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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30
Psyette Oregon Slope

zf,e r wglehef anC 8lizs -Izuds
CalD entertained the men = - y
PARK Improvement Club L-s Icy
afternogu'at the HON Of AEs- = e go.
Cggugl. 4 delicious I'VE .-'-N
u VS. z.lE1C b. - -
g,.-g Lls afternoon plOs4 a. 81
slrs. John BsTtshe will be hostess
Thursday April 9TH -.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter DAVIS "sIs
quests Sunday evening OF Ar. and
Mrs. Roy BUrTell.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller were
guests Sunday Of Mr. mad Mrs. a
Ton Heslup and ?. o. Nelson, Of
sgisg spent the weekend with NJ
and Mrs. c. G. Heslup.
zIr. and Mrs. L P. BreithauDJ an
Miss Elsie Elliott OF Ontario wee
guests sunday Of NJ and Srs- L a
BIS. George skippsu was the
guest Of her parents, NJ and Mrs. :
?. Chrlgtiansen, OF Peyette, last
week
Mrs. Roy Cram visited Mrs
Arthur Miller Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Hss.up is Spending
several days with her brother, Ton
and wife, Of Boise.
Miss Mary David Of Ontario, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Lsore
Haunt
Nr. and Mrs. Orren Channer Of
Pavstte. and EIr. and Mrs. Marvin
Chsunsr Of FruiCland, were dinner
guests Sunday Of ". L. ChanneE and
family.
BIZ, Morris Of Pine valley, sD=nt
several days last week with Nh and
sIrs. Fred Van PsttEn-
NJ. and Mrs. Jesse Newton srz
the proud parents Of z baby daughter
Elo arrived 81 their home Sunday,
March z6Ch-
To extend farewell 10 M and Ars.
Roy BurreII. Z musical evening was
CLAIMED q their home last Tuesday
evening By the young people o. The
slope. The music in which all par
cicipzted was especially enjoyed also
games and dancing. At late hour
dainty refreshments were served I.
Those present were. M and Mrs (
BurreII. Misses Leg-z Haunt, Mary .
David. LeIa BaTtsh=. Rose West and 4
Mess-s- Edgar Cerico, Eugene Shay, {
James ArterbuTy and Fred Lindsay {
The ladies Of Park Improvement 4
Club planned z delightful farewell .
surprise Thursday evening for M 4
and Mrs. Roy BUrTeIl, Who are lsaT-i
ing for American Falls
About thirty guests gathered AZ
-Lz B-rr=ll home and after Al even
ing spent in music and games. de-
-ic5ous refreshments were served BY 4
the ladies 1Er and Mrs BuTrell 4
have lived II our community for
several years and have made hosts .
Of friends, who regret very much 10 {
Sc them leave.
Friday evening the young people {
from the Church Of God OF Payerte- {
gathered a. the home OF M and
Ms Robert Bslnap and gave them
2 TCCsiug chz-iVa-i On Saturday .
evening the scene was repeated when 4
about 10 OF their friends OF the Slope I
.a-e with their musical instruments J
of horns TN pans, etc mad proceed
ID 70 give them q noisy Welcome
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30

Church is being painte and kalso-
mined this week z. &. Cha 1msn
IS doing the work.
IN a recent issue Of the Spec ator,
Mcpherson College paper, IL was
learned that Paul Sargent was one
Of the siZ young men to receive a
letter" Tor good cam work in b Est
BAH. the bo have playef y
games and won ! OF them. 7 49, Is
quite al --gaol, and We are glst to
know our Frtitland boys are doing
50 we'll
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30

Letha, were guests at the !. Z. pal
zell home Sunday.
William Rauert returned from he
Ontario Hospital Saturday.
Grant Williams returned from Iu-
gene Sunday.
5lrg Floyd Bdemer Of New Ply
mouth, was weekend guest OF .lrS.
&. ". villa ms.
z. T. Dean Of Emmett, va
Fruitland business visitor MOuds
Gertrude Young returned last
+ Thursday from Holy Rosary Hospital
she is getting along nicely.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vance and little
daughter Of Helena. Montana, came
Friday for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Yance's aunt, Mrs. 81. W. HazeItine.
Mrs. J. +. Richardson entertained
b turkey dinner Sunday IN hClnor
Of Mr. Richardson's 74th birthday,
the guests being, Mr.. and Mrs. Sales
Of New Plymouth, Mrs. Mechnan Of
Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Curtis OF
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs August Bosch,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Pobst, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 3. Jolly, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.
Hollenbeck and Ted Meeker. A
lovely time was had and Mr.. Rich
ardsOn was the recipient of many
nice gifts, among which was q box
OF oranges from his ranch in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Lee Brubaker entertained s
of her lady friends to an all day
800" party Friday.
Lee French, Tom and Glenn Ed
redge were Sunday dinner guests at
the c. H. Sargent home.
J. J. Grimes went to Weiser last
week to move a large residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hurd and fam
lily of Payette, Mrs. Wilbur Hurd OF
Cascade, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. DueN,
Mrs. Roy Sparks and little son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Til Ramey were Sun
day guests at the 4. H. Ramey home.
Roy Sparks left Monday for Coun-
ell on business.
Mrs. Horton Thebo of King Hill,
came Saturday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter John
son.
About 80 friends Of Mrs. Peter
Johnson surprised her at her home
Saturday mite, in honor of her birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manson. and
Howard. were Sunday dinner guests
at the Sam Philips home.
Mr.. and Mrs Bridwell Of jamie
son, Oregon, were guests Of Mrs. J.
F. Carnefix Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller motored
10 Parma Sunday.
Mr. Waffle Anderson OF Idaho
Falls came Sunday for a visit with
MS sister, Mrs. Henry Heckes.
The cup social at the Baptist church
Friday evening was quite a success
leing thoroughly enjoyed BY all pre-
;ent. Twenty-eight dollars was made.
Rev. Hershel Shank and family
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and 3Irs
lie Brown Thursday evening.
Mrs. A B. Eldredge left Monday
or Weiser to care for Mrs. Mary
Burnett who is quite i'll from the
fleets of the flu.
The Lee Brubaker family are NOV
ng to the S. F. Taylor residence in
RUTLAND this week.
Misses Gladys and Olive Sargent
nd Miss Carol Sitker of Boise. spent
he weekend at the c. H. Sargen
Ome.
The interior OF the Brethren
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30
GLGCERINE MIXTURE
SURPRISES PAYETTE

The quick action Of simple gIycer-
inc, ouckthOrn bark. etc. as mixed
In Adler-i-6a, is surprising. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach. Adler-i-
ak acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removes all foul aecumu.
lated matter which poisoned stou-
ach, Often CURES constitution
Prevents appendicitis. One lady re
ports she has no more pain in hack
OF head or gaS on stomach since
using Adler-i-ka.-Rezac's Pharmacy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-MOnitOr double disc
trill, practically new.-Dr. Baker.
Feb. sStf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
appreciation and thanks for the as
slstance and various floral offerings
OF friends al the funeral OF wife,
mother and grandmother.
i. c. PatheaI.
L ?. c. Patheal and family
C. 4. Patheal and family
3. F. Patheal and family
Miss Gladys z. Melche-.
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p. D. S. Rat and Roach
Paste, 2 for 26c
Special Values

26c half dozen, Black Rubber Nipples. One dozen
for 26c
Csc Cinchotone Cold Tablets-"Break up . cold
quickly"-2 for a6c.
$lO0 bottle Meritol Toilet Water: Fragrant, last
Ing. detcate; in assorted odors; bottles, $1.01.
Csc Meritol Lotion. delightful hand and face 10
tion; fragrant and soft; bottles, e6c.
25c Glycerine and Rose Water, the always popular
lotion" bottles for 26c.
SOC Barnard's Eau de Cuinine "a refreshing
scalp tonic:' . bottles Sic
25c TeaSn Brown Face Powder, "a delicate, i'd
herring face powder Of merit" boxes 26c.
7hc Parco Lilac Shaving Lotion bottles for 76c
SOC Parco Shampoo. leaves the hair lustrous
soft and clean;" bottles, SIC.
35c Kaptiv Honey Almond and Cucumber Cream
"a wonderful liquid cream bottles, SEC.
75c kaptiv Toilet Water, "exquisitely sweet lasting
and individualistic:" bottles, 76c.
25c Kokonol Shampoo, for 26e.
35c Parco Almond Cream, "a splendid toilet lotion
for Sc.
sbc Parco Creme Finesse. "a greaseless cream, of
delightful results" for SEC.
Csc Parco Cold Cream, lust a real good absolutely
pure cold cream for 26c.
1oc Seville CASTLE Soap. "purest quality strictly
imported' cakes, lie.
7Sc Chlormal Disinfectant. for 76c.
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75c Grahams Syrup Hypophosphtes. for sc.
1sc Calomel and Soda Tablets. bottles, f8c.
Soc Carters KoKoNut OIL Shampoo for Sic.
35c BHapE Corn Remedy for Sc.
Soc Parco Dyspepain tthe guaranteed remedy for
dyspepsial. for Sic.
35c Corn Fix Corn Remedy. for Sc.
N.00 Nuxated Brand Yeast Vitamin Tablets,
for S101.
35c AXE Eze Kidney Plasters 2 for Sc.
15c AXE Eze Kidney Plasters, for 16c.
15c AXE Eze Capscum and Beiladonna Plaster,
3 for 16c
CSC Nichols Tooth Ache Drops, 3 for &c.
Sc Gauze Bandages. 81 by yards. for SC.
25c Hinke's Cascara Tablets, for s6c
&c Soda Mint Tablets, for &c.
S5c Wampole's Syrup Of Tar, for s6c.
25c Meritol Group Ointment for eSc.
2Sc Larkspur Lotion. for s6c
l0c Charcoal Tablets, for lie.
25c Voscena Salve for &c.
15c Paramount Toothache Wax for I6c.
35c Kaohn Plaster. for poultces. for 36c.
36c Graham,s Catnip and Fenne for s6c.
25c Blaud Pis, for f6c
Csc Howard's Boil Salve. for &c.
zoe Brown Mixture, the old reliable cough
remedy" bottles, f1c.
Csc Barnard's Crude OIL Hair Tonic 3 for ase.
15c Liquid Soda Mint. bottles. Ice.
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$3.50
Fountain
Pens
2 for $1.51

Very high grade. self-filiing
Fountain Pens that look and
write as well and last as long
as pens retailing at almost
twice s1.5o: with solid gold
point, iridium tip. and
their attractive. highly-polished
barrel and cap. these pens are
wonderful values at our sale
price Of 2 for S1.b1.
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Csc
Listerine
TaLcun
2 2for26c

A quality talcum made by the
lar Csc; special. for &c.
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Csc
Guaranteed
Tooth
Brushes
2 for 26c

Thoroughly guaranteed. first
class Tooth Brushes. in a wide
and pleasing variety; 25c for 1;
26c for 9.
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2Sc Aspirin Tablets,
100 IN Bottle
Z Bottles, sOc

loo 5-erain Aspirin Tablets Of
absolute purity and high quality:
2 bottles Of 100 tablets each
special, SOC.
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75c
Resorso
Hair
oniic,
2 for
76c

A Guarante.u Hair Tonic that
stimulates growth, gives life and
vigor to the hair. eliminates dan
druff and is pleasant and agree
able to use: . 15c bottles. spe-
cial. 16c.
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Hah.pound tins Of Hershsy's
Pure Cocoa; regular 3oc; special,
. fer 21c.
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$3.ss
Gilbert
Alarm
Cloeks,
2 for
$3.99

Big, fine. fully guaranteed.
high quality Gilbert Alarm
Clocks are superb ttmsksspers
and dependable alarms. Special,
for $S.ss.
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The remarkable green oil that
rubs pain right away; used effect
lively In the treatment OF rheu-
matism. 2 for Sic.
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Genuine fun size, new fresh
stock Of Palm Olive Soap, at q
price that In down to rock bottom.
During the One Cent Sale-today
= cakes for lie.
Nlmit, Z to . CUSTOMARY
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19c Box of 10
Seidlitz Pouders,
2 Boxes, zoe

10 complete Seidlitz Powders.
in metal box-special. 19c for 1;
,0c for 2.
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2Sc
Dermotone Soap,
2 for 26c
Famous Toilet and Beauty Soap;
regular CSC Dermatone Soap
special, 2 cakes for, &c.
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$I.ss Rasor.,
2 for $3.50

Finest quality blus stesl hsglow.
ground straight rssors st B prics
hard to rgetst; y you kpcy raSnf
quality, b sure 70 - thess at
3 fer S1.S9 today.
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Here's guaranteed Hot Water Bottle or
Fountain Syringe holding nearly two quarts and
OF standard quality; you may have bottles or
syringes or i syringe and 1 bottle for only
9Sc during the One.Cent Sale.
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Today of theye
kind
advise early We
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One-Cent Sale
of Mechanical TOYS

49c "Trik" Automobile, 2 for..... Soc
SOC "Trik" Automobile, 2 for..... Soc
79e Automatic Pool Game, 2 for. soc
29c Automatic Red Cross An,bu-
lance, 2 for. SOC
45c Fordson Tractors, 2 for. ..... 46c
2Sc Buttsrflies (fhat fy), 2 for. SOC
Soc Tip Top Porters, 2 for, 6Oc
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"a sheets and - envelopes OF
nigh grade Writing Paper: Car
dinal Linen 10 beautifully fin
ished. pure white and OF quality
texture: big value at /. for 4oc.
Zoe Venus Lead Pencils,
2 for lie
Zoe Rite Rite Automatic
Psneiis,. 2 for lie
Zoe Staffords fnk,
2 for lie
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One-Cent Sale ofC

Soc Pound Box "Tootas Rolis," delicious
candy, 2 pounds.
Soc Park and Tifords "kiddie Surpri
2 Boxes s.,,....,.,,,,,....
4Oc Pound Box Pure Sugar Candy Canes, Z
full kiddis's NesD Year gift box, 2 boxes
1Sc Pound Pure Sugar Hard Candy, pou
29c Spiced Opera Gum Drops, 2 pounds.
All Chswins Gums and ~Charms," pacl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
ROAD PROGRESS
IN KAY COUNTY
All Parts Of County Are
Being Covered With
Hard Surfacing
DIG CANAL TO RIVER
New Bridge on Bois dare
and OsaRc Prepares for 2
More Structures

Special 20 Ths world.
pONCA CtTY Jan. 10 n r. rS-
pcctcd locally that tho contract for
The additional iO7 miles uf nara.
surfaced road on the Santa 70 irull
between poncn CITY ana Nrwlirk
will bo let within the noNt 10 days
Ly the state highway ,ommieFiun 10
build the road of concrete the low
est bid II s27700 mile, and the
lowest hid ON brick ~ tlt,5ll, or %
difference Of tlJ,S14 per milo aH
between the two materials
A road conference has boon called
for this city, IN the near future, 20
discuw the probability OF extending
tho hhrdsurfncod road on southwark
from this city toward the lOl ranch
and tho various oil fields IL that di-
rcction Federal and state repre-
seutativeH have been requested to at
tend and talk the matter over with
local capitalists,
In connection with the probability
OF the ONteuson aouthwHrd, The
preliminarios have been completed
for new bridge over tho 1ols d
Arc creek, two miles southwest of
Ponca city during tho present win
ter. II VIII ho n 6O-foOt span. Tho
long fills for this bridge have already
been completed. the corners on the
highway rounded Tor hardsurfacing
ana other initial work accomplished
ON the Ponca city kaw city high
way. running east from this city.
more than 5000 yards Of dirt have
already been moved In Strengthening
out the chapnel OF Turkey creek by
Outting n canal to tho Arkansas
river Tho canal ir 20 feet wide at
tho bottom and 40 at the top. The
odd stream IN To he loft open below
the highway To take care uf drain
are IN the territory through which u
noandors The improvements include
new bridge over Turkey creek.
Tho dirt taken from the canal 10 be-
Ing used for dlkes TO prevent pos
sible overflows
The Ponca Clty-White Eagle -Otoe
agency road south from this city "
also being put In shape, both In this
county and across tho line In Brosslo
township OF Noble county. whore
there Ia considerable oil development
activity In progress. This In tho
main highway from Ponca city tC
pawnoe, saltwater and Tulsa,
Tho Usage county commissioner
have asked for bids for twosa0.foo
bridges to be erected In the wester
Usage on the state road hctweo
Burbank apd Ponoa city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
ANOTHER NEW TOWN
shidlcr IL Name OF latest Infant
Community That Has sprung
Up In OF Fields.


BARTLESNlLDE,. Jan, 10 Bar
tlesvllle business men have become
Interested IN the new town OF Shid-
Ter which has sprung up within tho
last 20 days IN Usage county as the
result OF the extension of tho Mid
land Valleys switch from point
near pcnruonia westward to the bur
bank and Enfiscn- Morton oil pools.
The new town n located In the
exact oonter OF the new lease, which
was sold at the Oeagc lease auction
ON December I . Tor more than soN
en- million dollars. The new town
IL between the Burbank field and
tho new pool which was opened up
by A. n. Morton OF this city about
threo months ago. Tho latter field
may prove as good producer rs the
rich Burbank pool and its equal In
extent,
4 railroad station site has beon
selected, n lumber yard IL In proces5
of erection, a bank has heen estah-
llshed and several restaurants are
already doing business. Half ot tho
business lots In the town are sold
aud two brick buildings will be
erected as soon as material can h,
moved to the location. Fran,
dwelling houses have reared their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

roIfg over night ana look of pcr-
muucuDo has begun 10 settle over
the town whore three weeks ago
thcro vas an open prairie. Tho
maln street is named coHdcn ave.
nur and more than twenty thousand
dollars. worth OF lots woro sold along
uda street 10 experienced oil men
before th, tuwuHltc was u day old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

Bring In Your Complete Order.
we Cannot Quote lou run Price Ist. Write Phone,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

led left hand whom tho squib ex-
plodod about 10 o'clock saturday
morning.
Blair was preparing TO shoot the
well and mad just started to lower
tho Huulb into the hole when u cx-
pludCd. Ills face was burned so-
rl0uHly and The loss OF sight In one
oye may result. attending physicians
declare H. In thought that tho
uuib exploded when II received %
Jar on coming In contact with the
CASING.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

fort 10 stir up public opinion and
bring fathers and mothers TO a
realization that there Is consider
able traffic in liquor IN and near
this city, meeting was held to-
night iu the Methodist church.
All Of the preachers OF the city
and tho mayor and editor of the
local paper made addresses along
the lines Of prohibition, and the
cnfurcomcn, of the liquor laws.
King would Free" China.
\VAStINGTON Jan ia rca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

OF a duel. Angie Baker, a mechanic
OF Kingsville, was first shot by
Coward. a game warden. with a
heavy cailber pistol. Baker then
fired charge OF buckshot through
Coward's neck killing him instantly
As Coward fell, Baker toppled over
dead from wound In the seart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

olution declaring It TO be the "sover-
cign right Of China TO determine its
own domestic affalrs' and denuun-
cling the armament conference for
considering program which
HrTi ge tho politi-
cal and fiscal autonomy OF Chine"
,...a .... ....-,u IA the senate today
by Senator King. democrat OF Utah.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

a woman Is the inventor OF a pow
der puff that AN be concealed In
n corsage bouquet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17

Two Dead as Result Of Duel.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas, Ja1.
1.-two men are dead at Riveria,
Kleburg county today as the result
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
soUlB ExPLoDES TOO SOON

Badl, by Premature Shot
gra,iU 'o Tho World
BAUTLEsN1LLE. Jan. 10. while
lowering squb into q well ON tho
q. ~ Culr farm nluo mllos east nj
rlr'lrsullo. Lloyd V. Blair q well
ahuuter employed by the Central
Torpedo .ummuy mfforrd mans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
CaH Mass Meeting of
Citizens to Act on
CLdmping DOiDn Lid

upc,iai ~ Tho world,
CHELSEA. Jan. t6--1n an ef-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
Chicago Board of Trade

CHICAGO. March 3i.-Plentiful
moisture In the domestic winter
crcp heit together with weakness
In the Liverpool market led to
lower prices today during the early
dealings here In wheat. The on
dillon Of winter wheat was figured
at 1871 per cent by d leading PA
pert as against $50 In December.
lie also estimated the probable
yield as $50. coo. 900 bushels. COM
pared with n December estimate "a
s27. 900. 900 bushels Opening
quotations which range from y to
/ cent lower. with May l.84h to
Si.s5 and July Slish to ti.lS%,
were followed by slight further de-
clinss In some uses.
Corn sagged In value viii: wheat.
After opening unchanged 10 shade
off. July 62h cents. the market re
coded a little oil around.
Oats. which were relatively firm
owing to wet weather, startedik 30
"A cent higher. July ssN cen,s aud
gained a trifle more before 10
ginning 70 react
Downturnz In tho price % hogs
brought about a decline In the
provision market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
EOnEIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. March Si.-For-
oign exchange steady. Great
Britain demand 4g7B. cables
Sixty day bills on banks
4&iA France demand gOe;
cables HO2ia. Italy demand
5.l5h cables SIS. Belgium de-.
mnnd $50; cables s4OA Ger
many demand AN cables san
Holland demard 37.7S. cables
1881. Norway demand 1,.fU.
sweden demand 1900. Denmark
demand 2iOS. Switzerland de-
mand 1914. Spain demand 1885.
Greece demand 437 Poland e
mand .02M Czccho Siovakia de-
mand i.s9 Argentine demand
$500. Brazil demand 1897
Montreal g7h.
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Livestock
DENVER

DENVER. Colo. March 81
Cattle receipts 500; market scady
beef steers ts.5OGf.5O; cows and
helfers sb.OOmf7.bO; calves $500
HtiI.OO: bulls % $500
stockers and feeders $500 n 81 0
Hogs receipts i0Oi market
steady to strong; top t9Sb' bulk
$3.50 S9Tb
sheep receipts 3.2OJ: market
slow to steady. yearlings sl2.bOm
$500; limbs Sli.25 a. $1,000;
wethers 1900 5000; ewes fss5
MSgTb.
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 81
Cattle receipts 1890; all classes
steady: mixed yoarlings NG5i
quarantine steers $3.50 feAo'
better grade cows $3.50 $500
heifers 1850; choice vealers
$3.50; light Texas feeders 5000
1875; few natives 1855
Hogs receipts 1890; opened
steady. closed 10 to 10 cents lower
than yesterdays average, bulk
light weights 70 shippers 10000
siO.O5; top 1905; bulk $500
5000; packers paid 1900 early
closing sales 10 to Is cents lower
with good 225 30 $40 pound
weights at ss.75Gtss5 stock pigs
steady; choice kind $3.50.
sheep receipts 1890; killing
prices steady lO7 pound shorn
wethers driven In nearby feed
ing stations sS25; sO-pound Colo
RADIO lambs ti015, other shorn
lambs sis.O0.
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METAL

NEW YORK. March 3i.-For-
oign bar silver GGkc.
copper easier; ~electroly;ic spot
ana nearby l2Ac later i2R ~
t2Nc.
Tin steady spot and futures
s2s 90.
IRON steady. unchanged
Lead steady. spot and nearby
$3.50.
zinc quiet; East 81. Louis de-
livery spot t4.TO.
Antimony spot sac.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. March ai-seIer,.
~ or special issues made Yurthsr
SUBSTANTIAL gains In today's v.ry
A'tiN" stock market but hbsh sr,ta
t"il- ant indpttrials shared ,niy
~i"nderrt' IS saieg approxIma.,J
90 o s'ntres The r,uunr so
irregular. va
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NEW YORK. March SI.-Iibcr-
" bonds closed: aus seS al,
first ~ second a. ssS
first AS $3.50: second ~,
sss 7oi third AS $3.50! fourth
= Ssh 30; Victory 3A = 10000:
Victory AZ SiOO.s
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 3i.-Cattle
receipts $500; generally steady on
all classes, quality plain. bulk
beef steer Of quality TO sell $3.50
Wfs.OO; veal calves to pncilers
mostly 81. 90 OSLO. handy weight
calves to outsiders $500 GtiO.OO
Hogs receipts 2i.OO0i fairly
active. largely s To 10 cents lower
than yesterdays average. lighter
weights off most. top N9.b0. bulk
1890 q 5000; pigs 10 TO 10 cents
lower. bulk desirable 100 10 IzO
Founders ts.7batiO.OO.
Sheep receipts 5000; nhorn
lambs strong 70 rs cents higher;
wooded lambs steady; sheep steady
20 10 cents higher; top wooded
lambs $3.50; top shorn tia.7A;
wcthers ts.s5 0a1sO.lo. few strong
weight wooded ewes 1900 1895.
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NEW YORK. March af-Cau
money firmer: high So low 4i-a:
ruling rate a. closing hid ~
offered at g; last loan 6. can
loans against acceptance I Time
loans steady, so days. ~ 30 days
~ . months AZ G4N. Prime
mercantile paper "a GaE.