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Evening journal., 1919-01-25

At the poultry show, OF the New
Jersey Poultry Association. just closed
at Trenton, William z. Langshaw. OF
this city. won the championship In the
Cornish classes.
In commenting on the awards the
judges declared the frst and s,fond
hens were exceptional IN shape. type
and color.
Mrs c. A. Wolf. also Of this city.
won championship on hens and pullets
In Barred Rock class. taking frst hen,
nrst and second pullet. third cock and
third cockerel.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25

onlclals Referee--Raby. Gettysburg.
MISREPRESENTATION Lonsley. U. S.
A. Fouls committee: BY Delaware: ~.
Aberdeen-is. Substltutions--Nrate for
Cole. McCaughan for G. Cartef. Barnard
for Mclaughlin. Pierson for Alexander.
Marvel for McCaughan. Keith for Lord.
Raughley for B. Carter.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
FULTON WINS OVER nEEuAy.

BY the United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.--Fred Fui-
ton was winner In a four-round bout
here last nisht over Willie Meehan OF
the United States Navy None OF Ful-
tons blows had the punch TO win his
predicted knockout. but he piled UP
points.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25

Your abilities. n offered through the
Want Ad market. will bring richest re-
turns ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
Heddon Heights high school.
PRIZES Fon LANCsHAw Bmps

In a preliminary game the Juniors
were victors over the Seniors, a TO 8.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
HERZOG MAY WEAR
 YANKEE UNIFORM
Braves Infelder Refuses Salary
 and May Change by Waiver Route

New York, March 12.-Charley Herzog, former live wire of the Giant Ihheld who is under contract to the Hoston Braves, may be a Yankee by n1shtfall. 'I have been around the National league quite a bit and would not mind taking a whirl around 'hc American league before I hang up my uniform for good" said Her. Zog yesterday
 licrzog's case at present is in rather muddled state. Charley and George Washington Grant. the new Brave owner, had q conference at tha Imperial yesterday, at which Grant made "I1erzy" a proposition which C Washington said he considered "a very good offer" Herzog, on the other hand, said that very good of. fer' called for quite a reduction of salary from the $10,O0O contract he holds with the Boston club Charley says he will not stand idly by and see this stipend reduced.
 Herzog's view of the matter is thai he has bona f1de contract entered into by himself and the Boston cluh in good faith last season, and that he would be foolish to accept lass money than the sum of s1O.OO0 named in the contract.
 Nor can MT. Grant release me during the training season." added Herzog. without my consent. My contract is a yearly contract and not one of the new monthly affairs. By it a club cannot release me duriix the off season, only during the actual playing season."
 Waivers Asked For.
 However, where the Yankees en- ter into the matter is that Grant al- ready has asked waivers on Herzos, and it is assumed that all National league clubs passed by the oppor- tunity of getting Charles and his S1O.- 900 contract. Requests for waivers then were sent around the American league.
 Word was sent up from Baltimore on Monday night that Joe Kelly, Yankee scout, searched all over Bal timore to find Herzog 10 make him a proposition.
 Discussing this yesterday Harry Sparrow. business manager of the Yankees. said: "We could not ap- proach Herzog while he is the prop crty of the Boston Nationals. That would he contrary to all baseball law, 'Specla!iy as the player belonged to club of a rival league"
 However, Kelley was sent out to ascertain what terms Herzog would request in the event the Yankees claimed him and whether he woSlG want to bring his pct $10,000 con- tract along.
 "The New York Americans did not mako me any offer for Herzog," said Grant yesterday. But it was signif- cant that Grant added, However, l am willing to entertain an offer for Herzog from any other club. If any other club wants to talk business with Herzog all it needs do is to sec me"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
YALE BEATS PRINCETON
Blue Quintet Closes Season With - to 10 Triumpt---Van Slick Misses Many Shots.
Many Shots.

New Haven, March 12.-Yale last night closed it's basketball season by easily defeating Princeton 22 to 10. Although outclassed after the first Il minutes of play, the Tigers scored first, led to 0 at the end of D minutes play. and 4 to after Il minutes, when the Yale teams clever ness became apparent and the Ellis had amassed 12 to lead at inter mission.
 Van Slick, individual high scorer for the Intercollegiate League missed every shot from the floor except the most difficult goal which he attempted. Opie alone of the visitors threw a floor goal, his two baskets being all that any Princeton player was able to ac- complish. Alderman's all-round game was excellent.
 While Captain Gray displayed the best basketball for the Tigers, both fives used the long passing game, and 0S a result the baskets thrown were most spectacular although misses were also frequent.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12

2b. Both Harvard and Princeton are r-ea ined for games on their own fields, but Yale no longer appears on the list.
 The schedule: April ?, Springfield Y. M. rE. A. College, at Springfield; April 26, Amherst, at Amherst; April 29. University of Maine, at Han hover; May l, University of Vermont, at Bur lington; May % Mass. Aggios, at Han over; May 8, Boston College, at Uni versty Heights; May 9, Tufts, at Lcdford; May 10, Harvard, at Cam bridge; May r, Columbia, at Han over; May IT, Brown, at Hanover; May 20, Pennsylvania, at Phladel- phia; May 21, Princeton, at Princo- ton; May 23, open, (prom;) May A. Pennsylvania, at Hanover, (prom;) May 27, University of Vermont, at Hanover: May %, Columbia, at New
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
RICHARD FAVORS EAST
Tex Has Date For Big Bout Set For
 July 4, But No Definite Location.

New York, March 12.-The place where Jess Willard, worlds heavy weight cham pion, and Jack Dempsey Sf Salt Lake City, the challenger, will sttle their pugilistic dispute on July still remains uncertain. Tex Rick A I'd, promoter of the proposed bout, rrived in this city yesterday after an attended tour of oil country in the @ Southwest, but declared he is not yet Prepared to mention the location for Mhe bout. Rickard did state posi- #ively for the first time since the X rticles for the bout were signed, hat
 #he contest would be decided July 1. #rhich was the only definite news he Mouchsafed.
 Rickard has under consideration 5 @1ore than fifteen possible sites for H1e battle. These he selected from Beluge of telegrams and letters which accumulated during his absence from ehe city. Many offers were made. gome of them stipulating a sum which kould be given Rickard for his in erest in the match. The Westerner aeclared positively, however, that he not in the market to sell the bout, Aut rather to secure a suitable place *p conduct it under his own personal Supervision.
 x Willard and Dempsey have been in #ured by Promoter RicI1ard to the ex- $sent of s50,000 each. The policy Provides against sickness, death, or
 Mccident, and has been issued by
 &loyd's of London. Rickard also has ssbken out an additional $10O,0O policy @n himself. but this is not connected | any way with the forthcoming ring Wout.
 S Rickard will reman here for about BSsn days, when he will again journey #outh He expects upon his return From this trip to divulge the location
 #or the match, By that time he ex- @ ects action on legislation which is
 # efore the lawmakers of numerous
 #tates. It is understood that Rickard #avors the East for the match.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
PIONEERS TO MEET.

James Luby, manager of the Pio- neerS baseball team last season. has called a meeting of the candidates for the 1919 team to be held tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock in the T. A. B. hall. A full attendance is urged. It is expected that MT. Luby will again be chosen manager of the team. Under his clever management for the past two seasons, the Pioneers have been able to give the sport pub lie an excellent brand of the national game
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
DARTMOUTH'S SCHEDULE
Yale is Dropped From List of Base ball Opponcnts-21 Games Will Be Played.

Hanover, ~. H., March 12.-Dart- mouth is slated 10 play twenty-onc games on the diamond this season, according to the Varsity schedule given out yesterday by Graduate Manager H. C, Penor. Nine of the contests will be played in Hanover, with Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columb bia, and Brown. Cornell takes the place of Amherst for the commencement game, June 24, while Pennsylvania has been given the junior prom date, May
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
FOUR PLAYERS BARRED
'aptain LayIand, Cohen and the ~Suis- man Brothers, Suspended From Basketball Team.

Basketball Team.
 Hartford, March 12.-Coach Joe mith of the Hartford High school as been notified by Principal Glenn
 8nt c. Hyde that Sam Suisman, Cap
 ARin Red" Layland, Ruben Cohen End Manager Eddie Suisman will not S e allowed to play for the remainder Hf the basketball season. This was Saused by Suisman, Layland and 8ohen being absent from school on Monday.
 This will hit the school basketball Seam hard for the main strength of she team lies in the above four play s rs and without them the squad will ave to work hard to beat New Brit \ lin and St. Thomas seminary in the arnes played on Friday night and Baturday afternoon. Tn the St. Thom- Hs game only two of inc regular hen, Captain Layland and Dodge Played, with Eddie Suisman at for Yard. But this week with Layland Ind Suisman and Cohen missing, the Butcome of the battle is doubtful and he same is true Of the New Britain James.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
CHASE SUIT SETTLED.
Satisfactor Settlement Is Reached Be.
 tween Infielder and Managemer1t.

Cincinnati, O., March 1.-The suit of Hal Chase, former first bascman of the Cincinnati Reds against the Cin- cinnati baseball club for back salary which ho lost by reason of his indc- finite suspension last season, has been dismissed.
 Chase and the Cincinnati cfub set tied the question out of court at the time that the player signed to play with the New York Giants.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12

Gains Two Out of Threc Falls in
 Kansas City Wrestling Match.

Kansas City, Mo, March 12.-Wla- del1 zbyszko, Polish aspirant to the heavyweight wrestling title, won from Joe Stecher of Dodge. Neb., also aspirant to the title, after three hours and fifteen minutes of wrestling here Monday night. Stccher won the first fall and Zbyszko the next two.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
DOwNHANI IS CHAMPION.

William Downham and Fred Swan on. completed their 250 point pool ourney for the city ampionship last yening in Al. Nolzs place, with lownham emerging from the battle
 victor. score 20 to 224. The second lights play was not thrilling, each ,layer playing a safe game. Downham made the high run of the night with E2. M. T. Kcrwin was the referee.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
BRITT DEFEATS BRADY.

Boston, March 12--Frankie Britt of New Bedford was given the decision over Ralph Brady of Syracuse in u 12-round bout here last night. It was Brady's first appearance in Boston ring. Both men arc lightweights.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12

York; May 30, Holy Cross, at Worces- ter; May 31, Wesleyan at Middletown: June f. Amherst at Hanover; June 7, Tufts, at Hanover; June IS, Brown, at Providence; June 24, Amherst, at Hanover (Commencem
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
Nutn1egs.


 New Britain Nutmegs. Slater ................ Harmon
 Right Forward. hOpf ......... .............. Smith
 Left Forward. Cook ............... Dodge
 Center. Larson ......-..... SchOfield
 Right Guard. Stepanlan .......... N0rdlund
 Loft Guard. Score, New Britain 47. Nutmegs 43; goals from field, Slater 2, kopf 4. Cook 1, Larson 4, Stepanian 4, Harmon 4, Smith ?, Dodge 5, Scho- field l; goals from fouls. Slater r, Harmon 19; referee, Dillon; scorer, LueDeCk.
 In the preliminary game, the Midg- cts proved too good for the Mohawks in Q battle for the junior city cham pionship. The score was 35 to 19, and much of the victory is due to the work of Gaffncy and Keefe. The lineup:
 Midgcts Mohawks. Gafncy ..............,. Jacobson
 Right Forward. Hayes ............ RestcIli, Dalson
 Left Forward. kcefc ..'.............. Norfeldt
 Center. BayIock ................. Campbell
 Right Guard. Reynolds ................ Carozza
 Left Guard. Score. Midgets 35, Mohawks 19; goals from field. Gaffney 9 Hayes 2. Keefe ?. BayIock i, Jacobson 4, Ca rozza. 2; goals from fouls. Keefe 2, Jacobson [; referee. Dillon: scorer. Luebeck.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
JAKE WITH ORIOLES,

Merwin Jacobson of Wakefield Court, who was recently discharged from the army service, has signed 3 contract to play with the Baltimore club of the International league, and will report for spring training, March 25. s#....
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Stocks 60 Up
DESPITE5TRIKE
Close Strong; Steel Tieup
Has Little Effect; Cur
tails Operations.

New York, sept 22-Apart from a
material curtailment Of operations the
steel strike evidently exerted little in
fuence over Saturdays stock market,
substantial gains being made by nu-
merous industrials- sales approxi-
mated 10000 shares. The close was
strong.
Liberty bond closing prices were;
2llts Joe, first As. e4.s9i second : s.
$3.50. first as, 1916; second 8
g3.SS. Victory 5sss, 99-es; Victory
'1nd1strfais strong at Opening
Trdustriais were among the strongest
issues az the Irregular openlns q .sI-'
stock market. dealings rejecting only n
moderate degree the ushering IN OF me me
steel strike United states opened Win
-1lurfnr sales OF SOC 20 5000 shares al d
1nsximum gain Of = point but ms 49,. Va
soon cancelled Bethlehem steel aoNaree q
7olut and Cruclbie steel 3 points. me
latter Immediately adding 2 more, lol-
loved By a point reaction Shares cless-
American and Baldwin Locomotives; ae-
~ancsd 70 points and tobaccos and OILS
also recorded substantial gains
Market Hardens, Though Dull
Advlces regarding strike conolllol ll-
ceIred during the morning were L-Fo.
sbIv inte-u-eted and the market haraeilel'
fhaurh showing increased oullness-
r--itef states steel rallied from ICES 20
-0fz md allied shares also improved
f--ucibis recovered much 0. its reFersa5-
-she strength OF tobacco was supplelnenlee
bv a moderate demand for motors alu
oils Mexican Petroluem gaining po.I-7
rsruior,ants extended early gains and snip
ping averaged point advance, but rams alls,
er-eptinr southern Pacific. scarcels
moved CAL money opened at = percent
the firmer tone resulting rom --s- So
---r7av'r adverse bank statement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Weather makes
COTTON WAIVER
Price Goes Up at First But
Sharp Declines De-
Velop Later.

New Orleans. La, Sept 22.-Heavy
rains in the western belt and threat
ened cold weather after the moisture,
put the price Of cotton 1s TO Is points
up around the opening call today,
Heavy selling met the advance, re-
sulting from uncertainty over con-
ditions in the steel industry and at
the end Of the first half hour Of trad
ing prices were one to two points
under Saturdays close on the most
active months.
The market opened steady; Oeto-
Der, S30.10- December, S3O.OIs Janu-
airy, S3005; March. s3006; May. s30.05.
Reports that the steel walkout had not
affected a great percentage Of men caused
heavy buying late Ina the morning. Prices
were y TO so points higher than the final
quotations OF Saturday.
Cotton Futures, Close
New York sept 22--Cotton futures
closed firm October. S3t-1os December
ssLss; January. SsL47. March, $3.50
Nay. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
Shorts Cover; Take Position
Bearish Effects of Steel
Tieup Discounted.

Chicago. Ill. Sept 22.-Corn prices
moved upward today as result Of
covering by shorts. who took the po-
sition that the bearish effects Of the
steel strike had been discounted be-
forehand.
Strength Of prices in the hog market
and in wall street tended also 10 lift
corn values. Trade was not large
Opening figures. which ranged from
the same as Saturdays close TO rs c
higher. with December S1,22 Is q Sl-25
and Nay SI21 GS1.21is, were followed
BIZ a slight reaction and then by a
substantial upturn all around.
Later there was persistent buying Tor
commission houses. Offerings were light
and further gains ensued- The market
closed strong, 8 TO sic net higher. with
December s125A to si-25A and Nay
sI2s% TO s1-23H.
Oats Ascend with Corn.
Oats assembled with corn After
opening unchanged to &c higher, in
Guiding December at Sc, the market
sagged a little. and then rose higher
than at first.
Provisions were governed by the
action OF grain and hogs Initial
prices, though. showed weakness
owing to the considerable scattered
selling.
10 important setbaclzs took place in
later dealings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22

FOR SALE-Two Ska rugs wilton vel
vet, 1 Administer. Apply 1125 Cotton Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
NY. LISTED STOCKS
MoNEY AID METALs

fBy Associated Press-l
View York, sept 22.-Mercanrile paper,
s05iz percent sterling, demand. f-l5il
cables. 4-16-
Tirne loans. steady: all dates. q IS.
CAR money. strong high Z. low. SO
ruling rate. 5t5- closing bid, 6; o1fereqs
Eis- last loan. s percent
Bar silver. s1-14A-
llexlcan dollars. 8st4 C.
Copper. quiet; electroiytic, spot aid Sep
teuhar. c31sc- October and November-23 =
E24c. some small lots Of spot offered al
z-t5c-
Iron steady. 10. I Northern. $50: No .
Northern. s295 No Southern, SIS; anti
mony. Ss-75-
Lead. es=ys spot offered at ss12s; oc-
toher. $50 bid
spelter. steady East St Louis delivery,
spot 81 bid. futures. S7-11i5 asked
LONDON METAL MARkET.
London Eng Sept e2.-Ths quota
tions on the metal exchange today were
as follows.
spot copper, El0e. q. 3D.
EIectrolytlc. EI1Q.
Tin E17s. q. Cd.
Lead. E15, los.
Eueiter. Ef1 los.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Grains and PROVISIONS.

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Dec. sl-35A; Nay. $L2ss.
Oat=Dec-. roc Nay. 72&c.
Chicago Provisions Close
Pork-Oct-, $3.50
Lard-Oct., szA50; Jan, s2I-so.
Ribs-Oct $3.50; Jan, $3.50.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. H., Sept 22.-Butter-Higher
Creamery. ~ a SIC.
Eggs = Higher; receipts. 5s5s cases.
Firsts. 6Gs7cs ordinary firsts. Ssas q
s11scs at market. cases included. Il @ Acc
storage packed firsts 40 sSc-
Poultry-Alive- lower Springs. 25c;
fowls, 23G30Ec-
Potatoes-We aker- arrivals, IS cars
Minnesota. bulk and sacked, round whites,
Sass z.55s bulk and sacked early Ohios,
s250 G2.60; Wisconsin. bulk, round whites,
S245 Ass; sacked round whites. L. s.
grade No. !, S25oG2sos Idaho sacked
rurales. S2-SoQ $50; Maine. sacked, Irish
cobblerz. Sz-75 cVL
Kansas City Produce, Close
kansas City. No. sept 22--Eggs-
Firsts, sc.
8atter-creamery. firsts. 52oi seconds.
Soc packing stock. 42c.
Poultry-Hens. 5255cs broilers, 2scs
ROSTERS. 15c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22

NE y EeIE-I[N 7 HNILLHE % VI
pay cash for your furniture or re VIII
elcharEs L for new. Cons 70 the nr1ro
that saves you money. Phone 1is1 Cor
ne- Stanton and Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Livestock Market


Chicago. H., sept -Hoss-Receipts,
% 900; market strong. Heavy, Sl6-75G
ISIS; medium. Sl7 $780, light SlI-z5 q
1870 light-lights, s16G17.75s heavy pack
rough. S15.25 isis; pigs, SIS 1859.
Cattle-keceiprs, z2sQgei market slow
Beef steers. medium and heavyweight,
choice and prime. S15.25 a 7.5o; medium
1875 lightweight. good and choice. $40
1855 common and medium. SS113.l55
butcher cattle, heifers, $3.50 9 1915; cows
S6-25 915.50; Gamers and cutters. $3.50 Q
steers. S7412-25s stocker steers. S6-25 @ i0i
western range, steers. SSGlR; COWS and
sheep-Recelpts. 1900; market firm
Lambs. s12-25 @ Is; culls and common. sac
u; ewes. medium good and choice SEQ
7-25; culis and common. f24 5.75s breed
ing. $3.50 1875.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city. $40. Sept zz.-Hogs-Re-
csipts- soec; market higher Bulk. sl7--5
l1L60; heaFies. Sl6-15 1885, medium,
sl7-z5 917-65. lights. Sass OHIO light
lights Sl6-500 1875; heavy packing sows,
sl5.0odI6-25. pigs. sIA00dI7-55-
Cartle-Receipts, $780, market irregu-
lar Beef steers. medium and heavy
weight. choice and prime, $3.50 q 1885,
medium and good Sl2-no g15-65s common,
Sass q 1885, lishtH eight, good and choice.
SI2-75 @ 1700i common and medium. $500
E12s1; butcher cattle, heltersl $3.50 Q
1870 cows. s5-5Oa1L35. Gamers and
cutters. $500 q $50; calves. s1a75 917-00s
feeder steers, Ss.25 91z.75. stoeker steers.
$500 Ge25.
sheep-Reaeipts, 10000; market weak.
Lambs. S125001A0Gs culls and common,
s7.25 G1225s yaariing Wethers. $4,000
1000; ewes. s6-z5GS.25s ewes. culls and
common, 5000 500: BREEDING ewes. $500
414-50; feeder lambs. Slo.5o @ 1880
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo. Sept 22-Cattlc-He-
celpts. 1900. market 25c TO SOC lower Beef
steers. s9-40G1Z59. cows and heifers. s7-25
O s-75i stocl1ers and feeders. $3.50 @ 1850;
calves. sg-50113.50-
Hogs-Receipts. zoo; market steady. Top.
$3.50. bulk. s1G-3oG17-0o.
Sheep-Receipts. IS. 600; market steady.
Lambs. 20eG1490s ewes. $500 700;
feeder lambs $4,000 11-00-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
PRICES
STRENGTH
Verde Combination Leads
Curb Issues in the
Upward Stride.

In the face Of discouraging news
the market opened stronger Monday
and several speciaities sold higher
than Saturday according to J. S. Cur
tiss & Co.. Sheldon hotel
The copper stocks shared the firm
ness. with Utah making a recovery
OF over a point, Anaconda. Chino and
Inspiration we're all fractionally
higher Mexican petroleum made a
good size recovery of over points.
On the curb New Cornelia was weak
the best bid being %. Verde Com
bination was stronger, Night Hawk
was up I and Cosden & Co.. sold
off 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22

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Passport PICTURES. log TEXAS St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22
Real Estate Wanted
Wanted-Bids

BIDS WANTED.
Bids viii be received up 10 Il o'clock
noon Saturday, October 4th- 1913. for the
erection OF a Two story and Basement
reinforced Concrete Bank Building for
The FL Paso Branch FEDERAL Reserve Bank
Of The Eleventh District
Plans and Specifications may be OBJ
tanned at ths office Of the architects
Bargiehaugh & Whltson. 721-727 First Ma
tional Bank Building. Fl Paso. Tex
A certified check. payable 20 Mr. P r.
Gilbert. manager % the Fl Psso Bran-h
Federal Reserve Bank. must accompany
each bid as e guarantee that the success
ful bidder will make a satisfactory bond
The right IS reserved 10 reject any and
al bids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-22

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