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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-16
WHAT HIGH FREIGHTs DID.

In order to save the sacks. which
were worth more than their contents.
$4,000 bags of fine onions were
thrown into the Gunnison river at
Delta. Colo. says the Pathfinder.
transportation charges were more
than the sale price OF the onions, SO
the railroad company lost fifteen
car shipment from one town alone.
Meanwhile consumers pay 10 cents q
pound for onions or do Without
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-16
COM|CAL LETTERS
ON TRIVIAL MATTER

In one of the late Southern Pacific
Company timecards curious errc.
was discovered. Through some over
sight OF the proofrea.lef the elevation
of Reno is given 1t l.497 feet In oas
line and In the neyt line It. IS given
as 1914 feet. 80 that the we 3tbourd
passenger would appear &c arrive IN
Reno at the first elevation and leave
at the second. On 1919 ,h.a an Ely
lite was moved by .hs spirit" to make
certain inquiries. as stowu In the
subjoined correspondence Peri APPS
Reno can offer better explaI.tion
than that rendered by Mr.. Fee II has
been said that some II tn. stuff In
Reno is calculated to make a jack
rabbit spit in q bulldogs face. 1t
probably 1t will caYse balloon ascep-
sions as well. The correspondence.
published In the White Pine News. Is
as follows:
ELY. June 81. 1921.-Mr. C. 8. Fee.
General Passenger Agent Southern
Pacific Company, San Francisco. Cal.
Dear Sir: This Is not kick, but an
inquiry. In looking over your folder.
form 6. Ogden Route, June. 1921, and
noting the elevations. am moved to
ask how 1t is that a passenger COM
ing from the east has an elevation
OF 4.497 feet on arrival In Reno. and
on departure has attained an eleva-
ton of 1914 feet? What is there In
Reno that puts him or her up In the
air 447 before he or she gets out
OF town? And where In hades-I
mean Reno--do they sell it?
"Of course I can readily see how II
might act as depresant to one COM
ing from the west; this might be at-
tributed to his mental condition on
being obliged to leave old Frisco
town.
"In coming from the east have
sometimes zone up like toy bal
loon in Reno; but thus far l have
only hit the ceiling: never have been
able to attain an altitude of 447 feet
above the town. So again l ask
Where do you get that stuffr Yours
truly. G. F. FOREMAN"
The answer:
San Francisco. June 80. 1921
Mr. G. F. Foreman. Ely. New: Dear
Sir-I have your letter Of June q
and am gratified to find that our
folder is SO thoroughly read. II
might be best seller" II we didn't
give 1t away. Others have been tell
ing us about the bump in the track.
and no doubt are telling II to the
world SO. like Mellen's food. we are
advertised by our loving friends
ut is with a keen sense Of helpless
ness that / must admit that neither
the fault nor the 'hootch' Is in Reno
(nor in Nevada. which is known AZ
the dryest state in the Union.)
I'VE are like the man who said
Gee. it's great to be crazy when he
drank q bottle of ink. Our trouble
is ink-printer's ink-right here in
San Francisco. We've talked 1t over
and we believe we'll be able to get the
bulge out Of the track by the time
time tho next edition is issued.
with thanks and good wishes for
a smooth ride wherever you go. yours
trulv CHAS g FEE"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-16

The Oldsmobile fin. ,hed At ten
O'Clock Friday night in good condi-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
STRAUSS EVENING ARTISTIC
BUT NOT WELL APPRECIATE
FOCh'S Baby Wildcat
Not Abandoned; Will
Be Taken TO Paris

N.w York. N"v. IL Tie baby well
cat presented To Marshal fH'h duTinr
his western tour a"d '!uhhcd by his New
YorH keepers the ut,!c aIrshaE' he,
,a.s.. ri his tire and his Gr""r.nr MILL
ta:v niuS:achc eventually - - b"""m" 4
:t.Ur.tlizei I'ar.NiIn. with a residence In
the fa,uou< Jardcn De-, / lau;"~.
III" lu"St trtrd ca, In The world rs
curator Raymond l.. n!tmarS Of New
York zu"locic:L park. describes him. has
NO. gCrr dropped by his hero master.
as L was reported, when Marshal F"Ch
sent him t. the zoo here. on his return
from ;hr west. lie - merely h"lnE kept
in rctirrmc&, for fear too much re-
tected g!ory would go TO his head.
The cheers. the hustle and the en-
cit"mcn, tina; accompany Marshal Fuch
everywhere he COS We're spelling tn"
cats ,.tSp"Sitiun. and the rctttuS and In
Giscr;m.nH," frrd!n.: he WAS getting
from admirers on the nlIrShatS special!
train were cnt!auxcr.nS his health. Cur
ator DitlnanS said. So Marshal Forh
asked US 10 take care OF him until he
sails sur France in December The Mar
shall Is extremely interested In the little
fellow, ard desires To have him cxhiO-
tied TO the French people in the Jard!n
pes Plautes."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
U. S. Export Trade
to Norway MSnaCed
By Rate Of Exchange

,'nr!stiam:u. \uy. L. NmCr:rH'S "N-
pr-t ,lnG" ~ Norway. ~H!,h rad" ire
u,r,.uus ,'"!drS NJ, l?l'. = mrH-''"I
,,.. ,,:,!.'..; {" ua,'v ~ cc;~. Ia H." hitA
:a:r .: rN' 'Hi.t" -. 80" .N:'L''''"l' "''
IN :u'd W.; q has ...:"hdE aH''i'''
\.r,,! an -,,n,r' w.. Various 'tI"F
,...,,r..,r ,,,uu.r;rs
;.iy,rcS or Nur,,a,'y i,.l".rt~ C"r iHlH.
S., emily riId, puhlir. SHOE That about
,n, ,n..d ~ ,'.r Nr-wr.E.nu imports
.,.,.-.. f-or ~. tinted ,>..I,rs.
Nu,'Siu,r '>.""'""S Ehtr"i Il H"Ih ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
For That Cough!

Big Laurel. VAT hnd n bad cough,
had nearly r&r into consumption. and
/ also had feminine trouble. / took four
bottles % Tr. r!"rc"'S Golden Medical
Discovery ror The cough ard two ~ the
,Favorite Prescription for the trouble
peculiar 70 women. ard VAS entirely
cured. II haa hem NOR" than yc1r
since and there has hcrn 40 sign OF IN"
Ddiseases reapprar nE. I find pr. F"r'" s
medicines are tuSc VIVA; ;he% are claim
"a to be. I am thankful FOR what they
ave done FOR me and I wish others
nav D. benefited ~ their se."-Nrs.
.ryphena E. Addsnston.
when you have bad cough obtain
Dr.. Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery
from your nearest druggist and be re-
Moved
II you are a woman suffering with
ronio weakness peculiar 20 your Sex
ia can DO benefited by 'Fav"rtte Pre-
,rtvt5sa.' Tablets or liquid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

which was the drplorahle mistake made
by the pe"3.c 1T l"mc." says tho writer.
tn" "N'rcm" radical press IS ever.
moro h,'rr" IN It's discrimination az tn"
military iaj,I:". III" FI":hrit publishes
., hong tlt."i" Ia show that tn" German
Im."pl" W"rr syStrmIt!'ul,v drcc!vrI:
;h..i 'h"% had Il" conception Of III" tr"e
Situation 1T the front. and that the sm-
urcmr army ,rmmahd d"lb"ratci!
spread Eals" reports.
r'ur;nu< drii:ls Of thrS" allnGa tons
con" from -" conservative organs. Tho
Tr.'">2"itunV wrarufuliy accuses the
"viir agi;;.turs" who. II says. had long
ar" wh"t,cd the wrlu"n % trca"h"rT:
whll" count Ervrmt'"w N the Ahcnd-
h'att DICTATES Lat :; "a$ neither F"rh =
genius nor .hr British blockade tina
"v"rcanr ,i"rInIn%. hut "lhc N"nrmou7
work Of drSrr;"rH ana traitors behind
the German 'front.' who had been infect
cl by the p;,,i:isi and revolutionary
I.rus"
Aduluh Rooster. 4 former minister IN
The Su,i.,ll~t rah!nct. who .'arS that the
dagger thrust story IL ''"n" of the most
insidi"us and stupid of war legends"
Rooster produces official evtdenc" from
reports OF commanding generals. them
selves. that the German army was well
ard truly beaten: that Il had no e:;!-
Gent reserves; that tho Allies were IN
.nntestahv superior In men and material.
ard that the British hlockad" had Ger.
any by the throat. "N" Ro!Sh"v!s. and
no paclflsm had anything to do with
that"
There IL no sign that Germans ever
will agree on the question why they
were defeated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Ono OF Greatest Singers.

Miss GerharIt Is without question
one OF the greatest living singers. Sh"
Is not an orcratic sO.oiS;. hut IS the IN
ter,re:c- OF the most difficult % Coz
man classics. Her vocaliza;ion n many
or her souSs IS the an"HSe "t tn" a.;
Let US ;akc for instance the SOAK.
"Traum purch D!a pu"mnrcrrCg. In
the closing phrases OF this song. th"rH
was ~" ,.n.st perfect progression ~
tome thatI, has e.e- been my good for
TINS % h-o- FiawieSs IN position.
placement with wealth Of color. iE''
was tie veS':'t oc r&IaE. may hours o.
study 70 perfect. \ song that mad" 4
very decided impression q" the audience"
was The "WicCrulicG.' NN!'h waS SuA''
With dclIcacv OF tore that Was beyond
description. IT," most artist" son o"
..a'i~c rr. cr2':'n" VS. "SorE"1.
hitch was sung with depth % f""'-
-, >o'd"r. --a -, ~ any artist Ia"
last phrase seemed like a breath (
tone that t.,a,aI Into scarei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

AZ last the mGch-he@a!del Or. Rich
ard strauss. the composer OF German
I.eider. and 4 man who has gained ms
posttion in the r,,,.r: ~ music by ms
ability and marvellous EH"w!edse "'
music. was beard last evening". Or
Strauss hrouGh; IN Ms one Of tie most
artistic evenings VI InUS!r. that Will b"
our good fortune To hear. ASSISTING
him vas Miss Elena Ge-harct. meEz"
soprano, who is conceded - =" ~"
greatest singer 81 I.eilc- III che wor'd
today and II there Is 4 rival It NJ sh'
be Mss Elizabeth Schura?n. WI" -
also an assistant % Or. Strauss. S'h-
eral seasons ago I had III" opportunity
10 hear Miss t;erhardt ~ recital IN car
nenie hail New York t.tE. Tho audi
.nce packed the large auditorium 10 IN"
doors and turned hundreds away IN
Citing this concord Il * FOR the "N37Hss
purpose OF contrasting the position. tnA:
Miss Gerha-dt holds IN the '~usic world
WITH the impression. ;h2t w@s made h"r"
last evening Nan" comments were
overheard. regarding the concert. ami |
am frank 10 SAY. thai ~ enjoy ;A'S 'Npe
or music 70 It's fullest extent and a7-
nrecIate It's real value IN the realms az
music utera ture. /; Is absolutely nete~-
sarv 20 be 4 ss-iorS SUDDEN; OF ms
type and partIcuia" school q T"sic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
HALF OF JAP BUDGET
FOR ARMY AND NAVY

= Toxic. Oct. IS Correspondence OF
he Associated Press )--Japan's army
Ind navy. for the second year In sue.
eession. will absorb almost half oc the
countrys annual income in the budget
FOR 1929. says the Japan Advertiser
|quo,ing the Ntchi NtChi
The most interesting features oc the
|army and navy budgets are the reduc
ton OF approximately 2G.0n0. 900 yen in
he navl estimate. and an increase OF
"a. 000. 900 yen In the army figures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Letter Believed Clue
to East Ohio Staying

t.lwuod City. Nov. IA l"tte: adj
dressed TO Sa:a Orlando. Box %i2. Ell
wood ttty IA. is thought to he tang
.hlr clue - Il nurCc" AZ Wc!lSr!le. O..
Tuesday The r"lir" have been hnatiHS
;or Orlando tut have earned that h
LETT here In JGly. Joe IanScr". a cousin
o; Orlando. WIS arrested Today "a lie
was :nk!nr mail nu, u Orlando's hoN'at
the pos;otace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Beyond Thor Grasp.

can only re;t"rate what I have writ
ten at the beginning ~ th!S article II
Was beyond the grasp % re average
music lover 70 enjoy the eHt'r" pro-
granms. and o7iy from ~" point TIA,
10 really APPRECIATE - v"U,'l ," nec"S-
sary 10 study, this - hnoi 81 music. rr.
Strauss ls an artist ard more arttSti'
accompanlrentS have not been hear:
here at any concert. IN his sorc.
"Standcher,r" there - work fer the
pianist. and his art could no, he re-
veaied TO better advantage than in this
number. Such hHAuctfu, delicate harp
like rhras.ng was beyond words oc de-
script!on. and IN every number he VAS
master OF the art % tho composer, ac-
companlst. solo!st. al IN one.
DR.. Strauss has composed many or
chestra number. his operate works are
winning new laurclS and his WORKS arr
being produced BY the Chicago Dpcr,.
company this season. Or. strauss at
tended 4 rehear saj OF on" OF his "Te-s
recently In Chicago and was highly
compl!mented by rome other than Mary
Garden herself. Wheeling audien "eS
are highly apprcciat!ve Of the very bes:
and can show thct- appreciation by their
generous applause and they did nor
stine the artist last evening IN the least
Many had hoped that Miss Gerhard
would sing at least her encore numbers
In English hut they were disappointed
as the entire programme was German.
nother deep regret heard on 1anr
sides. was the fact that D.. Strauss did
not play several 500 numbers which
would hsvo relieved ne trend OF a
weighty programme Wheeling is most
fortunate IN tho opportunity that t.
given by tho University club ~ hear all
tho greatest artists IN tho world and
there Is not a city that can outraOk us
in this respect. So once more. we adj
our word OF appreciation 20 The pro-
motors OF these exce!len. concerts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
spEAxER s1aNs CONTRACT.

cleveland. Gov l7.---'ris Speaker mas
signed 4 contract To maraE" the iEeFe-
land American league team neA' season
lanes e Dunn, president Of the cIuo'
here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

More than four years is required for
light to reach the earth from the near
est fixed star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Give your skin chance-~use H!ue
,Nev!l.-Adv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
DiY R%heumatismel
I'D at Deres System

uanset hvor l@nge og slemt De hsr
vRret plaget med Rheumatisme a.
ten Deres Lidelse er Gigt, Landsvak
stivhed, Varken eller H@velse i Led.
derne, 9mme Muskler, eller hvilksa
som helst anden Form at Rheumatimo
= De kan finde behagelig Lindrfng
red at benytte Dr.. Whitehall's Rhs-
matte Remedy.
Dette ypperlige Legemiddel gaar d.
rekte til Roden af Deres Lidelse az
6erner Aarsagen. Det standser Uro-
en-, lindrer Smerten og tager H@velssn
og Stivheden I'D af Leddene, fordi dee
oplSser U%rinsyren og andre Aflejrh-
ger hurtigere, end de kan samle sig, q
setter samtidig Systemet i Stand III
at modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. WhitehalI's Rheumatic Remedy
demmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord fos
gunstige Resultater str@kker sig over
mango Aar, og Diet har hjulpet Tuse1-
der af rheumatis lidende. Dette Md
Diet faas paa ale Auoteker, for kun 60e
pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider af
Reumatisme i en- eller anden Form,
kan hurtig blive denne PLACE kvit ved
en- kort Behandling med samme.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Ca
South Bend. Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
ct LlbERAu TILbUD

BILLS Aftenlesning)
1. Hr. Kristian Kringle - en- muk
illustreret JulefortRlling af 9.
Weir Mitchell, oversat fra In
Gelsk 48 Slider.
I. Nm Sangbog indeholdende 50 1T
de bedste nordiske 9ange % san-
me oversat paa Engelsk.
3. Ut stort BETTE, 6 Munro, ea halv
AArIang af I%llustreret Tamt13e
Journal, som indeholder deeo
Hundrede Fortellinger, 9dMee,
Anekdotef o. Billeder - 800
almindelige Bogstder. +.
4. Is mukke kolorerede Pestkort,
Prospektkort ira do noEdiG1ko
IAnde, Flagkort, SAINT julie q
Nytaarskort.
8. Ut stilfuldt Bogmerke med Ka-
lender for 1921.
4. I'M Bogfortegnelse over en- HAa1-
de nyaukomne BSser, Juleheftse.
Almanakker ETC., SAINT Liste over
en- Nasse BfGer, ION nu seleeo
til betydelig nedsatte Prier. v1
Heeledes blive sendt enhver.
som sender 50 Gents I Money
Order eller q. s. Tfimerker. IN
Canada 60 Gents. N1vn detto
Bad.
G. RASMUSSEN co.
IL 81. 4h st, Mnneapeh Mn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22
"Sp0gefuglen"
Grundlagt 1888,

Grundlagt 1893.
Axel Kringelbaeh,.. Red. og Udgivee.
1t Blad for Skemt og Alvor; med
uafhengige Heninger og Anskue1soR.
1 Dollar pr. Aar. Forskellige Prbvo.
numre Is Ctr. 1 Frimerker eller 11Qv.
"SpSgefuglen", Perth Amboy, n. J..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-22

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantasl
over "Dejlig er Jorden".
@. A. NJ. Andersen: Derovre bag
Golfens Str@mme. "a. Dolleris)
Kr- 0stergaard: vi er q Rebel,
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
E. C.. Christensen: Hvis jeas
kommer hjem til Danmark-
Il. c. Bay).
]. Nellemann: vi er Festers.
(Kr. 0stergaard).
aeftst to'tss kun" DC
p~oetofrit tilsendt. @~~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

be glad TO have US before he gets
home again.
"Oh. yes. let's" cried Nancy. clap
ping her hands. But tell me. Mr..
sprinkle Blow. is the mountain made
OF cako and Is the white stun FROST
ingg Daddy always told US II vas
S.
"shhhl" whispered Sprinkle Blow.
That was my little joke. Your daddy
was right, hut that's frost. tins IL.
wen IL II isn't frosting, and II I'm
not mistaken. by the time n certain
w~oodchrok gentleman gets to Il he'll
be more than satisfied to find out
the truth. We shall see What we
shah see. Are you ready to start
Are your Green Shoes In pretty good
shape ?"
They were. and so was Mr.. Sprin-
kle blows umbrella, which he
mounted at nee, Just as you ride a
broom-handle on YOUR travels For.
although Wally Is fat he Ia fast also.
tTo Bc Contlnued)
t~Copyright 1924 by Newspaper
EnterprlHel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
STORY NO. 526

AN right" promised Sprinkle
Blow. set your mind at rest. wally.
aud go honue and tell Mrs. Wood +.
chuck To pack whenever she likes. I'll
wee to II that west Wind and East
Wind blow me- black clouds to bother
you on your vacation also that Howly
Thunder and Jumpy lightning don't
NEEDLE with my rain barrels, Some
times, when I'm not there to watch,
they turn tho spigut and Il rains per.
feet frogs legs"
Thank YOU" said Wally gratefully,
waddling on to his house TO tell hi
wife tho good news. Wen start fof
the blue mountain at once, Tor I'm
anxious SO got a taste OF that white
fruHtlng.'
Good bye, and good luck called
the fairy wcatherman. ana the twins
waved farewell to their little fat furry
friend.
How would you like 10 follow him
on his Nacatiung" Sprinkle Blow
asked them. II isn't very polite 10
J follow folks. ! know bat Waily may
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug. iS.-Lberty
bonds closed SIS. SSS.6e first N
tS7 so. second A.. ssT.7A, fist AIS
gS5 90: second 4hs, &S7.7S; third
tSN.72.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

DENVER. Aug. 1s.-Cattle re-
cuipts. 100. market slow and heavy
beef steers. t6.s0HT.7Os COWS and
'heifers. t3.00Gb.2b; calves. s6.0Otf
$50, stockcra and feeders. tt.o0 "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

plain TO choice feedera. $50 o 10 1851
fleahy heavy kinds. $500, mont stock
ers. tt.6OW6.bO: calves active. steady
TO strong. practical top. $3.50. q
v~calera, $500. other ciaAHcs slow q
steady bulk cows. $3.50 $50; few
choice and prime lots. $3.50 6.0oj
Gamers mostly si.7s@2.oo. most bulls
t3.2b - 4.2b.
Hoga. receipts. 1000; open SLOW.
closing fairly active TO packers .
shippers. u%nevenly 10 to 1e cents
lower than yesterdays average. best
light and mediums 90 packers and
shippers. $40. prime ESQ aud $50
pound weights. sa.00Gs.to; bulk 81
sales, sS.tO9s.bO; packing sowg,
$500 zoe. stock pigs around 30
ccnta lower. t9.35 paid.
Sheep receipta. 2.b0Os killing classcl
steady most fat native ewes. tt.OOsf
4.bO; Texas Vethers, $50. ldahe
lambs. 5000 straight. most better
grades natives. s9.zs9s. 7S. top
siO.2b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO, Aug. la.-Ncw down
turns in the price OF wheat took place
today. with dealers giving continued
attention 20 bcarish aspects OF the
Industrial and financial outlook. Be
sides. pit trade Mas still lacking In
volume. Opening quotations. which
varied from y cent lower to . Ike
advance. with sept. Si.lgh to l1sA
and December $40 to SlZl y.
were followed by a material setback
Ian around.
Corn was easy with wheat. After
opening a shade on 90 y cent up
Including Sept, at 54N 10 5iN cents
'hc market averages a little lower
AN around.
Higher quotations on hogs stcadied
provisions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
weak. YEA calves strong to 20 cen
higher: bulk. $3.50 u 800.

weak: veal calves strong To 20 cents
higher. bulk. $3.50 " 800.
Hogs. receipts. $4,000. active. light
steady to Is cents lower: others
steady Ia 20 cents higher than yes
terday's average. some mediums and
hcavies up more; top, tsSb. bulk
light butchers. Sg.bOn $50 bulk
packing sows. t7.7bas.ib; pigs steady
70 strong.
sheep receipts. 1900; sheep and
native lambs steady: western lamts
slow no early sale. top natives,
t1O.25 To- shippers. bulk To packers,
1850 " 1909, bulk fat native ewes,
81. 20 a. $50: no choice lambs here;
best feeder lambs. 81 80.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1S.-cattie
receipts, 800. beef steers. stockers
and feeders dun with yesterdays Low
time; top yearlings $1,000. best heavy
steers early. sy7b; soine htld higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug. is.@cottOn fu'
lures ciused very steady. october
Si2.gS. December, si2.ti; January
sis.4G; March, fisT2; May, ti3.S4
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SITUATIONS WANTED

IXpFKEIFNCFp hooLkecprr aud stenoe
raphrr capable taking full charge 81 an
office srsks permanent or temporary en-
pIo,muut speaks. spanish ilnrnVy DOT
V,,uiis Wanted. io2 We, Central. Phone
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About the only wheat support was
from traders who had sold AZ higher
figures The market closed heavy
ga to 80, cents net lower with Sep
tcmbcr sIlG' to Si.i6A and Decem'
her Sll7h TO s117h.
Later the September corn delivery
foIl 10 the lowest level known at
this season ince 1905, The nnlsf
was weak at y TO ~ cents net de-
cline with sept, at 52A TO b2Is
cents.
Close.
NNh.uA GnnI Al lEL.
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MARKETS
New York stocks.

NRW YORK. Aug. is.-stsndari
issuce, notably rails. ststained today's
duh aud narrow stock market.
Spccialtics registered mixed gains
and losses. sales approximatsd 40O,-
600 shnrcA. The closing was firm.
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FOR RENT-Nsw modern apartment. III
n. sycamore. New furniture, gas large
slctpinK porch, also screened porch east
front; half block from car line; $50 per
mouth. Chil Rt 1916 Y Central. Phone
ibTB-M.
FOH hEA1 koOms tor iight huusekseping
lnanl,. 222 ~ North ThIfd 81
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Liyestook

CHICAGO Aug. ls.-Cnttle re-
ccipts. 10000. strictly choice steers.
strong. others dull. tending lower;
bulk steers, S7.00Mg.15. she stock.
stockors and feeders steady; bulk fat
COWS and hrifcrs. S4.OOm 600, bulls
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NEW YORK. Aug. iS.-Prlme
mercantile paper. 6IGh. exchange
strong. sterling demand secs cables
seas.
can mon. easier: high 6 low . =
ruling rate g, closing - 40; last
loan. 6h.
Time loans easier. 60 days 80 days
and q months, 81 HG.