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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Mining Notes,

Duncan MacVichie. the well-knoYn
mining engineer, has returned from Ne
vada, where he has been for some time
in the interests of the new Wabuska-
Yerington Copper Belt railroad
Manager Alex Moffat OF the Majestic
properties i'm Beaver county was I'm the
city Wednesday on business.
Information from superintendent Griggs
of the Uncle sam is to thc effect that
through the resumption OF work IN some
of the old diEpinEs OF the mine abandoned
carly in the year. sCrnc new deposits OF
ore OF commercial value have been un-
covered. The full extent OF the new
finds has. not vet been determined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
ELY H0MESTAkE WILL
SEND SHIPMENT SOON

At tho Ely fIomestakc in the Duck
Creek district. three men arc engaged in
sinking the shaft. which is now down 10
depth of nfty feet says the Ely News
There Is now car and = half of shipping
ore on the dump. ready for transportation
to the smclter in Salt Lake valley, De-
velopment work is being carried on. the
assessment work for the year having
rccn completed. Tho company is opening
up a high grade Gaiena body i'm a manner
chat is most pleasing TO the management
No shipment viii likely be made until i
big lot is on hand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

Foley S Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that
is not beyond the reach of medicine.
Cures backacho aud irregularities that
if neglected might result in Bright S
disease or diabetes, SchIamm-J Johnson
Drug Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
GOLDF|ELD CON.
MAY POST EXTRA
Directors Meet Today TO De-
clare the Regular
Distribution.
WILL DISCUSS EXTRA
DIVIDEND QUESTION
Timbers of the Old Combination
Mill Are Yielding Gold
Values.

Today IN Gold6cld the board OF di-
rcctors of the Goldficld Consolidated
company, meet for the purpose of de-
claring the next quarterly dividend.
amounting 10 $1,Q67,000, and the qucs.
tion of an extra dividend will also be
discussed. though what action VIII be
taken regarding this matter Is largely
oroblematical. IT is understood in Gold
field that the meeting today viii be
one of the most important in the history
of the company, and it is expected that
full board attendance will he pres
emit
REPORTS are that each week adds 10
The known greatness of recent discoV.
cries in the Consolidated properties,
and especially is this said to be true
of The Clcrmout shaft workings. around
which the most interest ccnicrS on ao-
count Of ,hc cNtcnt aud richness oil the
ore aud the depths al which these new
bouanZaS arc being developed Raises
arc being put up at intervals along the
13O-(oot level rs preliminary prcpara-
ilon for stoping. and the big chamber
is being enlarged near he first raise
lhat was put up and which some time
ago was connected with the 6Oufoot
level FOR ventilation. Back in the
tootwail another raise is in progress
10 .ct waste for filling Slopes when
jhcy are well under way. and thc foot
wall drift on the ore Is also being con
uucd.
Gold From Timbers.
The Combination mill is rapidly be.
ing dsmantled and the wreck cleaned
up. resulting in saving of thousands
OF dollars worth OF gold from the old
tanks, lauudcrs and other woodwork.
into which il had imprcgnatcd dTing
the several wears the mill was operated.
\ great deal of the old timbcrs has
been burned and the ashes saved, and
The gold contained therein reduced 10
bullion.
The big mill is keeping up TO the
record il made during the month of
October, when the average was $50 tons
per day, 1t is believed that the six
Chilian mills. for which preparations
are being made, viii he in operation
about the middle of December. and
this viii bring the daily capacity of the
plant up To about 1000 tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
COPPER ADVANCED
QUARTER OF CENT
Will Mean Much in Added
Profits to Producers of
Red Metal.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE United
Metals Selling company, the selling
agents for the Amalgamated Copper
company, today advanced the price of
copper TO l3l. cents, an increase of
ouc.quartcr cent over the previous
price
This information comes as conhrma-
tion of the reported advance In the
price of copper received from Boston
Tuesday, and TO the mining industry of
Utah, in common with other coppcr.pro-
ducIng sections of the west, viii mean
much. Not alone TO the big producers
of the rcd metal. 10 whom the added
profit of a quarter of Il cent on their
millions of pounds monthly production
means an enormous gain. but also TO
the SmaIlcd companies Will the adj
vance be of special benefit The recent
advances in the prices of the leading
copper stocks has prcsaged an increase
in the selling price of the metal, aud
there are many who further maintain
that l5'ccnt quotation will be forth
coming by the first of the year or soon
thereafter.
In the face OF pcssimistic forecasts,
which have persistently prevailed in
some quarters for mouths past. the adj
vance viii be especially we'll received
by those directly interested in the cop
per-producing industry and the mining
world at large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Nevada News Agents.

Rauvard--A. G. Pesco.
C;oldiield-Louie Polin.
Hawthorne-Louie Polin.
l[imberley-Sheldon Lowney.
Lovelock-Bible Bros.
Midas-0Irs G. a. harrington.
Pawhlde Louie Polin.
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand: Ro-
Sentbal e. Armanka: Shepard aS SON
Yerington--F. NJ. Burner.
Winnemucca--Pesrcc &c Chase.
Cobre-Rlchard Richards.
Cherry CreclS--Csray Il Collins.
FllSo-WEeelcr & Co.
Ely-Grace B. FaXon: Harville Station
cry CO.
MeGil!-M. ueylnar: Walden & Bur
nett.
RhyoIlte--The Crescent.
Piochc--Ploche Drus Co.
Calientc-John Shicr, Thomas Him
stree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Ore and Bullion

"Wednesday by Mccormick & Co.Awas as
follows: Ore received $1,000: bullion
shipped. Sa0. .OG0 total 100 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
SAMUEL r. NEEL & CO..
Stock Brokers.

Members Salt Lake Stock and Mining
exchange 525 Ncwhouse bldg; Bell
phone $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Orc Shipments.

The ore shipments reported 10y the sam
piers "Wednesday follow: Taylor Brunron.
cars Utah. Pioneer, cars Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Ncvadas in San rancisco.

James \. Pollock Il Co. bankers and
brokers. West Second South street fur
praytC wire Yesterday afternoon:
IeiJ Nsi-eJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Boston Copper Market.

James \. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
FINANCES ASSURED
FOR UTAH AEAD|
Active Development Will pal
low Ratification by Utah y
Interests.

w Z. Hubbard. who ha. h..
Boston and New York for some a w. y
past on business connected v,., yea
financing of the Utah Metal com... ,n 'g
has returned to this citv tho 1'al'
end of the company agoi,. 'Hal
been perfected 10 such an o. nasll,
ratIicatlon by the western ;tent 'h
the company is all that rema;nosts 81
lone. y meeting of the local 70
interested VIII he held MS soon panle
can be brought Sogcther. mn md as iss
after this conference Mr. Unhhu Until
not care 10 go into the dctnils ~
developments. VI festr
Tho financing of tho pronos;,.
substantial and satisfactory bos;an q
ever. is assured, and the nro.nas, y"Ss, atrl
tire future OF the mine and rsvN eo ~
arc bright. 'Onpatg
Capitalists Will Inyem.
Mr.. Hubbard was well plcas.a !,
conditions rs nc found Ibcm bnseg VT
cast, and is Of the opinion Ibai ~ Y;
ISIS ot that section are ever ,aa;' aals
TO invest money in good. Iec;,;aa' ieaa'
western mining propositions. ta ''oas r3
era! feeling concerning the conne, $,
uaiion Is optimistic. and the pp. rnna.. y
vance IN he quotation on the ,sS iu. "a
Is taken as being but foren,Nra'V ~V' !,
greater improvements to fUllow y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
UNLISTED STOCKS.

Morning SaleS-Trcasure Hill, 10 At
Zoe; Federal Ely. 1900 at 2ic.
Afternoon sales-TrcaSurc Hill, 5IOV at
Ioc; Federal Ely. 500 at PIC; King Con.
200 at soc. buyer sixty days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Capitalists Will Inyest.
Metal Quotations

The metal quotations furnis,,a
CnrnlcS & CO. Wednesday foIIa,s% ~.
Vcr. oO4c; copper. - l$-l6c: leaG =; -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
1T HAS NO EQUAL,
The Royal Cement Burial Vault,
Manufactured by the
ROYAL BURIAL VAULT CO.. INC.

This vault Is air. water and vermIn
proof--epdorsed by health authorities.
We ship 20 any part OF the state and pay
tho freighi. Order from your undertak-
eis II they 10 not handle them address
tie company. G25 Boston Building, Salt
LaAe. OF phone Ind. 3257.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
New York Mining Stocks

James 4. Pollock Il Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE Off
cial closing quotations foN mining stocks
today were as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23

This little fellow IL going % cause
an uphaavai IN feathefweiKhf circles
before many months roll by For
the past year he has been coming
Ike racing automobile. aud uoW.
N the hands ~ the veteran. George
Hlddnns. u showing class which
lustifles The impression that he viii
rapidly battle his way % tha top
rank IN the igz-pound class
kiibape's latest appearance mark
81 The disposal of KID Bruno. a
tough Chicago lad, who eashe8 hlh
chipH IN alEhs rounds Bruno tasted
the eight chiefly because ne had
niuhle pair ~ kicks and The art -
duchinE % "a finer point than
Charlie Mitchell efes dreamed ~
When he stood up and fought be
COULDN'T be Hsrn for kilbane's
gloves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
SCHOOL TACKLES
GOING EAST TO
COLLEGE

One ~ the queer form reversala
~ Saturdays Lincoln Broadway
game was the showing Of Be Van
Presley. who played left tackle for
Broadway and who proved weak
place on the Orange and Black line.
In the other three years that Pres
ley has heeu a member ~ the team
be was the one dependable man. In
1905 and 1907 he played al center
and both years made the All North
west squad During his first year
Oh the team the Seattle high school
Won the championship u this West
BY defeating Chicago.
Last year as captain and tackle
he was the best Understandable
player In The city and was awarded
a pennant because ~ his stellar
work IN the Broadway Lincoln
game.
This season he entered school two
weeks late. and IL seems has not
been able 10 get In shape. His play
ing al the way through the season
has not been up 10 his true form.
Presley and Pattcn, the other
tackle. are both going East TO coll
lege. a. Il now stands. Patten
stands good chance 20 make one
OF the larger college teams. He
has played high school football but
two seasons and - getting stronger
all the while. Patteu goes 10 Yale
next season and will turn out for
the Freshman team. With good
coaching he ought 10 make good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23

selves getting away
After this. without resting "a mo-
ment. the big fellow called Tor d
strong chair aud seized e. stool
Gleason was induced % ~ on
tho chair. Tor Gleason is "a person "
weight ana dignity Jeff sat iu front
~ him on the stool aud hooking hif
toe under the rounds Of the chair.
bent over backward until his head
brushed against the floor Then De
sat ~ and leaned backward alter.
natolV moving FROM the hips until
tho spectators almost grew tired
looking on Now and then Jeff
varied the performance by leaning
back ~ fun length and awnying bic
body from side % side. rolling over
with first one shoulder aHd then tho
other close 70 the floor.
Jefffles didn't tire In the least
The sweat was pouring from hia face
ana neck and dropping 20 the floor.
where u formed a puddle. Re talked
without stopping the work
Fi,E' Good Night.
= always liked old Fifx." no re-
marked "fitz visa q dandy fighter
He busted my nose IN cur San Fran.
cisco fight and the u0se has been
bad ever since. n was 10 nearly
closed 40 that ] could hardly breathe
through a.
4 forced my breathing through
my nose and u made such n whist
ling sound that people thought was
short winded I never was short
winded IN my life
What bi0w did you knock Fitx
out with-do you Remember was
asked
4 always hnow Whist biow I put
a man out with said Jeff \ al.
ways know WHIST blows ! hurt a
man with IN a fight I'm not like
some Fighters that swing away ana
don't know what they're doing.
'Fitx shot q straight right hand
punch for my jaw leaned In and
punched him straight In the stomach
That's my way ~ hitting ! Jean In
against "A punch and drive my
left IN"
Here Jeffrien Jumped up from the
chair and illustrated "HGm's John
son going 20 set away from this
he croucbed. "See. he can't upuer.
cui me Or get to me With hls riRhs
Lot him use that lsb and IN lean
riEht IN with him and Jab hole
IN him"
From this time on. the big feiiou
sifernated between shadow boxinr
with a pair ~ light iron dmfab-heiis
IN his hands and repeating the bend.
ing work on the chairs. aud al the
End he was ar ffseh and unmlnded
az az the beginning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
BALLARD BOxr,,
TOO FAST FOR
REHT0h

BY taking two hsvs.
W., bout out u a., sha =
nlea events Ballard care NJ ~
nDpofa laFt night n ~ 49, ~ 4
meeting with Henson ialsia|
MAIN events there - Aless q
co. between members n = ss,ss
49, "ihieiie Club % rouna n n
caro- The smoker was Aaa ~ u
'esa from Dvery angie n.
ln ihe izs-pound -.
aweps Peterson. a BsI'sa Hs
from vase, the Renfos 's ,a u
we. ~ 9 good. hastllne ss'.''la.
Roy Brown was rs. -
49,, smile and hard ss,,as /
ning "a decision over ,'s ~ -
Rose u Renton. afte, a.l'lss'l I
round had been called ~ = IN
IN The intorelub wrss,l,,.
.oypsr. of Renton. s,e s''' y W
knight ~ the izs-pouna "a ~ Z.
lasstead, u Ballard. ,as 80 =. ~
" me mining town Il g'sala
pound division, !" ne IL.
~ me boxing between M.
members Tydail ana nslAf
lighting a. li5 pounds 49,. ..p, 4 Z
80, as.o 'D'nda. when The fSrrs s ! \. =
given decision On 4 fossl "'' ~
"gartr knocked Out Nc
ANf second round ~ Il 'F I
- pounds This vas ~ ~ !
amusing scrap u shs $3.50 ~ re
~ me lss-Dound class NJ.
managed TO lover he eaIs,. s !. =
club mate. Freer. ' y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23

TIE BASEBALL POT rs sTLL slmMERiEo. ALTHOUGH the
general indignation meeting called
Portland deal has adjourned generally nothing
be done until MccrdIe aud pugdae
far from the Of battle given
intended 70 do a sheridan. therea nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
WEBsTER-ATrElI
MILL NEXT on
CARDS

Los ANGELES Nax = -.
Webster and Monte A,,s.I ~
worried their way thfoarh "A. :, n 4
tails % their coming lss Z, ~, 81
sill b. staged At MccareT. W. ~,
Junction pavilion gor. "a
The little fighters me- 4. n.
Iarcys and agreed 10 wesys /.
~ pounds at s o'clock IRE -,
o. the battle. and each signtf,.s 4,
Willingness 70 post a sac y, y
As.e On uhe outcome II tha ea.,.,.
The boys viii fight Ten ru,,ss NJ, - !.
a newspaper aeciKl0n. shs xiss y. n /.
be hailed as king n ths hss,s...
nnd 70 become the psxnsasr y ~. Y
tareys championship asr,sS W, ~.
The trophy waA ugfsFAl y Nv ~ ~
ncsting o. the pair Il ia cisy 49,
months ago. bot. owhg wxM.
rcfgence o. opinion a. 8 - -.
ner among the .ocal spsising xrss.
ers. the prize vas hela M
Both men sppssr 70 b Il s,s
class conditien Nehzfer. alssrs !
local favorite. wehzbIy wli, -,
the ring a slight tsxefsse n the -
Ting, bat there promises 10 b s,es,v|
~ Aiteil money d sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
BROADWAY HIGH
IN ATHLETIC
REVOLT

nroadway's defeat by Lincoln last
Saturday was the last tulch needed
% fan tho fiRmc OF athletic diacon
tent that has been fiiekefinE ail
season The loss OF the interachOlas.
tic championship was bitter pill
TO the broadway students, and now
everyone "a trying 90 place the
hiamo for tho teams failure ON
SOMEONE cihe'B shoulders.
j Fletcher Lewis. who has been
IA charge OF school athletics FOR the
last three years. has announced his
intention Of rcsigninR on the first Of
the year The football contingent
are az outs with Coach Lewis, claim
ing that his work with the squad
has not been entirely satisfactory
They point 20 the fact that In 1907.
with practically the same team that
Coach Frost put ht the head q all
the schools In tho West. broadway,
upder Lewis coaching. lost the
championship 90 spokane Lewis,
Tor his part. says that u the faculty
had backed hlm up he could have
obtained better results
Can't Have Sweaters.
Another point Of Issue ia that w
=. Gclgcr. president 81 the school,
says that hs ylli not allow the
athletic association TO bus sweaters
Tor the boys who have won iett9rH IN
football this season.
During the season the association
has taken In f2,fop. which ls nov IN
tho treasury The boys think that u
II only right that the fellows who
earned this money BY pla bina the
game should have some mark of ap-
probation shown them by The
school
Roveral revolutionary resolutions
have been drawn up aud are being
circulated among ihr students az tie
school for hifners These resuistlunHi
" hieh VIII b. presented 90 Ar. Get
ser ard 70 the school board. set forth
the points that the students con-
slider an infringement ripen their
rights
Amonx other things. Il Il stated
that Sir. geigrr for personal
reasons. would not aiiew the team
a. 60 20 Spokane Thursday 20 play
Occur d'Aiene when the trip would
have cost che team nofhlnE
Mr c,1igsr has been N rhafEe
~ the school ninee ises He was
brought hero ~ the schonl board
90 stamp out high school ffaf#rs
Elgiem and Morarities. and the stud
Eats sAy that since that time he
has b~sn tryinR 20 stamp opt
schani athiQttca
broadway IL after 'sncacH Brin
ksr % coach next years football
tcanf.
Lineoin's Score Strssehsd.
Tho fact that oliver Cults. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
Linsoln's Score s,s.sslpsd.

Tho fact that Oliver Cults. who
umplred last Saturday, game. has
rsx eraed the decision that he made
on the field dissilowinx Masgirss
long run for a touchdown. has not
cleared the Hfmaaphefe around
Broadway cults nov admits that
re misingcrpr.se the rule. and that
Lincoln should have had the game
~ either 10 20 Q % ~ 70 O. OF
course thia cnmsa too late to change
the official score. but Il aonen 4
haip 70 sr,oosha the ruffied rAssaa-
age ~ the naughty Hruadwmva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
BORLESkE HURT
DURING PRACTICE

WAi.iA WALLA. Nov 1s.-vin-
cont Borieske captain and star half
back - the Whitman team. wha IN.
iurcd yesterday IN practice and viii
not b. able 10 play ia the Thanks
swing game against oregon State
College Borieske'E right lex vas
badly twisted. the liEameafs being
torn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
THURSDAYS GAME
MAY NOT SOLVE
PUZZLE
Several "Ifs" That May
Bring Pullman Into the
Fight for Football SUI
premacy - Washington
Should Win.

r,om tho comparative scores
,,ase thls year. washington Is due
e. Win she game with oregon on
THANKSGIVING dag. but from the
sloom that il spread all over the
Ssmpus h would seem that thlng 3
veare the other way. However II
oregon managed 70 win from the
n 4 a. Nv score % ia 60 Q. with
sRir Chief Keck In the game. then
Oreeon has some team and Viii hc
n worthy opponent for the purple
and gold boys.
The Oregon Washington contest
has ALWAYS been a record breaker,
hat never before has II decided the
INTERCOLLEGIATE championship, a. up
20 this year Pullman has been one
Of the contcnders for the cup.
n Pullman wins from Whitman
IN their game Thursday, and Wash
inxton wins from oregon. a game
between the Farmers and the Purple
ard Goid might be necessary. on
the other hand. oregon and Pullman
might have 20 fight over the cham
psohshlp cup while the U. Of w.
looks on.
Great Fight Promised.
washington and Oregon seem 20
be the best seams IN this part 90 the
country. Neither viii give way
until the last minute. and Thurs
days game should be well fought
no matter which team wins Wee
Coyie Is a greRt field general anu
win make his eleven win u there
Is any chHrfce He will be playing
against an old enemy In f.atourette,
formerly 81 the East Side high
school OF Portland. Both men are
sopholnorcs az college and both are
now PLAYING their second year OF
intercollegiate football Max f.aNlns
will be hack IN the game Tor the
washington boys and VIII Try 70
outpunt Clarke ~ oregon. Ihie
was one ~ the interesting features
Of the struggle last year. iAteur-
cite aud Covle are both great men
In running back pnRtA ~ klaat pAft
of the game VIII be I'm the spot
light
The day u the big game Mana
ger Zednick VIII have the tnA-
mediate grounds and. In fact, AZ -
the campus uaiFolied by the student
paifee. and any small boy thai thinks
he can get ia hy the fence route
had better stay 90 home. Tho sssAt-
lie Electric Go. viii put on special
cars to handle the crowd after the
game. Tho struggle viii make 2
fitting finish 90 the great football
season that Seattle has had this
year
Past Performances.
The former sc0rew In the WASH
fngfon oregon games are
fsae--oregon ~. Washington o.
1891 and $50. No game
a-NaahinGton s. Oregon s.
1ses-OreG0n "a. Washington 9.
1g05-Oreeon ~. Washington Il.
I90s--ofeGon rs. Washington s.
1s0T-Cregpn 6. Washington O.
Washington rs. oregon 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
Underpriced Specials for Thanksgiving
A Chance to Secure a Good


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tets are this seasons best patterns We offer
giving "
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-23
EAGLES MAKE
A CLEAN SWEEP

The Eagles made a clean sweep
~ their match with the Hawks last
nlght 10 Tho Seattle Athletic clubs
winter bowling tournament Al.
though ihn tn1rnsment has isenu
running two weeks Tits IL The fret
Time that any team has son IN
straight gamea
Capt Putnam. - the Eagles. waa
high man u the evening wlsh zs7.
and hlsh average with the credit.
able figure % 49s "a
Following are the Hrafesf