davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-24
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, FEB. "a, 1921

Z
t, 2Sth, pleasant; March will en-
ter with cold wave over til
western tates; 1st, 2nd and 3rd
rain over Southern and snow oye
Northern States.
Mr.. j. Lieber has returned from
purchasing trip in the East.
Judge j. w. Jones' Spent las
week in Coushatta holding court
Just received shipment of blacl
satin pumps at
-CieberS
Mr.. j. E. Freeman came down
ff5m Shreveport to spend Sunday
at home.
Mr.. Sidney Katie was visitor
TO New Orleans last week and Is
now in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. M. Fl. Carver has returned
from business visit to New Or
leans.
New shipment of strapped
pumps, in satins and suedes,
high and baby Louis heels
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. VIM. GiIlen spent pleas.
ant weekend with friends in Mans
field, returning Monday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Pratt mo-
tored in from their plantation
home on the Coast, Sunday.
Novelty silk and wool spring skirts, |
special at
--EieberS
Mr.. s. K. Thomas Of Coushatta
Was in attendance upon court in
his Official Capacity this week.
Big showing of all the New Spring
Dress Goods
-kAFFIE'S
Miss Gertrude Davis has re-
turned from q visit to her home in
Hammond.
hessrs. L. w. Ford and John
Payne went to Pinevilie yesterday
with couple Of patients for the z
a>ylum. t
Men and young men.--A /
window full Of the very latest !
numbers III Knox Felt Hats, i,
take a look at them
SEMAfELMAN'S
Mr.. O. f. Himel went to New r
Orleans Wednesday night of last !,
week to attend to some business h
for the city. q
Messrs. I. L. Weaver, N. Nor =
row ard 9. +. Hsnel are serving :"
-aarIhe Federal Grand Jury in
Shreveport this week. :,
Paul Jones Middies At IN
-koffie's Y
Mines. w. T. Cunningham and n
r. w. Winstead are attending the
annual meeting OF the State +
Missionary Society in session this
week jn Baton Rouge. M
The latest effects in modish black = =
satin slippers. straps, buckets and plain
-EieberS II
Mr.. j. A. Cannon spent last -
week ia New Orleans on business 4;
Lcfore the Grand Lodge IS rep
Of the local branch
Phoenix Lodge. S,
The latest and most attractive styles y =
y Spring Suits at prices that will sur- I'd
Eisbers p
Messrs. Eric and Alvin De-
3heux motored up from Bunkie,
vhers they have recently bought Az
'ut drug store, for short bnsi- Hs
lsss visit during the week. M
MI. R. WI: Ayers Of ST. Louis
pent Monday in town on business J;
! connection with the firm be rep 4,
esents; being : frequent visitor.
. was welcomed b. old friends.
Fifth Avenue or Broad =
vay offer no newer styles ia 'ns
'oung mems hats than we are
howing this week 10 our ],
rindow- --look them over Ia
SE1dMELMAN'S -, ~
Al. L. Farrot. inspeotstor Of "
fs ssEE II 4Ase
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mr.. l. A. Cockfeld and littI
daughter of Bermuda came in fe
a weeks stay at their town res
: dence, Tuesday.
b Young men, don't folio,
: the style, set the style witt
e one of the new spring Kno:
!, hats---a window full to selec
r from
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. D l.. Suddath and Misse,
Nita Caspari and l.. Levy went t,
Shreveport last week to attend thu
concert given by the Eight Fam
GUS Victor' artists. which they
thoroughly enjoyed.
o.. - {.
666 will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything we know
prev enting pneumonia.
Mrs. John Overton of Alexan-
dria came up Tuesday night with
her little daughters who took part
in the Midgets' entertainment at
Amusu last night, and was the
guest of her brother, Mr.. NJ. L.
Dismukes. and wife while in town.
Sherwin and Williams Paints and
Oils
-kAFFIE'S
The Sam Hyams Chapter, U.
d. G. has offered q $500 gold
piece as prize for the best essay
on Robert E. Lee written by a
high school student in the parish,
which must contain not less than
2O00 words, and be sent to Miss
B. V. Russell bv May lst.
Mrs. A. Rachal. with her son.
has come up from Alexandria to
join her husband, the manager of |
the City Drug Co., to make Nat
her home. and has taken
possession. for the present, of Mrs.
Bertha Caspari's home on Second
Street.
New shipment of Georg-
.tte and Pongee waists, in
he seasons newest models
-SEMMELMAN'S Il
Mr.. l. Semmelman accompanied !
" his brother, A. E. Semmelman.
# West Point, Miss. left Tuesday
or Donaldsonville. where he was
1arried yesterday to Miss Rose $
lern and is now en- route to New
'ork where The honeymoon will
9 spent.
Mr.. NJ. 5. Mofett, local mana
er of the Cumberland Telephone
o., will soon have head opera
'r to relieve him Of the RESPONSE
ilities Of that Office If the fine
irl, who arrived Friday, con-
nues to improve in proportion to
sr size at birth.
Don't pass our windows
'ithout a careful look at the N
ew spring suits---fadies who
ant style and quality will
nd both embodied in these
ew style creations lC
-SEMMELMAN'S
Dir. and Mrs. s. b. SWEET, !
essrs. J. G. DeBiieux, H. and |.
Hughes I. P. Cloutier, w. iT
lyne, A. E. Sompayrac. Mrs. a.
scomte and Miss Aadie Tarzin n
IRE among the numtsr who went
Campti Monday to attend the
neral Of Mr.. w. Maricelli.
Young mems new spring
Its at pre-war prices. Come
and let Us give 7ou some
ca Of what this means COM
lred to the old prices
SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Wemp and Meesrs. JEFF
ron, Charles DeBl;eux, Carl
'nry and J. brown we're sum-
med to Shreveport Monday IS
tnesses before the federal Court
the case Of ]. Y. Denis. charged
b impersonating ! federal pro-
,ition officer.
Take 4 1o0lr ~ fh0so Y,cw
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-24

45rngrammr
AShC NaValry overture S4epe
ORCHESTRA
Polonaise for three Vions and Pano Woyeman
r. B. COURTRIGHT OvERTON ROY
RUTH H.. COURTRIGaT ELLEN AARON
Evening Star from Tannhauser". Richard Waene,
Toredor's Song from Carmen ....... Ceoree, Hxet
ORCHESTRA
Witches Dance .... E. Mac TlomeV
IRENE
Love II. Cowhiqhf
MARIE
How So Fair from Martha" ........ w Fhov
japanese Sunset Ies..;. D.on.o
Ara-In those Soft Silken Curtains
"from Manon Lescaut' - Pucco;
The Star-FOwer Tree ..,. E;nd.n
DOROTHY
Come into the Garden .................. Edith Austin
GLEE
Egyptian March ....: .......... ......A Lneiai
ORCHESTRA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Acquitted in
Shearman Trial; Hung
Jury in Case of Three

Ell PASO. Texas. June 3.-Aftcr
celebrating twcnty-eight hours the
jury In the Sherman murder trial
last night returned n verdict Of not
guilty In the case Of Allen Shearman
and Tomas Mendoza and reported In
ability to agree IN the cas- OF G.. n.
ShcarmRn and his sons 20 ana John.
II Is reported the jury stood nine to
three In v of acquittal OF all five
defendants. Two OF the jurors be-
came seriously ~ during the time they
were locked az and district Judge W.
ID. Howe consented rot to hold them
any longer.
The trial was the outcome Of the
killing. on Marca ~ last. of two pro-
alhluon officers g. A. Wood and =.
Y Beckett. who with two other fed
errl Officers attempted to serve a
search warrant on the Shenrman
ranch five miles cast OF El pnso.
All 81 the defendants except Allen
Sherman are under Indictment in the
federal our on the charge OF resist
INK with fire arms "a federal officer
serving "a warrant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
LOVETT SLAIN IN
PLOT TO COLLECT
INSURANCE, CLAIM
State Presents Motive for
Murder in Trial Of
Deckers

WARSAW. Indiana, June Am
extraordinary plot Involving the Deck
or family. TO dfraud life Insurance
companies out % 2f.0oe In policies
taken out by Virgil Decker and made
payable to his brother, Fred Decker,
was outlined as the underlying motive
for the alleged murder 90 Leroy Low
ett, -. by hts chum. Virgil Decker,
In h opening statement of Prosecu-
tor william Graham IN circuit court.
selection of a jury has been compiet-
ed,
Lee Bybee bank cashier at Atwood.
Ind, and an agent tor the Bankers
Lie Insurance company was the rr-t
state witness. Hc testified concern
Ing Nirgii Decker's application for
a 5000 policy which he delivered ON
the day Lovett's mutilated body, first
Identified az that Of Decker. was
found beside "a railroad crossing after
it II alleged by the state. II had been
placed there In a buggy. BY Virgil
Decker, said TO be LovettH double
This policy. according 10 the Wit
ness, provided for payment Of double
the amount Of the policy should the
holder die hy accident.
Prosecutor Graham IN his opening
statement charged that the evidence
would show existence OF q plot "a XIII
LOvett. conceived by members Of the
Decker family. he pointed Out. when
there was reason to believe Fred
Decker was about TO become hard
pressed fOr money with which 10 meet
payments on a farm. The evidence
would show. he charged. hat II was
part Of the alleged conspiracy to XIII
L0vett and claim his body as hat OF
VIRGIL Decker. whom he closely re-
semhlcd ana hen to collect the life
insurance. The prosecutor charged
that i've weeks before II In alleged
lovett was lured 20 a lonely cabin and
beaten into unconsciousness with an
iron bar. A meeting OF the Decker
family was held In Eikhart. Ind.
The prosecutor announced that the
state would aFk conviction under the
charg. Of nrst degree murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Tilden to Meet
Washer in Worlds
Tennis Finals

ST. CLOUD, June s.-winiam T..
Tildcn. OF Philadelphia. worlds grass
court tennis champion, Will meet NJ
Washer. o. Belgium. In the final OF
the worlds hard court tennis cham
pionahip. Washer earned the right
20 meet Tildcn by defeating Erik
Tcrner Ct Denmark. In the semi
finals. Washer. who n n mere
youth. learned 10 play tennis with the
American commission for relief ~
Belgium during the war.
Mira Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. ths
American woman'a singles champion,
gained a place In the finals by defeat
ing Madame Hiilout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

The coming Dempsey Carpenter
battle Tor the worlds heavyweight
championship recalls records Of
former title holders.
The first OF the modern clashes
officially advertised as Of heavyweight
championship importance took place
Feb q. As2. at Mississippi City,
Miss, Just hcroas the Louisiana line
from New Orleans. John J.. sullivan
Knocked out Paddy Ryan with bare
fists In the ninth round.
sullivan. born In BostOn. weighed
100 pounds. aud Ryan. q native OF
Tipperary. vas 10 pounds lighter.
Thc Irishman's left jaw vas broken
In two places by Suliiyan's smashes.
PADDY staggered 10 his dressing
quarters 90 discover that while he
had been taking a sound threshing.
some rascnls had stolen all Of his
clothes and the $500 they contained.
lie was flat broke FOR M winner got
the entire purse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHiCAGo, June 3.-General sell
inr on the part Of houses with east
ern connections led to a sharp break
In wheat prices to-day after values
had again touched n new .dgh record
for the season. II wns said the con-
tinucd upturn In quotations had made
exporters hesitant. Besides weather
conditions appeared 10 give some adj
vantage TO the bears, and there was
considerable disposition to regard re-
cent estimates Of the 1891 yield as
too small. Opening prices, which
varied from unchanged figures 20 IN
cents higher. were followed by a
quick setback to t3s.
some eastern buying on the decline
rallied the market. but greater weak
ness then enused. Probability that
trading would stert tomorrow In the
September delivery here had a dis
tinct bcarish Influence. The close
was heavy. so to SA cents net lower.
Corn was depressed by n renewal
Of large receipts. the arrivals here
being estimated at 700 ears. Amer
opening unchanged TO = M lower.
the market underwent a matsrial ssts
all around, The market displayed
but little power 10 recover Prices
closed weak. ~ TO ? cents net lower
Goats declined In sympathy with
othcr grain, starting y to = cent up
ana then dropping to well below yes-
teriay's finish.
Lower quotations ON hogs pulled
down provisional.
Close:
Mhcat-July, fi.37.
Corn-uiy. % Sc; sept, 6G7sc.
Oats-July. ale: Sept, ease.
pork-July, si7.iO.
Lnrd-July. Sg.67; Sept, $3.50.
Ribs-July. S9.T7. sept. tiO.O5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
At the TheaterS
Today

"B"
Florence Ncdor. Lewis stone ana
LLOYD Hughes are the leading char
act,ts In h Thomas ~ lncc pro-
duction Beau I%tevei.' which u
showing today at the "B' The
story deals with a man OF middle
life who has a pcnchant for captur-
ing the hearts Of charming women.
Underneath this light exterior. there
d. a deep seated affect n Tor his son,
Dick. whom he finds has inherited
his interest In pretty faces When
his son inlls In love with a dancer he
20 break up the relation
shin between them-aud the result ~
amazing. Genes OF wealth ana
pleasure are distributed lavishly
through the picture.
FATTY" Arbucklc IL ON the bin to-
day D. a comedy out West
Pastime
"Beyond Price Is the title Of a
clever william Fox p~hutoplay az the
pnstime today-Pcari White stars IN
IL. Ligat, with "A thread ~ pathoH
and truth through 10. the story ~ the
sort we like best to see. clyde Coos
h. the star IN an additional feature
THE Guide" at this thcatcr today.
Lyric
The Concert h story Of n.
famous music master and his loves,
Is showing today at the Lyric. THIS
H. a humorous handling Of a situation
that b. anything but humorous IN
lfc-and st. Il b. the means OF con
v,ying u truth that In u "broadsidr
when IL comes home TO YOU.
JOHNNY Hines b. starring In Coming
Through" an additional reel today.
Ideal
Il would Indeed be a grabbed critic
who could not find praise FOR The
Tigers Coat" the Dial Film company
production released through W. w.
HodkiuHon, which closes It's engage
mcnt at the Ideal today.
The story is an unusual n and
has many interest holding qualities.
Three featured players head the
capabic east: Myrtle stedman. Law
gou Butt aud Tina Modotti. Myrtle
Strdman needs no introduction 10
photuplry Eocrs, Lawson Butt as
tn AtrOnE-wllcd Alexander McAilis-
Ter N convincing. Tina Modotu, an
exotic Italian g!Il, IN comparatively
new 90 the American screen, although
n b. said that she has had "a success
ful career a. a screen actress ana a
dancer In her native italy. Her grace
ml dancing stands ner In good stead
In her role of a native Mexican girl
who comcs to make dancing her pro-
fcssion and she proves herself AN
actress OF no small appeal.
Roy =. Clements directed '"Thc
Tigers Coat and u IN "a picture
which will be- found highly entertain
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June g.
Manager CObb's home run won FOR
Detroit from Philadelphia In the
tenth inning.
Score By innings: n. n. 4.
Detroit 100 OO2 100 IS 10 1
Philadelphia 900 no OOi Ia . 4
Batteries Oldham. IIolling and
Bassler, kecfe. Husty and Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

NEW YORK. June 3.-The Yank-
ees hammered ShOckcr FOR seven runs
On tive innings. defeating -. Louis
Z TO >. pipp got "a home run with
Two on bases in tho first. while
Shawkcy polcd out "a circuit hit In
the second with Schang ahead.
cor by innings: x. n. r.
- Louis .....OOi OOt 600 Z 4
New York. ....S2O O2O OOs-7 d o
Batteries. Smoker, DcRcrry, Baync
ana SEVERED. Shuwkcy and Schaug.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
SOME MEAT MARKETS
GET LOW RATING
Employees Have Not Sc
cured Health Certi6-
cate. Doctor Says

Meat markets having employees who
we're given a low rating for the last
month. DR.. J. r. Docherty has lust
issued hia monthly report for the meat
markeuL
The Champion meat market took
the lead with a score Of ". The full
rouort OF the markets follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
INSURANCE. FIRM ADMITTED.

SANTA FE. y. NJ. June 3.-The
Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire In
surance company. OF stevens Point,
Wis. has been admitted by the state
corporation commission To writ insur-
nnre ln NnM MnXlrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

CINCINNATI. June 3-Cincinnati
battcd Goodwin out OF the box In two
innings, held the lead through a Free
hitting game and won from ~. Louis.
Score by innings. Il. ". n.
81 Louis. .....Ol0 no O2O-5 ~ I
Cincinnati ....i3O $50 Ois-S II ?
Batteries; Goodwin. Schupp. Rivi-
ere. Shord,l and Clemens an" Diihoe-
fer. Roggc. Ellcr and Hargragc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
SULLIVAN KNOCKED
OUT PADDY RYAN
IN NINE ROUNDS
First of Series of Sketches
of Previous Heavy
weight Fights

Beginning today The Herald
VIII mn n srrirs Of thumb nail
~ketclaes of previous h<aeywcight
championship fights. preliminary
Ia the cunning Dempsey arpcn-
lie bDnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Livestock


CHICAGO. June 3.-Cattle re-
cell ~. 5000; beef steers and butchers
she stock steady. top steers, t9.2b,
bulk. f7.e5 $50: fat cows and heit-
ers. f5.25m6.7h; bulls and calves
strong TO 20 cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

PITTSHl RGH. June 3.-The New
York Giants outclass,d the Pitts
burgh Pirates. winning Z 10 o..
Score by innings. R. II. y.
New York. 90. .OiO OOO oil ~ o
Pittsburgh ....0'O o OOO-O 4 1
Batteries. Nehf and Smith; linn,
Carlson and schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

NEW YORK. June 3.-cotton fu-
lures closed steady: July. tt2.S0;
October. t1a.b7; December. tiS.s7;
January. Si4.0G; March. tit.34.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

NEW YORK. June 3.-Liberty
bonds closed: shs ts7.9O. first ~.
Ss7.Ts; second A.. ts6.76 bid: first
4hs, $3.50; second 4hA. tsG.7O.
ssG.7e; victory sAs. tss.i4; victory
fas $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

THURSDAYS


WASHINGTON. June Washing
ton solved Kerr Tor ~ hits. twice az
many as Courtney yielded to Chicago
ana the locals won.
Chicago ......OiO 900 OiO-2 q 3
Washington ..OOO Oi0 O3'-7 ~ ,
batteries. Kerr aud faryan
Courtney aud Charity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

BOSTON. june s.-Cieveiand took
the first game Of itu series from hos
ton, 5 TO 4. Uhic and Gardner led
ers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Daliey's meat market ..........
Western meat market ..........
Central meat market ...........
A. a y. meat market ..........
Union meat market ............
Champion meat market ........
Mattouuci a pailndiro .........
Hutchinon meat market ........
Highland meat market .........
standard meat market .........
0uandon's meat market .......
Albuquerque Mercantile .~.......,
fnrr'H meat market ...........
Mari Bros. meat market .......
Albuquerque Coop. meat market
kixzar'a meat market .........
san jose meat market ......|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. June S.-Bar silver.
domestic. 99hc; foreign. 6shc.
Copper steady; electrolytic spot and
nearby lax 41ahc. futures. 1sA ~
i3Ac.
rin easier; spot and nearby.
5000 % 30.7b; futures. ts0.2ba
3f.O0.
Iron, nominnlly unchanged.
Lead steady; spot. $500.
Zinc steady; East ~. Louis apot.
tt.G0m4.76.
Anthony. spot. 35.25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Paris Gets 1924
Olympic Games;
Amsterdam in 1928

GENEVA. June 3.-The intcrna-
tional Olympic committee today
awarded the 1894 olympic games TO
Paris Amsterdam was awarded the
1925 games.
Tho awarding Of the 1894 olympic
games TO Paris was forecast several
months x but the decision To hold
the 1898 games In Amsterdam was
not generally expected. several
American cities a been mentioned
us the possible scene Of the Internal
tional contests eight years from now
The James were held In Paris In 1900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

NEW YORK. June a.-rrime mer-
camille paper. ea H7 per cent; ex-
change irregular, zerling demand.
ak7A per cent; cables. 3ss x per cent.
Time loans, 90 days, 30 days and
g months. Z per cent
call money firm; high. ~ per
cent. low. ~ pei cent; ruling rate.
~ per cent, closing, 7d7h per
cent last loan, 10 per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

You will find it in our Classi-
hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

The mouse trap was invented by a
New Englander In 1sG9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

CHICAGO. June SHUTTER highor:
creamery extras. 29c; firsts, &c;
seconds. ~ 22c; standards. asc.
cases.
Poultry alive. higher; fowls. ace:
broilers. 40 a. soc.
Potatoes stronger. receipts. 90 cars;
northern white sacked and bulk. 100
Sbc cwt: Texas triumphs. tt.2Bi Ala
bama spauldsngs rose, t2.1b: Louis.-
ana long white. 97.bOm asa; n
Carolina. $500 barrel; virginia cob
blers. ts.75 barrel.
KANSAS CITY. June S.-Butter
and eggs unchanged.
Poultry. hens ard rooaters un-
changed. brollera. l to . cents higher,
asa 3Sc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

and cutters. sa.so0s.75. bulls mostly
t450 % 500 zeal calves largely,
ta.7g0e.60: stockera and feeder
steers weak 20 as emit lower.
Hogs. receipts. 81 5000; steady 90 10
cents lower. lights OF moa1. top.
$50; bulk. S7.es $500; pigs. 100
20 cents lower; bulk desirable. $500.
sheep receipts, 5000; sheep steady.
lambs steady TO 80 cents higher. adj
springs. ti3.7s 10 p@ckersi bulk,
ti2.s09is.eo; cults largely. t7.o0@
$50, California springs figure 80
cents higher at tis.sb.
DENVER. June 9-cattie receipts
1880. weak; beef steers. $3.50 80;
cows. tf.00 q $50. calves. $500 u
1900: stockers and feeders. 5000
ESQ. heifors. te.s007.69.
Hogs. receipts geo; steady top
$3.50; bulk. t7.i6G 100.
Sheep receipts. 400; steady: lambs
fie.oo Ills; ewes NLIb~b.oo.
KANSAS CITY, June a.-cattie re-
ccipta. l.iOO. all ciaases dun blu
about steady. Texas ycarlingn. $50
top steers. es.zS; quarantine steers
tb.52er Gao. best vealora. $3.50
quarantine calves. ta.0Oe % s.25: most
good canneu-, t2.eo: good cows. $3.50
Hogs. receipts. 5000 active
around 10 ccnts lower. lights deciin-
ing most: bulk good light hogs e
packers. $3.50; top, $3.50; bulk oi
sales. &7.1bm7 100.
sheep receipts. 1900; steady; ma
tive spring lamhs mostly IS cent
higher: clipped lambs up more. IA
tive owes. ta.2tM 3.bOi top native
springs. ti2.bO; clipped lambs, tii2b
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-18
LOUISE GLAUM AT THE
 THEATER TONIGHT

For a picture of wild life in the great outdoors in which figure In dians' and prospectors, Louise Glaum. as quarter-breed Indian, has quite a wardrobe of natty and up-to-date clothes. In "The Goddess of Lost Lake," her latest play, showing at the Liberty Theater. tonight only.
 The secret of how an Indian girl comes to appear in ultra modern clothes in this picture, Is that she attends an Eastern college and there gets familiar with another life from that tQ which she has been accus
 tomeds When she returns to her fathers log cabin in the mountains she has a wardrobe of everything from evening creations to the bian- ket, buckskin and beads of a typical squaw with something extra fstchihg in the line of divided4 riding skirts between these two extremes of ap. parel .Yst si.eY8
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-18

scl ,an American navy craft, since they stepped ashore on Palmyra's quiet beach. When that ship re- gently came to Honolulu it. brought an accumulation of mail from the three telling of life on the, cocoanut isles. stI
 The daily rodtinesconsists mostly of building trays on which to la, the cocoanuts. they related. These trays are about 100 feet long and three feet wide and day after day the nuts are gathered, gouged and left in the sun to dry.
 The little colony keeps a close watch on the weather, for an hours shower may spoil a lot of copra. As rain and thunder storms appear to