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Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
BAMB|NO HOLDS 3RD. PLACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BAT HONORS
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CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Babe Ruth, the Yankee slugger, who registered his 18th and 18th homo runs of the seA6on in the farewell series between New York and the White Sox in Chi- cago, has batted himself into third place among the batters of the American league with an average of .e74- The big southpaw has also in- creased his lead as a run getter, having registered 126 times. Harry Heilmann, the Detroit outfielder, suffered a slight slump in hitting but continues to top the list with a mark of .407. Ty Cobb is the runner up with 1881. Sam Harris of Wash ington added d brace of stolen bases to his string and leads with 22. Other leading hitters:
 SiAler, St. Louis. .366; Tobin. St. Louis, .365: Speaker, Cleveland, .$61. Williams. St. Louis. 1850; E. Collins. Chicago, .347; veach, De-
 Rober Hornsby. the St. Louis star, suffered drop in his batting ave- rage during the past week and also lost the honor of leading in runs scored. Bancroft of New York is leading the run getters, having counted 95 times, while Hornsby scored 92 runs. Hornsby however. continues to top the batters with .;404. George Kelly, the slugging Giant first baseman. crecked out his twentieth circuit drive, and Frank Frisch, a team mate. added five stolen bases to his string. bringing his total for the season to 39. Twom- ply Of Chicago is the runner-up to Hornsby for batting honors with an averagesof .371. while Cruise of Bos- ton batted himself up to third posi- tion with 1852. Other leading bat ters:
 Cutshaw. Pittsburg, 1851: Young New York, .346; McHenry. St. Louis .341; Mann. St. Louis. .341: Bigbee Pittsburg, .339; Fournier, St. Louis ,339. Nicholson. Boston. .337
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
M0LLA BJURSTEDT MALLORY
 WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
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 FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 2o.- For the fifth time in period of seven years. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. native of Norway, now resident of New York city, won the national woman's singles tennis championship today when she defeated Miss Mary K. Browne of Santa Monica, Cal, two sets out of three, by scores of 4-6, 6-4. 6-2. The feat established new record in the history of the Amer ican woman's national tennis play
 As young woman, Mrs. Mallory, then Molla Bjurstedt, won her first United States honors in 1915, follow ing the voluntary retirement of Miss Browne, who had won the title the three preceding years and who staged such a valiant comeback today. Mrs. Mallory in defeating Miss Browne today played one of the best matches of tor career. In the former titleholder, Mrs. Mallory faced an op- ponent too dangerous to be trifled with at any stage of the game. Miss Browne as a court strategist, tac- tician and master of a large roper toire of strokes. is unequalled. Yet this afternoon the Morse woman, aft CT losing the first set, four games to six, responded to the cheering and by unequalled display of almost man nish driving and steadiness carried on to victory in the next two sets. Mrs. Mallory stated after the match 1ot 4 f6a 1,or ln~ l,,A played and that the change of pace and variation in the lengths of her | opponents return was a puzzling problem which she was never certain Of solving until the winning point had been scored.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
OPPOSITE

Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, visiting English golf stars, are di- ametrically opposite in appearance and in their golf mannerisms.
 Duncan, the Scot, bristles with pep. Mitchell. the decidedly English type, is a keen, stoical, silent man.
 Duncan seems to always be in a hurry on the links. Mitchell takes his own good time.
 Duncan doesn't seem to concen- trate. Mitchell looks over every thing carefully.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
P|RAT TES BEAT BOSTON BRAVES
 IN 13 INNINGS
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BOSTON, Aug. 20.-Pittsburg de-
 feated Boston in 13 innings, Boeckers home run in the eighth having tied the score. In the thirteenth inning Grimm and Schmidt singled. Cooper and Marapville sacrificed and Bigbee made home run, netting three runs. Boston made one in it's half of the thirteenth on three singles, but witt, two out and men on bases. Grimm caught Powelrs fly in short right. Score.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
LET'S CHI
 HOSE DOWN WITH |
 HITS IN 13 INNINGS
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Olaf Brick son pitched one of his greatest games of his major league career today, holding Chicago to three scattered hits for 13 innings. Washington win : ming. 1 to 0. The visitors also faced some superb pitching by Lefty Russell, recruit from the sioux City. Iowa. club of the Western league, who reported to Manager Gleason yesterday Russell lost con- trol of the ball in the thirteenth and walked three men after Smith had scratched a double down the first base line and forced in the only run of the game.
 Donie Bush, formerly of the De- troit club, reported to Manager Griffith of the Washington club to- day.
 Score: K n + Chicago 900 900 900 900 co 3 1
 Batteries: Erickson and Charity; Russell and Schalk.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
AcoRNs DROP pouaLE
Wild Heaue Clues
 Tyges Victory In
 Game With AfhIefix
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DETROIT. Aug. 20.-Dugan's wild throw to the plate in the ninth in ming permitted a Detroit runner to score and the Tigers defeated the Athletics. Leonard pitched air-tight baseball. the visitors runs being the result of two errors by Bassler.
 Score: R H E Philadelphia 900 900 2oo-2 ' 1 Detroit .... 900 900 1923 Il 2
 Batteries: RommeI and Perkins; Leonard and Bassler.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
N v VI " wv sBatted for Ryan in 5th.

Summary-Two-ba base hits; Mann, Stock. Doak. Home runs: Fournier, Schultz. Stock. Stolen base: Four nier, Frisch. Sacrifice: Doak. Dou- ble plays: Lavan and Fournier. Bases on balls: Off Doak. i; off Nehf, 1; off Sallee, 2. Innings pitched: By Nehf. 2-3; by. Ryan, 1-3: by Sallee, 3; by Douglas, l. Struck out: By Doak, 4; by Ryan. |; by Douglas, l.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
CONTROL

Jack Watson, iron man of the Bos- ton Braves, is mean" ball server.
 That is. he never pitches what batter calls good balr' to hit at.
 Gifted with marvellous control, he pitches to the batter's weakness ev- cry time he shoots off his artillery.
 He is a slow server most of the time. His head is as cool as his arm is consistent
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Western Union Boys
 Beaf Junior Giants

The Western Union Messenger boys ended the series with the Junior Giants yesterday afternoon by defeat ing the colored boys 6 to 4.
 The game was hard fought over the nine innings. the messengers coming out with two run lead in the last frame and the Giants were unable to do anything with Hudson's delivery.
 Fast fielding on both sides with some accurate begging to home plate kept the score down on both sides.
 Hudson famed 10 Giant sluggers. Yesterdays game was the fourth game played between these two teams the messengers winning one and two ending in tie. One of the tie games went 13 innings
 Tomorrow the Western Union team will play the Athletics at the high school in the first game of the new Junior League series.
 Hudson and Yescas worked for the messengers yesterday while Johnson and Johnson carried the heavy bur \ den for the Junior Giants.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

Summary: ,Two-base hits-Pratt, Wood. Three base hits-Foster, Burns. Sacrifice-Leibold, Gardner, Sewell, Coveleskie. Double plays F0ster, Pratt to McInnis: Pratt, Scott to McInnis; Scott to Pratt; Scott, Pratt to McInnis. Bases on balls-By Coveleskie. 4; by Pennock, 3. Srrck out-By Coveleskie. 2: by Pennock, 2.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Speed Martin Beats
 Quakers FiUe To Tuo

PHIL LAD ELP HIA. Aug. 2o.- Speed" Martin held Philadelphia to six scattered hits and Chicago scored an easy victory. G. Smith and Sedgwich were hit hard in the first and ninth innings respectively when the Cubs made their winning rtIns.
 Score: R H E Chicago ....... 210 900 002-5 g Philadelphia :. 900 010 100-2 2
 Batteries: Martin and O'FarreIl; i; G. Smith, Sedgwick and Henline
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
CHAMP P|0NS BEAT
 BOSTON RED SOX AND HOLD LEAD.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 20-Cleveland hit Pennock hard and defeated Bos- lon. An error by Sewell helped Boston to their first two runs in the fifth. George Burns. the Indians first bAseman. was the batting star, with TWO triples. a single and a base on balls in four times at bat. He also scored three runs. O'Neill and Speaker each made three hits in four times at lat Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
A HOW THEY eg gSANi06'
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's He6ults New York, l.; St. Louis, 10. Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, IF. Philadelphia, ?; Chicago, 5. Boston, 4: Pittsburs, 6.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

Yesterday's RsAults Seattle. 3; Sacramento. 13. Vernon, |; San Francisco, 6. Portland, 10-2; Salt Lake, 5-5. Oakland. Fl: Los Angeles. 8-7.
 Today's Games
 Two Games Seattle at Sacramento. Vernon to Frisco. Portland at Salt Lake. Oakland at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
aseball
Ruth Fails To Get
 Homer But Tanks Defeat Saint Louis
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20-Thirteen hits off Davis in the first seven innings including four doubles and three triples gave New York q victory over St. Louis. Ruth got double and a triple. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Mesa Jewels And : Glendale Greys
 Play Fifth Game

0eat interest is being shown in to- days game between the Glendale Greys and Mesa Jewels to be played on the Mesa lot.
 In four games already played each team is credited with two victories with today's game the deciding con test.
 Gill and Menhennett will be the Jewel battery. The Greys' battery has not been announced.
 Glendale fans will back their favor ties and large delegation will jour- ney to Mesa to attend the game.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Cincinnati Takes 12-5
 Games From Dodgers

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 BROOKLYN, Aug. 20.-Cincinnati took the first game of it's final series with Brooklyn. The Reds pounded two Brooklyn pitchers for Is hits.
 Score. R H E Cincinnati ... 900 220 044-12 IS 2 Brooklyn .... 001 100 200- 5 12 1 Batteries: Marquard, Markle and Hargrave; Grimes. Smith and Miller.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's ResuIts Cleveland, q; Boston, g.. Detroit. 3; Philadelphia. 2. Chicago. O: Washington, 1. St. Louis, 2; New York. s.
 Today's Gamss New York at St. Louis. Boston at. Cleveland. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit.
 PAClElC cnA4k EAEiIE
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

cIesoNs-opoWp, OCT. 1s
 ST. PAUL. Aug. 20-Mike Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd. St Paul middle weight boxers. have been matched for d 10 round bout at Wichita, Kan-, Oct IS. it was announced here to- day. Jess willard will referee.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul. 7-13; Columbus, 6-9 At Milwaukee, 4; Louisville, (12 innings).
 At Minneapolis, 4; Toledo. 8. At Kansas City. 0; Indianapolis. s.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Cardinals Pound 4 Giant Hurlers
 For 1O-1 Victory
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NEW YORK, Aug. 20. \ St. Louis pounded four New York pitchers for Is hits and won. Home runs by Fournier and Schultz drove in the first six St. Louis runs. Score
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Congeni young man with bicycle or car to solicit and col lect on commission basis. Box 37U, Republican. It
 WANTED-Experie salesman with car to cover Tempe and Mesa for local firm. Box 3SU, Republican.
 1t
 FOR SALE-Lady's or girls bi- cycle. $10. HAP E. Garfield. dg
 MESA IMPROVED FOR PHOE- nix, Casa Grande land for Phoenix lots or small houses. Fine school lease, for sale at s1 per acre. 160 acres deeded at $11 40 acres under Eastern auxiliary canal. deeded at a sacrifice. H. L. SPINE. 136 N. Gen. ter. 1t NICELY furnished front room and connecting bath, reasonable to per- manent party. Phone 2779. 1917 N. First St. dg WANT TO BUY-3O- 30 Winchester carbine; Al only considered. Call 2779 dd
 WILL PAY CASH for fresh cow. D. B. Guthrie. Mesa. Phone 5R2. dg WANT TO BUY cotton acreage
 State price per acre and location. Box s4s. Phoenix. ~ 1t < FOUND-34x4 Goodyear rire and rim miles north of Florence on the state highway. Apply Republican of flee. Mesa. dg WE ARE now booking orders for a limited number of White Leghorns and Brown Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rocks baby chicks for Sep tember and November delivery. For full information write or phone Mitch els Poultry Farm tthe largest and only electric hatchery in Arizona). dg STRAYED-Eight brown or black mules branded DC connected on left shoulder. Notify C. E. Conner. phone 4s24. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

oo V
 ~Batted for Holke in seventh.
 ~%Batted for Fillingim in thirteenth.
 Score by innings:
 Pittsburg .12O 900 GOO 900 3-6 Boston 900 900 210 900 1--4
 Summary: Two-base hits-Bar- bare, O'Neill. Three-base bits Grimm Home runs-Bigbee, Boeckel. Stolen base-Maranville Carey ?. Sacrifice-Barnhart 2, Cooper 2. Ma ranville, Powell, Southworth. Bases on balls-Cooper 4, Oeschger 3. Fill lingim 2. Innings pitched-Oeschger '. Fillingim 6. Struck out-Cooper 6, Oeschber 1, Fillingim 1. Hit by pitcher-By Oeschger l.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Little Rock 6-1, Chattanoo- ga Al.
 At Birmingham 6. Mobile |. At Nashville 5. New Orleans 3- At Memphis 5. Atlanta l.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

reid. Baker. Schang. Ward. Ruth. Threebase hits-Miller, Ruth, Me- Naily. Stolen base-Tobin. S4cri- fices-Severeid, Pipp. Ward. Peck inpaugh. Double plays-Gerber and Sisler. Bases on balls-Off Davis, |; off BarweH, 2; off Hoyt, 4. Innings pitched-By Davis, T: by Barwell, 2. Struck out-By Hoyt, 4; by Davis, 2; by Barweli, 1.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

A speedy motion picture machine can photograph the flight of an in- sect
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
Pacific Coast
sAcs CHOSE INDIANS
Sacramento

At Sacramento- R. H. E. Seattle .. 3 T 1 sacramento ............13 15 Penner and Cook.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
SEALS DEFEAT TIGERS

At San Francisco R. H. E Vernon 8 San Francisco .. 10 ]
 Batteries: Faeth, Cross and Han nah: ODou1 and Yelle.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

WANTED-Congen young man with bicycle or car to solicit and col lect on commission basis. Box 37U. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

SBatted TOT DAVIS In seventh.
 ssBatted for Barwell in ninth. New York ......... 100 120 10o-5 St. Louis 1000 001 010-z
 he hi{S-G&~,A-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-21

WANTED-Experie salesman with car to cover Tempe and Mesa for local firm. Box 36U, Republican.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
PAGE THREE

The sheep ara under ths speciei
chars" ~ The auperin,endea, Of the
sheep ranch. and woe betlee him n 10
prove careless shepherd
Tho caf,iea noE. and sheep. whom
in condition % Be killed arc kosd az
Ink house. an exceedingly modern aud
complete establishment, locates At Tar.
The packing house Ia ~ independent
conmereiat entity. which pays for ~
cattle Ht the MARKET rate. ard sells
lts product ia competition with ne
great packers ~ the West Il ~ AZ
ready supplying many % the butchers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

contracts for ita cultivation. either hy
day labor or on me terant plan - may
seem 20 him 90 be- tes. TIA. sure-in b.
tendcni ~ held Responsible Tor 'hc prof.
u or .oss shown by hla department. ara
BE- debiied with an COSTS Of production
and credited uith an proceeds derived
fhsrefrom Nr Green Intends 20 in-
crease the acreage 90 cotton until On o.
roo acres are In cultivation.
The hog ranch. so.calicd. la ono ~
the most Interesting units ~ the one
terprise in combination with tho
dairy farm. u .s in supreme control of
d superintendent who must make eUod
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

or lose bic job Some sixty Jers y
COWS are there nilked b. machinery
rhr cream ard milk arc promptly ssp-
aratef rnd the Skinned mNk is f0f 20
COO or 500 iitfle pigs that t4vo 'lst
boon wcauet one of tho no-t inter-.
estinF ana lmusing sights ~ iho rnnca
is the feeding ~ those ilffie rirs Az
these pigs grow 90 hoghooi. ftt, are
fed ffst upon corn and FINALLY ilraei
oui lo root Tor peanuts. ~ which nsafe
are forty 0r nf'y acres planted Tor 'lsir
special hcnnff Tho peanut nnsf 90
''inosf" of Hcorr feed is supposed fo
rroduc, ihe finest Favored hsc0n
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and We Are Again in Position to Furnish
Corpus Christi and Vicinity With
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

FURNISHED rooms, couple only. liO6
johnson. Phone 1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
Market News
WHEAT SCARS To
S -2NET HIGHER
CROP OUTLOOK ON BOTH
SIDES OF ATLANTIC
CAUSES NEW PRICES.

nv Associated Press
CHICAGO. July is.-Whcat soarcd
to-day largely because Of concern as TO
the crop outlook ON both sides OF the
Atlantic. The marltc closed strong
% to 6 1-2 cents net higher. with
Sept Sl2i IA and December si.27 To
Si.27 IA. Corn gained . IA TO i-sc
and oats ! rs 10 &c. In provision tho
finish varied from &c decline to a like
dyancc.
Nirulcnt outbreaks Of black rust on
North Dakota wheat In the milk stage
were reported one recognized author
ty sent word that owing to excessive
heat many thousand acres In North Da-
kota would not make five bushels an
acre. Severe black rust damage was
also reported from Minnesota.
with further news at hand that Great
Britain. France. Belgium and Holland
were drouth stricken. and that no ex.
ports were looked for from Rusaia.
prices mounted almost continuously
| Extreme gains reached 9 3.ic and the
close was at nearly the topmost level
1T the day.
Continued lack of rain had a bullish
effect on corn.
oats asccnded with wheat and corn.
Heavy deliveries of lard. together
with weakness IT the hog market coun-
rcbalanccd In provisions the buoyancy
! IL gtuin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
COTTON


ny NtAfHNhifh if'tas
NEW ORLEANS. La. July i2.--lt
WIS day of reaction In the cotton mar
kct. prices being lower after n small
aud short-livcd upturn on the opening.
lowest prices came late In the session
md here the trading months were Is TO
% points under the close uf yesterday.
October dropping IN l2.3S. The close
was practically at lowest trading
months being % To 30 points down net.
The main reason Tor the decline was
the realizing from holders Of long con-
tracts
I'm trading around the first call the
market was two 20 ten points higher.
October rising 10 1850. but almost Inn
mcdmtcN there was realizing hy buyers
of Yesterday and the market com.
mcncod 10 fan uff During the remain.
der uf the session the trend WAS grnd-
uany lower the market having little
tendency to recover.
The decline came about In the face
~ a private bureau report which
placed condition uf the growing urop
Il G7.2 per cent Of normal against IOl
fortnight ago. There was. however.
| less hullish comment regarding the spot
situation In the interior than usual and
! boz the absence of this No new buying
NJ consequence developed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
SUGAR



NEW YORK July i2.-Lerge otter.
mrH for Porto Rico sand Philippine
liuds ocnuifugals today ut PC mot
poor response from buyers. Demand
VAS only moderate and Il was under.
stood Tint Cuhas were still Tor sale NJ
Be- for centrifugal.
Although raw sugar futures opened n
shade higher ON yesterdays better spot
market. they soon yielded to disquict.
Iur ncws regarding Cuban finances. and
under liquidation closed easy at net
derlinc az 90 II points. July closed
g 0l. september sos. December 2T5
and March 2TO. all bid.
There were no further changes IN re-.
fined tho price OF fine granulatcd re.
mining at 500 To 80.
Refined sugar futures were easier
with sales in september. The close was
1--WE points net lower. with July $40.
September SIS. October $40 and Do.
rDmbcr $40. an bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
COTTON MARKET
SUFFERS DECLINE
REPORTS OF CLEARIN G.
WEATHER INDUCED EVEN
ING UP IN SALES.

lly Negotiated Press
NEW YORK. July ~ The cotton
market was lower today under rcaliz-
ug or scattering liquidation Reports
uf clearing weather In the southwest
probably increased disposition 10 even
~ long contracts while there WAS also
some selling by the south ON the late
afternoon break which carried October
down 90 1880 or 30 points below last
nights closing quotations. That de-
livery closed at i2.S5 with the general
market closing barely steady at "A net
decline Of ~ tu 90 points.
EARLY cables from Liverpool showed
continued strength and stil larger spot
sales were reported there, amounting
to o. 900 bales The local market how
over. showed AN easter tendency from
lar start. opening two points lower a.
four points higher July being relatively
.l.y owing to circulation Of notices cs
tumat,d 40 $500 bales. Liverpool turn
cd easier after the local opening the
decline being accompanied los private
cables reporting liquidation of scatter
ing and longs and claiming that India
WIS refusing Co pay higher prices asked
| lOr goods In Lancashire. This stmu
htod the liquidation of scattering Ions
accounts around the local ring Trade
interests were buyers ON scale doWf
md tool, n good many contracts In late
uodiug, bat lowest prices were touchc'
shortly before the close when July SOLE
! 90 1915 and December mt 1924 or abou
a. 81 points net lower Local brok
/ us regarded the decline os the result
DI 1n easier technical position, atho
than of any special change In genera
Iu,Ws.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
Real Estate
Homes thst are Genuine
Bargains

5-room attractive new bungalow ON
soft. lot garage, lawn, good location.
This place IL worth $1,000 more than
asked. Priced $i750.
Groom modcrr new bungalow. cor.
ncr lot southwest part of town on paw.
ing. $500.
rooms furnace, builtin features.
garage. attractive home ON soft. lot.
southwest part OF town. $500. Best
on market.
broom. new bungalow, built In fca.
lures, breakfast room. all woodwork,
finished In old ivory aud mahogany
Price. SG5oO $1,000 cash. balance t5l
per month
rooms, hardwood floors, hullt.ir
features. east front. corner lot, ON,
block from paving, southwest part o
town. Price $500. VIII take first licr
notes on lots In trade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

FOR RENT-Thrcc unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms 1909 Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
by Associated Press

Us Associated freAs
CHICAGO. July l2.-Cattlo 1000,
beef steers she stock and hulls strong
tu 2ic higher. primo ycnrlpgs and
hoifprs $40. top heavy steers $500;
bulk beef steers $7o0nS.G5, bulk fat
hc stock tl.75mG.75; tanners largely
So 00m 80. veal calves 80 to 7ac higher;
bulk OoWli.5o; stockcrs strong;
feeders slow
Hogs 10000; butcher grades active;
others slow: largely 10 10 Poe lower;
packing grades of most; closing weak
un all except best lights and lght
butchers. top SOLO; buiK better grades
le5OG1OO 90. bulk packing grades tS.35
@S.75, pigs strong to loo higher; bulk
tg.75mg.9O.
Sheep 10000 western and Gull lambs
steady; others weak to 25c lover; tor
range laubs Slt.5O, top natives >lu.50
bulk g9JO0lO25. tat ewes $500 down
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COTTONSEED OIL

lIy NWnrtHiod Press
NEW YORK. July o. After aduuc
un Use 600 tw"utv.ouc points through
covering by hrlutod shorts aud tho
.rcurfh OF crude ruttonsr0d OBJ. turned
tsy under profit taking and local sell.
Hr Inspired by The decline OF cotton.
Ih, eloso ON July was eleven points
hiah, mt mtcr months were mDnuug-
.dtu eight points net lower SnIDs 49,
5000 barrels Tenders amounted 'u 500
barrels Prime crude sold - l2l prime
mumr yellow spot s3tffN.l', Sop.
t,mhtr sos. October 923. December
80. january SSH all bid