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DAIRY MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, June (SpeciaD.-
Chickens-Live springers. per pound
40a45: white legohrns. 4oa45: young
winters. 40a45: old hens. 21a30: old
ROSTERS. 16a1S. Ducks. per pound
25a32. Pigeons. per pair, 45a50. Spring
ducks. per pound. 40.
Eggs Uoss on) Nearby strictly
fresh drsts. per dozen, "a: southern
firsts. 2za23
Butter-Creamery. fancy. per pound
81; prints. 30a32; nearby creamery,
2S: ladies'. 1sa2I: rolls. per pound. l6
a19; dairy prints, 1sa20; store packed
Is: process butter, Aa25.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Butter-Hieher
creamery extras. per pound. %: firsts,
23a21: seconds. 17a22; standards. 30,
Eggs-Cnchanged: receipts. 1867
cases.
Poultry-Alive. higher: fowls, per
pound, 26; broilers, 40a5O.
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MlDsHIPMEN PREPARE
FOR SUMMER CRUISE
Special D:spatch to The Star.

special D.spatch 70 The StAr.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 3-The
Naval Academy graduates of yester-
day are leaving Annapolis today,
while the members of the other
classes are busy getting ready for the
embarkation for the summer practice
cruise. which will begin this after
noon. All the midshipmen will be
aboard by evening and the fleet will
sail at daybreak tomorrow.
The practice squadron is command
ed by Rear Admiral c. F. Hughes. and
consists Of the battleships Connecticut.
(iagship). South Carolina, Michigan.
Minnesota and Kansas. It will sail
by way Of the Azores and the north
Of Scotland to Christiania, Norway,
the first stop. which will be reached
about June .. Other stopping points
are Lisbon. Gibraltar and Guantana-
mo. The cuiee will end. at Annapolis
about August 20.
Fifty-Ave, former midsliipmen, who
resigned after the examinations Of
the. Last school year, have been ad-
mitted upon reappointment and phys
ical examination. They will go on
the cruise. as will the members Of
the present hrst. second and third
classes -
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RESERVE BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. June 3.-The statement
on condition Of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York at the close of
business June shows:
Total gold reserves, $75S.32s. sos; to-
tai. reserves. k$8442S6,s69; bills dis
obligations, for members, $3.50, SIG. .4O1 !;
all other for members. $287.841,225
bills bought in open market. $34.484.-
159: total bills on hand, $579,1ss.7s6:
total earning assets. $63s.210,S86; un-
collected items. $125.o47.37z; due to
70s; total deposits, sssI7s.Sss: fed
efal reserve notes In a6unl eiFoula-
hon. t7lkAk1s<eAv 1oatio- Of tDtaf re-
serve TO deposit 4AQ 4sderFl reserve
notes Liabilities combined. sos per
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JAMES F. LENNON DEAD:
Ship Board Employe Suffered At.
tack of Appendicitis.

James F. Lennon, thirty-five years
old; an employe in the general con-
troiiers office, division Of operations,
OF the Shipping Board, and prominent
IN local Catholic organization activi-
..es.. ties. died at his residence: 1l12 25th
Born in New York city, Mr. Lennon
came to Washington during the first
wilson administration. and had been
connected with the government since.
He was, a member Of the Knights Of
Columbus. the Ancient Order Of Hiber.
mans. the Holy Name Society and the
NJ vincent de Paul Society.
He. is survived by a widow, Mrs.
Josie Lennon: a young. son. James
Lennon. jr.; his mother, Mrs. Annie
Lennon; two brothers. Joseph. and
Eertram Lennon, and one sister, Miss
Marion Lennon.
Funeral services will be held At St.
stephens Church Monday morning q
. o'clock, Father Cassidy oficiSfinE.
lnterment will be in Mount oiivet
cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-06-03
ARNsTEIN ILLNESS hALTS
ARGUMENT IN BOND CASE

Because Of the Illness Of Jules. alias
NicIy, Arnstein of New York. as certi-
fed by a physician Of the metropolis
r Morris Wampler. for the defense.
Justice siddon. in ,n;,1 Criminal 9nna Division d ISL
rnment on the motion Of Arnstein and
his four co-defendsnts for . new trial
Of the conspiracy charge against them.
The five men were convicted last April
Of conspiring to bring stolen securities
into washington for hypothecation
With local financial institutions.
me doctor declares that Arnstein
has neuritis and q congestion Of the
lungs from which he will Be confined
to his bed for probably ton days. The
other four defendants were present in
The death Of Justice Gould. who pre-
sided at the trial. 10 made an addi-
tional reason for the granting Of q
now trial by an application from the
defense. The right Of Justice siddons
to pass on the record In tho case and
to. impose sentence is questioned by
the counsel for the defendants
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TAX RETURNS MUCH LESS.

Collections Of income and profits
taxes during May fell or by $4,000, i.
900 compared with May Of last year
and by nearly $5So.ooo.oo during the
eleven months Of the present fiscal
months last year, according 70 Grs
ures made public today by the Treas
ury. -:
Income and profits taxes collected
by the government during May agEre-
gated $S2.z62.ooo, against e,S0S, 900
en- months Of the fiscal year the total
was 1854. .000. 900. against $a,1O0. 900. =
600 during the corresponding months
Of last year. --~-
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. June tSpeciaD.-
Potatoes. white. No. /. per 100 pounds,
75al.00: No. .. 4oa50; new potatoes.
per barrel, 1.50a4.00; sweets. per bar
rel. 3.50a6.50: vans. 3.50a5.5O. Beans,
green. pearl and wax. per half barrel.
l.25a3.15. Beets. per 100, 5.00a8.00. AS
paragus. per dozen, 2.00a4.00. Corn,
per crate. 2.50a400.
Cabbage. per crate. 1.5oa2.oo. kale.
per bushel. 40a5o. Lettuce. per bushel.
75al.50. Spring onions. per 100
punches. 50aS0. Cucumbers. per bas-
ket. ..5oa4.5O. Peppers. per crate. l.5o
a3.0o. Spinach. per bushel, 60alO.
Peas, per basket. I.3oa3.25.
Tomatoes. per crate. 1.00a3.50. Rad
ishes. per 100 bunches. 1.50a2 90. Rhu-
barb. per 100 punches. 4.o0a5.00. Ap-
pies. per barrel. 3.aoa6. 90: per box.
l.75a3.75. Oranges, per box. 3.ooa5.oo.
Grapefruit. per box. S.00a5.o0:
berries. per pint. To-. Cherries. per
quart. 15a25. Cantaioupes. per box.
$50 Watermelons. each. eoal.oo.
Selling Prices Mt Noon. 49,.
Wheat = No; red winter. spot
spot, l.Sei4. No quotations on June
and July.
Corn-cob. new. yellow. 800 per
bbl., in car lots: contract corn. spot.
7Sls; No. 4. 1874 track, yellow. No.
) or better. IS per bushel.
quality. l.eosf.So per bushel: NO; 2
western export. spot 1.65h per bushel;
No. 3. l.G2A per bushel.
Oats-No. . white. 5oa5o1a; No. ,
white. 49a4sia.
Hay-No. i timothy. nominal: stand
thy. 81 .o9ael.50: No. 3 timothy. 14.00a
1900: No. l light clover mixed, 20. o.e0a
1880: No. 9 light clover mixed. 15.0ea
1S.0G No. l clover mixed. 1S.00a1s.00:
No. , cover mixed. 14.0oa17eo: No. 3.
il:oca1a.oo: No, ! clever. 15ooalS 60 90:
ll.50: sample hay. 1o.0oa14.oo.
Straw-Eo. /. nominal; No. 1 straight
rye, nominal: No. tangled rye, 1900:
No; tangled rye; 800: No; / wheat.
No. l oat. nominal, 15.50a16.5o.
CHICAGO. June General selling
on the part of houses with eastern
connections led to a sharp break in
wheat prices today. after values had
the season. 1t was said the continued
upturn in quotations had made ex-
porters hesitant. Besides. weather
conditions appeared to give some ad-
vantage to the bears and there was
considerable disposition to regard re-
too small Opening prices. which va
ried from UNCHANGED figures to IN
higher. July. 1.40% to LAX. were
followed by quick setback to 1.3s.
Corn was depressed by renewal of
large receipts. the arrivals here be-
ing stimated at 700 cars. After open
ing unchanged to ss lower. including
July at ss4 to 61. the market under
went a material sag all around.
Oats declined in sympathy with
other grain. starting y to up: July.
~ to 42h. and then dropping to well
below yesterdays finish.
Lower quotations on hogs pulled
down provisions.
Some eastern buying on the de-
cline rallied the wheat market. but
greater weakness then ensued.
Probability that trading would start
tomorrow in the September delivery
here had a distinct bearish influence.
The close was heavy. IN to ak net
lower; July. 1.37 to 1.37A.
The corn market displayed but
little power to recover. Prices
Julv at 65N to 65A
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= 1u' IOW' AAs
Gail Money..... In Tn III
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

camille paper. Ga az: exchange irreeu-
lar; sterling 6o-day bills and CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks, 3s3ss; com
mercial 60-day bills, 3.S3b: demand
3s1H cables. ASSES. Francs. demand
ss.s6; cables. S.2S; Belgian francs. de-
mand. SIS; cables. s.27; guilders. de-
mand. 34.25; cables, 34.55: lire. de.
mand. s,2q; cables. 5.22; marks. de.
nand, T.57: cables. 15S; Greece, de-
mand, 6.l0; Sweden. demand, a..95:
Norway. demand. 1922; Argentine. de
mand. 31.75;' Brazilian. demand, 1915.
Montreal. 10h per cent discount.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds easy
Time loans. firm: 50 days, 30 days,
months. per cent.
Evening star., 1921-06-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The cotton
market opened at a decline Of / point
on March. but generally unchanged to
) points higher in response to slightly
better Liverpool cables. Offerings were
light, and the market held fairly steady
at net declines of some or points.
Futures opened steady. July. 1870;
October. 13.44; December. 1886 Janu-
ary, 1885; March. 14.19.
limited demand: prices steady Good
middiing, S.57: fully middling. S.13;
uiddling, TAT: low middling. SAT: good
ordinary, 522; ordinary. AT. Sales
1000 bales. including $500 American:
Receipts. 5000 bales including LOG
Annerican. Futures closed quiet June
7;ss: July, SIS: october. S;Ss; Decem.
May, S.94.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. June United States
bureau of markets). - Cattle Re-
ceipts. 5000 head; beef steers and
butcher she stock. steady: top steers.
925: bulk. 7.S5a850: fat cows and
heifers. 5.3sa6.7s: bulls and calves.
strong to Is higher: Gamers and cut
ters. 2.50a3.75: bulls. mostly. 4.5oa6 90:
veal calves. largely S.75ae.1: stocker
and feeder steers. weak to IS lower.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head: active.
steady to 10 lower: lights off most:
lower: bulk desirable. 500
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; sheer
steady: lambs. steady to IS higher
advance chiefly on springs: top native
springs. 1925 to packers; bulk. 12.50a
1900: culls. largely 7.00a7.5o: Califor-
mia springs figure IS higher at 1855.
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nEfIYFp .yUsAe vNsnTf1sp,

NEW YORK, June TThe.raV suSaf
market was weak again today, and
prices Declined te'the- basis Sf EsssaeF
centrifugal Oh salestef 5000 Ssxs .el
Porto Ricos to a local renner for June
snipmeal.-:r -.--. ~. ---y-.:~,.. :,
The .raH~ausar futures market, ma.
frme..-eaTlyz on covering, xhlt after
showing adydnces~of SS'.to IA points
prices sassd on .narttally under re-
newed liquidation, prompted by the
further decline in the spot market.
At midday values Were unchanged to
points net higher
There was ..anotherparti iaf-deeli6eSek
pofht. in the pftsS:of, nsahs6 sugar
with all refners now Aeain1>nkeG10
for ffne-sfanu1a4sd|s FA6: 5o
was %unSetrfedF- :-.4 .srN,ser ...asa$s r
ReAned -fn nturese:Isattex! s !pofntANab~er
AZ hidnzyr -Hft6ouEh s.l1astAsH Wa1
light censisting ~ only three lsta Of
SaDte0ho4 A. G4A
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FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES.

Spain announces that imports from
the United, States will be admitted
into Spain under the new minimum
rates of duty until further notice.
Within q month imports from the
Omitted States likely viii becozne sub
ject to tho general tariff in the alb
sepce. Of q special arrangement be.
tween the two nations.
A new French decree extends from
March ; for the benefit OF United
States citfxans the time limit provided
for ,sin.a.ticle 3e7 Of the peace treaty
for the payment Of fees and obtain
Ing l6f patente. ana In article 3os for
extension Of priority rights. -
IA representative Of the French Na-
tional Bank OF Foreign Commerce ID
in San aSlyador for the purpose Of
faetNtatia9 trade between the two
co0ntfiea.F
The market. for American lumber in
Je1Aa has -sxpanded. greatly in the
|iast tsu years. FOCAL imports Of wood
from ths United etskas IN ls3e vsse
|yaa1e6 ak e14e3AoA o. nnoee than
|AN04eo a.. peOV5gu9 record.
|. .ls. eaneunced mat the American
consular, agency at Port de Faix,
Haiti. has hsea As-establishsd.
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MAY. SELL TICKET BOOKS.
New Bus Company Permitted to
:. Reduce Rates. -. =,

The Public: Utilities commfssio on "a.
day approved . request Of the, WASH
tngton Rapid Transit Company, oper-
ating the; 18th street bus lines, to sell
communication books 1t . reduced rate
The cash fare on the busoes is 8
cents The commlssion has authot-
ICED q book Of Afty-two tickets for
: 81 .booH. wH.'n rs Is . saving OF - cents on
!. Tho COMPANY opeFates one linz down
18th StIyet 10 n aud theu1e yeqt to
potegas9sp 9sp3Fk. M sNathaf line Aek
en 1aN0ahp1ek4Dse even1a 3Son 56t&
- 18th se1eek. sgath 10 psnngylHsnfa
avenue and east sEain to the Center
market
Evening star., 1921-06-03
Washington Stock Exchange.

Anacostia and Potomac. Ist 5s-sf 900 al 70.
3. :
Capital Traction-12 at ST.
Washington Gas Li9ht-2J At 4fns.
Mer-enthalsr Lino,ype-l0 At 113i.. ,--.
AFTER CALL =
Washington Railway and Electric 4s-$1 100
a. 81 81 200 at 81. 1000 At 81. 81 900 Al 81.
$JnO at 81.
Washington Gas Idsht-1 at G.
Bid and Asked Prices
DnAInc
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H0IInAY CLOSES ExCHANGE.

NEW ORLEANS. June 3.-Tho New
|off1ana Cotton Exchange ID cloeed
today on account OF Confederate Me-
mortal day.
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Money to Loan

Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller ss, saS wsss s;s ,.a !. Tc:. .'
Evening star., 1921-06-03

NEW YORK, June 3.-Flour Arm:
spring patents. 9.00aS.50.
Lard firmer: middle west. s.5oas.eo.
Other articles unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

MOBILE. Ala. June ii.-Mohile won
It's third straight game from Chat,a.
nouca to-day 4 In
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TUCUMCARI TEACHERS
HEAR Talk BY CONWAY
Special IA The News
TIinIfMnAlI Z

Special IA The News
TuCuMcARI. New Mexico. June n.
John V. Conway. state school super.
intcndent. addressed large crowd at
the high school auditorium "Wednesday.
including NJ teachers, who were IN at.
tendance ut the county institute.
Superintendent Conway In making an
earnest campaign over the state. en-
dcavoring 10 Impress teachers with the
importance of efficiency and service. DE-.
spite the reduction Of salaries for the
corning year an act 81 which superin.
tendcnt Conway says he does not ap.
nTove.
II do love" he said. red Hooded
American teachers-teachcrs with tho
ability to create harmony and render
service"
Don't" he implorcd. "let the Dc.
crease In your salary allow you to for
vet the high responsibility that should
rest with every teacher Of young man.
hood and womanhood of America, but
raise the standard II efficiency M high
IN your profession that its value must
Ia recognized and paid for"
Superintendent Conway repeatedly
urged that all teachers call upon the
state department Tor any information
relative To their work, assuring a ready
and cheerful response To all inquiries
Superintendent Conway was born and
rcared In New Mexico, he In familiar
with rural school problems. perhaps
better acquainted with them than most
people In addressing the rural teachers
he said
Go GU, and make 'true.for sure
teacher There IL not more worthy
NJ Important human hcin. on the globe
than % teacher who win go out into
the rural district and stick"
In the late afternoon County Super.
in,endcnt Mrs nellie Hauscr. was
hostess to the teachers and Superin.
,endent Conway ut an impromptu out.
door program an the Nichols Hi,l. south
ot the city. following which a picnic
supper was served.
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AMARILLO DEFEATS PAMPA
IN HEAVY SLUCG|NG FEST

The Amarillo boys tattened their hat
iing averages yesterday by defeating
the pamn team. ~ 10 q. The Pampa
boys started off by making two In the
first and three IN tho second on three
hits and errors on the Amarillo teams
pnrt, After that tho Amarillo boys set.
tied down and pampa did not scoie
again until IN the ninth. In the fifth
inning thirteen Amarillo men faced
Morgan. and scores and hits were
made,
Coon Cooke. former noted university
pitcher aud FOR many years the main
stay Of the Wellington team. one OF tho
fastest amateur teams In the State. will
meet the younHster Watt Oates. who let
Panhandle down with only one hit the
last game he pitched. will meet tomor.
row at Z o'clock, In what bids fair To
h n real pitchers hattie. The Amarillo
boys are very confident. ana any that
they have no fear ~ Cooke, and assert
they viii knock him out ~ the box he.
fore the game IL over. "Chlll" McDan.
iels II scheduled Ia arrive In time "a
play first has. for Amarillo. "Chlll"
N considered the hest college first
ms"mnn IN N. south, and hls team.
mate, Pete Donahue, has recently ioln.
II the Cincinnati Reds. and rumor has
u that "Chili" lis headed for the blg
show himself
NNfa
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Market News
VAL UES CRUMblE
IN STOCK MARKET
-
NEW Low RECORDS ESrAnl.iSIlEiI
win MEXICAN PETROIEtM
LEADING fall.


Nv Associated Press.
NEW YORK, iuro II Values
crumhlcd In lodays snck marRc, un
der pressure Of liquidation, combined
with the more confident activities III
professional traders. More new low
records were established Sp.cinlties
again featured the bulk ct the Met res
sion offerings. Especial weakness was
shown by Mexican and n'Amcricau
prlrolrums. llravincss prevailed at N,
CLOSE. Al classes 1T hundS inrludlnn
liberty issues ana foreign war flola
tiuns wrtv irregular ~ heavy,
The clearing house rrpul, showed n
d.cr,asr IN actual leans aud discounts
IT slightly more than So ,uo0 uOo, ~
Increase ~ almost ,sh ,uoo 0vo IN ~
serves ~ IA" federal hank aud u kahn ri
ahuu, ts3 ooo uuO Ia ,ash, increasing ~
,vSs reserves IN about tN 500 100, III,
greatest total
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COTTON


MEM ORLEANS, June ll-.l.iIul,l,
tiun at the hong interest. special s'lling
Tor July, which was accompanied by
talk at large tenders IN that month. and
selling that wrirctrd irregular WAX
hess Ia IA" sto,k market combined u
dvpr,sS the price 1T cotton tHiay, Early
transactions we're made IN "A hcsitat
INK market, at one time four To siN
paints down aud another three to five
POINTS up. hut finally priccs tell u
levels ~ O. 10 points under the close ut
yesterday, In late trading the tone
was surprisingly steady in view OF the
soi,ncss at the middle part at the SOS
sion aud las, prlccs wesr q, net lusscs
IN the day Vt hut ~'Vcn to eight points
Iuly traded rs high "a ii,ss. as low as
ll,>O aud olus'd at ii,st.
Whatever stcadinvss the market
showed In .arly trading was due IL con
tinuei rains IN the western and central
partitions nf the lclt. They were accom-
panied hV further complaints uf IN,
presence ut ho,l wecvil IN lasa, numbers
In the hate trading, the s,easliness ap
pcard to h. due to realizing by early
short sellers,
Week end trade reviews were consid
cred uniavory,hlc an the wholc, and az
pear,d To- max. the market all the mot,
sponsiNc tn stock market ovens.
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COTTON IRREGULAR
WITH LITTLE SOLD
o., Si>ESS ATrRIRlTED CHIEFLY
~ ENENi>G ~ ACCOt>r
on WEEKEND

NEW YORK. June ~ Tho cotton
market showed NOR, irrcgunrlty than
any we'll defined trend during todny's
trading aud business was attributed
chiefly to evening M of accounts for
over the week 'ond October fluctuated
between laOt and ials, closing at lalh.
with the general market CLOSING general.
~ steady net four points lower Ia five
points higher,
Tn. markr, opened steady unchanged
to an advance uf two points, and activ.
months suld up point or twu right
after the call an reports from London
that british ,ual mines would probably
vote neat week tn return tu work IN
Monday June 20, There was nothing
more than scattered covering. how
ever, aud ptlc"s soon turned easter un.
..r local ana southern settling which
was promoted by favorable weather In
the south aud rcpurts Ut an unsettled
tone In IN. stock market.
July was relatively easy. selling of
10 ls.ss, or ~ POINTS net lower, while
Dccrml-r sold at ia.ba, or 10 paints
below las, nights closing figures, max
INK new low ground for the movement
IN the morc active Positions.
Comparatively small offerings seemed
10 b" pretty well taken al these prices.
however aud while there was no change
IN the market news, u rallied on a
furry of covering at the close
somc traders are beginning To- talk
too much rain In western belt sections.
particularly IN connection with the
spread % holl weclvil TN the whole.
however tho showers M rains ~ the
pas, few days have been considered
beneficial, and the outlook Tor unset.
TIED weather was thought likely to mean
showers In relatively dry eastern hcl,
sections
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tDselnl . 1bs Nsvs
SHAMROCK. June lion Thurs
day the Hiiburn and Nicholson teams
u the City League played the eighth
Bau,e " the srason resulting In n VIC.
tory for the Nicholson boys. This ties
~ four teams each with s,sndsns Of
.xee. zach team having played four
sames and won two Of them. On nc.
count u such n close contest BASEBALL
fans are busy at headauarsers Pendie.
ton Drug Company. every day discuss.
tng the 'dops."
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Cl.AVME NAN SELLS N0NiE.

VI.NUDE, Twas June ii,.-F A,
Hood. County Clerk Tor Armstrong
county, hss sold his home To 7. X.
Thomas, and viii build new home
during the summer. The Maiden
schoolhouse, six miles cas-, &c Claude.
viii hc removed Ia Claude as soon AN
the reads will permit. aud rcmoiclled
tn take care of the first and second
grades In IN. Claude school.
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COLLEGE HNsEnNII.

Al Worcester. Mass. Holy Cross 10,
Harvard G
AZ philadelphia. Pennsylvania >,
Dartmouth 9.
At prlnceton; Prlnceton =, Wander.
III :. 30 innings
Al New Haven. Val. ~, syracuse q
At Chicago; wreeda ~ IaIan g. chi.
csgo Z.
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CARPENTER

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Moere Gets llome Hun

FORT WORTH. TEX, June IA
home run by Moore. with two on base,
and Rovney's triple with the sacks
loaded featured Fort worth's sto5 vie.
tory over Beaumont In the opening
game IL the series today. The fielding
Of Topper Rlgney. shortstop ot the
Cats was a bright spo, In the iefcn.
sive work 10 both clubs.
Score R.HE.
Beaumont ,.,,,,,.0 oO oio teo--s .
Fort worth, ...i0} oOt oox--s n .
summary-,.i,s OF Humphreys In
I Ia innings; off Whitaker \ In
6 20 innings, Sacrifice hits. Alexander,
Whitaker. Stolen base. Taylor. Two.
base hits. Kraft. Mcine. Johnston.
Alexander, Haley. Thre-'base hits. RIG,
ney, Taylor. Homer. Moore. Struck out.
HUMPHREYS .. Whitaker :. Melne I.
Johns J. Base on halls. HUMPHREYS ..
.Whiuaker ., Meme |. Double plays.
DOVE To Johnston. smith Ia Doyle to
sssston. M, ~ e,toh~i hall, burst
Wild pitch. Humphries. Time. sls. I'm.
nires. Erwin and DAILY.
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Kent Horton. Thrcc'hose hits. Hor.
ton, Sacrifice hit, Cassc,man. Tits. off
H"tton g. off Morgn 6, of wen,s O.
stolen hasc. Dean. Double play, Father.
~ to Fenner, Cassclman to Merry.
Morgan to Vincent, Rase on halls. Oft
M"rsan I. Struck out, ny Morgan :,
ny Horton q, by Vents =. INT by pitch.
or Woodward :, Empires. iIailer and
Mclhrd' Time II game, two hours and
ten minutes