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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
rINTIc STOCKS ARE HIGHER.
New York Also Moves Up on Local
Mining Stock Exchange.

Mining Stock Exchange.
Tintic securities, especially Iron Bios
som. Sioux Consolidated and Colorado.
were stronger today. The volume of
trading was low. In fact. II was scarce
ly Is per cent of what 1t was one year
ago. 1t was also lower than the aver
age of the past few months. The total
number of stocks disposed of this morn
Ing was 45. 300. while the amount repre-
sentcd by the transactions was $780,
657.25.
New York was one of the lively Sc
curlties on the list, The report of
strike at the property caused a quick
raise in the stock and II jumped to 12A
cents at the opening but dropped to 111s
cents at the close.
Colorado showed considerable activi-
ty and sold from 81 to S5 cents. which
is the best price secured in several
days. Iron Blossom was in the same
class. only its change In price WIS
more marked. 1t was sold today al 81
and IS cents Sioux Consolidated WAS
also much stronger and was disposed OF
at 90 conts
Ever since the Silver King Consoll-
dated suit has been on hearing. the
price of Silver King Coalition has
sagged Today 1t dropped TO 50. There
were but few bidders for the stock
On the curb market Opox was the
star performer. From 72 cents II
climbed quickly. and was selling at rs
cents at tho close. The following were
the sales made on the curb this morn
ing: Five hundred shares OF Federal
Ely at IL cents: 1000 shares OF Ely
al of e1no
Opex at ~ cents 100 at 70: 200 at 70; 200
at 73: 100 at 7S. seller so days 200 at
70: 200 at rs. seller 60 days; 200 at "a:
700 at IS
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions. received over their private wirs
this afternoon:
COMSToCK,
Ophlr. 2.0592.O715; Mexican. 1.7o6
1.7212 Gould & Curry, 32633; Con. Va.
1.121@l.75; Savage, SO bid: Hale g.
Norcross 54956: Yellow Jacket. lao
bid: Belcher. 1.20 bid; Confidence. 72
@74; Sierra Nevada, 27@29. Chollar, &c
bid.
Tonopah Nevada. 665 bid; Montana
Tonopah, So bid. Tonopah Extension.
15 asked MacNamara. 2SG30: Mid
way. 25@27; Tonopah Belmont, LOO
176; Tonopah North Star, 2@3; Rescue,
1@2; Jim Butler. 11@12
BULLFROG
National Bank, bid: Bonnie CIar,
10 asked; Montgomery Mtn.. asked:
Homcstake Con. asked; Tramp Con-
4 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con. asked: Dexter. 3
bid: Pinenut, l asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvicw Eagle, IL asked: Nevada
HIS, 30 asked Pittsburg Silver Peak.
20 bid; Eagles Nest. 2M4. Round Min.
81 bid; Rawhide Queen. rs asked. Raw
hide Coalition. IS bid
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm, bid, Jumbo Ext, 29@
30; Kendall. bid Booth 16 asked:
Blue Bull, asked; Silver Pick, l1@l2:
Blue Bell, 2@S: Hibernia asked: st.
lves' IL bid; Lone Star 4 sales: ORC,
7@S; Atlanta. 16@1S. ct. Bend, S44;
Red Top Ext 2 bid. Florence, 21O bid.
D'held b. r. Cons. 263: Goldneld
Daisy, asked; CT BEND Annex, l ask
ed: Kewnnos. sac, Portland. bid:
CrackerJnck. bid, r Mohawk. 2 bid;
Red Hills. 5@6; Y Tiger. 76S: Grand
ma. bid; Goldflold Con, 755 asked:
Dheld Triangle. l asked: C o. D., IL
asked Florence Ext'n, l asked; Col.
Mtn,, s bid.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York. Feb. 17.-Money on call
easy y @3 per cent: ruling rate az:
closing bid 2& offered at 9
Time loans steady; so days 3h Der
cont and 90 days ~ @3%: six month,
3%94.
Close-Prlme mercantile paper AZ
al 8 per cont Sterling exchange stead.
with actual business In bankera bIIl,
at 4.S4.40@ 4.s4 so for go days at AS.
40 for demand
Commercial bills 4ss1z @4s4h.
Bar silver. 52A
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady; railroad,
firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George I. Christensen to Thomas
C. Sorensen. lots 13 and IA. block l.
WeSt Grand View -.-.........,.-...S 500
Florence Il. Gibbs to Otto Andcr-
son ct al. part OF lot 10, all of
lot 1e block 2. Lincoln Park. ...... COO
Owen Myers and wifc to Isaac Les
ter. lots IL and IA, block 4. Coats &
Corum's So. Gale Add............ eco
Martha D. Perkins ct al, to George
A Davis and wife part OF lot s.
block SO, plat A..,.s............-...., 500
Laura b. Tuttlc to jane L. Burt
part of lot 4. block So plat d.. | 500
II, B, Scott and wife to Bert Spat--
ten. lots and 3. block 3 South
Lawn Sub. -..- ..................,.,. 600
Caroline e B. Trowbridgc to James
c. Thomas. part of lot 6. block Is,
e-acre 1850. r.,..s'...-. ...ss..s. III
Harry Webb and wife to Samuel
Bripton, part of lot 2, block ID
plat A, o-acre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Thomas Blake and wife to Thomas
W. Blake part of section q, town
ship 3 south. range 1 wcst........ /
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BUFFALO CON. ORE is RICH.
Property Now Has Three Feet of High
Grade Orc I'm the Tunnel

Col. George w f. Dorsey, vice-presi-
dent of the Buffalo consolidated
property working the Hercules prop
erty on Lion Hill at Ophir, has Just
received some fine samples from tho
strike made there several days ago.
The country round about the Buffalo
has Yielded some exceedingly rich ore
and the assays show that there Is still
much of the rich metal loft
The assays of the rick exhibited by
Col Dorsey showed the presence OF
666 ounces of silver, 10 per cent lead
and $3.50 In gold. This ore body has
been followed for 20 feet along the
tunnel and 1t continues to increase
In richness. Col. Dorsey declares there
Is now throe feet of the above ore in
the face of the tunnel which now has
vertical depth OF 225 feet Samuel
j. Pollock is general manager OF the
mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
AFTERNOON Sales

AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 100 at 81 seller so: 1900 at SO
seller 60: 200 at 49 seller co.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at 2
Columbus. 1000 ut So; 100 at 81 SELL
er 60.
Crown Point, 500 at Z.
East Tintic Development 500 at SIX
Iron Blossom, 1,600 at 81; 200 at 81
buyer 30: 500 at 81 buyer 80.
King William, 1000 at g.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 49,
Mason Valley, 100 at 195.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at buyer 60.
Now York. 800 at 1211; $500 at II:
1000 at 111f.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
BANKRUPTCY FOR COMPANY.

lola Kan, Feb. 17.-Followng the
announcement made fow davs ago
that bondholders had taken over tho
Cockerlll Zinc company interests the
Commonwealth Trust company of 81
Louis. as trustees for the bond hold.
ers. Instituted suit here yesterday tn
foreclosc on the property
George F. Nicholson OF Kansas Citv
VINO holds the greater part of the
bonds Ifs expected to take charge of
tho compnny's property Tho petition
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

Butte & London. bid: Cumberland
Ely, 7@9; Giroux Consolidated. 9M 90
Is; Nevada Consolidated. 22%@M;
Nevada Utah. / 7-16@9-16 Nipissing,
lom II Tennessee Copper, a2 a 13sH
Utah Copper. 5oA@A; Davis DAILY,
3% Mfs: Dominion Copper, 3G5: Ely
Central. I 1S-l6@ "a Ely Consolidated.
Is 1l5-l6. Furnace Crock, 40S; Greene
G. & S. com. 1a4; Mitchell, 1-l6@s-16;
Montgomery Shoshone. * Gp1: Nevada
Smelling, &p7s. Silver Queen. 20@25:
Silver Leaf, 1o@12; King Edward.
hsG%. Foster Cobalt. 25@35. CO.
built Central, "a bid; Mckinley
Darragh. 79p so; Tintic Mining. q
h; First Nntl. Copper. 4%@5. Bos-
ton Cons, 1919 ak: Youkon Gold.
" a 4a, North Butte Extension. 1 a
8; Miami Copper. 23% % Is; b. s. Gas.
II m%; Wyoming. lob; El
Rnyo, 2M q VI; Ray Consolidated.
2l%@22. Inspiration Copper. 5-16
MSM Ray Central. 6-l6 @%; ella
Copper. S@9l; Chino Copper 12% o.
y Braden Copper. 4% az; Keystone.
AZ "a 15-16.
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
Jamaa PallocL. a. m hankara md
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
WORKING ASPHALT SANDS

A crew of ls men including survey
ors. under the direction OF Mr.. Rich
ardson have been doing assessment
work on the sand nSphaltum claims
that extend from the upper end of iho
valley along the southern chain OF hills
II Is not all assessments either. tho
deposits are soon TO be developed IL
is many years since Tom Waily used
regularly to como horc and put on a
inrso crew to work assessments for
John Be0k--yernal Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
CHAFEY MINES IN COURT.
Suit Filed Against Famous Black Hole
Property.

'"'' u ''o ~hEh'ho' itoIC
Property.
Last Monday Bonnifield & Brandon
filed the papers In a suit entitled c. d.
Mackay VS.. Chnfey Mines Co. n cor
poration. and Charles Harlowe At
the Same time 22 liens covering claims
eggregatlng $4,000 all for labor per-
formed at the mine. we're filed The
miners to whom wages were due as
signed their claims to C. D. Mackay
for the purpose of bringing suit in one
action
Some weoks ago. when the famous
BLACK Hole" was closed down, IL was
said that p. S. Chafey. manager of
the property. was in San Francisco ar
ranging for money to settle all the
claims 1t is evident that he was un-
successful In his mission. as the for
mer employees decided on fling tho
liens. The miners themselves. as we'll
as mining men in a position to know.
express the belief that the BLACK
Hole" Is one of the best propositions
In the state. and believe that with
proper management the property can
be made to pay handsome dividends
Tonopah Miner
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WE DO JOB PRINTING

How is your stock of Letter Head,
Envelopes. Bill Heads, and other Of.
flee supplles2
Let US figure with you on bIonk
books. certificates. booklets, or re.
ccipts. in fact anything in tho print
ing line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS
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LocATEs MORE CLAIMs.

Provo. Feb. 17,-W Jones Bowen and
others have located II mining claims
in the Eldorado mining district near
Santaquin In this county where there
Is considerable activity In develop
ing mining property.
James McKeown and others have
filed qult-claim deed to the
Goshen Queen Milling company to
the Nellie Nos. l to G, both inclusive,
mining claims in the Tintic district.
The consideration named Is 81 and
other valuable considerations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
CONSERVATISM

Mixed with good judgment. Is a
desirable trait to cultivate. II
you've got some money to in
vest. be conservative and learn
where to place IL so as to secure
the best interest. II Is not al
ways best to hoard your money
In a savings bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17
BOSTON CURB RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
ovor their private wire this after
noon:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17

Chicago g. Northwestern ,,-,
Chicago. MIL & st. Paul. bid - ~.
Colorado Fuel & Iron .... A..
colorado & Southern ...... ~.
delaware &c Hudson 1sr,
Donvcr e. Rio Grande ~
Denver q Rio Grande pfd. .... "a.
Erie ......... '''' ~
Great Northern pfd .1.7.
Great Northern Ore Cts. , ,,nr
Illinois Central ...,. "a
Interborough Met r.
louisville g. Nashville .1tsy
Missouri Pacific ,,........ 5onn
Missouri, Kansas & Texas i,tt
National Biscuit . ,osnn
National Lead .. s,T
New York Central .1 1Isr
Norfolk & Western .16,
Northern Pacific ....S ~
Pacinc Mail ..-.-- ...-..........ME
rennsylVanla .s.... .-.......... ..121l
People's Gas ......,.......
Pullman Palace Car ..1es
Reading iss,
Rock Island Co... .. al
ROCK Island Co, pfd. sac
Soo,lerh racine .-.r..-....-.......l2 1864
Southern Railway .. nj
Union Pacific .......... 1s:x
United States Steel .. sa,t
United States Steel pfd bid .......1zo
,r, ooaSn '.,'.. ''....s.........-,.s. 2lI
Wabash pfd ..... ............., ~
western Union go. .. "a
STANDARD OIL -.--.- ..........-
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Pioneer Roof1ngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any sizc or style made TO
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. Feb. 17-Wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. c59Se; 0ne
mediums. aou24; finc, R4H
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Black Jock 500 at 11h.
Cedar-Talisman. 1000 at 1x
Colorado. 1000 at 81; 900 at SO buyer
60; 1.200 at So: 600 at SO buyer 30; 100
at 80 buyer 15.
Columbus. 100 at e5; 200 at 90; 700
at 90; 100 at 81
East Crown Point, 1000 at a
East Tintic Con-, 500 at q
Indian Queen. 1000 at 2%
Iron Blossom, 600 at 81: 200 at IS
buyer 30; 400 at 81 seller 80: 200 at 81
seller 30.
May Day. 1000 at sH 1000 at s.
New York. 1000 at 1913; 500 at II;
1000 at 11h.
Ohio Copper. 200 at AIS.
Plutus. 1000 at 8.
Silver King Coalition, 100 at 800.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 7h: 1000 at
IN seller so; 5000 at TX; 500 at III
buyer so.
Tintic Combination. 5000 at 2.
Uncle Sam. 900 at 80.
Utah Con-, 1000 at ~.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 500 at 81.
East Crown Point. 5000 at q.
May Day, 500 at SN.
Sioux Con, 200 at So
South Iron Blossom. 500 at 1,
Uncle Sam. 100 at 1914
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular board ........ $1,000 $3.50 90
Open board ......-...10.S00 2.347.25
Totals ........4s.sO 300 slo,557.25
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alleges that the company defaulted in
two semi-annual interest payments on
S112O,0O0
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
james A. gelloSk a. Co.. banksrs and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions. received over their private wirs
this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-17

T. ]. Magner OF the firm of Whit
more & Co, of Goldneld. Is In tho
city He will leave shortly for Twin
Falls where he will go into the Jar
bridge country to make a personal ex-
animation for himself.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Entry in Ocean Race
ANSWERS TO
QUERIES

FORT JoHNSON-C. r.. Richmond. What is
the address Of R. ]. Mackenzie, owner Of Fort
johnson. a racehOTses
Care of the California jockey club.
Emcryville, Cal.
PERCENTAGES-P. f. P. City. What is the
percentage OF winning favorites, second choice
and third choice. also average prices?
In 10 years in America the per
centage of winning favoriteS has been
as 81. There is no record for second
and third choice, nor for average
prices.
COPPERTOWN-B. T.. City. Did Coppertown
win at odds OF 800 10 I at EIneryYille last yearf
How many races did that horse win. and what
were the highest odds laid against him in any
winning races and the closing official odds?
No. Started II times and won three
races Highest odds were so 10 J.,
Wednesday, March s.
IISSAK HANDICAP-Sub. City. When
the race known as the Lissak handicap run and
on what track?
1t was frst run over the track in
Oakland in 1895
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Tennis CRACKS TO
MEET IN DOUBLES
Three Days of Tournament Play
for Trophies TO Start
February 10

The tournament committee of the
California tennis club has arranged
three days of tournament play for the
present month. Doctor Younger and
Douglas Grant have given the club two
handsome trophies and the committee
has decided to let them go for handi-
cap doubles. 1t is thought that such
tournament will serve 30 revive the
interest among the players OF the club.
The cups are valuable and must be
won but once to become the permanent
property of the winning team.
Play in the preliminary round OF the
tournament will begin February -
The following day the first and second
rounds and possibly the semifnals Will
be contested. The final ma tch Will be
played the afternoon of Washington $
birthday.
Entries for the tournament should
be made with John oliver at the Cali
fornia club and must be in the hands
of the tournament committee BY s p. M
of the 18th.
The teams will be handicapped i'm
mediately after the entries close.
An entrance fee of sl.50 will be
charged all teams in the competition
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
CORONADO TENNIS
TOURNAMENT OPENS
Crack Players of California and
Other States Meet in
South

SAN DIEGO, Feb 9.-The annual
tennis tournament of the Coronado
country club, which began today,
brought together some of the crack
players of California and several other
states. The results of the play were:
Mems singles, first round-Captain ". G.. Johns
beat Simpson NJ Snssbaush. by default; NJ. III.
Wildes beat P. Zimmerman. Go, 6-1; George
Sunbearg beat Roy Holland 60, e.; Nat
Brown beat Robert Pitcairn 6--3. 6-l Winfred
Mace beat T. Lennon, by default; Kenneth Ken
dali beat A. E. Bell by default; A. V. Duncan
beat Arthur Gabriel 60, 90; T. c. Bundy
beat A. II. MacFarland, Go, SO; II. II. Braly
beat X. W. Muir. 6-2, e-3; Ward Dawson beat
f. Z. Fox. by default
Mems singles second round-T. c. Bundy beat
A. V. Duncan, 0-6, 6-2. 6-3; Fl. II. Braly
beat W Dawson. Sc. 6-1; X. Kendall beat
NJ. H. Wildes. 10. e..
Womens singles first round-Miss Golds Myer
bye: Miss Florence Sutton beat Miss Adelaide
Fenton. SO, Go; Miss Hazel Hotchkiss beat
Mrs. Walter Best Go, 6-1; Mrs. b. o..
Bruce a bye
Tomorrow viii witness the first ap-
pearance of both Miss May Sutton, the
women's champion, and Maurice Nc
Loughlin. who holds the club trophy in
the mems class.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
MACKENZIE HORSE
IS DISQUALIFIED
Fort johnson and Feature Race Hoodoo
Mess Fairfield Handicap
Bv z. w. CLARKE

The stable of Rod Mackenzie and the tnkS
OF the feature races at
again yesterday, made OF the Fae
Johnson but was hSqualhed or lours 0i
the mile event and 1t PROMISED
10 be an interesting Johnson heavily backed around
os and Jeanette rcceding the post at = to D.
followers OF speuated freely tnreeS and the shaP-
shooters drove price on Fancy tens to o to l.
the hrst but Hoffman faed to
later with Sfver Knight two
ic in front ahead OF the
the and attended him up the
along last turn and
picked the stretch Then began what
the but from the middle OF the
Silver Knight and nay pcheo n on
she rail where Silver Knight paddock Fort Johnson
n 4opcd by eased Silver Knight was
i've lengths front OF Jeanette could gaop in the slush
RAW START Anglers CROWD
The crowd the gathered at
while Noper entered his claim OF fou lap was
Immediately reversed the numbers placing Silver
Knight they 500 for his rough work
long the scored in the opening sprint
which Maud whose receded from
y got had been cut OF at
OF it. winning by SIX lengths Maud
lIcG bear May the place.
the baby race by
Dune Campbell second in Tapn booing him along
er lengths Barney Screiber Deutschland colt Ai Jones
baby barrier, and though green he
eas promise OF better things
PORT MALONE WINS EASILY
easily third and with Kederis
Bcksheep neck victory for the place
betting, to the
slashed but he finished game
fourth
and ridden by Shilling opened early
lengths ordinary led the the Steel
easy second with Mr.. Bishop third.
Picnic favorte for the closing
wit, Judge Quinn receding Metropoitans
handling Miss Picnic
Hex which surprisingly good the distance
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
CRACK BASKET BALL
TEAM AFTER TITLE
y. N. {. a. AIerfS viii Meet
States Fastest FiVes i'm
Tournament

SANTA CRUZ. Feb 9-The crack To-
cal basket ball team of the Young
Mems Christian association is out for
championship laurels. and the team this
season is made up of a fast collection
of players. The boys are after the AS
pound title, The team will enter in
the basket ball championship of the Pa
cific athletic association, which starts
next month.
The coming tournament will bring
together the fastest teams in the state
and the Santa Cruz team is recognized
as a contender The showing of the
five last season was excellent, and it
lost but few games.
Next Friday night the crack pony
team of the Young Mems Christian
association of San Francisco will play
the local aggregation here. These
teams met last season and the Ponies
were victorious in both contests. The
last game was one of the most excit-
ing of the season, as it went to the
winners by point.
While Friday nights game is but
a preliminary trial it will give the
enthusiasts a correct line on the merit
of both teams, and a fast and eXcit-
ing game is expected.
The local teams average weight is
about 145 pounds The lineup fol-
lows:
H Gosliner, guard; Albert Strong
guard Clarence Dake, forward; j. Cos
liner, forward; John Costello forward; ;
n Johnson. extra
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Olympic Club to Give
Ladies Night

The entertainment committee of the
Olympic club is making elaborate
preparations for its ladies' night in
the Colonial ballroom of the Hotel
st. Francis next Wednesday evening
AS the accommodations are limited to
TOO, admission will be by invitation
only The program will consist of
boxing, fencing, and bag punching and
musical numbers. Following the en-
tertainment there will be a dance
The moving pictures of the New
Years day run to the beach were not
successful on account of the cloudy
weather on that date, so the Southern
Pacific railroad company will again
take them next Sunday, when the club
will repeat the walk of January >. The
pictures are TO be used in advertising
the state throughout the world. Ar
rangements have been made to leave
the Mckinley monument. Oak and
Baker streets, at 9 o'clock. A special
car will leave the clubhouse at Sis
a. M, reaching the starting point in
ample time. Bathing suits will be
provided at Al Leans training quarters.
The directors have put All Lean in
charge of the massage department of
the club.