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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Cotton opened steady
at a decline Of 2 points to an advance OF 1
point, which was lower than due on the rela-
lively steady cables. Trading was active, but
the market seemed nervous. with smaller opera
tors evening up for over the government crop
estimate. 70 ne published this afternoon. some
OF the more radical bears were heavy sellers
The market showed comparatively little change
during the first hour, with active months rul-
Ing about / 70 points under Saturday close.
Prices generally easd off 70 net loss OF
about 4G6 points during the middle OF the
morning with December. January and March
contracts making new low records for the
season. but tie decline was checked around this
level by Gov sring and the trading later was
less active with the market at midday a
point or two up III % the lowest.
Leading bears were heavy sellers during the
early afternoon and before the government 8
estimate was issued prices sold at net loss OF
TO 10 points. With nearly all the active
months making new low records for the season.
The estimate making the growth of the season
IA. SS5. 500 bales OF 500 pounds gross. exciud-
ing linters. was followed by very heavy trad
ing with orders so well divided that after
further break OF to points. the market show
ed little movemnt.
NEW YORK COTTON
The Following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today.
Tone steady; middling, o 2oIo0c; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

furnish you $1,000 worth OF religious books
and Bibles credit till Fall and teach you
how TO sell from 100 to $4,000 worth Of
books per week. and take notes from purchas
ers. payable next FAN. VIII allow you $500
per week for expenses and show you how to
make from $4,000 to $4,000 per month. No
one but men u years OF age and over with
good character. who furnish horse and
buggy need answer. Don't write unless you
mean business. We are busy and haven't time
to lose with those who are not ia earnest. State
age give three business men as reference. No
letters answered unless references given.
Phillips Boyd Publishing Company. No. 50 North
Pryor St. Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 11---cotton futures
opened steady unchanged 20 points OFT COM
pared with Saturdays close. Cables were not
quite M 70 expectations but considerable rain
In the cotton country caused scalpers 70 MINK
twice abcut selling short Immediately after
the call prices OF the trading months were 70
points down Both sides were waiting on the
governments estimate Of the crop ana traders
OF all classes were unwilling to increase tneir
commItments prior to IL At the end Of the
first half hour Of business prices were IN
changed TO I point MP compared with satnr
days close
with the filling Of orders that had aecumu
lated over Sunday ont OF the way the market
Apparently settled down TO the conviction that
the governments erop guess would De oeansn
Tbs led to some unloading from the long side
and q very moderate amount or short selling
from traders who wanted to go over the bureau
figures that way.
At noon nrices OF the trading months were
to points under Saturdays close.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
n. toIioutn0 Sxere the ruling prices on the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
Break in Market

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 1.-THE govern
ment's estimate OF ASSOC bales as this
seasons growth OF cotton in the south
was somewhat over - average expecta-
ton here Prices the most active
months In the future market broke Is
ports within q couple OF minutes after
the posting Of the figures
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following werp the ruling prices on g
exchange today
Tone steady; middiing. s1te;. easy. -
SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. steady. s 13-16c.
New York. quiet. 20 l0oc.
New Orleans. steady, exc.
Liverpool. steady. ae-l0Od
Galveston quiet. slice.
Wilmington. steady. sac.
Norfolk steady. DC.
RaIttmore. nominal. ehc.
Savannah. steady. sac.
Ihiladelphia. steady 4o-1OOc.
Boston steady Q 20-10oc.
Mobile. steady. sfkc-
Charleston steady. sac.
81 Louie quiet exc.
Houston. quiet. 9kc.
Memphis. nominal, 9Ac.
Augusta. quiet. 9hc.
Louisville. quiet. 6-ioc.
Macon. steady SAC.
Cefuu5ia steady sac.
Charlotte. steady. sac. ar
Little Rock. o''set &C.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tone quiet snd steady: sales 5000; MID
To Tone quiet but stady; sales. 1900; middling,
4.sSd.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

tagIon. Try It. Your money back II not salts
fled. No free sample fraud. Crayors for men,
suppositories for women. BY mail $1.O0 per
box. Six boxes for So. co. Circular free. Address
Or. Rowe, ITO N. Pearl St.. o, Buffalo, N x.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

MEN and boys to learn automobile business;
new and modern machinery; new cars, best
equipped school north south; good positions
for graduates. Charlotte Auto School, Charlotte
N g.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL 6IOhES
SAVANNAH, Ca. Dee. 11.-Spirits firm, 49c;
sales no: roeIn firm: wsfer white. $7.T5; win
dow glass 81 so. N 81 o: NJ. s. 90: X. 50 70;
l, s6 80: n. $s.47lsGe.50: G. SO. 42hdo so;
go; B. ss 27hG6.35. Receipts OF spirits.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF NAVAL STORES
Continued slow but steady advances marked
egards turpentine. with fIrmer market prac-
r.cally continually during the week In the va
-ious grades Of rosin. The net advance In tur-
ION ~ last s.suriay was Iz cents. from al to
e%. which was the closing figures for today.
except on Tuesday, when the market was lit
e easier the advance avs uneroken- To-day :
receipts for the wek to 800 casks. Ship
mnts for the week were 1880 casks. Receipts
Of rosin for the week were 1s.s4s barrels.
Ter white and window glass showed no advance
sor the week but all lower grades advanced
from Is to 20 cents.
CHICAGO PR oDUcE MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Butter weak; cream
cries. 2Ba35e; dairies. 24G32c.
asrs included. 22a2Sc; firsts. 2SG27c; prime
cheese steady; daisies, 1s% @1ec; twins 15H
G15lse; young Americas. i6% 9ioc; Ion horns,
Potatoes weak: receipts, $50 cars; wlscon-
sins. 75Gs0c: Mchigans and Minnesotas, 50
QS5c.
Poultry steady: turkeys, live, l3c; dressed,
1sc; chickens. live. 10he; dressed, lO9ile;
springs. live. To-.
Veal steady sole.
SUGAR. PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Raw sugar quiet;
museovado s. test. 4.sT@4 ~; centrifugal %
ttst, 4.9764.a4: moiasses ugar, So test. 4.124
10: refined sugar quiet.
Petroleum, moiasses and hides steady.
Leather firm
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY, Dec. u.-Butter: Creamery,
ssc; firsts. sse; seconds. Sic: packing stock.
21c.
Eers-Pxtrss s2e: firSts SOC: seconds. lie
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Dec. I1.-cssb grain; Wheat, No.
2 red e4Ha6c: No. hard 95cd$1.01; No. !
northern 81 .O5d1.O7; No. 2 do. S1.02G1.o5; No.
. spring esc@s1.oS; velvet ehaff soc@s-.oS'
durum 95c6s.04.
Corn No. old coo.
oats. No. 2 white 4s64s&e; standard 47h@
ssHc.
Rye. No. e2kc
Barley T5cd122.
Timothy s12.50di5.0o
Clever sf3.s0d 1000.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Dec. n.-Butter unsettled. re-
eeipts $3.50. Creamery specials sic; exras
SSc: firsts S3G34hc; seconds. 20dS1e; thirds
'27 q a2ac; Creamery held specials. 35c;
lG32hc; state dairy. tubs. finest SIC; good
Ito prime 2sdSic; do. common 20 fair, 26s
n21c; process special 26%c: do. extras. 25Ac;
do. frsts 231s a 24c: seconds 22622hc.
Cheese strong: receipts SIS. State whole
miik specials tSc: small average fancy 155kc:
DO. large average fancy. 15@15hc; DO. lower
grades. l28ls&ei state whole milk daisies
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

FREE TUITION TO ONE STUDENT (either
sex) In each County. Mail Course Shorthand.
Bookkeeping. Typewriting, Penmanship, Bank
ing. Books ETC.. only expense. Write quick.
SOUTHERN CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE,
New Orleans.
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wANTED-RAILwAY MAIL CLERKS 5000
month. Examinations announced everywhere.
Jan. 18TH Sample questions free. Franklin
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PATIENTS

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72-page treatise sent free upon request; tells
what to invent and where to sell It, Write to-
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TO BUY, sell or exchange property. address
Northwestern Business Agency, Minneapolis.
MINI.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

SAVANNAH. Ca. Dee. 1l.-Spirits firm, 49e:
sales 10: roeIn firm: wafer white. $7.T5; win
dow glass. 81 so: n. $40: NJ. s. 40: X. SO 70;
1 g; 80: T. 81. 57tsesso; G. So 49h a 80 80;
go; B, IS 27isa6.35. Receipts Of spirits.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12
PERSONAL.

MARRY wealth and beauty. Marriage dlrec-
tory free. Pay when married. New plan Box
314, c. H., Kansas City, Mo.
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,oI,s rxrRA SESSION

NUIE--TheTe VIII De Two teFsIoEs OF IlFVI
cool cotton association today. the other session
win onen ut 6:45 and close at p. m. Liver
rooi time.
LIvERPooLs EXTRA SESSION
Liverpool Cotton association held an extra ses-
sion today In order 70 be open when the govern
uent crop estimate came out. The session last
"a from 6:45 to s p. m, and the following
were the p. N. quotations.:
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We PAY $50 z WEEK =. : .'s.: !. :

WANTED-2O0 more men to prepare as fire
men, conductors sleeping car and train por-
tiers. Ca. Ky. and Ala roads. No strike. No
experience necessary. Incose stamp for appli-
cation blank. Name position wanted. l. Rail
way Inst. Atlanta Journal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

WESTERN stockman. AZ, worth $4,000, would
marry. j., Box 35 Toledo League. Toledo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-12

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE--13l acres 10
in cultivation. clay subsoil. six-room dwell
ing thre Groom tenant house. new stockaie
SO by AZ feet, American wire fenced: mile from
Babcock station. Price 500 per acre. Apply
to l. L. Jackson. Boykin, Miller Co., Ga.
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HFADDU MANY rich, cOngenial and anx-
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particulars and photos free. The Messenger,
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SECRETS OF the future revealed free. Mail
blrthdate, three questions, five &c stamps for
postage. Reading will surprise you. Prof. Her
man, Box SIS, Englewood, Colo.
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RE A DETECTTvE-Earu from $50 70 500
per month: travel over the world write
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MARRY-Many wealthy members. VIII marry.
All ages. Descriptions free. Reliable Club,
Dept. SO. Box 20. Oakland, Cal.
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LADIES-when delayed or Irregular. use Tri-
umph pills; always dependabIe RELIEF
free. Natl Medical Institure. Milwaukee. Wis
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YoU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT Po-
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Common education sufficient. over $4,000 ap-
pointments coming. Influence unnecessary.
Send postal Immediately for free list of post
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AGENTS-Can you sell toilet preparations that
are absolutely guaranteed to pleasef II 50
we want you to sell Tan No-Moce and Freckle
alter preparations Profits large. Work pleas
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er Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Tex.
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oEcD T1mS FOR WOMEN. Send &c stamp
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. size, early maturers,
economical feeders and most prolific OF all
hogs Best breed for the SOUTH AS range
hogs unsurpassed. Booklet free. W. w.
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MISUNDERSTANDING colored man and wife as
helper on farm. Country people preferred.
Reference required. Apply Mrs. 5. ]. Craw-
ford, 80 Simpson ST., Atlanta.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. Tie most reliable
published. Send for Eastern Agency -
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/ WILL START YOU earning 81 daily at home
in spare time sivering mirrors; no capitali
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MARRY-Book Of descriptions mailed, sealed.
free Many wealthy. The Exchange, Box
525 B. l., KansaI City, Mo.
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AGENTS vented to sell Native Herbs, 81 box
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FOR SALE-A large box Of extra fine AppleP
Seed oats grown from seed obtained rom
pure and have been recIeaned; price S1.0O
per bu. fob. Buckhead. Ca Boyce Barrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27

there by the serious illness of her ia.
Their.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
George Nordstrom, of Copper City.
died yesterday. The funeral took place
this afternoon, with interment i'm Lake
View cemetery.
Miss Mable Reno, who for several
years was designer for Gage Bros, OF
Chicago, is now i'm charge of the de-
signing department of the Misses
Leary millinery establishment.
Frank Huddy. of Caledonia street,
has returned from a visit to Marquette.
George Waterman. sales manager
for the Carlton Hardware. has arrived
home from a business visit to Chi
cago.
Mrs. X. ]. Lambert and son Rudolph.
Of Sixth street, left yesterday after
noon for Ann Arbor, where Rudolph
will enter the u. OF NJ Mrs Lambert
will spend the winter and spring at
Ann Arbor
Little Miss Crescence Cooking enter
tanned about twenty-five girl friends at
"a pink birthday party one afternoon
this week. marking the seventh ami
versary of her birth. Ice cream and
cake were served.
James II. Brennan left yesterday for
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. to
join his wife and family, and will re-
side there. Mr.. Brennan has been in
the employ of the Houghton County
Traction company as street car con-
ductor Cor several years.
William Williams holds the highest
batting average in the Kearsarge
cricket team and I'm the near future
will be presented with silver medal
as a memento of his prowess with
the bat. williams Is contemplating
leaving shortly for Butte. Mont.
Miss Elizabeth Johann left this af-
ternoon for visit in Milwaukee and
Chicago. She will reopen her dress
making parlors October Q. Miss Jo-
hann Is recuperating from a serious
operation which she recently under
went at the Lake Linden hospital.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27

3 Germany has 32449 practlcing doc
tors, or five for each 10000 of the pop
an increase of $50 over 1903
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27

The French have a way OF making
bread without -four. The grain is con-
verted directly into dough.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
FIRST NUMBER OF
COURSE OCT. II
Y. M. c. A. ENTERTAINMENTS
WILL OPEN WITH THE cHIcA-
GO LADIES' ORCHESTRA
oMPANY.

the 7. NJ. c. A. officers are toia,
engaged In mailing announcements o
the approaching lyceum course. Tn,
first number OF the course is the Chi.
cago Ladies' Orchestra. which will b,
heard at the Calumet theater Tues.
day. October II.
The rest Of the course attractions
in order as they viii appear are: Chi
cago operate company. Friday. No
vember Il; Hon. Seabom Wright, lee
turer. Friday December s: c. L. Burg
derfer. entertainer. Wednesday even
ing. January 3; Southern Jubilee Sing
ers. oMnday. January 10; Ralph Par
lette. lecturer, Wednesday, February
II.
The course is one OF the best and
most entertaining ever arranged un-
der the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The course tickets are being offered
at 1925. with a special offer to stu
dents OF 20 cents. Reserved seats are
charged for extra.
s~The following from the Boulder.
Colo, Daily Camera, with reference 10
the Chicago operate company, will
be read with interest:
one OF the leading bureau managers
of the country has been working and
planning for three years to get this
company together for this seasons
work Arthur Middleton. john b. MIL
Ter and Rose Lutiger- Gannon-bass
tenor and contralto-have been doing
big musical things. Probably these
three have had a larger experience in
oratorio work than any other musi-
clans OF the middle west Critics pre-
dict that Middleton will become the
greatest basso i'm America. He Isl
known throughout the country for his
certs. He is a powerful man and this
combines with sympathetic interpreta-
tion TO make his work compelling.
Such n fun, resonant voice as his APP
peals to every ear. Miller, who. like
Middleton, Is a teacher i'm the Chicago
Musical College, is a star i'm oratorio.
He has rare voice. tempted " those
OF mis- associates, and has won his
own laurels. Rose Lutiger-Gpnnonl
has been most enthusiastically receiv-
ed wherever she has appeared Miss
Lconora Allen is the finishing touch
to this splendid quartet of singers
She has grace of person and a hign
pure. strong soprano voice. They have
with them an excellent pianist in Ed
gar Nelson. who Is instructor in Bush
Temple and has long been before the
public. They sing solos. duets. trios,
quartettes and grand operas.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.
= S++++ss+ +r~+~ = =

Mrs. John Engeman Of Cleveland,
O., is visiting friends here.
Miss Effie Freeman. OF Raymbaul-
town. has left for Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Burt left yesterday
afternoon for Milwaukee TO visit.
Miss Anna G Johns arrived here
yesterday from Cornwall, ENGLAND.
A. MacKonzic. Of Cleveland. o.,
formerly Of this city, is visiting here.
Mrs. Daniel Reckstad has left for
Chicago where she will visit for three
weeks.
Miss Lillian Neimark left yesterday
afternoon for Ann Arbor 10 enter the
university.
Matt Kobe, Of Seventh street, is in
Chicago on business. He is expected
home on Saturday.
Robert II. Kerr arrived home at noon
today from n three months visit tu
Scotland and England.
Miss Elaine Shields of Phoenix left
today for Ann Arbor to resume her
studies at the u. of NJ.
Miss Lucille Lang left yesterday af-
ternoon for Marquette, where she viii
study at the Normal school.
Mrs. Joseph Lean Of Sixth street
Is expected home Sunday from a
months visit I'm Detroit and other cit
les.
George Mcclure, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcclure of Seventh street left
yesterday for Ann Arbor where ne will
study AT the U. Of NJ.
Miss Anna Dyer, accompanied by
her brother, John Dyer. has returned
to Osceola. after a years visit in
Cornwall.
John Stefanez Of Eighth street. will
leave tomorrow for Milwaukee where
he will resume his studies at Mar
quette college
Miss F'rieda Hansen, secretary OF
the Calumet Associated Charities, left
yesterday for Sioux City. Ia, called
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
CAMP Align ON
DOGS STOPPED.
DOG cATcHERs ARE GIVEN THEIR
HONORABLE DISCHARGES
PROTESTS AGAINST
The PRACTICE.

Red Jackets campaign against dogs
not supplied with license tags has
hzzle5 out Dog catchers Richard
Trevarthen and stephen Cooking were
this morning given their honorable
discharges By Marshal Trudell. acting
on the advice OF president Of the vii
lage. Frsslk II Schumacher.
-Four big brutes, who have been held
the required length Of time in the VIII
lage pound. were shot this morning.
and the others. II not claimed. also
VIII De destroyed, with the exception
90 one dog a brown spaniel. which
viii likely be sold. n not claimed by
the owner Marshal Trudei already
has had several offers for this dog.
which. apparently, is OF hrst-class
breed.
The reason that the impounding OF
dogs without licenses has ceased isl
because the catching and impounding
0f them has become a general nuis-
ance. The old drehall on Fifth street.
where the dogs were impounded. last
night vas a verIJable bowling den
and residents sleeping in the neigh
borhood voiced their protests TO the
The latter in turn. took the
matter up with the president Of the
village. with the result that It was de-
-ided 10 discontinue the practice Of
-atching and impounjing dogs.
Ten dogs have been captured. Four
rave already been destroyed. and six
are still in captivity. These will all
be- destroyed. IL not claimed. with the
exception q the brown spaniel noted
.bove.
The village Golfers have been en-
-iched somewhat By the decision to
mpound all dogs not having the prop
r license tags. About one hundred
licenses have been issued by Clerk
ohn J. Ellis. Jr.
In the township Of Calumet, too,
Jerk George Martin has issued q
number Of dog licenses during the
,ast three days. making a total of
fifty issued this year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
flKS' BOWLING LEAGUE
ADOPTS 1911 SCHEDULE
SEASON TO OPEN OCT. 2 AND
CONTINUE UNTIL DEC. IS.
New Schedule Will BE Arranged After
First Of the Year.

! The schedule committee Of the Elks
bowling league met last evening and
adopted a schedule OF games 10 be
played this year. \ new schedule will
be prepared FOR the games after jan
uary /. According 10 the present
schedule. each team viii meet each
other team in one match. the first
games to be played on oct and the
last on Dec. Is.
The schedule follows:
Smith team-vivian. oct. .: Fisher.
Dec. IL Cruise. Nov. "a: UIseth. Dec
1; Ryan. oct. 10: Cuddihy. oct. 81:
.GetchelL oct 20: Petermann. Nov. 1e:
Hoaison. Nov. %.
Vivian team-Smith. oct. 2: Fisher.
Nov. IL; Cruise. Dec. 4; Ulseth. oct
% Ryan. Dec. p; CuddIhy. oct 70:
Getchell, Nov. 2S: Petermann. Nov. G:
Hoatson. oct 80
Fisher team-Smith. Dec. IL; Vivian.
Nov. IA; Cruise. oct 3: Ulseth. Nov.
10; Ryan, Dec. 5; Cuddihy, oct. 10:
Getcheli. oct. 10; Petermann. oct 81;
Hoatson, Noe. %.
Cruise team--Smith, Nov. "a: Vivian.
Dec. 4; Fisher oct. 8; Ulseth. Dec. "a;
Ryan. Nov. 3; Cuddihy. Nov :: Get
chell. Nov. 81; Petermann, oct. 16;
Hoatson. oct "a
Ulseth team-Smith, Dec. /; Vivian.
oct %; Fisher. Nov. 10; Cruise. Dec.
IA; Ryan. oct 5; Cuddihy, Nov. II:
fetchell, Nov. ?; Petermann. Nov. 80;
Hoatson, oct. II.
Ryan team-Smith, oct. 10: Vivian.
Dec. ~; 9'sher, Dec 3; Cruise. Nov. 3;
Ulseth. oct. 5; Cuddihy. Nov. 2s; Get
'hell, Nov. 10; Petermann, oct. 26:
Hoatson. Nov. 20.
Cuddihy team-Smith, oct. %; WV
an. oct. 10; Fisher, oct 10; Cruise.
Nov. Z; Ulseth, Nov. Il; Ryan. Nov. 2s;
ietchell, oct. 6; Petermann. Dec. 10:
LIoatson. Dec. Z.
Getchell team-Smith. oct. 20; WV
an. Nov. %; Fisher, oct. 13: Cruise |
Nov. 81; Ulseth, Nov. 2; Ryan. Nov. !
-; Cuddihy, Oct. 6; Petermann. Dec. !
3; Hoatson. Dec. IS.
Petermann team-Smith. Nov. 16:
Vivian, Nov. 6; Fisher, oct. 81: Cruise |
oct. l6; Ulseth, Nov 30: Ryan. oct. |
20; Cuddihy. Is; Getchel. Dec 8:
loatson. Oct. 3.
Hoatson team-Smith. Nov. 0: WV |
an. oct 80; Fisher Nov. 81: Cruise.
oct "a; Ulseth,. Oct II: Ryan, Nov. |
20; Cuddihy, Dec z; Getchell, Dec. IS:
'etermann, Octu9. .I.