davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Cotton Prices Gain
On Late Covering
After Slump
Close ; to 6 Points Net
Higher Except for
December Contract
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. Late cover
ing by domestic mill interests and
trade shorts lifted cotton futures out
of morning slump in late dealings
today. Closing prices were 3 to 6
points net higher, except December
which dipped 2.
Bombay and Liverpool sold heavily
at the start, accounting for declines
OF 5 to 7 points. despite the narrower
price difference between New York
and Bombay and the sharp rise in
sterling. Liquidation of Indian ac-
counts was believed due to 1899 crop
legislation uncertainties at WASH
ington.
Leading spot houses bought March
aggressively and that delivery closed
at the days high.
One factor in today'S firmneSs,
cotton analysts said, was the ap-
parent conclusion by trade and mill
interests that even should legisla-
ton be adopted to reduce the Amer
lcan Governments holdings of loan
cotton, such action could hardly be
taken before the March option ex-
pires and premium seems destined
to continue on the January and
March deliveries.
Export, 6,216 bales; season so far,
2,o46,4l6. Port receipts, $3.50; total
United States port stock, 1858, ,422
bales.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Chicago Stocks Mixed
In Active Session
B, the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Stocks were
irregular today in an active session
in which $4,000 shares changed
hands There were 88 issues traded,
of which "a closed higher than yes
terday's close, 80 lower and Is un-
changed.
Bendix Aviation was off q at
265s; Butler Brothers down Il at
8l2; Central and Southwest Utilities
unchanged at ia; Commonwealth
Edison up Il at 27%; Kingsbury
Breweries down Il at q: Middle
West Corp. down Is at rs.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

CIuS1ngS-Ftbruary, N.4On: April, Z !Nn:
June. s:O5n: August 17Gn; September
'.5Sn; November AIN
COttOnseed Oil.
Cottonseed oil futures eased to new lows
Tor the season early in today's trading
ing prices were UNCHANGED to / point
lower. Commission house and trade in
terestS were on both sides of the market
January. :23b; March. 7.33b: May. 145:
July, 1.53b Total sales were a2 lots
Crude oil IN the Southeast and valley was
on - at Sab. Texas oil again sold at q
cents after decline to that level late
Friday. Bid. Nominal.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. : LP,.-Cotton fu-
lures closed very steady at net advances
OF to points.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Cottonseed oil closed steady; detachable
prime summer yellow. 30 nominal: prime
crude. .O5-6.25. January. 6.95b: March,
6.a5b: May. s.O5b: July. 714b
b Bid. Asked
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

The Securities Commission reported YES
terday these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for January g: 4S46
purchases involving 129 392 shares: 4.195
sales involving 1.3. sos shares.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
u. S. Treasury Notes
NEW YORK. Jan z tP.-Prices ouots.
q dollars and thirty-seconds: Annrnr
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, Jan. tP.-European SELL
ing and hedging depressed world sugar
prices today. Demand was limited chiefly
to Cuban houses. Final prices were "a to
The domestic contract eased quietly
with Cuban interests on both sides Of the
market.
Cuban raw sugar sold at 1.a5 c. and +.
to E local ref1ner. The previous sale was
at ESQ. duty paid. The duty. .95 of q
cent.
Futures-No 3 closed ! to 2 lower,
Sales. $500 tons.
Hjci, IT,. T.,
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Jan. LP1-Butter. 132.421:
steady; prices UNCHANGED. Eggs. 1885;
weak; fresh graded. extra frsts. local
1872: cars. 90 irsts. local 1877: cars
ls'4; current receipts 1S
Evening star., 1939-01-08
D. Securities

t0uotat ations by Johnston, Lemon & Coz
Yesterdays closing bid and asked quota
tions on Washington securities which are
traded over the counter follow.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Curb Market 7rodinq

(FOr Week Ended January ~
traded traded Advances. Declines Unchanged highs lows
New New
Shares Issues 1879 g
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
No wheat. Corn, No. mixed
53a. No. 3 yellow, $685.. Oats, No
mixed, 32-32H4: No. 2 white, 33-
33l2; sample grade white, 28-3012.
Barley, Illinois mailing, 55-63 non-
inal; Illinois feed, 1898 nominal
Timothy seed. 285-3.15; red clover,
l3.OO-16.0O; red top, 8.75-925.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Winnipeg Cash Market.

WINNIPEG. Jan. 7 tP}.-Wheat,
No. Northern, 597s; No. 2. 567s,
No. 3. 5l7s: oats. No. 2 white. 80, No
3, 263.; No. / mixed feed, 1854.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Also extra or extras.
Pair last year.
Declared or paid so far this year.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Quotations not furnished by sponsor or
tssuer; all others are obtained by l. B. c.
from those sources
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

Norona y su mujer y Mercedi-
tas ell banquero don Rodrigo. la
viuda de Pla con su hija Encar-
nacion; una numerosa repre-
%sentaci6n de periodistas y PIN
torres, escultores y m1Sicos, ami
Cos directa o indirectamente del
gran Borgoha entire ellos Aran-
guren, Rios, Lopez Muro Y Gus
tavo de la Gandara (envejecido
en- veinte amos y con toda la ca
beza blanca, sorprendi6 mucho
a Maria de las Moves y a su ma
rido cuando Sc aeerc6 a saludar-
les), ito mejor de Madrid. en-
una palabra t..
Momentos antes de partir q
tren lego ell Nuncio de Su San
tidad que echo la bendici6n a
los ilustre viajeros.
Maria de las Moves, que no
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

habia vuelto a hablar con Peoe
del Ramo Florido desde hacia
cerca de tres amos, tuvo una
nueva emoci6n, viendo que el
marques y su esposa Sc les acer-
caban.
Pope tendi6 la mano a Maria
de un modo dulce y cortes.
|iAdi6s, Maria !-dijo con
toda sencillez y envolyiendo a Ia
muchaeha en- una mirada de pro
funda ternura y en- voz baia-
va eomprenderas que 70 no que
do olvidarte, por lejos que ia
vayas.
I'M 20 a ii tampoco. her.
mano mio!-contest6 la mujer
del diplomatico sonriendo tris-
temente, estrechando aouella
mano enguantada con todas aus
fuerzas-. lilo que no te perdo-
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

mo una mujer culpable que in
tentase ocultarse a los ojos del
mundo...
Hoy, en- cambio ,esta mana
ma, habia en- los andeneS ma
verdadera multitud congregada
para despedir a los viajeros.
Estaba ell cuerpo ~diplomati-
co, en- pleno, con ell ministro De
Estado a la cabeza, numerosi-
arist6cratas, entire ellos Ell
marques de Ramo Florido, que
guerra saludar a Su hermdnd, a
su antigua novia en- ell momento
de marchar al remote Oriente, y
SD esposa, Agueda Cenci iva en-
terada, claro es, del p%arenteSco.
que unia a su marido con la ahi-
jada de los Rio Verde) dona
y su esposo, este es, los
padres de Aguedita; don Luis
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

no es que no hayas venido de
nuevo por mi casa!
i va ire, cuando volvais L..
Madrid es tan pequehol... lily
va sabes como es la gente!!
lsidoro de Borgona abraz6 a
Ramo Florido, haciendole ell mis-
mo ruego que su esposa. Era
precise que cuando ellos volvie-
ran de alld, Sc encontraran a los
marquesitos freeuentando de
nuevo ell palacio de la Castella-
ma.
Agueda y Pope 10 prometie-
ron aS.
mo ven ustedes a los pa
pas, Maria ?-pregunt6 uego
dona Angeles, acercandose al
grupo.
ST, los veremos en- Alcira.
|Ahl
.tr-
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

dirigian a la alcoba de los Nj
nee, a llenar de besos a Celita
que continuaba durmiendo CO
mo un angel:
i PorD ios L.. No lloren us
tedes... No nos vamos a la bata'
la de las Term6pilasl
d Que3-pregunt6 por to-
dos Fermin.
Ell senor dice que no es cosa
de duelo-aclar6 uno de los cria
dos que sc las tiraba de listo.
-Por Dios!-murmur6 en-
tonces ell mayordomo en- tono
compungido-; ial Jap6nl.. Isl
20 me creia que no existia l..
Siempre creia que era otro pla-
meta.
mo sea listed barbara, Fer
min!-coment6 riendo el dipl2-
.atico, satisfecho de poder
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

mostrar, en- gracia a la solemni-
dad de la bora, cierta camara-
deria con la servidumbre esti-
rada y correcta de esta casa.
AL fin, luego de llenar de be-
SOS y caricias a la pequena Ce-
liza, la tropa mareh6, canine de
la estaci6n del Mediodia.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
DEPORTES
TOMMY KIENE IMPOSIBI-
BILITADO DE C K
FRENTE A POWELL
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Tommy Kiene, campe6n ban
tamweight del sur, no podra ha-
cerle frente a Petey Powell e.
viernes por la noche, en- Benja-
min Field, como Sc tenia anun-
ciado. Tn telegrama recibido
por ell promoter LaMarque, en-
la noche de aver, lie avis6 de Ia
imposibilidad del match por ha-
berse lastimado Kien en- ell cam
pc de entranamiento".
LaMarque esta tratando de
firmar al veterano Red Hutch
ems, de st. Petersburg, para ri
val de Powell.
Rafael Ferrer, Ell cubanito
que tan buena prueba brind6 en-
su primera aparici6n en- terra
nortena, cuando Sc bati6 con
Henry Raymond a ocho FUNDS.
en- la noche del viernes 80 de-
pasado mes, ira a una pelea dc
revancha en- forma maravillo-
sa Y con la idea de acabar lC
mas rapidamente possible con 81
oponente.
"Deseo fervientemente la pc
lea con Raymond para despue'
de ganarle estar listo par;
Kiene y todos los b~antamweigh'
del Sur, declare Ferrer.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

Ivenas del Centre Asturiano y Ia
Unione.
Preside Victoriano M, .nteiga
con Sergio Berdeal er ia secre.
tarfa y E. Vega en- la tesoreria.
FL tesorero Sc hallaba de vaca.
clones en- una playa del Golfo.
PLANTED ell presidente 10 ocu-
rrido ell domingo y lego las re-
glas en- vigor.
Los delegados relataron 10
que vieron y todos Sc expresa-
ron con la mayor cortesfa.
lFueron admitidos a la sala,
para declarar 10 que vieron y el
motive de SUI retirada del terre-
no, los peloteros Manuel Fernan
DEE, Contreras y Patricio Perez.
FL hecho de que estos pelote-
ros Sc presentaran a declarar
sin ser llamados, produjo muy
ibuena impression en- los seno-
res Delegates.
Llam6 ell presidente la aten-
ci6n, por haber recibido algu-
mas quejas, de expresiones in
correctos vertidas, luego de ha-
berse declarado forfeited" ell
desaffo, por los peloteros jim
my White y Leavine.
Sc lie pidi6 al manager Fer
nandez, de los Leales, Sc entire
ivistara con esos senores.
La session terminara hoy y en-
ella predominant ell espiritu
constructive revelado en- la de
anoche.
Todos los delegados nantes
taron que medicines como ell del
domingo no Sc volveran a repe-
tir, por respeto "a la Liga y a.
publico que paga.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

Maria de la Cruz tuvo que vol
yer a estos andenes donde, en-
tres dias, habia estado tres We
ces en- momentOs de inolvidable
augusta.
lRecordaba que, ianOche, a.
noche mismo !..., ella desembar-
CO del expreso de Barcelona,
temblorosa y febril por las emo
clones pasadas...
Iba escondida, con Ell rostro
cubierto por un espeso velo, CO.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
La Liga Americana es la favorita en- el juego
de e~strellas que Sc celebrara hoy
Derringer y Ruffing son las selecciones de los
managers para abrir ell desafio
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

Ante una concurrencia que Sc
calcula llegara a 10000 perso-
mas, Joe Mccarthy, photo de los
campeones del mundo, y Gabby
Harnett, director de los campeo
mes de la Liga Nacional, haSan
sus mejores esfuerzos para salir
vencedores ell un juego en- ell
cual por su batting y pitching
los Yankees son los favoritos en-
relaci6n de 9 20.
Red Rolfe, guardador de la
eSquina caliente de los Yankees,
aparecera en- dicha posici6n, en-
lugar de Jimmy Fox, q. duran
lie los 1ltimos amos la ha venido
ccupando, y Bill Lee, estrella de
los pitchers del Chicago, figura
en- ell lineup de SUI team a pc
sar de estar su average" por
debajo de la marca d. los 500,
Estas son las dos 1nicas sorpre-
sas que presentaran ambas no
Venas.
Los fanatics tendran la suer
tie de yer en- acci6n a cinco de
los mejores ~peloteros de los
clubs que Sc estima terminaran
a la cabeza de ambas ligas.
Los componetes del Club de la
Liga Americana Sc reunieroS
aver con ell manager Mccarthy
en- ell Yankee Stadium, m~ientras
los de la Nacional pasaron e.
dia en- los alrededores de la ciu.
dad o descansando parte de.
tempo en- un hotel.
Cookie Lavagetto, tercera ba.
Sc del Brooklyn, estara fuera d.
acci6n, y Eddie Miller, del Bos,
ton Bees ocupara su puesto.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. 292
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

tida.
I'm auto soberbio eSperaba al
pie de las escaleras de la terra
"a.
La servidumbre en- pleno ha-
bfa acudido a despedir a los Sc
hores.
Y Nicolasa, Jacinta, Fermin,
ell cocinero, las otras muchachas
lloraban o parpadeaban fuerte-
mente para evitar que las lagsi-
mas brotaran de sus ojos.
Isidoro quiso dar muestras de
un valor completamente heleni-
co, y murmur6 en- tono de bro
ma, mientras 81 y su esposa Sc
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
LA GACETA
La Liga In~tersocial volvera a ~reunirse hoy
Anoche Sc debati6 ell incidente del domingo

Sc reuni6 anoche en- ell Circu-
10 Cubano, donde volvera hoy
a celebrar session., la Liga Inter-
social.
Asistieron los Delegates Y
subdelegados MarioPullara, Ig
nacio Antinori, A. Rodriguez,
Antonio la Paz, Ceferino Lopez,
Luis Sanchez; Fernandez y L6-
pei, delegado y subdelegado dc
los Leales; ell manager Fernan-
DEE de los Leales, y representa-
clones de los directories de las no
La gaceta., 1939-07-11

y los jueces declararon tablas la
pelea. Fue un encuentro limpio
y renido. Cada uno Sc anot6 una
caida y al llegar los 80 minutes
decidieron repartirse los homo
res. No hubo vencedor nj ven-
cido.
Ell publico sali6 complacido
y elogiando a los dos notables
luchadoreS.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
CONFESO OTRO
ASESINATO

Cleveland, julio 11.-Frank
Dolezal confes6 aver su cuarto
asesinato, ell de una mujer a la
cual decapit6 y descuartiz6 ell
pasado A de noviembre. Puesto
en- ell aparato detector de menti-
ras, Dolezal vic q. sehalaba CO.
mo embustes sus palabras y al
hin confes6 de nuevo.
La cabeza de esta mujer la II.
re cerca del Lago Erie, donde
los trabajadores de la WPA ha
clan un canine.
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
Ell POLACO
HIZO TABLAS CON WILL
MER

Anoche, en- Ell cuadrilatero
del 116 de Artilleria, ell polaco
John Grondovitch luch6 duran
he 80 minutes con Ray Wilmer
La gaceta., 1939-07-11
Cincinnati D Yankees bien
representodos

Rolfe, Joe Di Maggie, George
Selkirk y Bill Dickey ayudaran
a Red Ruffing en- los tres pri-
meros episodes, Joe Gordon de-
sempehara la segunda almoha-
dilla.
lLonnie Frey, en- segunda, con
Buck Mccormick en- primera,
wal Goodman en- ell righfield v
Paul Derringer, lanzandole a
Ernie lombard, integran ell
quinteto que representar5 a los
Rojos.
Despues de los tres innings de
duelo entire Derringer4Ruffing,
las selecciones recaeran sobre
Tommy Bridges y Bill Lee, mien
tras la estrella de los Indios del
Cleveland, Bob Feler, cerrara Ell
desafio teniendo de c~ontrario a
Whitley Wyatt, novato de los
Dodgers, y ganador de ocho de-
safios conservatives.
A continuation les voy a brin
dar ell average" de los compo-
nentes de ambos teams:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
INDIAN TOM sTIDnAM COACH OF WEEK

football and then drove q freight
truck from hunkoEes 10 Checo.
tab for three years.
His Indian blood entitled him
10 enter Haskell institute and he
was a member OF that schools
unbeaten team in 1926. Pop Warn
er was sitting In the grandstand
when Haskell defeated the Uni
yersity OF Hawaii. AZ To o. IN 1873.
Down there on that field
are the two finest tackles I
have ever seen.s Warner said
when the game Was over.
Ono Of them was stidhsm.
stidham went To Oklahoma -four
years ago from Northwestern.
where he was a line coach under
Dick Hanley. For two years at
Oklahoma he was assistant 20
MAJOR Biff Jones. When Jones
left Oklahoma. the university Of
ficisls surveyed sentiment and
found that among the players
there was only one man for head
coach Stidham.
This weekend he tackles
tough Texas team at Dallas and
the word from the west Ii that
Indian Tom has worried himself
down TO n mere 2s3 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
nv HARRY FERGUSON
United Pres. sports EDITOR

NEW YORK lie carries a
white cane for luck. he had lots
more than luck on his aide when
his team trampled over Northwest
ern last weekend. 20 10 0.
The United Press dominates for
coach of the week.
Indian Tom" Stidbam of okla
homa.
Terrific tales had been coming
out Of Evanston. III. about the
powerhouse that Northwestern had
built. Players were supposed TO
be three deep at every position
and among a brilliant band Of
sophomores was Bill de Correyont.
generally recognized as the best
high school football player In the
nation In the 1887 season.
These tales terrified every
body except stidham who led
the Oklahoma Sooners into
Evanston, gave them n pat on
the back and sent them out to.
perform the upset Of the
week.
The lucky white cane that he
carries brought about another up
set in his favor in 1888 and he has
chung to 1T ever since. Somebody
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
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gave him the cane Just before
Oklahoma played Rice last year.
Oklahoma won that game, 7 to y,
and went indicated until II en-
countered Tennessee IN the Orange
bowl game st Miami.
Tennessee won, ~ To 0. but the
defeat did little 10 tarniah the
great coaching record that Std
ham made In the midwest. Other
teams that oklahoma defeated
last year were Texas. Kansas. Me-
braska. Tulsa. Missouri, Iowa
State. Oklahoma Aggies and
Washington State.
No team In the Big Six was
able to score a point against std
hams boys.
This year Oklahoma opened the
season by playing TT tie with
Southern Methodist. a team that
Ia on the upgrade after several
lean seasons. That tie did moth
ing TO improve oklahoma's chances
against Northwestern in the eyas
Of people who follow football.
INDIAN-IRIsH
stidham was born at checotah.
okla, on March ~. 1908. lie Ia
one-sixteenth Indian and fifteen
sixteenths Irish. From 1918
through 1921 he played high school
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Mrs. u. G. p~t.lns for sppfo&sh-
Ing on the fourth hols. ne wse
sin inches from ths PIN.
R<sulss II the pelnts tourney
were. First division Mrs Neil
Day. - points Mrs. William Tur-
Nor and Mrs. Andrew fseriiis. each
~ points. Mrs. Turner winninx
when cards we're matched against
par. second division Mfs. L. Cru
zoe. 30 points, Mrs. g. ". Pitts.
IN. Third division Mrs. ~. kopf.
~ points.
Meat Tuesday lhr Meadow PARK
srs will hold field day, tomb
stone play In conjunction.
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PHILADELPHiA--rhs proposal
10 hold Psn-American athletic
games here next year TO replace
the olympic Games In Finland.
which are virtually certain 10 be
cancelled II the European conflict
continues, gained strong support
today.
Political business leaders en-
dorsed the plan enthusiastically
and pointed out that Philadelphia
with It's municipal stadium. scene
OF the annual Army-Navy football
game, Franklin field. and the
schuyIkiIl river would provide ade-
quate facilities for the games.
Lawson Robertson. veteran
University Of Pennsyivania
and American Olympic coach,
expressed skepticism regard
ing the proposal, however.
ITS a nice idea but I don't
think II win work." he said.
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Tacoma Ski Club
To Meet Thursday

The Tacoma Ski club will meet
Thursday night at 3 O'Clock at
Hotel Winthrop, according To an
announcement made Wednesday by
Arne Olson, president Of the group.
Plans for the ski season will be
discussed and all skiers In Tacoma
and vicinity are invited 10 attend.
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Here's Briefest
Scout Report

COLUMBUS, O.-With an exhi-
bition game scheduled with the
Chicago Bears, Phil Bucklew,
coach of the Columbus Billies
American league football team,
asked Ken Jordan and Leo Stack
of Xavier college to scout the big
leagues for him when they played
an exhibition game in Cincinnati.
After watching the Bears in
action, Jordan and Stack wired
a brief message:
Cancel your game" n