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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-24

Kansas City, Jan. 24.--HAY-Choiee
prairie, unchanged to SOC higher today.
Alfalfa, choice. ST.. Ood $500; No. /. $500
@se5o; standard s.: SO 6 SS@sa 20 So' No. ,
Prairie, choice. $2250623.00: No. 1 $2I00
@22.00; No. ?, .$1S.500205O No. 3, S15.Oo@
Fiji Timothy. No. 1. s25.5Gz7oo; No. ;, $500
G21Oc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-24
NOTICE. R. N. A. NO. 148

Topeka camp No. 14S, Royal Neigh
bors of America, will install officers
Tuesday evening, January 81, at K. of
P. Hau.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-24
Kew York stock Market.

! FURNISHED by 7. ]. Myers sol n. +. Bldg.)
| New York, Jan. "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
The Markets
stocks Are Active.

Stocks Are Active,
NEW YORK Jan 2t.--An unexpected
demand for toels and oqui1ments which
later extended 70 many other sotiVe N
dustrials featured toisy's brief but Lively
stork market causinV heavy covering o.
short contracts,
Activity csntered In Cruciblc Steel and
other Independent shares Of that group
Crucibie sddiug ~ points 20 gesterday
gain Of points 10 connection with the
companys forthcoming stock rceapitaHs
ton
OTIS. feathers textiles and shppings also
registered advances Of 70 3 = points
with mtVcellan e0us spec iaties, among whEh
we're Industrial Alcohol sud lnternauona.
Paper
Ihe motor issues werc heavy ~ tho ont
set IN consequspcs of further pressure di
fected against General Motors but thht
stock rallied before the close, rotated shares
and their Subsidiaries also making variable
gains -
Raus were again conspicuou, for their
extreme dizziness nons Of tho leaders in
that division making more than fraciiona.
chsnges fihal prices In most Instances were
ai or near maximum quotations of the Sos.
sion. Total sales amounted TO Sio,OV0
shares
Bonds Of all descriptions were lower.
Liberty first a. and second IS making new
low records for the movement lntnrna'
tiouAls also reacted. Total Eales, par value.
we're fT2f5 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
At llcggs.

Frank BllhnEslca and tho Noble
OH n Gas co, have n failure in the
northeast OF 2l-l5-l2 and Ia IA dis
tinct disappointment
The &. II Shaffer test in IH-Ib-ll
oftset,ing tho Prairie on a Gas co. X
good well In 7-i5-ll IA showing for
n good producer
The Skelly Oil company iS spud-
ding Tor No. | Woodrow Wilson In
the southc east corner OF l7-lI-l2 and
tx directly west a quarter " mile
from the ateS on company ,yrll In
l6-i5-l2 that opcnVd the field.
The Skelly oil company has a
rig up for No. l.. Richards Ia tho
northwest ~ t3-li-l2
The Ranger Gulf corporation OW.
q. SkcllB ia drilling AT $50 feet
IN the No. Thompson In the south
east OF 30-l5-li and ut 2,337 feet
IN No .. No. & In Rpudded and ia
down about $50 feet,
These wells are an heading for
the butcher ~tnd AZ ahnut $3.50
feet from which much of the oil
is produced In that vicinity.
Tho same company is drilling at
364 IN i's No. . Wilson farm in The
northeast OF tho northwest Of 81.
I o. N and al $50 feet IN lis No
Shrew rhury In the northwest Of the
northwest ~ 3l-l5-ll.
The Producers 4 Reflners cor.
poratton IL getting a we'll In the
butcher Sand az 2,2Sd feet In the
No Isperheckcr In the southeast
corner ~ tho west half Of the north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

Nelson. vice president and general
manager of the OIL Field Producing
q Refining company.
G. T. O'Ncill. who is publicity man
for the Okmulgeo chamber Of cOms-
mercc, ls to address the Al club In
Tula on Tuesday next Mr., OMEN
can tell the members Of the club all
the Klories or his home town II any
body can
T.. q. RoBier. formerly with the
Inland Teflniug company. ana q. g.
LORD who has been IA the sales de
part!1ent Of the Skelly oil company.
h1vo organized the Monarch PotrO
lrum company md win have offices
in tho Central National Bank build
ing. roth are well qualified 10 handle
refined products and fuel oil on "a
large scale and win doubtless get q
fun share ~ the business
Far fetchrr and Mrs f,etchcr
have Joined the pilgrims who are
making trip TO cuba and VIII stop
at Now orleans for a few days Ut
the races
W. @. Skelly returned yesterday
and the fact mat he is playing okla
homa 10 the limit " brought out in
comments made by the oil men
around tho lobby, who are all Of tho
opinion that his Investments here are
we'll placed for the reason that he i7
up against every wildcat that IL
showing for q well these days
~ ~ Cries returned yesterday
from the east and attended the an
ninl meeting Of his company, the
Atlantic Petroleum company at
which IL was decided Ia change the
date ot the annual meeting from the
third Monday In January to the
tEird Monday In February. The com
pauy was reportod In excellent
shape. with fourteen wells drilling.
an % which are practically offsots,
and the future looks particularly
bright The officers for the ensuing
year elected are as follows: IL. ".
Cries, president; 4, VI. Aiken vice
president, Don BothV"il, secretary +.
and these. together with t. Il. Perry
and !. g. Burkewill, form the board
o. directors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

Oklahoma Producing a. Refining
corporations No | Ferricr, 2O-23-i
which came In flowing 40 barrels an
hour on tho last day of December,
In reported TO have Increased its
production by swabbinR 10 aa high
ns l,4SG barrels "a day. this mark
having boon reached Friday. The
No. 2 well. with 1000 feet OF oil in
the hole. IL almost ready To pump
through "a throe-lnch line. and Ia
expected 10 show 500 to 1000 bar
rcls day The companys third well
In this prolific section Of the Ehiug
field ia expected to be completed
IN the next few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
bod Mntcrlch Cnnntr. TcHna.

The country Immediately north
eaat Of Eagle Pass, ToYhs. ~ gclting
quite plHy nt thls lime II ls re-
ported that local people At Eagle
pnas are startling q dcop test about
Tow miles upr.hcnat Of That town aud
near the coal mines.
Tho Fred storm tcHt on tho Shaw
q bickonsou acreage lH drilling at
about 200 feet
Tho United Trxns Petroleum com.
many is drilling NJ l,100 foe' ana tho
llipgins Oh d Fu"i co. Of Houston.
hryc a showing FOR 1000. 900 feet
" gns nt 600 foet. which has been
hradcn hctUdsd ana drilling CON
UuuCd.
Tho L. T.. lIanchott tcst To tho
southeast or above wells Is drilling
around 800 feet
All all OF tho above wells arc to
be- drilled 10 1000 feet ana Will give
this locality good test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Anthrax Case Is Due
to Cut by a Barrie,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2t--to..,
Cook, is years old, a longshorema,
walked into Bellevue hospia -
Gently with a cut on his right ch.s,
which he said was made by a dom.
town barber and which had swouss
The physicians pronounced Cook,
Illness TO be anthrax lie wifi ~
cover. This Is tho seventh cas. y,
anthrax reported an the Beler,
hospital In four years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
EightYear-Old Boy Shot
by Little Brother Dies

George Pullcn, IA years old. of
Hamilton township, this county. who
was shot by his syear-old brothcr
Arthur. on January .. when the Mt
Ito fellow plavfully pointed shot
gun Al him apd pulled the trigger,
is dead In the Mercer hospital His
lower jaw and part OF his threat
were torn away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
NLclly on ComnnN's Texas Opera
tiOns.

I'm the southcls, of block ST.
northwest Rurkhurnctt extension,
Iianger corporation tW, q, Skelly) is
drilling at i.652 feet in It's No. II
WnGvopor This well is about due at
tho sand.
A. neSdemora Skouy on COM
pgny's 80 II Anderson fee is drill.
ing lt g.Nl5 feet 80. a. Same f1rm.
is unarrruaUiur ti about SEQ feet
and so. l1. same farm. Is drilling at
'5po fcvt In tive samo district on
'nu Nelson Durhvt lease No. o. b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

KANSAS CRY Jan. 2i--lIors Re
csipts 500 head market Toe 10 20c
higher: bulk St5.2561545t heaviss tib IS
d15As. mediums siS25G1S 50; lights
Cattle Receipts $50 head market
higher for week
shecp--Rcceipts 500 head: market
stAady to higher for week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
EXECUTIVE POSITION WANTED

Senior public accountant 10 years
practical experience, qualified secre-
tary and treasurer, thoroughly ex-
perienced production costs, analyti-
cal statements, statistical reports,
charts. federal Income tax. banking.
credits. collections, correspondence,
specialize business administration,
organization of modern office, its
methods, systems. appliances Posi-
lively a specialist in accounting and
tax matters for the oil producer and
manufacturer. Consider high grade
executive opening only. Gilt-edge
credentials and references. inter
views solicited.
S61-A WORLD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
IndIahomn Prosperous.

Indlahomn Prosperous.
NtfTGEE. Jan. 2i Plans for
n broad program 81 drilling and
production development. cnlnrging OF
refinery facilities ana capacity, OK
tension Of pipo Hines and "A genera
expansion of every department wdA
outlined and adopted at tho annual
meeting Of tho fndiahomn ltcfmlnE
company held at the main offices or
tho company horc on Thursday
ono lof the outstanding features or
the meeting was the announcement
that M special meeting of tho
stock holders on January II II was
unanimously voted 20 increase the
common stock issuc from $4,000, 900
to $1,000. 600 Tho latter figure "
now tho capita llzatiou Of the com.
pany. which has no prcfOrrcd stock
or bonds outstanding. The gront
record Of tho Indlahoma. which has
developed from n small company
with u capitalization of $3.50 600 In
iHI2 to a t5.OO0.0O0 corporation IN
192NF In 1918 the company paid
dNidenGa Of ~ per cent and also
added considerable to hs surplus
fund II has not passed n dividend
since lglA
Directors elected A. tho meeting
are T.. r.. SchOck and ]. !, Schock
~ Okmulgce. w. q. Schock and j. 4.
Herninghaus Of st. Louis ana A w.
rGicsic or baltimore. Officers named
are ~ follows. y. h. Schock, prcsi-
don't. A. w GIoske. !. a. Bcrning-
haus. J. J. Schock and n. a. Ting
Icy. vice -Tresidcnts. W. q, schock,
secretary and treasurer, David +
Schock. assistant secretary and
treasurer; r. ". Rouzer. Baltimore,
ana T. e. Winters, 81. Louis, assistant
secretaries.
In announcing the big program
which the Indahoma has mapped
out for 1920 Nicc- President j j.
Schock expressed tho opinion that
the outlook for independent refiners
who own their crude or have II con
veuiently available Is particularly
bright Tho Indiahoma has large
production In the Okmulgce fields.
all of which is piped to their refln-
cry here and there IN ample indica-
tion that this production will he in
IrrcaRcd, as the company has 100
acres near the new waite phiilipa
500 barrel well in 22-ti-1t ana much
other acrcare untcsted. Tho India
homa is Interested with the Export
I OH corporation in tho export of
gasoline, Kerosene and fuel oil. and
I the export situation In Just now con-
sidered most encouraging.
/ The financial report OF tho India-
homn ns read at the meeting proved
most pleasing to the stockholders and
directors and stamps the company as
one OF the strongest In the mid
continent field, according TO th
company officials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
With the Oil Men

Maurice Renard. treasurer OF the
on Field Producing n Refining
company OF New York city. is here
looking over that company's property
in Creek county preparatory to oper-
ating their refinery In West Tulsa.
Mr., Rcnard is 4 guest OF Matthews
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
In Nuslovtc Comfy

Tho Transoontinental on COM
pany's test In 5-I8-18 In drilling at
2,2OO feet and viii make n 5000
foot test of IL.
Same cuwpany'S test In l2-l3-t5
drilling at $50 feet promises To he
a l0-harrel producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 W. II. PECK Residence 2442

shut down a. 2,y3D feet and No. 3 is
running X inch casing.
Sfcly OH company has three wells
drilling on lis Scott liili lease In
Ehstl1ud county south uf tidcn
Hwltch. while over IN Er1th county
the same company m drilling "a test
on tho Mnloy farm In mo w a.
Drowning survey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Liberty Bond CLOSING.


FORT WORTH. Texas Jan. 2i.--CAitle
Receipts 1850 head, market unchsng gcd
boeycs 5000 I 3 90
Hogs--Rece eipts 500 head: marx ct
steady heavy st55O@15.65
Sheep--Receipts I 900 head; market
steady; lambs $4,000 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Kansas City Grain

KANSAS CITY, On. 24~Cs.k -.
TO l5c lower No hard s2 Sst3s ~ =
2 $2 500 2.70i No. red 55sS, y
No, 2 81 5Om259. ''e9A
Corn steady 10 ic lower Va
ti4ga 50; 10. 2 white O. 52di's'na 'n'is y
Oats unchar ged No. 2 ehile ssu..y.
Rye si.670t68.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
SECTION G


NEW YORK, Jan. Ne,I,.,,.
D sterling ,60-day biis s35s. np-
mercial 9Q.day bills i3.5s. sce
Francs demand 1901. rsbls, IAN
belgian francs demand ig "a -vs
1870. '''4s' abs,
.ires demand l422; oah- t.n
Marks demand l2s. c.bi~ is"
Gov nnmonI bonds irregular. an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
WANTED
Producing Properties

Settled oklahoma production with
acreage left TO drill. submit details
r q. ROx l9b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Payne County,

In the new district a couple OF
miles northwest Of Cushing, In town
shin IS, range &. where the mhieh
on ,-ompanys discovery wen IN thc
southenst Of 29-1S-5 started thingS
eoing last fall Skclly oil compunF
is drilling three very promisins tests
No. 1 Harris. In the northwest south
enat OF 2s-ls-b IL drilling at around
600 feet. In the northeast corner
OF the northwest OF S2-lH-b same
company's No. y. l. Hro"n IL
drilling at aG5 feet, while its No. l
I. c. walker IN the southeast cor
ner OF northeast OF 1a-ls-b, In dril-
ing mt about zoo feet These weils
arc located three ways from the as.
coycry well ana are being watched
with much Interest because their
result will largely determine whether
a pool Of commercial consequence
exists there.
FURTHER north. In the southeast OF
22-1q.i. -Skelly oil company Is drill
Ing At ih,out 500 feet In its tcai ON
the Martha Berry farm, while the
same compauy's test on school lhnd
in the southwest OF 1879 les drill-
ing at 4GO feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

In the new Hewitt field IN ia.2w
Skclly Oh Company's Ma, I V. j.
Ward the southeast southeast or
section % ls drilling at l466 feet,
whilo No. .. amo farm. is drillirg
at 400 feet,
on the j. H. Dillnrd lease IN IN
southwest northeast OF 22-is-2w
Skolly OH compAny's first well IL
drilling at Lice feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
WANTED
Shallow Drilling Acreage

Would consider some drilling propnv
sitions In territory whero there is
chance to develop some production,
l.. q Box 12b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
FOR SALE

40 acres proven ore bearing land,
~ miles southwest OF Joplin. Mo,
which is surrounded by some of the
best mines in the Joplin district.
For further particulars address
BOX E-2a2. WORLD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

east Of 3f-t6aIi The well II filled
up 1900 feet with oil.
The same people are dt.iltng at
500 feei ia The $50. Z lin0 udwhtua
arm In the southwest corner Of IL
AN.
uo Same people are drilling at
fUG feet IN No. ! 'hillip8 30 he
nOrthoaat corner Of tho northwest
or tho southwest Of 20 i4.iI
Tho Producers 4 Hefiners corpOr.
utiOn b. also drilling -, 400 teet
in the No Z Tobc Jefferson ccutcr
of the west llno % tho east half "
the pouthcast OF Jj-1b-ll.
Producers & RofnorH corporation
iA drilling ~ 500 feet In tho No. 2
Joe Johnson u the nor'hoaEt corner
Of tho northeast of 2O-lb-l1.
SO I on this Lease is riggcd up
Thcy are also rigging up fT No
Hannah shepherd In tho southW efit
corner of the southwest l5-lJ-lZ.
~ Cushl 'g
Thcy arc glaO drilling at f25 feet
after s"ttlur 400 feet of 20-inch cas-
Ing in tho so. 1 peOny farm in the
southwest crncr of tho north hali
~ the nofthwoW ~ 2s-1s-bc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
CONTINUED PBON PRECEDING PAdE
Attending Meeting.

T. o. Lily-trand. James X. Crpw
fri, n. r. Andrew ana T. y Hnr-
riugton are ln Sew York 10 nttuud
tho special mcoluE ~ th" OKLA
l-Uma Produclng y refining Co,
holdiup company Tor tho oklahoma
Producing A. Refining corporation,
ON Monday Tho meeting is being
held To- take a. vutn of the stock
huldyrH ON the prupofu To- cell the
thatps OF the tuiuu dos i'rtrulos
a d'DklIhom1 owned by the holding
company tn thc ohio cities Gas
company and to dissolve he hold
inp COMPANY win the dissolution
~ the holding company ihv stock
holders are expected tu receive a
cash disbursement ut about Sl.3O H
rh,rc in addition 10 one ana ono
quarter shares ~ stock iu tho
operating company Tor each Ah0ro
bold I'm the holding company. The
ftnol. holders in the CtaWfOrd com
panlcs certainly have u"yrr hnd any
hing ~ rcrrot thp prospective
melon cutting coming ns "a climax
to steady dividends us well ~ tr"'
uuent its,uanccs Ut valuable righta 10
buv new stock All ~ the 0om
panict founded by John NJ Cutw
ford. which now form oklahoma
PRODUCING 4 Refining, have been
-tcady dividend payers practically
inou their inrcptiDn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

CARRIER. Okla. Jan. 23-"That
hill yOudor grows FOOT ycid,
stid David Davis, "a bachelor, Wh"u
Mnrland's loascmcn tried 90 lease
hs farm for oil DAVIS explained
that hlA hin has an enormous prcS.
sure OF oil and gas under 10 mat
causaa Il TO grow. In The % years
lao has lived alone on tho farm h"
inys the hill has grown 90 fect. No
the boys didn't get his lease. Davis
haA Apruug q new one ana IT Wdua
to tho amusement OF some that tho
t,roEollsts agroc that Davis likrly has
oil land. The Marlnnd ieflnlhg
company will soon be drilling a hair
mile south OF the Davis Farm as
they have rig up ana r"luN lot
tools for 80. I on the stretch tl&In
bn tho northeast corner 2A-23-i, II
IL Mnrland's first independent ven
tiire in Garfield county Tho famous
Rod Cross we'll will he offset when
tho weather opens up IN tho hprlns.
according 10 contracts signed up ny
poty 81 nj VINO have n location Tor
No. on the lInyca farm ~ IN.
northeast corner, suuthw"St ~ 20 o
west, which ia an offset To IN" "'7'
Of the famous well.
Tho Red cross well derives u
name from a glft Of the oil lease on
100 acres by W A Chptfce, "a tnI
mer. to the Red Cross, the Y. NJ. e
A The CARRIER schools. and a wid-
ovs and orphans fund. The trustees
of these benefictarlos made u bo-nvo
drilling contract with tho concord
OH company OF oklahoma 'lty.
About IA year ago the well created
lot Of eNoitcmcir when "a shhd wa
tappcd at 1850 feet ana the hole
fuied with oil In fdw hours ON
mon who watched the Well closelE
sqy chat II was never properly com :
pleted and that the seven harr'is
OF oil day that H. pumped from u
is coming up through 90 feet OF nlun
This well " "A mile east OF CARRIER
ana three miles north OF production
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
HAYES WATCHING
BOXERS TRAINING
FOR. EXHIBITION

Dad Hayes. promotep of the boxing
exhibition to be staged at the Metro
politan theater January FL, Is watch
ing closely the training of the men
he secured for the bouts on the card.
Hayes has declared his intention of
being firmly satisfied that all men
on the card are in the best of trim
for the. mill in order to assure q
strong series Of fights. He has stated
that the bout would BE- called of IL
any of the men were laying down
on training and as q consequence all
the scrappers are working hard In
regular training for the mill.
Keller is rapidly rounding into con
dftion and 1t is reported that Blfven
will be In the pink Of condition for
the main fight on the card. The 9TH
er men on the card are milling
around with available training mate
rial. -
One Of the youngsters training for
h prelfminaries, it is claimed. got
a husky friend who bested him by
about thirty-five pounds to knock
around and no got 80 vicious that
said husky friend has severed diplo.
matte relations.
Interest is rapidly widening in the
exhibition. particularly In the main
90 when Blfven aud Keller. will meet
for b first time. Judging from
present Indications it seems that the
exhibition VIII be the fastest strictly
local boxing event v staged in. the
city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
l54-GAME PROGRAM
TOBE URGED WHEN
CLUB OWNERS MEET

Chicago. Jan. Is. - Sentiment
strongly favored the adoption Of a
614-game schedule when club own
ers OF the American association met
here today to lay, plans for the re-
sumption Of the game on q pre-war
basis IN 1920. Tho election Of officers
n the Axing Of g. piayer and salary
limit was the other business UP for
consideration. -
President Hickey, whose re-elec-
ton seemed assured when the, club
owners went into session, said he
would urge the adoption Of a 1874
game program. opening the season
Aprf! H. .the~date Of tho major league
opening. and closing about September
27tor 20. Some Of the club owners.
however, favor 1853 games. The 1eS-
game schedule, President Hickey
said, would result in too frequent
double headers and he was prepared
to oppose it.
Advances Indications favored in
creastns the player limit to nineteen
or. twenty men..~A "sky" limit on sal
aries Is in prospect, however. The SAL
ary limit hast season was $4,000 for
sixteen men. y
Two new club owners, W. G. Smith
OF indianapolis and Otto Borchert,
president Of the syndicate which >pur-
chased the Milwaukee franchise, pre-
sested themselves at the meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
DAVIS DRIVES MEN
IN PREPARATION FOR
THE CONCORDIA GAME

Team work, passing and basket
shooting, the big three" in ba.ket-
ball training are occupying most of
the work Of the varsity basket tossers
this week appropriation for the hrst
clash of the season when they will
play the Concordia college men satur-
day afternoon at the armory.
Coach Davis is driving his men
hard in prsparationSfor the rame.
The Concordia clash ordinarily is not
looked upon as a particularly .difacult
game for the university but Coach
Davis plans on taking no chances and
wants his men in the best Of condition,
No lineup for the game has been
announced. by the coach, but the five
to take the floor first will probably be
named Friday evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
"swede'' R4sbor.
tBy Norman f. Brown,

(By Norman E. Brown.)
Charley Risberg. White sox short
stop. has decided there's more
money in making restaurant hash
and doing out 81 eggs sunny-side up
than there is in baseball. There
fore: Goodbye baseball. rrts
At least that's the noise from San
Francisco, his home town. Swede
says he's discontented with the sal
aries baseball pays and would rather
be out on the coast in some steady
business. -. ...
The Swede, as he is affectionately
called, was born in Frisco. October
10, 1894. He began playing ball
there when he was twenty. Then he
vent to the Los Angeles Pacific Coast
team. The White Sox obtained him
in 1917 and he played short most of
that year and the next. In the 1919
worlds series Risberg felded well
and managed to collect a couple of
hits, one OF them a triple.