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Evening journal., 1921-10-17
CASTLES PICK
TIES UP SERIES
The Pick OF New castle-Pick o

The Pick OF New Castle-Pick OF
Wilmington series Is now even.
New Castle handed Wilmington a
surprise saturday at Battery Park
when they defeated the locals 5 to /.
Willeys and Nitchie hooked up In
a pitching duel, with the honors
going to the former Dover boy, who
held the Wilmington sluggers TO two
scattered hits and one run. Willeys
famed IL and Nitchie 10.
Nitchie pitched a good game but
New Castle touched him up pretty
lively when hits meant runs. Hol-
iiday getting three hits and driving
in three runs. He also scored two
runs himself.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
STAY-AT-HOMEs WIN.

The Stay -at-Homes' OF the Dia-
mond state Rife Club turning in a
iffai OF 1,247 points. defeated the
Camp Perry team OF the club which
got a total Of 1.153. Lesney arrived
too lete 70 shoot, and c. Lister was
unable 10 reach the range. so the
national matches representatives are
swearing vengeance at an early date.
Cap" Grier was high man on the
Perry team. with total OF 270 over
4be three ranges. and +. f. Burkins
with 262. headed the "Stay-at--
Homes" Next week a long range
match between the Winchester
savage and Stevens teams will fea.
sufe the program.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
FRUIT BARS.

Put one pound Of walnuts. one
pound Of dates, one pound OF figs
and one pound OF candied cherries
through the food chopper. Mix
them and put the mixture on a
board covered with powdered sugar.
Knead the mixture with your hands
until il holds together. Roll out
with a rolling pin to the desired
thickness. then cut in squares. The
squares may be put aside to get
solid and can be covered with pow
dered sugar or dipped in chocolate.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
HERB PENN0CK
DEFEATS ELKT0N

ELKTON. Nd, Oct 17.-Rising
Sun defeated Elkton. 2 to at Rising
Sun. Saturday afternoon. in WELL
played and interesting game. Herb"
Pennock. OF the Boston Red Sox.
did the mound duty for Rising Sun
and pitched air-tight ball in the
pinches. Andy" Miller Of New Castle
drove thenf across the rubber for the
Elkton club and also pitched a fine
article of hall The scnrn.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
TOM GIBBONS KNocKoUTs.

Here is a list OF Tommy Glib
bons' knockouts from February
10 to date:
1. Tony Melchoir, round
Feb. 10.
2. Al Reich. round, March 8.
3. Paul Sampson, 2 rounds.
March %.
4. Sergt. Norcross, round,
March 81.
s. Larry williams, rounds
April 70.
6. Porkey Flynn. IL rounds.
April 10.
Z. Hugh Walker. round. April
20.
s. Jack Heenan. round. May
23.
.. sergt. Ray Smith, rounds.
May 27.
10. Jack Clifford. rounds, May
80.
IL. Willie ,Keeler. 2 rounds,
June Z.
IL. Willie Meehan, 1 round.
June %.
13. Dan O'Dowd, 3 rounds,
Sept. 5.
IA. Wild Bill Reed. rounds.
Sept. 12.
Is. Joe Burke. 2 rounds. Sept.
20.
16. Clay Turner. round, Oct.
z.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
ATHLETICS

Hits-On Hayes. 8: of Rommeil. L.:
of Hymack. 3; of Shanner. none. Two
base hit-Hayes. Thrce-base hit-Bra-
zni. Struck out-By Hayes. i by Rom
NELL 2; by Shanner. 2; by HyQack. g.
Double plays-Black to Dykes tSGriffn.
Wright to Cole. Stolen bases-Brazil,
Griffin. Sacrifice hy--JOhnsOn. Balks-
Shanner. Bases on balls-On Hayes. 3;
OF Shanner. 4; on Rommell. .; of Hy-
mack. none. Passed balls-Noweli. q
Innings pitched-By Rommen. 3; by
Hayes. s; by Hymack, 4; by Shanner,
g. Time Of game-1h. 45m. Umpires-
McGowan and Henry.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
ST. MARY'S STOPS
DELCO CHAMPIONS

st. Mary's. on Saturday, defeated
Delco, three times champions Of
Delaware county. to 6.
Delco scored first blood when
REYNOLDS. the star half back Of
Delco skirted left end for a touch
down. Reynolds failed to kick the
goal.
Brennan. quarterback for st.
Marys. featured with his kicking
and running back punts Reynolds,
Humphreys and skelly we're the
ground gamers for the Darby aggre-
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
NEW CASTLE
WILMINGTON
ToIaIH

Earned runs-New Castle. p, Whining
ton. T. Three base hit-Maddcn. Home
run--Coyle. Two-base hits-Holliday.
Madden. Mcdaniel. Kern. Base on balls
-On Willeys. B. on Nitchie. B. Struck
ouf-By Willeys. Il by Nitchie. 10
Stolen bases-Hollday Chase. Willeys
Boyle. Double play-Saughter TO Flynn
Left on hases--Ncw Castle. 5; Whining
ton g. umpires-M. Kelley and Eckles
Timc-2h.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
Total p;s;,;,;;s;5;s;;y;ti,viiANiX ;;;;;;;;;iiiAiiNiX R. R.
.SALESIANUNI KEEPS
NEWARK ON SHORT END

salesianum defeated Newark High
here on saturday afternoon, ID to 6.
A forward pass, Dolan 70 NC
Mahon, who ran 40 yards through
a broken field for touchdown was
the best play OF the game giving
salesianum their first score. Ihe
playing Of Burke Mcmahon and
Dolan was of the highest order.
Schwartz was the shining light for
for the visitors. Lineup:
e.t..i.n,,n. Newark.
NcNahon....'.. left end 80, NJ. Hopkins
Lemon. left tackle ....... .Manus
Mccarthy. rYt.
Robinson. Lemon.
Cunningham.
Kelleher.... right guard ..... strahorn
Nfonioic Poole.
n, l,e,'s bev', right tackle ....... .cornog
Grant - right end ....... Mayer
cunninrham Cap. quarterback .Henning
Burke...... right halfback G. Hopkins
| cI,ilinane. left halfback ..R. Hayes
nolan funback Schwartz. Capt.
Touchdowns-For Salesianum, Nc
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
2ising sun .......1oo o0oOO1x-2
-.lI-l.-.. q n 1

ummary-Earped runs: Rising Sun,
I: Elkton, l. Stolen bases-R Dunbar.
l. Smith. @. Smith. Patton. Sacrifice
hits-Josephs. Bases on balls-By PEN
mock, 1 by Miller. 9. Strike outs-Pen-
mock. "a: Miller, Z. Double plays-Mar-
Gus to Carlin.- Umpire-Brockman Tine
Of game hr. 45 min.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
KEEPS
SNAPPERS SCORELESS

Brandywine A. c. gridiron rladi-
ators travelled to Eden Park on sat
urday and walloped the South Side
snappers by the score OF 2s to o.
Brandywine was never in danger OF
being scored upon. the nearest an
proaeh to their goal line by tho
snappers being in the third period
when the ball was on the 2o-yard
line.
The Ninth warders pushed over
their first marker within three min
utes after the first whistle and kept
the bah in the snappers' territory
continuously thereafter. +. Russo
was one Of the leading ground gain
ers.
Next Saturday Brandywine will
play its old rivals, the Ninth Ward
A. c. at Baynard Field. All players
are. requested 10 report for practice
tomorrow night. 6.45 O'Clock. at
Eighteenth and Boulevard. Lineup:
Brandywine. positions S. S. snappers.
J. Campbell. left end "A Husbands
Siekadeh..-.. LEFT tackle .-.-. Howard
Townsend. center ....... Goodman
Springs...... right guard C. Husbands
Layton...... right tackle ...... Smith
Harrity.....e. right end ........ MCGEE
r. Russo. quarterback ........Dean
Knapp. p...... left halfback ...... Connor
Lardear. right halfhack .Drummond
Ward ....-...- fullback I.....-.-... Han
Suhstitutions: Brandywine-Ruth for
Townsend. nappers--AfcCullgan for
Hall. Touchdowns-Russo 8. Ward. q:
l.ardear, 1. Time OF periods.--lO min.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

Read the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks for lost articles.
They are sure TO be found and re-
turned.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

phia team scored after twenty min
utes of play. when Ruze, the visitors
center forward, got one past Riley
for the first goal OF the game. O'Don-
mel scored on a pretty pass from
Kay. making the score TO o. There
was no further scoring during th'
contest
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

Lost articles may be found by ad-
vertising through the medium OF the
Want Ada,
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
EDGE MOOR LOSES AT SOCCER,

Edge Moor went down TO defeat
before Haywood at Edge Moor by
the score Of 10 in an Allied Soc
or League game. The Philadel-
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

Mcmahon and Burke. For Newark
Manus Goals from touchdowns-Cu
linane .. Onicials-Referee, Lannon:
umpire. Williams; head linesman.
Schwartz.
SCORE BY PERIODS
Salesianum ...... 7-14
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
The linenps:

TTT TTTT| TT|7
Deico. ST. Mary's.
J. Starrett ... left end ...... Sheehy
r. Starrett.... left tackle .Slattery
ella......... left guard ........ Green
Spar .......... center ......... .DeNlne
J. Sparr.... right guard .......... Gill
Ward. ........ right tackle Nolan
Sharkey. right end ..... .kelleher
Humphriee.. quarterback 49,. Brennan
Pearl. ........ fullback Mcconnell
Montgomery. right half back ........
Hougentougler
Reynolds. left halfback Hayes
Subs-F'arers for Slattery. Siattery for
Hougentougler. Referee Kennedy.
/ Umpire-Quinn. Iincsmen-SfcKenzie
and Williams. Head linesman-Mayce.
! mekeepers---August and Bachus. Time
OF periods 70 and 10 minutes
SCORE BY PERIODS
St Mary's ..........., OF
Delco ............. Q o-s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. June II.--Mrs. j. Coleman
Saltar is spending several days at Penn
berton. y. J., where she attended the
commencement exercises of Pemberton
high school yesterday, when her son,
John Coleman Saltar, Jr., was grad
uated
Mrs. John s. Prettyman is spending
several days at Dobbs-Ferry-on-the-
Hudson, y. Y, in attendance at thu
bedside of a close friend who is seriously
ill.,
Miss Margaret Arnold OF Philadel
phia i here visiting Miss Clara iardlcs
Prettyman.
BENJAMIN b Nicolls, resident engineer
Of the State Highway Department, who
has been living here for three years, has
under consideration an offer TO accept
similar position with the Highway
Department of the State OF South
Carolina.
Among the sick OF Milford, Mrs
Ennis is reported recovering from al
attack Of acute indigestion at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Borden Ham
mond: Miss Elizabeth Collins Is reported
recovering from the effects of an opera.
ton at her home In North Milford, and
William H. Richardson Is again about
after an attack of heart trouble last week
Robert Stetser of New York City, J.
Gilpin Highfield and j. Chandler Hen.
erickson Of Wilmington, Edward Val
liant Of Laurel and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sharp of Georgetown were Milford
visitors. yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
PHmA. PRODUCE MARKET
BY Assoclated Pres. to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. June ii.--Whent, high
er; No. .. red winter, i.esGi.73; do
garlicky. 1.b5mf.b6.
Corn. lower: No. ? for export, 66ta
67: No. 3, 7aM7b; No 4. T0iam71h.
Oats lower. No. white, ism9is u
No. white, s1m4T u; No. 4. 43htas4
Butter. lower western creamery
extra. 80, nearby prints, fancy, 43M
As.
Eggs, lower: nearby, firsts. 2ei4 /.
do. current receipts. IS; western ex-
ira, firsts. 26ia; do. firsts. 25iAM2G;
fancy selected. packed. 36M5I.
Cheese. firm. New York whole milk
fancy fats. fresh. 16m17: fair to
good, iamfs; longhorns. fresh. f61iT /;
single daisies, 16ml7.
Live poultry. weak; fowls. as te
quality. 26@2s; spring chickens
broiiors. aSm55; do. leghorns. 2sma0;
old ROSTERS, 1enis: ducks. white
pekin, 27G2s; mixed colors. 24M26.
Dressed poultry, quiet; fowls. fresh
killed. choice to fancy, 33335; do
small sizes. 24@s2: broiiing>chickens
nearby. 5o@6o: do, western, 45M5o
old rooeters, 1T@ls; spring ducke,
26d27.
Potatoes. lower: No. / southern.
2.s56I4.o0; No! 2. 1.256u2.oo.
Flour. unsettled; soft winter straight
western. 7.5om7.s0; do, nearby, 1850
7.T5: hard winter, straight, s.75ol9.25 /;
do, short patent, s.o06na.5o spring
first. clear, 7.25m5.75; do, patent, 900
ns.50: do, short patent, 10000 Ii 90.
fancy spring and city mills patent.
family. 11.o0@i1.5o.
Hay, dull; timothy No. 2. 2ia22: do.
No. 3, 1s@lia; sample. 1s.oo@t7.oo; no
grade, 13.0o@15.0o. clover mixed hay,
light mixed. 1s.o0Q2o.oo: No. 1 mixed,
ls.ooM1s.50.
Tallow. quiet: prime city. 4 do,
special loose, g.: prime country, 3;
edible, in tierces. Ga.
Bran. quiet; soft winter western in
ioo-Ib. sacks. 26.ooa27.oo; spring
25 O0Ga} &c 90,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Autumn Aut0mahilc Company. quarterly
b tt. ppf cent pn prpierrcd and 81 share
,n roMuon paNahlc July 4
ttftAiutssd Products Corporation. duar-
afl 20 D. per cent on nrst and ss>cond
sH,lfsfFtsl, probable luiN
tsy t.n tWWvr AND iAsht Company. quar-
ssfls ~ - lsr cent payable July
tsAtFe NJ snufssturtns Company, quarter
D 90 f.aF cent nn commou, pay ahle July
snd /. ler ccnt On preferred payable
ID u MAliiuson Company. quarterly of
o. tNf vent un prferrod, pay able July l.
thhrnrndrnt Pneumatic Tool Company
IuAftafiN af ? zee cvnt, payable Juls 1.
fudlahnms Refining Company. quarter
s nl : pee cent IA per cent scrip. pay
tiH luis
internatianai Mercantile Marnse Com
fanN sumi mi.aunual of ls'r cvnt ON pre-
4frfd. lANanlu August y
kaufman ncuaFtule NJ stores, Inc. quar-
trfla of - I.r cent on preferred. payable
l.ef., lns auaf,nrly % = ccnts share
Rssya yahio iunN So
Nlooa Meteor tar Company quarterly
u ia lsef cent On prefcFrcn payable July
farine Nu COMPANY, initial % si-SO a
share. payahio iuly ~.
u kffss a Co quarterly of Ia pef
ans On prolorred payable July I,
Underwood tnmputtns Machine Com
aank quarterly ot ~ per cent on pre-
Hrnd. passhle luis !
Mostinahnusa Electric and Manufsctur-
"a Company. quarterly ~ q per cent on
nmmon, payable July 30. and preferred.
hsAahlp iuis IS,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
R. PUSEY Us
ANNUAL INSPECTION
Street Parade This Afternoon,
Followed by Awarding Of
Cash Prizes.

The sixteenth annual inspection
OF the equipment OF Edward II. Pusey
Co. will be held this afternoon. II
will be featured by n street parade
and the awarding of cnsh prizes to
those employees who are able to SHOW
that the tennis Of which they, have
charge have been kept In the best or
der and make the finest appearance
DIR. II. r Ewes. stephen ]. McSee and
Clarence j. Pyle have been selected as
the judges.
The street parade starts from Fifth
and French streets ut 2 o'clock and
will go over the following route
Down French 10 Front. To Market, 20
Tenth. TO King. to Eleventh. 10 Mar
ket. to Tenth, 90 Delaware avenue, TO
Pennsylvania. To Union street and
then To the company's yards at Tenth
and Union streets. The motor equip
ment will lead the parade. to be fol-
lowed by the double teams and then
the single teams. Each piece OF
equipment will be assigned To n class.
The prizes 10 be awarded are as
follows:
Teams showing best care, double.
Glass 1. first prize, $40: second. So:
third. $3.50; fourth. sf.25.
Class 2.--r'irst prize. IS; second, 81:
third, 81.
Glass 3.--First prize, Sc: second. 81:
third, tl50.
Single teams, all In one class--F'irst
prize. 81; second. 81; third, ST.
All classes. double teams; for teams
having harness properly fitted. or
nearest so-First prize. So; second
So: third. 81.
All classes, double tcama Contest
of harnessing and unhnrnessins: priz-
es are for those doing this work cor
rectly. or nearest so--Firgt prize. So
second. 81 third, 81.
Motor trucks. These prizes will 10
awarded to those whose trucks are tho
cieanest. including rnotor--First prise
IS; second. So: third. 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The semi-ann1al payment OF = per cont
on International Mercantile Marine pre-.
ferred il to bo made. but nothing paid
on account OF the accumulated back disi-
Initial dividend on Pacific oil Com
pany stock is 81 30 per share, which con
tion would start at 81 year. which Is
equal to 20 per cent on the subscription
cost of the stock TO holders OF Southern
Pacific stock who had the right To sub
scribe.
With inventories fiquidated down in the
natural course OF business from 6.322.-
coo TO 81 600, 900. the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. having paid on It's neatins DEBT
will be in unusual position To purchase
materials at lowest prices and with every
advantage when its business takes a start
forward. as Sc NJ. Nauciain Is sanguino IL
@it Is recalled that the market trend
was downward for some weeks prior To
March is, the last tax payment date
mediately after March is the market
started an upward swing which continued
we'll into May,
which makes machinery, has increased
the regular dividend rate on its common
stock from q per cent to per cent by
the declaration of a quarterly dividend
OF per cent payable on July o To stock OF
record on June -.
The untitled tonnage figures of the
United states Steel Corporation showed a
smaller decrease than had been expected
The exact figures were 362.737. Operations
during May were slightly under 40 per
cent. and shipments are believed to have
been slightly more than 4oo.po0 tons
In the trade iI is estimated tnAt new
II these estimates are approximately cor
rect they show cancellations OF about
lO0, 900 tons. which is by far the smallest
record in many months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
STOCKS SET NEW LOW,
RECORDS FOR THE YEAR
More Aggressive Attacks by the
Shorts and Extensive liqui-
dat,on Blamed for Slump

D. Associated f'r~~s 10 ENcsy Evening
Nvw York, June ii.--fow records
az year or more were made by
saains issues IN the course Of today's
short but mo.ieratc active dealings on
NE stuck exchange.
f'urther depression seemed 10 re-
uit lafFciy from the more aggressive
operations 90 shorts. hut signs to adj
sitlonal liquidation we're not lacking.
uila, ineluding standard o,l of New
irragy and MeXican Petroleum, lost
! Ia points. Stcels and equipments.
sutahiy cruclllo. Harvester preferred.
New Nork Airhrake aud General Elec-
Hio. fru I O. ~ and motors. sugars
,nd tolaccos forfeited I % Z points.
.'oslcrp werc heaviest of the rails,
ierlininR "a 2 points, hut Southern
halfway prvferrrd showed conspicuous
hrrngth,
Tho ciosipE was heavy, Sales ar-
pfoNimatelN 800 600 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
FIRST BIACKBERRIES.

Milford, June 1.-THE first black
berries OF the season made their appear
ancc in the local markets yesterday
morning, and while not OF standard
quality. brought excellent prices.
One fruit broker paid 1910 for the
first crate of 81 quarts of berries, and
one local dealer who had few quarts, was
retailing them at 80 cents per quart box.
The crop gives evidences OF being a
particularly prolific one this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
ssw CuARTrRs

snselal Correspondence h,very Evening
charters wvw nlei herc yessariay. as
sshas An Amusement CO.. Pottsville
Fa. Wnmineten, bet. $500 GO koc~y
.lrn fA,e 80 Wnmihs or nel.. sSsl.-
se'iee , fns si, eS s'eFs.lea; Na'nS Ksc. ns
a. Assaeiatinn N America. Wilmington,
hfl sinU nnn u A n Motors ~ Gin
nAnati ohio Inc 500 600 Duffy
80 Iuiversal ruhllshins Co. Phils-
lriQbiA Va $50 nNn
tnrvasN IN capital curtis Manufse-
nline q, e,,n tn"', 'rirs s's "a !" ,rsinnss' sl
hanss Is nsnar ~ Dury-JenninSs OIL
~ Nas ooA q one S,o.a. ns.ah'ss n,,,a na CO,
~. ~ krru. williams CO. washins-
90, =. s.,
neyer. June II Charters vrrc nlcd
,ere Yesterday as follows
sb,,s, Al,,f sas = aa 900 Hamilton Hoiel Cor, Cor
.nfatian. Wilmington. bel. s. 500 600
suasrrtewn firo froonns and Pottery
ifeshe.to Oii Co Wilmington. Del.
lsl.h esh Randolph Oil Co. Wilmington.
hfl ss,snWo Associated supply 60
Niminstop. Del $500 900 600 isksynainss in,
siiy. sanea. ppslft Fllms Inc vi.
s,instan. ilrl $4,000, =. y GRAY ASA
EaFparaiion New York CITY sbog-
AZ lsso suArtAn Petroleum Co, vii
ailuatan nel. $40 esl
tnsraases IN capital Andes Corporation.
kfw Nora city fswm sipoNs 20 ~ :
sas uN3 Palm Garsieu Corporation, Phil
.siainhla ia k5gs.elo 10 ~ shu.hh
Iaaaf4fra fllm Exchange Or America,
fuf s1nn fsNA 80 $3.50 .tssl
fhange ii name ~ : Milwaukee
- - Nsff~aukse SAlxAFe Corpora tion
ana Increase from ssoN, on 10 s9aathn
h tiatinrton ntl Bullion Hydraulic
Ntu9s 4 tnrnoratlan 20 Consolidated Hy-
af#sl,r uul on NiuiuF Co, han'ss City.
kt# Thomas Coupling Go 70 fnomas
ltrtl Gnunling Co bunkirK. =. b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Can't Be Done Any Morei

When did the old proverb. What
man has done man can do" cease TO
apply 20 the running of railroads.
Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Thinking Of a picnic? randyyrine
Springs can beat the world as a picnic
place.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns-call 2zoo.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
The IMMIGRANT prnhlem.

The problem Is to tell In advanc.
whether given immigrant will shift
from asset to liability in our national
balance Boston Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Hotel Martinique

kenrucKY Ayrnur and lnar1~alk
EuroD-an Plan. RunniuE water nnH 80
phones ir al ruorfs. Private nnfNs. EiFFs
tor >rrNtcr. Cafe ami r-gtAurNut AtfarnffI
koducca rates Tor Aprf. NaY aun Inn0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Looking for amusement which you
can afford? Shellpot Park has it.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Stock Quotations
12.45 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird & Co.. Sc
curity Brokers, du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Lac hoaunge Rrandywine spriugs
has 8 splendid lake.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird &
Co., du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Try an Ecvery Evening Want Aav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
HodeL R/ZzHE'Y

New hnrk Ave near EfIrh MruiF Nrr.
nished anu rfsieruratfi. NrrfIur rnunIirnE
recommendation. Htlh hnuH nnskInr. aI
rtstl urrd rates WIIHlI NW
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
ALL PURCHASERS ID
 PAY GASOLINE TAX

The tax on gasoline provided for in house bill Sb applies 10 all pur- chasers of gasoline made on behalf of the state and federal govern ments. according to an opinion rem dered byN w. J. GaIbraith. attorney general.
 The law provides that all dealers and distributors of gasoline shall render a statement to the secretary of state of all gas sold and dis tributed by them in the state. and pay a license of one cent a gallon on all sold. which tax shall hs added to the sales price of the dealer
 In the opinion of Mr. Galbralth there does not appear 10 be any ex- ception to the law with reference to any purchaser of gasoline whether or not he be an official
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Western Union Boys Defeat Republican
 Carrier Team 10to9

An error of omission and a wild hesve to third cost the Republican Carriers a victory agzinst the West ern Union Messengers Wednesday afternoon
 With the score 10 In the first half of the ninth. two men down and one man on second Cruz misjudked pexKed to Bromley. who vas cover ing second The runner on second dashed for thifd and Bromley made a wild heave to third two runs SCOT ing on the heave. giving the Nesser- . ger boys 10 runs 10 the Carriers &. The Carriers went -scorcelees in the last half of the ninth
 The game vas played on the high school lot Wednesday morning Both sides played good ban. finishing fhe game In 1 hour and 41 minutes. Hud- Rosser. for the Carriers. staged A pitchers battle. keeping the hits well scattered
 Ralph Jones hit a three-bagEcr for the only long hit Of the Enme- The fielding on both sides was very good
 MesSensers-Joe contrates. zhor, stop: Pete Yescas. catcher Hudson Corona pitcher; George Flzuerio. ief' ] ur.o. Afiuuf hcn1o>@- lif.t tart Alec Brady. second base. Arnols strsng. center-field. Jesus Loera right field: Arnold Martinez. thir< base
 Carriers-Jfm Bright cenfer-f field Stanley Cronin. right-fieid. (. Rum. ford. first base. Norman Griffin. sec ond b0e. Prank Bromley. short stop: Ralph Jones. catcher: Garland Smathers. third base: Henry Cruz center-fieid: William Rosser. pitcher
 Score:
 West. L. Messengers -.o1 e0i cos-i' Republican Carriers -4lo coo f0o-