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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

At Phlladelphis-Psnnsylvs vs.. Cor
At Pietsburgh--Pltt,bursh VS. Penn
At Rochester, N. Y.--Roehester vs. Ho-
bart.
Al wsynesburs. Ps.-waynssburs va
Al MorRantown, W. vs.--west vir-
sinia vs. Washington 4 Jefferson,
At Huntington, W. Ns.--Lousvilis We.
Marshall.
Al Austin. Texns-Texas university VS.
At Atlanta, Ga.--Auburn vs.. Georgia
Tech.
At Bristol. Va a.Tenn,-King George vs.
Maryville.
At Baton Rouge. Ls.-Tulnne va, Lou.
At Birmingham. Ala.-MlssissIppi A. &
At charlottes. s. C.-Erskins vs. cna-
del.
At Chattanooga, Tenn.--oslethorps vs..
University OF Chattanooga.
At Clinton, S. C.-Newberry VS.. Pres
byterisn college.
At Danville. Ky.--south Carolina va.
Centre.
At Durham. N. C.--wofford VS.. Trim
At Greensylne. s. c.-Davidson VS.. Fur
At Jacksonylls, Fla.--Ciemson VS.. Flor
Ida,
At Knoxville Tenn,-Tenness.e vs. Ken
At Lynchburg, vs,-Randolph-M Macon
VS., Lyuchburg.
At Lexington. Ky.--Georgetown (Ky1
VS., Transylvania
At Wilmington, Ky.-Kentucky Yves
ieyan VS., Wilmington.
At Mobile, Ala.-Mississippi college vr,
Spring Hin,
At Macon, Ga.-Howard VS. Mercer.
At Nashville Tenn.--sowanee vs. Van
derbilt.
At Norfolk. va.-waks Forest VS.. Hsmp-
den-Sydney.
At New Orleans. Ls---Marion institute
VS.. Loyola
At Raleigh. N. C.-Maryland VS.. North
! Carolina State.
At Roanoke, Va.-V NJ. l. VS.. V. p. l.
At Richmond, Va,--William Mary VS.
| Richmond
Al Shreveport. La-Louisiana Tech va
| Centenary
PACIFIC COAST.
| lnEton.
| At Pasadena, Cal.--washington State
| College vs. University of Southern Cal.
lfornia
| At Missoula. Mont.--Idaho vs.. Montana
At Denver, Colo.--Colorado Aggies VS.
Denver university.
At Colorado Springs, Colo.-Colorado
/ Mines vs Colorado college.
| At Salt Lake city. Utah-Utah Aggles
| vs. Utah university.
| At Laramie, Wyo.--Brisham Young vs.
| Wyoming,
At Berkeley, CsL-santx Clara vs. ST.
/ Mary's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Notre Dame and
COrnhuskers in
Vests Big Game

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29.--While
the Cornhuskors, undlsputed Mis-
souri, Valley champions, are clashing
with the strong Notre Dame eleven
at Lincoln tomorrow. contest Of
equal interest TO valley football fol-
lowers VIII be staged at Columbia
where Missouri and Kansas meet
IN their thlrty-first annual game.
The South Bend school il con-
ceded a slight edge over Nebraska.
NOtre Dame has tled the Army and
won all its other games so tar this
season while Nebraska was defeated
by Syracuse. Both are powerful
scoring machines Notre Dame has
tailed 2l7 points against 10 by op-
pouents. Nebraska has scored 2G2
against 22 by opponents.
In the seven previous games
played by the two schools. Notrc
Dame has won four games, Ne
braslSa two and one battle ended in
a scoreless tie.
The Missouri Kansas game has
hack of It a traditional rivalry
hardly less noteworthy than have
the lale-Haryard, Army Navy and
Cornell -PennsyYania classics.
Since 1891 the Jayhawkers have
defeated the Tigers II times. lost TO
them nine times and tod four times
In the 80 games Kansas scored 357
points and Missouri lSl.
This year Kansas les favored TO win
by a margin OF tWo tOuChdowns,
figured on the basis Of comparative
scores. Both schools are far down
in this seasons conference percent
age column.
one otner conference game Is
scheduled for Thanksgiving day
Washington university plays tn,
University Of Oklahoma at 81 Louis
| The two elevsns are at the bottom
! Of the percentage table. The Sooner!
are favored TO win by conference fol
! lowers.
The Kansas Aggies have a non
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Central Battle Lee Stadium Today Rings D0 Curtain Season
LOOKING FEM OVER
WITH "BRIDGE"

Daily Oklahomau published article that
TO box Frankie @sner aa he had esreoi % boxing was not draw
pear az suapIng go far as Gg6t attendance went '
True boxing shows n Tulsa have not drawn This tan Ike they
atm turn out big houses misleading. just 10 show how Tulsa
World gathered office fights
recently title holder,
division
refused fight And that In Detroit city of than million
Tulsa Ana that's conservative estimate Probably $4,000
and Captain Roper n New Orleans
What would this havo pulled n tulsa others
o%G Young Benny S' ,i5S ana sailor '" '"'O0 wine L'OF"""
LoughIn-
pcrlcnc Of going e
had been paid there just ss loft for Denny
Cowboy
CicSnor Tommy at Shreveport At
Johnny Mccoy KID rancho bntams
pack
Ing e In In Texas And tho figures given are the rule not the
Berger lioosier, entertained a " ~
dams Win a6aSIe main vent a9traees SeS
drew sa50o }" '"' u ""'" ''"' ""o'"su out joe stone
Now Oklahoma Tulsas n
FRANKIE 'sncr ana Mutt Mckee ~
to the box office Johnny 1iman and Iee Mony
SO Tusas record for this fan
age not one to cause grief to the Tulsa
jeff Smith Jackie Clark done
better according
Warnio Smith and Conicy,
Frankie osner and Bobby Hughes first boup, si7So.
Warnie Smith and Johnny 1liman,
Frankie Bobby (scond bout),
Kid Palmer aud Eddie raining
day) $1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Curley Vanishes;
Smith Palmer Go
Off Until Friday

Special to The World.
BARTLESVILLE, Nov. 29-Bar-
tlesville was teeming with fight fans
tonight--but there was no fight.
Curley Smith, BartlesviIle middle
weight, who was to have met Andy
tkid) Palmer OF Tulsa In a 20-round
bout tonight, was mysteriously miss
ing this morning and the fight al
ready had been postponed until FRI
day, when he was located in In
dependence, Kan.
1t was announced that 'lliness in
Smiths family" caused his unan-
nounCed departure on the eve OF his
bout with Palmer. But those who
are 'in" on the situation say Curley
got cold feet at the last minute,
fearing that he was not In good
enough condition to take on such
stiff opponent as Palmer. No ex-
PLANTATION has been received from
Smith yet.
Smiths manager and Joe Hagen.
his former pilot, went to Indepen-
dence today TO get Curley and bring
him back for the Friday night
tussle.
The fight has attracted tremen-
dous interest here. 1t was an.
nounced this afternoon that the ad-
vance sale amounted to more than
S2,700.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
THE REASON IS NO MYSTERY AT ALL.

Now what the this n
glove parties? Wei. It's
ism that
They of isn't any
unemployment problem OF
the concerned Jobs
money tho boys are getting and they hesitate before
This by means
Amuscmcns good mt most
number bringing the good ones
weeks II comes December The
local vaudeville
managed ana merit
Newman matchmaker
leiIy the
barometer locally felt pretty bad the
lie the preceding paragraphs When he
found how things
the back,
now win some good cards in the
Newman has become TINT that ,,
day of high prices cndcd-for the
present ut least So ho has
seat Tor his show The
fadSc mill Tuesday ands
w. 5000 and 50, 81, 50, o recent days
MANY IAN Will dollar said Newman
fighters
ana II they can't draw
Newman
same breath sIrewd lie
o rhS' iisc
bank rolls melting Dan former
mayor VINO Ventned
IL" At
IN merry htie money
wel-kno"n Domnch
from $4,000
"e hghers ht mighty
soonS Tor the promoters But It's their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
CORNELL MEETS
STUBBORN RIVAL
IN PENN TODAY
Ithicans Decided Favor
ties but Quakers Good
at Spilling Dope

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Cornelrs
claims to eastern championship
football honors viii undergo the
stiffcst test 1t has had all season
tomorrow when tho big rcd machine
clashes with Pennsylvania in the
annual THANKSGIVING day game be-
tween these traditional rivals on
Franklin field, Philadelphia.
The Ithacans, strong defensively
and with a formidable running at
tack. led by capt. Eddie Kaw. Will
enter the contest decided favorltes,
but the Quakers, who have had u
habit Of doing the unexpected this
season and beaten such teams az
the Navy and Penn state, may add
another surprise to this years eE-
tensive array OF upsets. It is GER
tain at least that Cornell will face
much more powerful opposition
than year ago, when Pennsylvania
wss buried, Al 20 0.
In other outstanding holiday
games Pittsburgh Is favored TO take
the measure Of its ancient rival
Penn state, West Nlrginla's un-
beaten eleven is conceded an even
chance of victory against Washing
ton and jefferson, which has lost
two games in a row to Pitt and De-
troit, while Colgate hopes to score
decisively over Columbia.
Vermont's strong eleven will fig
ure in an interscCtional struggle at
Detroit with Detroit university
which a week ago upset the dope by
conquerlng w. ~ j., 20 to 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
BOlULing
MIDWEST TOURNAMENT.

5peCIAT 70 mo v UITd,
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29.--Part Of Kan
sas Citys quota OF 100 bowling team,
took their turn in Midwest tournament
play on the recreation alleys tonight. The
teal ms showed well but failed to get intg
the high money close and tho tourney
standings remain the same.
Thanksgiving day Will see number
OF crack shooters on the alleys. The best
Kansas city bowlers will TO on the after
noon program OF doubles and singles
which starts at O'Clock
In the evening the best local five-mar
teams will roll In the first squad while
the second squad, which goes on tht
alleys at 30 is composed OF three best
five-man teams from Wichita and paven'
port with a small sprinkling of loca
cracks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Score of Fastest
Auto Speed Kings
To Contest FRIDAY

los ANGELES, Nov, e9.--Twonty OF
Americas fsstest automobile racing
drivers were tuning mp their cars this
afternoon for the national chsmpionship
dash for $50 miles tomorrow afternoon on
the Los Angeles speedway. Every minute
detail has been arranged and all ot the
drivers declare themselves rpady for the
starters gun
Jimmy Murphy and Ralph de Palma
stand out as the favorttes as they have
been clipping OF an average OF lis and
l2o miles an hour In practice trials. wade
Morton has also been stepping around the
planked oval ~ a speed lar greater than
II Will take 70 cop the houurs and speed
fans who have seen the tgyouis declare
he VIII push De Palma 70 the finish.
Tomnrrow's contest will give added
interest today when tt was learned that
Cliff Durant owner Of the famous "nuT-
ant team" consisting 0t purHnt. Hcarnc.
Cooper and Klein, had offered bonus
Of $1,000 20 the member % his outft
that won, thereby discouruglug team
ing on the part Of the drivers.
Advance weather reports promise ideal
weather for automobile racing ana a
record breaking crowd Is expected,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
The Betting on T'odayS
Big GridirOn Games
Nv DAVIS Y. WALSH

YOk Nov gorhe book on the gridiron haaa'ap opens %
nnd
odds and commend our luck 10
We only on he hoS
nnds sh w nayb close but close doesn't count
goes.
pow, and his and mach-saie;
and place oil the SNORT
Even on
Bto on Notr o
I o
of ic
to 4 on Ccntrc G
Ivenmu on
n I ont %
INcnn
3to onN irgin
q ) On Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins
to ) onM
> to on
to on
Eycno TuIa over
. To 1 on q Mississippi
on mo n Oklahoma and Washington university
No
lack OF information.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
nlinI Carnival March.

CHANPAIGN, I'D NOV. "
Over two hundred and fifty invita-
tions TO the sixth annual Illinois. in
door relay carnival TO be held here
Saturday, March 3, have been mailed
from here to all OF the largest uni
yersities, colleges and prep schools
In the country. The annual event is
said to be the largest collegiate In
door relay carnival in the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Morning Work
Is Order of Day
For Sapulpans

SAPuLPA, Nov 29.-Sapulps
highs grid warriors, not in the least
downoast by their setback last sat
urday at the hands OF Tulsa. are get.
tlnE ON edge for the scaso>s finale
with hyde Park high of Chicago at
Tulsa Saturday afternoon.
The Sapulpaus will practlce
Thursday morning under the eye OF
Jerry Jones, former Missouri coach.
ana IN the afternoon the entire team
VIII journey to Tulsa to see the
Golden Hurricane and Central
Teachers tangle. Coach Jones will
DO away from his charges for a day.
lie i going 10 Muskogee to referee
tho Tulsa MuskoE,e battle.
Word was received from Chicago
today that the Hyde Park outfit will
leave for Tulsa Thursday Just as
soon as the members of the team
have gobblcd up their Turkey day
feed which won't be so gorgeous at
that, because of unkind but neces-
sary training rules.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
ACHER'S MEN TO
GET REAL TEST
IN HARD TUSSLE
Teachers Confident They
Will Put Spoke in
Tulsa's Bonnet

Primed for the hardest
game of the year University
of Tulsa's Golden Hurricane
will ring down the curtain on
the present season when they
clash with the Central Teach
ers, from Edmond, in their
annual Thanksgiving day bat
tie on the Lee stadium at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Roys Are Ready
A light WORKOUT shortly before
noon ye.orday wound up a ipng.
hard grind through which Coach
Howard NJ Achcr had put tho men
getting then on edge for tho Turkey
day game, which promises 10 be the
greatest fight Of the ycnr on tho lo-
cal grldlrou.
Charley Wantlnnd's fighting teach
ers reached Tulsa lato yesterday att
ernoon, but the train was over an
hour late aud the scheduled work
this morning viii wind up, Want
lands training for the game.
Every man on the squad Is on
edge for the Tulsa game. and we are
going TO come away vlctora tomor-
row or know the reason why Want
land said last night 'Our boys are
going great now and We are ready
10 do battle with Achor's Golden
Hurricane"
Game Il Test
Today's game rs real test for the
Tulsa aggregation. Coach Achcr,
with practically "A green team, has
stacked up a notable record for the
year and to date are indicated aft
er battles with Arkaneas Texas Az
sies. Texas Christian university ana
a trio OF fast state schools. OF late
the Central teachers have been max
ing better than the late reason
record OF the Tulsans, and Achcr's
lads face real test when they
spread out on the field this after
noon.
with but one day remaining IN the
1929 football season, Tulsa u has
clean slate, and victory over Com
tral today VIII S!Ve SchsT'1 fast pig
skin chasers the best claim in the
state TO tho oklahoma lrercol-
iesiate title.
Visitors IayOrtcs.
Although there is practically no
betting on todaN's game here, Want
lands lads are figured favorites over
the Tulsa aggregation In today's
tilt. just how the game VIII go,
none of the experts were willing to
state yesterday as there IL not
touChdown's difference In the
strength Of the two teams.
Tulsa university fans were out In
full force Wednesday noon when
the students, football players, pep
squad enthusiasts ana all rayeual
through the downtown sections OF
the city yesterday advertising the
game
Plans have been made for big
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Coach L. w. Rau aud his fighting
Red and white team left Wednee-
day night for MuSkoge and planned
TO be well rested from the trip be-
fore the game Thursday afternoon.
While there has been some LETT
down in enthusiasm since the Tul-
sans led by Monte Ledford have an.
nexed the Little Ten championship,
nevertheless the prospect of battle
with the old enemy, NurkoEee.
served To put the boys on their met.
tie and the same brand Of fight 4at
won against oklahoma City and sa-
pulpa will be in evidence.
A goodly number of supporters OF
the Crimson and Cream will 60 70
Muskogee Thursday morning to sea
| the battle. a crowd accompanied
| the team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

conference game scheduled with
Texas Christian university at Man
haitian, Both aggregations are re-
ported strong, although tho Fort
Worth eleven Is handicapped by in
Jurics.
Drake, Ames and GrlnuelI have
ended their seasons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Dare Rosenberg Takes
On Mike O'DOlUd Today

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.--nave
Rosenberg of Brooklyn, designated
by the New York state athletic COM
mission as worlds middaweight
champion, will box Mike O'Dowd OF
st. Paul Thanksgiving day afternoon
in a 15-round contest in Brooklyn.
O'Dowd formerly held the worlds
middleweight title.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
TULSA CHAMPS
MEET OLD FOE
THIS AT FTERN00N
Red and White on Top in
Series With Muskogee,
Five Games to Three

MUSKOGEE, Nov. 29.-Perha0,
the oldest high school football feud
in the state viii be renewed here to-
morrow when Tulsa and Muskogee
clash with the exceptions Of two
seasons when Muskogee' was out Of
the state association, the two teams
have played every year since 1910,
with Tulsa coming out on the long
end of five games, Muskogee wiu-
ming three and two ending in ued
scores.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Greb's Wife III. Bout
Win Tunney Delayed

NEW YORK, Nov Permission for
the postponmeut II the championship bout
between Harry Greb Of Pittsburgh, Amer
ican light heaN3WtiEht champion, and
Gene Iuuncy OF Greenwich Village, Hched-
uled FOR December 20, has heen granted
by the state athletic commission, Il was
announced today The commission TOOK
the stand that owing to tho mental strain
and worry due 10 tho illness Of his wife,
the champion would not be In fair condi-
tlon 10 defend his title on the date orig
inally set for the bout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Xinita Meets OkmuIgee

VINTTA. Nov. 29.-ElnIta and
Okmulgee high schools will clash
on the gridiron Thanksgiving. This
has been Vinita's best season in
years, with 10 games won out Of IL
plaYed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

ST LOUIS. Nov 29.-Ed (StraHgler)
Lewis, worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion and Stanislaus Zbyszko. former
champion, have been signed to meet In
"A championship match here December -.
II was announced that a purse Of $4,000
would be distributed. rs per cent TO the
winner and % per cent TO the loser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
sIkrs Friends Try TO Help HIN.

PARIS. Nov 29--M. Dlagne. negro
member of the chamber OF deputies, rep
resenting French Senegal. today demand
ed that the chamber force the French
boxing commission 70 restore the light
heavyweight title of Battling" Sikh
under threat OF cancelllng the government
subsidy 10 the federation. Sikt Sene-
saiese negro. won the title from Georges
Carpenter, but was deprived Of his title
for "rough-house' tactics at the ring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

Marbry. McCurtie for c. Dickerson,
A. Coast for McMurue, A. McMur-
tie for T. Arnald, {. Conrad for c.
Edwards. TouChdowns, Ramona
Williams ., Lee 2. +. Murphy 2. D.,
Daugherty, Bolton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
RAMONA BURIES
BROKEN ARROW
WITH EASE, ST.
Plunge Through Line at
Will; Pair of Speedy
Backs Uncovered

NotwithstandinB the fact that
Broken Arrow strengthened It's
team considerably for the battle, the
Ramona high Hchoolers ran true to
form at Ice stadium yesterday aft
ernoon before a goodly sized crowd,
mostly from the two towns. and
gave the Broken Arrow squad a 81
to lacing The game. arranged
two weeks ago by football support
ors In the two towns 10 decide the
grid championship OF this section OF
| the state, was spectacular TO say the
least.
Broken Arrow fought oil the way
and showed flashes OF good football.
| but their rallies were not consistent
enough to help them to any extent.
| Fumbles at critical moments cost
| tho Arrow lads the chances that
| they did have to score. They showed
| good defense at times but were
| simply unable to cope with their
| smarter and more experienced op-
| pononts
Ramona, under the skillful guild
ance OF SIX" Bass. former Sooner
star, has compiled a formidable rec
| ord OF victories this season.
RamonG Scores Often.
The Washington county Aggrega-
| tion counted tallies in each period.
Following a series OF punt exchanges
| In the opening quarter, Lee who, by
| the way, played tine stellar role for
| the Ramona squad with his pretty
| broken field running and receiving
| OF passes, received a Broken Arrow
| boot on his own 20-yard line. After
| hitting center for three yards Lee
| skirtod right end for 65 yards be-
| fore he was pulled to the ground by
an opponent On the next play Will
| llams, who likewise starred on the
| offense, rushed the ball over
| through the center OF the line. Cole
| man kicked the extra point. Ra-
mona scored again in the first peri
| cd on end runs and center smashes,
| y. Murray carrying the bali over
| this time. Goal was kicked.
Broken Arrow took one OF Its sew
| eral spurts at this stage OF the
game and after receiving the ball on
| their own 10-yard line rushed the
ball 80 yards down the gridiron on
straight football, whore Smith
| Broken Arrow end, received a long
head flip and scampered unmolest'
ed 40 yards for tho Arrows only
counter. Smith also kicked the "try
for point"
Ramona opened up again and be.
fore the first half had ended count
ed two moro touchdowns for tota
OF &c points against for Broker
| Arrow.
The second half was a repetition
OF the first. Long broken field runs
wide end runs and long dizzy for
ward passes counted the Washing
ton county lads as many more
touchdowns. Daugherty and Boltor
each counted TALES for their clever
while the splendid running of Let
added two touchdowns to the Ra
mona team.
Stars OF the Game.
| For the Rrnken ArrnM eleNeI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Nov. .2s.-The
soccer match between Yale and
Navy here today resulted In tic
score, two goals all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Stars OF the Game.

For the Broken Arrow eleven
Hudson, b. Smith, h. Smith and
Oliver shown out on the defense,
while Lewis and Il. Smith played
we'll on offense. Lee, Williams,
Daugherty and Murphy forming the
Ramona backfield worked well to-
gether and it was their fine inter-
ference that blocked out the Arrow
long runs.
The Missouri herald., 1922-05-05
Meaning of the Carat Mark.

When you buy watch or ring or
any other article Of jewelry you gen.
orally find the mark, "14k," on it if
it is made of gold Of that proportion.
But as to just how much gold there
is in AK gold ring, few people know.
Some gold is 1Sk and some 22k.
Just as the name STERLING" stamps
silverware as being made Of solid sill
yer, so the carat marks on goldware
indicate the amount of gold used in
making it. Gold is divided into
twenty-four carats, the "k' mark
meaning carat" Pure gold contains
twenty-four carats. The mark "14k"
on an object made of gold means thai
there are fourteen parts of gold and
ten parts of alloy, generally copper,
in it's makeup. Articles made of pure
gold would not retain their shape, so
the alloy is added, 14-carat gold being
most generally used in the manufac-
ture Of jewelry.