davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
La historic nooeLesco de la Matahan, Ia beZlisind
boiIorino india tf,slada d1rante ID guerra, cs
reUiDido en- el enloquecedor dtrayente Paris
Lo que do de Ia fomoa esDia haba do sadn
sino que k dj6 da, tue que fantasia pooua

frances mucEos del aieman. pues
! ,oS eaydGtCS de esta artiSta. sus ex-
| --avasaHcias J ia POGO Comuu habit
dad con que pooia en- juego todos los
! recurscs Seductorcs dc que d!sponla.
q hacian Irresistible Y con suma IA
c:'idad rendfa los corazoncs mas b:en
puestos.
81 aparsci0n en- los esccnarios par;-
Stcnscs, n cfectE6 eXh;biendo sus
mo-b:deceS coTporales cubiertas por
,:n fin-Sino polvo dorado que. subyu =
e Il les parisicrses. : el sSpiritu To-
SoSo de los homb-cs co--i5 des:um-
hrado. loco, ebrio de amor a humi-
ll0rsc ante ella: 4 besar las plantas
de in dioS;t que poseia cl secreto de
los serrailos indies, de un rajha pro-
digo : sensual.
Y por ESQ. NADIA extrano fue que
Al POGO tempo esta bailarina sedac-
fora iogrG-a raartener estrechisimas
relacio2es con altos funcionarios lie,
N!nisterio de Negocios EXtranjercs Y
con TN Ministro de ia Guerra de Fran
c!a, cuyO nomb-e. asi como el de los
otros fuacionarios, Sc ha neSadc Z re-
wear NasSard.
Pero estas declaraciones del CO.
nlandante frances. no han satisfec?Io
II curiosidad pI5lica del pueblo pa-I-
Sienss, pues el hecho de conservar en-
eI mister:o los nombres de los altos
fUnCionarios que figuraron en- el ca
,dlogo de amantes DC u bailarina IN
dia, cO3tribuye que e. pueblo re-
ciaIne mayores luces. pero por otra
parte. en- los circuloS poGticos, Sc
dice que n discretion de Massard ha
hecho que todos los funcionarIos rc.
piren con ubertad. pues han visto que
4 pesar de que eXiste un testigo de
aquellas cosas, este es- todo 10 dis
creto que pod.a anbicio1arse y por
10 ruisuo no hay cuidado de que re-
vele algunos secretos que Al ser CO.
nocidos por et pGblico, traerian in
defectiblemente Ia renuUcia de nu-
chos funcionarios cue ocupan puestos
prominentes en- Ia administration ac-
tnal. Ia muerte polftica de varios
ex-funcionarios que aspiran a domi-
mar de pueYo el poder.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
Zubaron pedird al Presidente Obreg6n le Olga 81
confrma los otaques que le hicieron en- la Cdmara
.YA ST. ACERCA FL TRIUNFO De La COLONIA hEXlCAhA;;
ELLA SUSCRIBIRA PRONTO Ell DIHERO QUE FALTA AUN

muy de suscp6n de fondos
las d& teTninada
suden todos ansIa-
dud mas prono mientras mas
los asi
dpendido
dpendera la rapidez
que neguemOs al
brlante; Ia de virtud cuyo oque
oavIa
de la gloria de
abiertas.
Quien riuno? QuGn 10 desea La colonia
consiguene
ma de IA dc
demos al trabao no
rapidez 4 firmeza vountad
a e
Lose circo mil de ssnicaran
S rcuniro.
precise manifesto mas
nsgncante
parane al corona d a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
La historic de la MatahQTi es
una irageaia que engendro
solo el amor cl dineTo

PARIS. dic.embrc I5.-El scnsaC.o-
nal jurado dc LaEurU, 81 BaCoI AZu.
moderno para Qu!,n Sc ha ped!do Ia
pena dc muerIe por los asesinatos q
cometi6 en- las personals Ge vGr.as de
sus esposas ha Ccup&'io - a'enCi3C
de los hahitantcs &c cstI c.udad, de
toda Francia Y d.. mCndo cntero por
las ci-cunstanciaS que han concu--i-
do en- este caso. zero no IS tai asun-
to el unico que IL, d4do luSar = cx-
pectaci6n.
Hay algo mas QUO t.enc ocupado
q iutcres del pub..uu: - un hscho u
lido el que ahora -esucita ante "a ez-
pectaci6n general ;-aycndo = IA me-
NORA de los paTisiCnses fos detat!es
&c otro jurado nc Ienos sens2cIonaI:
aoued que Ia Corte &arcial forma"a
para condenar a IA celebre hailar!na
india. IA Matahari. quien Sc !e com
prob6 ser espfa de los alenanes en- los
dias aciagos De Ia guerra
Este asUuto VI Casi olvidado, Ia
yenido olra yez d conmoyer a PC-
blico merced a las declaracioneS cue
el ComandaHte MasSard ha hecho pu-
blicas en- u "LibertG", diario que Sc
edita en- esta capital, y en- las cuales
Sc gentlemen revclacicDes que. como
podra verse, nan causado sensation
por "a inportancia que revisten.
e. ComaaGante Emile Massard. que
conoce a fordO este case, ha principal
DO haCer publicaS Sus memorials So
hre sste sensational aS,lv-O y on ar
ticulos que neya pUblicados e Pc
ri6dico ELiberte' Sc ha revivido e. re-
cuerdo de aquellos dias. narrando he
chos que hasta ahora no hab.an sido
dados 4 Ia pubjcidad. Dice Massard
que Il Natahari, ratz de 81 presen-
taci6n en- Paris. 'arrastr6 tras ella Il
una corte infisita lie adoradores. en-
IRE los que muy prOminentemente fl
guraron altos OficialeS del ej@reito
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
La Comisiion Consultiua del
Preaoente estG contra ell
reparto de t;erras

Te.cora.ac Especial para LA PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre
-5-Se asegura que Ia Comisi0n Con-
sultiya de Ia Presidencia de Ia RepG-
blica, cue esta formada por un grupo
de Ietrados. Sc ocuPa actualmente de
formuiar un reglamento que echa por
terra completamente los fatales proce
dimientos agraristas tales como Sc han
lievado cabo hasta ahora por instruc
clones del ex4Ministro de Agriculture V
Fomento General Antonio I. VillarreaL
Sc considera que cuando este regla-
mento sea puesto en- vigor recibiran
IN eolpe de muerte los lfderes agra
ristas que tanto defender e. despojo
de IA propiedad agena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
Su carTera de espia empezo en-
Madrid, cerca de un atfachs
n,!litar frances

y er conexi0n con es:as reveiacio-
nCs Y con el aserto dc MaSsard de que
Ia Matahari tuvo podcrosos amigos.
IN perijdico vcrnaculo de Paris, ha
tra!do a colaci6n aquela vieja his
to;ia que nucho circr!6 despues dc
que n bellisima danzarina tuvo que
hacer f-ente 4 una eScUadra militar
que en- Ia rris;0n dc Ninccnnes RI
bric5 con una descarsa cerrada su vi
da dc aventuras.
Sc LIE DEJO CON VIDA
Entonces Sc diio que IA bailarina
jamas fut fus;!ada en- v!rtud dc las
poderosas influercias que pose.a: que
Sc le dej0 Ia vida a condici6n de que
Sc fuera vivir en- cl inc6gnito mas
absolute a cierta poblaci6n italiana
en- donde, hasta ahora, reside. ! con
tai motive. el peri0d!co en- question
nara 10 que "un testigo' pudo pre-
seaciar en- aQuellos momentos angus
tiosos.
Segun ese testigo. cuando Ia Mata-
hari fue conducida ante el pelot6n de
s0ldados que habrfan de ejecutarla, Ia
tranquilidad mas completa Ia posefa;
NADIA en- ella indicaba tenor, angus
tia cualquiera de los sentimientos
que l6gicamente aeitan a los senten-
ciados en- sus ultimoS momentos. Por
el contrario, iba tranquila; tanto, que
no permitio que Sc lie vendaran los
ojos Al tronar Ia descarga percepti
blemente Sc pudo yer que ella gra-
ciosamente Sc dej6 caer al pie Gel pos
te de n ejecuci6n; Sc vi0 que ST. ros-
t-o agraciado no habia sufrido 81 me
nor daiio causado por los proyectiles,
que en- "a finisima blusa de seda
blanca que Cuhrfa su busto no apa-
recfa nj Ia mas insisnificante mancha
de sangre que denotara el efecto de
l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
VA NO ALMACENARAN Ell
PETROLEO EN- MEXICO
LAS C0NPANIAS
Para evitar el pago de las
nueUas contribuciones, 10
fraerGn q este pals

Tc,scrcma Esp,cie! para IA PRENSA".
NUEVA YORK. d!ciembre 24.-Cn
inf0rme recibido en- los clrculos finan
cieros !ndica que las exportaciones de
petr0!eo mcxicano cl ultimo mes dc
cct7rbIp,--seeIn -cifras eSactas, fueron
s;uperiorcs n IL production diaria, s!en
do cl exceso de $4,000 barriies diarios.
No obstante. cI cxceso de las eNpor-
tac!ones sobre il production fue mu-
cho mayor en- sepriembre. pues ascen-
GiG a 1905 600 ba"riies diarios. Esa dis
minuciGn Sc dch:i. segun notiCias au-
t6nticas. que las pvinCipaics Compa-
fias csuvieron te-minando ese mes
~. vos pozos. que han dado una a
buE1ante production.
Sc dice tambien que las cOmpahias
DctroleraS han abandOrado su sistema
dc a!maccnc- pctr6Ico Ell Mexico. coma
10 hacian 2ntes eH gran cScala. porQue
esraban pcniientes de los p-ecioS y de
lbs cotiZacioneS que eran las que de-
ter,hinaban las tarifas. para asl poder
pagar tar!tas minimas Y aprOvccharSe
de IA ha ja de los precioS. nero como
GIuEl ti StD-ta.4b iI'NItdlln I'D uECi-iI-
do imporcr contribuciones tambien So
bre cl pctr6ieo almaCenado. las COM
paiias ven Que cs mas ventajoso eS-
portar 81 petr6leo de Mexico y almace-
mario en- los Estados Unidos. donde
pueden conservarlo indefinidamente,
esperanto al alza del preCio. sin tener
quc especar los Cambios ell los ava
!uos para Ia apljc2c!0n de las tarifas.
Tc.ccrcmc Especial para IA PRENSA".
CJUDAD DE MENICO. diciembre o4
Han lleSado a esta capital varios re-
presentantes de companies petroleras
americanas, Y Sc cree que su viaje ODE
dece al prop6sito de arreglar Ia cues
ton relativa al paSo de los impues;os
por derecho de eXportaCi6n. paGo Que
| lebe hacersa manara. dc aCuerdo con
10 estipulaGo por ID Sccrctaria de Ha-
cienda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
LoTERIA De LA CRUZ RoJA

y.,l Ss-riri0 EsprriGl nara "f.i PRENSA"
MADRID. diciembre 24.-La ra;,il
Victoria ' Ia reina madre, Dha. Cristi-
IA. inauguraron hoy la loterfa de Ia
t'ruz Roja, con rlotivo de Ia Ges.a De
Navidad. Asistieron Ia ceremonial la
mayor parte de los miembros de Ia aris-
tocracia, 10 misno que los miembros
del Cuerpo Diplomatico.
La ciudad esta adornada con bande-
ras Sc han cerrado Ia mayor parte. de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
GRAVES DESORDENES
OCURREN EN- ARGENTINA
En- un ercuenfro con las tropas
murieron diecinueue
bandoIeros

BUENOS AIRES. diciembrc @5.-
Diez nucve bandidos fueron muertos
= otros muchos quedaron heridos Guam
do un grupo dc mas de 259 bandidos
fueron hechos prisioneros por las tro-
pas, las que capturaron tambien 1000
Cahallos.
La inQuetud Ia alarna Conun1an
Cruz, al cual ha enviado el Geaierco
refuerzos de tropas, marinos J gen.
darmes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26

Te:egraHa EepeeiG. purr ~ PRENSA"
WASHINGTON. =. -. DC. 4 FL
Gooierno de Guatemala ~ enVi3"o
una formal noIif.Sl. - al -'rraT =
mento del Es,ado po- medic de II cuaI
So Ie hace saber qu" O. DR.. Julio
Bianchi. Ministro 81 Washington h2-
10 e. Gobierno de, oE-Presidente Ca
los Herrera. no rep~eSerJaTA mas q
aauelIa Republica en- los Estados In
dos. E.sta notification Sc ha'kl conto-
nida Ell un mensaje tie esta fech1 Gir!-
rido al Sec-ctario ds Estado por 81 Sc
Hor Rodriguez Cast:Nejo. Msn'&'-o Ge
.elaciCneS ENteriores en- Il mo %
b!eruO sUatcmaiCCo.
En- q 5l-is- e de UefercUc!9 "o- -
hace merC.6n del successor del DR.. Eiaa.-
Chi, Y solo Sc ind,ca cue el senior Fran
cisco 5. L&;ou- ha sido desi=nado pa
IA haCerse cargo de los archives de u
delegation. en- Washington.
Ia formal notification de que
B;anchi ha dejado de tener toda repre-
seuta ci6n del SobiernO Cuatem&!teco
en- los EStadCS UaidoS. Ia Venido des-
pues de que dichO fUncionario - -
hus6 termjnaDtsmeutc. hace v1ri"S
dtas. cntreGar los archives dc /, do
legaci6n. a. seHor Latour.
Los funcicrarios del Dc?& ';.,rle0to
de Estado IA -c:erirse q este mems j"
dicen que =! no afeC:ari cH moir al
slno a Ia a-'.,r:d 10! Sobier2n aI,e";-
Cano po- 10 ,il., - -ciiere n -2rcsloci-
rniea.u del Goaje-no Dc fact0 -ul,c-
nor o. -afS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-26
I'm ENVIADO De GUATEMALA Va
4 MEXICO 1 CESTIOnAR
Fl RECONOCInIENTO
EInuevo Goberno de aquelIa replbIica desea esta
reconocido Dor 81 gobieEno nexicano
Contestan Uarios P1ises a Ia
Cdmara de Diputados de
Mexico so5re la pEotes-
ia enuieda por el cHar-
feIazo de Guatemala

Telsgrcma Espsciel para III PRENSI'.
CICDAD DE MENICO. Die. a.
Sc sabe Cue ha saldo de Guatemala
con destino a esta Capital el Lie. Jo-
IS Antonio Mendez Cuien viene con "l
objetO de seStionar e reconocim1enSo
del nuevo GobierrO dc dicho pals ante
el nuestro-
Aun no Sc sabc cuai sea "a raanera
Ge pensar de n Caac:iier.A msN!e,ina
a este reSpeCto-
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lpasa a Ia PaE. 81
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pass \ IA Pa= 81
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee Ia PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States. - - - -
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,PaSa a IA PaE. -
, 1921-05-27
BOGUS PROMOTER HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR CLAIM
OF WILDCAT DRILLING

wHEATLAND. Wye. May g.
Representing himself as commissioned
by the Ohio Oil company to wildcat
in the vicinity OF Wheatiand. Jack
Dobbins. formerly OF Rawiins. passed
two bogus checks on local business
mon and has SO far made good his es-
cape.
Robbins went to John McCaIium Of
the McCai1um lumber yard last week
and figured on a large bill OF lumber
for oil rigs. He then went to a lard
ware store and priced a range and
other supplies. In the course of his
operations he cashed two checks
one for $40 at the McCalium lumber
yard. and one for $50 at the Globe
hotel. He then left for the supposed
drilling operations.
A fcw days later the checios were re-
turned from Rawlins marked no
funds" The sheriff's office was noti-
fled and Robbins trail taken up i'm
mediately- 1t was found thatfhe had
left by train the day the checks were
cashcd- No further trace has been
found b date.
, 1921-05-27
Sometimes IT'S
An Oil Well but
Other Times Not


A oil well Is a hole In the ground
about a quarter Of q mile deep. into
which a man may put a zmall for
tune or out Of which he may take
a big one And he never knows IN
I'll the hole is finished. 1t takes n
couple OF thousand dollars, several
months. and a couple of non-com-
initial men in mud-plastered oyeraIis
to dig an oil well. They begin by
going up about so feet. When they
have finished their derrick, they hang
a drill on it weighing half a ton.
Then the men hitch the drill TO an
ensine and punch a "a centimeter
hole in the earth's crust Some
times. after they have been punch
ing away for several weeks, the hole
blows the derrick into the sky, ut
terly running 1t. Then the owner
shrieks with giee and employs 500
men to catch the spouting oil in
barrels. But sometimes the derrick
Is as good as new when the hole is
finished Then the owner curses and
takes the derrick away to some other
place which smells oily."-Georg,
Fitch. quoted in Smithsonian Inst
tute bulletin.
, 1921-05-27
WHEAT GIVEN
SETBACK AGAIN
Continued Favorable Crop Re
ports and Shipments Depress
Chicago Market

CHICAGO. May 2s.-wheat under
won't decided setbacks In price today
owing chiefly to reports of rain in
the west and to word that liberal ship
ments on the way here from other
market centers would arrive in time
TO fill deliveries due on May contracts.
The May option IN particular was with
out support. and at one time showed a
decline of more than 10 cents com.
pared with yesterdays finish Bust.
ness In May contracts. however. was
very small, July taking almost the
entire bulk OF trading. Initial quota
tons. which varied from lie to &c low
err. including May at sI.74 to s1.75 and
July. s1.s014 to sf-s1is. were followed
by further sefbacks and Their some
thing of a reaction. July keeping all
the while inside OF moderate limits
Free selling on tina part Of n house
that usually acts for seaboard ex-
porters counted subsequently as a
steady. age to 12Kc net lower. with
May si.6s and July s1-27z to s1.3s.
Corr sympathized with wheat weak
ness. After opening &c to lac ow'
er, including July at e2%c TO e3hc'
the market sagged n little further,
and then made a slight rally.
Country offerings were heavy. On
the other hand. export buying totaled
zoe. 900 bushels and ORR charters to
Buffalo. 1880, 600 bushels. The close
was unsettled at a shade to 1Sc net
decline with July s2%c TO 62Nc.
Oats were easier as a result of bet
ter weather. The start was sc ts
1xc down, July. 4o&c to 41hc. ans
later upturns were rather feeble.
Lower quotations on hogs as wei
as on grain made the provision mar
ket drag.
, 1921-05-27
PRICE OF CALIFORNIA
CRUDE GUT RECENTLY

An oil man who arrived In Casper
from California states hat the first
cut in crude prices in that state came
a short time ago. the reduction
amounting to rs cents per barrel. This
makes the price Of California crude
of the same gravity as Salt Creek oil.
$2.75 per barrel. This operator ex-
pressed surprise at the low rate pre-
vaiiing in this state. Salt Creek crude
selling at 300 per barrel. while. in
his opinion. one barrel from the IA
, 1921-05-27

hoIder OF INC f1useIy byno1cAtn riEhts
under tho old lease. win continue to
produce from the property. however.
under a special agreement with the
State land office. untn such time as a
new lease is granted. either to the
Midwest or TO some bidder willing to
offer . greater inducement to h state
for a lease. Under the old lease the
state derived only 10 per cent royalty
on on produced on the tract Under
the prospective new lease It Is antic-
ipated tina the states royalty viii
not be less than So per cent
, 1921-05-27
Field ACCmENT PROBED.

c. H Hurley. general manager OF
the Utah operations of the Ohio Oil
company. inspected the accident in the
Huntington field this week which was
caused by a calf wheel flying to pieces.
The accident happened just as the
drilers were preparing to enter the
Ferron sand which it is thought. will
be encountered at a depth of e,4oo
feet.
, 1921-05-27
Faces
More Trouble

COPENHAGEN. May ga Hell
singfors dispatch to the Beriingske
Tildende. today say tho Pctrograd
workers are demanding that the Rus
government be transferred to a
body representing all political parties.
The soviet government, the dispatch
says. has prohibited the newspapers
from mentioning strikes or other signs
of unrest.
, 1921-05-27
MORE UTAH WORK STARTED.

The Utah Oiland Refining company,
a subsidiary Of the Midwest Refining
company. has started to develop Its
holdings in various parts OF Utah
Drilling was undertaken In thesFerron
dome and in the Farnham dome. tvo
structures In southeastern Utah this
week. The holes win be spudded in
large enough TO permit deep develop
ment OF the field.
, 1921-05-27

NEW YORK. May ss-rhere were
few exceptions to tho higher trend OF
prices at the broad and active open
Ing OF today's stock market. yester-
days belated rally showing numerous
extensions. Steels. equipments. in
vestment rails and Mexican and do
nestle oils featured the advance.
Pressed Steel Car soon rose ? points.
crucible Steel gained ~ and Great
Northern and Northern Pacific made
1 point gains. Similar Improvement
was shown by Mexican Petroleum.
Central Leather and Pierce Arrow
preferred. Baldwin Locomotive opened
At n slight recession. but Immediately
rebounded and leather and tobacco is
sues were ~fractionaily higher. Rub
Der speclalties and European oils
comprised the few backward stocks.
Rails led the list. TO higher and
broader ground during the morning.
Buying OF those shorts at gains OF
l to ? points WAS stimulated by recent
statements Of earnings showing
marked Improvement. especially
, 1921-05-27
srAN1ARD DEFEATS LOWE.

HENDoN, England. May 2s.-Man-
Alfonso Of Spain. defeated F. Cor
don Lowe in three straight sets in
the singles of the Davis cup tennis
series here today. The spaniird won
by SIS. 81, SO.
, 1921-05-27

CHICAGO. May 2s.-CIose:
wheat-May. sf.eS; July. s1.27A.
corn-Juiy. sexc; September. e5kc-
oats-July. 4oEc; September .4zhc.
Pork-May. s17.45; July. s17.4s.
Lard-July. $3.50; September, ss.s5,
, 1921-05-27
OK LIST Is
STRONGER AGAIN
Lead Way to Higher Prices;
Mexican and Domestic Oils
Advance

NEW YORK. May ee-Deaiings In
tho stock market today were in
nueneed by short covering and such
conflicting factors as tighter money
and better railroad returns Sales ap-
proximated $4,000 shares. The close
vas steady.
, 1921-05-27

among Paeifics and coaiers. shippings
moved forward with transportations
and many OF the steeis and equipments
Increased their early gains The adj
vance also co~mprehended most Of the
popular oils. motor and prominent
miscellaneous issues. including metals.
textiles and utilities. Rubber shares
were tho only reectionary issues show
Ing further losses on adverse trade
conditions Call money opened al
I Der cent.
, 1921-05-27

nous light oil field Is worth nearly two
barrels Of California oil. which has
an asphaltic base.
, 1921-05-27
livestock Mart

CHICAGO. May 7s@U. s. Bureau
OF Observation-Disclosures. 1900;
beef steers. strong to 1sc higher; early
top beef steers. $780, bulk s7-5o0s.a5;
veal calves unoveniy lower. bulk, $3.50
Gs.25: butcher stock. bulls. stockers
and feeders steady: bulk fat cows
and heifers. s5-sohs.5o. bulls largely
s4.5045-5o.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000, fairly ac-
tive. l5o to 25c lower. lights off most;
top ss.e5; bulk. s7.s56S-15: pigs. 25c
to o lower: bulk desirable around IS.
Sheep Receipts. 10000; quality
mostly plain; slow. csc TO 500 lower;
shorn lambs. top early <11 to ship
pers; bulk early. ss@e.5o; best ma
two springs early. s12; cuiis ss.509
s; ews top early $3.50; bulk. $500
AS; Texas holdover yearlings. $3.50.
, 1921-05-27
Potntncs

CHICAGO. May 2s. = Potatoes =
Weak: receipts. So cars; northern
white sacked and bulk. e0n75c cwt.;
new Louisiana and Texas Trumphs,
s2.356s2.5o evil; Texas cobblcrs.
, 1921-05-27
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWs|
Enthusiastically LEASE EXPIRES

CHEYENNE, Wyo, May 26-The Ridgely lease on the
so acres in the Grass Greek field which was the subject of
litigation between the United States and the state of Wyo-
ming that was carried to the federal supreme court and re-
Gently decided by that tribunal in favor of the state. expired
at midnight last night The Midwest Refining company,
, 1921-05-27

ssso owt; Louisiana Ions white. ,1.s5
az cwt; South Carolina eobbisrs.
ss-7s0s barrel.
, 1921-05-27

CHICAGO. May as--Butier-Hish-
err creamery extras. 2sc. firsts. 22Q
CSC: seconds. i7G2ic; standards. 27Ho-
Eggs- Unchanged; receipts. z4.ss3
, 1921-05-27

Silver.
NEW YORK. May 2s.- Bar silver.
domestic. 9skc: foreign. bsc.
Mexican dollars. 4fkc.
, 1921-05-27
@Lorain" solves many problems

vegetables, dessert, then set
the indicator for four to SIX
hour cooking. You are now
through till it is time to serve
the dinner. and you'll have the
most delicious meal you ever
sat down to.
Come in and let us demon
strate the "Lorain." You'll
be amazed. at the wonderful
things it can accomplish f.r
you to tighten the drudgery of
"pot-watching."
, 1921-05-27


NEW YORK. May 2s.-Prime mer
camille paper. c4 az per cent
Excharge-Irregular. sterling. do
mand s3.s3x. cables sass.
PENNSYLVANIA sac. cables SIS.
Belgian francs-Demand s4e. cables
s.4s.
GuiIders- Demand ss.ss. cables
$500.
Llre-Demand SIS. cables 6.s7-
MarksHDemand 1-s7. cables 49,
Greece-Demand $40.
Sweden-Demand 1920.
Norway-Demand 1910.
Northumberland 3s-S7.
Brazilian-Demand 1857.
Montreal. 10 11-16 per cent discount
Time loans. steady: 60 days. so
days. six months. 81 per cent.
Cali money. firmer: high. ~; low.
Z: ruling rate. q: closing bid. Z; offered
at ~: last loan. ~.
, 1921-05-27
Metals.

NEW YORK. May 26@Coppe@
Steady; ~eiectroiytic. spot and near by.
June and July. IsH 313hc.
Tin-Steady: spot and near by.
s32.25: futures. S32.25.
Iron-Nominally unchanged.
Lead-Steady. spot. 500.
Zinc-Quiet: East st. Louis defiv-
cry. spot s4.s5d4.so.
Antimony-Spot. s5-25.
, 1921-05-27

are "Lorain"-equipped These
are the handsomest gas stoves
made and the most ~satisfac-
tory for all purposes Come
in and let MS demonstrate the
new Clark Jewel with "Lo-
rain"