davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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late Colonel Fred A. Olds. In this
museum are large collections of price
less relics, and the institution is visit
ed annually by tens of thousands Of
tourists, school children and others.
The commission has cooperated with
other State departments in the erec-
ton of historical markers along the
highways, and already more than 100
of these have been placed. Five hum
dred or moro are to be erected before
the program is completed, DR.. Crit
tendon said.
At present the commission is devot-
ing a great deal of attention to Fort
Raleigh on Roanoke Island, site of
the first English colonies in the New
World, and to the houses in which
Andrew johnson was born in Raleigh,
according to DR.. Crittendon.
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captain of the football team and is
serving his third season at the varsity
flank Another varsity football play
err, Haywood Hill, guard, is head of
the Wy. M. G. A. cabinet.
Dick Vowles is editor Of the college
weekly newspaper, The Davidsonian,
while Jim Dorsett is editor of the Dav-
idson annual. Wade Barrow is presi-
dent of the senior class; Bill Kiese-
wetter is judge of the court of con-
troll; and Watson Street is the fresh
man class adviser.
These eight Davidson seniors were
selected by the Davidson faculty and
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Refuting the contention that they
do nothing except engage in few po-
litical maneuvers around election of
officer time each year, leaders Of the
Wake County Young Democrat club
have launched an intensive drive for
members.
If Miss Virginia Grffis, club presi-
dent, could personally interview all
prospects, it's dollars to doughnuts
the membership would increase by
leaps and bounds. She's one of the
few feminine politicians of the State
who combines good looks with poll
teal sense and real charm.
The case which crushed a candidacy
for lieutenant governor will come be-
fore the State Supreme Court next
week, when the appeal of r. E. Sen
telle, Brunswick county lawyer-preach-
cr-legislator, from conviction of driv-
inc while drunk in Moore county is
called on the calendar.
Mr. Sentelle, who had all but Off
cially announced he would run for
the States second highest post in
1910, and who moved his residence
from Brunswick to Canton for that
purpose, was convicted in recorders
court and again in superior court
when he appealed.
His appeal to the Supreme Court is
based on the contention that his con-
viction was against the weight OF EVIL
dence in the case. His only purely
technical assignment of error is that
Judge J. A. Rousseau erred IN refus-
ing evidence that he is known as a
total abstainer.
Mr.. Sentelle is represented by the
law firm of Ehringhaus, Royal, Cos
new and Smith of Raleigh, as well as
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AMERICAN DENIES EDWARD
SPOKE AFTER ABDICATION

Asbury Park, N. j., Oct. 13-(AP)-
Frederick K Snyder foreign cores
pondent (Gannett newspapers and a
radio commentator, said today he
knew "for fact" that King Edward
VIII, did not personally speak over
the radio after his abdication. .5as.
"What everyone heard was wax
recording made at an earlier time"
Snyder told the New Jersey district,
Kiwanis International, at its conven-
ton
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Lafferty of Concord, N. c., Dick Vow
les of Davidson, N. c., Bill Kiesewet-
ter of Chestnut Hill, Pa, Watson
Street of Talledega, Ala, Jim Dorsett
of Salisbury, N. c. and Wade Barrow
Of Denver, Colorado. All are seniors.
Martin '"Teeny" Lafferty, besides
being one of the greatest football
backs in the south, is also president of
the student body. Bailey Williams is
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Daidson, Oct. ! Eight oustand-
ing Davidson undergraduates have
been selected to appear in the new
edition of who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Universities and
Colleges" which is to appear in the
near future. u.5a1 arr
These Davidson students are Bailey
Williams of Clinton, S. c., Haywood
Hill of Richmond, Va, Martin "Teeny
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would not now be held necessary"
Excellent Program"

would not now be held necessary.
Excellent Program"
Representative Taylor Cd. Colo.)-
81 think congress can get some of the
Presidents program enacted into law
in a six weeks special session. The
program he outlined seemed to me to
be an excellent one, but there may not
be time at special session to do it
ALL 81. .,.9
Representative Randolph Cd. W.
Va.)-"Honest business found reasur-
ance Agriculture and labor know the
administration is their friend. Ameri-
cans will approve his comment on
world affairs"
Senator Lonergan Cd, Conn., "An
excellent address. I am in sympathy
with the detectives of the President"
Representative Fletcher 3D., Ohio)
"A sensible and conservative report
to the people of the country. All those
who are not partisan will agree with
it."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-13

by Brock Hurley.
Governor Clyde r. Hoey will speak
before the annual convention of the
North Carolina Collegiate Press Asso-
citation, in Raleigh, during it's sessions
November 4, 5 and 6. He accepted an
invitation from Charles Dunnagan, of
State College, but has not yet de-
finitely arranged the day or hour at
which he will make the address.
Newspaper men and State officials
who saw the Monday night preview
of attractions at the State Fair came
away loud in their praise, despite the
fact that it was cold as Greenland's
icy mountains in the grandstand and
the further fact that the preview was
long drawn out. al. ,
Thursday all State employees will
have their best opportunity to take
in the fair, as all offices and bureaus
will be closed.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

- ~ ~ ----@4--11-4tttss s1tt.. Alfa
4 Pressure sontianss = high over ge
southeastern sdistrictsI and us, also
moderately high frI9bm the Plateau
region westward over California;
while low pressure areas, center
ed over the upper Mississippi Val
ley, mid-western Canada, and off
the north Pacific coast, overspread
most other sections. Light to mod
crate rain has occurred since yes
terday morning in southern Tex
as, Montana, the Dakotas. the
North Pacific States, and from
Michigan southwark over the mid
die Mississippi and Ohio Valleys,
Tennessee and western Virginia.
Temperatures have risen through
out the greater part of the coun-
try, but are still somewhat below
normal in Florida.
G. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge,
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BY MARGARET WlDDRMER


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FiHHt g F4af. alarFh aab. cifu-
Iattse oeasa end felurn 10 Alan-
Aaifea aeeflneni liie Ellsa Wet.
taAs At4a el1se actress friend
$40 - eNi ~ to uaekead. golns
49, iH Natk INTO the orchard
Tee aee1 George ciepeland.
Aeea cNiM psacfical nsinhbor
$40 aanis hss lore ne nos re-
aipfe4 re cd Seymour aouss
ED inAes them opes 70 see 81
fNsH So AZ mother sresilino
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It'll 1880 p. m, Thursday

(Till 1880 p. M, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday;
somewhat warmer tonight; gentle
winds, mostly easterly.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday; slightly warmer in
central portion tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle variable
winds, mostly southeast and east,
and partly overcast weather to-
night and Thnrsdays Sool ~ Il
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Listing of outfielders in the
major leagues follows:
National League

l.
National League
! New York Giants-0tt, Ripple
and Moore, regulars. Davis,
Lieber, in reserve.
Chicago Cubs-Demaree, Galan
and Marty, regulars. Cavaretta,
Myers, in reserve.
Pittsburgh Pirates-Lloyd and
Paul Waner and Jensen, regulars.
Dickshot, Hafey and Schultz, in
reserve.
Cincinnati Reds-Cuyler, Good
man and Rothrock, regulars, and
probably Weintraub. Dwyer,
Gamble and Walker, in reserve.
Herman is also listed with the
Reds but is on the outs.
Boston BeesIBerger. Moore
and MCGOWAN, regulars. Mosolf.
DiMaggio, Pilney and Southern, in
reserve.
Brooklyn Dodgers - Manushi
Moore, Morgan, Brack, Cooney,
Tremack, Wilson and Winsett to
pick three regulars and three re-
serves.
! Philadelphia Phi.lies = Klein
Trauby, Aronovitz. Martin and
Moore for the gardens.
American League
| New York Yankees-DiMaggio,
| Powell. Selkirk, Hoag and John
son, the same fence busters OF
last year.
Detroit Tigers-Fox, Goslin,
Laabs, White and Walker.
Chicago White Sox-Haas, Nc
Bride, Kreevich, Radcliffe, Rosen-
thai. Walker and Stinbacher to
pick six from.
Cleveland Indians - Averill
Campbell, Heath, Solters and
Weatherly.
Washington Senators = Stone
Simmons, Chapman. Hill, Sigton
and Wright to pick from.
Boston Red Sox-Almada, Cra-
mer, D'Alssandro,. Gaffke, Mills to
pick from.
/ st. Louis Browns-AlleE. Bell
Coleman, West, NIAGARA, Vosmik
to pick from.
Philadelphia Athletics-Finney
johnson, Moses, Nicholson, Parker
and Younts.
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Observation-Disclosures
I'Oday'S Horoscope

eooooOOoOOoooo0oOooooooo
Today gives a pleasure loving
nature. There may seem to be an
antipathy to serious thought, but
there is an undercurrent of a me-
ditative nature, and the light ac-
tions are but a desire to avoid Sc
rious thoughts that may not be
pleasant. Be careful Of your asso-
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essseeSsessessssssesesss
DOipgs Around The
Golf Links
81 lBy GRAvY)
essessssessseseesssessss

Last Sunday, Mr.. Old Bye Duke
of Rock Sound made SO strokes
while his friend and opponent
Mr.. Handsome Horace o'Bryant,
was unable to do any better than
SO. 1t seems that Mr.. Sands and
Mr.. Bill Fripp were partners and
Mr.. Roy Lade was helping the
Professor.
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FOR SALE-Premises corner
Caroline and Simonton streets,
opposite new postoffice. Large
=, two-story house with attic, on
lot 116x116. Suitable for resi-
dence, hotel, hotel apartments
or Clue site. Building is sur
rounded by beautiful shade
trees. Property is offered for
sale at a reasonable price and
very satisfactory terms. Apply
to Frank Delaney, Owner, Ali
Elizabeth street. apr12-tf
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FOR SALE-Two houses, $40
and 312 William street. One
house with three apartments
and 2 baths. Other house with
apartment upstairs and store
downstairs. Nice yard with
fruit trees and rose bushes. w.
]. Kemp, 80 William street.
apr6-tf
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Chapter ~
The Crumbline Seysnours

Ne tFHmHfina Seyrn0ura
-.
-. -. 1870. 80 .ris'y ~
- - ne &c not seen >
-. -. -. ~et@'~n@ vent On
s%'N.~s ~ttn ssa@ Aeffof.
itt . saiusols Guy. rs signed 1
zee 80 elsefse, we ought % have
49, Ftetestien-
era mine $40 ths limp prisoner
family ~ksa goa ieil EN- rs nine
80 ieeAsa q nim more closely
49, - sb.is e ne I'VE years mat
- -.'-''ss4 easa sIosn aifiy see9eu
:" eita& t@sss~ mAn. sue Feeog'
"'1~~ "'N
~tts laaeeicf seymour. MIRA cieve-
tan1-
That's Nhal / vas telling you. It's
e. aalnenlie portrali Of old Lanceiol
ssfmouri-
Geetses tsce changed 10 an exs
fsf1ion ei ply. and be released the
o4aaElnG youfh.
~Non aon1 understand mother. ina
bny a tie descendant ana nalnesake
81 ~ man IL the picture. / suppose.
sreins a. ne followed up here 10 tind
oei acoui "a
~lfe nine tne Twins Lancelot Sey-
noaf saia siubborniy. Fiarina Al them
-l.ef ne loose. q worr grab IL
HIa CieHeIana sat holding the por-
trait face eat AGAINST her knees
-Oa. nans t.anee- Eve sa,a uoae,
49, bresfh. 1900 fro,,, ,,,e o,rt,,rer,
-. ~. - - y, go se,,,, ,,,,,.,,s,
smeate, 80 se.n 10000, ,,o,,ssrs
I.
80 ss....saia@a ~ ne oit.au NAG
1917 seea a4nt paeh rum MS
erect salin-eiaa shoulders. unoer the
tafosns0 uowins Sig Steamed keen.
fsep-ssi eyes tnsi nad me same shape
ana setting e as descendents A
tc.oN sas on ne ace rutlied knses
$3.50 - Nas pafterIe q SIN
tAfNp4 ne nm. iona. arrogant tace
as wise ana eapaoie.
-tirnndaad gamhled Il away one
nlahl wnen ne Was drunk LANCE
said. raoehIne 3 dirty hand 10 n I'VE
nesef knaW where Il got To- it's nine
Yea hainf 40 right 70 it,
90 t..,r. - So. ..,a o,,,snilv an.
- 80 - fhe hov ana o,,ft,ns her
- - sss syss "a en-, yours no,,,
~. -. -, !. t,stf.,so-.,, t,r,.s s,r~.
-. Ana Il ven bsa n vom nsveni
-. y. -, 4, > g, .,,,s',, 1900
- 1870 .s',..', shs-s ~ S~vn1,,,,,s
sr1 n rosg. rInele genry esd sols
80 wsers 4 as 81. Ensw soo Ia,
- s-,rs ~ 80 ~ s,, $3.50 ts ~, me- =
fse raered ere~ would oniy sell n
- frro~ ssev Ire nonev al ns
80 nave tnroxn AWAY me mones
- - rece5eea from ne t.levelands
f.snre's rseaot. lantern- lswed tace
49,. -, -. $500 -, sss., ~ r,sn, -
ees~. - -, =, 80, a. an. .c.,. -,
- So ! ses,e a,,,hor,,v he
- - -. s.'....s, r. y, re,osn,,e -
.fs,s,.- esvr,o,.r vo,sr anreefor
wouianf rave fr,ahiened lady TINS
49, Yea rausfnf either co on now
ne sSr.i.re uont run away. MS going
A. - huns rnere 4 always belonged
"a come dawn ana taxi things over
"a va ABOUT Il
a. stenbnrS.s The hov o,n Eve
ssers,re as lie window saw The
$500 xhambltnu figure eolnr mis-.
er.fiv au.av- ara turned 10 Ceoras
irr,lisivelv with. .Carf YOU DC ann
rkinas-
a. oss a. uoved a. she.
IRA Try. 4 promise you. Eve ne
SD
-Thess dreadful natives Mrs
Cleveland said.
I've was on the verge Of answering
aharpIy. We are dreadful, 1 admit,
ahea she saw GEORGES distressed
fare. ana aid Instead. I'm afraid it,
tins We vent back. Ellen"
- -, -. go
teet M~'1'ee t""'s
AIRS CLEVELAND and Mitzi had
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SPURNED BY YANKEES, CLIFF MELTON
MAY BECOME NO. 2 SOUTHPAW FOR
GIANTS; REGULAR OUTFIELDE GIVEN
GIANTS FAILED TO SECURE
SINGLE HIT OFF BOB FELL
LER. CLEVELAND INDIANS
sEN6ATIoN

Three years ago Cliff Melton,
the lanky Baltimore pitcher, was
turned down by the New York
Yankees. Today he looks like No.
2 southpaw of the Giants hurting
staff. Manager Bill Terry has
worked wonders with the kid.
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HizLP WANTED

MAN, reliable, to become an auto
mobile and accident claim adj
juster in your territory. Insur-
ance experience unnecessary.
No selling. Write Associated
Adjusters, Box 767-L, Mil
waukee, Wis. apr14-2tx
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LAUNCH "a long. q beam, g.
horse Palmer Engine. Dinghy.
Cheap. Apply Richardson's
Grocery. apr8-tf
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The four horsemtn, minus one
of their soliped communicating
body, were going around in circles
trying to beat each other with the
result the score was no near to
each other that they needed few
adding machines to keep the score
but found out after various and
sundry experiences that Doc Will
liam Penababe Kemp had 81
strokes and was therefore one
stroke better than JphRngs pfAlpin
Kirschenbaum. aoBut she was. sgtwo
strokes worse than Charles Pole
Climbing Early settler Salas WHIP
was able toad0 an IS with without 9gtI, fear
or Interruption 1t seems though,
that Willie PefcvialI gotid three
skins while Brother Salas got two
and the ex-summer-pro got one
when he made a par on the third
hole. HA
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BUICK, 7-passenger. One 10
horse johnson Cupboard Motor.
1877 Petronia street. apr12-1wk
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son outfit, and that the Army can
use any player they wish to have
in the city, Manager Acevedo
expects to start Iron Man NAL
graf against the Soldiers, while
Uncle Sans boys will use Speed
ball Williams. The game will
start ESQ p. m. Sunday.
In Tampa there are several Key
Westers making good in baseball
at their schools. Velasco. with
the u. of Tampa, and Dick Loun-
ders, with Tampa College, are
playing a good game and will be
. in faster company before long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-14

The failure of Freddie Sigton
to hit major league pitching led
the Washington Senators to buy
AL Simmons, smuggling outfielder,
from Detroit.
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
(By JOVE)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

]. A. Mendoza, Cuban vice con-
sui of Miami, formerly stationed
in Key West, arrived by plane
last Sunday and brought local
players half dozen Louisville
Slugger bats and stayed long
enough to witness the game in
the afternoon, leaving by plane
that evening. All fans remember
Mendoza as one of the Pirate
hackers and one who did much
for the sport in this city. Al
though he now resides in Miami
he still has the city at heart.
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One day last week, Mr.. Phil
| Navy Emerson had very nice 80
| and was So proud of it he went
out the next day to duplicate same
but slipped up on some of the
easier shots and was several
strokes worse. All of which caused
Mr.. Phil to say that he was going
| to take, a cruise and see if his
, fishing would be as bad. He says
maybe the reason he had 80 was
because he had his pros clubs to
play with and Mr.. Beamish of the
Buffalo Country Club has been
wondering all these days what be-
came of those golf sticks. ,t.,,o9
And now, gentle reader let US
get back to Mr.. Old Bye Duke Of
Rock Sound, BY this, tins he; Is
wondering whether he is going to
get break and let you know how
/ badly sIfe afr beats NfIs sProfessor
Handsome Horace It Seems, Mr..
Old BYE had as on the first round
and Mr.. Obie had 81 and on the
second nine, Mr. Duke got Az,
while Mr.. Handsome also made
( AZ. So you see, Mr.. Old Bye was
several strokes ahead and on the
! short hole in both rounds, Mr..
/ Professor got stuck for soda wa
ter because Mr.. Old Bye made a
par three on each round while
/ Handsome had four and five on
those holes. Also Mr.. Old Bye
and Mr.. Fripp won by three up on
: the total score and caused con-
sternation to Mr.. Handsome Hor-
ace and Mr.. Roy Lade and now
Mr.. Duke is afraid next week will
never come so that he can go out
and prove to Mr.. Handsome HOr-
ace that the win was no fluke but
was the ability of a proven and
time-worn golfer that belongs to
the nobility, even if it is of the
Rock Sound variety of royalty.
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Mr.. Willie Pious Watkins was
very happy all day Sunday and is
still smiling because he had 41-41
which is what you might term a
very good score. And since he and
Mr.. Ii Plulnmer had no trouble at
all in winning by eight up from
Mr.. Otto Kirchheiner and Mr..
Russell Kerr, the said Pious Bill
knew that they won the match
last week and was not as Mr..
Plummer or Mr.. Kerr would have
you to know. On several occa-
sions, Mr.. @Kirchheiner thought he
was putting toward the hole but
Mr.. Watkins was fooling him.
for instance, he would hold the
pin in the cup and ask Otto if he
could see it alright. Mr.. X. would
say, eyes" Then while he was
fussing around getting ready to
putt, Mr.. Watkins would move
the pin several feet and sure
enough Mr.. Otto would putt in
that direction. All of the fore
going sherman ;gans did not seem
to worry Mr.. Kirchheiner in the
least because he said his puts
would have been no closer any
way, and said, "Who can beat
Willie Watkins, anyhow"
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Bob Feller, Cleveland Indians
sensational hurler, has pitched IL
innings against the New York
Giants and they have failed to
get single hit off his delivery.
It's a remarkable performance.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two-story house. In
exclusive section of town. For
price and terms, address N, The
Citizen. apr5-tf
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Manager Acevedo of the Rexall
Store baseball club, not only &C
cepts the challenge that the Army
nine flung at them yesterday but
guarantees them that he will not
use just his regulars or those he
had against the Destroyer Dicker-
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Savaretta, Cub first baseman
assigned to bench duty on the ar
rival of jim Collins from the st.
Louis Cardinals, is staging a great
battle for an outfield position.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLASSIFIED
COLU MN
ooooooGao> eeaoaoaeeooeos
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL-N OTICETo patrons
of Floston Studio. All expired
coupons which have not been
extended win be honored by US
if presented within the next ten
days. FL0STON STUDIO.
apr12-3tx
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President Roosevelt will toss
the first ball in the contest be-
tween Philadelphia Athletes and
Washington Senators at the latter
city on opening day, April 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-14

Paul Waner ended his holdout
and signed for his twelfth year
with the Pittsburgh Pirates. His
contract calls for $4,000.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Sea level, 30.12.
Evening star., 1937-09-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September Up. (U. S.
Department Of ARriculture) HOES, 10000
including 1000 direct; market steady to
10 lower than Fridays average; top, ITO;
bulk GOOD and choice, 190-230 pounds.
lI.45-65; comparable. 15o-1s0 pounds
10.50-11.50 100000 pounds. butchers
lo90-11.45' most good packing sows,
9.50-90; best lightweights. 1000.
Cattle, $4,000; calves, 5000: general
market more dependable; common to
choice light yearIing steers and light
heifer and mixed yearlings such as sold
off sharply late last week not 25 or more
higher; strictly good and choice medium
weight and weighty bullocks fully steady
on shipper account; stockers and feed
ers selling as much as % higher. scarce;
about 5000 Westerns in run. mostly She
stock; best fed steers, 1s40: several
loads. 17.50-1S.25; best light steers at
outside price; grassy and shortfed kinds.
10, i0oQ-laoo aecordlns TO- weight and
side on weighty sausage bulls. 6.75:
yealers. IL 80 down
Sheep, 11.000, including $500 direct;
Spring lambs opening slow; early sales
weak TO 25 lower; good to choice natives,
10:50-75; choice closely sorted offerings
held around ] ! .o0 good Idahos, 06O;
sheep sharing Spring lamb decline: native
slaushter ewes ouotable 2.50-4.00.
Evening star., 1937-09-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. September 2 tP.-Butter.
1.s49s steady: creamery. higher than ex-
ira, 3412-35A. extra t92 score) 34I..
frsts (sS-9l scores. 31H-34: seconds
ts4-s7 scores, 2sh-31; centralized 600
Cheese 81 sHa7a; quiet: state. whole milk
fats. fresh. fancy, 19h: fresh specials. 20:
held. fancy. 1896. 23-24
Eggs, I0,152: steady mixed colors, spe-
cial packs, 23l2-29Ia: standards 221s-
23h frsts 2l-2l "a; seconds. 1920: me-
dIums. 1874: dirties. No. L, 1914: average
Live poultry, by freight and by ex-
press; nominal No quotations owing
to celebration of the Jewish holidays.
Dressed poultry-Chickens boxes: BroiI-
ers. 2l-291z: fryers. 2l26: roasters. $3.50.
Fowl. 36-42 pounds 171a-2212; 4s-54
pounds 2017-25l2; 60-65 pounds. 23-27:
S old ROSTERS, ., 16as-1a: Spring turkeys
Chickens, unouoted; fowl. 36-42 pounds
1871 "a 1854 pounds. 1923: 60-S5
pounds; 22-27; old roosters. 16l2-l9; tur-
keys Northwest. Western and Southwest
ern. 1928: ducks. 1913.