Oklahoma Daily Live Stock News. (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 161, Ed. 1 Friday, October 10, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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DELAHOMA BAILS'
m ock hewq
VOLUME IT
NUMBER Ml
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 1913
nlRKET TODAY
Estimated Receipts
The eale of thre load of 90-day
corn and alfalfa hay fed ateera at
r 1780 waa the feature of today' hv
CATTLE 275 alon In th cattle division Receipts
continued extremely light but 76
CALVES 75 bead coming againat 1462 a week
— ago and 800 year abck Moat of the
HOGS 1650 tuft waa bought by packer and they
I refuaed to bulge when their bid tig-
' i i - lured about eteady with Thuraday and
‘ I for Mi week Trading lacked aplce
CATTLE — GENERALLY 'STEADY even for thia meager aupply though
MARKETS WERE REPORTED IN price apparently were hitting top
THE WE8T TODAY THOUGH THE notches aa compared to thoae being
SESSION WAS LACKING ANY BNAP'f tSSToSi toad T'gSLl"
SEVEN MARKETS HAD AROUND ateera at 1780 thla being the high
8000 HRAD AGAINST 11400 - A 'price of the aeaaon for carlota She
WEEK AGO AND 8850 TWO "WEEKS ‘ock br®“bt t“dy price but
Ytapir iviii Tnnr wia it A R v there waa little In that waa real good
BACK IA)CAL TRADE WAS BARE- M bead teUng ver 600 be
LY STEADY WITH $780 TOP FOR ing the beat Choice bulla brought
FED 8TEER8 ' 50
— - Commlaalon houae letter going out
CALVES— 80ME PRETTY GOOD'1018? r at variance Some have
i wiHT iriNns in today's MBA Itt cattle market a trifle lower on
LIGHT KINDB IN TODAY B MBA Bteeri bnt m0t f tbem ca t lteady
GER CROP SMALL LOTS CONSTI-
TUTED THE SUPPLY PRICES RUL-
ING STEADY WITH $800 TOP
HOG8— PORCINE PRODUCTS GOT
A LIFT IN VALUATION TODAY
HEAD' AGAINST 89860 A WEEK
AGO' AND 81700 TWO WEEKS AGO
WAS THE CAUBE OF THE UP-
WARD STRIDE HERB A 6©10
CENT HIGHER MARKET WAS ON
’TAP 8825 BEING TOP FOR A
CHOICE LOAD
RECEIPTS AT SEVEN
WESTERN MARKETS
' Cattle Hog Sheep
aa with ahe atock Stocker and feed-
er are called anywhere from 15 to
60 cent off the extreme end being on
medium gradee
A buyer for a local firm who la here
from Kansas City aaya thia market la
TM riRST EUL BOOST OF “iStoS
WEEK' THE FACT THAT SEVEN average out better and that the mar-
MARKETS HAD A SCANT 80000 ket ahould not be subject to auch fam-
OUTSIDE MARKETS
CHICAGO Oct 10— Cattle — Re-
ceipts 2000 head Market weak Ea-
timated receipt tomorrow 400
Hog — Receipt 16000 hea1 Mar-
ket itrong and generally 10 cent
higher top $860 bulk $8008 45
Estimate! receipt tomorrow 11000
Sheep— Receipts 19000 head Mar-
ket weak Estimated reeelpte tomor-
row 8000 '
KANSAS CITY Oct 10— Cattle-
Receipts 1000 head Market nominal
Quarantine — Receipts 200 head Mar-
ket steady
Hogs — Receipts 2600 head Mar-
ket opened 6 to 10 cents higher most-
ly 10 cents closed same top $840
bulk $800®8 30 Estimated receipts
tomorrow 8000
Sheep — Receipts 15000 head Mar-
ket 10 to 26 cents lower
r ' 1
FORT WORTH Oct 10— Cattle—
Recalpta 2000 head tncfudlng 400
calves Market steady '
Hogs— Receipts 800 head Market
6 centa higher top $825 bulk $800®
820 '
Sheep— Recelputs 850 head Market
steady - ’
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS 111
Dct 10— Cattle— Receipts 1200 head
Market steady - “
Hogs— Receipts 4000 head Mar-
et steady top $860 bulk $880®
160
Sheep— Receipt 850 head Market
Itrong
i f
TOREK INDICTED FOR - '-
F' -DEATH OF HOWARD
WALTER Okla Oct 10— W L
l-eeeny wealthy farmer and stock-
wiser living near Walter Mrs Ola
Aseny hie wife and Dr J M Steph-
in were Indicted here Thursday b:
i Cotton county grand Jury for tn
nurder of Joseph H Howard former
tusband of Mrs Leseny and warrants
lor the arrest of the three will be ts-
ued Friday Howard died here in
darch this year while living with
ii wife on a farm belonging to Le-
leny FOREIGNERS FEEL
GREATLY ALARMED
MEXICO CITY Oct 10— Forelgn-
rs who until now have felt safe In
be capital were filled with mtsglv-
ng Thursday by reason of the dls-
intch of all available troope to the
lorth with the Intention according to
be war department of Immediately
etaktng Torrdon The sending out
if the remainder of the Twenty-ninth
atallto- of General Blanquet’a vet-
ran who wer placed on guard at
he palaee juat prior to the arreit of
resident Madero and tn whoae loyal-
r to the admlnlatratlon great confl-
ence la felt was the cause of much
eminent ' n
Only a few troops remain tn the
apltal The mounted police who
ave alwaya Inspired a feeling of se-
urlty have been replaced by new
ten The old organisation haa been
icorporated In the army and sent
I the front
’
IT0CKERS AND FEEDKRS 1
44ieieee4llllll
I Glva si 1 tsar aider for itoekera
tdars aad batcher eatlle W stake
apeelalty ef kilaa cattle aa erder
ST Raaader k Cm Ill Kiehaage
A t
i bar Hi sell ilaektr gal lead
i'a 7H OkUhewa NaUsaal
ek Yard Llflma City -
inea aa now “If prlcea mean any-
thing the highest ought to attract
heavier runs” he said “and that Is
what better values here are not do-
Today’s Qaoutleas
FAT CATTLE
Prices of the various grades of cat-
tle are approximately aa follows:
Steers—
Good to eholce corn fed! $785® 886
Medium to good fed 785® 785
Good to choice cake on
grasa 726®775
Med to good cake on gran 8500700
Good grassari 960 to 1100
lba 685®700
Fair to good grassera 6o® 50
Common to fair graaters 4600 550
Cows and Hellers—
Good to choice cows 6260676
Fair to good 6506 00
Fair cuttera 4000475
Cannera 825® 8 76
Choice yearling heifers 700® 776
Oood ted heifers 625®700
Fair to good 4 760600
Common to fair 4 26®476
Fed bulla 6600626
Medium to good butcher 6 000660
Bologna 4 600600
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
Natives
Good to choice feeders 6600 7 00
Medium to good
Choice stock calves
Good to choice yearlings
Feeder cows
Stocker cows best
Best atocker and feeder
heifers
QaaraaQae
Stacker and Feeder Cattle-
Selected feeder 5000576
Medium to good 42605 26
Choice to fancy stockers 6000650
Medium to good Stocker 4260500
Stocker cow 4000440
Stocker belters 4850475
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Heifers
Caws
918
796
960
1010
680
920
906
960
866
1 1100
Caaaen aad Callers
808 ? i
1290
1186
' 700
Balls i-
1320
695
1180
890
920
8
2
1
1
2
1
8
1
8
1
560
470
536
476
460
425
650
425
466
460
- 875
560
626
450
660
660
525
500
550
8
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
Stocker aad Feeder
Steers—
8
iJBulla—
j”’”!
calvea—
is
685
960
690
640
1
678
810
616
686
173
T00
A fair sprinkling of amall bunohes
was all calf buyers bad to aelgct
from and at that some of thoae reg-
istered as calves went to the coun-
try Vealer kinds ware eteady $800
0880 taklag the best kind
I swwwo
Tedaj Qaetatleaa
Good to choice vealert $8000850
Fain to good veal stook 7600800
Uood to choice heavy calves $850750
luferlor and heavy grades 6004 00
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
NATIVE DIVISION
Calvea
Avg
120
180
810
240
400
810
No
1
1
I
1
6
1
4
Price
800
$00
750
460
500
600
875
SOUTHERN DIVISION
11 180 800
6 164 600
8 810 600
8 80 600
7' 189- 600
ATHLETICS TAKE THIRD GAKE
New Tork Defeated by Oae-Sided
Score — Bunk Pltekpe Gilt Edge
Ball While Tesreaa Is Batted
Ftom Metal
Pitching hli first world champion-
ship game did not bother Leslie Bush
of the Philadelphia team Thuraday
While wild at times he tightened up
like a clamp In the pinches and let
New York down with five hits and
two runs while hie teammates slaugh-
tered Tesreau and Crandall for eight
tallies While much credit mfuit be
given to the team as a whole the ma-
jor portion ahould go to the youngster
who daisied the veteran Giants with
hi apeed and control Bush la still
a boy and will not reach his 80th
birthday until November 27th Aa a
result of Thursday's game Philadel-
phia haa won two and New York
one ln the series for the world’s
championship of baseball The crowd
that witnessed the game was estimat-
ed at 40000 and the gate receipts
totaled $7676360
MAN LEAPS FROM
BRIDGE TO DEATH
TUL8A Okla' Oct 10— After hurl-
ing himself from the high toll bridge
acroB the Arkansas river west of
Tulaa Thursday afternoon and falling
whern the' water was leas than eight
Inches deep F Frye a boilermaker of
Port Arthur Tex held hla head un-
der the muddy current while a party
of workmen tried to reach him 'and
wa drowned The pulmotor was ap-
plied but sand front the river had
settled on the lunga and the effort to
reatore life waa unsuccessful
Jrt nm-n-rr
TWELVE INJURED IN
TRAIN DERAILMENT
SHREVEPORT La Oct 10— A
pauenger train on the Iron Mountain
and Southern railway was derailed
early Thursday one mile north of
Wlnnsboro La all the coaches ex-
cept the smoker being overturned
Twelve people were Injured five of
them women Those who suffered ee-
rloui Injuries were Joe Van Dyke
and Chat Clark of Natches Mias-The
former may not recover The train
was eastbound from Monroe La to
Natchei The -wreck Is said to hive
been caused by railroad ties
GINN SHOW INCREASE '
More than three time aa much cot-
ton haa been ginned tn Oklahoma
county from the crop of 1918 prior
to September 25 than was ginned in
the corresponding period of 1912 ac-
cording to lofeal ginning statistics
The figures for 1918 crop are 1564
bales counting rounds a half bale
Lat year the ginning ' totaled 487
bale in the same period
SHIPPING BEFORE WINTER
(Exchange)
A certain Indication of the present
pasturage condition Is the early move-
ment of cattle With the ending of
the pasture season ordinarily a month
off pastures are already being emp-
tied of cattle that ownera had In-
tended marketing as soon aa the feed
In the pasture was gone In many
cases cattle are being put on the
market that would not have been eold
had feed conditions been better and
stock water been sufficient for all
need 1
The early movement of cattle
mean that the shipment will not be
aa large aa at the usual time which
la ordinarily arouid the first of Oc-
tober Cattle are being sent to mar-
ket now that uaually would not have
gone until about that time No one
should be misled by the Idea that
the supply of cattle Is large because
reeelpte have been large during the
bait few days aa It la limply a pre-
mature movement from the pastures
due to the scarcity of feed and water
Later on at the time of usual heavy
shipments from pasture no doubt
receipts will be light W are simply
ending the pasture season a ’ month
earlier than uaual this year 4
WEIGHED LATE THURSDAY
Native Steers
Avg Price
785' 540
Native Heifer -
400
600 t
640
' 780
07
472
Native few
980 1 1
890
797
Nattv Balls
1 100 850
1045 685
No
61
n‘
3
4
A t
1
80
4
Tedaj’a QnotaUena
Choice spring lambs 26 260676
Lambs fair to good 6500626
Lambs culls 42506 00
Good to choice wethers 4600500
Fair to good wethers 4250476
Good to choice awes 4250475
Fair to good awes 4000460
Cull sheep 8250300
TO SELL INDIAN LANDS
GUTHRIE Okla Oct 10— The
general land office at Guthrie hat
been Instructed to begin prepara-
tion looking toward (he sale of the
Klows Comanche and Apache rem-
nant lands In the southwestern sec-
tion of the state By special ruling
of the department It haa been held
that these lofids fall under the Jur-
isdiction of the land office Instead of
the Indian bureau It being held that
the government and not the Indiana
hold title by virtue of the Lone Wolf
treaty It Is desired that thes lands
amounting to ebout one hundred quar-
ter section be dlapoied of a early
as possible and the sale may be con-
ducted aom time during November
WOULD OPPOSE IlNY LAW
AGAINST CALF SLAUGHTER
(Texaa Co-operator)
This agitation by the eastern
packing houses against the selling of
she calves Is a most vital blow aim-
ed at the cattle raletng Industry” said
D F White of the D F White Com-
mission company “These packer are
proposing to have congress enact laws
to the effect that no heifer under 2
years can he sold tor market Any
legislative Interference with cattle-
man1 ability to sell at thtlr own dis-
cretion any part of their stock la a
great Injustice that will jeopardise
the entire Cattle industry of the
southwest and west one of the great-
est industries we have
All cowmen know that thd best
Improved herds ere bull’ up by the
culls being cut out from both ends
of the herd— calves and older atock
In culling not only bad colonr and
111 shapes must go but the main Idea
la to constantly improve and shape
up the herd breeding a more thrifty
better looking and better all around
animal
“Through the west two yean out
of three the seasons are so Irregular
and late that often when the range
Is not good after a dry season there
la nothing the nnchman can ahlp to
market fat but hla calves
Every cowman knows that often
if the clf i not taken away from the
cow In the fall the nnchman Is like-
ly to lose both the cow and the call
by the next spring particularly In
dry season whhn the range la poor
Cows with calvea cannot be moved
Ukq steers to new nnges Many old
time cowmen have knocked tho calves
In the head In order to save the cow
when the grass was short after wait-
ing for weeks for ntn and when It
was too late to move both cow and
calf
"Resolution were paseed at a re-
cent meeting of the executive com-
mittee of the Texas Cattle Raisers’
association condemning any auch ac-
tion by congress as a menace to the
cattle Industry and preparnlg to put
up a bard tight to defeat the packers
tn passing such a law In this fight
every cattleman ln the west and the
southwest Is concerned and every
western and southwestern city for
the prosperity of thp eattlemen Is
closely connected with the proeperlty
of thia portion of the country"
THE QYEHOLSER
Mrs Manners the divorced moth-
er “Don't you really think divorce
does some good?”
Dopte Doe the morphine fiend
We anl't never had a father or moth-
er honest we ain't They wae dl-
vofcodi' Father Jerome “You are mertly
the prototype of thousands of others
born upon the crest of years of prog-
ress you credit the twentieth century
with having revolutionised real evo-
lution Amased by man's advance
you place nothing beyond man’s Intel-
ligence and so It becomes uncompli-
mentary tor man to humble himself
ln prayer — to thui confess dependence
upon something greater than himself
but you must do It nevertheless eith-
er secretly or openly It may be but
a word an exclamation or In a mo-
ment of crisis — a frantic thought but
your realisation of dependence on
something will occur— w choose to
call that something God Marriage
and dlvoroe Is the law of cause and
effect”' Remedial legislation solely
based upon an effect has never solv-
ed any great problem — correction of
the cauee will never solve it In nat-
ural aequenoe Therefore we err
when we say the divorce evil wo
hould term It the marriage evil and
begin our lhglslatlon there
This etrong attraotlon will be seen
at the Overholser theater Saturday
matinee and night '
This season the old reliable highly
enjoyable and moat enduring of all
musical farce comedies “McFadden'a
Flat” with an entirely newly writ-
ten hook up-to-date tuneful music
original song hits specialties spec-
tacular features and novelties The
piece I literally a new production
with a new scenic 1 adornment and
sensations calculated to appeal to the
most blase amusement seeker The
ehorus consist of thirty stunningly
gowned young ladles with excellent
singing voice and magnetlo feminine
forms who fprm a delightful back-
ground tor the principals Ten new
onga especially written ’or th pro-
duction will be introduced during the
action of tha plaot which la thorough-
ly up-to-dat and entertaining In
avary department Th fame will b
the attractive feature at th Ovaihol-
ser Sunday matins and night also
Monday sight
' FIREWORKS JAR QUAKERS
PHILADELPHIA Oct 10— Thia
town 1 being Jarred pretty severely
today the detonations originating at
Connie Maok’a ball yard In tlfe
fourth game of th series the score
tn the 7th Inning was 6 to 8 for the
Americans New York polled ciphers
until the lueky seventh when with
two men on bases Bonehead Merkle
(N Y) polled a home run Bandar
who copped the first game for the
Americans ptlched this contest Mar-
quard the so-many-dollar beauty re-
lieved Demaree when Connie’s slur’
gers reached hla delivery If the
Americans win today’a game the
standing will be Athletics three won
and one lost New York three lost
one One more game gives the Amer-
icana the championship
- -fr —
!7h°2s
Mostly a big nickel and In places
a dime wee th amount of today’s
come-back ln hog values With a
worklng-ilse crop tn packers showed
an altogether different front being ea-
ger to take everything st the 6010
cent boost It waa like the “bolt from
the clear sky” this change o attitude
on part of buyer While the aver-
age quality was not up to Thursday’s
standard there was a liberal offering
of good butcher and heavies Re-
oeipta were around 1650 head
against 1481 a week ago and 1843 a
year back Kingfisher county fur-
nished several loads Including the
top $825 for a choice drove of heav-
ies Bulk sold $7900810
Bays the Chicago Live Stock World
“Hog values are usually revised
downward in October and the bear
campaign la now In full awing Oc-
tober 1912 witnessed an abrupt drop
In top hog from $945 to 97 90 The
present break haa not yet run tta
course but packer threaten to wipe
out 'the 8 cent quotation The bear
raid la being facilitated by present
liquidation on the part of grower
and conditions warrant prediction
that thia will continue disease and
high cost of corn being the depress-
ing influence This break may re-
tard loading operations In the coun-
try but every reaction will start a
run and packers detect liberal re-
ceipts on the market horlion for the
next ninety days If not longer Cur-
rent liquidation la expected however
to tnaura a shortage early In 1914
plgi are being sacrificed bv the
hundred thousand Evidence of this
Is furnished by a count of eighty-
three head to the earload on Mon-
day’s Chicago arrivals”
Today's Qaotntloas
Good to choice heavies 981608 25
Good to choice butchers
Fair to light butch mix
Common light mixed
Rough packing
P'g
Stag
Ret
8050816
7 90® 8 00
7550780
7800776
6000850
7500775
86
IS
82
233
240
208
810
8 05
800
80
8
110
( 825
MADAMB 8AYAR1K COMING
’
There are "trusts" In Paris aa well
j In America But the most singu-
lar thing about the Pari "truata”—
In oontraat with some of tho AmeiT
can trusts— le that they need no sup-
pression or regulation
Practically all thB leading fashion
house Callot Drecoll Folret I’'
quin Worth etc have formed u com’
blnatlon to prevent any one but
known customer from seeing their
models This le to prevent seeing
of the designs by those who do not
wish to pay the very higher’ prices
asked for the original models
Madame Savarle Is now and for a
number of year has been head of
the Wooltex Fashion Bureau In Pu's
and her relations with the men and
women who set the styles for the
world are close and friendly This
privilege together wtlh a long train-
ing with the want of the American
woman have made Madame 8ivarto
perhaps the foremoat fashion author-
ity In the world outside of Part
Itself ‘
Her tour consists of a limited num-
ber of the largest cities of America
and tha women of Oklahoma are In-
deed fortunate to have an opportunity
to listen to thia charming woman
The performance will b at the Em-
press thaatar 'at I p m Wednesday
October 16
Tickets will b distributed In th
suit department of tha Karr Dry
Oooda company on a data to b an
aoiytcad latar
- ’ “
DR C W HODGE A VISITOR
Qaaaak Firm U Have Rig Strlag an
Meads ris Market
Coming over from Geary where1 his
firm 1 feeding cattle Dr C W Hodge
of Quanah paid this iharket on of
hla infrequent visits today H la a
member of the firm of Hodge and
Spear the latter Harper Spear being
the usual company with the stock tor
market They had three load on
Thursday’s market Mr Hodge 'got
hi “M D” from the Tulane univer-
sity finishing there In 1883 He prac-
ticed at Quanah for some twenty-five
yean but quit a decade back to “tool
cattle” He saya while tho bqal-
ness has juat made him a living he’s
not going back to handling pills This
la the first season that Dr Hodge
hts really Hayed In Oklahoma any
spell and he likes It fine Says the
folk about Geary have promised him
home to stay there but that he
fears the ’call of the Panhandl Is go-
ing to get too strong 'bout timo the
snow file
Mr Hodge called attention to the
fact that hla firm will have 400 Pan-
handle white faced hglfer calvej on
this market Monday next “These
are the pick of the Quanah country”
ho said “and feeder and breeders
alike will have an opportunity to buy
something that la good Oklahoma
md other itatea for that matter
ought to get in this lot If they want
choice stuff”
WRY LEAVE HOME I
Excerpt From St Leuls Paper Tells
I Leaaen-
Frelght rate and shrink r big
items shipping Oklahoma aad Texas
cattle to northern markets They out
big hole In the “net” Yet there
are stockmen who are made easy vic-
tim to the guff-faw of the older
markets Oklahoma City needs every
hoof thli elate and Texaa can ahlp
Here's an excerpt from Wednesday’
East St Louis Live Stook Reporter
This same condition exists many
times but not reported Reed it and
then study the eituatton:
The early market was exceedingly
uneven packers bidding on a lower
bail than yesterday Order buyers
however were in the market and they
ehowed a willingness to buy their
teens eteady Price ranged from
steady to 10Q15 cent lower Late
In the day however when order buy-
ers had filled up packers withdrew
from the market entirely and refuaed
to take the supply even at a discount
Tho result waa that
of 10®16 cent no reaui waa mai u t hlppera having a car of
there were around half a dosen loads ih Z trade
l lt llra nn I0 n f A
Wm Brooks the Roger Mill oper-
ator waa back In the trade a aec-
left unsold at a lata hour seller pre-
ferring to carry them over A load
of Oklahoma ateera topped at 8700”
FROM ROARING SPRINGS
ond time for the week dlspoilng of
a lhad of hoga
John Forrest of Custer oounty dis-
posed of a load of hoga here today
t
U F Brittain of Kingfisher county
- r waa ln the trade with three load of
SidhTMilM 'JtuSSo4 thU belnB th aret lDe
W M Stovall of Roaring Springs
Tex we treated so well on Thurs-
day's market that he hurried back
home so that he could prepare anoth-
er load of oattle for the coming week
was on the market
oounty consigning n
mailer about the walit dropped lniCM a
°y ?T0n? K!rVP‘ty Jiy Grant and Jackson of Garvin coun-
to the Panhandle STank looked Pr' ty disposed of a load of cattle her
ty good for a man who has been mar- pu
rled several montha Said business ti a ' :
the K C yard wae good but thatj 8tockitnj Broii were Garvin coun-
dipoi“ v ioa? °f
anda of cattle shipped from Kankaa® '
to northern point would be going w r wlckhan of
leowhere when fattened had a load of oattle
trade
iJEDERAL MEAT INSPECTION I H T Ml)l w a Caddo eounty
Replying to'thTck of agitator °‘d 0f “‘
and professional muck-rakers the fed- te n trade
eral authorities have made numeroua
WITHERSPOON DROPS IN
statements ln recent month n-
years concerning the scope and ef-
fectlvene of the
Inspection system
government
The facte
meat
con'
er should know since they ere bound
to Inspire confidence ln the healthful
and sanitary character of our home
meat supplies
They are also Interesting In view
of the porible Importation of foreign
SLADE TOPS TRADE
E P Slade the Mustang feeder
brought in thre loads of fat ateera
meat which will not be S Jond SSld'allO
States government impacted but
which under the law must come up
to the standard of our home Impact-
ed meats or else Abey will not be ad-
mitted At least the law so pro-
vides Whether Its enforcement will
b a rigorous on Imported meats aa
it la on homo meata remain to be
seen
In a recent bulletin tha United
States department of agriculture calls
attention to tha fact that tha govern-
ment meat Inspection service has In-
spected at time of slaughter more
than 877000000 animals in the eeven — " nmfeaaion " HI ree-
yaars of the law's operation Out of!toro aa a profession tia m-
thia ' 877000000 but 1000000
oaaaea and 4000000 parti were con-
demned which peak well for the
character of home grown meat In-
dicating the watchfulness over theste
after slaughter the report ehowa that
out of 44000600000 pounda rein-
epeoted but a fraction of a 'billion
pound was condemned The expert-
leaa devalopad by tha 8400 govern-
ment Inspector la dwelt upon and
th thoroughneea of tha work la de-
tailed It la Interetlng also to note con-
Iderlng the prevalent publlo Impres-
sion of the control of the market by
“meat trust” that federal Inapso'
tton la maintained at 7(2 separata
slaughtering tabllehmenta in 827
towns and ettlaa- Th more of thia
aort of official Information on meat
matters disseminated among meat
consumers th better It will he (or
everybody eoso rued— National Pro-vtatoar
KINGFISHER DOES WELL
t’lmarreu Cauitry Farmer Famishes
a Land ( Finished Haavy Mags
Which Briny $&$$
When a load of hog la of ao much -bettor
quality and weight that R
sells IS cents above the next ear
they mast have something extra good
That we the ease today when on
load of a two-load ahtpment of Kill
Dawson of Kingfisher county brought
$825 the top The whole car 84
head waa bought from J Haxton liv-
ing on the Cimarron river near King-
fisher end wet the best In quality
and weight seen her In a long time
Of the few sows none ever had pigs
Moat of them were Jersey and had
been tlnlehed on corn after spending
the summer In fields rich with al-
falfa ALFALFA AND GARFIELD
W Jeffrey of the firm of Hayton
Pearson and Jeffrey of Garfield eoun-
ty who wae here today with a load
of hog and cattle tells a story about
what was considered tho poorest farm
In his country He laid Garfield waa
considered the king bee In wheat and '
that other knld of grain received lit-
tle attention “There's a farm near-
by” he said “where tha owner has
gone heavily In alfalfa and It looked
more like an oddity to many But
do you know this year I've bought
some $1600 worth of hogs from that
teller? Iti the truth and that farm-
er la one of the moat prosperous In
tha section And some folks said hit
was the poorest farm” J
' s
Whittington and Bradshaw of
Cleveland county had a mixed load
of bogs aniT cattle here today
t C Roiaon waa a Canadlna coun-
ty' shipper In today with load of
hoga i
W H Mldklff of Kiowa counfy con-
algned a load of hogs on today’a mar-
ket -
S N Baxter was hack today with
a load of hoga from Major county
Geo Patton was on the market from
Blaine county disposing of a load of
porkers
(
A G Fuchs the Beckham oounty
operator was back with a load of
hoga '
Mika Kilmartin waa Comanche'
county's representative today dispos-
ing of a load of hogs
see
D Evans was among th Wash-
shipment of the Season
Qradycounty deposing of a load of
All J Jt 11
oattle He said they did him well
Blair Bros of Seminole county
ed a load o mxed cattle her
loa“'
He said they made him money and
that he was well satisfied
Tha Horseshoe Ranch of Murray
county had a load 1 cattle In tha
rade today
A rHIVALiuiuS KNIGHT
Jamea R Maybry la a true re-ln-carnatlon
of y olden tlm when
knighthood flowered He la a elty
man who mad a hobby of farming
and Is now an enthuilaat on “agri-
car aona are enlightening With hla nat-
urally unquenchable and dauntless
spirit Mr Maybry went to the farm
"Any farmer with $1000 or even $500
can auoceed” eaya Mr Maybry I
had $800 but 1 waa Pomm4 of a
good strong wife who did all of the
heavy work auch plowing plant-
ing splitting wood ate A wife eaya
Mr Maybry ln a fine burnt of enthu-
slaaim “a wife la an absolute naoaa-
alty on tha farm My three yea r
experience has resulted In thle I
have perfect health $1200 In bank
two bouncing boya and peaca
"And then with 4 innate chivalry
that doe credit to la thrifty head
and hla knightly hadrt Mr Mayfc T
eoneludeas ”1 am a toutberner by
blrthiHand tharafor natural £ ar
Wbat a para— of 'c
Ity tha aori --if
A4 bow p- 1 ( I '
R Lrbry A -$ IjI--
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