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GRANDES DESORDENES EN-
MAGUNCIA

MAcUNCIA, diciembre 8. (cable
frances).- Grandes des6rdenes Sc han
registrado aver en- esta ciudad. Los
amotinados han recorrido las GALES con
banderas y estandartes proclamando la
republica. Las tropas del gobierno tue
ron atacadas teniendo que hacer uso de
las armas para contrarrestar a los Sc
diciosos. Tres personas fueron muertas
Y muchas heridas Los franceses Sc nan
ocupado de todos los principales puntos
de la poblacion Y han desarmado la
guardia local de aquel1a ciudad. Los
franceses han tenido que apoderarse
de la ciudad para poder restablecer Ell
orden en- la misma.
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LOS SINDICATOS OBREROS
DEL RHUR HAN ACEPTADO
LAS 10 HORAS DE JORNAL DE
TRABAJO

DUSSELDORF, diciembre 8. (Cabie
francesl Anuncian de esta ciudad.
que un gran nimero de obreros ha acep
tsdo ell programa propuesto por las a,s
toridaSes francesas de aumcntar Ell joi-
nal de trabajo diez horas en- vez de
ocho como hasta ahora Sc hacia.
Muchos sindicatos han abandonado
la actitud intransigente que mostraran
al principle en- favor de las diez horas
de trabajo.
Las autoridades francesas anuncian
que los contratos propuestos por estos
han sido firmados por mas del IS oIo de
mineros industriales del Ruhr.
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EA SIDO PROCLAMADO Ell
NUEVO JEFE DE LA REPU-
BLICA DE RENIANA

CoBLENzA, diciembre 8. tcable
francSs).- Ell DR.. Dorten, ha sido pre-
clamado por unanimidad Jefe del Go
bierno Provisional de la Republica
Reniana en- una reunion celebrada por
los jefes del partido ssparatista.
La dimisi6n de Matthes y de Won
Meutzen fue aceptada por los jefes Sc
paratistas.
Coblenza seguira siendo la capital de
la nueva repdblica pero como la Co
mission interaliada ha ocupado los prln-
cipaies puestos y edificios de esta ciu-
dad la sede del nuevo gobierno ha sido
cstablecida en- la ciudad de Baems, si-
tuada ounce Kilometres del Rhin,
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francisco Carraras
MARQUEE
Ahogado-Attoruey st LaR
Edsficio Bouret, Box 1884. San rsees
Telefono l464, Gar Juan

DR.. JOSE VICENTE
DENTISTA
De La Universidad de Pennsylvania
Horas de oficina-7 IL A. p.
1Ha 5 P. NJ
San Jasto 3S, altos de EEL LOUVRE
Tel. 24o. San Juan, r. r
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EMBARcADOR

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DR.. Ramon Fernandez Carballo
DENTISTA

Participa a sus colegas, clientes y
amigos que ha trasladado su ofcina !
la parada 10, frente al teatro Olimpo
donde ofrece sus ssrvicios professions
les.
TEL. 1853 SANTuRCE
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M. DAUDET DECLARA QUE
IBA A SER VICTIMA DE UN
ATENTADO

PARIS, diciembre 8. Omitted Press).
Ell diputado M. Daudet ha anunciado
que dentro de POGO tempo hara cargos
concretos en- la camara contra cier-
tos individuos desconocidos que preten-
dieron atentar contra su vida.
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DR.. F. ALFARo DIAz

CIRUGLA Y PARTnS
Corsu,torio:--A1len SO, Altos
Horas de Oficina:-2 q 6 p. n. =
Tel. 1854 San Juan.
Res denc.a:- Tel. 663 negro.
&, Hip6dromo 10 Santurce.
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coNTENlDo

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2 q paca taba.
1 c milk mag.
1 es. screene
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1 pipa vacia
2 r zuelas
1 cIdress form
2 b per. elects.
2 mesas
2 bItos. camas
1 catre
I cs. mdise.
I pkg. tobacco
1 bail Iibros.
I cs ! piedra
I " writing paper
I c radiator
1 " Blu. add. mach
1 I" machine
I 81 tabaco
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TRES ANARQUISTAS DETE.
NIDOS EN- MALAGA

MALAGA, diciembre 8. (United
Press) Hoy fueron detenidos en- esta
ciudad 8 anarquistas. Practicadoles Ell
regist-o correspondence Sc les encon-
traron en- su poder varios folletos do
cumentos anarquicoss.
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PEDRO C. oUlaoNEs

AVOCADO Y EoTARIo
Graduado de las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puarto Ricn.
Postula ante las .cortes de Pusrto Ri
30 y Corte Federal
P. o. Box 123 Tel 143 8. j.
Edifcio NoA San Juan, P. r.
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coNsi0NATARIo
.cAROcs

n. Muhiz, Martinez, Ponce SIS
Miguel Noda, Mayaguez 400
lose Luque, San Juan 6.64
!. Beiancourt, San Juan 800
/ r. o'Neill, San German 2.o2
oedro C. Timothe, San Juan rs
ARE, San Juan 81
> Morales, San Juan 4.12
Mrs. j. Gordils, S. j. 1850
Same. San Juan rs
IL. Vidal, Martin Peha 1.78
Same, San Juan LIS
claudio Rivera, Mayaguez SO
IF. G. Mendez, San Juan .87
le. cortes, Isabella 90
Ia Rodriguez, Cuayanilla IA
Same, Santurce $50
Comm Mncpal, Bavar1on rs
Antonio Alum. Arecibo la
r MuToz & Co., Caguas 1.o4
Arias Hnos.. Ponce KS
II. Maidonaco, Bta. .89
" r. Robert, Camuy .87
rugenio Canara, Ponce IA
Al. Veroas, San Juan go
Ieacca. San Juas 30
n Matos. TalIeres f.76
Pablo 0iivo. Manatf .S2
u. M Nieves, San iuan 40
T scaavedras. San Juan 400
, Dekony. May-Piaya 1.fo
@aroe..
con-slez. ca-'uv .eS
Gloria Gil, Mavaguez ~
go P;vera. Ponce Playa 40
~anne. San Juan 80
>~,,oe. San Juan 4aQ
| 1a,-,e. Ravan16n .2s
,. Sanchez. Bavan16n so
Coll cuchi. San Juan on
:. Arr,,fat. Ponce 2.ao
:. r Muhiz. Ponce 1.02
tn+on;o Roig, Arecibo ia
sine Ad;untas, Ponce At
Mr. Edusrds, Dept. Zooecenia,
P'o Piedras. @ .25
saren 80
| 1 Varoas, Pfo Piedras
| \. Alvarez. Mavaguez 40
F;o'terca z Co. Ponce 6.o5
! 'e,o-S> q CO., Aguad;lla f.2d
| :, q Torres, GuayaniIla 1872
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
Mabel Normand Threatened

Oakland, Cnllf.-rhree threatening
letters, signed Edward Sands" and
stating that the writer was the SLAYER
OF William Desmond Taylor. motion
picture director of Los Angeles, were
forwarded to the police of Los Angeles
after having been received by private
detective agency here The letters
threaten the lives of Mabel Normand,
motion picture star, and Mack Sennett,
nation picture director The letters
bore the postnark of Martinez, Calf,
and the authorities of that place have
baen notified.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
BURLINGTON TRAFFIC is DEMoR-
ALLIED AND YELLOWSTONE
PARK ROAD BLOCKED
DAMAGE IS S1,5oo,00O
cLoUDsuRSTS FLOOD THERmo.
POLLS AND BONNEVILLE,
TRACKS WASHED OUT

Casper, Wyo.-Wlth unofficial %
Inmates placing damage mt close 10
81, 500 900, the district to the west and
northwest of Casper extending as far
northwest us Thermopolis, Is attempt
Ing to recover from effects of cloud
bursts and subsequent floods In this
section.
Although estimates OF actual dam
age to the Burlington Railroad are
hard to make because Of so many
wires being down west Of Armlnto, 1t
Is said that damage between Arminto
and ThermopoIis, stretch of some
eighty miles, will be $7jO,0oo.
Despite the high total damage, no
loss of life was reported
The Burlington reported three steel
bridges out, one mile southeast of
Thermopolis, which was carried 300
yards down stream, one mile east of
bonneville. and one west of Lyslte.
No trace of the steel grders was
found at the Lysitc trcstle.
The Northwestern railroad also re-
ported many bridges out west of Cas-
per. No trouble was being expert
enccd by either railroad east of here.
The only way tourists may motor
from here to Yellowstone park Is to
take the road to Buffalo and then 20
over to Worund and thence northwest
to the park.
y ranchcr by IN" name Of Gibbs and
his fumiIy had narrow escape from
death in the flood waters. When the
wall Of water swept down on their
ranch, six miles west Of Lysite, they
saved themselves by climbing into Il
tall tree
Water was twenty-five feet deep in
this locality. burlington railroad Off
ciuls said that it was doubtful If rcgu-
lar passenger traffic between here and
Billings, Via Thvrmupolls, could be re-
sumcd for nearly six weeks. so great is
damage.
The water reached to within few
inches Of the rails in front of the Bur
lIngton depot at Thcrnopolis, this de-
pot being one of the highest spots IN
Thermopolis. The power plant ut
Boysen, which supplies power and cleo
tricity to Thermupolis, ShoshunI and
Boyscn, was under water 50 that these
towns were without lights or power.
The entire town Of Bonneville, dlvi-
sion point of the Burlington, was
SWamprd with water two to five feet
in depth. Four or five homes and rail-
road buildings We're washed down the
stream and others were Quilted with
water
The depot platform ut bonneville
was washed away, and the main
line of the Burlington at bonneville,
all yard tracks and traCkagc for two
and one-fOurth miles west were
washed out.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
Denver Priest Found Guilty

Denyer.-The Rev. Walter \. Grace
former pastor of the Shrine Of St
Anne, at Arvada, Colo, was found
guilty by Il jury in the Federal Dis
trict Court. He was tried on charge
of having forged the name of the sis
ter superior of the Mullen Home for
the Aged to an application for gov
ernment permit for the shipment of
whisky into Colorado. The penalty is
one to five years in the federal peni-
tentlary and II fine not to exceed
$4,000. Attorneys for the priest i'm.
mediateiy made motion for new
trial and also asked for an arrest of
Judgment.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
LATEST MARNR|
QUOTATIONS /
-Furnishsd by
U. ). BUREAU OF MARIE
Washington, D. @,
Cotton,

Cotton.
Spot cotton prices d.cl,,.,,.
during the week. Nv !. ID
future contracts decIlnes IN
spot cotton closed at 26.5sc -.
New YORK July futures al 5g,r
Fruit. and Vegetable,
Prices reported: Irish cobhI..
toes from the eastern shore o,v
nhd iaIyiand, sa.50 10 ,6.IJ ~,
eaehihs 70 In Boston, IISo -,
Ohios, $3.50 to Sl.75 per iSa iSan
mldwestern markets, Il.25 "a
track TO growers. Georgl.
peaches. &S.25 to 81 Der Le
carrier In eastern cItles IL
o. b. usual terms. Belles n ~
top OF ~ in Boston, 3l.35 ~ ,Wwt
b, Georgia and South Caroi's
watson watermclous, Z2-gO-no',-t 4
age. s325 to siI5 bulk por car ~.
1910 ut auction sales In New "
70 $500 l. Q. b. cash track 10 ~,
ieaas stock. 2t- pound ayers..
70 SlO In midwestern citle,
Shroiina cantaloupes, green =
standard ass. $3.50 to ss.2j in -,
ing markets: California s.t,s ~ .a-i'
mostly $3.50 to IS, ArizanS
tints. $3.50 to sj.25.
Quoted: No. timothy. CbI,,,.
Memphis $2a, Philadelphia t!lgt ~
bursh s22, Atlanta s27, Clnclub,, II
New York $3.50. Minneapolis nd
l alfa!fa. Chicago s.3, Aemph', n
Atlanta 1872. Cincinnati I26.SG nj
prairie. chicago $50, Kansas City ii
Sl7.
Quoted: MINNEAPOLIS brs, t.,
middlings S2t, flour mlddling, y'. )
mlddlinSs s2i. gluten feed MI
s51.lo; 81 per cent ilnseed meal NJ
apolis. SSs. Buffalo ssy, 80 y, :
cottonseed meal. Mcmphls I!.U l
ianta 5000 white nominy, St "
$Jl. Chicago s52.
Prices in CHICAGO cash marks, !
red winter wuyat, SIJ3, No y
winter wheat. Saws, Sy. mixed :
SEC. No. : yellow corn. Syg, ~. IL
outs, A2C.
Average farm prices. No. ! ~
corn in central Iowa, IKE, No.. ~
winter wheat In central Kaasal ,
No. l dark northern wheat In N
NOrth DAKOTA, SIC.
Future prices Chicago seI,s.
wheat. Sl.OVlsi Chicago september 4.
lt3sC, AIiuneapOIs september ".
Sl.U5ts. kansus CITY a.ptgm0s. "
9S 12c. "lunlPua october wheat N
Live Stock and ileat4
Prices Chicago livestock. HJ.y
$3.50; buiK u4 gales, 500 % "a
medium and gUuu beef steers. !i.l
5000, butcher cows 4ud Hgllgfs 4
to SlU, ICuuor steers. }i.jy TO I'd
light ana muulaIU weight yea! al.
SD.tJ to 5000. lat I4Mus. {4..gg t. !
yeaTlings, Sa.-J 10 g4-,oy, "a. ~
S5.Jy 10 81.
Prices good srade meats. Zee.
to $3.50, Ncu4 .45 O. 81, lamb wi
S-I. mutton $40 10 $40, A1Ht pqFA Z
as 10 50, hcasg p.Ha S4s 10 s.a
Dair! Products.
Prices Of ~ score Dultvr: Mex Il
IS a c, Chicago sts.-. Phl.4lsl!
Jya2c. Boston Jyc.
Cheese prices at Wisconsin pfzl
markets. fIats --t4g, single
double daisies --c. yuuHs ANITA
.Jc, long HUrns ana square prints y
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
Calls for Court Vote in 1924

New Iork.-Senator Hiram Johnson
of California declared that America
should stay out of the world court and
the league of nations and insisted that
the nations foreign policy should be
decided at the polls in 1924. Senator
Johnson, who returned few days ago
from Europe, where he talked with
leading statesmen of many countries,
expressed his views at II dinner given
in his honor here.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
FOREIGN

"Thc present outlook in Europe is
enough To induce despair in the stout
est hearts" declared eN-rrcmter David
Lloyd George in speech at Bristol
England, recently.
Offucial announcement was made ny
the Seine tribunal in Paris that di-
vorce was granted TO Irene Castle
American actress. from her husband,
Robert fireman, on July l..
\ subpoena for former President
Wilson. whose testimony may be
sought in the Morse trial. was pre-
pared in the District of Columbia Su-
preme Court at the request Of counsel
for the defense.
President De Alyear Of Argentine
sent to the Senate for secret consider
alton Il measure requesting authoriza-
ton to spend 155,OOOcOO gold pesos to
modernize the Argentine army, ac-
cordlng To La Razou.
During communist disturbances in
Frankfort, says a Central News dis
patch received in London from Berlin,
the attorney general was knocked
down in the street and Killed His res
ldence was then plundcrrd and demol-
ished
Gen. Francisco Villa, one-tIme noted
bandit leader and his chief Of staff,
Col. Miguel L. TriIlo. and three mem
bers of Villas escort were uSsassI-
mated in an ambuscade on the out
skirts of Purral in the state Of Chi
huahua, Mexico.
In u Statement to newspaper men in
Manila, Manuel Quezun, who recently
resigned us president of the Philippine
Senate, reiterated his assertion that
the recent action Of the native govern
ment officials in resj-nin- was not in
tended us personal reflection uu Gov.
Gen. LcunurI Wood
The suvunrs of the British Medical
Association forgot their professional
dignity and chvered heartily again and
again for the young Canadian, Dr. +.
q. BaurIng. when he was introduced at
Portsmouth to tell the scientists about
his discovery of lnsulln for the treat
ment OF diabetes
The Lausanne peace treaty formally
establishing peace between the Eurup-
can powers and Turkey las been
signed. by the treaty Turkey rr-uins
eastern ThrUce and become, the bridge
between the east and the wrsr. She
Joins the League ol Nations ON the
footing oG equality.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
Sentenced to Sleep in Morgue

Lima, Ohio.-Charles Voorhees,, sc
years old, father Of six children, de.
cidcd Il few days ago 10 kill himself
by standing in the middle of the Pine
street ear tracks. Police Judge En-
fenced him to serve twenty-four hours
in the mOrguc.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
GENERAL

II. y Cook. president OF tine Fairfax
National Bank al Fairfax, Oala, Wa,
seriously wounded by bandits Who r>-
capped with loot Approximately $4,000,
The American furmor has lost mlI-
lions ui dollars this year as direct re-
suit of the activities of his SO called
leaders, George ;. Bridges of tie Chi
cugu Board Of Trade declared ia an
address before the National Hay Assu-
citation AT West Baden, Ind
Twelve Goose Greek men Appeared
before CrimIuu. District Jud-u e. \.
Robinson uJ Houston, Tex. and en-
tered pleas OF guilty to seventeen
charges growing out Of masked flog-
giugs which have occurred in the oil
field district in the last Two years.
The fifth world championship bat
tie OF 1923 WIS the magnet that at
uracted rhruug Of nearly 10000 when
Benny Leonard successfully defended
his lightweight title In ulcgu-rUund
match with Lew Tender of Phllauel-
phia at the Yankee stadium in New
York City.
a plan to withdraw 2OOOOJOOO
bushels of wheat from the market and
store it on farms until prices advance
was announced in ChicagUa few days
ago by c. Z. Brudfute, president Of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. The farm bureau plan provides
for financing the project under the
new intermediate credit act. by which
Mr.. Bradfute estimated $6Gy,OJJ.yJU
could be made available to lend to
farmers for storing their surplusrs.
President Brudfute estimated that
Sl5U.OUO,UOO would be ample to store
2OO,UJO,OOD bushels Of wheat and
thereby remove it from the below Il
dollar market.
The automobile industry was first
among eight Industries surveyed In pre-
ventUu Of accidents, according to a
statement made public in Chicago by
the national safety council. Accidents
averaged one Il day for $500 uulumO-
bile employees. or a total of 3,S22 dur
ing a total Of 2U3,OVO.OOJ hours worked
by S5,l4J employees
Within less than forry-eIght hours
after his arrest in Montreal on charges
Of forgery and cuIbeZzlement, Michael
NJ. Dqgan, former private secretary to
james COrrigan, millionaire steel man,
was sentenced mt Cincinnati to from
two to twenty years in the ohio prison,
following his plea of guilty to embcz-
element of more than SlO,OOO,' from
his former employer.
Funeral services of Rear Admiral
Sigsbee, commander of the ill-fated
battleship Maine, were held in New
York City in the Cathedral of Saint
John the Divine, conducted by the
precentor of the cathedral, the Rev. II.
Z. Veasie. Honorary pallbearers were
Rear Admiral Charles Z. Plunkett.
Maj. Gen. Robert Lee Bulard, Mel
vile f. Stone, Col. Henry l.. Swords
and Maj Philips Tilden.
The American Train DIspatchers' As
soclation has filed submissions with
the United States Railroad Board nj
Chicago, asking increases in wages for
train dispatchers on the Denver & Rio
Grande Western, Rio Grand Southern
and Los Angeles x Salt Lake rail
roads.
Herr st. Hamer, German ambassa-
dor to England, has received renewed
instructions from Berlin that the Ger
man people cannot accept military oc-
cupation of German territory as
sanction to enforce indemnity pay.
ments.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03

SterlIng.-Losan county 10
a buffalo ranch. The nucieu,
herd was bought in Texas rss
Sherwin, protector of tnis Il
branch of the livestock '''-,a't4
Sherwin had already acquiie,
bulls, and the present herd 'v ,d \
If two bulls, twelve cows a,us
:alves, will give him wen sJa A
start. The idea is being a,a,
partly for Its novelty anu
commercial purposes.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
WASHINGTON

The high level revenue receipts es-
tablished during the last fiscal year is
continuing and in some cases inCTeuS-
ing. y report issued ut the treasury
showed that during the first three
weeks of the new fiscal year beginning
July l, ordinary receipts rotMed Sl4S,-
G29,OOO, which was $33.S9J,ODO in eX-
cess Of total expenditures churgeubie
against ordinary receipts.
More than million dollars was
turned over by the alien property Gus
tOdian in New York City to the estates
of the owners Of the chemical firm Of
F. Beirsdorf and Company Of Ham
burg, marking one Of the largest
claims paid by the government in con-
nectiOn with the seizure Of allen prop
erty during the war ycurs. The sum
represented proceeds from the sale Of
the trade mark "PebecU," used as the
name of il tooth paste.
The American Mining Congress reit-
Grated its demand for Il court hcuring
on the silver purchases made by the
government under the Pittman act in Il
letter written by its secretary, J. f..
CaIlbreath. to Acting Secretary Gil
bert of the treasury. The letter was
in reply to a recent letter by Mr.. Gil
bert, in which he expressed surprise
ut the action of the board Of govern
ors Of the western division of the con
gress in advocating court action"
In granting permission to the Ore
gon Short Line railroad 10 build nine
ty-eIght miles Of new line bctw cen Rog-
erson, Idaho, and Wells, New, the In
terstate Commerce Commission re
quired the road to begin construction
by Jan. /, 1924, and to conclude it by
June 30, 1928. Failing to do 50, the au-
thOrization will be cancelled Tie new
line will shorten present railroad dis
tances between san Francisco and
southern Idaho.
Increase Of the peace-tlme regular
army Of 1900 officers and 10000
men in order to permit aGI-year-round
obstruction Of civilian components Of
the army of the United States" is
urged in Il resolution adopted unani-
mOusly by the NaIJnaI Council of the
Reserve Officers Association, which
met in indianapolis recently. The res
OlutiOns were received a few days ago
by Secretary Weeks and sent to the
War Department budget committee,
which is laboring with next years es-
Inmates.
Applications for admission to the
civilian military training camps over
the country rolled into the various
corps area headquarters so fast that
the War Department was compelled to
undertake emergency provisions to
care for 5000 or 1000 who applied in
excess of the 10000 it had been ex-
pected to accommodate.
United States Senator Hiram John
son of California, doomed by his
friends for the Republican presidential
nomination in 1924, landed in New
York few days ago on the Leyiathan
after tour of Europe
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
METAL MAItkET
settlement Prieep
IIny and Grain

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Corn. No. yellow, pei, cwt--o,.'t n: 10
Wheat, No. /. per bushei' wv
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Seventy-five steers ayerag.a; !
pOunus went 10 u IufEe pLcEd
$40. Twenty yeaIIlu7s weisala.
pounds eaCn bTDueUL 81. Cows ~
in price ITom 500 paid lgF ont I
Of qry lot N4!.ety ana dJwI Z
along the line to S,.aJ dHd saw ~ l
average qualty suub. n, while TIE y
nary kind soIu Ion $500. CanBsi I
Cutlers were wltaH the laAss I.
to 80. Heifers DIOu-nJ $500 TO Y
Calves showed stlyRs tenlehq
recover the losses UI last week ~
ing out at s. and running G0Rh y
for those weighing less tAaa
pounds. The heavier brands tMf
from $3.50 u a.. Bulls went !fs1l
to S2..5. which can be compared lig
ably with the average prices Ee's.l
last week. TWO loads Of good ~
went out at sI.Zj. These average.
pounds, while HghtuI ones Ntl'
Sb.iU and $500.
The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
DENVER SUGAR ouoTATio"
,,nnurnc,urer.' auotnti0''
who,..nI. Quotations
SterlIng-I.oeun county Is 70 Z,

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