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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
TRIANGULAR MEET.
SCHEDULED TODAY
Tulsa, Oklahoma City
and Muskogee in
Meet Here.

Icadon skies or clear skies. rain
or shine. either way itB immai"rihl
10 the track and field athletes and
cnthusiaats who await the start thus
afternoon Of the triangular meet
which brings together Oklahoma
city. Musbugco ana Tulsa II the
first important track event OF the
season IN oklahoma.
Students Of the two visiting
schools, iu addition TO track follow
crs from over tho entire state, sin
attend today'a games, which marx
tho beginning Of relations between
the states three largest high scloO S
Tulsa J. InNoritc.
Tulsa. winner OF last season RI state
lntcrscholastIc championship and
with 10 letter men and numerous
new men this season, enters today.s
meet the flVoritc. But in oklahoma
city and Muskogeo they meet ath-
lotes worthy Of their best sewho wi !
undoubtedly force the crimson and
cream jersicd lads to their greatest
efforts
Coach q. q. clayton OF Tulsa
high school last night predicted We
tory for his charges THE boys are
In splendid condition and 1 am ccr-
tain they will win," he said.
The first event Is 20 start az 3.lJ
O'Clock and events will be started
every five minutes thereafter. thus
climina ing tircsomc delays The
high school stadium. at Twentieth
and Cincinnati streets, Is tho scene
OF toddy's meet.
Vhc Entries.
Following are the entire CntrieS'
Tulsa Schafcr, Weincckc, MarkoI
witz. Carson, Iiocy, Withcrs, Keith,
Brown, Carter. hughes. Davis, Bcr-
lin. Sclcppcy.
Muskogec - Bartleson, smith, Erd-
wurm. Nccly. Mahafiy Carter, Rris-
burg. RowlCY starr. Casey. Parker,
Ticrncy, Price. Gore. Wright
oklahoma city - Robertson. G.
Mcbride. Btrtell r. Mcbride, Cou-
tier. Carter, Kolp, Askew. Stewart,
ThrcadEill quay. Wolf, Snodgrass,
Wilhelm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Ski Tourney Planned.

TACOMA. Wash, April l5.--The
Northwest SKI club will hold its
annual ski tourney on Mount Rainier
June 26 and "a, according TO present
plans, Invitations have been sent to
expert runners throughout the
United States and Canada, and in
view OF many handsome and yalu-
able cups and trophies that are to
be hung up. It is believed there will
he large entry. Andcrs Haugen OF
Dillon, Col, who recently broke the
worlds skiing record with a jump OF
2lf feet. and Henry Hall of Denver,
who ieaped 20l feet. have both been
invited to compete. Invitations have
been forwarded To the Rocky Noun
tain, Montreal and other ski clubs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
PhIl,d,l,hia.


sRsn for kruegor In eighth
tBauod for Marpuard In fitth.
IBatted for MamauE in seventh.
Slated for MOZART in eighth
fhliaotlphla ,.......,,... .OO4 leO gol--s
Brooklyn ....s......,.....,O00 900 600 OBl-7
summary. Runs, Bancroft ?. Williams 3.
!. Miller, Paulette 2, Olson, Nsis Johnston
!. wheat. Myers, Hood. errort, Olson.
Johnston, konetohy, ward two-taE hits
J. Miller, Olson 2. Neis: three-base hits
Paulette - homo run Williams. stolen
base, j, Miller, double plays Bancroft to
j. Miller TO Paulette 2, Meusel TO Bancroft
20 r. Miller 10 J. Miller. bases on balls
Off smith =. off Weinert l. struck out,
by smith 4, by Marquard 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Games Today

National League.
Hoaton ~ Now YORK
Philadelphia at Brooklyu,
Chicago ut Cincinnati
rittsburgh at II. Louis,
American League.
New York ~ Philadelphia.
Detroit at chicago.
St Louis st cleveland,
Washington at boston
American Association.
Minneapolis at Kansas CITY.
Toledo az indianapolis.
~ pbUi ~ Milwaukee.
Columbus at Louisville.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Erst Prncilcc OF Ncnr
Sdpuipa High Nine
Again Beats THlsaRs

The Sapulpa high school baseball
team won from Tulsa high school
yesterday afternoon at Sapulpa by
score OF s to, 4. Grigshy pitched for
Sapulpa and Chancellor for Tulsa,
Both clubs made eight hits. poor
base running costing the locals tho
game
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Fourth race. five and e.haif turlongs--
Mock orange. IA. KING Thrush. 1906
Irish Dancer. loi, First Consul l06, Bulls
%. RAPID Traveller. iit; Tattle, I06 water
wood. 1O6, Eddie Rickenbacker. lo6,
Rover l0i Lady Brummel. 100, rcccant.
iOs. The Nephew. io6 HesthoN, los. Fair
way. .i0i. Hot Foot i0l, Link Boy lo6.
Ftfth race elk furlongs--star Master,
i52, Royce Roofs iii. Royal Ensign. 10.
Ptckwick, ~. Old Rosebud, i22, War
Mask io7, Ticklish. lo5; Virginia t.,
o.. Biliy Kelly, i27, Faisan u or 81;
Cromwell. lls. Hank O'Day l06. Bullet
Proof 1885, Slippory Elm. 10; Midnight
Sun. 1906. Quietude, 80.
ia. King Neptune III. Incidence, Iti,
sixth race, mile and siNteenth--Rcgrcsso,
wood Thrush. iOs. Capital City 1906 Daisy
L., ioi. y. g. King. iiJ, Paddy Dear,
III. Pusen, III; Solid Rock. lo6; Christie,
i06. Great Guil. il3. kczlah, l0ii Indian
chant los; Peerless one. lOs, Antoinette,
lOl; g. VI Miller. III.
Seventh race. mile and a. yards Hong
Kong 49, Broom Peddicr. los nag ripe,
io1. Mormon Elder, los. Siesta, los, Mis-
tress Polly. los; Sans Pcur IL, los.
Weather clear. track fast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Evcrs Would Try Again.

TROY. N Y. April 15.-The sboli-
ton of freak pitching has stirred
Johnny Evers 10 try comeback.
II don't know that ] will play
with any team" said Evers recently.
but I would like TO have "a chance
TO take crack at some OF the
pitchers now that they have 20
pitch without the aid OF the freaks
Wi'st a lsmming l would give some
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Lewis Concludes Training.

NEW YORK. April 10 ed
lStranglcr) Lewis wound up train
ing here today for his championship
wrestling match tomorrow night
with Joe Stecher. the title holder.
Lewis predicts he viii besthe next
champion,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
williams Homer Win. Game.

BROOKLYN, April ib.--Cy Williams
home run drive over the right field wall
In the ninth won todays game for the
Phillies after they had obtained "a lead
Of seven runs In the first seven innings
Tho brooklyns rallied In tho eighth and
scored sta runs, knocking Smith out OF
the boz.
The score,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
MORRIS RETURNS,
RAY RICHMOND IN
Vet Comes Back Same
Day New Pitcher
Reports.

, tny Richmond aN fo't ono Inch
nll ana tipping th" scales ut isoI
pounds. au solid bore ana mu rlr.
reported to Manager spencer Nbroir'
yesterday wOruiup ana wHs ""s'i"d
into Otlcr ropulH iu tuo afternoon
practice. lNrhmnud H Tine now
pitcher secured from lhu 49, Luuit
browns IN part payment rur 'b'fiy'
Biyuo. nud comes highly tDut'd Js
. clever mouudmiu,
Ito louits the part \ frre- ovDi
hand delivery. terrific speed uud H|
fnst breaking hook was 'tIth.t'd lS
the uDW hurhr in hiI rr.t day out
Richmond rs startling hts thlrd sca
sou in professional baseball though
no made his debut lu 1915. ~"
pitched that year nnd the uoNi for
JJhc Bloomington TEr,D. Eye iOIgI'
cluh richmond out rc0 tno army
ln 1917. serving 20 months In tur.,
Sans clothes llr di4 trd,l thpN.
Tor mufu last summer bon mid .H'l.
ron ana though offered several con.
tracts played iudop,rdrut ball Il'
glrucd 70 brownie contract 'u.i Wint
cr ana showed wci in spriug train
INK but Jimmy burke decided hc was
WIS not ripe fpr fast company so|
sent him To- the oilers
iitchcrs I"ok Good.
Jro Morris. star hlpht hand pitch
or who SUNDAY decided tu To.lrc g. ono
baseball ana .outor the automobile
tire business hls decided not to-
iUmp the ,rlub ana Wds iu Dilor ro.
R1lin yesterday VII hihe return of
Morris ana the reporting of IilDn-
mond the twirling corps now looks
to hc satisfactory. Figuring Morris,
RiChmoud ana CoWdn. the latter ,ho
big Coast recruit as regulars. the
fght for the Othor two bvrths lie
between tloltzhaus"r Hillmnu ana
Miller. Miller is tho only southpnw
on th" olup and for that reason, viii
bo givcu every opportunity to show
n he docs not deliver. then another
lunny side hurlcr will hc secured Is
Abbott wautS AZ least one winning
lcft handler HultZhu Iscr is show
Ing better than at amy time this sra-
son. His curve was breaking right
Yesterday for the first time thi' s0a-
snu. Abbott has great confidence IN
the 81 Louis boy and for mat reason
has carefully uursed him uiong dur
ing the training period
Lefty" Brooks. ynuthfIl rooh'-
hurlcr from Kansas VINO looked llhv
u promising youurstor. has deserted
tho club and gone home. The Otlcr
pilot regarded nrOoks very highly Ha
a likely looking youngstcr and was
given special instruction ana training
ty Abhutt and the Cntchcrs. Ills Go-
fvCtion came as q surprise, hut his
loss viii not be folt though he was
figured to bc II boy whom Abbott
wOuld nj least keep on the reserve
list. even should he prove too incN-
pcrienccd for Class ball this sea-
| IEon.
/ ECst Practice of Year
! Ncsterdays practice was the best
OF the year \ hot sun ana ce-
crease of the wind gave tho pthiotcs
| their first touch of real baseball
weather for several days mud they
madc fun use Of IT, General i'm
proved play In all departments, with
an especially noticeable Improvement
IN their signal drill, characterized
| yesterdays workout.
The ncAt and final exhibition
games OF tho season Nrc scheduled
| for tomorrow and sunday. with DICK
COuleys DkmulgCc Western assoc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

sssten,


sRan Tor McCarly IN seventh,
poEtop p.......,..,........ 900 900 l0b--f
New Nork ,.sss.s.s..ts.ss'sO Ono UuV Vou-V
Summary Run. cruise error, Flstoher!
two base hit, pickl three base hit, rriuch
stolen bases, MoCarty, Cruise! double plays.
Boockel to Holko. Ocschger to Holko.
Doyle to Fletcher to Kelly. basss On balls.
Oft Toney l. OFT oeschgcr ), struck out,
by Toney o, by oeschger =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Omaha s. Twins ..

FORT SMITH. Arb, April Ia
r. n l..
Omaha CWestern Lcague) ........b 10 .
Fort Smith twestern AssnD ...2
Batteries kopp and Hale. Rolph, Alien
and Schmidt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Ruth Whiffs Three Times.

PtttLADELrIIIA, Apri 10 a-Nsylor
weakened after shutting out New York FOR
Hik innings today and GleiCh'a single with
the bases fiied In ~" seventh scored two
runs and the visitors defeated philadelphia
here today, 20 l. ruth struck out three
times In succession, tho last time with the
bases fillcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Cards Defeat Pirates
Mound City Team
Bats Timely.
BRAVES BEAT GIANTS
Hub Nine Administers ! to 0
Defeat on McGraws---
Phills Beat Robins.

CINCINNATI Apru i6..--vsuFhnH via.
n.sa and the ragged fielding Of the chi-
oago team enabled tho worlds champions
to win their second game of tho season
todHy.
Tho sgpYpH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
RED CHAMPS WIN FROM CUBS RED SOX DEFEAT OR
The Turf
At BOWIE.
YESTERDAYS Results.


FIRST race. four furlougs Pan Handler,
tFstorD first. Machine Gunner. tWillisms)
second Noormei. Psuisy) third. Time
80. kchoma, rutt George Boycc, Coombs
also ran
Second race. seven turlonrs John J
Casey. OtsynesD first. Margcry tRich.
creek) second Bengali, tHoclle) third
Time t.JO Ringing. Safranor. Early
Morn. Transpcto Cpitiya also ran.
Third race, seven furlougs--kilkenny.
fFatorJ frst, Corson tIoelerl second !.
Tarssron OiunD 'hnd. Time, 1870. jack
*. Courcolies Meddiing Miss cousin %
Nine. Mildred Euretta. Miss Sterling. Ina
Kay also ran.
Fourth race. ono milc--Sisr Realm
0HunD first. bondage, tUodriquez) sec
oud Dtmonds. GHaynesJ third. Time,
~. Ettahe, Tailor Maid also ran.
Fifth race, milo and ~ ysrds-Belle
Roberts tZoeilcD first. Dorcss CBurkeD
second. Verify, Hopkinsl third. Time.
.i9. Veto. widow Bedotte. America n
boy also ran.
sixth race. mile and siNteenth--Alina II
GlrysonD first. Will DO. tRodriquez) sec
pnd. Zen Hampson. tBurke) third. Time,
go. Bogart Little I'd. Sir John J.
Ncrgne, Pruncs also ran.
seventh race, mile and slNteenth--Huron
n. Poncc) first, Lady ward, twakeoD
second. Refugee Diaynes) third. Time.
81. Miss tnley, Green Mint Handful
AWrrctte. Charles Frances, waldo Jr..
Tiger Rose also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Discard Heats t,inpis,

NEW YORK. April Ia Boston again
defeated the New York Giants here today,
soore 1 to o. Oeschgor. Giant discard,
shut out the New York players.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

when covered by detachable por-
ton Of its handle new pocket
toothbrush resembles and can be
carried like "A fountain pen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
East Central Meet
Starts Today Win
OUer 500 Entrants

ADA, Okla. April 15.--More
than 500 entries iu the eighth an
nual track field and literary
meet 10 be held by the East Ccu-
trail normal beginning tomorrow.
Already a few high school boys
and girls are IN the city Eleven
choruses, ten baseball teams and
nine tents teams. in addition 10
more than a dozen high schools
for the track and field events
have entered. The meet begins at
/ O'Clock Friday and viii end sat
1raay 1.Sh..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
Ring Wins Great Hurting Duel;
Red SOX Make Few Hits Count
Griffmen Get 10 Hits
to Six by Red Sox
but Lose.
YANKEES DEFEAT AS
Both Clubs Play Errorlcss
Ball-Two Games Are
Rained Out.

HDgruy hUui 90 Boston drove John.
son out ~ tho boz after two Innings IN
the opening ~ the bis League t"anpn hoio
to-day and won tu o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
American League.
Results Yesterday

Nntionni League.
~ st Louis O.. t1tisburgh ?.
Nt Cincinnati a. chicago 8.
A. Sow York q. BOSTON
A. brooklyn e. Philadelphia
American League,
A. Philadelphia T. New York &
~ UDHiou 1 Washington g
AZ Dict'lprd. -. Louis. No game. rain.
AZ chicago. Detroit no game, wet
grounds.
American Association.
~ kHnsaH 'iiy - Minneapolis T.
A. Indianapolis Toledo o.
~ Louisville 3. tulumhua
a. Milwaukee st. papi. mo- game rain.
Southern Association.
A. Chattanooga o. Atlanta
A. buckingham .. Nashville ~.
~ Mobile . NcW orleans O.
AZ Little Rock Memphis. postponed.
rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
KROHN.REEVES IN
WORKOUTS TO-DAY
Middleweights to Train
Before Tulsa Box
ing Fans.

Harry krohn, of Akron, o.. who
meets Jack Reeves of San Francisco
in a i5-round bout here next Thurs
day night, is to arrive in Tulsa this
morning at o'clock and will go
through a workout this afternoon AT
3 o'clock at the Brady hotel
This is krohn's second appearance
in Tulsa. he having defeated Eddie
Fitzsimmons at the Grand theater
last winter.
Reeves, very popular boy here
ynd who stopped silly Kramer IN
four rounds at Convention hall a few
weeks ago. worked before a good
crowd at the Brady yesterday.
Reeves Is to work today at o'clock.
"Pinky" Lewis tough negro heavy
weight, boxed with Jack yesterday.
with the arrival today of krohn,
Tulsas boxing colony takes on an
other good scrapper. In addition 10
Krohn and Reeves there Is Mickey
Riley. crack Dallas lightweight,
Bobby Burns, clever Tulsa bantam.
Jack Hurley and Kid Hingey, Tulsa
lightweights, Kid Spack, fast step
ping bantam, Jimmy Riley, Patsy
Corrisans Cosden lightweight, and
others.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16
At u\yRp DE GRACE.

First race. four furlongs-- Haywood. It's.
Gimme. 1l6, Martina NOouan. ll6. In
trigsnte, ia, Moon GLOW. iiS. oh Yes.
1i3. Careful. ia, Victor \, tl6; Blooms
ington. iiG. Hunters Point. ils.
Second race, BtN furlongs--GenersL III
Subhadar, llj. Miss Bryn' 10. Fsit AC-
compli. o.. Onico. no; Hello Pardner.
~. Murphy li5; Ninety simplex, us,
Resist. 10. Encore. il5. -. Quluten, 1l0.
Mumbo Jumbo. llb; Bell Ringer, IFS
Hasty Cora, 10. Poultncy, ne, Charlie
SUNNY. 10. protty raby. ii2, Betsy. iO5
Bsrrys Pet, lO2, indian, io2
Third race. six fuHongs-Mlk Maid.
100. Constancy. 100, Quietude los. AM
van. 90. wood Violet. l06; Rubidium, o.;
Fruit Cake. llJ, Royal Ensign. 100.
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'Batied Tor Vaughn In ninth
Chicago ....t..s...t,...t..O O0l o0l 100"
Cincinnati ...s..t...t..t...l l2o 600 nih"
summary Runs Flack ?, Iiollochor.
Usth. RouHh, Nesle. Ring, errors liet1og.
barber 2, Deal, vaughn . two.bnse hits,
Daubert. Ncale, stolen bases NRth, Nnush
NJ bases on balls. OF Ring o, of Vaughn
o. struck out by Ring . by Vaughn l.
Cardinals Even the Count.
81. LOUIS, Arril ib,-St Louis svenod
the rount with Pittsburgh today. winning
Q 70 after a Heo-saw struggle.
The score.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
SUMMER i'm MI II | L |
AT ST. | LAKE
IS NOW ASSURED s i / Il; j
Organization Completed and
) Stock to Amount 81 $l7,
COO is Issued.

Neville. N. D.. May 5.-The ore.aalni-
a : OF the Old Settlers association,
d stock company to operate s ON
lnun1ty park at Stump Lake, was
at meeting held in Michi-
san. About rs stockholders were
present and many proxies were rem
resented and stock was paid for TO che
AMOUNT gilmore than $4,000
n capital stock Of the company
Is 10000: There has been expended
already $11,150 for 166 acres for the
use OF he company. a
According to- the bylaws adopted
me governmentSof sthe corporation g
vested In ten directors, who have au-
tnorlty to appoint other officers. The
directors selected were:
J. Z. Lambs Michigan; j. q. Cum
gerson, Aneta;s Thos. Reep, Center;
Ihos; Crawford, Petersburg; Rev. 8,
A: Olson, Dahlen;, JohIi Bliss Adler:
VIM. Ryan, Pekin; Fred Ferris. La.
kota; Martin aFlom, Neville; Arch
Mcmillan. Neville. sss3 GHs
Thes directors met and elected the
following Officers:
President-aJ.,sP. Lamb.
Vice Presidentzz=-Wm. Ryan.
Secretary-J. q. 'Gunderson.
Ireasurer-Martin Flom.s e
Remarks made by different sneak.
ers at the meeting show that the plan.
are comprehensive, though at fhir
tune not worked, out in detail. lana,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
and plans were laid for a tourist
night cAnnt S 1900

and plans were laid for Al tourist
camp. IA
A conference was held the same
day as the Tioga meeting, at Stanley,
between Mr.. Dooley and Mr.. Ross.
The former visited Ray the following
day and reports that the people at
thef point ate loyal boosters for the
highway. Another meeting will be
held at Ray. probably this-week.
Just now the efforts of the state
organization are being concentrated
on getting out a tourists' guide for
NorthfDakota. The better hotels; res.
t%aurants, garages and a few other
places of business in the various
towns along the route ARE privi-
legged to carry advertising in this
booklet: Short descriptions Of each
town along the route will also ap-
pear in the 10000. booklets.
The state organization will push
the work from now on with vigor.
By the middle of the summer, 1t is
hoped that North Dakota will stand
out prominently as the best section
of the entire highway from coast to
coast, .s a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
MORE VISITORS
SOUGHT FOR THE { ].
YELLOWSTONE PARK

Livingstond Mont May Sin the
hope OF inducing tourists to extend
their visits to Yellowstone National
park, change in policy for next
season has been announced by the
park Standardization.
The establishment Of q park mail
service has been ~announced;N .addi-
tional4 trails. will be, constructed;
camps and hotels will be forbidden
to serve park trout ON dining tables,
that fishing for the tourist may not
suffer. and boys summer camp and
school will be established, &.
Camp Roosevelt. at Tower Falls. is
to be- devoted almost exclusively to
long time visitors, and saddle horses
and other special equipment will be
made available.
Until private automobile parties
began to invade the park in recent
years, s5 3sper cent Of all visitors at
tempted to see its natural wonders
onNa limited tourist schedule, park
officials declare. and it Is this tend
ency that new regulations are in
tended toS5discourage.f@>
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
MINNESOTA CONVENTIONS.

st. Paul. Mimi, May 4.-Through-
out Minnesota tomorrow, Republi-
can county conventions will be-, held
to select delegations to the state guber-
material elimination convention in st.
Paul mex Saturday.
Scott county got the jump on the
other counties and held it's convention
today, picking an uninstructed dele
cation TO the st. Paul meeting.
Predictions among political obser-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05
CENSUS FIGURES.

Y Washington, May 5:-Ironwood,
.Mich.s t6ss73s, increase 2.s1s, or 22.s
per cent. I. 81 a.!
Marion; Ind. 2s.747 increase 4,sss.
or 22.7 per cent. ~ : sa4st
Brennan, Texas, $685. increase
East orangerN. j., 5o,5S7. increase
1926. or 47.2 per cent.
Punaxatawney, Pa, 10,31i. increase
2,263,for S13.S per cent;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

IAamberton, Mimi, May 60 4
cproIer's, inquest to determine sre-
sponstbility for the wreck on the Chi
cago 4 Northwestern railroad, neafr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-11
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Oct ILL. S. Bureau
Of -Cattle-Receipts 10000;
good and choice steers steady to
strong; bulk s15617.75; top. $3.50;
fat grassy kinds steady; plain grassers
weak; bulk s9.500145O; butcher COWS
opened slow, mostly IS q 8; bulls,
steady to strong; choice vealers so
cents lower at S16617; grassy kinds
steady; bulk SS.50012; desirable feed
ers steady; common kinds slow; re-
ceipts western 10000; quality COM
mon to fair; market slow.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; mostly Is to
rs cents lower than Saturdays aver
age; top $16.10; bulk light and butch
ers, $3.50 G16; bulk packing sows,
S14.25 614.50; pigs strong to 20 cents
higher; bulk desirable kinds around
$500.
Sheep Receipts 10000: fat lambs
and sheep opened steady; early top,
native S12.25; bulk native lambs, Sill
25 @12.00; fat native ewes, 1918; bulk,
$3.50 SIS; feeder lambs active and
strong to unevenly higher; no early
sale western.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-11
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 11-Receipts
Cattle, 500; hogs, 5000; sheep, 700.
Cattle-Market sliw; butcher steers
good to choice. s11.00@14.00; fair to
good, $S.00@11.00; common to fair,
$500@S.00; heifers, good to choice,
$900@11,00; fair to good, S700@900;
common to fair, S4.60@7.00; COWS,
good to choice, $S.00@900; fair to
good. $6,00@S.00; cutters, $4.00@5.Oo;
stock cows, s5.00@6.0O; bulls, weak;
bologna, $6.50@7.50; fat bulls, 5000
$6.0O@7,50; stock heifers, 5000 700;
$500; milch cows, $4.0O@S.5O; calves,
steady; fair to good, s13O0@1S.50;
common and large, $1,000,
Hogs-Steady; good to choice pack
ers and butchers, $16.50@1675; med
ium, S16.00@16.25; stays, $S.00@11.00;
common to choice heavy fat sows,
S12.00@15.00; light shippers, S15.75;
pigs, ITO pounds and less, $3.50.
Sheep - Steady; good to choice
lights, s5O0@5.5O; fair to good, $4,000
$500; bucks, $4.00@5.O0 lambs, st'dy;
good to choice, $12.0O@13.O0; seconds
$500 010.50; fair to good, $1,000
$1,000; common to fair, $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-11

Chester White hogs, at the E. E. Fitz-
water farm, 212 miles east of West
Manchester, Ohio. This is night
sale, beginning at Z p. m. Plenty of
light, good seating capacity.
Monday, October 10
Pyle and zimmerman, 3k miles
north Of Richmond, on the Smyrna
road, dissolution sale. Good dairy
COWS, hay, grain, corn in the field, etc,
at 10 o'clock
Tuesday, October 10.
Brooks & Heaton, at Beech Grove
stock farm, miles south of Winches
ter, registered Chester White hogs.
at 1870.
Friday, October %.
Richard Duvall, Ia mile east of
Wits Staten, 3 miles southeast of
Boston. General farm sale at 10
O'Clock.
Saturday, October %.
Fulghum and Sanborn, registered