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The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-31
YODELER FEATURE

While were one to characterize the
Marcus show in "Oh Baby in one
word that word would no doubt be
"girls"-thinking of the Peach chorus
there are hundred and one feat
ures that make the show a never end
ing kaleidoscope of diversity. None
of these afford more real delight
than the vocal efforts of Billy Dale.
Young Mr. Dale may be rightly hailed
as the legitimate successor of the late
]. K. "Fritz" Emmett. His voice is
as clear as bell and as sweet as an
"Oh Baby" pony. His yodel number
is especially, delightful. Mr.. Dale
will be here with the big show on
January 2.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-31
VILLA HAS
SEASONED
MA CHINE
GU N N { RS
Young MeXicans Who Were
With The American Force
In France, Man Machine
Guns In Villas Army.
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, December 3d.
A machine gun platoon composed of
young MeXicans who fought az
volunteers with United States Armies
overseas, are with Villas forces which
recently invaded Carranza's home
state, Coahuila.
According to private advices re-
ceived today from the Mexican bor-
der Villa is expected to be in the
mountains in the northern part of
that state.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-31

When Councillor S. F. Noon was at
Tombstone Monday Judge Lockwood
asked the attorney to convey his re-
CARDS to his many friends in Nogales
and say he is coming soon to visit the
line city. Surely his trends here
(and there name is Legion'') will well
come Judge Lockwood cordially. He
resided here at one time.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-31

There are a large number of peo-
pie who would be making good re-
solutions at midnight of this day
and date who have adopted such re-
solutions already by virtue of law
duly made and provided.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Clagett are
entertaing brother of Mr.. Clagett,
from Ohio; Doctor Clagett, who is
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter
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ra dramatica, y aun no lie apuntaba ell
un acto intttulada "Por dinero baila
Ell perro".
Luis de Eguilaz cuando lego Ma
drid era un muchacho guapo. Sin ser al
to, tenia buena estatura y una figura
gallarda. Su rostro bastante agraciado
perdio muy pronto sls ventajas a con
secuencia &c las viruelas, que Sc ce
baron cruelmente en- el en- su insepa-
rable amigo Diego Luque. Los dos vi
Wan juntos padecieron al mismo
tempo la terrible enfermedad.
Tenia Luis de Eguilaz un caracter
sumamente retraido. lie costaba mucho
trabajo hacer amistades, pero cuando
negaba a contraerlas, era muy conse-
cuente y hasta eXagerado en- ell afec-
to- Todo 10 que hacian sus amigos. mi
ltares literatos, medicos pintores,
musicos o comediantes, diputados pc
riodistas, lie parecia admirable, encon-
traba en- Ell I'M defensor acerrimo en-
tusiasta. En- cambio sofia mostrarse po-
co benevolo con los que no habian To-
grado su amistad. Hablaba POGO, y auu
que tenia gracejo, no era aficionadO nj
a contar cuentos nj a decir chistes. En-
este no parecia andaluz. Formaban su
circulo intimo ell popular Antonio True
N Df-ax nj HicAo
rado de bastante talento que muri6 &C.
ven; Julian Florencio Romea, Piza
rroso, ell editor don Alfonso Gullon, que
administraba sus comedias el fundador
de lei Imparcial'', sefior Gasset Y Ar
time; ell gobernador que fue de BARGE
Iona, sefior Perez Cossio; ell que escri-
be estas hneas y algln otro. TodOs los
dias ESQ de las tres de la tarde saiia
Eguilaz de su casa, iba al antique cafe
de la Iberia, situado en- la Cartera de
San Jeronimo, Sc sentaba en- la prime
ra mesa de la derecha, detras de los
cristales, y ALI recibia las visitas de
los amigos, y permanecia hasta lue iba
anocheciendo. Aquella mesa, donde ell
insigne poeta tomo tantisimas tazas de
cafe, Sc considerable de tai modo CO.
mo una propiedad suya, que todos los
concurrentes al establecimiento la res
petaban. Cuando murio Eguilaz, ell due
no hizo pintar en- la pared sobre Ell asien
to que generalmente ocupaba, una coro-
ma de laurel con la pluma y los atri-
butos de la comedia, sujetos por un lazo
de crespon negro. ALI estuvo aquel deli
cado rccuerdo hasta que la casa fue de-
rribada. Por las noches, 81 habia fun
cion EN- Ell teatro, iba al cuarto de Ju-
liam Romea, donde pasaba toda la We
lada. 81 ell teatro estaba cerrado no sa-
liza de casa.
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Wax DIA COMO HOY
%T%9 S~T@
"Recordar es vivir,"---Dante.
21 DE JULIO DE 1874
Murio, el poeta Luis de Egullaz

Su verdadero nombre eran Damaso
Martinez. FL 10 encontr6 POGO eufoni-
CO. cuando resolvio lanzarse a es-
cribir para ell teatro, quiso adoptar otro
Felizmente no tuvo necesidad de gran
des combinaciones nj de pedirlo presta-
do a nadie. 10 encontro hecho en- su
propia partida de bautismo, es decir,
dentro de su misma casa. Como el Sc
gundo de sus nombres de pila era Luis
ell apellido materno "de Eguilaz'
prescindi6 de "Damaso Martinez y Sc
encontr6 de la noche la mafiana, con-
vertido en- don Luis de Eguilaz, que real
mente es apelativo que suena bien en-
los carteles. FL talento del escritor no
tard6 EN- darle celebridad.
Habia nacido en- Sanlucar de Barra-
media, provincia de Cadiz, ell ailo 1890
En- el institute de Jerez de la Fronte-
ra essudio segunda ensenanza, paso
los amos de la adolescencia. conservan-
do toda su vida tanto carifio la RIGA
ciudad andaluza, tan celebre por sus
vinos, que muchos lie creian jerezano
Cast desde la infancia comenzo a dar
pruebas de precoz afcion la literatu-
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voCEs AJENAs

En- cumplimiento de los debsrss que
NOS impone nuestro prospect" ofre-
cemSs nuestras columnas q los intelec.
.uales del pals que necesita, mas que
nunca, de la cooperation de sus HON.
bres pensadores para que Ell pueblo re.
ciba la mas completa information 20.
sible acerca de gu problema pOlitico.
seran scogidas todas las ideas refe
rentes al estudio de todos los aspec.
tos en- que pueda plantearse nuestro
Status y, por consiguiente, los parti.
darios de todas las soluciones tendran
igual derecho a mandarnos sus traba-
jos. EstOs Sc pubicaran con la ar.
ma de sus autores, sin cuya cOndici6n
no les daremos eabida.
Creemos innecesario decir que, dada
la fndole de este pri6dico y la eul.
tura de los escritores que deseen pres
tar su valioso .0ncurso, no aparecs-
r. ninguns Erase que pueda mortiacar
personalmente q ninguno de los man.
tenedores de los principles que puedaB
exponerse o debatirse.
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AYUDE A Los N1Nos PoBREs

rs necesarlo que en- cada mu-
nicipio de esta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantr6pica "El "a
patio lie los ninos pobres. " Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
hace varios amos, en- San Juan,
con tanto exito que podemos ase-
gurar que todos los nifos pobres
que asisten a las escuela5 van de-
bidamente ealzadOs.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios.
Aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignificante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo. 81 usted desea a:
Sra. Maria T. de Suarez, p. O..
Box 1922,
Sr. Miguel M. Toro, Aduana,
Sr. Eduardo Arreche clo "Na-
tional Casch Register Co."
este anuncio 10 publica gratis
Ell MUNDo.) Advt.
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Para gozar de una busua salad dn.
rante Ia estaci6n Dc eaioE, ss nscsaa.
rio que lOs riaonss , vsjiga funcionsn
normal y abundautsmsnts. Los artrl.
ticos a quisnes fAcilmsnss ss lee im.
pregna el acido drieo. no tisnsn u
suhciente cantidad Dc orina para IA
cerlO salir. III Arthrissi resiablscs ias
Orinas abundantss > svita Ice dolorss
de los rihones. las congestionss Del NJ.
gado. los rsumatismos , todas ias M.
nifestaciones del ArthTitismo ds vsra.
no. I'm todas las rarmaciaa.
Representants. Juan a. Persr. pox
425. Allen 90, San Juan. p. n AdvI
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Ell dia veinte y uno de julio de 1874
fallecio ell poeta, la temprana edad de
cuarenta cuatro amos, despues de lar
ga penosa dolencia, que soporto con
resignation cristiana.
Solo dejo en- ell mundo la memoria de
sus virtudes y una nina de corta edad
habida en- su matrimonio con la seno-
ra dona Rosa Renard, de apellido illus
tire en- las letras catalanas, con quien
case EN- una de sus excursiones a Bar
celona.
Las dichas del matrimonio fueron
fugaces, porque su esposa fallecio cuan
do apenas habia terminado su luna de
mfel.
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Fonda Restaurant , casa dormito-
rio Excslsnts ssrvieio sn eomida .
Ia carta.
n Restaurant mks popuiar e. aas
Juan por sus ssrvicios , sondimsnta-
ei6n en- IL eOmida.
Telefono I1s. Rsstaurant orisso n
= dOrmitorio oxisso IA PropistArio
AdvI PATRToTo B1.Asoo.
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JOSE PENA REYES

AUDITOR Y CONTABLE PUBLICo
Balances demostrativos; declaracio-
nes sobre Income Tax, investi-
gaciones confdenciales; implaniaci6n de
sistemas modernos.
Gen. Contreras rs, apartado 4s7, San
Juan, p. r.
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BAYAMoN DE. PLACEAIEs

En- el Immediate pueblo de Bays
mon Sc abrio aver al p6bhcO ON pueS
to para venta de peri6dicos instaian.
dose en- uno de los kioskos de la pla
"a. Es un sitio ideal y a todaS horas
&c encontrar& alli lei MUNDo."
Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, to
bacoS, dulces y refrsscoS. Advt.
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a quien debio la representation de su
primera comedia, fue para el siempre
sagrada, y Ell mismo sentimiento de gra-
titud dedico toda su vida los que mas
menos directamente le habian favore-
cido en- alguna OCCASION.
Antonio Trueba canto en- un escrito
muy sentido, POGO de la muerte del
poeta, uno de sus rasgos que merece ser
consignado.
Cuando va Luis Sc acercaba al fin de
su vida fue una noche su casa ell au-
tor del "Libro de los cantares'', CO.
memo leer un articulo que destinaba
La Ilustracion Espahola America
ma, comentando en- todo humoristico
ell discurso que valio al sefior Echega-
ray la cartera de Fomento.
Aunque Trueba no tenia h.el, es
de presumir que 81 trabajo pecara po-
co de sangriento. no dejaba de ridi-
culizar aquello de la cabellera, que Eche
garay decia haber encontrado, Ell un
sitio donde suponia que estuvo ell que
madero de la Inquisicion, cuando en-
realidad no hubo ALI en- ningun item
po mas que un muladar. Eguilaz lie es-
cucho en- silencio, y cuando vic termi-
NADIA la lectura pregunto Trueba:
-GSabes como entire yo en- ell cuerpo
de Archiveros Bibliotecaro os?
Trueba saba que el poeta desempeiia-
ba un cargo en- aquel cuerpo, pero nun
ca Sc lie habia ocurrido preguntar como
10 obtuvo.
Entonces Eguilaz refrio que, encon-
trandose NAL de intereses, porque los
productos de las comedias habian dis
lninuido mucho en- los tiempos de la
revolucion, Sc resolvio a escribir a Eche-
garay, a quien no conocia, confandole
el secreto de sus apuros y rogandole
que hiciera algo por mejorar su situa-
cion. La respuesta del min stro, pues va
o era el que todavia no Sc habia dado
conocer como gran poeta dramatico,
10 sc hizo esperar mas que veinticuatro
horas. Aprovechando la circunstancia
de que ell reglamento de dicho cuerpo
reservaba entonces algunas plazas para
los literatos que Sc hubieran distingui-
do,confirio al poeta una. dotada con CUGO
pesetas de sueldo, lie envio la Gre
dencial acompa1ada de una carta carl
iiosisima.
A medida que Eguilaz, cen verdadera
emocion, hacia este relate, Trueba iba
ompiendo sus cuartillas en- menudos
pedazos, cuando Ell uno' acabo de ha-
olar y ell otro de romper, los dos Sc con-
tundieron en- estrecho abrazo.
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Como todos los hombres de coraz6n
sano, Eguilaz era muy agraciado. Podia
olvidar los agravios, pero no olvidaba
jamas los benefcios que recibia.
La memoria de don Eugenio ochoa,
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Eguilaz no consagro su talento a pin
ar enfermos. Sus comedias, especial
nente las mejores, que son ''Verdades
amargas, Los soldados de plomo La
cruz del matromonio' muestran una T. ar
ada tendencia moralizadora, en- que ell
alento del autor lie hizo. evitar STEM
pre- Ell escollo del sermoneo. Especial
mente las dos tiltimas tienen ell ina
preciable merito de que con asuntos
.enci1lisimos y muy pocos personajes
sin ninguna situacion violenta. sin re-
cursos de relumbron, entretienen y con-
uneven, dejando en- Ell amino del que
as escucha una sensation agradable v
una leccion provechosa.
Eguilaz profesaba la creencia de que
Il teatro puede y debe ser escuela de
costumbres. Tai vez Sc equivocaba, por
0 menos en- cuanto al alcance de las
ecciones que Sc dan desde ell tablado,
Dero hay que reconocer que su error era
Generoso y procedia de un esperitu rec
20 un corazon noble.
Habilisimo en- disponer los argumen-
.os preparar situaciones de efecto
iogro componer dramas tan conmovedo-
res como La vaquera de la Finojo-
ca, y zarzuelas tan interesantes como
lei salto del pasiego El molinero
de Subiza'
Su versificaci6n era POGO fiuida, pero
en- cambio estaba cuajada de pensa-
rnientos elevados, expresados con pro-
piedad. Cuando pintaba personajes his
toricos, saba encontrar los acentos mas
mobiles y los movimientos mas adecua-
dos. LAS querellas del rey sabio" 10
demuestra.
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Buena OpOrtunidad

81 desea compfar una s6lida ca
sa dos plantas de MADEIRA te-
chada de teja metal, puede
verla en- la Ave. Miramar No.
13. Informaran: Tel. 100 azul,
Santurce. Tel. 425 San Juan.
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PROFESSIONAL:


Medco Abogado Ingeniero. 81 usted un hombre pro-
gresista e numero de centes anuncie
se an1ncese constantemente Para clio lie brndamos ea
Secco cual poda usted hacer gurase nombre
unto al de los PROFESSIONALS mas presgosos acredados
de Puerto Rico mo used aendbles estas ndi
caciones? apres1rese envar anuncio Que el
bco nombre letras de molde todos los das Eo
muy mportante para usted mo vaya fgurars la gen.
te que usted eerce ya
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PIANO VERTICAL

Fabrication europea. POGO uso. Exec
lente estado. Por ausencia del duefio Sc
vende a mitad de precio. Informes: r.
MONAGAs. (Porto Riean American
Tobacco Co.. Advt.
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ConercianteS

FL que suscribe remat6 todos los Col
chones, frisas, catres, mosquiteros, ca
pas, camisas y baules del Campamen-
to Las Casas, no dejarse engahar. pi-
dan precios.
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. P. o. Box rs.
Te. AZ. Rio Piedras.
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BROADWAY
CAFE, FONDA Y HosPEDAJE

Carretera, Stop 1872, Santurce
Donde mejor Sc duerme por la ven
tilacion continua condolences higie-
nicas. En- ell cafe Sc bate Ell record.
Cigarros Invencibles, Coronas otras
afamadas marcas precios nunca vistos.
Advt.
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PRACTICANTES
LUIS ARANA SECNET


Anestssias por Etsr Cioroforns
cerra 81. stop -.
Tsisfono se2 negro. san JsAn-
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DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico cirujano, farmac6utico, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico v
Bacteriologico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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CoNSULToRIo MEDICo QUIRUR-
GIco DEL DR.. BoCANEGRA LOPEZ

Durante la ausencia del doctor Bo-
canegra Lopez EN- los Estados Unidos,
le sustituiTa ell doctor SANTANA MA
TER.
Horas de ofcina de IL a p. m.
Telefono 764 rojo. p. o. Box 115O. Ad.
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suscribass a EL MUNDo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
WAS IN BED FOR
WEEKS At A TIME
Her Husband Delighted Over Won
dgrful Improvement After
Taking Tanlac.

eyes, sir, ! can recommend Tanlac,
because it has gotten my wife 70
where she is in better health than for
the past four years." said William f.
Edmonds of 2221 S. Ninth ST., Kan
sas City, Mo, while in the Owl Drug
Store in Kansas City, recently. Mr..
Edmonds is an iron and steel worker,
employed by Wells Bros.
my wife suffered a lot from stom-
ach trouble and nervous indigestion
continued Mr.. Edmonds. "She didn't
sem able to eat anything much and it
Just looked like the little she did eat
soured on her stomach and formed gas
that pressed so against her heart at
times she could hardly breathe. She
was badly constipated and had to be
taking something all the time for
this trouble and she also suffered a
great deal with headaches and was so
awfully nervous the least little noise
out of the ordinary would upset her.
| Finally she got in such a run down
| condition she was hardly able to do
/ her homework and was so bad off
! sometimes she was laid up in bed for
weeks at a time. She doctored a lot
but nothing she took gave her more
than passing relief and it was just
a drag for her to get about the house.
"She was in just this condition when
we read some statements from people
who claimed they had gotten relief
from troubles just like my wife's by
, taking Tanlac, 50 we decided she ought
to give it a trial. Well, sir, that med
icinc just seemed to do her good al
most from the start, because her APP
petite began to pick up and her nerves
didn't seem to be on edge like they
had been; SO she continued to take
: Tanlac until she has a fine appetite
and an eat anything she wants. She
has been relieved Of constipation and
hor nerves are in fine shape and sne
can sleep the whole nights through
like a little child and gets up in the
morning looking bright and happy and
--s4l. 1900. 4aI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
THE NATIONAL BUDGET.

THE present agitation for a Ma.
tional Budget is one that should meet
with the careful consideration of
every citizen ofthese United States.
The following questions along this
line open the matter for constructive
thought.
Shall We give up our present policy
of setting aside each year enough
money to provide for paying Off our
war debts when they fall due?
Should we not demand of our Con-
grcssmcn that they save every cent
possible consistent with good gov
crnment, so that taxes shall be cut
down as fast and as low as possible?
Should not Congress at once give
US a complete up-tO-date business-lika
budget system; even if it does mean
that a lot of Congressional COM
mittecs have to turn over some Of
their powers to one central committee,
which can go into the whole question
Of appropriations and consider all
proposals to spend money in relation
TO one carefully studied and wcll-bai-
anccd program?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
STOCK
NEWS


After a delap of two weeks, Albert
Harrison, prominent farmer and big
feeder of Audrain county, Mo, sue
cccding in getting another string of
his good baby beevcs on the St. LOUIS
market Tuesday. Harrison has been
trying since the 18th of this month to
get cars to complete his shipment Of
a large string Of cattle he fed out this
summer. His Offering Tuesday topped
the market, bringing $500 per cwt,,
which was the same price he received
two weeks ago when he topped the sea
sons steer trade. His price still stands
as the seasons record. Armour & Co.,
proved to be repeater on the cattle,
getting them again Tuesday. 1t is
plainly evident that Mr.. Overly, head
buyer, likes the ogering pretty well
to come back as he did for more. Mr..
Harrison purchased around six loads
Of the yearlings last fall in the West.
They were crossed between Hercfords
and S%horthorns and some of the incest
looking cattle seen here this fall. He
has had them on feed every day after
he got them into his feed pens and has
used a ration of shelled corn and lin
scd pea sided cake on them during the
summer and latter days Of the feeding
when he started to put a finish or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
EDWARD JORDAN TO PRISON.
Sentenced to 3 Years in Penitentiar,
For Stealing Coat.

Edward Jordan was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary when
he plead guilty to a charge of grand
larceny in the Circuit Court Monday
afternoon. lie was charged with
stealing an ~overcoat from Irving Hus-
man in the Hotel Hoxsey Thanksgiiv-
ing night, November 27.
A divorce was granted to Nola Lii
lard from Wordel Lillard, on a charge
of desertion. The defendant did not
appear in court.
Judgment for the plaintiff was
granted in the ease of Z. A. Lawrence
against John T. Veach ct al, an attach
mcnt being made on the stock of goods
in the store formcly operated by the
defendant.
The case Of Cline A. WATSON against
J.. VIM. f. Smith was dismissed from
thccourt for failure on the part or inc
plaintiff to comply with the order OF
the court to make a cash deposit for
costs.
Three mandates from the St. Loui:
Court Of Appeals were received and
filed with the court Monday. Judg'
mont of the Audrain Circuit Court in
thcease of Mary Nelson VS.. the estatt
Of Annie Poorman was upheld; alsc
the Judgment rendered by this court
in the case Of John Bledsoe VS.. A. G
Letson ct al. The judgment in The
case of the State of Missouri against
John Lyons was reversed and the case
5ant back to the Circuit Court for I
new trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
Open till 1880 evenings

gotten every load. Mr.. Overly, head
buyer for this concern, stated that he
appreciated the fact that Mr. Harri-
son saw St. Louis as the logical mar
ket for his good beeves. Harrison has
two loads of Blacks which he hopes to
Get in for next weeks market. He re-
marked that the last two loads were
the best of his feelings. His six loads
were purchased last fall at IN average
cost of around $1,000, and although
he paid as high a S $3.50 per ton for
some Of the linseed cake he used they
would make him some money. Last
week Mr.. Harrison purchased So
Whiteface calves on the market and
this week he got a like number, these
being S%horthorns in preparation for
his seasons feeding. He buys the
individual animal, having no regard
for breed. He stated Wednesday that
his experience in buying calves every
fall for his feed lots has taught him to
respect the St. Louis market, and also
stated that he preferred to handle st.
Louis feeders in preference to any
others he has ever gotten. Harrison
has specialized on baby beeves. He
has one of the finest equipped feeding
plants in Audrain county.-Live Stock
Reporter.
Live stock totaling in value $685.
2A4.15 was sold at the Semi-Annual
sale held by Sims and Considine at the
Sims farm three miles southeast Of
Mexico Tuesday.
F~orty-fvc head Of hogs, 1913 sheep
40 teams of horses and mules and l6t
head of cattle were sold, at auction
Clerks of the sale were Pollock ant
Nundy; auctioncors were Ford ant
johnson. The sale began at II o'clocl
and lunch was served by ladies of tn
Lii rty church.
The top price brought for a team O
aged mules was $500, paid by R.
t Laurence, of Alabama; the top pric
5 for ycarling mules was $3.50, paid b
William Pryor, Of Audraia Count,
5 Cd Hildebrand bought the top COZ
= paying $3.50 for it.
) Edgar Lockridge returned Frids
0 morning from Alabama where he h;
e 5oen to take a carload of mules.
/. The prize corn at the Howard Cou
n ty show sold for $35 a bushcl,
e S. r. Craighcad paid $3.50 to J.
r Fountain, of near Centralia for
Is steers.