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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-10
State|e Unite 81 forturi|e
din Pacific
AMERICA NU VREA SA DARfME FORTURILE EXIS-
TENTE. - PROBABIL Sc VOR MENTINEA FORTU-
RILE 81 BAZELE NAVALE DEJA EXIsTENTE. =
C0NsTRUIREA FoRTURILoR NoUI AR COSTA
MILIOANE.

WASHINGTON, 9 Dec.-Toate semnele arata ca chestia
fortfcaror din nsulele din Pacific 81 baseor navale
aranjata de conerna din Washington pc baza forturor
construction dea existente 81 aceste construci
desvotae Aceea nsa site ca sa auns or ba la
ntelegere in aceasta prvnta nsa aproape sgur
deegata americana vol astfe de soute care pc anga
car scut tare de cheue mari in vtor pregat calea
pentru Japonia sd accepte rata navala de 5-53
Japonia atasat mportanta chese ortficarilor
posurilor navae ale Sateor Unite in Pacific mai char
decat cheste inertia 81 decat in
rile miare americana.
Cercurie mitare americana spun ca fortificare in in
sulele Guam 81 Manila fortficar scopu defensiv-sun
privte exper mari 81 naval casi uncle
puna valoare practca in pvese posbtaea operation
arlor de rasbou asa in aceasta prvna valoarea
lor reduce la minm
sigur ca delegaa americana confernta nu va per-
mite aceasta cheste sa fie dscuata NJ perme
anga de forue bazee navae dea existente aceste
s de oc constitute pentru atac la nc sunt
drecate contra Japone or contra vreune alte puter A
ceste sun numa penru scopur defensive nc penru aces
stunt bune formeaZa baZ pentru
tiunile vaselor mai mari
privnta aceea cat de greu inamicul sd
debarce pc insulee Philippine sunt neineger in cercure
mtare Sc vorbeste multi despre posblitatea ca namicu
sar putea nea la deprare porvita prn aeropane 81 sub
marine.
Ca Manila sa fe forcata in 1ntelesul modern al cuvin
tuu trebu constuiasca diferte docur moderne
81 alte constructii carl costa bani enormi.
Guvernu ma propus congresulu nic cand astfe de pa
nur Celala mloc de aparare de construi pentru
apee de nga Philippine floa puternica insa pan acum
s'a 1ncercat.
Tot asa suata 81 Guam Ca sa faca din aceasta
insu basa navaa moderna costa suite moane Gle dolar
81 gvernu nic in aceasta prvna nc propunere
congresulu.
All sa ajuns inteegere inre Japona 81 China in
Garcia China recapete oate posesune pubce din Kiao
Chow. Japona isa retnea asel de nstuti scole
cmiterile, sunt de caracter absolut japonez.
China din partea Ell obiga ca replat toate fondu
rle cheltuite pentru rdicarea zidrlor publice.
neegerea aceasa nu sa redactat inca in forma de ira
dar 81
legat al Chnei, - intelegerea este facuta deja.
Inainte de terminarea sedine China PRINT promisiu
deegae aponeza ca name dscua 81 calor
ferae din KiaoChow al caror stat inca este definit
Sa mai uat in scute deschiderea portuui Using Tao
pentru comeru monda acest subject ns reua in dis
cutiile de name.
Annoy China Deco demonstrate imensa protest
contra araniar chestei Shantung uat oc All aic Mil de
ersoane au defat pc srazle orasuu Pravaile 81 scoe
erau inchise
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-10
PaIlanle|ltuI h|andcz Va
radfGa tatatul
Gu TOATA OPUNEREA LUZ
DE VALERA
Londra 81 Dublinul sunt conf
dente Cd Griffith va avea
majoritatea poporului de
partea lui.

LONDRA, 9 Dec.-Dupa prima
surpriza produsa de refuzarea ira
tatului anglo-irlandez de catre Ea-
mon De Valera, att oficialitatea
din Londra cat 81 Dublin All au
fost >ocupati Gu respandirea pers-
pectivelor pentru ratificarea trata-
tului de catre dali eireann in Sc
dinta de Mercurea viitoare.
0 parte din opinia publica din
ambele orase crede ca Arthur Grif-
fifth va obtine o majoritate efectiva
Gu toate ca S a admis ca d. De Va
lera are multi partizani 81 deci di-
ferenta intre voturi nu va fl mare.
Sc zice ca daca De Valera va fl
invins in lupta lui impotriva rati-
ficarii Isl va da demisia din posi-
tia lui de sef al Sim Feinerilor.
Sc mai afirma ca daca impreju-
rarile vor provoca ca chestia sd fie
supusa unui plebiscit, nu este nici
o 1ndoiala ca o mare majoritate va
fl in favOarea tratatului.
La cererea speciala a lordului
Curzon, raspunsul camerei lorzilor
care Sc intruneste Mercurea viitoa-
re, la adresa regelui George Sc va
da de Vicontele Morley, unul din
eel mai indarjiti sprijinitori al au-
tonomiei Irlandei. Ell va propune
motiunea pentru ratificarea trata-
tului, motiune care va Fl sprijinita
de Lordul Dunraven, care de multi
a propovaduit pentru Irlanda H.
bertatea unei Dominiuni.
Primul ministru Lloyd George a
tinut .astazi o llnga consfatuire GU
Premierul Ulsterului Sir James
Craig, la care AL participat in in
tervale alti ministri, 1ntre carl
LOrdul Cancelar Birkenhead. Aus
ten Chamberlain 81 Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. Despre resultatul
conferintei nu S a aflat mimic pana
aseara 81 nu Sc site daca vor urma
altele. S'a presupus insa, Cd con-
ferinta S a ocupat Gu afaceri finan-
clare.
Sc crede ca De Valera Sc spriji-
neste mai multi pc organizatia fe-
meilor Sim Feiniste, Culnan Ma
Mbann in impotrivirea lui fmpo-
trivia ratificarii tratatului.
Femeile in miscarea aceasta,
multe din ele carl si-au perdut bar
BATH in luptele recente 81 sunt multi
mai inversunate impotriva Engli.
terei decat barbatii 81 Sc site ca a.
titudinea lor este pentru absolute
indepedenta a Irlandei.
In dali eireann (Parlamentul
Sim Feiner) ele au reprezentante
pc contesa Markiewicz, Dina O'Cal.
laghan, vaduva fostului primar al
Limerick-ului, pc care sustin Sim
Feinerii ca l-au ucis ofiterii din
trupele coroanei; Dina Pearse, mu-
ma la dol baieti carl au fost exc
cutati in revolutia din ..iua Pasti-
lor in 1916; Dina Clarke, vaduva
unuia care q semnat proclamatia
republican, in Lunia Pastilor in
1917, DR.. Ada English 81 Mary
MacSwiney, sora lui Terrence Mac
Swiney, care murit prin grevs
de foame anul trecut in inchisoa.
rea din Brixton.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-10
DACA VREI

So nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in cax cand al ramas
f&r4 Q mani sau un picior In
scrie-te intro sooietate din
uniunea s. r. 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-10

aWefCle peHtTU TeSpeCtdTeU Vot".'
In Romdnia Mare vede gardntie
popoarelor neromdnesti.
In Aprilie 1920, conform hotd-
ririi Conferintei della Paris, Roma
MIA eracueazd Bichisul 81 Cenadul,
care trebue sd rdmdnd Ungariei.
Rugat de populatiuneo slovacd a
orasulm Cidba, ca sd asiste la pre-
darea ordsului, Hrabowsky rdn,dne,
dar cunOscdnd sentimentele dusnd-
noase ale Ungurilor fatd de Ell, Sc
ddresedsd sefului comisi,tnei de e.
uacuare, Mmui colonel francez, ce-
rand protectid lM. Colonelul fran-
ces are o intrevedere cu cOn,dnddn-
tul trupelor ungure$ti, care Isl dd
curintul de onodre. Cd lui HraboU-
sky MI I Sc "a intdmpla mimic.
Gu toate aceste, cdnd membrii
c0n,isiunilor de euacu0se pdrdSesc
prOUancia, unde Sc fdcuse preddreG
0rasulwi, Hrabowsky, care rdn,d-
sese cdtiva pasi IN uyrtd, este ata-
cat miseleste della spate, ! Sc infun-
dd guru, ca sd nd poatd strigo 81 e
tirit intro cdmerd.
ColonelW frances, obServdnd mai
tdrsiu absenta lm Hrabo,Usky, Sc
adrcseasd comandantului trupelor
unguresti, care IL rdspunde, cd
Hrabowsky plecat deja in spre
frontiera romdneascd, insotit dc un
dctasament de solddti romdni. L.
nistitd de acest rdspuns, comisiu-
nea de evacuare pdrdseste 81 ca
Ciaba, dar sosind pc teritortu ro-
mdnesc afld, CD Hrabowsky h "a tre-
cut frontiera. Sc fac mumai decdt
cercetdri, dar Hrabowsky nu poate
f. descOperit mcdiri.
La cdteuG zile un alt slovac, prize
ten a Ln Hrabo,Usky, care reuseste
sd scape din Ciaba, aduce stirea a.
restdrii lui 81 spune, cum Hrobow-
sky fost crnnt bdtut, legat IN
lanturi 81 purtat intre baionete prin
oras 81 apoi dus in inchisodrea della
Giula. Tras aci IN judecatd pentru
malta tradare Hrabowsky, bdtut 81
naltratat 81 IN inchisOare, q fost
cOnddm,Mt la m0arte.
'Guuernul r0mdn, afldnd de soar
ia lm Hrabowsky, imteruine nunai
decdt. telegrafic, pc ldngd genera
lul Throwbridge, sefuI misiunei
interaliate dim Buddpesta, care la
rdndul sdu interuine pc ldngd gu
vernut unguresc 81 pedeapsa de
moarte a lMi Hrdbowsky este schim-
botd IN inchisoare pc uiatd. pc care
trebuia sd $40 facd Y Seghedin, un-
de a 81 fost in,ediat fransportot.
Guvernul romdn insd uu Sc null
tunieste Gu dceasta comutGre a pc
depsei, ca face MOI interuentiuni,
cerdnd punerea in hbertate q lui
HroboVsky, dar toote intervsntiu-
nIe rdmdn z0darnice.
HroboWsky ar f. 81 azi in inchi-
SCARE, docd mu erau Stdtele Unite.
CdIivd Romdm din Cleveland,
cetdtemi omerficoni, ofldnd de cozul
lui HrabotOsky, Sc adreseozd fostu-
lui Consul American IN America
de sud, d-lui K (doreste sd-i tdi-
MUM mumele), un prieten al ro-
mdnilOr.
Dl. K conVingdndu-se de drepto-
tea cduzei, pentru care ptededsd
ronsdnis din Cleveland, Sc foce IN
terpretul Tor pc ldngd sMbsecreto-
rssl de stat, d. Fred DeeriNg.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Constructive News Aids Stock
Misunderstanding Gets
to 4.08 3-8.

An unusually large budget OF news,
possible OF constructive Interpretation in
the markets, had It's effect yesterday on
stocks and foreign exchanges. Cotton
Fl ices also received stimulant in the
establishment of the Irish Free State,
although the first flow OF purchases,
which carried quotations upward 25 to
40 points, was succeeded later by exten-
s,v, realizing sales. which removed more
tnan half OF the mornings advantage.
Probably the most Significant develop
ment OF the day was the further rise
of French exchange 20 the highest level
since September 8, the days best quota
ton displaying an Improvement OF more
than half cent to the franc since the
autumn's lowest price was reached on
November 2s. The market evidently
believed that, contrary to last weeks
impression. a three year breathing spell
foe Germany in reparations payments
would not supply troublesome problem
In the French fiscal situation. Sterling
reached above 4.0s to the highest price
since the autumn of 1919. The initial
gain in cotton followed q bulge In Liver
pool, where q settlement of Irish diff
culties was thought to be the forerunner
OF enlarged manufacturing and distri-
button OF cotton goods In the United
Kingdom.
that speculative factors of purely do
mestic origin were as influential as po-
litical events In carrying prices upward.
There was the same bidding for particu-
lar groups that had been a feature of
business for a fortnight automobile,
rubber and express shares and several
specialties rising one point TO more than
three points. Just why there should be
keen demand for motor company
shares in this, the years dull season for
those market phenomena usually made
clear long after a movement occurs. The
Street explains such upturns as the re-
suit of efforts to discount business i'm
provenent In advance, O line Of reason
ing which could have been applied to the
| OcIoDer aNu NONeinDer ADVANCE or OIL
shares except that the gains of those
| iesues we're accompanied by rapid in
creases in the price OF crude petroleum.
Those increases were attributed to cur
rent instead OF future Indications of
business betterment
| The Presidents recommendations, con-
tained in his message to the Congress-.
was received with approval in the finan-
cial district, especially by those dealing
with the need for flexible tariff, de-
vised by experts, and with the proposed
refunding of the foreign debt. The sug-
| gestion that the issuance Of non-taxable
bonds be stopped. because the buying of
them by wealthy persons is 'hindering
the flow OF large capital to our indus
tries. &C.," touched upon something
which the bond market had been study
Ing for long time. Yesterdays bond
market was very active Liberty issues
reacted slightly and corporation bonds
were again unsteady.
The speculative situation In grain
seemed to have reached a topheayy
stage. Large deliveries on December
contracts helped to weaken prices OF
wheat and at the close wheat futures
were down more than Q cents a busheL
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Motor. Lead the Market.

With the exception OF a few spe-
cialties consequential upward move
ments of yesterday were confined to
few motor shares, with Studebaker I'm
the lead. Insiders in the so-called
Studebaker pool were not responsible for
the advance of that stock. In fact, 1t
was pretty generally understood that
they were selling some stock taken on at
lower levels. The same was true of
Chandler. A reason ascribed for the
strength of the motors, as against the
general frregularity in the major part
OF the rest of the list, was an effort OF
SPECTATORS to sell stocks in other de-
partments, while buying Studebaker and
Chandler to create an impression of
strength in those two. The Chandler
company, insiders declare, has not
earned its dividend for the current quar-
ter and Its management has not decided
definitely what It's policy will be with
respect to its dividend for the period.
1t can be asserted definitely that the
payment or non-payment of the dividend
will depend entirely on prospects for the
immediate future.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
st. Pnnl.

The fears of some stockholders OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-
road that the company may be unable
to meet a maturity of $25,345,0o on
March 1, to which the recent weakness
In its stock has been attributed. is not
shared by officers OF the company. The
from the GOVERNMENTS revolving fund.
Although the question of it's renewal or
the sale of bonds in the open market to
pay II off has not been taken up. 10 is
believed that the Interstate Commerce
Commission. II requested, will offer no
objection to renewing the loan. follow
Ing precedents established in the cases
Of other roads which demonstrated con-
tinued need for aid from the revolving
fund in the readjustment period.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Lehigh and wiIkesbarre.

Robert w. De Forest, general coun-
sci to the Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey, declined yesterday to COM
ment on reports from Philadelphia that
certain of its stockholders would ask the
United States District Court to block
the deal through which the company's
holdings of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company's stock were sold to the
First National Bank-Burns Brothers
syndicate. According to the dispatches,
the shareholders o f the road contend
that the difference to all the stockhold'
ers between the syndicates bid and a
higher one by the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company was equivalent to
about s12 a share on the Jersey Cen
trails stock. Jackson f. Reynolds. head
of the syndicate, was absent from the
city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
FIRST CHRISTMAS BONUS.

The first OF the so-called Christmas
bonuses to be declared by financial in
stitutions In New York was announced
yesterday by the Public National Bank
which will distribute 25 per cent extra
compensation to all it's employees who
have been with the bank more than
three years. All others of its employees
will receive 20 per cent. bon"ses. The
distribution will be made at the end Of
tho year.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Katy Earnings.

The October report Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas lines reveals gross
operating revenues OF s6,024,76S. out OF
which net earnings Of s1.4S9.559 were
saved after operating and taxes In
contrast to s7.470,579 in gross revenues
end s1.46O,203 in net earnings in Octo-
ber 1920. It's balance after taxes for
the ten months ended on October 81 was
S9,412,579 against a deficit Of s1.174,-
95s in the corresponding 1920 period.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Producers and Refiners.

A leader of oil stocks yesterday was
Producers and Refiners, which advanced
10 a new high for the current move Of
above 81. On Monday it's price was in
the neighborhood of rs. 1t was report
ed yesterday that the two interests
which have dominating position in
the company, one a New York banking
firm and the other n Western concern.
were the buyers Of the stock as the re-
suit of a big Improvement in earnings
following recent increaseo IN the price
OF petroleum.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Money Again 4 Per Cent.

In addition to the loaning of some
thirty day time money at per INT. the
call money market was yesterday again
at minimum OF per cent. in outside
with minimum OF Az
per cent. and renewal of per cent.
in the New York Stock Exchange. Ex-
cept for thirty day money the time
money market was nominal.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
ADD TO INSURANCE HOLDINGS.

A deal representing more than
$500, 900 was completed yesterday. when
Lazard Frercs and Henry Evans pur-
chased the Il. c. Converse estates hold
ings OF stock in tho F'idelity-PhoeniE
Insurance Company, one of the evans
string OF Insurance concerns. The estate
had ZOO shares of the stock, for which
the purchasers paid s475 a share, or
o. total of $s07.500.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Pays Dividend for 1917.

The Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
declared yesterday dividend of SITS
share on account OF it's second pre-
ferred stock accumulated dividends
Tho payment. which covers the period
from February ! to May 1, 1917. will be
made on February to stock of record
on January 10. The regular quarterly
dividend of s1.75 share on its first
preferred stock was also declared, pay
able on January 1 to It's stock of record
on December 10.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
PLANS STOCK INCREASE.

The directors OF the Tidal Usage OIL
Company have called a special meeting
o stockhold RS for December 90 to vote
on an amendment to the charter pro-
viding for an increase i'm common stock
from 100000 shares to 1.0000 900 shares OF
no par value. The new stock will have
no voting rights and Ia for acquisition of
new properties.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

city Of Benton Harbor, Mich. maturing
seriaily In 1922 to 1891. The 1922 to
1881 maturities are offered at a price to
weld per cent those OF 1882 to 1885
at one to yield 400 per cent. and those
of 1886 to l94i at one TO yield $50 per
cent. The bonds are exempt from Fed
eral income taxes and are legal invest
ments for savings banks In Michigan.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Schultz Stock Increase.

The stockholders OF the Schultz Re-
tail Stores Corporation in a meeting on
Monday voted an Increase In Its capital
stock from 250,000 to 100000 shares.
Officials of the company said yesterday
that no definite decision had been made
as to what disposition would be made
OF the new stock. Reports in the finan-
ca. district yesterday were to the effect
that a substantial stock dividend would
be declared.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
PAYS 17M FER CENT. DIVIDEND

The New Yorl; Life Insurance and
Trust Company has declared a dividend OF
i7is per cent. payable on December / 0 20
its stock OF record on December s. Tho
National City Bank has declared It's
regular quarterly dividend Of per cent.
and an extra one OF per cent. payable
O, January 20 It's stock of record on
December 90. The National City Com
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Kresge Sales.

The November sales of S. s. Kresge &
Co. were s5,09s.229 in contrast to
$4.651,S61 in November, 1920. During
the first eleven months of this year
their sales were s47,171.S03 in contrast
to s43,421.725 In the corresponding
1920 period.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Lee Tire md Rubber.

Most buying of Lee Tire shares yes
terday, when they advanced close to 80
Is said to have come from Boston
sources. New York interestes identified
with the company have no knowledge OF
any developments which would account
for the buying, II was said.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
BENTON uARBoR OFFERING.

Ames. Emerlch & Co. OF New York
and the Northern Trust Company of
Chicago are Offering 1891 900 OF the 9
per cent. direct obligation bonds OF the
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

LONDON. Doc. Cat to-day's wool auc-
tion sales O,513 bales, comprising a fair Sc
lection, were offered. Generally there was
keen competition, all kinds Of merinos and
crossbreds selling freely at current rates for
the home trade and the continent.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
CANADA.
LONDON Wool AUCTION.

New Yorl, funds IN Montreal, ss3i2 pre-
MUM a s 900. Montreal funds In New York.
S7671 discount q 81 900.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

pany has declared It's regular quarterly
OF per cent, payable on January Q to
its stock of record on December 20.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
EAR EAST.
SOUTH AMERICA.

82.44 Rio do Janeiro. cents y rriirei-.
Demand .....12.75 12s7N 400
Gables ........12.s7h 1900 f3igM
As Buenos Aires. cents a pesos
Demand ......32 .62h ~ 20 20 fetG
Gables .......3275 32.82,i 32.o5
io3.42 I'r lay. cents a dollar
Derand ....G7T5 $3.50 O5.s2fL
Cables $500 6T.T5 85,STM
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
DEcENfRF
DECEMBER 9. 1921.

1921 1920
Year 10 odate................ 15765l147h 2o250s02h
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
1919.
295,l08.S33

. open 0Ps Hish- s tss' .. GS. is Icnns. met
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
CHURCH NOTICES
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Clem Davies, Pastor. Phones 2l5-l4W
Christmas Day Services-Christmas
is Holy Day this year and feasting
and celebrating should be tempered
with Sabbath observance The pastor
will preach both morning and evening.
There will be q reception of new MEM
bers and baptism at the services
Holy Communion will be celebrated
morning at s o'clock. A
thanks offering will be received for
the poor and needy at this service.
The Sunday School Christmas en-
tertainment will be held on Sunday
morning at 9:45 a. m. Parents are
requested to be present and take an
active part.
The evening service will be at 1880.
There will be Christmas music
morning and evening and choir un-
der the direction Of Mai v. Napier.
who is now in charge Of all music.
Bring your visiting families and
friends to the Christmas services. Re-
member the Christ os Christmas next
Sunday and put Him first and your
feasting and celebrating second. You
will enjoy the Sunday services.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
College Gets Half of
Unassigned Portion
School Building Levy

The State Normal College Of Gun
nison will receive one half The floating
10th Of . mill tax for educational
building puIposes- This decision was
arrived at in Denver Wednesday in .
meeting Of the state officials who have
the decision in charge.
The Gunnison school has q regular
allowance for ten years Of one-tven-
tieth of = mill for building and other
state schools, larger amounts. But
there is an extra 10Th which went for
two years TO the Fort Lewis School
Of Agriculture. and then two years
here to build the dormitory. This
next year il will be divided between
Fort Lewis and Gunnison. making al
together something like $4,000 for
building income. besides the regular
up-keep of the Normal College.
This will probably be used to erect
top stories on the new central hall,
foundations Of which are laid, aitho
another dormitory is n crying need.
President Quigley of the College
went over Monday to attend the meet
ing. f
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
GUNNISON GETS FOUR MORE
FOOTBALL MEN ON TEAM

In last weeks writeup Of the All
Western Slope selections for the last
football season, choice of the coaches
for the second team We're not available
Gunnison gets four more men on the
second team, making eight as Wright
Aiken, Lake and Gillaspey were Sc
lectcd on the first team. The second
team lineup follows:
Right end-Downing, Montrose
Right tackle-Foster, Gunnison
Right guard Sherman. Grand
Junction
Center-Stevens, Olathe
Left guard-Popp, Paonia
Left tackle-Lehew, Gunnison
Left end-Nourse, Gunnison
Right half-Crawford, Paonia
Fullback--Ament, Cedaredge
Left half-Gratton, Gunnison
Quarter-Metcalf, Olathe
This gives dunnison two more than
our nearest competitor. Olathe, which
was given six men on the two teams.
Evidently the coaches in their selection
purposely omitted Ralph Wright, nd
mittedly the best fullback in Western
Colorado II not in the state, because
he reached the age Of 81 before the
last game Of the season.