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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Chnrrh Mceting Tonight

The annual church meeting of the
Presbyterian church will be held to-
night in the auditorium of the church.
Reports of the past year will be made
and budget decided upon for the
coming year. The church year ends
March 81. This will be the end of the
third year for Rev. G. L Clark at the
Pendleton church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Sues On Note.

Sues On Note.
r. G. Raymond is defendant in a
suit that has been brought by the
Peacock Mill Co.. in which the mill
concern asks for judgment of So
2S3.70, attorney costs, and their dis
bursements in the case. The suit is
based ON note claimed to ce past
due and unpaid. Watts and Prestbye
represent the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Plate Glass Renlacc,i.

A plate glass window to replace
he one which was cracked last win
er when a pebble was hurled against
was unloaded and put in place to-
bay in the front of Bond Bros. Sew
Eal men were required to juggle the
Y glass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Meat Market sues.

The Central Meat Market. which
operates under the style Of the PEN
dleton Trading Co. has brought suit
against E. ]. Morris in which judg-
ment to the amount of sssO74 on four
causes of action is sought. The suit
is based on promissory notes. Carter
& Smythe represent the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21

lot Rock have already been received
by Adjutant Cyril Proebsts.. and s.e-
eeptanees from the remaining posts.
all OF whom have been invited, are ex-
pected before the meeting tomorrow
night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
, 80 = go = :
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

March 22-County Confer
ence Sunday School Association
at Helix.
! May 5-county oratorical
contest..
May s-County Track meet.
Commencement at Pendleton
High School.
June 15, 16 and 17-Annual
state convention OF spanish Am
erican War Veterans. Women's
Auxiliary and Military Order OF
Serpents.
a a a A a q = 2 .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
bnderahe Is Arraigned.

Charles vonderabe. charged with
le murder of Matt Jepson. was ar
Iigned this morning in the court of
astice Joe II. Parkes. His prelimi-
Ary hearing has been set for tomor-
>w at two o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
BUYS Beaver skins.

Buys Beaver Skins.
II. n. Graham has purchased from
f. Albee. the eleven beaver skins dis
played recently at the George Baer
Hardware stor. The skins brought
total of $ie5. 1t is unlawful TO
kill beaver. but these were trapped
by Albee through 4 special sdispen-
sation from the Game Commission
as the animals were damaging trees
on the Walla walla river.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Couple Bound Over.

| Elsie Anna Ward and Harry Ross,
charged with adultery, waived their
examination this morn
ing in the court of Justice Joe Fl.
Parkes and were bound over to await
Die action of the grand jury. Their
bonds were fixed at $500 each. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
orchestra to Play.

The Golden Rod Melody Men, all
University of Washington students,
will comprise the orchestra for the
Elks dinner dance at the Elks club
Friday evening. They are EN- route
10 Seattle on tour which will take
hem to Japan, China and the Phil
ippines. Tables are now being re-
Served for the hours of $50 and 7:15
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
CHEW VISIT GRAVE.

HONOLULU, T.. H., March ei.--tA.
P.J~The crew OF the British light
cruiser, Calcutta. now here. win pro-
ceed to the island OF Hawaii and am
chor OFF Kealakekua bay 70 visit the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
skes TO be Speaker.

NktS 70 Ut oHtetEs
Horace Sykes, deputy state fire
barshall. will be the chief speaker
/ the weekly forum luncheon of the
sendleton Commercial Association
thursday at noon. The luncheon will
Ie held at the Quelle restaurant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
+Ne7oS Notes OF Pendleton

reservations will close THURSDAY
evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21

FOR SALE-Elector' nominating PEE
tition blanks at East Oregonian
office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT room unfurnished
Observation-Disclosures J. H. Estes,
Phone 604.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21

lonely spot where Captain Cook, the
British navigator, who discovered and
named the Hawaiian group the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
rIiICAnn GRAIN M,Rxrr

'Hh.Aib. u,t I.--Bu!ins on !, .rr.
-"t- 'Nh 10 Al unexpected Idvhrc. In
whe"i prices today after a ino,- Al. Il /.
rIhe Gno Z" ,!Enihc OF tho ,rini.tiCe ,'rh
n" lnTAs Tht market closed uu-.t,l-d
I, hsHs y. IN. n"' higher. WIN December
sip'N =" 90, and May t..u. 80 81 -,
,o,n hntn"n &" hNN. M u,j, =,
- ~. on t" >. gain. a"d provisions ur,n
M"si ~ m" may buying ~ wheat We,
a. fi"'d a." "he biz trader hrr. an,
Nn" h"' h's purchase. were ." coyo, pr.-
Nl"os s"i"> ~ ""r" in ;he mature u, IN
tnN">'in"nl r"mn!i-i OMEN uun.iInr
Nr"'tHn ~h"Ci' ~ the stnppag- ~ no. III
l!r- IN tnc H'-r East failed I" r..ub -.
Hnhh n" hrsi him! minutes OF trading IN
NJ "h"a nj ih-n hn,iur nf ~. IL vol
u'h" -" IN a. 80 .nrour,g. III. su.r,i.
Nv rhhh ana Me To t%Sc to the hu! >I!.
and thor" u~r. as."rti"ns in som. .r,,r,.
nav p"a"t was Ia h. regarded a. 4, .Ii
Ism advance rather than tn. reverse
NJ strong ucUard movement, ~ WIN g, 4,
pr'ts continued unCl tn. lasr hou, ~
nc foard or TRADE sessions Soincfbiny
~ retrti"n which took uIsre IN the nnni
'rdnsacti"n. appeared 20 l., h-cugnr a hnu,
h.ehy through profit taking on Inc n.rl
eArN nuSer. S"aSna-d cnmps,i'Tmn
tnr Quick shirm~n-. wa. more or les !,
~ tnF IN hrInlnr :" stimulate bulli.h >,r,i.
mn mo 50 100. VAS GOOD milling H..
ep"u uNhl of rotit' Wa taken ALSO If nuI-
IN estimates NJ III. worlds svailsnie slr
:" man doa'' rarallelei tho action n
mn"St ,rNrHri-r. were Kidding fame, pre.
fh,nin' 'o7 corn IN nearby positI,rs
l'f"N.rrs o're lower in linz, with bo-.
mere ana with l"rd At I.i"~rpool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
STANDARD OIL GROUP
IS ACTIVE ON THE CURB
Traders Learn Special Tax
Will Not Be Levied at
Present.
Ivy Assnci.tcd rrcss. !

NEW YORK. oct. li-Apparentlv
authorized statements that the gov
"rnmcn, at present does not intend
:" arrange for legislation placing a
special tax ON excessive surplus as.
sets "f corporations removed AN In
"entiN" Tor hullish ac;i.iti.S in MANY
az III. industrial specialti.s brought
iu'" pr"min"u"" nv violent advances
in tn" Dasi f.w weeks The stand
ard oil group was especially infu-
"nc"d today hN ,h'>" statements
moving in moro orderly manner
than At any time since tho ,ensa-
'i"nAl upward movement IN the
group started some weeks ago and
movements IN the Standard pil issues
generally comparatively narrow
Trading was on Largo scale in
the ncS Standard OH ~ New York
"a par value stock when issued
those contracts being traded IN a.,
80 20 SC. Will" ~. present shares
ranged from SCI 10 $50 showing III
lie chang from III, trading position
prevailing Late yc.,.rday Imperial
oil OF Canada Welded from I2i to
III. ohio oil Was traded in al SiS
l" So. and Vacuum oil ranged from
80 - SIS Gulf oil VAS steady with
sales at 81 - TO siS-t
The trading in Mammoth OIL com.
panN shares was a feature bccaus.
"i ne heavy demand 4, and above
I" during he nrsi half ~ tho day.
rms trading "as based largely ON
reports from Denver that second
well bad been brought IN from = 10
cation half mil" from tho initial
producing we'll. Mountain producers.
VAS ais" in demand. hut without spe-
'ial changes in prices
Industrial issues wer. irregular
brooklyn CITY Railway Mas dis
TURNED by the sharp decline IN
Sr"oklrn Rapid TrsnSi, Yesterday
and reacted To . - in m. e.r,,,
'radinE. burant Motors after tho
display Of strength IN ~ two pre-
lung hANS. Was in moderate sun
my ana ranged from .l.i-2 to 5nl-I
Now Nnrk Tcierhnr. was ON. ar ia.
strong features aud was traded I'm
~ IL" To tine new Man "f lloi-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
I'VE srnCk MNnkt.Ts.

i'ill' .N',,'. '',t. a.. .nt... .,v.. ip's Ia
g.. n.'.," "-"f STEERS -uu W..-..ra sra-.
"a hrr.'us t"r ira .r'"'l u""f steer.
>. - Numerous strings =. e. 49,. host year
..ut- 81 - hil- u" IiE~ tt"i steers. ~ - n
II =. n',n condition. "t W"r,-rn grs>,"l> :
''t"ns % p hiEh'r n"nEE raiv"- ~n""
mos advance "th-r classes iarg"l,
>,"-ny. hul- h"l"Gm- hu'ls around 49,,
hh,k beef cows nnh n"if"rs t,iT 90
go, blih strong wight Er... caves.
Hogs Receipts. i."r general, - - :,
low an liz t-t W"Isnt- closing Nrsh.
~ ,,,irs -rrr. steady 80 strong nuik lso
20 =: rnf'n average 800 lcw cnc.c.
f'''. ~" iu,i ~ - lao pound. average
u,si, mos; S1aITsl'. nuIk uarrIrI sow.
- .''W =. desirable. piEs mostly $40. Is
trh 81 holdov.r 40"
sheer. Receipts. 400. 'at n.,ly. .na,
ui"nrI -'",d,. rln.irv veAk: ior n-'iv.
~, "a cit, hut,n"r. and shipper, 81 n
20 i,Ark-s puih. $50 ni3,,. tuIls mostly
s. q 80. TAT Western lambs -'or We. /.
y 'nau. lover ter cars chnic" lila M
i mn>, 'iico. with So out. Other W..iArn-
4" hiii"r. siS s5ni3 -. feeder. .iop sn"u,
-t"adN. n,- double. Si0-pound western
t"edinH lamb. $50 sn"'p -, -Cs steady.
heavy "a ewes. 15;"Iini. lighter weight,
NEW YORK OCT u-Cs,,l-; r.c.,n,..
AZ s'cads: .,.ec- s."o9,l.a. bulls. 40
90 So q rniGriin" 80" yca go, s." ca.,
-rs sn"2S'o. westerns ESQ
Sn""p aud lamhs. receipts 500. steady:
,n"ct 600 - $50: cui!' :"T 40. lambs.
; n = ~ Culls soi1kci
Hogs receipts ,.a-'. steady Medium, In
isht ". sh,. and pigs 100, a loi". heavy
hrs-. lh'"0 lO.2Js tNughs IN nH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
COMING HOLIDAY
AFFECTS THE MARKET

>EN DEIEANS D"I ll-Th. ~Itrrm.ly
nh''N1r"his on" - no government y.
49, " 'f'r '"p"r NtN NJ Outstanding
'"dipT' tu ""i;"n '"1r,. and tn. ror. h-l
MN h' -.rilns u inr -ruusti b,t~ e-n
ma rGr"' .u' ~.ard price.
U'hll.irg from. the ionx ,.d, tn.t va. Al
most constant rh!. TCsiIinr semen Ia
Gay ;omorror 10 ohs.r~hac, ~ conr,bu,
Ddj The Sgs .de-ne, ~ tn, ,sssion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

,>rkso<t TALAL f S1r3nEs S., u-r,,.
.%""-a, & sF st. fiS s,'" nt a:
TX K NJ ' s. So S'f %fG. 3 So, p w. sc 6 ii:
a'%. IL ..le. Ssee'1,, rS 81: .nis:
1i,> i.l'. te.sip,.. az. shipments. 1879:
,,I -; ' NJ %" e s5 b 81 3 r w { i:
l">n"x. ~" ~" l. 1',i is1f .iy.r nn.,s
~! ~ " "s" sSor, NJ H. Il per ger cent,
'"i", '""nih b..s, !.-l'n,
NEW irHh. oct /! .t"ll money easier:
h.s" ~ leo" ~. rnii". ra,c -. clos
call .u~n- against sr,eptanc"s. o. time
,"" I mn" m'>s1 grn,irh,.r",,, %,H dy,.
'"i.tin' rci.. r"r"i. ~.
ruHE.iGN ENCnAGE.
~ tn!y.r-.! Servic.
49, to-, s.rr:
f f,.n. as% ~ - s., y.e''; -, .".
it.ly. d.iu.nI -. c.bIc,. 80,
h,is'um. demand. So c"nes. s..'7
,io'!hhh nIin"nh $500 '.p". -,
iS S,1t1s lS"snh III Co., Co., 81
tre.y.. demand. 80
Ss"oI"n. lvmanI 300. .blcs. :. s..
NORWAY, hcinnnL i,,. c-n.E- u. -,
trhn'Lk. demand -".i' r,ut... Gti,
Spain demand i,..'. ,ab.cs. 10. -.
hungary. demand. on,
,k"ch" S!nv"i<is. demand 5.3t
l"l- nj. demand! .v,..
ftni.nJ demand. (. 81
Num-us d"inaDd pit,
lug"-SisIiE. demand o., :.
tr-:ntiu". dein,na. rs,
bt--tl. d!:'Iau u 70.
thil! h-iu.Ud II L.
canada. demand. luri.13
H"ugkons d"nauI .t,5. csh..s 500
P"r'ns.. d"msnG. iN4. cables, tc4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
BALTIMORE. MARKETS
nv A-.ncl.teh r-.-,l

Iiiy Appreciated T---sl
BALTIMORE Np. rc' . rc,s,o..
~ - per bHrt"i l"I- ~. .wrr'. u.r,
1 n Dui"u. al sections. No ? or
l.l.ln --,n. l'--:ilF Aupl-- packed.
Der h-rryl 80. /. ana 500. Al y-!.s'tes.
No 'yG 200 ErS. naive shd r.-f ~
nrs,. 80, southern r-.i, 81 = u Al'i-r.
cr..ru-r, fanny pfints trTS d-iry
print. !.f.s liz. poultry srfinr CHEZ
.u- Inc gd.r-- '-.h"rn. :nn = old hens,
.ut.li.us horns. lsT-I ",d rnosters,
ltGl" Duc,- ~h'. pohnS .T-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
mark, to is htrh.-l 10 .,s. Tor nec.m-

market TO rs hirh.st 20 Il q for Ocean
her
f'-i%nr checked ANY further inward
mo'"n"rt And caused moderate s-t backs
q M in.'st mo t-sdins months w.r.
III - points over n. Ana price. %
,in,r wss a. nei gan> On iha dAy - 70 n
~ poihls, December Losing At y -.
In. most inpurtsI:s piTI ~ the weekly
r"t"li "as generally consihrTcG - 10 ih'
: em"b' That picking and ginning weT.
'i'h"- Hn.hrh or well aIvanc-d ia mos,
-"i.'.s Of ne belt Tni.. snd oihrr on
=" I. ions Niour similar inc., sat. hy
sat- IN N. detailed reports. wcr. a.
."u'"d - "unnrm,d recent claim. ,hA'
SnunF Wa =" far uumnl"t,d nv import.n NJ
hF'AS A. 20 ludirdi" short trnN
Fnl'h"r .t"adints, WI. derived from man,
rTTNai. '"l.Srsm- from the lnt-rlpr toll.
lns ~ goo -pni demand b.ins mel IL,
only limited oHrrinEs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
WASHINGTON MARKETS
Iny A-.oDI.tcd rr.,.I

WNSHlNI rpN. oct II EEss. ,,ric,,
f"th. IN 81. southern. 90 1--we ppu.t.-
ruo.tsf. -. turkey - -pfinE chi,..E,
sur '""ls -. Dressed u"uI'ry .pT!n.
me- e"ns. Am 80. hens, > ~ ~. rpostcrs. .;
'ufr"Es ~ ~. I,iN" si1,-. - lY.. choice,
~, medium. ~ lrrnh- IS. Nv. p!S.
"a,u. 0.i-."n. liI. hogs H. N.g.t.hl.,:
pu'E- ~. l. lacked, -,T ~. M :.
-,rn.'i "n ~ s"""t pot-'oe. North
'-'"l!ua ID'n 90. .ssr DS Is'I 30:
ruiuu. sacked li0y -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
TEXTILE stocks.

Textile stocks.
PATTERSON NILS. pfd.. TOO l22
nIve",, rf ID" la" 100 ,o., 1881
Riverside and Dan
;, RIVER. com ....... foo 2a5 3lj
R""n"k" Mills. -
Rosemary Mfg. Co. I,
Union Buffalo. Is, pr. 100 -
Miscellaneous.
!: u Bond and Mort co. l27.
H. T. crmmr CO.,
u. =. pfd. .... 100 40
crystal ic, 60. pfd.
Jen.%s"n Real corp. '0' %
Johnson ~" run. Co.. ~" %
Johnson Pun. Co,
I.arus aud I'r" CO..
o # i 81" and q 9 e'r :" '"s "a,
Sou STOW" WSs.. pfd.
Standard Paper Mfs.
90. pfd. .. luu los
L. l.. r.. u g. pfd 10" iu7 l,s
l. l.. T.. ""ni........ 100 1913 ms
\.-c Chem. y. 9
IRA. ............. TOO -
VIC. chem. COM. 100 -
\rS,nia ,;miid,ng
and Loan Co....... 100 no
l.'on virginia Centuries. 76i y =.
rid. -.
,o y" >,,s'nia H'ilv"y and power Co,
81 virginia Hallway and Power Go,
4" II. =. and i DIV oh. 2,u
10 i"o W. ;r' Na't = ma, "%nN ?7i y c.
- l'nIr"i.4i .caf 'ioh pfd In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


'tbf y Ets
GO" "ci,. .","r.' sc ce7nsH A. .,'2e 4
a1'.,, md tAi;lv s,ealv. durin, IN. "|-'v
,tsalnr hui "rs"d on lsrer ,undnr ~
l,-y>', % hH nsr'S tor. Eur"p:sr .9"@un,.
!; n"ig's sr.es w~r. -.,ii"s,"d =, .'sou'
'S N9s:b 81 h nss'% ,S III, rs
S"nt.,Nh"r 50
s,s'T, ':' 'H:. 3" ;aa ,9.i r ~;
wa-. r"n"r.ed ~ ~ cu, -. 6" ~ 20 ia
~ h.v@ been mate a, SIS Amert"a n
m: "riciaI cable. r"ror,ed .ccline 81
no ma-teh,,. n" -xchanr. ra,.. WEI,
,as nm nanc.d 70 ia, c.". -en"r,.t san
~teic. ~ 20 :" l9o re-, lo-rr. v,ciori,
oor'. r~c.,p, o. In %ii.fH' , hss1''i'"
xrw vonx SIC STcA I'm. -,
mark y. Amer and crt5e. vsts ht ,Hssf
1 1s ~. n: :Has *
G;:n,' cc', and ,r.irb' II, IL s nss' a. 70 :,
R.w .rraT ' fn,n nSr' % ~ 80 Su,,. ac,y.
%; n%int, TTSSfS rhssr RI, onsnins W.
y n.sSns;. ;nd sor.".:l@n Efs QUO S"'r sm2
ma r"'n M "a y. N, Genres ~ thc, .rrr
r.Hr.h .nssr ~" '?waGi ~ "s e'".4 ~
.s,;ins ., a. ." n" "nHr. in".a.,cn M
.nr"n yHnr"c'i"ns Final pric~. w~rs !,
,,oih,t l"ntr 20 not l1v:- cl,.,,-
wWr'"n"' 80: D"cemh"y 25I March SIS
rho market 'or r"hnnd va, n-r.r =,
- ,nntihv wiih N. .i,Anc.in 80, ~
W." ;" :" II points hi-hcr With
M" graduated now listed AZ 81 10
h"ii"r INJURY Ma. r~nnr,Ad for hn,h
hnh">i." ana cNrnr' account 80"
IN 'rnnHb fIturcs thor. was s,r.. o.,
m: -"' ~ N"v"n 4; SIS or a. noj,,.
'hoN- 'h- prAvioms ,loS" ''"''
rOTrON.rEp on.
NV YORK oct. II Cn.tnn...1 a., q,
ccIhen '" :? ncint, undar rcaIizin, ~,
>"h' ,"rn '"nSs and scait.rrd Ioc,l s.f,,n
~. .n' rtsl"r tone ~ crude and Isri
'Tsch' 'nmtrd from October .bo-,. ,rL
con- - sSion- house buvins er.c,.J lit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
City and STAT. Securities.

wy NHu SNNNf
Va. :" Se "'a :" an" :. r ! 1882 ga
West e and TIrF =, Il. isss -
ches. and ro,. Tel
-" Of VA. Isl 5s... -
\. and +. +. CO. 's.lcsG 40 pa
ar".ina public SER
v 4 ard =, Co.. s<,,s 81 So
r. :. Register GUAM
y. =. BOMBS .. l"Si 1914
\ = 81, S"'1 :, n ":.,''""' s s,s, .s
\. IL and j. CO.. com ON" 100 80 80
Wnirnnd >'"'ka.
y. &. l.. Of Conn.,. 100 IA
II. +. and r. com. loo a35
l.. + aud J.. INV Dp. loo ga
II" f.. ami p. p. 6.
r. +. ami j.. p. c. ~" 80
ins"rnnr- stocks.
AZ. III" lus. Coo. iuu 20 300
Life l"s. 60; ~ Va: Ia" $50 So
Va. + aud VI Ius 60. - IL
Hnnk md Trust tnmpnn. s,orh.
American National 100 cicS
American trust Go
tir"auws! Nali"uai to" III
Eh. Of 20. aud Tr... 100 2cl
Central National 80. 100 - ZOO
FIRST National ...... loo 2.u ga
Mc' Nat Bk ...... zoe 1ip
Mech. and Mer. -. lV0 $40
stat. aui City Bank
and Trust Co ... * sli 81.
ilan ere National 10" il5 ga
Ei.hm"nd Trust Co loo "a q.
sav Sk OF Rich. 81 ~
Mon Hh. ~ Rich. 20 1853 LIS
Virginia 1rus, CO.. 100 81
West Emo itann - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

late IN the s"st."s. n'tsl bids h.irr -igh,
points n rh-r =" ~ not lover. Sa.'s p
90 barr" :. Prime c-ud'. ~ ~ {. m. ~ 'ino
summer yellow SPOT go. vc,on-r. ,it:
December SO. Mach. SIS. =. biJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

LIVERPOOL. oct ~ 'Ht'vn .rot In
crease' demand primes nam g""h mid
".inS Il q fuG' n,l,ii.aE i7"T mid
d.lnr l',i I"" mlhII.rr tess. raod Or
dIns-y lisa "rdiH~ry III" SALE. ,aG
''s g lnc.u'ilnr 49, An3'r.c.n Receipt.
80" hsl". M .uIiTg N..W American 81
iu-t' "-"'"d uui"i -ud steady pcrnn.r.
l.b7 December pa Lama, =. a.
March, rs. M.y. l2.Il July No S,u
'-fut.f li.-".
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my t;,,,lIhS

NEW YORK rCt. ~ r6'ton g"ui- con
,nr"h MN Ni'h niurr advances n print
.otn. and .vrn. iln". ths' AZ. r,inr :.
rF'c"h on 'hs hr.i- ~ Inc, -.-.1t, ~
fc-'d. Yarn. were h-rier and NOR" ac'fVc
woo =cop. ana six. h"la s's-ip lIur-
isps we're gul"' and rum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

NFW ORLEANS rrr rs rut rut'un
<''i dN GENERATIONS r"yl."! sales ON no
spot 81. p" ~. Gss luv nIHdIiul
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Union STOCK Yards:

wv 'I''''IIH NI'I'TI NT''N dTUS.
tCtoD-r II 1922.
krnHrhss NtrN hrr,N rus. - Chtt. =
market All hut, arr -tun AID iuej,u,n
huic s";d shHr"!N lower. Good lat cat.
iie, STEADY to over
STRICTLY :ncd steers LOO liz.
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IL. 2i.n,
NAVAL STORES

-i.o5. widd,ins. Ellis: good middlinr. z.u,
receipts. ,o76. stock. lsi.6Sb -
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y = tNtIuUIns INV = NJ msrkst
l.N. tor c..',- w''l ~ FRIDAY. saturday
and hiuni.. NJ ctil. -rld or v.lgnrd
90 htnrI .u-n h--- n.S.
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Total .ai"s lISs-no0. against itS2.n0n yesterday:
! -" o." Voc aro: holiday and 51n,nl2
t"o N"n"' From January dats ?nl, So. 900
sns i2Hs33lHo ago and l7o.sa5.4o0 years
ago
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RicHMo>n .KA,> EXCHANGE,

"h"'ts"'. '|""l"''0n- m 'Cn.nss
'Ct"n"r -. 1922
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17
WEYERHAEUSER

Reeves Ellison. is visiting friends in
Rhinelander this week
Harry LaTour spent Monday in La
dysmith on business.
Quite a few cases Of flu have been
reported but no serious ones.
Superintendent II. II. Burns was
here from Ladysmith on Friday.
Miss Babe LaTour and Ethel Fren-
chick were Ladysmith callers We'd
nesday.
Mesdames Arnold Diedrich and c.
Il. Alvey shopped at i4adysmith We'd
nesday.
John Anderson, Jr., spent Sunday
with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. John An
derson.
Marvel Maffett and Ethel Frenchick
spent the weekend at the J. IaTOur
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Koehler are the
proud parents of a daughter born Fri
day morning.
Mrs. J. L. Shepart returned from
Barron Wednesday. where she had
been at the Barron City hospital.
Mrs. Harry LaTour, who has been
visiting friends here for the past few
days, returned to her home in Rhine
lander on Thursday.
Mrs. {. Johnson, who has been i'll the
past few days. has been unable to re-
sumo her school duties. HighschoOl
students are substituting for her.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17
FAIRVIEW

G. J. Grassl was a Ladysmith caller
Tuesday.
Short brothers were Bruce csllers
Tuesday.
Miss Garnet Deerwester was a call
er at the Delhi home Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Bovee spent the week
end with her brother in Ladysmith.
NJ. S. Deerwester is putting in new
culvert on the road this week.
Miss Margaret ST. John was out sell
ing seeds in our community Saturday.
J. Thompson has started work on
his we'll. Mr. Strs Inn is helping him.
Mrs. NJ S. Deerwester and daughter,
Pauline. called at the Delhi home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Grassl and fam
ily spent Sunday afternoon at the
Strahm home.
Work on the Chippewa bridge has
been stopped on account of the ice
brea king Up.
Dick DeerWester, student at the
university at Madison, is expected home
the last ofsthe week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doty were call
ers at the Delhi and Grassl homes Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17
To the Electors of Rusk County
Wisconsin:

Notice hereby that special election to be held the seVea towns
Ru Wisconsin on ue
first April 1922 for the purpose OF SUD
hitting the electors reorganizng said county uder
board The ballots tha
will be shall be in substantially the following form
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17

/. Erland Engh. asher OF the above.
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the foregoing statement is true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
Finland ENGH,
Cashier,
Notari9ll Seal)
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this 10Th day Of March, 1922.
Peter Helm. Notary Public.
]. HEM. JH.
II. A. RUSSELL.
Directors.