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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
MICHIGAN.OH|0 TILT
FEATURES BIG TEN

Chicago, Ill. Oct. 22.-With Chicago
playing Princeton in the east today.
western conference football followers
will find interest in the Michigan-Ohio
state battle at Ann Arbor and the clash
between Wisconsin and Illinois at Ur-
bana. Indiana will meet Minnesota at
Minneapolis. in the other big ten"
game while outside the conference
Notre Dame and Nebraska meet at
Notre Dame
There is a general belief among grid
iron followers that the Wisconsin-1lli-
nois game will result in a triumph for
badgers. But few are willing to haz-
ard a prediction on the Michigan -Ohio
tilt. This game will mark the dedica-
ton of the new Michigan stadium and
plans have been made to handle a
crowd of a. 900 the capacity of the field.
Forty-two thousand seats, the entire
reserved seat section already have been
sold.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
MAJOR LEAGUE GAME
TODAY FAIR GROUNDS
American and National Play
ers to Meet at 2 O'Clock
Today

Tho first major league baseball
game held in Pueblo for many years
will be played today starting at 2
o'clock this afternoon on the State
Fair grounds when the American and
National league teams meet. Johnny
Tobin's alI-star aggregation of big
leaguers will play the final game of q
ten-game series, this contest being the
last in which the two clubs will travel
together.
the Nationals today, tho American
leasuers 1t was thought would send
Burwell to the rubber.
Some of the stars that will be seen
today in the exhibition game will in
ciudc Heilman, the premier hitter OF
the American league. with his two
other team mates. Jones Oldham and
OF the Browns team will be seen Soth-
orn. Gerber. Tobin. Dixie Davis. Nc
Manus. Collins. and Lee, a Colorado
youth. Mitchell of the Athletic and
Courtney of Washington.
Tho members with the transforming
National leaguers will include Oesch-
ger of the Braves. Reuthers OF the
from Pittsburg. Leboreaux of the
Philiies. Fonsica OF the Cincinnati
Reds. with the following Pirate mem
bers OF the Pittsburg Nationals,
Babe Adams. Fisher, and Har-
groves.
Admission to the game will be SIS
cents for any seat in the stands.
there being no reservations for grand
stand seats. Tickets are on sale at
all tho leading cigar stores. and can
be purchased at some Of the drug
stores and hotels.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
Dun's $ Report

New York. oct. 2i.-Dun's tomorrow
will say:
Possibility OF n widespread railroad
strike was not without influence on
business this week but caused no cou-
spicuous disturbance. Belief that
walkout would be averted was strenE-
thened as action toward that end was
taken and early unsettiement arising
from the threatened trouble was mair-
~ confined to speculative markets
While requests to expedite shipments
OF goods under order were made In
some instances there was no general
anxiety regarding supplies Of mer-
chandise and forward demands were
not apprcciably affected. Prospect OF
lower freight rates is entering into cal
culations but tho disposition to defer
commitments pending Developments in
this connection Is manifested in com
paratively few quarters. Despite tho
existing uncertainties and retarding
factors, the commercial revival Is
making Era dual progress and tho
slowly rising trend OF production con-
tirues to evidence.
Weekly bank clsarinEs, Sf.n6S SIS 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
centennial GOES
TO FLORENCE TODAY
Peaceful Town to Be Invaded
By Ferocious
Bulldogs.

Coach Kettering will lead his Gen.
tennial football warriors into the
enemies new field at Florence today,
confident, that the strenuous practices
that have been the schedule for the
Bulldogs during the past week will
have its result in a victory over the
Florence squad.
The Centennial team has been
whipped into great shape and will un-
doubtedly play a greater game today
than they have in the past. They
hope to be able to battle their oppon-
ents with the new plays that have
been on their program in the daily
practices of aerial work and with the
heavy plunging in their scrimmages
have developed an aggressive attack
that will take a solid defence to hold.
Florence has made preparations for
a victory on their home field and the
reports arc that the squad Is in ex-
cellent shape and have every conf
dence that they will be able to defeat
the Centennial eleven.
A large number OF boosters for the
Bulldogs will journey to Florence to-
day to give tho Florence football en-
thueiasts real demonstration OF 4
Centennial victory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
ROCKY KANSAS GETS
DECISION ON 1ENDlER

New York. Oct. 21.-Rocky Kansas,
of Buffalo. lightweight. received the
judges decision after his fifteen round
bout with Lew Tender OF Philadelphia
at Madison Square Garden tonight.
Kansas was the aggressor thruout
gaining the advantage in ten OF the
fifteen rounds. Tender had the better
OF two rounds. the third and the four
teenth and three. the first, eleventh
and twelfth were even. Kansas caught
Tender repeatedly with a vicious right
hook, which rocked the Philadelphia
boy and slowed him considerably. In
tho ninth round Tender was floored
with right hook to the jaw but he
refused to'take q count. Kansas cut
both of Tenders eyes badly in the
opening round and the Philadelphians
countcrblows did not seem to bother
him.
Tender had hoped to defeat Kansas $
and engage in championship bout
with Benny Leonard. Kansas stayed
twelve rounds with the champion last
winter. Kansas weighed 13ik and
Tender i5i pounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Pueblo-Central. s; Rocky Ford,
o.
At Pullman. wash.-Idaho. 8:
Washington State college, 20.
At Dallas. Texas-Austin College.
II; Southern Methodist University. I.
AT Fort Worth. Texas.-Christian
University. s: Tulsa University. o.
At Tiffin. ohio.-otterbein. 13;
Heidelberg, 2.
At 1ndianola. Iowa.-Upper Iowa
University. 10: Simpson. Z.
At College Station, Texas.-Arizona,
13: Texas A & NJ. II.
At Des Moines-Buena Vista. o.;
Still. O.
At Cedar Falls. Iowa-State Teach
ers, 5s: Ellsworth, O.
At College station, New Mex-New
Mexico A and NJ. 32: New Mexico Mil
itsry Institute, 0
At Lemars. Ia.-Yankton, IS; West
ern Union. 3.
At Fairfield. Iowa-Pcnn. college. >:
Parsons, 0.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
LOCAL GOLFERS
STAGE TOURNEY
Players to Compete in Elimi-
nation Matches For
Haines Cup

The Haines cup. donated by W. II.
Haines, president of the Pueblo Golf
Club. will be the trophy awarded each
year to the class B. golfers of the
club, the cup becoming the perman-
ent possession of the golfer winning
years.
The elimination tournament for the
championship of the class 'B" golfers
will start this Sunday and will con-
tinue with Sunday games until the
winner is declared. The players will
draw for matches and will play the
first round for eighteen holes, the fin
ais being for thirty-six holes.
On the entertainment program Of the
club the members will hold a dance
on October 2s. followed by a dinner
and dance to be given by the ladies
of the club on the Thursday before the
Pueblo Golf Club journeys to Trinidad
for their match games In that city.
The results of the scores for tho
first rounds of the class "B" golfers
last week were as follows:
Dean defeated Carlile four up, three
to play. Reitemeir defeated Slayden.
four up three to play and Day defeat
ed Shea, four up three to play. DR..
Walmsley defeated Tomlinson. three
up two to play. Jones defeated Cliff
ford two up, one to play.
Following are the matches for Sun
day:
W. D. Price VS.. Elliott.
Luqueer VS.. Mccoy.
Taylor VS.. Arbaugh.
Jehle VS.. DR.. Snider.
White VS.. Smith
Means VS.. DR.. Gunter.
Moore VS.. H. r. Thompson.
Mortenson VS.. c. ]. Haines.
Tom Duke VS.. DR.. Thompson.
Shellenberger VS.. Fimple.
Talbot VS.. Bressler.
w. II. Haines VS.. z. c. Thompson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
EASTERN CRDIR0N PROGRAM
REPLETE WITH GOOD GAMES
Maroons Meet Tigers-Yale and Army Renew Series
Harvard and Penn State Syracuse to
Invade Pitsbmg U.

that the army eleven, escorted by the
Cadet battalions, has left the West
Point plains in recent years to play
football against an opponent other
than in the navy.
Harvard will entertain the Penn
State team. undefeated since 1919, at
the Harvard stadium and another
thrilling battle is forecast
Syracuse will invade the university
of Pittsburg field intent on wiping
out the seven to seven tie Of year
ago.
Pennsylvania will act as host to the
Virginia military institute eleven
which caused 1920 upset by defeat
ing the Quakers last season twenty
seven to seven.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Oct. 21.--tu. s. Bureau OF
Markets. Cattle receipts 5000. gener-
ally steady. nothing choice here: top
good earlings 3io.50: bulk beef steers
So 006ss.25; bulk butcher cows and he'll
fers s3.75d$5.25; Gamers and cutters
mostly S2.50m$3 IS: bologna bulls most.
" $3.4o7s3.s5: beef and light calves to
packers S1i.50: to outsiders &12.00.
Hogs receipts 10000; fairly active.
10 to % cents higher than yesterday s
average: packing and mixed hogs up
most: top 1925: bulk lights and light
butchers sS.00mss.25: bulk go to 325
pound sows s7.00d$I.4o: bulk heavy
packing sows 6.25d $6.65 pigs steady;
bulk desirable ss.00mss.25.
Sheep receipts f1s,00N fat lambs
strong to 25 cents higher others
steady: first sales native lambs to
packers Ss.0od3s. shippers $3.50; one
string medium western fat lambs
steady at S1.75: best not sold: good to
choice fed western ewes A.50m36. 15
feeder lambs early $1.25dsT.35.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22

New York Oct. 22.-The football
pendulum is rapidly reaching the full
arc of its seasonal swing and today's
games on eastern gridirons offered the
best and most varied program to date
The University of Chicago eleven re-
news eastern relations after a lapse
of some years in meeting Princeton
at Princeton. While not over conf
dent of victory Chicago expects to ex-
tend the Nassau team to the limit.
The Yale-Army series will be renew
ed after an eight year break when
the West Point Cadets play at the
Yale bowl. 1t will be the first time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MnNEv

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail 1t to Foley & Co.. 2s35 Shef-
field Ave. Chicago. IL. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial l>ackase con-
tanning Foley's Honey anu Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds ahS Group:
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kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness. head
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass. Oct n.-rhe Com
mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say.
Their. has been fair amount OF
business done in the eastern wool mar
kcts this week including both fine
and medium to low woods as well as
greasies and scoureds. Prices arc
steady with desirable low grades
tending upward. Tho goods market
is without material change.
Foreign markets are strong and Aus
traiia and New Zealand have advanc-
ed Mt tho resumption OF sales this
week. more or less In line with tho
rise In prices in London where pricrs
have been firmly maintained.
Secured basis. Texas, fine. IL months
6shss; fine months. s0m55. Califor-
MIA Northern. Too75; middle county. SIS
ass. southern. 5oG55.
Territory. Fine staple choice. soff
S. half blood combing. ssG72. Three
eights blood combinr. 50d55: quartcr
blood combing. 3sa42; fine and fin,
medium Nothing. sOds5; fine. medium.
French combinE. 65d7nc.
Pulled delaine. sons: A 15nsn:
A supers. s017oc Mohairs: Best
combins 2zm3o: best carding. 22Ts6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
BOWLING

The knebel team was weakened In
their game with the Coca Cola team.
in not having their regular lineup,
and attribute this as their reason for
defeat.
Both the Piserchios brothers did the
heavy work in piling up the scores.
Buell. and Mullholland did the best
work for the Coca Colas with = total
OF 54a and $50, Buell. getting high
game with n score OF 1919.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Oct. 21.-Cattle. receipts
:. 300: slow, about steady: beef steers
S. ood $500: cows and heifers S3.25d
$500: calves s7.oods9.oo: bulls 5000
400; stockers and feeders $4.sonsb.75.
Hogs. receipts 500; 10 to is higher.
top s7.75: bulk 33.25ds7.s5.
Sheep. receipts 1880: steady to IL
higher: lambs 36.50d37.75: ewes $500
$500; feeder lambs ssoodae75.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
TRY THIS FOR INDIGESTION
Foley Cathartic Tablets are Just thu

thing for constipation. Their action
Is wholesome and thoroughly clean
sing, without gripping. nausea or in
convenience. They Danish headache.
biliousness, bloating. gas. bad breath.
coated tongue and other symptoms OF
disordered digestion. Mrs II. ]. Mar
chard. IS Lawrence St, Salem. Mass.
writes: 'I used Foley Cathartic
Tablets for constipation with good re-
suits. keep them in the house "
The Horn Drug Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
n. N. MILITARY ELEVEN
rs HELD ,SCORELESS

State College. y. NJ. Oct. 2i.-New
Mexico Aggies defeated the New Mex
leo institute football squad here to-
day. 80 to o. The game was staged
as part OF the pep" day celebration
at the New Mexico college of agricul-
ture and mechanic arts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
KANSAS cry LIVESTOCK

Kansas city, Mo, Oct ai.-Cr. 8
Bureau of Markets)-Cattle. receipts
$500; quality plain; beef steers STEADY
to weak. sales si.00 to $3.50 bulk s.
TO $50: other classes steady: few sci
ected veniers sl05o: most medium
Texas cows s3.75: few grass heifcr.t
A35 to 500: several loads good cut
tcrs $500: choice stock hclfor calves
Ss,0omss.50.
Hogs 1900: 10 to i5 cents hiEbr-
mostly 10 cents higher than yest.r-
days average. one load prime So
pounds to $50; hulk 1870 TO 10 poIiuI
weights f'.aSdS1.S5. mixed droves 500
to s's5; no shippers in market: huiy
OF sales s1.25Gs7S5; stock pigs steady:
packing sows steady, with few on
hand.
Sheep. receipts 1000. fcw sales. kill
ing classes about stondy: no western
lambs offered; Texas ewes ss75.
MONEY
Now York. Oct si.-ForoiEn c1-
mand s3.93Ii: cables ssasX. France
demand s7.2s: cables s1.2G,s. Italy do
mand $685. cables 1924 Belgian do
mond S.l3'-; cables si.N Norway
demand si2 81. Sweden demand s2a.sO.
Denmark demand si905. Switzerland
demand sls.4o. Spain demand s15g -.
mand ss2.ss. Brazil demand s1s.1e.
Montreal aliE
call money firmcr: high 5; lov ~.
ruling rate AZ: closing hid ~: offer
cd at 8. last loan 3.
Time loans steady; fo days. 20 day,
and six months 5HdE.
Prime mercantile pnpcr stsdz,
SILVER
New York. Oct Il. Foreign bar sill
Ver M; Mexican dollars %.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
1r's A GRAND OLD REMEDY

You can't Keep strong and we'll
without sleep. Whether your rest is
broken by painful hacking cough
or just an annoying tickling In the
throat. the system becomes weaken
cd and rundown. Mrs. X. ID. Drake,
Childs, Md. writes: After an attack
of the FLU was left with severe
cough. Nothing relieved me till I
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irritated membranes with n healing
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and clears air passages. Tho Horn
Drug Co
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
MEALS

New York. Oct. 2i.-Coppcr STEADY:
electrolytic spot and nearby i5. later
i3di3L.
Tin firm spot and nearby s-a.o0:
futures sea-zs.
Iron steady. unchanged
Lead steady: spot ti7o1tiTS
Zinc steady: East s., Louis delivery
spot $40.
An,imony spot Soo1.s.s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
PHOENIX BATTLER is
GITEN DECISION

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. 2i.-Jock Taylor
of Phoenix won the referees decision
over Al Smaulding of Albuquerque In
ten rounds here tonight. Both men
are negro lightheavyweights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22

The Chinese government IL to estab-
lish an air mail service between Peking
and Tsinan. The flying time will be
about "a hours.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
L1RERrY BOND QUOTATIONS.
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS
cHICAGO PRopUCF

Chicago. Oct. 21.-Butter firm; crea-
mery extras az: firsts 35T45; seconds
3id34: standards 80.
Eggs unchanged receipts 2.s46 cases.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22

played spectacular game during the
second half. taking the ball down the
field to the forty yard line, altho the
Rocky Ford players also showed to
good advantage at this part of the
game by bringing the ball dangerously
close to the blue and white goal in the
struggle that see-eawed back and forth
during these minutes of play.
An intercepted pass on the Rocky
Ford's fourth down ruined their
chances for touchdown and Central
kept their opponents scoreless to this
time.
In the final quarter the red and yel-
low players made desperate attempts
to bring the score to tie. and resorted q
to their kit of trick plays but the Wild
cats met the plays with stiff resistance
that resulted in but small gains for the
Melon Pickers. The lineup
CENTRAL (6) ROCKY FORD t0)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
BABE" RUTH, KING
OF SWAT, REPENTS

New York. Oct. 2I.-"Babe' Ruth.
home run king. has abandoned his
transforming trip. and has expressed
regret at having violated the rules of
organized baseball in engaging in post
season exhibitions, Colonel T. l.. Hus-
ton part owner OF the New York Yam
KEGS announced tonight on his return
from Scranton, Penna.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22

New York City turns out opc-half OF
all tho mems and boys furnishing
goods manufactured in the United
States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Oct. 2l.-Potatoes white
weak; red steal receipts l43 carr;
total u. $. shipments i.5l3 cars: Min
resota. Wisconsin and Michigan rouul
white sacked sl-'onii.s5 cwt: bulk 81 s5
cd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
DENVER CURB AND suGAr

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 2i-Butter
and eggs unchanged. Poultry hens un-
changed to | cent higher; 10 to 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22

fG-224-1ai isn't bad for Joe Bossik.
Sam Way, captain of tho Orange
Crush team got in some good prac-
tice with 210-2ta-196-2II and 2i3.
McRao was determined to get in
shape to make good on tho 1,ithia
team so he put In a practice series of
. games. scoring tS9, eo2. iso, lsI. Ia,
49,. a0i 1I9 and 236.
Harry Stanley put on an endurance
contest OF 20 games averaging l66.
Probably the aueerest horseshoee in
the world are those employed in the
sudan They are not really shoes, but
stockings made of camcl's skin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by n. 8. walpole. Rooms
1854 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Open High Low Close
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-22
MONEY

SILVER
New York, Oct. Il Foreign bar sill
Ver M; Mexican dollars 5S.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-22
CANTAL. O(jPE:::
S|TUAT| n
IS MUCH
Be: TIER
Peak Load Fails to Break
Market. in Chicago and
Shippers Are Much En-
cOuraged at Outlook.

There is decidedly a better feeling
among the cantaloupe shippers right
now than at any time since the open
ing of the season. The reason is that
the peak shipment hit Chicago, an
Index market" Monday and Tuesday,
and the selling price remained steady
at $3.50 per standard crate, and the
growers are confident now that the
market will not break to 1925, which
is the lowest figure at which melons
can be handled.
The second cantaloupe peak is ex-
peeted the latter part of this week.
Possibly June % will be the date, as
the reduced rates to Eastern mark cts
go into effect then. The warm wea tn
er has returned and ripening will De
rapid from now on. The shippers will
hold back on June % in order to take
advantage of the new rates. 1t now
looks as if the season will run to
July Is. The last car went out last
year July 10, but the season had ended
a week or ten days before that. Then
comes Phoenix, AriZ., for Z Two weeks
spell.
Arrivals in Chicago yesterday were
At cars with n cars on the track.
The market price was $3.50 for ctand-
ards, meaning that crate contain
ing 45 good, fancy cantaloupes cost
the dealer there little less than
cents each.
The better ones are still going to
the consumer there at % cents each,
just 800 per cent profit for the last
man.
The United States bureau of mar
kets under the direction of Williams
and Harris in Brawley, is feature
appreciated by the growers but mis-
understood by many outsiders. 1t IS
the very life center of the cantaloupe
industry-a $15,000,000 crop that
moves from the valley in 60 days each
year and supplies MELONS to every i'm
portant market in the United States
when they can be had from no other
source.
Now and then some one accuses the
bureau of markets at the shippers
meeting of being trust because it
tends to limit the supply in each COM
munity. 1t is not that at all. 1t is there
for the sole purpose of spreading the
supply over the United States in
uniform way and the cooperation of
the shippers is freely given in ordec
to bring about that result.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-22
\ { R |. |C 7 IS
F | R s 7 Of
ITS KIND
HERE
Finding Of Jury in Hindu
Murder Case Sets Prece-
dent for Valley. Second
Trial Is Begun.

Jurors who heard the evidence in
the trial of Gaudet Singh who shot
and killed his wife in Brawley recent
ly, established precedent in Judge
Conkling's department of the Superior
court yesterday when they found the
Hindu guilty of first degree murder
and returned verdict without MAX
ing any recommendation for mitiga-
ton of the penalty.
Under the law the only sentence
that the court can impose is death, and
unless the higher courts are appealed
to and reverse the Superior court de-
cision Judge Conkling will be the first
Imperial county judge called upon to
sentence man to the gallows.
The Gaudet Singh case is the second
ever tried in the local courts where
the jury returned a similar verdict
but in the former case, that of Khair
Din the defendent was acquitted at a
third trial, after he had been convict
ed in the local court and was granted
a new trial. The jury in the second
trial disagreed and the case was taken
to San Diego where he was acquitted
Of the charge Of killing two other
Hindus.
The returning of the first degree
murder verdict was very trying eX-
perience for Judge Conkling and ten
Of the jurors none of whom had ever
before been interested in a similar
case in the same capacity.
Trial of the case required eight days
and the defense attorneys made de-
termined fight to prove the accused
was insane at the time he shot his
wife to death on street in Brawley.
Insanity experts introduced by the
prosecution testified that the Hindu
was not insane, and they charged that
he was feigning insanity while in the
court room in an effort to influence
the jurors.
Examination of witnesses in the
trial of Ramon Aguilar accused muir
derer of Santos Ortiz, Is year old
school girl, will begA in Judge Coles
department of the Superior court this
afternoon, if the selection of the jury
is completed.
Forty-Seven talesmen had been eX-
amined and excused for various causes
at noon today, and special venire
was called to report at the afternoon
session of the court.
Up to noon the defense had eXer-
cised II of its 20 peremptory challeng-
es and the prosecution had peremp-
torily challenged seven talesmen, leav-
ing but three challenges to be eXer-
cised.
All of the jurors who were called for
the trial of Gaudet Singh in Judge
Conkling's department were excused
from service in the Aguilar trial.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-22
SUMMER OFFICIALLY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Yesterday was the longest day in
the year and also officially the first
day of summer. Likewise it was the
hottest of the year.
The heat was not oppressive, as it
seldom is in the valley, but a number
of more or less reliable thermometers
recorded from 100 to 40 degrees,
varying with their location. The Of
fetal summer season will last until
September %, or from the summer
solstice to the autumn equinox, and
Ell Centre and the balance of the val
ley got ID 1-2 hours of clear daylight
on the first day and will have few
minutes less today.
A continuation of the delightfully."-
warm summer weather is predicted,
but so far Old SOILS best efforts have
been tempered with cooling breezef
at sunset and the nights have been
quite cool.
The dispatches note that in man,
sections of the country with the Their
mometers at 80 to SO people are dy-
ing with the heat.