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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-07-27
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(Second Half
The Washington times., 1936-02-22

and gives an excellent per formance
Several amusing things occurred during the making OF
the film. For thing, practically depopuated Los
Angeles Chinatown for several sequences The Paramount
lot looked more like Shanghai San Francscos China
town than it did movie studio. With several hundred
Orientals parading about in their native costumes
All the important bit players were looked over by MISS
West before they hired She wanted to be sure Fh
had sex appeal she said Just what constitutes appeal
in Chnaman I don't know, but Miss West and GER
tainly agreed her choice of players.
It's funny thing about these Chinese You know they
refuse have still pictures taken of themselves but are
glad to work in front of the motion picture 500
Young, highly educated girl who plays the part of Miss
Vests maid, explained it to me.
It seems that the Chinese afraid of their picture fall
ing into evil hands. They know that the studio won't
promiscuously movie films around they don't
about that angle But they feel that might easily
get hold of their photograph and stick pins it burn
it. thus causing them to die should the pins be stuck
through the head of the picture suffer death by being
burned.
We also had to promise to compromise upon dog team
for another after learned that would have to
send Alaska for reindeer to make the sequence we
had originally planned
is Phillip Reed. He's nice looking young fellow,
dark TALL and Miss West predicts future for him.
She's probably right for everyone who works with her.
according Hollywood tradition Immediately has
sort of good fortune befal him.
Well-I must be getting along. Be sure to let me know
beforehand when you next plan to visit Hollywood
The Washington times., 1936-02-22

Supporting the stars are Beverly
Roberts, Joseph King, Eric Blore.
Winifred Shaw, Robert Barret,
Michael Mark, Craig Reynolds,
Dave Worth, G. P. Huntley, jr.,
Frank Mitchell and many more.
Frances Sage, pretty young
newcomer from the New York
stage, will make her screen debut
in support of Ann Harding in
RKO RADIO s THE Witness
Chair" now in production. Walter
Abel is playing opposite Miss
Harding. George Nichl Is, jr., di-
rectS.
Sam Wood, M-G-M director, now
preparing to film "The Unguard-
ed Hour" in which Loretta Young
and Franchot Tone will share
honors, believes he has tapped a
forgotten source to give the screen
new players. Wood has turned
back to the baby stars of 10 years
ago, being Of the opinion that as
rapidly as they outgrow the awk-
ward stage which relegates nearly
all cradle players to the back
ground, they ere fine m. terial for
mature roles.
Films Of 1895 are going in for
the Three Rs" according to Ed
The Washington times., 1936-02-22

With Love on a Bet" featur-
ing Gene Raymond, Leigh Jason
achieves well-earned promotion
to the ranks of the feature di-
rectors, after an apprenticeship
served making short comedies
and novelties on the RKO Radio
lot. Jason is the fourth short
feature director to win such pro-
motion on the RKO Radio lot
in the last two seasons. Fred
Guiol, Mark Sandrich and George
Stevens are the others.
Hard Luck Dame" Is the def
mite title adopted for the new pic
ture with Bette Davis and War
ren william, which is now being
edited and cut at the Warner
studios. Based on a story by
Dashiell Hammett, it was previ-
ously called Men on Her Mind" +"
RKO Radio has assigned Eric
Blore to lone to Two" and Molly
Lamont to Mary of Scotland"
Two weeks more of shooting will
see the completion Of Sons O.
Guns" at the First National stu
dios. Joe E. Brown and Joan
Blondell are the stars Of this
screen version Of the musical COM
edy. Lloyd Bacon is directing
The Washington times., 1936-02-22
INSISTED HER CHINESE ACTORS HAVE PLENTY OF APPEAL
Behind the Silver. Screen

ward H. Griffith, director Of Next
Time We Love-" the Margaret
SULLIVAN starring vehicle. And he
doesn't mean reading 'riting and
'rithmetic, but Realism-ReStraint
and Romance.
Jackie Heller, diminutive radio
singer, has been signed by Para
mount for FLORIDA Special"
Mrs. Lillian Deighton, formerly
assistant to Natalie Bucknall, head
of the M-G-M research department,
has been placed in charge Of the
Selznick International Pictures
newly created research department
David o. Selznick, producer of
"a Tale Of Two Cities" has been
notified that the picture has been
given the January Blue Ribbon
awarded by the National Screen
Council, an organization OF club
women.
DR.. Ralph Pandowsky has been
appointed technical director for
Angles in White" which B. F.
zeidman is now producing. The
picture deals with the fight on
yellow fever in the Panama Canal
zone during the building of the
canal. The picture will be dedi.
Gated to the medical profession.
The Washington times., 1936-02-22
Ewin's S Prize
GoosefIeshy

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 22.-With
the aid Of Erwin'S Errormeter, an
instrument created in the Erwin
workShip with part of blood-pres-
sure machine, an oil gauge and
Sundry parts, Stuart Erwin selects
the 10 most goosefleShy screen
moments of the year.
The Erwin gooseflesh gauge is
strapped onto the arm before en-
tering the motion picture theater,
and with the exception of three
occaSionS-once, seated next to
Mae West, once next to a elderly
gentleman with the twitch, and
once seated near a draft, it func-
toned very well indeed.
The 10 most goosefleshy mo-
mentS Of the year:
Fred AStaire does his soft shoe
sandman dance in ''Top Hat"
Charles Laughton labels Clark
Gable a 'mutinous dog" in ''Mu-
tiny on the Bounty"
The relocated English officers
ride from the courtyard of the
castle to the field Of Waterloo in
"Becky Sharp"
In the courtroom scene Of cap
tain Blood" Judge Bloody" JEFF
ries is told that he is dying Of
consumption by Enrol Flynn.
Nino Martini takes the high B
Of "Pagliacci" in Here's to Ro-
NANCE"
The murderer in "39 Steps" dis
plays the hand with three fingers
to Robert Donat.
Irene Dunno is suddenly struck
by an auto in 1.-The Magnificent
Obsession."
Rochelle Hudson turns on" the
machine gun in "Show Them No
Mercy to protect her child.
Garbo, at the st. Petersburg
railwa. station, looking at the
rails with the irresistible impulse
to suicide in her eyes.
Stuart Erwin steps into a real
authentic airplane for the first
time in Ceiling Zero"
The Washington times., 1936-02-22
.reVieWS
Follow the Fleet !"
RatinQ: Good


Produced by RKO-RadlO Pictures. CO.
starring Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers. Directed By Mark sandTich.
Hubert Osborne. Screen play by
Dwight Taylor and Allan Scott. Photo
Walker. Lyrics and music by Irving
Berlin. Supervised by PandrO Berman.
= =
With much less speed, proper
pacing and general fun, Follow
the Fleet" bounces forth as a
long, drawn-out cinema that has to
do with the light fantastic maneu-
vers Of Americas Number One
movie team, Fred Astaire and Gin
ger Rogers.
AS good as they are, and espe-
cially are they perfect with their
individual dance routineS, the
rather tedious manner in which
this musical tunes it's way on the
screen leaves a fortunate loop-hole
for one lovely creature, Harriet
Hilliard, to steal the honors.
Here is a young woman who Is
destined to be a big favorite with
the celluloid devotees. She pos
Sesses all the whimsical wiStful-
ness of a Sylvia Sidney, coupled
with the vocal charm and ability
Of a jeanette Macdonald and
Gladys Swarthout. She's what you
call natural" with oodles Of per-
Sonality.
Varying the customary AStaire-
Rogers formula but slightly, Fol
low the Fleet" would be twice as
entertaining if cut down to proper
length. There are, of course, Splen-
did opportunities for both AStaire
and Rogers to display their vocal
and tap dancing talents. Aside
from that, however, there is little
in comedy and general story plot
to get excited about.
With more material than he ap-
parently knew what to do with,
Director Mark Sandrich has, if
nothing else, kept up the standard
of the previous efforts of this
popular duo in a fashion which,
again if nothing else, should main
tain their popularity at the box
office.
OF the Berlin tunes, I liked "Get
Thee Behind Me, Satan" Here
Am I, But Where Are You?" and
I'm Putting All My Eggs in One
Basket" as possible best sellers.
But watch for Harriet Hilliard.
She's your next big rave, and I
! mean big rave!
The Washington times., 1936-02-22

I thoroughly enjoyed it
and l hope that you will en-
joy the picture as much as
l did making it with Miss
West. She is a very clever
and witty woman as you no
doubt have already guessed,
knowing that she is the
author Of all the dialogue in
her pictures.
Unlike most of her pic
lures, this one deals with
the Alaskan gold rush and
the Barbary Coast Of San
Francisco when it was in its
hey-day. And Miss West is
at her best in such a color
full setting of devil-may-care
miners, sea-farers and ad-
venturers.
Victor McLaglen supports
the star, playing the part OF
bord -hOiled sea caDtaln,
The Washington times., 1936-02-22
Fateful

When Robert Woolsey, star of
RKO-Radio's "Silly Billies," was
q lad, his main ambition was to
become jockey-but during his
first race, his horse threw him
and his parents ended his racing
career.
The Washington times., 1936-02-22
Director RoouI Walsh Says
He Enjoyed Bossing Her
"KIondike Annie"
Dear Mr.. Kelley:

"
Since last wrote you have had the interesting expert
of directing Mae West in her latest Paramount picture
"Klondke Annie"
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
SERIE DE CULTOS EN-
E M
Secretario.

La iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa ,esQuina de Union y
North Albany, tendra una serie
de cultos, todas las noches a las
1880, de MARIO 20 a abril 6, con
exception de sabadO.
Ell predicador sera ell Rvdo.
Garfield Evans. FL que ha sido
misionero en- Cuba y es actual
mente pastor en- Tavares, Flo
rida.
Esperamos que todOs vengan
todas las noches, pero daremos
lugar especial a ciertos grupos
como sigue: Lunes, hOmbres
martes, j6venes; microbes, mu-
jeres; jueves, Club de Mucha-
chos; viernes ,ninos.
Todos estan invitados cordial
mente a todas las reuniOnes.
J. A. Phillips,
Pastor.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
PARA LA MUJER
Lo que a los hombres no les gusta

Maruja ha sido siempre una
buena compahera mia, a Ia que
he intentado hacer ell a.
NOR. Ell jefe nos ha reunido mu
chas veces para echarnos una
de esas bonitas broncas que sc
estilan en- las oficinas, y este es
un detalle que hace nacer mas
intimidad entire dos seres que
muchos amos de visited o de pa
secs por la Castellana. Maruja
ha sido siempre un companero
mas, al que Sc lie daban golpeci-
tos afectuOsos en- la espalda y al
que no Sc lie pagaba nj ell cafe
nj los tranvias. Maruja podfa
DIR todas las eonversaciones.
Estaba acostumbrada a elias.
Cuando Sc present6 en- ell cafe,
me di6 una cordial palmada en-
eel hombro, diciendo:
i Hola, hombre feliz!... IVA
va eres ell 1nico valiente que Sc
atreve a traer aqui a la mujer
Sc sent6 a mi lado y Sc pusC
a hablar con mi mujer, que es-
taba al otro. Para discutir me
jor, adelant6 su cabeza por de-
lante de mi, apoyandose en- mi
hombro. Esto era una cOsa que
ella hacia con todOs los compa-
heros de oficina, sin poner en-
clio la menor malicia. Bueno,
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

pues aquella noche tuve la pri-
mera tragedia conyugal.
Me he dado cuenta, pero tar
de, de que nuestro pacto es prac
ticamente irealizable. Mi mt jer
ha sido educada por Su familia
para ser una burguesita que Sc
esta en- casa mientraS ell marido
sale, entra y hace sus coSas. No
sabe contenerse, no sabe razo-
mar, es una criatura esclava de
unos instintos primaries: ell a
NOR, los celos, la envidia. Y es-
to no quiere decir que sea una
mala muchacha, no. AL contra
rio. Els que no la han educado
para vivir en- sociedad. enten-
diendo por "sociedad'', no los sa
lones, sino sencillamente las a
glomeraciones hrmanas.
No quiero recobrar mi liber-
tad para enganar a mi mujer.
Quiero, s~encillamente, rescatar
esas minGsculas alegrias de la
vida de los hombres que son las
tertulias con los amigos, la pc
|quena excursion a los alrededo-
res un domingo de sol, la cena
en- ell restaurants tipico... TODD
este, con mi mujer, sc convertia
en- una angustiosa obligation,
en- una aventura que cast STEM
pre-, por circunstancias impre-
visibles Y absurdas, ACADIA en-
un disgusto.
A los lhombres nos gustaria
mas tener una verdadera COM
pahera a nuestro lado. Pero es-
to no depende solo de nosotros.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
UNIO N5OO

Sc eta por este medic a los
miembros de esta Union" para
la Junta General Extraordina.
ria que ha de celebrarse ell
Jueves 26 del corriente, a las
8 P. M.
I'm asunto de sumS impor-
tancia motiva la celebration de
esta Junta Extraordinaria, por
10 cual Sc requiere la mas pun
tual asistencia de tOdos los
miembros.
Fraternalmente,
A. COlGdO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
ARRASADA LA CELEBRE
ROTONDA DE A

Caracas, MARIO 25.-El pue-
bio venezolano, desbordado, ha
arrasado la tristemente eelebre
prisi6n la Rotonda, inundada de
injustas cadenas. En- ell empeno
popular colabor6 de buena ga
ma ell presente gobierno de la
TERRA de Bolivar, hasta ahora
sumida en- ell oprobio de la mas
funesta dictadura de estos item
pos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

ponsable de la Ultima revolu-
ci6n brasilera Ell decreto ley a
lUdido prorroga tres meses ell
estado de guerra aclarando que
ell pueblo neutro gozara, sin EN-
barge, de todos los derechos. Sc
pretende con este desvanecer el
fantasma comunista, va que la
propaganda de esta tendencia
politica Sc habia agudizado Ell
los 1ltimos me3es.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
ORDEN CABALLERO DE
LA LUZ
LOgia Jose G.. CurbeLO No. !
de West Tampa
PETER PEN

Sc eta por este medic a los
miembros de esta LOgia y las
Sacerdotisas del Hogan Nc. 8,
para una tenida conjunta que
tendra efecto hoy Microbes dia
rs, a las 8 de la noche, en- su
local de West Tampa.
En- esta tenida estara presen
tie una comisi6n de hh. que lie
garan de Key West para tratar
asuntos de mucha importancia,
por 10 que suplico la asistencia
de todos los que integran am
bas Logias.
E.. Fernandez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

Elias tienen que reconocerse APP
tas para esta nueva modalidad
de la vida conyugal en- Espana,
antes de quererla ensayar con
ell marido. De 10 contrario, Sc
exponen a ser infinitamente des
graciadas y a amargarnos, de
paso, la existencia.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
Sc TRASLADO LA SECRE.
TARA DEL TRABAJO

Habana, MARIO 25.-Ayer
fueron trasladadas las oficinas
de la Secretaria del Trabaio a
.0bispO esquina a Aguiar. Has
ia ahOra venian funcionando EN-
unO de los hemicicles del Capito
lilo de la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25

AL dia siguiente al de nuestra
boda, Rosita y yo hicimos un
pacto. 70 no iba a ser un mari
do egoista y autoritario. Ella no
iba a ser una mujer celosa e in
comprensiva. Teniamos confian
"a en- la firmeza de ~nuestros
sentimientos. FUe una mutua
promesa de felicidad, sellada
frente al Mediterraneo quieto y
azul, que Sc extendia a 10 largo
de Ia costa mallOrquina. Nues-
ira luna de miel, va 10 ven uste-
des, no podfa empezar mejor...
Dos meses despues regresa-
bamos a Madrid. Yo fuf a la o.
ficina y mi mujer Sc qued6 ARE
glando ell nuevo hogan. Los com
paneros me felicitaron:
Sc We que tie sienta bien ell
matrimonio. Estas mas fuerte,
mas alegre... iChico, este hay
uue celebrarlo!
Con mucho gustO-contes-
tie. Pero 10 celebraremos con
mi mujer. Ella me acompana a
todas parties; es algo mas que
mi esposa: es mi companera.
A pesar de las risas y de al
guna que otra burla de mis- a.
migos, fuimOs a un cabaret to-
dos juntos. Mi mujer, al princi-
pic ,estuvo muy alegre. Luego
bastante menos, pOr culpa de
una bailarina llamada Estreli-
ia Blanca, a quien hacia amos
habia cOnvidado cierta noche a
cenar. EstreLIitG, sin advertir
que estaba con una sonora, me
critic desde la pista dOnde bal
.laba con un parrOquiano:
Ricardo, acuerdate que
me p~rOmetiste otra cena como
aquella!...
Tuve que explicar detenida-
mente a R6sita que aquella cena
era vieja de mas de dos amos,
fecha en- la que aun no conocia a
la que iba a ser mi mujer. Senti
Senti perfectamente que hacia
como que me creia, pero que Sc
quedaba con un mar de fOndo
que mas tarde o mas tempranO
acabaria pOr salir a la super
ficie.
POcos dias despues lleve a mi
mujer a la tertulia del cafe. 10
hice sin gran entusiasmo y por-
que ella me 10 pidi6, recordando
nuestro convenio. La verdad es
que no tenia NADIA que ocultar;
pero temia, por un lado, que
mis- amigos Sc sintieran cOhibi-
dos por la presencia de mi mu-
jer, y, por OtrO, que esta Ultima
sufriera de ciertas CONVERSE
clones y vocablos que eran mo
media c~orriente en- la tertulia.
Mis- temores no eran i~njustifi.
cados, pues asi Ocurri6. AIDE
mas, la presencia de Maruja.
nuestra compahera de Oficina,
acab6 de envenenar las cosas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
WEAK and SKINNY
Men, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamina of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

Pounds Of firm healthy flesh instead of
bare scraggy bones | New vigor. vim and
energy instead OF tired listlessness | Steady,
quiet nerves That Is what Thousands OF
people are getting through scientists latest
discovery-the Vitamina Of Cod Liver oil
concentrated IN little sugar coated tablets
without any of its horrid, hshy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets. and they
simply work wonders. A little boy Of 3oseri-
ously sick. got well and gained 1917 lbs. in
just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease, gained 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained 10 lbs. in less
than a month.
You simply must try McCoy's at once.
Remember II you don't gain at least 3 lbs. Of
firm healthy flesh IN a month get your money
back. Demand and get McCoy's-the original
and genuine Cod Liver on Tablets
MA approved by Good Housekeeping
institute. Refuse all substitutes-
, nsiat on the original McC0yiR-
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La gaceta., 1936-03-25
EN- Ell BRASIL QUIEREN
ACABAR CON LOS Elk
TREMISTAS

IRio de Janeiro, MARIO 25.-
De acuerdo con I'm decreto-ley
recientemente dictado los agen-
ties de la policia y Ell ej@rcito es-
tan desenvolviendO una feroE
campaha de persecusi6n contra
todos los elementOs extremis-
tas, a quienes Sc considera res
La gaceta., 1936-03-25
No &c Moleste coa
Parches dc MoStaza

M~uaterole, p~reparada con acetea
Dur0 de mostaza y ctros activos in-
Gredienten producirA los mismoo
ofectos que oil antiguo parche %
mostaza. sin dejar ampOllas.
Musterole suelo Rliviar con prom
titud brenquitis. dolores Dc gargan-
e. tosss, r~esfriados. neuralgia
congeati0nes, reumatismoa. torcedu-
Ran. d~olorea~ muBculares contuaio-
ne4, y toda clase de males y dole
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitAr
las ~pulmonias. VendsBe n todan
em@ d~rogueriaB, q soc y CSC, en-
yarrog y en- TuboA. TamAho Dc hes
WtAl 81.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
ny LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


~ URIRG the centuries the bur-
dock has been making
success of its life, 1t has &C
- ouired several interesting
names. Beggar's buttons, cockle-bur
and cuckoo button being a few OF
them.
It is another Of those weed pests
that came over from Europe in ballast
and packing material. Wherever man
goes. the burdock follows The plant
Is not wanted and it is good for moth
ing, as far as we can see. But the
plant has some very efficient plans of
her own.
So we find she has developed great
vitality. She can outlive many plants
through drought or food. She can
stand having her head chopped of.
The seed children may be delayed in
getting a start in life, but once the
opportunity comes, they make the
most of it.
Waste ground. fields. meadows,
barnyards and hillsides are the chosen
spots. From July until OCTOBER. II
all goes well, is the Towering season.
The flower heads are composite tubu-
lar f1orets of a magenta hue growing
to a. deep purple or shading to almost
white.
AS the burdock is member OF the
thistle family, many hooked oriStles
are to be found on the plant. The
stem often reaches a height OF TO
S feet, coarse with simple. or branching
stems. The leaves are large. Some
time the lower ones are IL inches long
They are broad ovate, pale, with
cottony undercoat.
The leaves also possess bitter, sour
tuice. The animals grazing near them
give them wide berth. Perhaps they
have sampled promising leaf ana
found sorrow instead of tenderness.
Burdocks never pay their passage
fare to any one. They are hitch
mixers and proud of it. Animals, men
and children are used to transport
them places. They have the most de-
termined kind of barbed hooks, ana
once they have a hold on their OBJ
. tect they must be removed by force.
Animals may be seen with fur coats
matted with them. 1t must be most
uncomfortable. A burdock pillow OF
mattress is far from inviting.
Little girls in the country often
fashion the burs into dolls or bas-
kets oven small pieces of furniture
They model beautifully
pink is a color not often seen In
wild flowers and this color fades
quickly. Butterflies and bees love
magenta, and the flowers with their
Evening star., 1936-11-20
BONUS ANNOUNCED
Mormon Organization to Pay Out
$685. 900.

SALT LAKE CITY, November 20
@.-The Cooperative Mercantile In
stitution, established in 1868 by Brig
ham Young and his Mormon pioneers,
announced s155, 900 Christmas bonus
and dividend yesterday.
r. w. Madsen, general manager,
said directors have declared special
dividend totaling $105,000 and an en-
ployes' bonus of $4,000.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Natures Children
Small Leaved Burdock
(Arctium minnus).

gentle perfumed invitation soon have
a goodly number of happy guests par
taking Of the delicious nectar and the
bees are to be seen piling their pollen
baskets high with golden grain to be
made into cakes or bread for their
children.
Outside of the bees and and but
Evening star., 1936-11-20
16c pr.

u, 20 golf socks and long
stockings. wanted eolors.
All from a famous maker.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

Pull over or eoot models.
all wool in wonted shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO December 81 lP,.--Poultry
five. two cars, ,thirty-eight trucks, Arm;
hens Az pounds up. IL; less than IA
rounds. ID: Leghorn hens. IL; Springs,
& pounds UP. colored. 10 Plymouth Rock,
Is; White Rock. 15i2; less than 4 pounds,
colored. 1872: Plymouth and White Rock,
49, ., eolored broilers Is; white Rock
ems, II ROSTERS. Il; Leghorn ROSTERS,
! =; turkeys. hens. 1sla veung toms, 1872;
Old. IA: No. 2 turkeys. a.; ducks, white
white and colored, 1879; Northern geese,
pound up. 10; les. than. : pounds. IS
Dressed turkeys firm; hens. young. - y :;
old, 1912; toms. young. Is pounds up, II :;
less than Is pounds. 2lI2; OLD, 49,; No.
B aTfeTs' s s24i6Sss steady: crsamery-sDe-
gals f93 scorel. 3324at4l4: extras. -t92)
@ S5'5a 5fts l ssandards 90 cen aTs5f
ized carlotsj. 53l4. Eggs, 5,o75. easy;
extra f1rStS cars and local 2gI2; fresh
eaded frsts cars and local, 3SI2: current
receipts. 2712; refrigerator extras. 21a4
refrigerator standards. 27la
shipments Saturday. $50: Sunday, "a ;
steady. supplies rather light. best Russets
demand fairly good. other stock demand
slow; sacked per hundredweight. Idaho
mostly. 2:55a3 70; U; S. No; >. :: ooa2 .o5
]: fine quality. large. $40; Colorado Red
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