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Glacier County chief., 1939-10-27

warriors, hunters, even squaws and
children. After that came the medicine
smoke for the braves. honoring two
of their own who had faced the enemy
and returned victorious, bringing as
trophy an enemy scalp.
Thus did Plenty Coups avenge the
death of his brother and make his
first coup. 1t was the beginning Of a
long career. successful. fearless and
honorable, as the red men reckon
honor. that was to place him high,
eventually, as recognized chief of all
the tribes of the northwest.
As Chief Plenty Coups told me the
story. he said: II felt no fear in that
boyhood battle because. at the crucial
moment. looked up and saw an eagle
circling above me In the blue. Always,
in moments Of peril, the eagle, my
good medicine, has appeared above
me. But" he added sadly, "times have
changed. Our young men no longer
go up into the mountains seeking
visions. They laugh at the beliefs Of
old men and call them superstitions
But our ways were good ways"
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-27

Commenting on the practical value
of the experiments, the former Helena
man said:
"At the present, apparently, there
are no practical values except that
tually become of benefit to mankind.
Some of the purely scientific expert
ments of few decades ago, believed
to have no practical value, have given
the world radio and television Who
knows what science may develop from
cosmic rays?"
Hotter returned to the University of
Chicago upon completion Of the ex-
pertinent.
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-27

again. I know that it's my last trip
up here" He never returned
Shortly before Christmas last year
he was taken to ST. James hospital
where he suffered what doctors said
would be his last Illness" But on
March % he had recovered sufficiently
to return home. Later he was taken
ended his long, colorful career.
Stout was the last of Montana s
pioneer prospectors. Friends say he
had lived in the vicinity of Butte for
60 years. all but the last few of which
were spent roaming in search for gold.
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-27

Freeze a can of fruit in your me-
chanical refrigerator. Put the can itself
in the freezing compartment or empty
stand for four hours. Serve as dessert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Plans
For "Frolic'
ST. Joseph's AIumnae viii
Honor Members Of Grad
uatine Glass

Plans are being formulated
for the Commencement Frolic
to be given by the Alumnae
association Of st. Joseph's
hospital the evening of June
End at the knights of Column
bus hall. Honor guests at the
affair will be the 80 members
of the graduating class.
Miss Josephine Halco is chair
man of the affair. assisted by
Mesdames Herbert F. Wetmore.
William Swanson. Leonard NJ.
Trip and the Misses Marion Mad
dock, Anne Kremsreiter and Wilma
Harlow, president Of the Alumnae
association.
The decorations will feature an
Oriental motif and music Will be
furnished by Louis Grenier and
his orchestra.
The following viii be patrons
and patronesses Drs. and Mes
danes Harry 3. Allison, r. X.
Anderson, II. S. Argus. Il. o. Ball.
L. S. Baskin. +. II. Beach, d. II.
Bell, S. l.. Blair. J. c. Bohn. John
Bowles, r. X. BowIes, b. a. Brown,
A. II. BUS. Walter c. Cameron, W.
G.. Cameron. Edwin L. Carlson,
Carroll c. Carlson, II. r. Clay. II. ID.
CIayberg. V. f. Grove, Thomas b.
Curran. d. ". Dayton.
Edgar r. Dodds. Charles II. Doe,
T. II. Duerfeldt. James II. Egan,
Albert Erich. Charles r. Engels,
+. J. Fairbourn. G. X. Fishel. A.
NJ. Flynn. &. +. Cannon. W. II.
Goering. Philip Garnet. Clyde +.
Gray. Hills F. Griffin, G. f. Crit
fifth. J. w. Guilikson. Eugene Han
son, II. J. Hsrds. John NJ. Hsylins,
A. Il. HeatoH. s. 2. Hermann,
Grant s Hicks. A. r. Hills. Lewis
A. Hopkins. z. o. H0uds A. w.
Howe. Leo J. Hunt. Edwin w
James. Lawrence r. c. Joers, David
n. johnson. Fordyce 4 r. John
son. John ArnsSon johnson, Scott
S. Jones Hinton D. Jonez
Jack r. karel. ". n. Keller. &.
II. Kinnesr. G. G.. r.. kunz. II.
Kursts. p c. Kyle. James A. La
Casa. {. c. beaverton. A {. Les
lie. W. Z. Lewis. S. T. Light. J.
Allen Locke. 7. II. Long. ". n.
Ludwig. Cyril V Lundviek. Stan
ley 81. MaeLean. X. D. AaeRas
Frank Madison, Clyde Maglil
". ". Mattson. Charles HeCreefy.
William McCreery. Lawrence Nc
Nerthney. ". b. McSerthnsy. X.
". Monaghan. G. A Moosey. X.
A. Morse. Z. c. Muir. Thomas b.
Murphy. A. George Mace. r. NJ
Mace, c. T. Nielsen.
W. a. Neithammer. Miles Par
rott, W. ". Psscoe. Charles Pas
zoe. W. {. Paul. c. VI. Pearson.
". p. Penney. Frank A Plum,
Christen Quevn. Jess ". Read.
". D. Read Chris Reynolds. J. p.
Robertson. James Roe D. n. Run
ning. r. c. schaetfer. A. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Scouts Plan
Pirate Raid
Girls Organization 70 frolie
in Point Defiance Park
Saturday

Tacoma Girl Scouts will hold
their Pirate Raid" on Satur-
day from 10 until 2 o'clock in
Point Defiance park.
Each troop and Mariner
ship is assigned as crew on a
real pirate ship. with the park
as the Spanish Main" north
Of the little lake near the en-
trance. Each girl will prepare
her lunch with her name on IL
and will carry a cup on her
belt. There viii be treasure. .
a surprise from the leaders
association.
Leaders and girls viii dress ~
pirates or seafsring folk. and older
girl "a and up viii include a
bsndans In their costumes.
The captain Of each ship VIII
provide 4 large flag with the
ships name on il. Each girl viii
have a small flag with the name
Of her ship.
Games begin at 1880. Al 10 -
each ship viii be given Map
Of Treasures Hiding Place and
when its turn ia called viii fol-
low the treasure trad which will
eventually lead To Fort Nisquaiiy
and the new day camp site. where
lunch IN to be eaten on the dc.
serted c. c. c. camp grounds.
Leaders and their ships include
Mrs. A. p. Turner. Revenge. Mrs.
Joseph Taylor. Adventure. Mrs A.
D. Murray. San Antonio. Mrs.
Peter FinHon. Good Samaritan;
Mrs. John Bernhsrdsen. Fiorencia;
Mrs. j. Martin. Nancy Lee. Mrs.
James EndreF. Good Intent, Mrs.
J. d Spence. Baltimore Belle.
Mrs. Earl Smith. sun Of the East;
Mrs. Gordon. Bloody Hand. Mrs.
". G Adams. Blessed Trinity:
Mrs. Joseph Roberts. Queda Aer-
chant. Mrs. Haryils. seosfge of
Malice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Miss Parlaman, Mr.. Foss
Wed In Quiet Church Rites
Daughter OF O. 9. Paramsns and Son Of Horace Foees
Plight Troth thursday Morning in ST. luke's Church;
Home TO be Established at "Gladmore" After Trip

Marked for its charm in simplicity was the wedding cere-
mony in ST. Lukes Memorial church Thursday morning in
which Miss Jeanette Areen Paraman daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Griffith c. Paraman of American Lake became the
bride of Mr. David Kneeand Fogg son of the Horace Foggs
of Interaaken.
White gladiouses and white larkspur arranged with
touches of about the altar and chanee added to the
dignity OF the occasion and formed appropriate
ground for the service which read before members
The two families and close friends bx the Roy Arthnr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Plan Annual
Guest Affair
Oman Study Club viii Enter
tain at IIewelIyn Home on
Orchard Hill Friday

Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn is
opening her attractive home
on Orchard Hill to members
of the Oman Study club for
their annual guest day tea and
program on Friday afternoon
at . o'clock.
Mrs. Ensley M. Llewelyn is
president of the organization and
will extend a greeting to the
guests. Members of the group Will
assist during the tea hour.
Mrs. J. G. Raley of Buckley has
been invited to be the guest
speaker for the afternoon. Soprano
solos will be presented by Mrs.
Carolyn Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Tennis Club enserssins ~
Second Summer Tea

Members Of the TacoFas Lawn
Tennis CLUB entertained ~ thr
s~cnnd % their annual summer
series of Informal bridge teas
Wednesday sfternorn II ths clue.
ansse. with Mrs. W. " Seymour
In charge ~ arrangements ruuF.
inx AZ the tea hsur we're Mrs
seymour and Mrs Homer 7. Clay.
president AZ ths siun.
Roses eertsred the tea table
and white syrtngA spposHted The
snsnssi shoss the firerisee. About
the ciuehoa<< were arrangements
az lfta upin, e2mrenaias asi
rscusss frum the garden ef Mfs
William D<eFtnx
Assisting M. Seymour with
plans far the affair were Mrs.
srrfinx. Mrs Maicem aaxsns.
Mrs Jas~ph Lanx ar Mrs.. Thorn
AZ Eckstsom AMI Afs A. "
Heath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

The action takes place at bar
becue stand in the Arizona desert
and in order To make the set au-
thentic. the interior OF an actual
stand will be on the stage of the
Little theater. Tt was constructed
as real building with two by
fours laid for the structural frame
TO which veneer was tackled and
then stained, with the cracks bat
tened and doors trimmed. The
whole interior is decorated in Mex
lean style with brilliant reds and
blues. Erich Richter has painted
typical desert scenery. The only
magnetic telephone in this part Of
the country WAS procured and a
lighting system has been fixed 10
operate from the stage Itself. The
whole effect Is one Of being actu-
ally present at the place of action.
The properties themselves were
difficult to procure. A gambling
machine is required In the play
and none were to be found In the
city of Tacoma. although all su-
thorities were approached. Finally
1t was necessary TO 30 to the ui-
derworld through which one was
obtained from a neighboring city
and permission was granted by
municipal and state authorities TO
use II on the stage. The stools
around the counter and the cash
register we're loaned by local bar
fixturer. all in the interest Of q
finished production.
The action also requires the use
Of actual firearms and tommy
guns. Special permission was OBJ
tanned from authorities and a law
enforcement officer delivers them
each evening. never having them
out OF his sight. and takes them
back when the performance IL
over.
The play VIII 90 on Monday
through Wednesday Of next week.
Tickets may be purchased AZ the
door Of the Little thsater off Carr
street and those wishing to obtain
next years Drama league member
ships will be allowed free admit
lance 70 this play. or II already
member with the purchase Of
next years membership. one guest
viii BE- admitted free
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
G u B S

Jugo- siss Gtisrss einb ali
meet In slssonis hall at 20 pri-
day evening. Report on state
convention 10 be made.
Gaasdsss Legion auxiliary will
meet Friday evening At 4 o'clock.
Ladies' n sun Hss urets. Rising
sun hpirtuaiist church Will s~rye
luncheon At the church rooms.
Friday at II 20 Public invited.
Phil sheridan Relief Corp. ~nl
meet Friday for - 70 poiissek
luncheon IN thu sffDofy. Mrs Al
fred ftossdrsau VIII preside over tns
business meeting
vifxisIa Clarke Players all pre-
sent = benefit stos IN Roosevelt
Heights school Friday evening ~
: o eiaek. Proceeds for Roosevelt
Heights improvement elgbnoass.
Charity diab all meet for 1
o'clock luncheon - the home n
Mira v X Thompson. sils b.
fakims.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Garden Group TO Have
Mexican Luncheon Friday

North End Garden club meets
at the home of Mrs. a. II. On
stad. 1904 No. Puget Sound ave.
for 1890 luncheon Friday. A Mex
lean motif will be used. Following
the luncheon, business meeting
and program will be presented,
Mrs. J. C. Hill will speak on Gao
tus," Mrs. j. A. Mcleod on "Other
Mexican Flowers" and Mrs. w. A.
Washburn on "Orchids."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Fays Return from
Mid-Western Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Fay return
ed Wednesday from three weeks
motor trip which took them into
the middle western states. In
Minnesota they visited relatives in
Minneapolis, st, Paul, Duluth, and
also in Grand Forks, Grafton and
Auburn, n. d. On their return
they stopped in Glacier National
park, Mont.
w. and NJ. club of Olympic Re-
bekah will meet at 1880 Friday
for luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Francis NJ. Brown, 1852 So. G st.
Mrs. J. l.. Blaser assisting.
Fern Chapter Auxiliary will
meet Friday at 1880 for lunch
con and cards. Hostesses for last
meeting Of year, Mrs. Angus A.
Campbell, Mrs. Mary Owen and
Mrs c. G.. Jesperson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
T akeVows In
May Nuptials
Miss Marion L. vienesu
Becomes Bride OF
Robert Bowen

A wedding solcmnized over
the past weekend which holds
much interest was that which
united Miss Marion l.. viencau
and Mr.. Robert r. Bowen.
Vows were read in 81. Pat
riek's parish house Saturday
by the Rev. A. X. trankovlx.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Vicneau.
1916 No. Steele st.. and the
bridegroom in the son Of Mrs.
Almon Frye Of sl2 No. Cush-
man ave.
Mrs. Raymond vienesu was the
brides only attendant and best
man for Mr.. Bowen Was Mr.. How
ard Frye. For her wedding the
bride wore a silk costume suit in
ths ashes Of roses shade. accented
by delft blue accessories Her
flowers were q oorsags ~ white
orchids.
A reception al the home Of the
brides parents followed the we'd
ding ceremony. Receiving with
members Of the bridal party. Mrs.
visnesu wore two.piece navy
blue dreas and the bridegroom
mother wore a mulberry suit.
Pink roses. white and pink snap
dragons and syringa. were used
about the rooms. Mrs Ralph Me
CHM poured. Mrs. Donald De Llzls
cut the wedding cake and Miss
GeFi Accuteheon vas In charge az
the guest book
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen plan to
make their first home IN the Flor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

: The attractive bride wore a
tailored suit Of chocolate brown
and with 1t her accessories were
all white. On her shoulder was
pinned an exquisite corsage Of
orchids. She was given in mar
riage by her father.
While the vows were exchanged
Miss Vivian Steclman played on
the organ the soft strains OF
Ethelbert Nevin's Venetian Love
Song Before the wedding she
played "Madrigsl" by Hatch and
"Chanson' by Friml. Traditional
nuptial music. the professional by
Lohrengrin and the occasional by
Mendelssohn were used also.
Only wedding attendants were
Miss Frances Parlaman, sister of
the bride. who wore dress of
chartreuse print with japonica ac-
ccssories and corsage of gardenias.
and Mr.. Franklin Fogg, cousin OF
the bridegroom.
Mr.. Fogg and his bride left i'm
mediately for motor trip south.
They will travel for month. GO
ing as far as Mexico, taking in
the San Francisco fair enroute. On
their return they will be estab-
lished in their new home which
is being built for them at Glad
more" on the Fogg family estate
at Interlaaken.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fogg were
graduated from Stadium high
school and he attended the College
of Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Broadmoor Luncheon for
Bethany Women's Group

Members of circle of Bethany
Presbyterian church will sponsor a
luncheon and program at the
Broadmoor dining room Friday
afternoon at 1890 Mrs. A. S.
Black has been invited to speak on
Summer Gardens" and Mrs. Hill
ma Osborne will sing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Orihopedie Board 10 Hear
Mr.. Cummings Friday

At an executive board meeting
Of the Tacoma orthopedie associa-
ton Friday morning at 1918 In
the loft of the Y. NJ. c. A.. Mr.. G.
]. Cummings OF Tacoma General
hospital will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson, president 81
the board. will preside over the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Benefit Gard Party

The Spiritual Christian church,
727 Fswcett ave, will sponsor a
benefit card party Friday even
ing at s:15 o'clock. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments served.
Committee on arrangements in
cludes J. F. Lund. n. B. johnson,
and Fred Tegard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

rHs usfi Scouts % rsnep Ma ~
VITA thesf Ie2a~rs and trsop ena~
sHsstes. wvfs hosts~s<s 10 lno
'seaufsi parents and few frsss<o
II = Mssiesa party hsia u sho
University r'aee sehcol vrs<iey
evening MFa O. T. cssis ~ f,py
Island ssvs IN account ~ her trtp
snfo Msxiss. and Miss rustie snve
two ssenrssson au,nh<ss. -'rsnas -
the Nn~es' and Nltenehe t5feNxle :
rhs tsisi sesass participated in IN
enssstAinJnsns With usxie4n sunes
and dances A. the rtnee ~ ~
pruxfsm . Court ~ Awards No.
hsid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
To Preside at Meeting

Mrs. Albert Hagadorn will pre-
side at the regular business meet
ing of Wild West auxiliary 81,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Friday
evening at S in the Doric room OF
the Masonic temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Miss Austin
To Be Feted
Guests Announced for Fyidox
p~sy 10 b Given ~
Mrs. RSmsby

One az IN. last nnrtien fup
Ni.. nvllir ANA 4urfin -
f.,,~ h~w w.x~fs~s - I~~~ n
!. AZ. s.sh.~ n-s~ 49, -.
:. 49, 4,
Hssn wiz - IN s"Ne ~
= ri1ay evening TOT wu'<n
Mrs, James kani*liy VIII -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Set, Properties Unusual
For League Presentation
Substantial Structure Built for Peified Forest; Desert
Scenery Painted BY Erich Richter for Famous
Play Written By Robert Sherwood

The Drama leagues final offering of the season. Robert
Sherwoods "Perfied Forest has behind interesting back
ground dealing with the set and properties
Mrs c. r. Fuller directing the production and in lead
ing roles Mrs. Erich Richter and Mr. Herman Huseby.
On Monday evening the play will open for hreeday in
the little Theater off Carr ST
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02

Schultz. c. J. seheysr. y l..
seheyer. s X. Sleep. J. s. smeali.
Kari staatz. @. II. Steele. John y.
Steele. 4. c. Stewart. G. @. Trim
bic. g. J. ysndenbgrg. John !.
yerhsIen. 4. u. Warren. Horace
G. Whitacre. Clifford Whitaker.
Don G. Willard. n G. Willard. I'd
win {. Yodsr. and Drs. y. Eliza
beth Drake. John Flynn. J. u.
Kane. e. r. AcCoII and Eoks
Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Present
Piano Pupils
Students Of Enid lo9ersoll
Houston 10 Appear
In Recital


Piano pupils 81 Enid lnrer-
soil Houston viii be presented
in recital Friday evening In
Wcyerhasuaer hall Of the
Y. w. {. A. The public ID
cordially Invited 90 the pro-
gram. which win ssart prompt
" ut : o'clock.
Mrs ifsus,on. who formerly
taught plsnn In the Ssw York Gel.
leEs Of Music. wsll present pupils
u various ages In the following
Fragrant
pflfltnx .s Williams Turner
Aasssfss fIsssa
Aan ks.lsr
The Hemins rlsson tsss.f nrssfs
Marlin caFtstswsn
Guitar s<fensss ssss y ussuNf
Isea<st Ansaaevieh
The sand Mar 4s.zEsf2fasss sssss Err
AafIlfa csufAsfs
ON the fos 81 HNeetssleK 3 crs.fsad
ARLENE feeder
Gftas gfoss t4s..s Williams fufasf
Gathering Wild Flowers spsalasns
fessy Mace
nljeu March --s.ls Kassimsnn
Gtsaftx Nfuhfxa
Th< Pixies upfsa Ntxnt a. l.. pxusu
sussnns johnson
In The nost s1sssssfsss ~. Frantic
efsss camp
The Avalanche sa4s.s..s.,s teller
me Camel tretn fat4..tf uAiste~
hsts WAGNER
IN. witch 84t.s.sf.ssas.i nsemaf
Spftna Thoughts t.ss.st.s. 1eifus<s u
BETTY Jean Stewart
Old Lavender $1,000. A L. Preston
Dorothy Neiaot
NJ q ftoedsid< Fire 1911 Rogers
Marion Ashnshs
rhs swallow s.stss.a.4. n<fsmuiisf
sansfluo Op ~ Me- . W Cifmenki
uetty Jean Jacobsen
Nshltifupe sstssssftsttftLf hnHsfa
Inc sssn ssts4sssstsss saint aAebs
vsieis aassfsssts.t.sss4 Masfri>
ruth sesus1a ftfnxes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-02
Show 10 be Unique

A novel floor show IL being
planned BY the Eureka Hebsksh
Girls club to be presented st the
eluns skating party Thursday
evening in Kings roller rink. The
program viii consist Of speciality
numbers BY Carol Psttikon and
Penny Anderson. The two skaters
have recently won honOfa IN
Seattle "a rtheir numbers On
steps. stllts and skis
Hours vii be from . % until
II o'clock. Mrs. Afrea j. Sever
son and Mas Frances Gillespie are
eo-ehAiFTseu for the affair
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-15

The above scene will be a common one in Montana on and after
July l when unemployed workers eligible for weekly unemploy-
ment compensation checks of from $500 to $500 a week register
for work and file claims for benefits at State Employment Service
offices of the Unemployment Compensation Commission. The bene-
fit checks will be mailed direct to eligible claimants home addresses
on and after July %.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-15
MRS. LAURA LINSE HAS
HIGH PRODUCING O

Producing a total of 1884
eggs or an average of 25.2 eggs
per hen, the flock of 149 white
leghorns owned by Mrs. Laura
LinSe of Denton topped all DEM
onstration farm flocks of more
than 100 hens for production
during the month of April, an
nounceS Miss H. E. CuShman,
extension poultry specialist at
Montana State college.
High among flocks of less
than 100 hens was that owned
by John j. Vargo of Trout
~reek in Sanders county. His
IT white leghorns laid a total
of 2,089 eggs or an average of
27.5 eggs per hen.
In the breeding classification
to top ranking place for the
month went to the 81 Plym-
outh Rocks owned by Mrs.
George McHoes of Plevna. Her
flock laid a total of 1902 eggs
or an average of 27.3 per hen.
Miss Cushman's records show
that the average feed costs per
hen for demonstration farm
flocks for April was 10 cents
compared with Is cents for the
same month a year ago and Is
cents for April 1887. Egg prices