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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

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lila esta situada en- II Battery Place,
n. y. Parte del negocio del depar
tamento de fletes Sc lleva' efecto en-
el Muelle No. /. North River. Los
oficiales del departamento de vapores
de la empresa relaciOnadOs con los
cmbarcadoreS son el senior A. +. Mar
tin. Gerente del Departamento Mari
timo. Y ell seil6r D. L. Bordner, Agen-
te General de fletes pasaies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Oiler Gardener Is
Graduated to Big
Show in Spring

Herschel Bennett. Oller left gar
dcner. who IN without peer In the
scoring department in the Western
league for tho present season. today
was graduated into the big leagues
morning, when Bin Friel,
Oiler business manager announced
mis- safe 10 the 81. Louis Browns FOR
the largest sum ever paid for a
Western league player,
Bennett, lead-off man who has
formed an important cog in tile great
Oiier machine that has moved down
the fast moving Saints and estab-
lished Tulsa at the top OF the league,
Will not report to Fohrs pennant
contenders until next spring and Will
remain with Tulsa during the re-
malnder OF the season and the post
season Dixie Championship" series.
Leads In Scoring.
The speedy left fielder, who was
picked up by the Oiler management
almost two years ago from the
Springfield club in tho Western as
sociation, has scored l7O runs to
date and ia not even threatened by
any OF his playmates in the Western
circuit Bennett has spanked out
Just ~ homers for the present year
and mas batted .365. leading the Oil
ers and standing fourth in the West
ern league. Bennett ranks second
In the league IN total bases, which
Includes 25 homers, triples and
b2 doubles. lie has p!lfered lc
bases and made 3 sacrifice hits.
Bennett is 20 years old, married
and has twin boys. He has been IN
professional baseball three years, lie
was purchased by Tulsa but farmed
out to Muskogee In the Southwest
ern league last year for a little sea-
soning and this spring was called
upon TO fill one OF the regular berths
on the Oiler roster.
One of the Best.
The fleet fielder is regarded as
one OF the best on the Oilor line. He
Is wonderful fielder and has an
iron arm. Friel declared last night
that the Brown management con-
siders the youngster one or the
finds" OF the season and Il is prob
able that he will fall heir TO a reg
ular position on the Brown clan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
These Are the Symptoms of
Blood Poison

When you first get Blood Poison, a
sore appears at the point OF infec-
ton, the nearest glands swell (some.
times broak). later eruptions, pim-
pies or rash appear on the body,
then sores or mucous patches np-
pear in the mouth, on the tongue
ana throat, the hair may or may not
fan out, rheumatism, pains In bones,
open ulcres on legs, arms or bach,
eczema ana other skin diseases ap-
pear later--often locomotor ataxia.
paralysis or insanity (paresis) de.
velop with or without any manifest
skin disease. DR., Allison, l0l West
Fourth Observation-Disclosures
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SWEEP
D0UBLE-HEADER
INTO BAT BAG
Champions Take Cubs In
to Camp 8-3; Cardinals
Take Double Bill

NEW YORK Sept. i3.-Ths New York
Giants hit hard In the latter part Of to-
days game and defeated Chicago IN toe
first game Of tho series. 4 to .. II was ;he
ffh straight victory for the champions
Sehf had one bad inning. tho third when
the first four men up hit safely and the
Hollocher paved the way for New YORK
10 tie the score IN the same inning and
the McGraw men won In the seventh, Scor-
Ing four runs three Of them on home
run by Bancroft. Umpire Mccormick put
Catcher Earl Smith Of the Giants out Of
tho game In tho third inning for disput-
Ing a strike and Pitcher Nehf was ban
ished IN the seventh for throwing his
glove into the air after a called ball on
Malsel
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Two Tulsa L Men
Hurt in Practice
Wednesday A. NJ.

Coach H. NJ, Acher's football wor-
rfes have started.
During n brisk workout against
the tackling dummy Wednesday
morning, Bat Shunatona the peppery
little Indian whom Acher expects to
develop into speedy halfback,
twisted "A !igament IN his shoulder
and probably VIII be out OF practice
for some time
Along with this, Joe Trieh, very
promising husky for place at
fullback, suffered a sprained wrist
ia falling on the ball. After hay-
ing the wrist looked after Triob was
back In the lineup, but he suffered
much pain.
with two injuries so early in the
season, IL has not dampened the
spirit Of the university squad. Three
new men reported for practice yes
terday.
Morrison and Sheppard of Wotum-
ka high and Nelson OF Sand Springs
high school are the new men, and
all show promise OF developing un-
der the right direction. Morrison.
who tips the scale at 2l0 pounds.
probably will fill in the locals line.
Sheppard Is a contrast to Morrison,
weighing only 144 pounds, but
makes up In speed what he lacks in
poundage. He is backfield man,
Nelson was the big works at full
back for Sand Springs high last
year, and he viii give the older
men a hard fight for place on the
first squad at the local university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

Boohlcr ~ the stuff
Boohler, Western league hurting
ace. was the STUFF here this after
npon, when he added another vic
tory 20 his already record break
ing performance. lie held Smiths
crew 10 sovcn scattered hits and
won his 3Gth victory hands down.
Although st. Joe took the lead
carly IN the game by chalking up
four runs In the first three rounds.
Tulsa scored trio OF markers In
tho sixth inning and then tied up
tho count In the seventh to win In
the eighth.
McGinnia' fumbles at critical mo-
ments gave the local lada thoir
chances. In tho first round Olson
scored when the little shortstop
booted one with two down, Again
started ~ rally that nettod three tai
Hes before the side was retired.
Start la sixth.
With the locals leading 4 10 o. tho
game rocked along for three lnnlngs
nnd things were beginning to look
rosy for the Saints when the vis-
itors dumped over the apple cart In
the sixth and came within one OF
'sF'h ''f' H'FAFt inFNHFtl ENf n IRE
on Nufer's error. Thompson flied to
Corridor. Davis singled over second
and Lamb singled to left, scoring
Bennett. Lolivelt hit one TO Olson.
Bauman singled through short, scor-
ipg Davis and Lamb. McGinnis let
the cat out of the bag when ne
popped TO Corriden.
In the seventh Crosby singled 10
left. Boehler sacrificed. Bennett
grounded out but Crosby landed on
third. With two down, Thompson
beatlout an infield hit to second and
Crosby scored with the tying run.
Thompson went out stealing.
The winning run came in the
eighth round when Davis flied out.
but Lamb sent n hot triple to the lett
field fence. Lellvelt grounded out.
Win two down, Bnuman again came
10 me front and singled to right.
scoring Lamb and winning the
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
BROWNS FLWER
AWAY GAME WITH
SISLER ON LINE
Yankees Split Double
header With White Sox;
Tigers Annex Victory

ST LOUIS. Sept. is--st. Louis dropped
bnlf game moro hohind New York to-
day by losing 10 Boston, . to I. while the
lankees were breaking even with Chica 40.
Ihe HtoWns now are a game ana halt
hehlnd the pHco-Wshers. Hislcr's absence,
duo 20 an Injured shoulder caused a re-
arrangement of the Browns lineup.
butus' home run In tho sixth over tho
lott-uold fence. scoring behind Mitchell.
VINO had singled was responsible fnr the
Red SoH victory The visitors got only
five hits Just hair tho number the locals
found Collins
Burma also brought IN Bratpn's first
run with a sacrifice iu tho third. scoring
Menpsky, MenpHly hsd reached second In
this inning when McMnnuH, after fielding
his Etuupder threw Wild 20 Shucker.
while Slsler was reported as resting
easy today his physician stated II would
be lhadvisnble for him to attempt 10 get
hack In tho game for al least week.
HCoTa.
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when the 1929 pennant steeplechase
opens.
Just what price was received for
Bennett is Il matter OF more or less
conjecture, The Oiler management
refuses to give out the purchase
price but states that it sets a new
high water mark for the circuit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

Totals a. 1928 10 Totsls a. 1870 Il
NRan for Fincher in seventh.
NRan for Fincher IN seventh.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored. ish
out, hit batted bali
Score by innings:
Omaha ...,.... ..,...i1 900 500 OF
Sioux city ...........lO2 OIL 0i0 Is
Summary; Runs--Gislason, Bates.
Grantham, Griffin 2. Wilcox. Hamilton .,
Hemingway 2, Ostergsrd 2. Elsh. Errors
Gislason. Grantham 3, Masters Heming-
way. ShanEing. Roettger. Home runs
Griffin 2, Grantham Ostergard. Three
base hits-Manush. Hemingway. Two-bass
hits-Grantham. Griffin. Elsh q Hamilton,
Ostergard Sacrifice hits-HeminRway, Os-
tergard, OCOnnor. Earned runs-Omaha 6.
Sioux city 6, stolen bases-Gislasou 2.
Heminswsy, Fish 2; struex. out-By
balls-On Fincher l. off DALEY S, off
Roettger 2. Hit by pitched ball--Wilson
and Grantham by Roettger. Wild pitches
lev.
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Cardinals Take Two.

PHILADELPHIA, sept i3.-st. Louis
moved into third place IN the National
league race today by taking two games
from Philadelphia, while Brooklyn de-
foated Cincinnati
Solid hitting In both games enabled the
visitors 10 win. ia 20 4. and - 10 /.
Meadows and @. Smith were batted from
the mound In the first game while Sim
glct0n was effective in the second contest.
the cards punched hits At opportune times
off Hubbol Tor all their tallles.
Score:
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xBatted for Hubbei in ninth.
St Louis ..,.......,. .140 100 o05-il
Philadelphia .......... ooi eco 600 {,
Summary: Runs-Blades. Hnrnsby 2.
D0ttomly Stoch. Schultz 2. Toporcer 2.
Ainsmith. North wrightstone. Errors
Parkinson Huhbel. Two-base hits-Horns-
by T. wriRhtstone, Williams. Alnsmith.
Lee. Three-base hits--Schultx. Toporcer.
Home runs Blades, North. Bases on balls
--On Hubbel 2. off North I. Struck out
by North 4, by Hubbel ?.
Prntes Take Two.
ROSTON. Sept. 13.--PittshurRh took
both games from Boston today. thanks "a
the excellent pitching OF Cooper and Nor
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zBatted Tor Oeschger in second.
zgBatted for Huffman In seventh.
INFLATED for Oenewich In ninth.
Score by innings.
Pittsburgh ............3i0 900 oOi-S
Boston .................0i 900 000--l
Summary: Runs--Maranville, Carey .
Bigbce 2. Russell ?. Schmidt. Gibson. Err
rors-Trsynor q Two-bsse hits-Smith,
Tierney. Maranville. Three-haso hit--Rus-
cell. Bases on balis-OH Cooper .. off
Oeschger 2 Oft Hulihan T. off Genewich
.. struck out-By Cooper Z.
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NNatteU Tor Allen Tn eIghth.
KHBatted for Love In ninth.
Score by innings:
oklahoma city .......,2 200 s3i f0i--
Wichita ...............040 106 0t1-it
summary; Runs-Felber 2, Mcdaniel 2.
GinglardL Wlndle, Moore, Adsy. Allen,
Smith. Blakesley, Washburn, East, Berger,
Butler 2, Haley. Mcdowell .. Adkins Err
rors--Feiber, Wndle 2 Moore, Love
Washburn. Berger. Haley. Sacrifice hits
Adkins. Earned runs-Wichita Is. OKLA
homa city 7. Two-base hits-Bristow Fell
ber Ginglardi. Windle. Aday. Smith. East.
Butler. Mcdowell. Home runs-Esst,
Blakesley, Washburn. Stolen bases
prlstow Smith. HTS and runs--Off Ad-
kins IL and In "a innings. off Beebs
nings. Double plays---Felber TO Wilde to
Mcdaniel struck out-By Adkins s, by
Alien 1. on Love 1. Left on basea-Wicb
ita 3, Oklahoma city .. Umpires-Held
and Douohue. Time SO.
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Dodgers 81 Reds 2,

BROOKLYN, Sept. i3.-Brooklyn won
the first game Of the series from Cincin-
natl today 10 ? Roth Cincinnati runs
were due TO errors. Brooklyn batted In
two runs Oft Rixey but got the third
when Hargrave missed perfect throw
10 the plate by Burns that would have
made double play. Roush's suspension
for quarreling with an umpire expired and
he played today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

rison. The scores were 3 to and 8 10 !.
Cooper allowed ak hits In the first game
and the Braves inade five off Morrison.
a base on balls, combined with Koprs
bad throw and four hits hurt Cooney's
chances In the second game bat apart
from that his work was good. Fielding
plays by Ford and Grimm we're features.
First Gsmo.
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81. Inpi,.

rBatted for Singleton IN ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ........ .....s52 o20 ooo--l3
Philadelphia ..,.,......OOS OlO 900
summary; Runs-Blades J. Smith 2,
Hornsby J. Bottomly =, Stock, schultz
Toporcer 2. wrightstone. Rapp 2, VIII
iiamE. Error--Leslle. Two-base hits
Schultz, Parkinson. Home runs-Toporcer,
Bottohnly. Bases on balis--on Meadows
l. off singleton I. Oft Pfefter 2. Struck
out-Ry Meadows I, by q. Smith 1. by
Singleton 2, by Pfeffsr 9.
Score:
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Nlattcd for Boone in eighth.
NNllRtted for Gardner In ninth.
NNNbHtted for Evans In eighth.
2Ran for Speaker IN eighth
g2iatted for Mclnnis IN ninth
zzztiatted for L.. SeWeu in ninth.
Score by Innings;
Washington ,,,.,...,,,..OO 2Ol O0t-l
Cleveland ,.,-,,....t....OU OO0 OOI--i
Summary. Runa-R Rice :, Brawcr. La
motto, Uhle, Errors--Lamotte, Twu-bAse
hit-Rlce, Three base hits-Judge, La
motto, Double plays-StcphensOn 10
wRmbsganss 10 McInnis Mogridge 20
Judge 10 Peokinpaugh, Bascs on balla--
or MoErldge 4, off Lindsey z. STRUCK
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Pnckers 81 RuffnIoea ].

LINCOLN. Neb, Sept. 1s.--siouI City
won the opening game OF the Omaha
series by a score OF TO in 10 innings.
Both teams slugged the ball and errors
were frequent. The four home runs made
during the game, two by Pug Gtiffin a
Lincoln boy were all clean smashes over
the fence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

summary runs lflhlNNs hAloMANt
Walker Galloway Naylor, Itaney 3, cobb
2, Basslcr. No errors. Two base hits--Nay-
l0r. Ilauser, Walker. Three-base hit
lIaney Home un--WRlker Hases on balls
of NaNlor a. off Schilllng 2. Struck
out-By Nsylor q BY johnson /,
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YANKEES and white sor spll,.

CHICAUO, SVpt. Ib---NoW York aud
Chicago divided douhle-header today.
tho white SON winning tho first game,
60 =, ANA the NHnks the aftermath. to 3.
Scott the Yankee Hhurtstop. came close
10 having his string OF consecutive games
broken when he reported late for the
first game. He had stopped OF In In
diana 10 visit his folks aud after missing
his train, arrived IN time to keep his
record intact,
First Gnmr.
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SEYESTER'
~ DAYS
.,SEaRESULTS

Western League.
AT ST. JOSEPH 4, TULSA 5.
~ Wichita II. OklBhcus city ..
At Sioux city s, Omaha Z, 10 innings,
Only games scheduled.
National League,
AZ Philadelphia Al, 81. Louis 1911.
At Boston Ii, Pittsburgh s-6.
At brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 2.
At New York 3. Chicago 2.
American League.
AZ ChicHgo Ia, New York 3-s.
At Detroit 6, Philadelphia 8.
At -. Louis /, Boston 3.
At Cleveland /, Washington 4.
American Association.
Al 81. Paul rs, Kansas city "a.
At Toledo s. Louisville II.
A. Columbus I, India napolis 4.
Al Minneapolis Milwaukee, rain.
Texas League.
At shreveport O-l5, Dallas ala.
Al Wichita FANS 4, Fort Worth 9.
Al Houston III, Galveston 3-3.
At Beaumont 3. san Antonio 1.
Southern Association.
A. Mobile I, New Orleans 3.
~ Memphis 3. Chattanooga ..
At birmingham \. Atlanta 3.
At Little Rock s-ll, Nashville i-8.
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CLEYEiAND, Sept l3.--WashlnEton hit
hn"ne ip the pinchss here today while
MugridFo aud johnson held the Indians
first game of the series. 4 10 /. The
tribe fllled the bases IN the ninth sut
could got only one run across
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

., St, Joseph 3. Base on baiis--Off
Itoehler 1. struck out--By BochIcr
y, Mnngum (. Left on bases
Tulsa b, 81. Joseph 7. Two-basc
hlt-Mangum. Three base hit
lamb, Fisher. Home run--Mc-
Donald. Double plays Donald
20 Nufer 10 Olson. Sacrifice hits
lioehIer. BroYnc, Corridcn. stolen
basc--BOnOwftk. Umpires-IIolmcs
and Ormsby. Tlmc~--i 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
GATHER
INDIANS SCALP
IN FINAL CLASH
Sioux City Takes Omaha
Down the Line in 10
Inning Struggle

WICHITA. Kan, sept. 1s.--wlehita
beat Oklahoma city today, IL to 0, In the
last game Of the series.
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DETROIT sept. l3.--Although outhlt
10 20 3, today, Detroit punched drives to
bcttor advantage and defeated phiadei-
phia. tp o. IA the opener OF the Athletics
L-,LLL --LLn. L.L. -LLa
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T0IAH u y TWT T0TlN " y II v
NBautd Tor McNally In seventh.
NKRbn fOr Baker IA seventh,
Score hy innings
New York .,...4.......9OO 900 00e--3
ihlNhhN sNW wa AuA
summary Runs-Wit. Ruth, ptpp,
Hooper, johnson, Collins. Shecly 3 Musth.
FRlk. ErrOrs-Meusei Ward, ShCa'y. rwo-
base hit--Sheely. Double playa--Scntt 20
jpuoH 60 SchHng Collins 10 Johnson 60
Sheoly. Bases on balluvOu Faber 7, Nr
Jones e. struck out--Hy J1nes ,, by
Faber ..
Second Gnme,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

skipper Jack 1yet and his ~ hard hitting 9apayng
home seos Of tho io22 championship chase with oklahoma cys
indian tribe
saints and increasing their
during the four days OF the Oklahoma city clash.
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ST. JOSEPH Mo. Sept 13--George Boeher chalked
his Seth victory of the here this afternoon and the
victorious Tulsa Oilers swept the Saints off the boards when
they fought from behind for sd victory making clean
sweep Of the series When the visitors left St Joe late this
evening after the final clash of the they had practically
cnched the league bunting and put the local aggregation
Tho r1
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Kerosene is the fuel used in new
heater for water supplies in houses
where gas is not available.
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2Batted for Cuoney in seventh.
zzBAtted for Braston in ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ............3O0 oio OOe-s
bohton ssssss.ssss.ss. slUV VVV NVO--l
Summary; Runs Marsnvilla Blgboe ..
BarnhArt, Tierney Gooch. Powell Errors
-Gooch, Kopf, Roser 2. Two-bass hits
Rsrnhart, Traynor. Ford Double plays
Grimm 10 Maranville 20 Grimm, Cooney
to Boeckel to Ford TO Gibson. Bases on
balls-On Morrison s. off Cooney !. struck
out-By Morrison s. by Cooney /, by
Braxton /.
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:, johnson. Collins. FnlS. Efror--Johnson.
rwo.hase hits Ruth 2, Schnlk. Falk,
wit Hases on bnlls-On Hoyt s. OFT
Robertson I, struck out--ly Robertson ?.
by Hoyt !,
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out-ny noone ?, by Lindsey !. by Mos
ridge /,
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HARD HITTING TULSA
CREW WIDENS MARGIN
OF LEAD TO 8 GAMES

George Boeher, Premier Hurting Ace of the Western
League Boosted His Record to SO Games Won
Boys Take Field for beginning of the End" at
4:10 O'clock This Afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

Summary: Runs--Pinelii Bohne. Johns
ton. High. Deberrv. Errors-Duncan. Hhr-
grave. Olson. II. Griffith. Two-bsse hits
Daubert. Olson. Three-base ht-Pineli.
Double play-Bohne to Daubert. Bases on
balls-On Vance ,. Struck out-By Vance
6.
The government OF Egypt has
opened a radio telegraph station TO
the public for the transmission of
commercial messages
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NIHII0I I0T NNNIUr IN rTVNth.
NNlinttod for schililng IN ninth,
Score hv innings
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Totals 80 II 81 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14
Reports of Crop
Damage Advance
Cotton Quotations
Complaints of Hot Winds
and Boil Weevil Activity
Are Chief Factors: Close
33 TO 40 Points Higher

Numerous reports of boil weevil
activity in the cotton belt, together
with complaints that hot winds in
some sections Of Texas had damaged
young cotton, caused renewal Of bull
operations in the cotton market yes
terday and advanced prices at one
time about $3.50 per bale. Late real
izing shaded this advance somewhat,
but fna! prices OF the day were still
from 33 to 40 points above the provi-
ous close. Besidee new buying through
commission houses there was an active
covering movement at times and sup
pore f-om Wall Street interests, which
reached considerable volume ut mid
dry and the early afternoon, The SELL
ing was mainly from the South early
in the session. but pressure from that
quarter subsidized with TIE bullish crop
a6vices later in the day.
In addition TO reports OF damage and de-
teriofation In sorth snd southwest Texas
trcgsing crop situation in Georgia from
weevil and underfertiiization. At the same
time these unfavorabie adyices were by no
Iuoans unanimous. although the market
seemed to be in q technical position to re-
roGnd to them rethcr easily Private wires
To come houses declared that Texas condi-
. lions were favora BILE, and that good rains
and fallen at Dallas. where needed. There
ere also few bearish reports in from the
Eastern belt which may have unsettled
sentiment somewhat. but did not seriously
affect the upward movement Of prices. A
significant feature of trade WAS the con-
t!nued purchases OF cotton by Japanese in
/ terests which have been consistent buyers
ever since the recent break in prices.
/ Western houses were also buyers yesterday
in moderate way.
Cotton goods brokers expressed the
opinion that the goods market was In a
| strong position and the buying was likely
to increase towards the close of tho week.
as buyers are giving up hopes of seeing
any weaker raw cotton market. The rep
| resentative of one large spot house said II
| was now almost impossible to quote prices
on old crop cotton to spinners. as desirable
lots have practically ceased to offer In the
South. Spot markets yesterday showed
| firmness and were generally higher.
| The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 35 points higher at 22.S5c for
| middling. No sales were reported.
The range OF prices: