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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS City. June lI-T. 2. Bureau
NJ Markcts-cattie-R s7h: for
week: beef steers steady to CSC lower;
she stock steady to SOC lower. Gamers
and stock cows 2sc lower. bulls, kiilinc
and stock calves steady. feeders
steady to sc higher. s,ockcrs s5nao
higher.
Hogs IN: active. steady tn strong
some hesvies higher. 1870 to go pound
hogs at fisSms.c0
Sheep none: for week sheep ss<fSoc
hiehcr aprinE lambs. 50di5c lower.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
DECLINE
IN SHOE MARKET

Washington. June 1f.-High prices
of footwear which obtained during
1918 and were increased in 1919 re-
suited from abnormal conditions of
supply and demand. both economical
and psychological. arising from the
war the federal trade commission
today reported to the house of rep
rcscntatives. Tho report was submit
ted in response to a resolution.
incident to these conditions" the
report added. ''wcre large margins of
profit taken by tanners, shoe manu-
facturers. wholesalers. jobbers and
retailers" whose large earnings were
declared to be "out OF all proportion
to the increase In their cost per unit
Tho advance in the price OF shoes
finally was Terminated by tho so
called buyers strike" in the spring of
1920. according to the report.
Failure of leather and shoe prices
to decline az extensively as did hide
prices after tho buyers strike" was
attributed by the commission to n
tendency to base selling prices on
actual rather than replacement
prices had not declined as much as
had raw materials.
I'm any event. the report con-
cludcd. the present prices Of hides
and skins and tho conditions existing
in these phases of industry. Justify an
expectation VI F'iii tur'H'i u''''''S ~
tho quoted prices OF leather and
shoes"
Earnings Of 3s1 reporting shoe
manufacturers representing Sc per
cent Of the 1919 production, averaged
1sc per cent on their total invest
ment. according to the commission :
figures. which asserted that earnings
Of a. typical shoe wholesalers and
jobbers averaged about 22 per cont
on the investment in 1918 and about
81 per cent in 1912.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, juno fl.-Potatoes old. nrm !:
receipts II cars. northern whit" sacked
.ard bulk. 9ocdfioo cwt. new weaker:
Louisiana whites. 3, .ooI21 rs cwt. Ala
bama Spaulding rore. Se.<o~f2 "a cwt |.
Virginias. ii.TS barrel. North Carclinas
st.cofIi. 25 barrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
CLEARING HOUSE. REPORT

New York. June li.-Thc actual con.
dition Of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
'ha. they hold Sts. 2s6. go reserve in OF.
cess Of legal requirements. This is an
Increase Of 325.1al, $40 from last week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
LInERrY nnNp alforArInNs

New York. June li-Liberty bonds
closed: aus. lss.S2; Hrst 4s. $3.50 bid /:
second is. $3.50 bid. arst t'.s. 1925.
second as. &ss.pi; third AIS, mi 81 /;
fourth as. ss..i2. Victory SSs. sos 10;
Victory tAe. $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
RE9CToR6

We have a large number Of houses
on the Mesa and in Bessemer. also lots
houses for small cash payment, bal
ance very little more than rent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
DENVER LIYEsrork

Denver. Juno Receipts
iNo. market 1oef2Sr higher. for week:
beef steerr. t7.oo1soo. cows and hcif-
erS. IS 5071 N: calves, fs.oo0a. 20 :.
stcckers and fecders. &6.oone.T5: bulls.
- Eo7t.5o.
Hogs-Receirts I'm; market 1s12sc
higher: top. $500: bulk. 31So@I.s5.
Shrcp-Eeceipts g.OOo. steady. lambs.
SO 25d1l. 90: owes, 81 Snd7t25,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. June 1i.-Rutter higher
creamery extras, 5o,sc. standards
3oisc; frrts. Td 2akc; seconds, ?od?ac
Eggs. unchanged: receipts, cnscs 2s..
so.
Poultry. alive lower: fowls. 21hc
hroilers. s2Tt0c-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

A 4-room frame, 1900 brk. cypresa.
so It. corner lot. for only 800 cash.
balance, $500 per month. No excuse
for not owning your own home where
you can buy as above.
For those that want better home
than those listed above We have s.
room on Lake ave, fully modern and
completely furnished. 50 IT. lot, only
$1,000 down, balance just tho rental
monthly.
A good Groom brick partly modern.
1arEe lot. Washington st. " block to
Evans ave. Car line, price $4,000.
Many others to select from. Can
and tell us what you want, whether a
house or lots. largo or small. Cash
or term4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

Near the c. F. & I. entrance OF
Spruce st. 4-room frame. sink ant
light for $1,000. $3.50 cash. balance 500
per month.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

A 4-room brick on Spruce ST.. 1870 blk
dandy little home, can take $3.50 cash.
Balance monthly. price $135o.O0.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

A 4-room frame. 400 blk. Cypress
so IT. lot. light, gas, price $500: Fur.
niture goes with the house $500 cash
balance $25.o0 per month, or will take
a Ford car for equity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

ontario has more than one-third Of
ali the paper and pulp mills in Canada.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
PANT SALESMAN

Permanent position Is open With an
old established paint manufacture, for
an ambitious, energetic man who is
now a salesman or who is dcsirous of
entering the sales field. The main re-
uuircmcnts are a desire to succeed and
an eye to the future. Our line Is sold
direct to property owners. manufactur-
crs, public service corporations. paint
ers, and contractors. In fact to all who
are worthy of credit. This Is q strictly
commission line, paying liberal COM
missions and q liberal drawing account
to those who qualify. Applicants
should be abie to finance Themselves
for at least ono week Tell US all
about yourself in first letter advising
territory desired and giving references,
Standard Paint & Lead Works.
Clcveland. Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago, June 11.-violent changes in
prices have made the wheat market
stormy this week. but have largely off
set each other. Depression in foreign
exchange and uncertainty about do
mcstic anti pit legislation outveiEhed
bullish factors. Compared with q week
ago. wheat this morning was Nc to ~
cent lower. corn down 3kc to 4k@thc
and oats on 3sMsS.c to 35sc. Provisions
gained 80 To h0c.
Severe breaks in foreign exchange
had direct tendency to shut off ex-
port business in wheat during the week
and to bring about offers to resell on
the part of Europeans. On the other
hand. private domestic crop estimates
were OF a radical builish nature. and
were later confirmed to a notable ex-'
tent by the Washington report. Mis-
givings about wet harvest and =
possible big railroad strike added to
anxiety among traders who had been
looking for lower prices. Instead OF
undergoing tumble. the market
scored a steep advance to nearly tbs
topmost point yet this season. Then
Disturbing reports about proposed ac.
ton of the Illinois legislature antA&-
or!stic to wishes OF tho board of tfade
members was largely responsible. hut
tho bears put new stress also on imam.
ciai considerations and on tho SLOW.
ness OF export call.
ottawa. Ont. June 1.-THE total
area sown to wheat in Canada for the
1921 harvest is 1854, 100 acres. accord
ing to preliminary estimates issued tn.
day by the Dominion bureau Of sta.
years final estimate.
Tho estimate for fall wheat II no..
100 acres for this year. and the area
under spring wheat i'.otS,Noo acres.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

New Yotk. June II.-Trime mefSAua
tile paper. s,4efs% pr cent
Exchange weak: sterling dema nj.
1885,. cables. 3Ttn: francs demand.
7n2. cables. ~: Belgian francs demand
100: cables. Ta2: guilders demand. 31so:
cables. 5000: lire demand. +ss; cables.
iai. marks demand. i&2: cAb'ee. 1%3.
Greece demand. 500. SWEDEN demand.
22l5: Norway demand. 1te0. Argentine
demand. 3noo; Brazilian deman nd. f18:
Montreal. 10. per cent discount
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
years old. branded

Said animal being unknown to this
Board. unless claimed by owner on or
before juno 80. 1921 said es'ray will
be sold by this Board for the Der efi:
Of tho owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK rNSPEC-
TiON COMMISSIONERS,
Denver. Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

ADvERTIsE-3 lines 100 monthres.
s.; 100 weeklies, 81; 20 big dailies. IS.
Central Classified Agency. CHAMPAIGN.
Illinois.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

WEALTHY bachelor. 80. wants to
marry. r. Box 432. League. Columbus,
Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

LADY farm owner. 40. worth $50.
900 wants husband. A Box 1884
League, Detroit. Mich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

LADY, -. wealthy. wants husband
B-Box 1134. League. Detroit. Mich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

WANTED Party to share car of
Il. n. goods to Montezuma, Colo. will
ship June 6th. Phone 17o8-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

PRETTY maiden. 49, wealthy hui
lonely will marry. Box 55 Oxford
Florida.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

LADY s6. worth $50. 900. would MARI,
g. bax 35, League, Toledo, Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
PERSONAL

CATHOLICS wishing to marry.
wanting introductions. booklet free
Write Catholic Correspondence Club.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

WIDOW worth $50 900 would MARI.
honorable poor man. Address Alice
Box 3099. Jacksonville. Florida.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE+Roon1tng house.
9Th South Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

WHOEVER. 45. with 10000, wantl
wife D. Boz 32s, Club. Fort Wayne
Indiana
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN NJ. BRANHAM T. CO, BRuN0-
WICK BLDG. NEW YORK: CHEM1-
CAL BLDG, ST. LOUIS; AALLERS
BLDG. CHICAGO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

PRETTY little widow. 25. desires
marriage. Box 74s Club. Chicago, Ill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

MARRY-For speedy marriage. abso
lutely the best. largest In the country
established is years: thousand
wealthy members. both sexes, wishint
early marriage; confidential descrip
tons freq. Tho Old Reliable Club, Mrs
Wruble. Box rs. Oakland, Calf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-12

NrEDArrustworthy competent
man with 5000 cash and up. by well
known manufacturing company, to es-
tablish and manage permanent distri-
butins business in Pueblo. $3.50 a month
and expenses. and share sof profits
extra. Safe Investment: staple line;
high class opening: good for $4,000 a
year or better. with big future. ]. Will
liams. 1902 Goddard Bldg. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
7lLDE:R iND JOHNSON
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Americans Are Winners OF Davis
Cup for World Championship
oi Lawn Tennis.
n Nss0clAted Hrnss.

AUCKLAND, y T. Jan i.-Wil.
liam r ridden. IL Of Philadelphia.
ana William NJ Johnston. OF san
francisco. made a clean sweep Of tho
Invis cUp lawn tennis championship
tournnmen: here today. by defeating
Gerald f.. Patterson aud Norman T..
Erooh"s IN the single events termi
EE af ne iolrnan nj Tndcn DE-.
= while Johnston beat RrooiSrs
o. ., 90 and 5-a
r., J"hns.on.s hase line game aud
we're Tho features OF their match
Johnston was pressed to the limit
HrooE"s leading o. at one stage In
the second set.
Patterson opened strongly and
forced ~" game throughout. Tlldcn
often beng 90. n1"lIcd 10 take Tho de-
i"nsivc. Tho hustralusian stars serv-
ing was remarkably good. as he
the mi,chcs we're ni Ave under
idea! conditions. the day being very
warm.
The American team plans to go to
Australia. where i, will meet many
The BrookcS-iphuStom contest WINS
magnificent ono. i:rookcs voileycd
SupcrhlN and by degrees succeeded
in breaking ~ Johns;on's zane. fre
into the net
.,ftcr Eeculy contested battle
hroohrs TOOK the frs; set rs. At
R nG @nen jn,,,v %f lii m second S.,
Johnston falling Oft. until Rrookcs
led az % Johnston then began 10
pay hrill!tntlv and Hrookes' strokes
iost their sting, as he was becoming
games and the set.
Final scorc--Centrc. CO: r. c. H.. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
SHOOTING is SPORT IS
BUILDER OF HEAL TIL
Means Getting our in:o Open III:
ana Filling Lungs
VIII! ULonc.
ny tNrI,AlN iHtNIk MINCII.

Shooting 49, sport, in IT'S richest
Interpretation Implies Getting out in
;hc opou. where not only Tie rhv-
mans exp riugss may nii .aistac-
tory aversion and rrcomprnse .or
the long grind at the range. but 4isu
l..t tae MuHl1. and pAySle.H clement
may D., T-.aA,G An! iuNls grated. Nucrr
sHucr las burden. where t4t .uluu 5
unb.At "lta freedom. Nncrc tine A.Art
gu.a"t.S ''Ith animation. watrc tAc
NHO4s "ui;ua. as well as intellectual
O"inE IS rcN!viVcH under hcaiIniu! !u-
NuvNc"s.
Shooting as a sport viii eventually
take one outdoor which develops
square men, tai. men, do-and- dare
heart. II IS tie builder a ecli-rcs pect.
tile Key Ia pcrSOmat Independence.
makes men tower IN the confidence
of power. iuakcs the world Il comedy
81 success, ana makes few things i'm
possible of achievement
The American Sma!!Hor" League On
cOurGg"s program ;hat vii! bring
US back 10 on-nand shooting. both IN
way al our frreiatacrs. AN era that
nps poke America as u nation OF rifle
men, an appeal III the broader sense
ia make tho riilc and rifle smoothing q
Sinud !ur Il g'oSrHm OF novelty
matches, crash anu bust up targets
TINT can be- mad" at WEI L. test the
skill OF the host. Matches with .,
i;iugu. good gaturcd riNairy where
craftsmanship IS Judge! 10y II mans
aDIlii. to shoot y program, and per.
init this with emphasis. tosterrd and
sponsored hy civilians WITH no other
ambition than the prumntion OF
marx smauship ms national sport.
The program viii bo d!ffgrcn; than
amy ever offered heretofore. There
viii lee irdiyiIuHl tyrc matches ana
handicap sweepstakes. which will be
followed by an international indoor
match. team and Individual. and then
Il wOrld's championship match out
doors. The iutcgnationn! match viii
hc exchanged by cable. The Amcri-
can SmaIlbOrc bcnglIr team viii shoot
aEains, teams representing Switzcr-
land Holland, Belgium. franc". Italy.
England AND Australia. The Amcri-
can Smallhorc League team VIII he
made NJ or the five shooters matt ing
the highest scores in the individual
the International match viii be
awarded the tito OF worlds champion
indoor rifeman.
The worlds championships match
viii he staged during September Gu
the ~ s. l.. range ut Tcnaiy. y. j.
This will be Il two weeks tournament.
We believe that tho members Of the
\. &. l.. nrc good sportsm"n. ana this
very thought excludes FROM It's COM
rnIcship tho Nnfnir. The very ma
turc or shooting mikes nrcn VITO fol-
'nW IL n clean sport. with their own
ideals and stand rIs Il fair play.
with this IT, mind yVn have ainpt"d
There Will b. no nee az "hootc!
having 20 have witnNa"cs 10 his inr.
cot. Or aiidrvlts. or thu humiliation
81 hcirn douhtrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
WILLIAM I. 7JLDElN, II, HEADS
RANKING LIST RACQUETERS
Johnston and Griffin Accorded First Place in Doubles,
and MoII Bjurstcdt Mallory Given Honor
Place in Womcn's Singles

NEW YORK, Jan. william r.
riiGcn. second. OF Philadelphia. heads
Tho ranking list OF tennis players is
sued by the United states Lawn Ten
us Association. William ~. Johnston
cisco. AR. Accorded nrst place In
doubles and 10 Mrs. Mo!la BJTrstcdt
Mallory. OF New York. ~ given the
p."c" VI honor In wp;ncn'S siueI"s.
Ahfahaip bLSs:ord. Jr., chairman
o. IA" ranking committee. which IN.
Guided walter Merrill Hail ana sam
uel Hardy ot N"w YORK. Nathaniel
W Nilcs, ri Boston Paul ". Gibbons.
~ philadelphia and IL. + woods. Of
Chicago. Ia announcing thc commit
tees nidrrs. calls attention 10 the
marked increase or tournament play
during ls2". as compared with FORM
obliged 70 consider the records OF
som" COCO players nnh consequently
g place on IN" rapb:uG list TINS year
v ~ hard"r TO achicN" than ever he
fore. The inrrcJS" Ia competition
with tho r"sultan, RIG" tat the stan
drrd OF tO9rnHmsnt play. fucans thnt
players had To "Xctl tnrir itlc PEI
furmancc IN ordc: 10 WIn "a 'nnElng
other seasons may Gnd themselves
lower on this Years list. Cvcu
trough tucy did better than g Year
ago. becausn N" whole average OF
in reachinp ita Gndia.4 the com
in!ftec used the mathematical system
20 determine tn. ,clatiN" va!u" Or
matches Iu ECUctl OreH tournaments.
No attention waE given TO indoor pla E.
Tud tho cgu.mttc" was guided ~ IA"
iut,rUcrions Of tho annual meeting TO
rank only upon performance ani no;
unurl ifs opinion Df The players rc!d
TIVE ability The committee was per
mlttel however. when IN Us JHds :
yueut such action was Warranted. :"
usc tn" mathematical sys;cm simply
az q guide to determine the player $
ultimate position.
The seasons play shows the East
Irc-cm.uout ia .ingl.E. while hoHgvs
tor double so 10 the M:adie ana tnr
Wyst Th" new plan %! hu!ltHS inc
national doubles Championship I'm
proved that event materially or the
nrs avc duuJl.s teams .hrto cam"
from CalifOrnin and many other pa
cifc C"art aud NiGdlo Western teams
number of young. players Mo nave
Is.u itcluied IN 'Nls Gears list shows
III. result az The national AS6OcIa-
t.uus piau 'n develop junior and
ylt>ls seasons Nany youngsters who
started tournament t"uH.s only . f"w
seasons back have won positions on
tN. rarLIur list against Experienced
anupalguars thus indicating the
wealth ~ young material THAT is be-
ry The rauEhrH OF tho. ats TWEEN
tr players in Zach class follows:
Nrn'S Singles.
W'inm " Johnston san Fra"-
IL y Williams II, Boston. ai.ss
ituutarnc, New YORK :
" 4. DAVIS, San francisco, ca!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

6. j. Griffin. san Francisco. Cal!
watson Washburn. New York. y. Y.
e. ); Garland. Pittsburgh. Pa.
y. ". Niles, Boston. Nass
Wallace T.. johnson. Philadelphia.
Roland Koher;s. san francisco. Cal.
Vincent Richards Y"nhers, y. Y.
Dean Msthcy, Can:ord. y J.
O. G. Gamer. Cambridge. Mass
~: y Th!ochmOrtou. New York.
J.. 7 I,n,er. Sow YORK. y. Y.
" = Hayes Chicago. jill
Richard Ii:srte. Bpston. Mass.
Craig Eidd!e. Ih!iadelpina. Pa.
Clarence j. I;riIin. San Francisco:
William VI Johnston. San Francisco.
Wills L Davis. san Francisco:
Ho,nna noo,crts. san Francisco.
Wjliams 2d Boston
Howard Klnscy. san Francisco:
Robert k!ns"F. Smn francisco.
Wallace +. Johnson. philadelphia:
STANLEY Pearson Philadelphia
Leonard hickman Now YORK: Wal.
ter NJ Ilall. S"w York
D"nn Maihey Crawford: y j.: wat
''H I; ~ W :. n,I, Si j,s... York W
lame. Weber. chicago: l.ueien &.
. i;uiph Buriiek. Chicago. walter T.
< Howard yoshel. brooklyn: Wat
son WDshhurn. Sow York
Harold rarteh Clcvelaud Charles
Carrar. cleveland.
Morgan Fot;rcN. san Francisco;
Hay Johnson san Francisco
l.yie =: Mahan. New York: Alrick
Man. Jr.. Richmond Hiil. y.
g y. harkcr. Log Angeles, T. r
Barker. 90 Angeles.
Roland Reinkc. Los Angeles. Har.
NcX. SnDdSfaES. Los Angeles
Harold Godshall Los Angelica;
Richard i!inekley. Los Angeles
Elmer Griffin. san Francis o: Mar
win Griffin san francisco
Jam%s Davies. berkeley, cal, Philip
Raymond y, B!dwell. Ros,ou: VIII
l."n T. Porter. ,;ewton Center. Mass
Womsn'- singles.
Mrs. Franklin /. Mallory. New York
\ Mis- Marion |in'iers;ein. West,
Miss Eieanor Tenant. Los An
.Mss Helen Baker. san Francisco
Mise Eleanor Gnss. New York
Mis-. Edward Raymond. HartsIa!o.
Miss ss Ys s1sae w rsIsE { %s@ qs-S Y
Miss Edith Sigouruey Boston
Si.>s Ma".aret Grow" New YORK.
Mrs Robert Leroy. New York
Mi,,.. leslie Bancroft, IVES, New
Mias Mollie .. Thayer Philadelphia.
Mas Flo-onr" rirllin Nav Work.
MS Clare Ca-soi. New YORK
Irrnnc Gould El-xwood. Mo.
Miss Marguer.i" Davis, st Paul.
Kiss Edl,h nandy TompSlnsvyillc.
Ms II lvalo Krcss. San Francisco.
Mrs hean Lea Imam. Vallejo Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

ftrSt race special weights: $1,000:
pal"N purse; tire" furlonrs. frr nllics iva
Years Old Evelyn White ii5: Grace T..
Ia. Nittic Warmer. iiJ. War Relief II5:
,,.nitn a. ii": naby Evelyn, rs: Ny
srcond rnc"-rurse. 81 600. claiming
siN tur'"nEs; tfTcc- year Odds tl3 ana az
ihil"; d'rtr i0G: EHrncystpnr. iii:
AlcnT;rn.. los; rutt. iO5: Tumriitc g, i0y 7.
'Albarta =. lel; 'Heluttani. So: Gorilla
io7: Runinic. io5, ,Day Lily. iOi: Lucky
Kate, 100. hlsu eligible Toss Up. los:
'undinc. l0t. Pcirnrch 1903.
Third race purse. 500: claiming; threo
yenr;"!ds aud up: six furlongs uS ana -
-, Iiren ,,. "; Midian; III; Ivan Mist,
.rewnukcc, LOG: Beau Hrummcii IT,. iii:
Madam ityny. los; 'Lady LongfclioN. i0::
.l.oys. lo3. Also eligible--By Heck, ia:
Ualioi. DC; Too tho Mark. loo: Countess.
Fourth race--purse. 1880; cottontoxn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
To nIy 81. Lnscnh l.lnL

MIN Nf:APpLlS. MINI. Jan. IA
~ ~" 'chtt OF MinncapOlis business
mn. present owners OF the American
ASSOCIATION club. Ia this CITY. will
buE -" ST: Joseph Club Of tho West
'ln association. The deal viii bc
,L"Scu NEXT week. IL was stated here
'"'ihy by George X Rcidcn president
o. III syndicate. Tho new owners may
transfer the franchise 10 either Lin
COIN. Neh.. or DcnNnr on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
0ZAWKEE IN DISTRESS
American steamer CniIs for Ala !,
Rough sea $40 NIirs
on Itrps3

LONDON. Jam. 1.-The American
trcss SO miles off I.rrst in - ,o,,mt
sea says z dispatch To Lloyds from
Nantes. Tn vessel Is urecn,lv In
nr"u OF assistance. Her engines arc
DAMAGED and she Is Short or fuci
The uaaukrc. 2.S35 tens NO; s,'icI
IRON New York December . and
Sharicston $ G., December { for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
DETROIT AWARDED FACES
i,mi'trrr Trophy t"utcst in ig.i Goes
10 the CIV of t,ir
EIfDjfn.
II NfSONI.NI n I'T'"S I
<EW. YORK. Ian It'll. NTi

SEW. YORK. ian 1.-The Ayi,,tinn
| country ri,ib Of Detroit has been
\awagded the privilc0 Of holding tho
1in2l races for the Pulitzer trophy
This aunGun cement was made II .ro
tonight hv the Aero Club of Amer.
iea. which added that ;hc cor.eS,
would bc hold on Labor ptv Las,
year tho rrccs were h"ld on Long
Island or THANKSGIVING Day.
brilliant field T.; eXp4c,nd. club
.m"i"ls asserted, cxplain'ng that an
additional prize OF Sl0.0co has hccn
offered hy the Detroit ,lGb.
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lEWTRAW SKATE WINNER

y Associated HrcsS.

NEWEUHGH y y Inv. i-C'l,rrj..
Icwtraw. OF Lake PiaclI won the
500 yard "hiiohnl skntiug cha,rnion.
shin fnrls NJ tho outdoor amateur
Grccd skating matches here today
Time. twentN-four and two-nrths sec.
ondS
Joe Moore. OF New York. was Soc
ond ard Russell WhccirT o. Mon
'rcal. third.
Warren Drake. of Ncwbrrgh. won
lie one-miie novice ciaRs. 'rimc four
minutes and twelve seconds. C.. 4.
Tiger. or Poughke> jsin. was second
and Roy Plog. OF Arlington, third.
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ipT. Betsy. 90; Grandec. LOG: Mandarin,
Doat, los. Lottery, inl: Queen Rloudc toSs
iir"oklanh 81; Jack straw. 81 Douglas s
~; bond. 100; Serbian, 100. LuCius. "a;
Weather cicar. track fast
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6. j. Griffin. san Francisco. cal
watson Washburn. New York. y. Y
6. >. Garland. Pittsburgh. Pa.
y. W. Niles, Boston. Nass
Wallace T.. Johnson. Philadelphia
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roounn Drfrnts Ol.nr,,.,,

PITTSUURGiI, van. -Solvinu his
opponents whirlwlnd style Of Orhl .
tnG In tho fourth round. Mol Cocrgn
OF, Brooklyn. defeated Charlie O'Con,
ncIi. or Cleveland. on points in ten
round bout here today, Coogan. was
awarded SIX rounds over or.onncirs
four. n :.
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SPORTS

a",E 100 Jo.l SCOT loei K,mpaIoug. III:
tT'7r'otp. zee. Lads Eunaliuc, lc5
i"-"u.h sa,"-.-l,urSr. $1,000: claiming
tprr-ye; ,r!ds anc M. mile ana Il s'x-
.renth-1Sn IA ,oi; Hlc. 50; Lorena
AI--a- ~ l'nLmnn- Ii. 90 .imhnnN OWN as,
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purse. i"ur-ycl, oids ana w. ,uiic and Il
i0' Gain De Cause ics
barry Shannon. i'i. iimdr..m. ioi SunLif.
iot: Dancing spray. 80.
Fifh race purse. ti.0pO. Industrial