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The New York herald., 1921-03-26
chicago UTILITIES COMPANY.

THIRTY YEAR GOLD BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given to all holders OF
bonds secured by the Indenture Of Chicago
Utilities Company to United States Mortgage
and Trust Company. Trustee, dated June I.
1912, that. a suit has been brought by the
undersigned as Trustee under said Indenture
against Chicago Utilities Company, Chicago
Tunnel Company. and others. in the Supreme
Court. County of New York, for instruc-
tions as to what part, IL any. of the pro-
ceeds of sale Of the telephone properties Of
the Chicago Tunnel Company should be ap-
piled to the settlement and discharge OF the
unpaid taxes and franchise compensation
claimed to be due from said Chicago Tunnel
Company; and that efforts will be made to
have said suit brought on for trial and tried
during May, 1921. The suit papers may be
inspected at our office. No. 55 Cedar Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
Any bondholder, at his own expense, may
intervene and plead in said suit up to the
time Of the trial and may be heard at the
trial.
Dated. March 9, 1921
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY as Trustee.
PATTERSON. EAGLE, GREENOUGH 4
DAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff Trustee, 120
Broadway. New York City.
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PRODUCE.

BEANS--Marrow. choice, 1920. 100 lbs,
IS; red kidney. 1920. $3.50; white kidney,
$13.5og14.
BUTTER--Creamery. higher thar extras.
43GD46lsc. seconds. 37942c. lower grades.
33D36c.: unsalted, higher than extras. 0O1zW
Sic; extras. 4s,hg6oc.; firsts. 4s94sc.; sec, sec.
43c. ; firsts. 3TQ41c. seconds. 3lQ36c. lower
grades. 26G30c.: Danish casks. fresh, 45ia@
SsaS sats dairy ,Se: 1nss, g ar
Sc; s;'s, seconds, 22lsSasc.; lower grades: 2i@
25c.; 2e SSe"s No. Z. ai%Ss2c.: lower grades. 1sS
21c.
CHEEsE-State whole milk. held. early
made flats, specials, ID, 2SG2ec. fall made,
27l5a2shc.; average run. o26h2,c.; fresh.
gsse gsaees averase run. 2sa7c Wisconsin held.
.nss s,s aasss asgs Ssd Rss tyins double asss
held, 27isGp2shc.; Young Americas, 2sq2sc.;
fresh. 2oha27c.; skins, held. specials. i7lsY
1aisc:: prime to choice, 3gI6c.; fair to GOOD.
10112c.; lower grades. 5@9c.
FGGS.-F'resh gathered. extras, dozen. 2sa
Q29c.; storage packed. extra firsts, FIG
sf 7trgf frsts 2lssc irssa seconds @
fair to choice. dry. .iss%a2ic;;, duck eggss
North Caroline. 7e@soc.; western, 75@!sc.
Southern, T0I76c. goose eggs; VI 500 10;
state, HennSNtVaula anu ntbIps Wtrteih,
hennery whites. extras. 3793Sc.; extra firsts,
35T38c.; firsts. 33134c. gathered whites,
firsts to extra firsts. 33@36c.: under grades,
2IG32c. Pacific Coast white, extras, 3sc
extra frsts. 36d3Ic. firsts. 3f43Sc.; under
grades, 30a33c other Western and South
orn, gathered whites, 2Sd35c.; State, Penn
sylvania and nearby Western. hennery
browns, extra, 3in32c.: gathered brown ana
mixed colors, graded extras, 2SizG2Sc.; firsts
70 extra firsts, 25@27c.
POTATOES-Bermuda. Dbl. Ss9f4: old. $50
ST. .Joa2 Is: Long Island, bag. s2.25a3.25;
sweets, Jersey, basket, Sf.2592.50; Southern.
81 75W3.o5: bbf.. 1904; Yams, bbl., s3@5.
POULTRY, DRESsED-FREsH KILLED
Chickens. boxes, 30d36c. bbls.. 30G54c.
stays, 2Sp34c. fowls, boxes, 3oa42c.; bbls..
sOI40c. old cocks. 25M2Sc.; capons, nearby,
52al6Oc Western 4s15Sc.: slips. 42g4sc.
turkeys, young. 65G60c.; old. 5J1osc.; ducks.
Long Island. 4Sc.: squads, dozen. s5Ilo.
FROzEN--Chickens. broilers, 35y5oc.: fry
ers 32n3Sc roaaters, 35cp45c. fowls, 3OV
40c; old cocks, 2JG2Sc.. caponr. 50u6Oc
turkeys, young, 5JG62c.; old, boM M5Sc. ducks.
Western, 30d40c.i geese. Western. 2ou31c'.
POULTRY, LIvE-FREIGHT-Fow 40ci
broilers, 55c.; old cocks, 21c.; chickens, 369
s6c: stays, 30c.; ducks, 40c.; turkeys. 4OG
45c geese 22c.: pigeons, pair, p5c.M$
Euineas, pair, S1.10a1.t5. VIA EXPRESS
Fowls. 40lli3c.; chickens, 3sa52c.; broilers,
spring. sI15; turkeys. 45950c. ducks, 400
15c.; rabbits. 2SG35c.
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NUT IMPORTERS FAIL
AS DEMAND SLACKENS
Inventories and Exchange
Fluctuations Also Blamed.

BOSTON, March 25.-Voluntary petit
tons in bankruptcy were filed to-day by
c. j. Tsivoglou. Inc. listing liabilities OF
$55S,351 and assets of only s11,915, and
the Miller-Tslvoglou Company with LA
oilities scheduled at s434.33S and assets
at s432,962. The former concern has
been selling agent for the Miller-Tsivog-
lou Company, importers of nuts for the
confectionery trade.
Their troubles, according to Constan-
tine J. Tsivoglou, were due to drop In
demand, heavy inventory and fluctua-
tions In exchange.
The Miller-Tsivoglou Company is the
largest secured creditor of the sales
agency concern, with claim for $42S.-
s74. The Fourth National Bank and
Brown Bros. & Co, bankers, both Of
this city, hold an aggregate of $s0,0o0
Of secured claims against the importing
firm.
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U.S.. TO GET DATAON
WORLD PRODUCTION
Hoover in Charge Of New Fea-
ture to Aid Commerce and
Agriculture.
STOCKS WILL BE LISTED
Figures Sought on All Com
modities-Start Made With
Cotton and Leather.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Plans for a
survey of world production and con-
sumption, together with the gathering
OF figures on visible stocks OF all COM
modities. are under consideration by
Federal officials. An effort already Is
being made by the Department Of Com
merce to obtain the figures on cotton
and leather. The programme has been
approved by President Harding as a re-
suit of representations made by cotton
producers and has been passed on to
Secretary Hoover to develop.
The motive behind the movement is to
supply American commerce and agri-
culture with facts and figures concern
ing the world markets of the present
and future. Mr.. Hoover said tonight.
To provide sound basis for producing
and trading, he declared, it was i'm
portant that world conditions be defi-
nitely known. He added that statistics
on American production and stock are
not sufficiently complete, but they offer
a foundation from which to work.
Cotton interests are understood to
have contended that a reduction in
acreage was inevitable next year should
the world stocks OF that commodity be
anywhere near so great as indicated.
This situation. Mr.. Hoover states,
showed the necessity for gathering the
facts about that commodity as well as
others.
1t is not the intention. however. to
launch into programme of obtaining
statistics on all commodities at this
time. Although Mr.. Hover said he be-
lieved the need was apparent, he added
that his department was Handicapped
by lack OF personnel and other facili-
ties.
For the present 1t Is proposed to
gather the data through American diplo-
matte offices and trade representatives
abroad where they exist. But, Mr..
Hoover explained. such facilities were
necessarily limited and meant slow
progress.
The suggestion has been made to COM
merce officials also that the new CON
tact committees, which Mr.. Hoover Is
organizing. lend their efforts to deter
mine foreign production and consump-
ton. Mr.. Hoover expects to have fif-
teen OF the committees from important
lines of commercial activity serve In
an advisory capacity with him. The
various Chambers Of Commerce, to-
gether with the statistical divisions OF
executive departments, may be utilized
In the work, II was said.
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NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.
Retiring Members Of G. r.. Brick
ley a Co. Form Copnrtner.b,p.

Announcement that the firm OF Charles
=. Brickiey e Co. composed OF Mr.
Bricllley, w. !. McGiinn. ]. Russell But
Ter and Warren Alderman, had been dls-
solved was made yesterday
The retiring members OF the firm, W.
J. McGlinn. J. Russell Butler and War
rem Alderman, have formed a new CO.
partnership under the firm name Of
McGlinn & Co, and will conduct n gem
eral stock brokerage and investment
securities business in tho offices formerly
conducted by Charles Il. Brlclsley & Co.
in 61 Broadway, and Forty-fourth street
and Fifth avenue and 50 State street,
Boston; Salem. Mass. and 800 Widener
Building. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Briclsley viii engage in the busi-
ness of investment securities in 45
Maiden lane.
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done by them which was not in accord
with high standards OF trusteeship and
honorable conduct"
Two reasons are ascribed by the Gug-
genheims for asking an immediate and
open investigation OF their connections
with the corporation by Mr.. Taft. one
OF them Is that the charges which have
been made have tended to depress un-
duly the market price of the company's
securities. and the other is that the
charges have raised doubts and fears
in the minds of some OF Its stockholders
who are not acquainted with any of the
persons involved and who have only a
limited knowledge of the company's af-
fairs.
1t Is promised the company's stock
holders that a full and complete report
OF Mr.. Taft's findings will be sent to
them Immediately on its completion.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
NEW SPANISH LOAN IN JULY.
Floating Debt mt End OF Year Ex-
pected to He mt Record.
BIZ the Associated Pr.a,


MADRID, March 25.--Nranuel Arguelles.
Minister of Finance, announced to-day
that the Government intended to Issue
a new loan Of 750,000.0o0 pesetas In
July. He said that by the end OF the
year Spain would have a floating debt
larger than Il had hitherto known and
which would need 1000. 100000 pesetas
In order to consolidate it
An increase in revenue was absolutely
necessary In order to avoid constant re-
currence to loans, the Minister declared.
thus indicating an impending rise in
taxation or the introduction OF new
taxes. He suggested an extension OF
the income tax TO all Industrial compa-
nies instead of Its being applied only to
limited companies. as at present. This
would Increase the number of income
tax payers from 5000 70 $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Mechanics and Metals National Bank
has been appointed registrar OF the capital
stock OF the General Syndicate, Inc.
Daniel Dillon. formerly financial editor Of
the Central Neios Of America, and Edward
". Post, formerly with Chandler Bros. a Co.,
have formed a partnership for transacting
general brokerage business In stocks, bonds
and unlisted securities, with offices at 81
Broadway, New York.
The Gotham National Bank has declared
its regular quarterly dividend of 3 per cent.
payable on April 1 TO stock OF record on
March ~.
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To the Stockholders Of
CONCRETE FIREPROOFERS ESTIMAT-


Notice is hereby given that meeting OF
the stockholders OF Concrete Fireproofors
Estimating Bureau, Inc, will be held at
Building Trades Employers Association,
l lztn LOOT. % ives. 3Sd street Borougn of
York, on the 18th day Of April, 1921, At
1880 o'clock In the afternoon, for The pur-
pose of voting n proposition that said
corporation be dissolved forthwith, and OF
transacting such other and further business
as may come before said meeting
CIIAS. +. RELL, JR., Secretary.
Dated New York, March "a. 1921.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINT COMPANY

Coupons due April 1st 1921, from tho First
Mortgage and Collateral Trust Sinking Fund
8oe Gold Bonds OF this Company viii be paid
on and after that date upon presentation at
the office OF the Company. broadway.
New York.
For registered interest. checks win bs
II. G. PHILIPS, Treasurer.
March 10th, 1921.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S619,904.45. of
which s169,406.3i was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and s45O.49S.14 for recent importations.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
raMprco OIL SHIPMENTS.

speciai Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
GALVESTON, March 25.--Tampico oil
shipments In February. were 16.67O67s
barrels. a decrease Of 1,S10,45s COM
pared with thosc Of January.
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office Of The United Gas improvement Co
N. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets.
phfladeiuhia. March q. 1921.

The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend OF one per cent. (50o per
share on the Common Stock of this Com-
pany. payable April 10, 1921, to holders OF
ness March 81, 1921. Checks will be mailsd<
L w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
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FLOUR.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 25--Flour un-
changed TO SOC. higher. IN carload lots
family patents quoted Of ss.GJdpf5 barrel.
IN % pound cotton sacks. Brand. t2o022,
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MONEY MARKET.

TIME LOANS.
Mixed collateral. 60 TO 90 days.. 5%1T
Mixed collateral. 70 months -. 6En7
Industriais. co to 90 days.......... n7k
Industrials, TO o months. Z d7X
COMMERCIAL PApER.
Best names, Q 20 O months. .......... 7An9
Other names. 3 to Q months. ........ Txns
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. IL days, u: 16 TO 20
days. Z. Liberty bonds and Victory notes,
Is days, @: 10 TO 30 days. O. Bankers ac-
ceptances. 10 TO 30 days. O.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Prime eligible acccptances, on call. 8; re-
discountable AZ Reserve Bank. 90 to 90 days
6tsfi6. non-members and private bankers
eligible. GO 10 90 days, Ggt16h: non-eligible
90 10 10 days, sU1ik
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, S5SS. .5O2, $50 ;
balance. ass .25J .a4i Federal Reserve credit
balance. Sl5 03T,f07.
SILVER MARKETS
official bar silver In New York, domestic,
90itc. an ounce, unchanged. foreign, 5TLc.,
UNCHANGED; London. holiday; Mexican
dollar. 43Hc., unchanged.
The range OF silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest.
London ........ 5ritd. Jan. : 30std. March 3
New rork......, ssNo. Jan. . $3.50. Nsxch 8
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the CITY OF New York.

New York, March 18th, 1871.
Tho Board OF Directors have this day de-
clnred dividend OF EIGHT PER CENTv
payable on and after April 1st, 1921. This
transfer books will remain closed from
March 10Th, 1921, until that date.
WM IL. CABLE. Jr., Cashier.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.

The closing quotations OF Thursday.
March "a, 1921, are reprinted for the
convenience OF our readers:
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sOuTu AMERICA.
CANADA.

New York funds IN Montreal. Si3T.g pre-
mum per $1,000. Montreal funds In New
York. si2i.i2 discount per ~ 900.
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THE GOTHAM NATIONAL BANK.

The Board OF Directors has declared a reg
and after April list, 1921. The transfer books
win remain closed from, March 18th, 1921
~" - HoRAcn HOWE. cashisr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

CAPABLE, well trained men and women
-rgveruse for positions IN the Situations
wante& columns Of The Hsraid.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
The Home InsuranceC ComDanv

&c CEDAR STREET
New York, March rs, 1921
The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Company win be held at tho office OF tho
Company, No. 80 Cedar ST.. on Monday,
O. L. TYNER. vice-Pres.
NOTICE: An Election OF Directors OF the
Home Life Insurance Company will be held
at the office OF the Company, No. 256 Broad
way, Manhattan, New York, on Wednesday.
April o, 1921. The polls will be open from
10 A. M. TO 4 p, NJ.
WILLIAM 8. GAYLORD. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
selling Agency a Loser.

The Guggenheims, in explaining why
the selling agency-which handled the
output OF the Utah, Ray. Chino Nevada
Consolidated. Braden. Kennecott. Cerro
de Pasco and Chill Copper mining COM
panies--was discontinued, declared that
because of the unprecedented and alb
normal conditions which arose during
the war; the selling agency became
losing venture, and that Its discontinue
ance lifted the corporations obligation
to market any but its own copper
In detailing and answering charges
that directors of the corporation are
snail holders Of the stock, Simon Gug-
genheim declares that his total holdings.
including those Of his wife, are In excess
OF 2s. 900 shares Of its common and pre-
fcrred issues, and that s. X. Guggen-
HEINZ although not one OF It's directors,
ls tho owner OF 5000 shares of common
stock.
Details OF the corporations present
financial condition in comparison with
ita condition in the early ninetes are
cited 10 prove that it's management by its
present board has been successful one.
In 1901. they set forth. the corporation
earned s3.52s. 900. or 1888 per cent. on its
then outstanding capital stock. In 1919
its net earnings were ST t.24s,O00. or
g09 per cent. oe its then outstanding
capital stock. Its net working assets In
1908 were si7,9o3.s0s, the Guggenheim's
claim and at tho end Of 1919. s5fiSe,-
Sa6
u urging careful and impartial in
yesiigation by Judge Taft, to whom
formal tender has been made. the Gug-
Renheims declare that they feel con-
fident that the results will show that In
any actions taken and wherein the cor
poration has been concerned they have
consulted primarily the interests OF the
stocisholders. and thsS''nothins has been
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
Plan Sale Before July 1.

The plan proposed is to issue and sell
the new joint bonds on or before July
/ through a contract to be made with a
syndicate of bankers upon the syndi-
Gates undertaking to provide the money
which will then be required to pay the
outstanding per cent. bonds. No such
contract has been made and none Is
expected to be made until approved by
the commission.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

Sr. PAUL, March 25.-The Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern railroads
will apply to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission to issue
$3.50. 600. 900 in joint bonds to refund the
s215. 900, 900 of Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad bonds maturing next
July. II was announced here to-day BY
Ralph Budd. president of the Great
Northern. The proposed issue would
bear 6ia per cent. interest and run for
fifteen years from next July.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19

Piano Store open till P M. Not too late to buy the
Christmas piano. 1t is a player rpiano-$395-snd only S'o
Of that to pay in December. Then $3.50 weekly
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18

his foeman to ribbons and reduced them to such a state of helplessness that the referee had to stop further milling to save the other man.
 Eddie might have stopped a dozen Oi those men with a few punches if I had let him tear loose with the heavy ones. But I've kept him in check that way. want him first of all to learn all the fine tricks of the boxing art-the scientific end of it before he goes in for knockem dead punching. In a few months more I guess he'll have learned about ali that's necessary in the way of sci ence Then I'll teach him how to stand flat footed and hammer q man to sleep with one or two swings"
 The most spectacular of O'Har2's receUt triumphs was scored over Cap tain Bob Roper. The big soldier. who outweighed O'Hara more than twenty five pounds, has already scored victor ies over men like Bob Martin. He went into the ring confident of konck- ing over the smaller man. But O'Hara dolcd out to Roper that night the worst beating the big warrior has ever suffered in his carerr.
 And when one recalls that, together with OHara's unbroken string of thirty.six victories, there seems to be real reason for the prediction:
 within two years Eddie O'Hara will be champion of the world"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
ny International News scrvlcc)

CGy International News Scrvicc) NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Those who are wise in ring lore advise:
 Keep your eyes upon Eddie O'Hara"
 A year ago he was an amateur lightweight; today this twenty-year- old New York youngster is being tout i'd as the man who will develop within year as Jack Dempsey's most dan gerous rival.
 An unique feature is that he served Dempsey as sparing partner in At lantic City. And Dempsey afterward said:
 Hes the cleverest. shiftiest kid I ever worked against-a regular phan. tom. And he can hit mighty hard and he surely can take them better than about 90 per cent of the sparring part ners of my whole fistic lifetime"
 The very pretty sister of Eddie U nara Has utlDtu Hllll COuSlutl dulF in his training. It was this little mite of feminity who first encouraged her brother to make try for fistic fame. Shes a fight fan. and when she con trasted the work of Eddie in his anna teur way with that of men who earned big money for their exhibition she said
 You're better than they are Eddie. All you need Is the chance"
 While OHara's sister worked out with him in his morning jaunts through Central park, she continued to insist that he should take a whirl at the professional end of the sport. It was little sister Mae, usually on horseback, who set the pace for Eddie on his long sprints which developed the muscles of his legs and built up his wind.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
NO IS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the un, dersigned was duly and regularly ap. pointed by the probate court of the Kayak precinct, Territory of Alaska, on the goth day of September, 1921, administrator with will annexed of the estate of c. K. Veidt, deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against, the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first pub lication of this notice, 10 said admin istrator at his office in the town of Cordova, Territory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in the ter ritory of Alaska
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 21st day of September, 1921.
 CHAS. AUER, Administrator with will annexed of the estate of c. K. Veidt, Deceased. DONOHOE & DIMOND,
 Attorneys for Administrator. First publication, Oct. 8. 1921. Last publication, Nov. 5, 1921.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Progressive Merchants and Professional Men Who Ad- vertise in the Cordova Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18

Eventually Eddie took his sisters advice. He put himself under the management of Leo P. Flynn. That was a year ago. What Eddie O'Hara has accomplished in that period of time has written into the records of pugilism one of It's most remarkable chapters.
 For the amateur of year ago, who increased in bulk from a lightweight to a light heavyweight in twelve months, hasn't lost a fight since then. He has mingled in thirty-six battles against lightweights, welters, middle weight and heavyweights - and has never suffered a setback.
 WEARS 36 LAURELs
 Most remarkable of all is the fact that twenty-seven of those victories were via the knockout route-a record that no one-year fighter of any era has ever equalled.
 But I guess the strangest part of the whole thing" comments Flynn, lis the fact that although Eddie has won twenty-seven knockout victories he has never knocked a man off his feet He has simply cut and jabbed
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
Want College Man
 To Manage Beavers
CRy Associated Prcss)

PORTLAND. Oct l7.-Efforts to en- gage James J. Richardson, manager of student activities at the Oregon Az ricultural college at Corvallis, as busi- ness manager of the Portland club of the Pacific coast baseball league are being made by Judge McCredie, presi- dent of the club.
 According to the plan, Walter Me Credie, at present manager, would re. tire and Billy Speas, former Portland player would come as playing manag- CT. Richardson would have authori- ty to reorganize the Beavers.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
SAN CARLOS SPEEDWAY
 FASTEST IN WORLD
Ey Associated Trcss)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct lS.-Auto. mobile men interested in the new speedway being constructed at San Carlos, near here. say the track will be the fastest in the world. The track is being constructed under the direc- tion of Jack Prince, who has built several of the nations leading speed. ways.
 The new speedway will be opened with races Sunday, December II. with a 250-mile race.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-18
WRESTLER TAKES OUT
 CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
Hy Associated prcssl

CBy Associated prcssl LOS ANGELES. Oct. IS. - Luigi Montagno. peter known in sporting circles as Bull Montant. wrestler, was granted American citizenship by na- turalizatiOn here.