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Chicago eagle., 1921-07-16
HINKiE HAINES WITH YANKS
Makes Third Pennsylvania Star to Go
Into Fast Company in the Past
Few Years.

The reporting of Hinkie HaiDes,
Penn State star outfielder, to the New
York Yankees makes the third Blue
and White athlete to go into fast COM
pany in the last several years. Cliff
Heathcote of the St Louis Nationals,
was a student at Penn State when he
signed with the Cards and he made
good in rapid fashion. Gene Gramley,
q pitcher, went South with the Yam
KEGS this spring, but was farmed out
Chicago eagle., 1921-07-16

Philadelphia yatchsmen plan TO
revive the Bermuda race next year.
Chicago eagle., 1921-07-16

David J. Crawford, clever, all
round athlete, is West Points first
track captain
Chicago eagle., 1921-07-16

Nashville was awarded OutTie'der
Gink Hendricks from Memphis on
waivers. then turned him over TO
Chattanooga TO complete payment OF
previous player deal
Chicago eagle., 1921-07-16

Baseball this year. with the lively
ball, brews a survival of the luckieSt.
The New York Yankees will seat
$4,000 in their new baset all park,
now building.
, 1921-12-19
MARINE OIL IS
LISTED CURB
L. F. Mcmahon Closes Ar
engagements on Visit to
New York Market.

The Marine oil company. recently
Incorporated and put in operation here
by the Taylor and Clay interests to
take over producing companies and
valuable acreage IN the Salt Creek
Held has been listed on tho New York
.urb. according 10 the announcements
II L. F. Mcmahon who returned to
casper from New York this morn
ing.
The favorable advent Of the issue
m the New York curb Is indicated by
he fact that It will have two of the
argest curb brokers on the street
,acking Il. The contract for listing
he stock was perfected through Otis
md company and through Cohen &
20. which insures hat It will have
nipple trading protection
Stringent rules which have been
placed in effect In the new regulations
governing curb stocks makes It i'm
,ossibio for all but the most worthy
companies receiving consideration In
rider to get a stock listed nov accord
ing to Mr.. Mcmahon. II In necessary
to provide the curb manger with
copies Of all leases on Land and other
assets OF the company. logs Of wells
must be LED. guaranteed circulation
, 1921-12-19

-iaims supported. geological reports
must be favorable and most stringent
OF all ~ hacker OF the company
must be able to give a good personal
accounting both by bank references
ind by business generally IN the dis
trict from which he halls.
AR Mc3fahon vas particularly I'm
pressed with the new home OF the
New York curb which has been com,
pleted- The new building IS located
on the street ut the rear OF Trinity
church and Just a block from tho OK
change IN Wall street II Is an clab-
crate s~even-story building and for tho
first time will give ample housing &c
the requirements OF tho curb
The marine stock was tho first on
issue placed On the curb after 81 NOV
ed into new quarters With the stock
, 1921-12-19

tatn-Denand <1oA. cables LaoA.
6o-tzy bills on banks <-1zH-
Franos-Demand k-csti. cables 40.
Italy-Drmand <.5fn. cables ASS.
Belgium Demand z-7sH. cables
TIA
Germany-Dcmand 50. cables -5fn.
Holland - Demand 3e-so. cables
se.6e.
Norway-Demand 1880.
swedcn-Demand 1880
Denmnrk-DemAnd 1880
observation-disclosures 1850
Spain-Demand 14-4b.
Argcntina-Demand $3.50.
BrAxii-Demnnd i1-eo.
Montreal % Tia
, 1921-12-19
DEMAND LIGHT,
WHEAT DROPS
Decline IN All Cereals Regis
tered With Opening of
Market Session.

CHICAGO. Dec. Ia.-wheat de.
clined today ia the early transactions.
bea-!sh sentiment developing because
apparently the market was without
n aggressive support. Trade was
fo- tho o part Of a holiday char.
scter. On the dovnturns IN price,
however. demand improved owing
more y less TO forecasts OF n cold
wave. Opening quotations. which va
ried from Nc OF TO itc advance. with
May s1ieH TO SLEEK and July
s1.o7x were followed by a moderate
setback all around. and then some
thing OF a reaction.
Later the market took an upward
rving owing largely 10 indications
that export business was being doas
at Winnipeg. The close was firm.
INC to sac net higher. with May
sI.1tS TO s1.14x and July s1.o4 TO
si.o4A.
Big reesipts here weakened the corn
market After opening x6Xc lower
10 &c UP. May 5zHo to 52Mc. prices
underwent q slight general sag.
Subsequently the market advanced
With wheat and on account OF coun-
ry offerings being light Tho close
was firm. Ho to &c higher. with May
81 G54No 10 b4xc.
Oats were easy with other cereals.
starting hGko of to a shade ad-
vance. May s7xc. but then harden
ing a little.
Provisions had an upward slant IN
Iine with hog values.
, 1921-12-19
livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Dec. 1870. 8. Bureau
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000;
flew sales beef steers; she stock and
bulls. $50 higher; quality plain; bid
ding lower on veal calves; stockers
and feeders steady.
IIogs-Receipts. $4,000; opened like
Saturdays best time; later steady
with Saturdays average; bulk 100 to
240.pound average, ss.70@6.9o; 100 to
1S0-pognd average. S7.oo97.1o; light
lights and pigs up to S7.25; pigs most
ly 100 to 15c lower.
sheep-Receipts. 2 1000; all classes
opened about steady; fat lambs 70
packers. erly ss.75919.25; good fed
shorn lambs. 1925 light fat yves
$500; good comeback feeder lambs
early. se.75.
, 1921-12-19

THE FINANCE CORPORATION OF WYOM-
ING does not make loans on automobiles. They
will, however, buy notes and contracts from
good responsible automobile dealers covering
automobiles sold on the partial payment plan.
These notes and contracts are purchased only from regu-
larly established dealers who are required to furnish am
pie evidence of their worth and then only after their fnan-
cial standing has been approved by the board Of directors.
This is made necessary as in every case the dealer must
guarantee payment of any or all contracts and notes
method absolutely protects the Finance Corporation from
anyloss, as should anyone fail to make payment according
to contract the Finance Corporation simply go back on 1.-THE
dealer who in turn must go back on purchaser and if nee
essary take the car. This does not work particular hard
ship on the dealer, as regularly established dealers are
equipped to resell the car.
, 1921-12-19
NOTICE TO BURKE OIL. COM.
PANY STOCKHOLDERS.

The Chappell Oil Company,
which holds stock control of the
Burke Oil Company, will exchange
Chappell stock for Burke Oil Com
pany stock upon a basis 81 three
shares of Burke for n share of
Chappel.
This offer Is open until Decem-
Der 20, 1921. Mail stock to Chap
pell Oil Company, 702 U. S. Ma
tional Bank Building, Denver, Colo
Publlsh Doc. 10 to 20 inclusIve.
, 1921-12-19

DENVER. Dec. 19.-Cattie - Re
ceipts. 1000; market steady. 15c low
err: beef steers. s5@T; cows and heif.
ers. s405.5o: calves. s6.5o@9.5o; bulls.
s2@3; stockers and feeders. $500
SIS.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1900; market 1oc
higher; top, $3.50: bulk. S6@6.4o.
Sheep-Receipts. 7.1oo; market CSC
lower, lambs. ss.T59e.26; ewes. SAG
4.25: feeder lambs ss@s.5o.
, 1921-12-19

said that the deal also involved con-
rol OF the Blackstone Petroleum com
pany IN which Nj. Isenberg is inter
ested.
1t IL now announced that nc definite
zeal was made for the holding of the
blackstone company and that there
vas no change In the stock control OF
the company although negotiations
for such a deal were at one dime un'
ierway.
, 1921-12-19
ISENBERG SELLS 720 ACRES In
SALT CREEK field, S2,500,000

A deal said to involve 72o acres of Salt Greek land and
a consideration of ST. 500, 900 and trade interests was COM
pleted recently in New York when the Fensland Oil company,
said to be a Standard subsidiary, came into control of the
personal holdings in the field of Harry N. Isenberg.
It is reported that the deal was concluded by local oil
, 1921-12-19

listed a much broader fisid Of invest
ment with an all year market guaran-
tocd. should prove beneficial to scores
OF Casper stockholders
, 1921-12-19

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Buttm-Mar-
ket higher. creamery extras. 4sho:
hrsts. s4@41c: seconds. sf9asc7 stand
ards. s7hc-
Eggs-Higher. receipts. 2.527 cases;
nrsts. <7d4sc; ordinary frsts. z19
<sc; miscellaneous. A@4sc; refrigera-
tor frsta. sec
, 1921-12-19
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
WEATHER AIDS OIL DEVELOPMENT

Ideal fall weather with a minimum of cold has resulted
in steady drilling and many new operations being started in
the Mahoney dome region of Carbon county, Wyoming,
where large gas production has already been uncorked.
Producers & Refners corporation is erecting a new der
rick on the northwest quarter of section 34-26-SS. midway
, 1921-12-19

Roller skating every afternoon n
evening at the Winter gardens no ad-
mission charge to ladies' 1z-istt
, 1921-12-19
Potatoes,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Potatoes-
Market tteady; receipts. 81 cars: total
United States shipments. 41s cars;
northern white. sacked. s1.e5@1.75
ewt.: northern white sacked. bulk.
s1.e5@1.so cwt.; idaho ru.sets sacked,
s2k2.10 cwt.
, 1921-12-19

Certain soils in Russia. India, and
Persia. have always been eaten by the
natives OF these parts for their health
giving properties.
, 1921-12-19
Metals.

NEW YORK, Dec 1s.-Copper-
Steady; electrolytic. spot and near by.
13% 914c; later. 14c.
Tin-Easy; spot and near BY. $s3;
futures, $50.
Iron-steady; No. ] northern. $3.50
@2o.5o: No. 2 northern. $4,000; Nc.
2 southern, s17.50@1s.50.
Lead-Steady; spot, s4.7o@4.So.
Zinc-Quiet; East St Louis deliv-
cry. spot s4.o0@4.o5.
Antimony-Spot S4.bo.
Foreign Exchange Strong.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Great Brf-
, 1921-12-19
Sand Hills Nearing Completion.


Sand Hills on company stockhoid-
ers arc watching with interest devel-
opments in their No 1 well in the
Ferris Held, Carbon county, Wyo.,
where a depth OF 4.2oo feet has been
reached and drilling is going on I'M
der 5000 feet of crude found in an
upper sand Tho well is considered
good for 20 barrels a day but will be
completed to the Dakota formation.
In the same Held the Columbia OIL
company, section 2s-76-s6. is drilling
In the Wall Crock sand where q fair
gas now has developed. Tho well
will be continued to the lower fcrma-
TONS
Tho General Petroleum company
has recently increased its foroer op-
Grating In Ferris neid. indicating q
corresponding increase IN develop
ment work.
, 1921-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. I'D
ded 70 last weeks gains at the open
ing of today's stock market Della.
ware, Lackawanna q Western advanc-
ed almost ? points on reports OF a
possible cash distribution TO stockhold-
crs.
Domestic oils strengthened with sec
ondnry steels and equipments. rs vol
as feathers. tobaccos and utilities. the
latter including Montana Power. De
clines Of l point in Mexican and Pan
American Pettoleums were associate
with ndvices from Standard OF.
sources which emphasized adverse con.
dltions IN the Mexican oil neids- Sugars,
Sears Roebuck and Famous Player
also eased Preliminary quotation
OF leading foreign exchanges wer,
mostly above last weeks final prices
Rails continued TO represent thu
constructive side OF the market dur
ing the morning. In addition to lead
ing c~oalers. Atchison. Great North
ern. New York Central. Pittsburgh &
West Virginia. st. Louis & San Fran
cisco and New Orleans. Texas & Mex
leo roso 1 to 2 points. Chemicals. fer
t~ilizcrs. tobaccos and chain stores Is
sues also extended their gains but
metals became more reactionary. Tn
more popular steels and equipments
showed no material change. Foreigi
exchanges made further recoveries OF
announcement Of the $780, 600. 900 loan
to Denmark. Call money opened at 3
per cent.
, 1921-12-19
Show
STEADY Gain
Finance Corporation Shows
Profit of $4,555 for Sec
ond Week of Business.

Showing consistent growth in Its
earning power. the Finance Corpora
ton OF wyoming an earn
ing for the close OF the second week Of
business of s4,555.52. The earning for
the first week was reported ut $500.
This represents merely a partial earn
sng power because all of tho stock
which was offered TO the public has
not yet been fully subscribed.
With realization of the tremendous
earning possibilities OF the company
realized there has been a moro gen
erai application for membership In the
Finance corporation and the weekend
applications received by Gratiot & Co.
have exceeded all other periods in the
cnrrpany.s exfstence.
One of the remarkable features OF
the company's growth is that the o-
penses which have been encountered
so far are listed at s131.56. while the
monthly earning power even at the
present time IS approximately $4,000.
nhe financial statement FOR the first
two weeks of business which o
December It. foIlows.
, 1921-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-can money.
strong: high, 6 per cent; low. 8; rul.
ing rate. 8: closing bid. 6; offered at
Ga; last loan. 6.
Time loans. Arm; 60 days, 90 days
and six months. 6h5H.
Prime mercantile paper. 565k.
, 1921-12-19

between the two big sasscrs OF the
khsoming On company on sections rs
and 3f-@eSs. Ths tools for this well
are being moved from the Fort Steele
test well abandoned By Joint Inter.
ests.
On section 75-ss-ss h wysnns on
company ran into caving formation
at 2.fss feet andtis awaiting the ar.
rival Of a new string OF So inch cas-.
ing to resume work. Dr1ers be.
Hove the producing sand viii be en-.
coun;ered It 2.5TO feet
Mahoncy Dome syndicate we'll on
the northwest quarter o. section 8.
1857 Is nearing the Muddy sand ut
1850 feet and making slow progress
Completion OF the Midwest test on
section t-2s-ss Will be delayed until
spring. according I recent announce,
ment. operations having been sus
pended for some time.
Good & Nutting r rigging up for
drilling on b eas half Of section 1.
25-ss. whore California interests will
finance a test.
The Ohio OIL company IS moving a
RIG and string OF tools from For,
Steele TO the northwest quarter OF
section S1-26-ST. which IS considered
proved gas territory.
Drilling will be resumed immedi.
ateiy after tho FIRST OF the year on
the Kasoming's well on section 1926
IS. shut down temporarily Mt $50 feet.
Several new test wells are also In
prospect by that company.
L. S. Waugh win spud in the frst
of the year on the southwest OF 800.
ton l9.2s-ss. where n new camp has
been erected.
a well has been spudded IN on this
northwest OF section 1857 for Nc.
Cuilough n associates OF Pitts
burgh. who nave acquired several
sections on tho dome.
Tho Midwest IS preparing to drill IN
a gasser on S6-26-ss on holdings Of
the Mahoney Dome syndicate. Big
production Is assured.
Ohio Resumes at O'Brien Springs.
The Ohio OIL company has resumed
drilling at a,340 feet In It's test well
on section 2-24-s7 of the OBrien
Springs structure. 20 miles north OF
Rawiins, where n gas blowout and
FIRE resulted in injury to three en-
ployes and the loss of its rig. A
large gas flow already has been en-
countered.
Tho Matidor company has com
pleted It's 600-foot assessment hole on
section 5-26-s6. due cas- of tho Ohio s
test, and Is awaiting results In the
latter wen before going deeper.
Maurice H. Strong and associates
of New York have erected a model
camp and rig on section 35-25-ss Of
the same structure and drilling. II is
said. viii be started early In h new
yenr.
, 1921-12-19
Silver.

Silver.
NEW YORK. Dec 1e.-Forcign bar
silver, 66%c: Mexican dollars. 5oxc.
, 1921-12-19
UILS STRONGER
AGAIN IN MART
Domestic Issues In Demand at
Opening on New York Ex-
change Today.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-Rafis were
tho only standard issues to display a
ssmhlance Of stsadiness in today's
stock market. Most other Issues, IN.
Guiding prominent industria1s. were
reactionary. Sales Appropriated $780,.
600 shares The closing was ir-
regular.
, 1921-12-19

'ayabls on stock subscrip-
The Washington times., 1921-11-19
|0RANGE ELEVEN
LOSESbUT TRIO
F0RNEXT YEAR
OuIick, Thompson, and Heers'
All Linemen, Only Players
Not to Return.

SYRACUSE. N. T., Nov. 1s.-syra-
cuse University. which closes Its card
against Dartmouth today. loses but
three members of the 1921 Orange
football eleven before the next season
rolls around. This is in decided con-
trast to the situation in 1920 when
the Orange machine was almost
wrecked, leaving many vacancies to
be filled this fall. AZ q result. Orange
supporters today are looking forward
To a new Syracuse march to the top
of the gridiron heap In 1922.
Syracuse will lose by graduation
Capt. Bert Gulick, Bryant Thompson
and Erwin Hers. all line men. But
the seasoning that the substitutes
have received during the past two
months, and the additional strength
expected when this years Frosh line
men report is giving the Orange coach
ing staff confidence as regards 1922.
The three Orange players to leave
Piety Hill have established excellent
playing records during their varsity
seasons. Gulick and Thompson have
been standbys in every game. And
Hers. while not 30 prominently fea'
tured in the reports of the Syracuse
games, has been an old reliable. He
has been a regular utility hnesman
equally effective whether at guard
at tackle or at center.
For three years. Hers has been the
first substitute of the Syracuse line
There has not been a single big game
in which he has not been called into
action. There was never much ques
ton as to whether he would play OF
not. the question being as to where
he would play.
The Washington times., 1921-11-19
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE--claiming; for two-year-
olds: one mile and seventy yards. Citation,
1os: Fair Virginia. 1o2: 'colands, lo4;
Grace Foster, fob; Chateaugay, 1Ol; 'Fox
Glove. OF; Carmencits. lo3; 'TimbreL ioI;
sThso. %.
SECOND RAcE-The Bon-Ton purse for
two-year- olds; fillies; six and one-haif fur
longs. All Fair. los: Yashmak,. 100; Gri-
selda. 1o2; Sailing Along. 100: Piucky. 1o2
tMoco, los; Wessie b., 100; Duncecap lo2
Grace Mayors. 100: tFannie Bean. io4
Quick Run. 100; Bees Wax, 1o2; Chewink
1o2. tBean and Harding entry.
THIRD RAcE-The Tip-Iop Handicap
for all ages: six and one-hslf furlongs
tOriole, 11s; Crank. ia; Irish kiss, los
Mock Orange. 81; tHildur. lo6; knight
mandate. 11+; Dry Moon. los; servitor. 1o3
~. X. l.. Ross entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Twin Cities Han
dicap; for all ages: one mile and one-six
teenth. Boniface, 1876; 'Bunga Buck 1o2
Recount, 10s; Clean Gone. o.; slippery
Elm. 1906: Love Tap. 81.
FIFTH RACE-The Rainbow Purse; fol
three-year- olds; one mile and sevent,
yards. tsedgefield. 10; Knight OF TIN
Heather, ITO; tDevastation, log; Buffer
10; Muttikins. 107 tHslu. 10s; Squaw
The Washington times., 1921-11-19

Johnny Jumbo" Eggleston. the
Mohawk A.. c. football player and
smuggling middleweight. stopped
Sailor Woodman, of the seamen
gunners' class, in four rounds OF
furious milling.
Kid Bosse, a veteran from Balti-
more. was awarded a decision by
Referee Danny OBrien after six
rounds of clever boxing with
"Chuck" Reubin, a much-tattooed
sailor from the navy yard.
from the seamen gunners' class,
stopped Lone Wolf, the Oklahoma
Indian, In two rounds. Jack
Burns, another seaman gunner, re-
ceivedS a decision in four rounds
with Andy Vernon. Paddy McNulty
stopped Billy Edwards In three
Quarrel Over Tape.
When the principals in the main
bout appeared in the right long
argument ensued regarding the
bandages they were wearing. Bowen
came in with his hands taped in a
business-like manner, while Ahearn
was wearing soft bandages. The
Natter wanted Bowen to remove the
tape, but when the Newcastle boxer
declined. Ahearn promptly had his
own fists tapped.
1t was officially announced that
both boxers had made the required
weight Of 100 pounds at 4:30 o'clock.
and, when a few noisy guys insisted
on getting the alleged exact figures,
Bowen was said to have weighed
129% pounds and Ahearn 124 pounds.
The only question Of any account
was that each failed to move the
beam at 100 pounds.
Bowen came bounding out OF his
corner with the opening bell. dis
playing far more aggressiveness than
The Washington times., 1921-11-19

Man. 10; lizard Guess. 1es; Ten Buttons.
100. Wilson and Butler entry. tLoft and
Petit entry. ~
olds and up; enc mile and furlong Vet
eran, I13; 'The Lamb. ia; Attorney. 100;
Romeo. 1i1;t.Super. III; Widow Bedotte,
'Tantaius. 100; "a. w. Foreman entry.
-~sEvENTH RAcL-claiming: for three
year -olds and up; one mile and one-six-
teenth. Ettahe. lie; Foptoche. loo: Fizer,
1o4; miss Finley, liz; .Woodthrnsh. ioT (;
Dear, 100: Queen Blonde, 101; midnight
Sun. III; sSmarty. 106; Penelope 1oS;
mbast. 100: Asumcion, IS; rWildffower.
los; Anna Gallup. IS. Also eligible: TIT
tanium, loo: jacques, SO; tOrderly. 104.
Randolph and Price entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track good.
First race starts o'clock Saturday.
The Washington times., 1921-11-19

ever before at Ardmore. However,
he found Ahearn stabbing him with
long right hand. There were
several hot mix-ups. with Ahearn
landing heavily to the wind and
head. The first round was Ahearn' g
and that was the only round in which
he led.
Goes Through Ropes.
Bowen continued to force the MILL
ing in the second. though taking one
o. two hard rights to tho body.
While banging away at each other
near neutral corner, Bowen sent
the A. E. f. southpaw through the
ropes. The fall served to shake him
fell behind his aggressive opponent.
up bit and thereafter he rapidly
Both boys were tired at the close of
the round, which was ever.
Poor judgment lost Bowen pos.
sible kayo in the third round. He
came out like lion, landing with
left jabs and hooks to the head and
jaw. He soSn had Ahearn in trouble,
the southpaw continually falling into
clinch and hanging on to the last
possible moment. Three times Bowen
Ahearn was groggy. Instead of
stepping back and measuring his
man, Bowen lost his head and went
in close. This enabled Ahearn to
hand on till the bell.
The fourth round was even, neither
boy doing. much but swinging wildly
with both hands, cutting great swaths
in the air, and that's all.
Bowen had steadied by the fifth
round, which he proceeded to win by
wide margin. He was on top OF
Ahearn every minute, landing hard
rights to the body and left hooks to
the face and head.
A solid whack to Ahearn's nose
The Washington times., 1921-11-19
Assorted Education Is
Only Reward Now
In College

Ar enthusiastic but disap-
pointed graduate Of some college
or other writes in with this Of
ferin9: "Once upon . time 1t
was quite a simple matter to see
a football game. All that one
had to do was to buy four years
worth of assorted education and
he was sure of the privilege Of
purchasing football paste
board. Nowadays when one goes
to college about all he can get
is the assorted education"