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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-27
Fancy Plisse

+ a yard. An en-
tirely new and
distinctive creation, a
very fine crepe in the
seersucker effect that is
very soft and light; we
are showing them in
just two combinations,
a light grey and a pref
ty lavender. They are
small printed designs
worked in, and they
will go for Csc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
.FLASHY BASEBALL
TEAM FOR j. \. N.
THIS SEASON
Unusual Activity Expected IL
Various Lines of Athletics
From Now Until End of the
Term.

with the end of the basketball
season In sight tho baseball bug a.
beginning Go get Ia its work nj the
University of New Mexico. Advance
dope IN baseball circles leads 20 the
belief that the varsity viii have "a
better baseball team this spring than
FOR number of years
Coach Hutchinson h. planning "a
lively schedule FOR his baseball team
and will get his meH down Co actual
practice as quickly as the basketball
squad plays series ut gaines nov
contemplated The idea ~ to have
tho basketball team make trip
through the southern part of the state
about February 18TH playing the Az.
rlcultuuIi COLLEGE at Mcsilia me high
school in Detnins and al, high school
100 silver City.
After the basketball trip is over the
attention 81 the school viii Do" direct.
I'd "a baseball aud Go track work
The prospects are bright FOR win
ming baseball nine. There are mum.
beT of players who will have but little
difHculty In making the team. Gass,
"a first bascman with Colorado College
last year. rs booked for practice, as
are also RinglaHd. fast inhelder,
who is nov back 90 the varsity,
fackcy catcher. who proved hi,
worth last year. Leo Murphy port
side twirier who di1 not perform in
his usual effective WAY last year bee
cause of change in siyl. Of curying.
but from whom much b. expected this
season IN praik. B high school pitch
er who b. GO help Murphy IA box
| work; Calkins. third bassman. 81
known ability Higgins. steady
/ shortstop. who is sure hitter and
good pcEEer. Spite. a safe bet In the
outAeld. and Hatemon. Of nenvei
hiRh. who - catcher and utility
| man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
LAS VEGAS TEAMS
REMAIN OVER TO
PLAY GAMES
Hope to Repeat Performance
If Last Evening and Take
Second Doubleheader From
Local Organizations.

The basketball schedule al the Ar
morS fpr tonight h AZ follows.
University OF New Mexico boys yer.
sus las Vegas Normal University
boys.
Albuquerque High school Girls
versus Las Vegas Normal University
girls.
Arrangements FOR tonights double
heaaeF Were completed last evening
| after the Las Vegas aGgreRations had
defeated the Indian school teams.
The visitors are anxious 10 win to-
nights games and hope to return
home with four victories to their
credit THE dope. however. spells dif-
ncuitics for the visitors. According
20 past performance. the Alouquer-
que teams should have no trouble In
holding che Normal aEgregations
down "a an even break.
Tho Normal teams are aggressive.
however and tho players are confident
that they viii Win the double header
Tho varsity men claim they viii so
against the las Vegas T. In much bet
ter form than a week ago when they
met ana defeated the fast ~ Puso
high school bunch The Albuquerque
high school girls believe they can win
by cieverer work and superior basket
shooting.
In any event the double header to-
night should he interesting aud be-
cause the University and High school
are IN on the playing. a record break
inc crowd should be present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
CONTRACT LET FOR
MYR0N STRATTON HOME

colorado Springs. colo. F.p d.
The general contract iof the ,ousJru,-
ton of the first thirteen buldlugs ul
the Myrpu Strutton home. N5. Scout
I'd to-day uy J i. cooke. o' Drus,r.
whose bid WIS gllt,Na5 CO.. 2D1a.
lower than the next lowest bid. chat
of th" Frgnk kir,hhou Lumb.r com.
puuy. ~ Denver. Colorado. There
were twelve bidders iu tli. eight from
Denver ana sour from 'ulnrldo
springs
Sub-contrnots viii br l,t Ton tnr
plumbing and heating, pIasJctiur.
painting and wiring ANA these VIII br
arranged between the general aud
sub-coutrlctors, subject To the ap.
prevail OF the trustees ol ih. home.
The WORK will start imW"diut,'t
Thc ouidlugs tu he constructed are
% dormitory Ton twenty boys tud one
Tor girls oi th" same capacity. SID
perintcndrnts rosld,are uu, tru .ui.
tagr0 ui four or i've rooms each grr
adults \ general administration
building viii probably %, designed rnd
built this Year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

tract AZ ihe clubs nflce 20 play with
the Clients. said Manager John ..
Ncofaw nal night " uddra that he
0rsi thought 81 ensacinE Thorpe when
TIDE publicity given the indians dtN-
barment from the Amateur Athletic
Union aud the statement that several
western manaeers were trying 10
siRn him. pat the idea into the man
ayers head. 4 Rot Thorpe on the
long distance telephone IN Carlisle.
Pennsylvania" said McGraw and he
accepted my oner. Later ! eot tel-
eEram from him conhrmlns his verbal
acceptance a. he preferred 20 come To
New york and ! offered him more
money than the others. too"
Mcgraw would not discuss the sal
airy offer Thorpe ought 10 take q
good ail around man" Mcuraw
added.
- expect he viii accompany the
team south when the spring training
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

fleece woods hut wih ittl. await
some clothing wool has found mar
Ret 90 old rates. including about 90.
200 pounds OF hatt-hlood clothing at
80 cents aud an equal quantity of
fine unVashcd az - ,cnis
Michigan -'rh. cau Ton d.Ia,n-
woods appears Co be- rather stronger
ana % lot of nearly 20 600 pounds IT
unwoShod Michigan delalnc h re-
ported sold "a private terms
Missouri. c.-Cousidorabie bright
ana s"mi-hr'ght wool could b.. ,utd
were 10 available. but little wool uf
this SORT appears 10 De- ia sight la the
middle west ana not much s To be
Found In tho eastern markets sumo
Georgia black wool this week. b. re
ported sold 90 - cents for small
quantity
Pulled WOODS Eastern pulled WDpi.
81" Tar as primary holders are con.
ccrn"d. appear To- have been sold CO..
pretty well tied up tnis week - me-
INK sold 90 40 ana ~ cents tor good
lots ana AZ fetching a- high as 81
cents although others are quoted Js
low as ~ cents.
Territories Tho trade iu territory
woods this week. has boon confined
principally Goo lots Of th. h-Jt ..r
shrinking variety suitahl" tor French
'"mh"rs. These WOODS boz DE-, gr,as.
show lower prices, but on the secured
basis doubtless show us high q close
as the woods Of lighter shriukagc soli
hitherto Among the sales were some
three 90 four hundred thousand
pounds of wool ct this type
\ frW smau lots of 80. 0O0 pouudr
90 Whereabouts at three Fights and
quarter blood woods have changed
hands a. rs cents and lot eft stup,
wyoming of about 100. 900 pounds ,s
.tid q" HAY" brought 23ty cent, iu
the grease CO.. ~ cents clean
TrNus Their has been some hu-l-
ness done this week iu tam T,Nr.
wool zoe the grcus" amt secured nu.
small I"' uf sr'us. wool brought ~
cents secured. these woods are -.lI.
NIX 90 about 90 cents.
California Thor, has ho,u uu bust
uess OF Wom'ut reported 40 Culifus-
riHs This week although rather NOR,
demand Is expected ON th"s. woods
which are considered n> their uvu.rs
as relatively rhrap
secured WOODS Tho demand for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
OOUBLEHEADER IS
CAPTURED BY
VISITORS
Albuquerque Indian School
Boys and Girls Teams Lose
on Basketball Court to Las
Vegas AggregatiOns.

The doubieheader IN basketball,
put on before "a large and enthusiastic
crowd os fans IN the armory last
night. endcd disasterousN tor the In
dian hoys and girls. the las Vegas
S0rmai University aEgrcgadons walk
ing OF the court with both gaines.
The Indian boys lost $50 81 81. while
the girls we're defeated b, the visit.
ors % 90 =. Roth games were speedy
and we'll PLAYED and furnished plenty
81 excitement Tor the galleries The
indian hoys led their opponents u
thrilling chase Ia the frat hall. lead
ing hy one point when the whistle
was blown for the first intermission.
the score being rs 90 ~ with the odd
point Ia possession of the red men
Spectacular basket shooting in the
last half won out for the Las Vegas
boys. however. the final score being 90
TO 23 Following the girls game o
bunch of indian braves pat On an In
teresting war dance. 4 social dance
was also feature OF the evening. the
hop being In honor Of the visitors
The girls teams lined up last night
as follows
Nosmali Bentley aud Hixenbaugh,
centers. Tracey aud Young. forwards;
Tooker and Culberson. guards.
Indians. Sandovnl and wiencis. cen %
ters: Beardsley and Gum. forwards;
Howoacum and Louisa. guards
The boys teams lined up thusly.
Normal; White. center: Ellis aud
Koogler, forwards. SteNurt LARA
zoio and Gallegos. guards
Indians Pinrots. center. Shipiey
and Clark, guards; Spencer and Tel
tar. forwards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

secured wool. b. fairly good uud uI..
iuir tn hold $50 tor u while ,uu.id. O..
ing tho orders which tho nuoicu
mills are receiving. Prices are uu .
parity With those which haN, n.,u
prevalent Tor the past two CO.. 'hr f
weeks secured IAN Texas has Sold
quite readily Tor good woods a Ito
cents while various cla4~"- have rujd
from 30 cents a pound up to go lUu
SO cents Tor lin" "A eastern pulled
woods
Soils Their has hc,u ulrl, ,u,utr
m the position uf M, market uu uuii
demand seems ~ h" Tumev nIt better
again Tor the medium grads'. hur
ton as SET.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

NrV Yurk. Fch Tho Rev WIN
IIur, hubbard. y. o. of Auburn \
". secretary of the executive COM
mitt,r OF the Presbyterian church ~
the United states ana long prominent
u DO. affairs at the denomination
died laI night IN This city OF puru'
mouiu complicated With heart trou-
bio &c. was horn IN CLARK county.
Kcnturh, aged SO. Or Hubbard
was brough, here a week ago on e
special train for medical treatment
pr. Hubbard was one of the most
widely known clergymen 81 IN" Pres
bytorlau church For som" tim" b"
was editor and publisher Of ne A.
semb} Herald. Of the pr"shyi"ridn
church
Trimhle's LIVERY: rs ~. eec0na ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

season "Opens ana then We'll Try him
out and see wnere he can do his best
work
James q Sullivan. secretary ~ the
\. H.. announced that he had re-
ceiVed the challenge trophies won by
Thorp" IN the olympic gaines last
Year ana would send them % Kristian
Ilelmstorm. secretary oi che Swedish
Olympic committee Mr. sullivan
said also that the ail-around trophy
won hy Thorpe az Celtic park. last
september should be- sent from car
Isle with the Olympic trophies and
Was NOT Ia the possession of the A. \.
T.. q will 60 10 BScdemus. formerly
"f Princeton university. who was Sec
ond To- Thorpe in the Celtic park
games
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
an seasnn nn Inlln D.

white plains. \ v. Feb. After
having guarded the estate Of john
-. Rockefeller in Pocaniico hiiisr
since last August when an attempt
war made 90 dynamite the cottage 81
Frank BriEgH superintendent oi the
property q force of twenty deputy
aheriffs was removed from the estate
yesterday hy sheriff Doyle. Robberie,
OF wurkmen on the estate hy bandit
followed the dynamitlng ana ih'
guards were retained until today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

New York--Presidcni Lynch. Of the
National league yesterday sent notice
20 the club presidents that the recon
'cned session of the leagues annual
meeting Ail De held ia this city On
February %. tn" annual schedule
meeting OF thc league viii bo held
here on the same date An hour be-
fore the time Tor the leagues session
the board OF directors viii meet
Washington. -. John Henry the
Washington American league team ~
star catcher. Who was laid up FOR a
time by an operation On his Knee. has
recovered aud signed mis- contract Toy
the coming season yesterday
Vancouver B C.--Zbvszko. the poll
ish wrestler, defeated Pat Connolly,
champion Ees,yWc.ght 81 GREAT Brit
ain lu two straight fails of haudi-
cap match last night
London VIII 90 ,I"A to enabling
Grrat britain 90 make e showing be-
the Ohmpi, games nt Berlin In 1916.
30 is announced tn.u the Amateur Atm
lotic association has arranged q imam
/ cial plan 90 assist the English 9TH
/ l-tes systematically Go train for that
event shortly after the conclusion
at the olympic games last year Lord
Desbovough 90 BE- meeting of the Attn
I leiir advisory club. proposed that
fund of $4,000 should br raised iu
/ "ach of the next three years ANA $50
/ con in 1915 90 be- used BOO preparing
r.. d
| Arthur conan Doyle suggested that
! the tie5.ouo be- raised hy pupnc np-
peal
Chicago Ill --"Cyclonc Johnny"
Thompson and Rob Mocha, 10Th Of
whom haNr grown from NghtWcighls
90 commission" weights iu the last
| two years signed ARTICLES to box ten
rounds len Milwaukee. February o. 90
l75 pounds
Sew York--James Thorpe called hy
the king Of sweden the greatest liN-
ing athlete" recently declared pro.
fcssional. accepted ID contract ycster-
day 60 play baseball With The New
| YORK Rational league club Sc viii
| report go Manager McGroV on Fcbru-
ary rs. and Viii go Go Marlin % train
with the rest Of the team The an
nouncemcnt tnat Thorpe has signed
WAS made 80 the offices Of the club
last night
John % F1slcr secretary ~ the
1 club issued th.s statement ~ rec
cfivod Telegram Yesterday afternoon
! FROM Thorpe saying that h. accepted
the contract $500 offered him. tele.
gram added nlt Thorpe would come
tn Sew YORK with the contract ar
once and would sikh % formally TO-
morrow afternoon Mr, Foster DE-
, 'Uuri 200 .ay what salary bad been
onefrd tno indian u h. understood.
however that Thorpe will Do, paid APP
i pf1Ximateiy ~ 500 % year
Thorpe sin ne hero tomorrow at
o'clock when ne wiil sign "a con
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
ONLY A SLUGGISH
MOVEMENT IN
WOOL TRADE
Little Pessimism Apparent at
Boston Market as Far rs
Immediate Future is COG-
cerned; Goods Moving Bet
ter.

Boston. Mass Jan 30 With 50
many untavorable circumstances at
tendant upon the wool market ut the
moment. u II not strange perhaps
that there u only a sluggish move.
ment IN wool Indeed. Il would oe
strange n there were any marked ac-
tivlty. Notwithstanding this state al
affairs. there IL not much pessimlsm
apparent So tar ~ the immediate fu.
turc Is concerned and from the pres
rnt attitude of manufacturers. deaf
ers are not lacking who express u -
their firm conviction that an a,tno
marker viii he in evidence again
within g month.
Al the present writing, however
aside from considerable purchase
nt South American crosshreds, which
II h understood one large worsttd
min outside OF New England has
made. there has been comparatiN ely
little business accomplished and that
has been largely done hy "a few
houses
Prices have shown little or no
change within the past week. There
has been the usual clean.up of odd
lots which have brought various
prices and which ARE hardly quota.
bl" anyway hut woods IS good de-.
scription hgN" commanded prices
equal To- those of week ago Dealers
state demand is not lack NIX for good
w"ols but that IL is yet possible to
move stocks az the prices some hold
ers want
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Farmers. mechanics TailrOnGcrs.
lahorors, rely on Or Thomas Eclectic
on Pine for cuts, burns bruises
SHOULD ho kept in every homr tb'
ana 6Uc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
. P.y. JOHNSON, agent.
ROSWELL VAUGHN AUTO LINE
fCarsfsa III A MALL

(aAute waits until 1900 .. N. for
aers4ai 81 A.. y. as W. train No. 80
Rnra cos way, $40. Round tFip, as.
lo0 ina. baggage carried free, eHeea'
nargneo. ga.t0 per 100 lbs hagKags
al IL 1900 ms. carried.
gnnnarli0na made a. Vaughn win
"a an. W. and santa 20 train
$50 Aulo 60, lianwen. o~nrts
5melan.nn klHoss Vengna. AScnas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01


beaumont. Tex The beaumont
baseball club of the Texas league has
reserve contract claim on James
Thorpe. the Indian athlete. according
% Manager Wheeler, 81 that club.
Bcaumonts franchise Was purchased
from oklahoma city last year and u
h. claimed Thorpe was among the
players received ny that ciuo. Man
ager Wheeler has teleRraphed Secro.
tary Farrell ~ the National associ.
alton, 10 project the Beaumont cluh
In les claim 20 Thorpe's services
Carlisle. Pa.--The announcement
from New York, thar James Thorpe.
The olympic champion. has accepted
contract with The New YORK. Satiou.
al i.eagl. club was confirmed here ny
Glenn warner. physical Instructor az
the Carlisle Indian school 1T Is
true" said Mr.. warner that Thorpe
has accepted the 0ffer made hy Me-
Graw lie will go 10 New YORK to-
morrow where the contract formally
viii be- signed.
oklahoma city. okla. Abn,r Davis.
President OF the oklahoma city cluh
"f the Texas league. when the fran
chiSe WIS transferred to beaumont
last spring. could not be- reached last
NIGHT Co verify the claim set up by
the Beaumont club 90 James Thorpe
According 10 former secretary OF
the ,iun however efforts were made
Co stan Thutpr IN 1917. but without
await as Thorpe refused to play pro.
tcssionH uHl a., then wits touring
tl. state vita Hu amateur team.
New YORK The signed contract uf
Shortstup claude Derrick, was receive
81 D., the Sew York American League
clue Yesterday.
RHlcIgh Sc G -G. " Naui,r. owner
900 tur setteyilie baseball club be-
iuur fHr dissolution OF iho Eastern
Carolina league. declared lu uu in
irr.i,v h,.. that Thorpe uIN play
with F,trf,ti!ls this season. ~" aaid
tHut Ban Juhnsons decision that
Thorpe .s dee property ui tuv Fty"ttc-
yilio club settles the matter Napier
b. confident that the Eastern Carolina
league wi' ne revived.
Chicago steve k"tehcl chicago
hghtnrshf. has received an oner
from James Conroth. ~ meet the win-
usr cot th, Washington birthday hat
tie in san Francisco. between Joe
Nloudot and Tommy Murphy kctchel
accepted and the date ct th" h"ut VIII
be- Hyrd later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Who Iiecenii, Fought n Twenty
Roand Draw With Jem DrissoIi la
london for the English Feather.
weight little.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Sirikes-iikr IN" poor seem to ba
always with us ana some bright imam
ufacturers viii doubtless some day
establish a sinking fund to take cara
~ this more constantly recurring c0u-
tingrncy IA Ncw York. however.
the waist. makers--mOre power to
their needies-have accepted the pro-
position made them and have return.
- 10 work ana 1t H. To- be- hoped that
the differences now existing betwe"n
the remaining strikers and their en-
ployers may soon hs adjusted and
thus on" more dctrimeut To textile
trading be removed before IN. tariff
storm breaks tull on the horizon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Chicago il Cyclone Johnny
Thompson and Rob Mocha. poh of
whom haNr grown from NghtW'ighi-
30 commission" weights in the last
two years, signed articles To box ten
rounds in Milwaukee. February %. bi
l15 pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Persistent reports indicate that
goods are moving better in New YorK
than many manufacturer had hoped
would be- the case under present cou-
diuuns. Manufacturers of wG0lens la
particular seem tn have been In re-
ceipt Of rather moro contracts and
this has been more or less reflected
ln The wool market by Increased pur-
chases al secured wo"l. Further upsr-
ingE ui mems wear worst IDS ana drrv
goods have been made by leading ftr.
tors this week iu almost all eases sd
Nunc" ni To- Toe yard over last
years quotations heinz made ana IN
two eases guarantees being given that
prices would not be- lowered before
December ist In the event OF any
tariff change. Some mills. however
have refused 20 make this COntr 20
guarantee. although tho clothing
trad" seems likrly tn demand " puit"
generally nov thar the initiative has
been taken by two leading mills
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Win grades Of domestic Wen ,ut
down. except In few instances where
such grades have not been IN reHdy
demand hitherto. prospects 81 any
decline in prices right away nro con
ceded ~ be- very slight ana were the
Jaw 81 supply nnd demand uncioudod
by outside conditions the market
would nnqueslionuhiy show 70 very
strong inward tendency.
ohio Fieeccs Inquiry has been in
evidence agnin this week Tor medium
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Vancouver y C.--Zbvszko. the pol
ish wrestler. defeated Pat Connolly,
ohampl EeeNyWc.Eht 81 GREAT Brit
ain In two straight falls of o. haudi-
cap match lHst night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Washington. u. John Henry, the
Washington American league teams
star catcher Who was laid up FOR a
time by nu operation IN his Knee. has
recovered aud sigued mis- contract Toy
the coming season yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

position to- know advise persons who
intend Go appear hrfnr, the commtt-
tee 4" submit hrIct arguments
Ior'ign MOpl Markets strong.
~ London the slump In the price
ut low ANA medium crossbrcd Vooi'
which was apparent az the opening
of the sales CA thr l&th appears to
have been FULLY recovered with Tho
Improvement OF the offerings und
American buyers have taken on some
of these Wouls M,riuu- hp,, shown
no particular chang" since th, open.
ing days
The final suir 90 Gc'lung was h"id
last Thursday There was not q
large supply of good m,r.uos. but %
good quantity ct Dhoior cro=shrcds
was available pu the mrriuo~ Us
compared with the last sale before
the holidays -DcCrmbcr 10 thor.
was No change on crosFhrcds. tho
following comparisons with the same
date are made. bC-Gos up .is per
cent. fUs up. per cent lG-3GC, un-
changed Americans were buying
more freely ut crosshrcds aud York
shire was reported as very keen pan
,hascrs
Lutl, wool suitable Tor the g. =. \,
demand g. ictt IA Melbourne. a.
though two or three sales ut rrcsular
Intervals viii doubtless be- held "a
that point Tor the sale ct late arm
Ing woods. Prices we're unchaug"
from the previous weeks rates.
on Wednesday ut Dunedin, y. n.
p. SOC bales were offered and the
rates made were us high as any made
during the season. Yorkshire wa an
especially keen operator ~ the prices
ruling.
At lnvrrcnrgill on Friday ct last
week. the selection ~ woods Offered
was very tender and prices were com
paratiyoly very high, America buying
practically nothing.
A. TimRru today. January 2hth. viii
be- offered s,0O0 bales, The wools nr"
reported Ia bee In poor selection.
Prospects and Priccs.
with grades Of domestic wei rut
down. except In q few instances where
such grades have not been IN reudy
demand hitherto, prospects 81 anv
decline In prices right away nro con
ceded ~ be- very slight ana were the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

\ hearing will be- held ~ the ways
and means committee ct ~" house az
Washington next Monday, when per.
sons Interested in schedule k--on
wool ana woul"us may present their
briefs on this most debated schedule.
Thusu who a,,m Go ho tr the best
position to know advise persons who
intend 60 appear before m" commit
tee tu submit brIrt arguments