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New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. pee 27AITdECEecsie's e. .dT. S
200; weak beey.s 81 80 ss 81 so' tsks sSsss 80
stockers and feeders. 81 25aS5 I9. cows enGI
heifers. s2us 10; calves, 81 7?q$I -. h4,,n
vesterdsy;s averaEe. light, s. s0a So 25 mixed.
s. 30 a S. 40; heavy. $50 SIS 20; rough s.
s. 50 ass So: bulk Of sales 50 Jog 50 :, y =
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000: weak; n.,Il.' !. =,
dS4 25 Western. 50 ~ 81 -; y.arhnSs, ~ -, -
a s. 20; lambs, native. 81 23"S5 ""' "es'e' ''
'G2iGneiTnst Dec 27-cATTLE17R3ece,io'';. r. 10
STs 81 rs a SO. cows. 81 sou 81 Is; calves acti' =
and 5oa T5c higher AZ 81 90 q $ ~. lc'
Recepts 265t; paekeIsd a@G a,'g. s,ead". pats
ars 81 25a So 30. stays 81 - q 50, coiNl"
gows. $E55as s. 81. pigs and iish's; - 5.HS"
sHEErRec'iP's i re- t6 S. IS lsMs3 iiSeg AZ !: 81
Eeef Putf1Io Dsc 27-CATTLE-Recet 8.
25c higher A. s. sod So 10. HoGs--Receipts,
1000. active and loq 30 higher hsss, ana
mixed S6554 81 Gp: Workers. 80 - z 80 90
Pdlgos- sS So 'Sa :" >ei eiEfr HYn fAMBs~Receipts
100 SLOW: snocp sJoId,; lambs &c higher
isWnr. - CT CIV Dec. 27-CATTLE-Rece.pts
: 900 including 200 southerns market STEADY
10 strong, calves. &c higher Dressed beer
snd T. SsE9E5 T. o. F'Se5s Weftcfn 81 sS1 81 5oas soc
re and feeders S4HS6: southern steers, - -
QsG so Southern cows, 81 $50 - 90; nstsEe
S0Ms soMs ssa6SssiS 1SssI calves. s4as7 25 HoGs
Receipts. 10 900; market aloe lower bulk
of sales 50 "a So 30; heavy 80 70 & 80 80 1oS.
~ 2o,"ptse& 81 oo-rso. rrrrrr--rre-rpts,
5000: market steady; mutton - aSnso ~
yearllngs. S425TS5 25 wethers SO 23g ~ ~
ev es. s3as3 So stockers and feeders " 1og
S. -. ,,
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
81 Louis Dec 2T-CATTLE-Receipts. 3Ll.;
noderateIy active and f0c lower. steers, SAT-
IS 20; heifers SO 6ons6 90; cows 81 5oqsS 80
10 iss. active and Sc higher; choice. 200 "a 285
n Sc 30GS6 As: bulk of saies. 100 N and upward:
sGass 30: packers. S. 50q 81 l5; best lights lt-'
~ and under IS JOdSG; fair. $5f$5 ~: best pigs
10 n and under. 81 75GSj 30; fair. Sass ~
sHEEP-Recepts. 2.463! fairly active ii anI
lambs a 50ds5: mutton sheep. So 25HS3 50
COW mon sheen. 81 756S3
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 27--wHEAT--spot steady
No Q Manitoba unquoted; No 3, IS Sd. Futures
Arm; december. as AZ March, Is $50; May,
7s 27sd. CORN-Spot steady; Ameries N
mixed. 6s 6nd. Futures weak; January, b'
Sd: February 5s 7Sd. FLoUR-Wlnter pat
ents. o7s Cd HOPS IN London Pacinc CoasD'
ri r1smf11 5s BEEF-Extra India mess.
o5s. PORK-Prime mess, Western. 93s 90.
HAMS-Short cut. 52s Cd. BACON-Cumoer-
land cut 44s Sd short rib ass. clear bellies.
46s Cd long clear middles, light 49s heavy
AIS Cd; short clear backs. 45s Cd SHOuL-
DFRSESouare 46s I.ARD-Prime Western.
tierces. 46s Cd; American refined pals. as
RI'TTER-Good United states. lips CHEESE z
Canadian finest white, lis Cd colored I!s.
TAILOW-Prme city. Sos Sd. TURPENTlNE y
-Spirits BIS ROSIN-American strained,
t6s PETROLEUM-Rehned, ID. LlNsEED
OIL 3Ss sd. TALLOW-Australian In London
S2s 30. COTToNSEED OILr-Hull refined
London. Dec 27.-RAw sUGAR--Centrifu.
gal las Cd: muscovado, lbs Sd. BEET
sUGAR-December, los. LINSEED-Csicuttsl
April-Junc COS Cd. LINSEED OIL, 3Ss Sd
SPERM OIL. f34 los PETROLEU M-Ameri-
can refined. 6i.d; spirits. "a. TURPENTlNE,,-
spirits. ais Sd. ROSIN-American strained
IDS Sd; fine, lSs =
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. = Money on call
opened at 3a4 per cent: highest, per cent
lowest, 3is per cent: closing, 9i9 per cent
ruling rate. Sa4 per cent. Time money, was ,a
Quoted lower There was no especial IN.
crease in the demand, and fair amount
was offered. Rates. S&.d4 per cent for slXty
and ninety days: 4d4l4 per cent for four,
five and six months. Mercantile paper was
issued in moderate amounts. The apsorp-
tion was fairly good. Rates, 4tg+% per
cent for sixty and ninety days indGrsea d4n;ea
bills receivable. 4l2G5 per cent Tor cnoiSe
four TO six months single names oq5H
Per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
n,arket opened easier. with rates down l0
to IS points from YESTERDAY seoEi E9ns sS,o yer
demand sterling. 4s29Od4s3 for sixty day
bills and 4.slioa4sll3 for ninety DAY bllIs; ! 40
short francs were quoted at. 5lSst plus 20
and short reichsmarks at 20. Inc 1naIhet
was easier in the afternoon, shoWlns ,a a
further decline of 10 to IL points from ~ tne -
opening Gables were quoted qs6do at s5os tS9sSd sSd
sjY;,. dav hills at S2oOd4S3 Short francs
held around Asa. plus 1-S2 and short relchs-
marks 95 less 1-32d95.
Il
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

spot quiet and 10 points higher at $500 for
middng upland: delivered on contract, 600
bales. Llverroo cables: Spot quiet, sales. 1000
bales; speculation and export 800; American
1000; imports, II. coo: American. 1000. Mid
ding upland. sod. Futures opened quiet at ga
points decline: closed steady. las points lower
december 4S7i I'D; December-January, 4.N'd;
January-E'ebrusry. 4.SId; February M3rch
4 Sgd, March-April. 491d: April May 493ihd
Nay-Iune, GOD: June-July. 4Vsd; July-Augnst
r Oei5d: August September, 5.Old; september
October s0fi.d: October November. 5.02d.
COFFEE-Out Of a days business Of "a 800
hags % 500 represented dealings in December
y,Lich commands premiums OF from - points up
10 1O7 points over later positions, and II was
claimed that around l4c for December II Is more
profitable TO sell this position and deliver the
rcffee than to try to sell spot coffee at street
trlces Roasting interests took practically all
offered for December delivery and held prices
within range OF 10 points. Interest In the other
months was comparatively small In HaVre De
Ccmber was Il. francs lower while late months
vyere !. lower 10 u higher, Hamburg was un-
changed to J.. pfennig advance. Rio remained uno
changed and Santos showed an advance or ~
reis cost and freight offers from Brazil were
errn az unchanged to slightly higher, spot in
active ami unchanged at l4iac for Rio No !.
ocal contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
FORECLOSURE SALE POSTPONED
D., T. & l. Railroad May Go to Highest
Bidder on January g.

Detroit, Dec T-The foreclosure sale OF
the Detroit Toledo G. Ironton Railroad was
to-day postponed for the third time by
order OF United States District Judge An
gell. April is the new date fixed. The
date changed to-day was January and the
original date was October ). To-day's post
ponemeEt announced by the special master,
+. w. VOORHEES,, was made upon petition
Of the New York Trust Company, holding
second mortgage bonds 1t is reported that
the respective bond holding interests are
disnclined TO take over the road. and tnat
no prospective purchasers have appeared
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
Rankers' posted rates follow:

. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE 49, Boston Joe
,reyDiuTn. Chicago. 25c premiumi New
Orleans commercial soc discount 6anK P5d 1Sc &c
pI pIeIi,i11 assed. Minneapolis 20c premium
rbaTieston. buying par selling l-l0 per cen cent
nremium; san Francisco, sight Z'2c' tele-
graph &c
Rank CLEARINGS. - New 1ork, ex
changes S2S6, $50 479. balances $l3,&I9D; Bos-
tor Exchanges $50 7941G7, balances $1.S93'2l9;
Philadelphia, exchanges $3.l6223S balances al oSa
81 2T5 90: Baltimore. exchanges So'le-o--'
balances SS33,307
SILVER MARKET.-Commercl par sl sli-
yer, 542sc: Mexican silver dollars, 4oc' bar
silver I'm London closed al % Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1885, LIS
bon, 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York Is quoted at ZOli2
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
N.w Ynrk. necemher y. lal

New lnFk, l'e'ef1nfT - ifl y
prEVTS-Rcceiuts i05 cars or I go head. {.
., ears on sale steers tower and the advance
m Yesterday lost: bulls fairly steady: cows dn'l
ard easier. general sales tOai5c lower for me
aim, TO good stock. Medium 10 prim" steers
soN a, 81 e5Ts7 20 per 100 NJ common oxen,
q So buIls 81 son - ~: cows S?asi Is: tail
srds 81 T5 Dressed heef slow at sdl2isc for
native sides IIverpool cattle market lower 90
N 4 di2c dressed weight In addition 10 the ondl
saIes-S Sanders: % Pennsylvania steers,
o7n n average. 81 per 100 N. q. li3s ~ - ~;
: bulls. 1928 n. s. SI !: ilso n. 40 &
Inp' 600 N 81 l2iI, . s5O M $40: ?. s23 n,
sc o5: la. $50 ID. 81 75 Is. ss' No. 81 N' II. SAT
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room bv Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For account Of Superintendent Of Banks In
charge Of the Carnegie Trust Company IN
liquidation. 20 -
81 900 Pineeaid Compan" first mortgage 1O-year
= uer cent gold bOnds. due 1913; November
1909 coupons attached, t.......,.....'.' '>oVV
BY order OF executors.
G3 shares Brooklyn Warehouse and storage Com.
pany ..............'. - =. - ~
100 shares Colorado Fuel and Iron company pre-
feTTed .............. - ~
20 shares Terminal Warehouse Company .1O3is
For account OF whom II may concern
e. 600 Peoria Railway Terminal Company first
mortgage per cent bonds. due January, 1"3t :;
guaranteed by Chicago. Rock Island Pacific
Railway and Chicago & Alton Railway; inter
est January and July; accrued interest TO be
charged % y
GG02s shares Estates Of Chatham. ........ Sl.lOD
100 shares Crocker q Wheeler Company com
........s..s.. %
25 shares New York Produce Exchange Bank 20
100 shares jefferson Bank ...........::..... 1876
100 shares American Druggists Syndicate; per
share Observation-Disclosures. '.'.''.. .S5
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
. with moderate demand at
RICE Steady.

full prices . -. ,,cbanpea. ene
stGAR-Rehned dull but 1nCnnns1 NH nrohshIv hns
granulated. 5T5c and that pas,s VII, In PTnnSo1
beet sugar was 81 higher, with peHemoer Dec % ana ana
January at los: raw, here dIi eic ana musco. 1o.
changed. centrifugal, SO test 80. so,o, sugar 40
test, g ssc Receipts OF raw sugar al i911 9oa
United states ports during the wesn, ,. i",OS spS
5y 900 v.sr seo MEETINGS. $4,000. against
IS 900 last week and 1000 last year. lo,a1 ,i
stock 100, 900. against 11s.sOO last week anu
90 200 a year ago
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
MINING
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Dec. 27.-Black rust attaching ne nc
,-i,ai mari o. the Argentine crop. that sown in
the rich provinces 20 the south. gave sudden
strength n. .dav TO the market for wheat 'losius
rrlcas we're fc 10 1ikc higher than last night.
corn showed a net gain of asd i2c 70 1ieh sc
and oats an advance of h04c 20 1d1hc. lAtes,
trading left hog products varying from unchahEeI
figures to nc higher. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec T.-CLOVERSEED-Cssh
sl2 80: December. s12 80: March; sl2 ~ ;
stt s5G SIP: rejected, sl1 G0aSl1 10 no estab-
Iished grade. IS 40a $1l. ALSIKE-Prime. sl1; ;
December s1l. March. sll Is. TIMOTHY
Prime 81 32la; December. 81 32i2; March
-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

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New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady and un-
changed.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine without
important change. Rosin and tar also quiet
and unchanged.
OILS-tnseed oil unchanged. Rehned petro-
lcum steady az 735c for standard white In
boTgels at New York
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid Asked
I. 1ni. II

Furnished by Charles Head 6 Co, No. II Broad
street, New York;
LAND.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December 81. 1911:
GRAIN -WHEAT-Advices from Argen.ii,a ,a
were bullish. and as result there was active
buying and prices at the close were firm, win
a net gain OF 1Nlkc. private caoIes re-
black rust In portions on the Southern belt ana
Buenos Ayres showed excitement with
an advance ~ IL n &c. European MAJ ~ ~ >
were also higher and there were some Colit-
plants regarding too much rainfall In both
the United Kingdom and in France. Nortn-
western markets firm. After the covering was
ovrr tho market became quiet. but offerings
were small and final prices were near the Up
The European visible Supply showed ,I,, Ge
or, ase for the week Of 10000 bushels, MAKING
a total Of sJ.44s.OO0 bushels. compared with
11O.300.000 year ago. the canadian vlsloie i
showed an increase OF 23s'Ooo Tor the VIZ, ~
which brought the total American visible 10
SIS SOS 600 compared with j3,sl6,OO0 last year.
Stocks at Chicago were reported az - ISouUOO O
bushels. with contract stocks OF pI3JoOo
bushels No . red here, 964.c elevator, ex-
port basis. and 9Shc b ahoat; 80 North-
ern Duluth 81 IS o ahoat CORN-Firmer,
advancing ilc for December. while later post
lions were >. 6lac higher Cash markets IN
active, prices about steady Contract stocks
Az at I1lCSE ca 929 Goo bushels Export new here
69c o b afoat OATs-Firm closing at an
advance Of . a ie standard white; % Hc an IN
natural and white clipped, OH n % &c on
track. RYE-Steady; No ?, o7c nominal.
e Buffalo to arrive. BARBEE-Steady;
mailing, 81 1Sd 81 %. c I Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yester-
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close, day
May. sI.'',o... O2% 1924 / o29. o3h O2h
Corn:
December. iZi2
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats oats.
To day ............. .539, 600 5l5.0oo 800 200 zoo
Last week. $4,000 $4,000 5i3 00 G0
Last year ......... .632.O 900 1,272,0o0 1V9i'OOo
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat. Corn.
To-day ............. 26,0oo $4,000 43WO
last week ........... 26.0OO 22s.WO 91'Vp
Last year ........... 12.00O 10000 ll3'~O
FLOUR ASD MEAI-Flour dull and un-
changed Spring patents. 50 l0aso 5O winter
:,rsshs .r4 s. 2S@.. 49, Tnss1 Ss'eaaIda so
winter. 81 s0dS3 90 extra No 2 winter, sS !og
81 SO. Kansas strsishts, 81 6oas4 so; fancy
quiet; fair to good s. 7Oas4 30; choice to fsncy.
s. ~ per 100 ib. CORNMEAI.-stesdy; kiln
drieI. So e5as3 IS BAG MEAL.-steady; fine
white and Yellow 81 COAST 65 coarse 81, ~ sS4 SSg
red dog. $50 30: city bran 500 bulk, s27 30 sacks
middling s27aS3l 50: red dog S32; hominy chop
so bulk $50 90 sacks; ollmeal, S39 oOasO.
COTTON active. nervous ana unset
tied. with fluctuations irregular, owing TO con
fictinE reports regarding the Lancashire labor
situation The market opened 4d6 points lower,
rallied 10 a net advance Of 7al4 points and then
eased off from the bes4, closing steady at a net
advance of 2qi0 points. few stop orders were
uncovered on a scale up, but rumors that the
nrrned and closing prices were 4a5 points off
from the best. Southern spot markets were un-
changed TO Lice lower, and only light sales
were reported Local contract prices;
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Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year
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Dill AnEI pAIA STOCKS.

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BROAD street New York. and No. 122 South
Ath sfrnnf Ihllnleuhia.l
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Furnished By Eflnsham Lawrence & Co.. No
Ill Broadway
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SUNDAYS NEW-YC sk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICIPAI BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by williams. Mcconnell g. Coleman
No. 80 Wall street
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

potcd by Boyer. Grlswold & Co. No. ~ Broad
Wdy.l
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 101lI27)

~
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j "'''' Pine street,
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NEW Work. PRICES.

Yester-
Wheat. Omen High Low Close. day.
December. bIs gos
May. / O2S O3h / 02's o3iS o2h
Corn:
IZl2
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
L,,r,t.bed nv w. " Coler & Co. No 43 Cedar
"' street,
Accrued interest to be added

! ,Coupons interchangeable tRtsistered' lCou-
1 pons IRegistcred and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28

meut prices declined 3nlO points Cash demand
Inactive. Local contract prices
Evening journal., 1911-12-15
MOTORCYCLTNC
WINTER SPORT
Cold Weather No Bar to Use
of Power Wheel Over
Good Roads

Winter may hold some terrors for
the enthusiastic motorcyclist. but the
season of cold. snow and ice is no
longer a real obstacle. Tho enthusi-
astic motorcyclst just puts on warm
er clothing and keeps going.
An early example of this brand of
enthusiasm Is that set by II. G.. Bran.
of Madison, Wis. BY this time he is
we'll on his way to Memphis, Tenn,
having passed through indianapolis
recently.
Bran saw a business opportunity in
Memphis. Forthwith he mounted his
motorcycle and turned its nose south.
There was two inches of snow ahead
Of him when he left Madison. but this
did not daunt him. He went ahead
and completed the first 300 miles at
indianapolis with no engine or tire
trouble He reported the going" as
somewhat heavy" until after he left
Chicago. but he is getting there and
Is enjoying the ride just the same.
More and more motorcycles like
automobiles. are becoming all-the-
year-round machines. This is due
largely. perhaps. TO the need they fill.
| Particularly is this true in the com
mercial field. The owner who finds
! the motorcycle a great convenience in
summer is not willing to deprive him
self OF its advantage i'm the winter
months. The conditions under which
It is operated in the winter are not
conducive to maximum results al
ways, but it Is so far and away ahead
Evening journal., 1911-12-15
RECORDS GO In
SIX DAY MEET
Riders Had Passed Old Fig
ureS at End of Yesterdays
Work
EXPECT AMERICAN TEAM
TO WIN TIE HONORS
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Dec 15.-Old time race
followers today declared their belief
that all previous records will be brok-
Ell in the present six-day bicycle race
and that the final laps of Saturday
night which will decide the winner,
will be one of the most thrilling ever
seen in the Madison Square Garden.
The old record was passed last night.
Many believe the race now lies be-
tween the teams OF Kramer-Moran,
Fogler- Clarke and Lorenz-SaldOw
with the chances best for the Ameri-
can riders. Since Clark and Kramer
are regarded as the best sprinters in
the world, many believe one of them
will win.
The failure of the private detectives
to eject the "sleepers" from the gar
den this year. means that more than
a thousand men and boys who entered
last Sunday night at midnight. will be
at the track Saturday night when the
race ends. These persons have spent
the entire week in the garden, sleeping
on the benchs, awakening only when
cheering indicates that a sprint is on
They make their meals off the 'hot
dogs" sold in the basement and per-
form their abulation at the fire hy-
drants. In the past il has been th
custom Of the private officers to drive
them out of the garden two or 1hrea
times during the week, but this yeaI
the "weekers" banded together and re.
sisted all efforts to make them leave
Peter Prunty, the announcer arose
in his stand at the Garden at daylight
today and shouted
James Edwards. James Edwards
Your wife telephones that you have
been here at the siX-day race siac,
Sunday night. She wants you to cal
her up and let her know If you Will b,
home for dinner next Sunday"
IF James Edwards" was there, h'
didn't respond.
Evening journal., 1911-12-15

Tho mid-week shoot Of the DUPONT
Gun Club was held yesterday after
noon with 16 local shooters out. The
scores were low. the damp wind in
terfering with the marksmaen. w. S.
Colfax, Jr.. defeated J. T. Robertson in
the Glass A challenge cup A to AZ.
A squad composed of w. NJ. Ham
mond, J. II. M.nnick, T.. e. DUPONT
and J. b. McHugh and VIM. NJ. Foord
shot out the anniversary program.
Foord being high with a score Of 90,
The results OF the shoot follow:
Evening journal., 1911-12-15

Of old methods that II is pressed into
service practically during the entire
year
Even those who ride motorcycles
merely for pleasure and recreation
are not content TO store the machine
away for five or six months out Of the
year. They keep at It as long as the
sun shines and the snow isn't over
their heads.
Last winter there were many en-
thusiasts who celebrated the coming
Of the new year by starting out the
minute midnight had struck out on
the night Of December 81 for run OF
100 miles. Many Of these first-of-the-
year centuries were recorded. Also
/ there was more than one attempt al
long-distance travel I'm which the
motorcycle triumphed over weather
and road conditions that seemed i'm
! possible.
Evening journal., 1911-12-15
GREAT DAY
BEFORE TRAPS
Lyon and German Sheet To-
morrow for Clay Bird
Championship
PISTOL SHOTS ALSO
IN COMPETITION SHOOT

Crack shots of the country are in
terested in the outcome of the worlds
championship shoot tomorrow for the
L. c. Cup, emblematic of the clay
pigeon honor, over the DUPONT Gun
Clubs traps. George Lyon, Of Dur
ham. n. c., and Lester S. German, Of
Aberdeen, Md, are the contestants.
The cup is now held by Mr.. Lyon, and
the match is at 200 targets. shot under
three different styles of shooting; 100
targets in the regulation style over
the Leggett- Ideal Automatic Trap,
which is located Immediately in front
of the club house Fifty 500 targets
will be shot at by each man over five
Expert Traps, which have been in
stalled at the far end of the grounds
near the woods, where the No. / trap
was in position during the Eastern
Handicap last July.
Each man shoots at five targets sent
from five unknown traps, five yards
apart His opponent shoots at five
and after they shoot at 25 each in this
quail-like cunning style, each man
tries at 25 pairs sent from the Leg
gett trap. Both men tied last Septem-
Der, and in the shoot-off Lyon won
the match. The gunners have been
practicing hard for the cup contest.
The DUPONT Gun Club celebrates its
! first anniversary tomorrow with a
great program. The crack shots will
/ be out in force for the handicap and
| free-fOr-all gWeeDstakes
/ Pistol shooters of the Philadelphia
! Rife Association will meet the dupont
Gun Club pistol shooters in a match
| tomorrow afternoon. The dupont
team will be composed of Captain
Casey, Lieutenant Harkins. Lamettc
DUPONT, Irenee DUPONT, David Apple
by and f. G. Ackart.
The prizes to be shot for are five
sterling silver spoons, similar in de-
sing to those used by the shotgun di-
vision each week.
The match will attract the best
pistol shots in this section. This
match starts at O'Clock under the
following coDditions:
Team Of five men.
The four high scores to count.
Ten shots at 80 yards, on the Stand
ard American Target.
Weapons. any revolver or pistol.
Ammunition. any.
Time, one minute a shot.
Procedures: One double target with
firing point shall be assigned to eact
team. A fresh target shall be huns
for each mans score of 10 shots. II
this way two men can occupy the fir
ing point of each team at the sam'
time. The boys in the pit will no
mark the value of the shots, but viii
merely indicate the position of same
At the conclusion of each mans score
his target will be detached from thu
frame and brought to the firing point
where the score will be counted.
The first of the five events starts a
10 o'clock, and tho Lyon-GermaI
match at ! o'clock Lunch will b.
served at the club house.
Evening journal., 1911-12-15
BIG SPECIAL SALE OF PIPES
AND SMOKERS ARTICLES

We just bought. at a big sacrifice.
an immense stock of pipes and
smokers supplies sold preparatory
to stock taking by a big New York
manufacturer and importer.
This lot includes Bread, Calabash,
Meerschaum, Briars. with and with
out cases; White Pipes, plain and
carved: Indian Head. Health and
Novelty Pipes of all descriptions.
Pipes from 10 cents to SIS each.
Just Right Pipes at Alright Prices.
A large lot of Smokers Sets, Cigar
and Cigarette Smokers and Cases,
Humidors, Brass Ash Trays. Tobacco
Bags and Cigars Lighters also came
in this shipment. Sale now on. Set
our ad on Page 4.
SELAK & HOFFMAN,
41S Market Street,
Evening journal., 1911-12-15
POOL TOURNEY.

w. Ryan, of the Loyal Order o.
Moose, defeated "Yock" Leshem. Of
the lrish-American. last night in the
individual pool championship games
of the tri-city clubs. The next game
will be played next Monday night Al.
Irish-American Hall, between Ryan
and Leshem. The score last night
was 125 to 81 points.