davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
vOJACI Sc vZBoUkILI.

San0hai. 20. cervma. Vojsao
v provincii. Hunalf Sc vzboufilo
a vyplenilo- mesto Mienyang,
die sdxlenf obdrxeu&ho zde z
Hankowa. Depe5e dod&v&, ze
vzboufenci unesli n9kolik osob
z m3sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
HIRAM JOHNSON v BER.
LINE.

Rarlin. 20. cervna. SpolkO-
w senator Hiram Johnson pfi-
iel sem dnes y Haa9u. abv stu
doval pom9ry v Nemecku. Ode
pfel dat sc inteviewovati, fka:
"Budu mluviti, az prijdu zpet
do Ameriky.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
TkI LlDE UHOkELl.

Barry's Bay. Ontario, %,
cervna. ~ Oheh zap&leny zde
vcera veter ma zaplaSeni ko-
mar1. rozsifil Ne do obydli, Y
n9mz uhofely pf. Frank Peta.
skie-ova, jeff dftko sestfeni.
ce, Agnes Bamackie-ova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
ZnMA 1 vEDRO v TTALn.

Novara. Piemont. 90 6ervna Mezitfm ostatn tia
lie trnf lefn vedrer znr&vv vtS obvnd kolem toho
n1sa sd9luif vine 7nnf pov9trnos Uroa ro1lnze
nzoka ctverecnfch mil bya poskozena sn9hovou v6nici
prov&zenou krupobfrn "t4ssza sss ss@aisr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
BOYKOT SVYCARSKA.

7akavkazske republikv spoily Ruakem boykon
nroi Svycarsku enz voan byl zavrazd6nm Vacava Vo-
rovskeho sovekeho zastupce konferenci Lausanne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-30
WHlTEFIELD MA HLADOVE
STAVCE.
Obh&jci tvrdi jeho nevinu.

Po dobu delsi jak 80 hodin
nedOtkl Sc zaNreny Whitfield
v&zensk6 stravy. Po celoden-]
MIN vyslychani upadl vecer VI
spanek, jsa neustale stridajici'
sc strait hlidan. Jidlo odmi-
ta tvrzenim, re nema chuti ma
sledkem zaludecni choroby,
ale patrn6 hodla provadeti We
zehskou hladovku. Cd svehO
Gterniho zatceni v Detroit kro-
me neco kavy vody nepozil
|niceho. Re by byl krmen ma
slime Sc popira okresnim zaloh-
Gem, Stantonem jenz pravil, ze
jfdlo jest veci uv9zn9neho. j.
|ualk jest zalobce pevn6 pre-
sweden, ze sc zavrazd9ni po-
licisty GGriffina nestalo tax.
|jak obzalovany tvrdi, jest to
|pry vylozenou nemoznosti. Ta-
k6 nehodla povolavati dalsich
sv9dkI, leda v nekterem ne
pfedvidanem pripade. X pre-
lfceni povolan bude jako sve-
dek i restaurater "Chilli" AL
Felly 2 Madison, Wis. po pfi
pade i Marie Priceova, jez Sc
ma stati v t6chto dnech ma
Itkou u jeji matka pi. Arabella
Priceova.
Vcera o 10. hodin6 dopole-
ldne pfedveden byl domn6ly
vrah pred okresniho soudce
Maurice Bemona, ktery urcil
jeho soud ma den %. cerven-
i! Ice. Soudni liceni diti Sc bu-
de pied okresnim soudcem F,
G. Phillipssm. jemuz pfisti me
tstc ~ ssppdnfhs rozvrh.- pfi;
padajf trestnf licenf. Whit
field sc prohlasil IA nevinna
ma pfipisovane vratzde polici-
sty, ale jeden z obhajc1 B.. A.
Buonpan 81 vyhradil pravo TAX
tiku tuto zm9niti.
We prosp6ch zaloby vypra-
vel koroner A. p. Hammond,
,jenz tvrdi, ze zavrazd6ny Grit
fin Sc nemohl zastreliti naho.
dou, odporuje tomu poloha
rany.
! Obhajci Buonpane a A. H
Day meskali pildruhe hodiny
" cele zatceneho, ably cd toho'
to ziskali n6kterych podrobnt
sti, ma kterych by zalozili OBJ
hajobu. Pfi odchodu varoval
| Whitfielda, ably nikym, kro
me jich. o pfipadu nemluvil
Zatceny daa prawnikhm svole
nj, aby Jim hlavnf vypomocn!
lserif c. M. Dombey vyplati
ieiich poplatek 2 penez u ne
no zabavenych 1925.
/ Do Whitfieldovy cely pfive
den byl vcera Aron Silberberi
lEpolu sc synem Williamem
neb die domn6nek policie me
byti vrah Griffiniv take pachs
Itelem brutalniho zavrazd9n
manzelky prvn6jsiho, jez ne
lznamym dosud vrahem spro
vozena bvla se sv6ta dopole
dine dne IL. kv6tna 1922. Obs
: vsak oznamili, ze Whitfield
/. l,,;Ldv y~xnd tim :. assn oAxS;E
Evening star., 1923-02-04

The II o stes 8 Who
Meant The Very Mild
Cocktail For Herself
Picked The Wrong
One. Some One Else
Got The Orange Juice.
The II o 8 t 8. Who
Can't Take Much Of
Anyth ing Goes
Right To My Head.
My Dear. is Feel
ing Her Liquor. She's
Nodding And Smiling
And Saying "Yesh
Indeed" Rather Thick
ly. Be All Right In A
Moment
Evening star., 1923-02-04

The D eter ne d
Hostess. Who Wants
Every Guest To Do His
Bit. Is Urging A Shy
Young Man To Get Up
And Sing That Fright
fully Silly College Song,
"Hiddley Diddley Dye
The One He Was
Singing While Half Seas
Over AT The Yale
Princeton Game-Oh,
He Was Too Killing
After A While The
observation-disclosures Will
Pick On Some One Else
oh. Doctor Cleaver
She'll Sing Across The
Room. DO Tell Us
Something About The
Interesting Operations
You We Performed Late
ly! You Must Have
Just Heaps OF Thrilling
Things To Tell Us!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13
DE 30 X EO

tos heehos permitieron tenor una idea
ccmp eta de la valentia ~ la entcreza
con que habia iuchado McTigue. ys
que, pasar de estas lesiones, habia con
tinuado la contienda hasta nios.r rse Ell
me,or.
POGO antes del encuentro MtTigue-
Loughran Sc midieron en- ell mismo ring
Joe Lynch campeon mundlal de pesa
bantam, y Battling Eeddy. FL combate
dur6 les doce rounds concertados v al
tcrminar los entsndidos en- ;nateria de-
boSeo adjudicaron la victoria Lynch.
Batt'in Eeddy subi6 al ring en- subs
t.tuc On de o'Donnell, de Filadelia, que
era quisn en- rea.idad de5ia medirso con
el campson de peso bantam. Reddy NJ
demostr6 ser un buen reemplazante, va
que Lynch 81 bien no lego al knock
out 10 aventaj6 en- todos los rounds en-
forma evidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13
D1Sc--,z SAN GERMAN
BASE BALL

Como estaba anuneiado celebrose Ell
sabado en- la liga Fortuna Ell sensacto-
nal encuoltro San German High VS..
Polythentc. Las alegres muchachas de
la High capitaneadas por su principal
Mr.. Antonio Rivera don Francisco
Gaztambide, Inspector de Escuelas, con
sus ''yelIs' datan animation sus
boys del Politecnico que ansiosas es
peraban ell match ertonaban '' 'hu-
rrahs" los suyos.
Emp.eza ei juego las 500 p. NJ y
actta como chief umpire don Justo Ba
rea. Ha emos constar que no hubo dis
custom alguna con respecto sus deci-
stones demostrapdo asi Ell alto grado de
cultura y discipline de ambos conten-
6ientes y del p1blico ALI congregado.
AL principle del juego la bateria de
Ia High silencio las huestes de MIR.
Iahiosa hubiera continuado renido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13
AnCcEle Sc reufio...
Continuation de la pagina u

que resulto premiado ell dltimo donin-
go y no concurri6 porque su marido
manifesto que estaba enferna v que
ella no tenia que ir NADIA a La Conf
SION Hipica.
Sc di6 lectura al informe rendido
por Ell Jurado que actu6 en- las tlti-
mas carreras y Sc aprobaron las ST.
guientes multas a los jockeys, cuyos
caballos rompieron la cinta al tempo
de dar Las sahdas: a Domingo Ramos
v Escalera $40; A. Garcia $25 de
multa cinco semanas de suspension
y r. Santa $25.
La session fu6 suspendida para. esta
noche Sc espera que en- la reunion
de hoy quede resuelto Ell asunto de los
nombramientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13

EGC TIGUE TOAA SU DhsQU4rh

EEike M McTigue proclamado campeon
murdial de peso medic pesado despues
&c .su victoria sobre Battling Sikh, con.
s'guio rccionsemente toma-se ell desqul-
te sobre Tommy Loughran en- un match
doce rounds, realizado en- Nueva Jer-
sey.
ONO Sc recordara, en- el combate ce-
letrado anteriormente Loughran SUPERB
su rival McTigue pidio otro en-
cuentro. Iniciado este, Loughran ataco
r.c-amente su adversarlo, con gran
desp.iegue de rscursos, lc cual lie dio la
ventajs en- los rounds inic;ales.
Sin embargo, en- los .pericdos fnales
McTigue consiguio reaccicnar hasta in
clinar la balanza en- 81 favor. Ell iran
d6s hizo buen uso de sr izquierda Y II
terminar ell match su contrincante sc
hallaba en- situaci6n desventajosa. Sin
embargo, como no Sc produje knock
out y en- ell estado de Nusva Jersey no
osta permitida la decision por puntos,
no hubo oficialmente vencedcr nj ven
cido, teniendo McTigue que atenerse al
juicio de los criticos de los periodicos,
que son los encargados de dar Ell ''faIlo
periodistico'' para considerarse vence-
dor.
POGO despu6s del combatc NcTtgue
Sc presentaba al hospital de Nueva Jer
sey declarando que tenia rota una COS
t.lla la mano derecha fracturada. Is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13
loOntin4aci0n dc la sa. pasinal

(Continlacion de la 6a pag1naI
en- el cual pa-ecsl tener mucho interes
le-~psey y Gibbons. Quiza demaSla-
40 i4teres.
De todas maneras, 81 Carpenter Sc
decide t-aSlada1se los Estados uni
COS, Sc unitarian en- Ell pals del Norte
los cinco mejores meaio pesados del
murdo-Mike Nc Tigue, Battling s1kl,
Tommy Gibbons, Gene Tunney Ge2r-
ges. Carpentiery asomaria Ia posibill-
Tad de una nueva mutation de I'm titulo
MuHdial ce IoAeo que Sc afiadira a
:. var-a3 cue Sc han oporado de seis
Misses esta parte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13

PREcIos pE oTRAs eTsToLAs
MUY BARATAs
Pistola genuine alemanA 'Luger
Cal 30 tros. Vale 800 90 Nnesiro
precio $16.25 Modelo militar automsti
co, como los que Sc dsaron en- Francis
calibre 80 o tirns con peine extra 80 rs
NO ENvIE DINERo: Pida una de es-
tas pistolas HOY Las sx,StencIss SOi
limitadas. Nnestlo nnevo emharqoe cos
tara mas caro- Envfe su nombre diree
ci6n especi6uue Ia pistola que desea
Pague en- el correo el precio de la pisto-
Ia el franqueO. Garantizamos ls sStls
facci6n devolveremos ell dinero
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY co.
Dept F-30
80 Third Ave. New York, n. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13
Sc VENDEN

Tres casss en- Santurce, calle Ian
dron 27, $3,400; Avenlda Antonsanti
10, $4,000 y Gale Iturriaga 6, $500.
Compradas las tres casas. Precio to-
ia. $4,000.
Direction. Box 99l. Arecibo. p. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13

sino hubiesen los muchachos de la High
comet;do errores imperdonables v aqu1
fus Troya' los braves del Politecnlco
aprovechan la oportunidad explotan
Martin entrando al box ell Chino
quien acallo durante varios innings la
baterfa Poitecnica.
He aqui Ell scocre:
San German High 200 600 Ooo-2
Poli3ecnico Oo1 $50 1903
FL proximo sabado, noviembre 10, Sc
encontrauan por segunda vez juz-
gar por los preparativos sera muy re
nido.
Yauco High visito Mayagiiez ven
ciondo este titimo por un score de
8 a..
He squi hasta hoy ell resultado:
j g. P Av,
Mayagiiez 8 8 0 1000
Yauco 8 L 2 3SS
San German 8 8 8 900
Po.itecnico 8 l 667
justly
Noviembre 6, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-13

De Gal. rs. una de las mejores pistoiau
Automaticas Ell e mercado. Sc vende a
un precio inferior que el de cualouie
pistola. La "OWAt' es la inicA pistol,
de calibre 26 con pifi6n alberto que 81
abre cierrs con ia preston del dedo me
olque. Muy huena para limpar Cons
trulda con acero azula1 10 con SECURE pa
ra evitar academies SIETE TTKOs DIS
PARA CARTTCHOa t'STANDARD'
S645 B0LAMENTE
, 1923-06-10
Adverse influences Keep
Wheat Prices Unsettled

CHICAGO, June e.-Closing quota.
tons today on wheat were unsettled
Mt fractional advances over opening
quotations due to buying rallies
brought about by fears of a wet har.
vest in the southwest. prices in gen
eral showing little change over =
week ago with adverse influences Mt
work alternately to affect the de-
mand.
The fact that the wheat harvest
was just at hand in Oklahoma and
500 would be in Kansas. tended to
make the price of July delivery more
responsive to crop damage there than
was the case with later months in
which the filling of contracts depends
to n greater extent on supplies Oh
tanned in states further north. On
the other hand. general selling of
September and December received q
noticeable impulse after likelihood
developed that the German repara-
tons offer meant additional delay
rather than quick agreement. Clos
ing out of spreads between Winnipeg
and Chicago did a good deal in addi-
ton to render irregular the course
Of wheat prices here and besides the
wheat market was unsettled by under
OF spreads between wheat and other
grain. corn in particular. Something
Of an Offset was a s~teadying influ-
ence of an official denial that the
department OF agriculture had placed
a limit of 1000. 900 bushels on indl-
vidual open accounts in future do
livery trading.
Corn and oats were buoyant chief
iy as q result OF rapid depletion of
the available supply OF corn.
Provisions reflected the action of
the corn market and the bullish show
ing of monthly statistics.
, 1923-06-10

A lack Of public participation IN
trading was noted during the week.
Sales averaged only about 500. 900
shares a day as compared with re-
cent high records.
Speculative uncertainty as to fu-
ture business conditions and the ulti.
mate trend of the market was re.
Elected in the narrow and irregular
price movements.
There were signs of profit taking
and experimental short selling in the
industrial shares, the averages of
which showed a net loss of about a
point on the week.
April earnings statements OF the
class n reads showed an average
Of 81 percent on tentative
property valuation, tho highest rate
since h transportation act was
passed in 1920. Car ioadings for the
fourth 'weke of May exceeded the
million mark for the first time this
season Of the year. Declaration of a
Is quarterly dividend on Pere Mar.
quette common also was a construc.
, 1923-06-10
Livestock


CHICAGO. June gu. s. Depart
ment of Agricultural Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 500; compared with week ago
strictly choice steers and yeariings
and better grades she stock loo to
soc higher; lower grades %unevenly
weak to soc down; lower grades beef
steers and yearlings Csc to soc of;
extreme top matured steers. $11.25;
best yearlinss. $11.oo; bulls. 35c to
SOC lower; veal calves. uneven; largely
soc to 75c lower; palmer grades stock,
ers, uneveniy lower: country demand
Slow; weeks bulk prices follow; Beef
steers and yearlings. $s.76@1o.35;
stockers and feeders, $6.a5@T.26: beef
cows ana heifers. ss.oo@ 800; csnners
and cutters. s2.65@3.75: real calves.
$s.25@9.25.
Sheep - Receipts. 1000: receipts
mostly direct; market for week:
Lambs and yearlings, ESQ to soc
higher; handy weight sheep. steady;
heavies, soc to 75c lower; bulk Cali.
fornias. sl5.oo@16.s6; top. $685.:
culls. s12.5o@13.0o; bulk beat natives.
SIS. o0@15.5o; top to city butchers.
sl5.76; culls. $1o.bo@11.bo; few good
and choice fed lambs. s14.oo914.s5;
bulk handy weight ewes. s5.o0@e.0o;
few to breeders, higher; bulk heavies.
$2.75ds.5o.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; around
steady with Fridays close oil 1oc
lower than the average top Of $3.50;
bulk good to choice 100 TO s25 pound
averages. s6.eo@6.so; packing sows,
mostly s5.75@5.s5; pigs, weak; bulk
desirable kind. $5.25d5.Tb: estimated
hoidover. 1000; heavy weight hogs,
ss.559e.75; medium, ss.65@6.so; light,
s6.e5@6.so; light light. $e.25967o;
packing sows. smooth, s5.75@6.2b;
packing sows. rough. s5.5oa5.so; kill
ing pigs. $5.oo@6.2s.
, 1923-06-10
Oil and Gas Prospectors'
Leases Issued by the State

on and gas prospectors' leases
scattered over a great part of the
state are included in permits recent
ly issued by the state land office and
announced as follows by c. II. Nc
Winnie. STATE land commissioner:
w. C. Lawrence. Rawlins. all of
section s6.22-s7.
Percy Gotta. Tie Siding. eli of sec.
ton 36-2s.95.
Helen Johnson. Riyerton, all Of sec
ton 36,35-66.
John S. schalk. Riverton. WA
Nwh Of section 24-35.6e.
Marion n. Wheeler. Casper. all Of
section 16-34.7s.
FLOYD Il. Hatfield. Rawiins, all OF
section 36.20-ss.
James Dicitie. Thermopolis, SEA
SEA OF section 33-46.100; NY M.
swh NEA of section 4-4b-1Oo; ny
Of section 11-45-1oo; NY sEk Of sec.
tion 1o-4b-1oO.
Harold N. Graves. Buffalo. Wa OF
section 2s-44-s2.
Anna f. Divine. Thermopolis. Ell
SEA OF section 24-46-1oO; NWk
Nwh OF section 25-46.1oo.
Edward p. Maple. Worland, all Of
section 3s-46-e2.
Lauritz P. Miller. Laramie. all o,
, Hection 3619-7s.
Laurence ]. Leuthart. Usage. SCI.
: OF section 6.5o-si; NE}t of sector
1864 - ,
, 1923-06-10

p. c. Spencer. Cheyenne. All of sec.
ton 35-45.ee.
Hazel NJ. Mcclure. Cheyenne. all OF
section 1s-45.1oo.
Dstroit,wyomine Development r
poration, Burns, all Of section ss-23.6I.
Arthur Burns. Basin. all of section
1s-52-s3.
U. S. Server. Rock Springs. all of
section 16-23.e7.
Samuel obenstein. Cheyenne, all Of
section 16.25.se.
George II. oiinthsr. Lusk. all of
section 16:35-65.
W. A Forbes. Cheyenne. all OF sec
ton 36-44.62.
HARRIET r. Forbes. Cheyenne, wy
NEh. M sen. sen SEN OF sec
ton 19-44.ea: wy swE SEA swA
OF section ~2s-44.e2; EN- MEX. MEX
SEA Of section 3o.44.s1; Bh NwL.
NEH swk, wy SEX OF section
3e.44,s2.
L. c. H~untoon. Cheyenne. ST.
NWk, M swA of section 13-44-62.
r.. c. Tarrent. Sheridan, all of sec.
ton ls.46,s7.
F. NJ. Ward. Bunraio. all of section
16-44.ss.
on and Gas Operators Leases.
tion 5s4s.s4.
The Midwest Refining company.
Denver. Ma SEA Of section 19-4e-9s,
, 1923-06-10

tive factor and led to hopes OF other
roads taking similar action in the
near future. particularly Baltimore
and Ohio. New York Central is ex-
pected to increase its dividend al the
next meeting.
May pig iron production also Broke
all records. but this was counteracted
by reports of another decrease in for
ward buying in the steel industry.
Coppers enjoyed a brief period of
strength on indications of an increas-
ed foreign demand for the red metal.
Equipments were led to higher
ground by American Locomotive,
which sold at the highest price in its
history, but profit taking wiped out
some OF the gains toward the close.
Sugar turned heavy towards the end
of the week on reports that the de
mands Of European buyers for this
year had bene largely satisfied. Food
and merchandising shares enjoyed
brief periods of strength in reflection
of increased earnings. feathers
We're heavy as a result of poor trad.
ing conditions.
, 1923-06-10

will be spudded in about the 14th of
the present month.
Over half the pipe for the line from
the field to the local refineries has
arrived and is now being strung by
the White Motor company which has
the hauling contract. The Hope En-
cheering company has its force al
work screwing the pipe IND the ditch
ers will be started during the present
week and the job carried to com
pletion as rapidly as possible.
Good progress is obtaining with the
erection of the company's field stor-
8 which will have a total capacity
of 10000 barrels when completed.
One 5000 barrel ~container is up and
work Is going forward on four more
of h same size together with sew
eral of $50 barrels each.
, 1923-06-10
Fargo Starts Drilling in
New Oiler West of Casper

Wen No. 20 Of the Fargo Oil COM
pany in South Casper Creek is ready
for completion. casing having been
set TO the top OF the Tensleep and
drilling in will be started today. This
well is half a mile northwest of No.
81 which was recently completed and
is now flowing into storage. This
well is expected to make as good a
producer as the two previously com
pleted to the deep sand on this lease.
Tho parted casing which has been
causing considerable trouble in No.
20 has at last been picked up and
drilling should be continued in this
operation within the next few days.
Rigging up is nearing completion on
No. 81 which will be the next one
drilled and it is expected tina his
, 1923-06-10
Pipeline Runs in Mountain
District Showing Increase

Increase OF $50 barrels is shown in
the average daily gross pipeline runs
from fields in the Rocky Mountain
district for the week ended June 2
as compared with the previous seven
day period, according TO reports Just
compiled. The total daily average
for the last week was 12s. $50 barrels.
three,fourths of which came from the
Salt Creek field.
A comparison of average daily runs
for the two weeks named follows:
FIELDS June 2--May 3
Salt Creek----------94.300. s4.s50
Big Muddy ------ 1850 1850
, 1923-06-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June e.-Foroign ex''
changes easy; quotations in cents:
Great Britain demand 4s1; cables
4si3 lis; so day bills on bank t5eit.
French demand SAL cables 6.61h.
Italy demand 4.e3h; cables 4.64. Bel
GUM demand b.53; cables 6.Ssh.
Germany demand .o0i2ih; cables
.0O12%. Holland demand 3e.14;
cables 3e.l7. Norway demand 1855.
Sweden demand 1851. Denmark de-
mand 1909; Switzerland demand
1928. Span demand 1905. Greece de-
mand 2.e7. Poland demand .0o1eE.
Czecho. Slovakia demand 2.se. Ar.
gentine demand $3.50. Brazil demand
no. 30. Montreal 81 1916.
, 1923-06-10
Salt Creek Oil Production
Test Is Scheduled for July

Field production tests Of wells in the
Salt Creek district. to be used as n
basis for pro-rating crude oil accept
ances during the coming year. prob
ably will not be made until early in
July. when tho Sinclair Pipeline com.
pany's line will be prepared to handle
crude. At the present time purchases
, 1923-06-10
Marine Producer Placed on
Test i'm Salt Creek Field

Three-day test is being made of the
Marine oil company's Taylor No. /
or section 2o.3s-7s OF the Salt Creek
field. where prospects are excellent
for good production. On the same
section Taylor No. 4 which was shot
last Sunday is now being cleaned out
the well having been bridged. Taylor
No. 3 is being rugged up.
, 1923-06-10

are limited to % par cant Of potential
developed production az established by
tests made last rear of all wells and
later tests for those completed since
the former general test was made.
1t is believed that with the Sinclair
company's line in operation the -
rata may be changed to so per cent.
, 1923-06-10
Potatoes

CHICAGO. June e.-Potatoes. dull;
receipts. 81 cars; total u. 8. ship
ments, ss5; Wisconsin and Mime
sofa sacked round whites. 709s5c
new stock. weaker; Alabama
Louisiana sacked Triumphs.
s2.75; South Carolina barrel Cobblers.
90 06.35.
, 1923-06-10

On the southeast OF section 17.ss-7s.
Marine No. 8 is drilling at 1910 feet.
and rig is going UP for Marine o. 4.
where operations will shortly be
under way.
Glenrock No. / Of the same com
pany OF the southeast of section
16-Ss,7s is cleaning out.
, 1923-06-10

with the Consolidated Royalty and
Western Exploration companies in
the future Of the field.
Drilling was suspended in the gas
sand in the first test of the field,
completed last fall. and the hole
which recently drilled itself in as a
, 1923-06-10
Crude Market

The Midwest Refining company.
Denver, NY NEk of section 1s'4s'ss.
Limestone Operators Lease.
The Ingleside Limestone company
penyer, Swk, WA SEA OF section
ALTO.
, 1923-06-10

rs, 900 900 foot gasser will be continued
lower. Belief In held that this gas is
coming from tho second Wall Creek
md.
Good progress Is being made with
rotary equipment on well No. Q In the
same field. the hole being down about
! 200 feet mt asst reports.
, 1923-06-10
ISSUES BRIGHT
SPOT In N. Y. TRADING
Turnover Small in Brief Session Saturday But Trend
Is Stronger; Speculative Sentiment Lays Along
With Public Interest

NEW YORK, June e-Todays brief session of the stock
market closing a week featured by a revival of speculative
interest in several issues and dull and listless trading in
others, was marked by another advance in railroad shares.
Although the turnover was small the trading showed a de-
cided upward trend and sales approximately 1875. 900 shares.
, 1923-06-10
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. June s.-Butter. unset.
tied; creamery extras. 3Shc; stand.
ards. 39c; extra firsts, 3713sc; firsts.
35 " a 36hc; seconds, 34@34mc.
Eggs. lower; receipts, 31.719 cases;
firsts. 22923c; ordinary firsts, 2oh@
21c: miscellaneous, 21@21hc; storage
pack extras. csc; storage pack firsts,
24k 624hc.
, 1923-06-10
REE CASSER
WILL BE MUDDED OFF
Carter Oil Company Rigging Up to Continue Joint Test
to Lower Formations; Good Progress Being
Made on New Operation

The big gas. sand recently encountered for the second
time in the drilling of No. 2 test on the Billy Greek structure
in southern Johnson county, Wyoming, will be mudded off
and drilling continued to the lower formations to make q
ress by the Carter Oil company, which is Jointly interested
, 1923-06-10

Cash Grains.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Wheat-No. 2
rcd s1.26.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. sax @s3Aci
No. 2 yellow, s4@s4xc.
oats-No. 2 white, 46hd46Hc; No.
3 white. Az 445hc.
Rye-Nominal.
Bariey-61@ soc.
Timothy seed-s5bo9e.5o.
Clover seed-s12.oo917.oo.
Pork-Nominal.
Eard-s11.15.
Rfbs-$s.5o@s.5o.
OF the twenty-six barons who
signed the Magma Charta, only three
could write their names.
, 1923-06-10
Flax Seed

DULUTH. Mimi. June s.-Closing
flax July 2.76hB; September 2.51hB;
October 2.3ehB.