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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can You Answer seven of these
questions Turn to Women's
page for the answers.
I. Name the team which won
the professional football title.
2. Did the steamship Titanic
sink as a result of striking
mine, collision with an iceberg.
or internal explosion
3. What does Colorado
mean
4. What does *" represent in
an algebrsic problem?
5. Does sound travel through
a vacuum?
s. Which member of the Jew
ish race Was at one time Prime
Minister OF Great Britain
Z. What was the total delegate
vote that nominated Wendell L.
willkie. Republican candidate
for President
8. How many daughters have
the President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt.
.. Complete the proverhial
phrase Penny wise :"
10. Are moles blind,
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whether a knute Rockne or a
Podunk college coach executes
those plays.
In war there are only two
courses of strategy - thanking
movements or a break-through.
Hitler used both old-fashioned
methods, but in the equipment
and training of his players, and
in the calling of signals, he was
the Knute Rockne,
The two Democrats who we're
the most stability treated at Chi
cago by the New Dealers still
may have the last political laugh.
Long after the Hopkins clique
which showed them aside has
passed from the public scene,
they may be sitting in the seats
Of the political mighty.
Jim Farley hasn't announced 1t
yet. but 1t is fairly certain that
he will go with the Yankees.
However, he will remain as New
York state chairman. and retain
deep and close interest in poll
tics. In view of the love and
acclaim showered upon his bald
pate at Chicago. his friends al
ready are talking of him as a
possible gubernatorial candidate
for 1912.
No matter who wins in No
vember-Roosevelt or Willkie-
the victor will probably be a
one-term president, in view Of
the fearful problem he will have
to handle and the impossibility Of
keeping everybody happy. Under
such circumstances, Farley may
be available for 1914 with or
without the backing of FDR.
Paul McNutt's future is a bit
more obscure. He endeared him
self to the president and the New
Dealers by his graceful retire
ment from the vice presidential
contest in favor of Secretary
Wallace. They owe him a lot.
If FDR wins, he may get cabi-
net post that will keep him in
the limelight. Not even Willkie
victory could dim Pauls hand
some face or his handsome am
bition. He is a lad who is never
down and never out. despite the
bounding of Henry Morgenthau s
income tax agents.
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Tin-Plated Independence

Travellers to South America in recent years all heard
about Bolivian tin The mined there, shipped all
the to Great Britain smeted and turned into pigs and
then shipped that form to the United States the greatest
consumer.
Iss dss SYSTEM" they wondered in the words of Milt
Gross famous character
Well it wasn't, and something is being done about
It. Two companies already have experimental tin smeters
in operation here and others looking into the matter
actively.
There is Bolivia poor country desperately needing
trade and subject strong European influence Here is the
United States worlds greatest of tin desperately
needing closer commercial relations with South America
Far out in the Pacific the British Malaysia virtually
defended against possible Japanese encroachment the
remainder of the worlds big tin deposits.
Well? What are waiting for?
What this country needs is a generation of men who
not only believe in, but who not afraid of freedom
Arthur Garfield Hays.
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TIP O. THE TONGUE

The family provides the best
security for the child. the best
springboard for the adolescent.
and the most satisfaction for the
adult.--Dr. Carl Rogers. Ohio
State psychologist.
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Common People in France
Taking Il, :" Writer Finds
BY JEAN CRAFTS

BORDEAUX France-The French proving they
To pacate one-tme
support the Pean proclaim
Of thu Rrifis
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rights. but not let them degen-
crate to license for sedition. We
must remember Germans are
clever. Strategy of subversion
has its American section" in the
Berlin Geographical-Politcal in
stitute ''Geopolitik Institut" and
Herr Goebels' propaganda min
istry supervised by some Of the
worlds cleverest psychologists
and political scientists.
o. B. GERMoND.
Pc Ell. Wash.
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An Inside Picture OF Finon-
Ii u II i ciol and Political America
BY RAY TUCKER

WESTINGHOUSE rare virtues for which even his
enemies honor and admire Henry Wallace may prove his
undoing in the presidential campaign, especially he
bears the oratorica burden Those his honesty his
candor his straight -forwardness.
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roDAY's COMMON ERROR

Do not say. He seldom or
ever gets tired: say. seldom II
ever"
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In these, Lord, do put my trust LEI be
ashamed; deliver in thy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
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The most obvious lesson of the present in
Europe the value of the factor of speed President
Roosevelt
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To receive attention IN this col
umn letters must give name and
address OF writer Only initials
VIII be published when requested.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-17
TWO INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS
ANN ARBOR DRIVER HURT
WHEN CAR SIDESWlPES
LARGE TRUCKS

Two persons were injured in auto
accidents in this area Monday.
Robert Wallace, 500 w. Huron St.
Ann Arbor. was taken to Wayne
General Clinic about $3.50 p. m.
after a car he was driving side
swiped two large trucks piloted by
Robert Shirley and Vern Kennedy,
both OF Detroit.
The accident occurred on US-112
near Wayne, where the trucks had
stopped momentarily.
Four Car Crash
A Belleville physician examined
and treated William Sczynski.
RI. 3. that village, after a car he
was driving became involved in a
four-car collision at Sumpter and
Wear Rds. The other cars vera
driven by Norman Henke, Route J,
Willis: Russell Liedel, Maybee;
and Burt Merrell. Belleville. The
car was badly damaged when it
overturned. Sumpter is stop
road at that intersection.
Car Rolls over
At Hilltop DR.. and US-112 cars
driven by Hector Burnett, 1915 Hill
top Dr., and James NORM. Sand
Lake, coilided, and the NORM car
rolled over on the highway.
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Continued from Page One)
Street and police departments
assisted with traffic and barrier
and bleacher set ups.
Music Provided
A large screen and motion pic
ture machine provided music and
words for the Christmas carols
sung by the children. Mrs. George
Wortley and Leland Randall dir
ected the singing.
Variegated electric lights on
the city Christmas tree on the
Post Office lawn were turned on
by Santa
AT $50 program by the Ypsi-
lanti male chorus was heard over
the public address system. This
was the first public performance
Of this group OF 30 voices directed
by Carl Lindegren. Miss Alice
Darrejian, Detroit soprano, was
the guest artist.
Other programs for the week
will be sponsored by the retail
affairs committee Of the Board OF
Commerce They viii include the
Campus Choristers from Michigan
State Normal College tonight at
s. Youth Choir OF the Presbyter-
ian church Thursday at 7:45 and
Roosevelt High school chorus dir
ected by Miss Lillian Ashby a. S.
Roosevelt High school orchestra
directed by Chester Ryan Fri
day at 1880 and Ypsilanti Musical
Gems. colored mixed chorus,
directed by Mrs. Olive Kersey at
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Dearborn Drivers to
Start Jail Sentences

William J.-Wilson and Harold {.
Litschhe. both of Dearborn. wer5
given the choice of paying S25 fine
each or spending 80 days in county
Jail when they appeared before JUS
tice A. NJ Vandersall here this
morning They are to start their
Jail sentences this afternoon.
The men pleaded guilty 10
charges Of reck ess driving and
allowing car to be driven in Il
reckless manner. respectively.
They became involved in an auto
accident at r. Michigan Ave. and
Miles St Monday afternoon n
which a passenger, Mrs Mary Mac
Beth. Dearborn. was badly injured.
She regained consciousness this
morning at Boyer Memorial Hos
pital here.
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Mrs. Goering to Have
Coat Says Lady DeCieS

New York. Dec. IL AP-Pa.
gums celebrated salon in Paris
was crowded, and among those
lingering the stylish coats and
wraps was Lady Decies, Ameri-
can-born peeress.
Suddenly, well-unholstered
man strobe in. eyed a coat in
Lady Decies' hands she was
just about to buy it-and said
I'm take that coat for my
wife"
Il didn't argue with him the
former Elizabeth Wharton DreNel
OF Philadelphia explained last
night after her arrival ON the
American export liner Excalibur.
He was Reich Marshal Her
mann Goering."
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Seek Quorum

Washington, Dec. 17-UP- For
the second time since Congress sus-
pended active legislative work. in
October House leaders today sought
quorum for another vote on the
controversial Walter-Logan bill
President Roosevelt's veto of this
measure. which would permit court
review of rulings by government
agencies. is expected to reach Con-
gross tomorrow.
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News Briefs

STOCKHOLM-AP-A new Ger
man-Swedish commercial pact is
expected by government circles to
increase trade between the two
countries by about $l50,00O,000 in
1871.
VICHY. France-AP-The Off
cial journal disclosed today that
the bank of France had increased
from 100000 900 to $4,000, 000,-
600 francs a provisional non-inter-
est loan to the French government
to pay the costs OF German troops
garrisoned in occupied territory.
TOKYO-AP-U. S. Ambassador
Joseph c. Grew and Foreign Min
lister Yosuke Matsuoka held today
their first conference since Nov.
80. The foreign office said they
merely exchanged views of Amer
ican-Japanese problems" and that
the two hour conference had no
tangible result.
BONDON- AP-The food minis
try today fixed the price OF I'M
dressed Christmas turkeys at two
shillings, ten pence a pound (about
81 centsl because butchers were
raising their prices.
BERLlN-AP-Informed sources
reported today that customs bar
riers between Germany and the
conquered Netherlands had been
removed, and that Dutch goods
were flowing freely into the Reich.
German goods will be admitted
into the Netherlands duty free in
the near future, 1t was said.
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In Wall Street
EASY TONE ON
STOCK MARKET

New York. Dec. fins The
stock market d sp. aged an easy
tone at the opening today in
continuation OF Mondays decline.
Trading was quiet and majority Of
price changes small.
L. 5. Steel started unchanged
and Bethlehem was slightly lower.
Copper shares We're heavy.
Some chemical shares showed
support but .du Pont was down a
sizeable fraction. Montgomery
Ward was firm in mail orders.
Rails displayed an easy under
tone Most utilities were down.
L. S. Rubber gave ground.
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SEEK BLAST SOuRCE

Hamilton, Ont. Dec TAP
Police pressed an investigation to-
day into the source OF two heavy
detonations which shook houses N
the Observation-Disclosures district
Monday. Police searched railway
yards, hydro-electric and gas sta
tions. and quarries in the district
but found no cause for the explo-
sions, which came at Is minute
intervals.
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GIRL NEAR DEATH

Detroit, Dec. IL ms The
victim OF criminal assault by
young negro. a l6-year-old high
school girl was near death in Re
ceiving Hospital today The negro
has not been apprehended. The
girl suffered fractured skull and
she was severely beaten about the
face. Most OF her clothing was
torn from her body.
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CIVIC LEADER DIES

Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Dec. II
AP-Probate Judge Charles II.
Chapman. a civic leader in Sault
Ste. Marie for So years, died Mon.
day night at the age OF Sc. He
served as village president before
the Sault became a chartered city
in 1858.
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Father succumbs

Devert. Ralph and Miss Madalene
Yohn left Monday evening for Fort
Wayne. Ind. TO attend the funeral
OF their father. Percy d. lohn. who
died suddenly sunday az the home
of his daughter, Mrs. c. c. Cayot
The funeral will be in the Baptist
Church this afternoon in Pierce
ton, Ind. his former home. Inter
ment will also be al Pierceton
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CAN'T TAKE OFFICE

Reading. Dec. 17-AP-The city
council ruled Monday that since
Mayor.elect William b. Barry had
not been a tax-paying resident of
Reading for the requisite year. he
could not take office. The present
mayor, A. f. Haker. will remain at
his post until a special election Is
held Feb. Il.
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EUROPEAN WAR

.(Continued from Page One)
day to be permitted to see Laval
personally before he left for Paris
this afternoon.
Here on a special visit to inquire
into the reasons for Laval's dis
missal, Abetz started a conference
with Petain. French chief OF state,
at 10 a. m 6 a. m EST.
Approve Flandin
Petain and Abetz talked for two
hours. and afterward it was re-
ported IN a reliable quarter that
Abetz had told French Chief of
State that although the German
government viewed fayorably the
appointment of Pierre-Etienne
Flandin as Laval's successor in the
foreign ministry it greatly regret
tel Laval's departure from the
government.
Flandin. i'll with grippe was I'M
able to attend the talk, but it was
learned that he and Abetz had
talked for an hour Monday night
soon after Abetz arrived from
Paris
Laval remained at his Chateldon
chateau with his daughter. 1t was
understood that he was in pos
session OF full liberty of movement.
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ROME-AP-A flight by char
coal burning airplane. said TO have
been the first ever made, was re-
ported today by the newspaper II
Messaggero. The newspaper said
the flight was made by Constan-
tina Mazza In Breda plane pow
cred BY a gasoline" motor Sun
day over TsliedO Airheld, near
Milan.
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Al Moore Bites

Those from out OF the city who
we're here Monday to attend the
funeral services OF the late William
Moore were Dr. and Mrs. William
Murrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stoll
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ST. John and
daughter. Mary Margaret. Mrs. Mar
garet Roe, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Aiding SON, Marwood, Mr.
and Mrs Gerald Hatfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Skittenhelm. Mrs. Tho
mas Hemenway. Ann Arbor. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winner, and fam
lily, Milan.
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NAV Have Bardia

London. Dec. ftp British
troops are approaching Bardia, i'm
portant Italian naval and supply
base in Lihya, and may have taken
1t, 1t was reported today.
Reports OF the fall OF Bardia
were not confirmed But it was
made known that Australian and
New Zealand troops had joined
in a drive on it, in a new phase of
the British offensive. and experts
here believed that 1t might have
been taken already.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-17
PRODUCTION DROPS

Mt. Pleasant. Dec. IL AP -
Michigan crude oil production In
November dropped to l,273,43l
barrels. a decline OF 194.73O bar
rels from the October figure, the
Oil and Gas Association reported
Monday The November figure
lowest in 40 months continued a
year-long decrease. The Novem-
Der daily average was 42,450 bar
res against $4,000 in November
1899,
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TO RESUME RECOUNT

Pontiac. Dec. ZAP Pontiac's
recount of votes cast Nov. ; will be
resumed Wednesday, according to
Mayor George W. Booth. The pro-
posal. which would set the start OF
the city's fiscal year at July in
stead OF Jan. /. was defeated by ap.
proximately 700 votes.
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SCHOOL OFFICERS
GIVE NOD TO NE VI
SCHOOL ADDITION

Continued from Page One)
ment will pay the teacher the only
expense to the school district being
the heat which has to be main
tanned anyhow, the light and wear
on the machinery. The courses
would in no way interfere with
regular classes as they would be-
gin at 4 o'clock and continue
throughout the evening.
May obtain Tools
BY cooperating with the gov
eminent, an opportunity may be
provided to secure additional tools
and equipment which may be left
in the school. Mr.. Chapelle said.
To coordinate the activities an
advisory committee has been estab-
lished in this city and J. Lynn
:louck and Leroy Bush were
named members to represent the
school board President Harry
Shaefer will serve as an ex-oficio
member The committee met
this noon at the Huron Hotel 20
for luncheon and discussion Of
the plans The first step will be
to conduct a survey of the specific
need in Ypsilanti and vicinity for
the courses.
Make Payment
The board noted with satisfac-
tion the receipt Of a check of $3.50
from the Student Council as a pay
ment on their note taken over by
the board for the public address
system. Included in the amount
was S25 which was donated by the
Central Grades Parent Teachers
Association. This leaves only a
balance Of $1,000 to be paid.
Auditors report showing a ba,-
ance of S19,031SS as of November
30. bills amounting to $4.5+I91.
and minutes OF the last meeting
were approved.
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Daily Market Report

CABBAGE-No. /. 25a 4Oc bu.
BEETS-No. !. 500 4Oc doz. bun.
POTATOES-New. No. l.. 75G soc
bu.
oNIoNS-Dry. 500 zoe so lbs.
CELERY-No. l. 25G 35c doz bchs.
PARSLEY-35.45c doz. punches.
SPINACH-No. !. 50q75c Blu.
PEAS Black.eye. SlG1.S5 bu.
CAULIFLOWER - No. /. 75c %
9Oc bu.
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silentlY Glide

London, Dec. 17-UP- German
airplanes, varying the technique Of
their terror attacks, glided silently
down on London during the night
from tremendous heights. dropped
their bombs and raced off to safe
" before air raid sirens could be
sounded.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-17
Charges Dismissed

Charges against Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodburn Dolby, this city were dis
missed in municipal court today on
payment of So costs after a hearing
taking the larger part OF the morn
ing Complaint against the Dolbys,
charging them with disturbing the
peace. had been signed by their
former landlady. Mrs. Bessie Daim'
Ter, 1901 r. Michigan Ave.
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Additional 1871 license plates to-
falling 1000 were received today by
the Secretary of States office in
the Board OF Commerce building.
This makes approximately 5000
plates received at the Off here.
Distribution Of 1871 license plates
totaled 624 this morning al the
Board OF Commerce building. Pas
senger tags amounted TO SIS, COM
mercial, Al, farm commercial, IA,
and trailer. 81
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TRAFFIC TOLL MOUNTS

Detroit. Dec. Detroirs
traffic death toll continued to
mount Monday as three men died
OF injuries received in automobile
accidents on previous days They
were Harry BuTtless, 81, Detroit:
Cephies Pomayille. 81, Detroit and
Albert Stock. 40. Pleasant Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-17
Addresses Lions Club

Gene Yarnell manager OF Ypsi-
lanti's theaters. addressed members
OF the Ann Arbor Lions Club at d
meeting at the Michigan Union
Monday noon. His subject wa The
Trend OF Amusement"
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Canture Mount

Athens, Greece, Dec. l7-UP-
Greek troops have captured Mount
Skivoyik, four miles northeast Of
Chimara on the Adriatic Coast,
and have repulsed seven Italian
eounter-attacks there, d govern
ment spokesman said today.
The peak dominates the coastal
area. 1t is y miles northwest Of
Argyrokastron. Is miles southwest
OF Tepelini. at the headwaters of
the Sukitsa River, which tumbles
through rugged .gorges 10 the coast
10 miles north OF the Port of Val.
ona. The capture was said TO be
more important than any in the
area since that of Argyrokastron
former Italian base.
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SEEK LARGER FIELD

Saginaw, Dec. LAP Because
the present 160-acre fed was not
believed adequate FOR airline ser
vice, the city commission Monday
ordered the city airport commits.
sion to locate an airport site APP
pToximately one-mile square.
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Payments 10 m your income

See in the table below how you may
repay your loan in convenient monthly
installments that fit your own income.
Suppose that you need 500 and can
readily repay S977 a month. The
table shows that your installments
will repay a 500 loan in full in u
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BRITISH PRESENT
FORMAL REQUEST
FOR j. s. FUNDS

Continued from Page One)
nishing Britain with dollars might
involve use of the 100000. 900 sta
bilization fund to purchase pounds.
If Congress approved.
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70 THE MAN WITH "a JOB
WHO NEEDS "a LOAN
How you can borrow $50 to $500 quickly and simply

NEED a cash loan? You can Dor
= row $40 to without en-
dorsers or guarantors--if you can
make regular monthly repayments.
You needn't even come to this Office
TO apply for your loan. Just send the
coupon below or a letter for com
plete information without obligation.
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In The Sick Room

Postmaster Matt Max was CON
fined to his home today with influ'
enza.
Wesley Dawson returned to his
work today after being i'll with a
hard head cold.
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Book For Hospital

Second graders Of Central School
have completed a picture book on
Christmas stories and poems which
will be given 10 Boyer Memorial
Hospital for use of children con
fined for medical care
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Detroit, Mich, Dec. l7-Cattle-
Monday receipts. 1900. Choice
to prime yearlings. dry fed,
S11.50@13: good 10 choice year
lings. dry fed. slO,5O4ll.50; choice
to prime heavy Steers, dry fed.
S1l.50ql3; good TO choice heavy
steers, dry fed. $l0.50qll.50; short
fed steers. SS.50Q9.5O: fair to good
grass steers and heifers. $3.50 a
$50; best cows, $575G6.25 fair
to good beef cows, S5d5 70; can
ner and cutter cows. S3.25Q4.75;
old rims, SO down; best light but
common to fair stockers and feed
cher bulls. S6.75G7.25; best heavy
bologna bulls, $6.75G795; medium
weight bologna bulls. $6.254 6.75;
light common bulls, SJ@6; stock
bulls. $5.50d $50; good choice
stockers and feeders IS a 1880.
ers, s6q750; mixers and springers
S50Q75.
Calves Monday receipts. $50.
Best, $3.50; fair to good, 81 a
-; seconds, s9q1O.50; culls and
common, $6q9.
Sheep and lambs Monday re.
ceipts. $500. Best lambs, S9.75M
10; fair to good, $S.50G925; sec.
onds, $7GS.50; best sheep S44425;
heavy fat sheep. $250Q3.50; culls
and common, s262.50.
Hogs Monday receipts, 200
good and chioce. 2S0-25O lbs. $40;
good and choice, 250-27O lbs, $3.50:
good and choice. 2OO-230 lbs. $3.50;
good and choice, 10000 lbs, S6.25;
good and choice, 10000 lbs. s69j;
heavies. S00-325 lbs. S6.15 heavies,
325-350 lbs, 500; heavies. 350-400
lbs. Sc; extreme heavies. $3.50;
roughs, s.; few choice light roughs.
$5.25; lights. $5.35@5.6O: pigs, So;
stays, 81.