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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
BOYCOTT JAP GOODS
Inspectors Appointed TO Report Any
Niolators by Chinese.

Pekin. April 21.-The Chinese gen
erral chamber of commerce, union
OF trade. commercial and industrial
bodies in Peiin had fixed today for
the beginning of a boycott on Japa-
neSe goods.
Eighteen inspectors have been ap-
pointed to report violation Of the boy
colt.
II is planned TO register goods al
ready imported, TO be placed on sale
ONLY after being labeled.
The so-callcd peoples association is
urging that parliament expedite vot-
ing Oh the confirmation Of Wellington
Zoo as foreign minister.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Yarns.
PhiladeIphia. Pa. April II

Philadelphia. Pa. April 2i.-Thcre
is steady but not brisk demand for
wor>;cd yarns here today. Spinncrs
are active and have Il good volume
Of business booked ahead. Higher
prices paid in the mills and in the
increased cost of raw wool are re-
sponsible for the firmness in tine yarn
market.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
NEW YORK BONDS

New York, April 2I.-FollowinE is an
official list ot bonds traded in On the
New York Stock Exchange today with
prices ~ to and including the close OF
the market. Total sales today were go
SCI. 900 against S1O.2IS,Oo0 yesterday, si.-
1GS.GOO a week ago. Sl1.S69,0O0 Il year
ago aud s5.12i.0OO two years ago. From
January to date s96S,i6I.0o against
s1.4T6.E92.0CO a year ago, and SS9l.l-i.-
600 two years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Fish.

Seattle. Wash. April @i.--rhe
Puget Sound and Alaska salmon in
duStry today is making ready for az
tive business and heavy wholesale
turnover. Tie seasonal operations for
the packers and fishermen indicate =
very considerable increase in output
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
BOSTON WOOL.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Boston. April si.--Dcalings In the 10.
cal wool market continued decidedly
slow today. The principal demand at
the moment Is Centercd in the finer
grade woods with worsted woods occuuy-
ing the front Of the stage. The feeling
along summer street is distinctly con-
'crVative at this time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Lumber.
Houston. TEX. April 81

EtVVNtTII' IT NJ , TT IT = = T II NNTF
by Lumber company. the second
largest producing company in the
United States. has increased the
wages Of its men from 10 to II per
cent effective rs of April I. This adds
approximately S200000 to the annual
Pay rolls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Wool.
Coal.

Athens. Ohio. April 2t.-As a re-
suit of the slump in the fuel market
three of the largest mines of the
Ohio Collier company here have closed
indefinitely. Operators are complain
ing of the poor demand.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Fruit.
san Francisco.

San F'ranCiscO, Cal, April II
California will ship several thousand
more carloads of Strawberries 10 east
crn markets this year than ever be-
fore. \ survey by state authorities
showed today that last years produc-
ton of 1910 crs will be exceeded
by this years crop.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Portland. Ore. April af.-Sbcar

Portland. Orc. ADril 21.-Sh0aring
is in full swing today in the Eastern
WASHINGTON wool growing districts
and in Oregon where vol growers arc
getting high prices for best grades. \
very recent sale of 5000 rmatilla
county. Oregon flepccs was made nj
80 IL cents. The Pacific Northwest
wool market is fir mand holdirc
steady. There appears to hc no indi-
cation Of cithor recession in prices
or substantial advances.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
More Garages Than Houses.

Pittsburg. Pa. April af.--Garase
building is still running ahead of home
construction today. In the past week
city permits for the construction Of
- housing enterprises and 81 garages
were issued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
NEW YORK STOCKS
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES.
sales 102 400 Shares.
New York, April eI.-rollowing

complete list or most active stock sales
today; total sales of each stock and the
high, low and closing prices are given:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
TODAY'S CURB MARKET

New York. April ol.-FollownC il an
official list of bonds and stocks traded
I'm on the New York curb market today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Topeka. Kan. April 2I.-The first

TOPEKA. Nam. NpfN 2I.-Ihe lIfsi
report of the Kansas wheat crop is.
sued today b ythc State Board o.
Agriculture showed Il larger abau-
doncd acreage than 1922, but the
growing crop * in better condition
than it was year ago. although far
below the five year average.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
BOSTON CURB MARKET


Boston, April e..-Fono-ving ,sa iist
of today's highest. lowest ana closuns
prices for the most active stocks dealt il
here:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
CHICAGO STOCKS
Sales. High. Low. Closa

Chicago. April 2i.-Following Is re-
port OF today's sales. high. low and
closing quotations at the Chicago stock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22

Beautiful RoSelawn Cemetery. not
n graveyard. beautiful. well kept
burial park. CrOckctt16SS.-(AdvD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Cotton Closes Lower rreua Wheat Is Slightly High
Commodity News Notes
Parking House Products.

Chicago, ILL.,, April 21.-The mar
A,t for packing house products has
been stimulated this week by the
scarcity of hogs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Wheat.

W neat.
Fort Worth. Tex. April IL
Wheat growers have begun to display
about the green bugs. So
far this pest has appeared in Wichita,
Denton and Grace counties. Rust also
has appeared in some fields, although
not i'm alarming amounts.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
MAJOR LEAGUESTO
 OPEN UP APRIL 25
Americans and Nationals Agree
 on Dates
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Chicago. Dec. 15.-One Of the final acts of the baseball magnates who have spent the week here in business meetings and player trades, was the agreement of the major league rep resentatives on the opening date of April Is. Last year the leagues open ed on different dates.
 President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh Nationals said that the opening date was virtually the only thing agreed upon but that the task of the schedule committees of each league next February were coisidera- ply smoothed by this arrangement.
 Dreyfuss. President John A. Hey dler and few of the minor league magnates who are directors of the national association of minors were the last of the diamond magnatcs to leave last night.
 The American Association today adopted Q schedule of 16s games, also opening April Is. The western clubs opening in the eastern cities as usual.
 A large number of comparatively small salary claims were up before the national board of arbitration of the minors. The minor league club owners unanimous in their dissatis- faction with the results Of the chica- so meeting, as the minors joint ses- sions took up so much of the time Of the league presidents that the leagues were able to do but little bus mess of their own.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
TACK PLANS AT YALE
Hi Athletes Mill Enter Thr.c Indoor
 Meets This Winter

New Haven Dee l5.---A new win- ter track policy at Yale announced today provides for development Of a track team to bo entered in three tn. door mcts scheduled for tho winter instead of development Of a few men in few events The team will he made Hp O. men who will take part in every scheduled event Tho meets will Do at Boston, February 1. the inc trr-collogiatcs at New York March and the dual meet with Cornell at Ithaca on March 27.
 Nor mon arc expected lo come out for tho team than previously and en. tries 'or meets Wil bc made with the idea Of capturing ail plices counting for points rather than to try only for first place with single entry Of star"
 The squad developed for the winter meets will be the main squad for the spring training for outdoor meets.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
cWA
 
DENNIS MCMAHON INTENDS
 TO CHALLENGE FOR TITLE
Winner of Dundee Bernstein Bout To Be Challenged By Kid Kap- 
 lan's Manager

Meridcn, Dec. 15.-When Johnny Dundee, featherweight champion, and Jack Bernstein. junior lightweight title holder, clash Monday night over the 15-round route at Madison Square Garden the winner will be challenged by Dennis McMahon. man ager of Louis Hlid) kaplan, Meriden battler.
 This announcement was made last night. giving proof to the rumor that a bout with either Dundee or cBrn- stein was in the offIng. to use nau- tical phrase.
 As for the fight itself Monday night Bernstein is reported in better shape than Dundee. Bernstein defeated Dundee at the Nelodrome last sum mer. when he gained the junior light weight championship. and Dundee has not showed to advantage in his re- cent bouts, as q consequence, il is eN- pected that Bernstein will enter the ring slight favorite over the worlds leatherweight champion. whose title will not he at stake in this bout. Dundee. however, is reported to be ra pidly rounding into shape and his followers are confident he will again turn in one Of his best performances when he steps into the Garden ring Monday night.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
BERNSTEIN AND DUNDEE
 TO FIGHT FOR HONORS
Man Who Took .JohnnH's Junior Title Away From Him Will Defend
 II Monday.

New York. Dec. l5.-TcX Rickard is going to play Santa Calus next Tuesday He is back of the bout for the l30-pound championship in Madi- son Square Garden between Johnny Dundee and Jack Bernstein.
 When the class was first named, Rickard offered q s@.soo diamond belt to the man who could establish him self as the champion in that division. Dundee won the title and the belt and then it passed to Bernstein after q bout that was a little too close, m cur opinion, to take the belt from him. Bernstein got il, at any rate, and now they are 10 meet for il again. Dun- dee, besides being the featherweiEht champion Of the world. wants 10 es- tablish himself as champion Of tho lSo- -ponnders and not satisfied with that, he is to challenge Leonard for the lightweight crown next summer.
 The receipts, save what goes to the boxers will be turned over to the Christmas fund for the poor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
TRINITY IS DEFEATED BY
 YALE'S SPEEDY QUINTET
Eddie Bench Is Individual Star Of Nictory-Einal Score
 B 10 IS

New Haven, Dec. i5.--Nale's heroes of the past football season featured in his victory last night on the polish- cd surface against tho Trinity college five Of Hartford. Yale won by the score of 37 to IS.
 Eddie Bench, baekfield man in foot ball and guard in basketball, led a portion Of the parade, while Suisman and Hoyie Haas played similar stel- lar roles. Bench contributed the most points while his teammates who starred last year proved they had not slipped any in their floor work. Stew cns and Neal also played briefly--but well.
 The linenps are as follows;
 Yalc--Pite, rf; Snisman. If: keat- ing, lf; Burbridgc, c; Hsss, rg; Bench, lg; Stevens. rgs Neal, 1T.
 Trinity-Rnrr, rf; Keating. lf; Jep- son. c; Pciker. rg; Norman. lg. ....
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
ALL NEW BRITAIN FLASHES
 TO VICTORY OVER ATLAS A. C.
Hardware City Boys Vanquish New Haven Basketball
 Stars By Score of 2S to 26 in Wonderful Exhibition

The first big surprise of the basket ball year in the Nutmes state occur red in Music hail. New Haven. last night when the supposedly invinciblo Atlas five went down to defeat at the hands of the brilliant All-New Britain basketball team which battles with the Southington kaceys at the Arch street armory tonight, Last nights : score was 2S-26,
 The New Britain five went on the floor practically unknown as a playing organization to the New Haven root CTS, but the game had not pro- eressed five minutes before the faus realized they were in to see real game, played by real players. Right off the hop New Britain Caged a basket and thereby took the lead and al- though the final score saw the two teams separated by but two points New Britain was not headed during the entire contes. The tally whom the first half ended showed New Brit ain leading ] 6 to II and although New Haven crawled up in the second period, they did not crawl fast enough to ovcrtakc the slight advantage.
 Each player on the Hardware City team was in tip top form and the re- markabIc exhibition given by pcllc- tier at right guard was one of th" out standing features Not only did the former Dartmouth star hold his op- posing forward without single basket during the entire gamo, but also from his guard position hc hook cd in field goal himself. Little Mcr- ritt Taylor also was flash on thu floor and accounted for a couple Of field goals as did Babcock, the former Sufield court star, ISab also shot in three from the foul line and Taylor looped in four,
 For New Haven Bailey with the shining light, hooking in six field goals. Chief" Larson played swell game at guard, holding the brilliant Bailey to three goals. while he him self accounted for three, The other three goals made by Bailey were from another position than that opposing Chief. "Chucllie" Wojak, a now com mnr in such fast company, more than kept up his own end. He outlumpod his New Haven opponent, guarded wall showed nice passing game and loopcd in a couple 10 boot, At the close of the game New Britain Was going even stronger than al the start. At the close Of the game New Britain was going even stronger than at the start and tonipht's game should be humdinger. Last nights lineup and summary:
 New Britain Atlas Taylor ..,.,,.,,..,..-... Layignr
 Left Forward
 BabcOck .....,.. 1.ailey. Botwinici
 Right Forward
 Wojack .....,,. Bot~inirk, Marltlc
 Center
 Larson ........,,,.. Witkin, lIailcy
 Left Guard
 pellctier ....p,..,.....,... Holman
 Right c uard
 Score. New Britain gS. Atlas 2G: field goals. Babcock 7. Taylor 2. Wo- jack .. Pellctier, Larson 2. Baiicy c., Botwaick 2. witkin 2. goals from fouls, Babcock ,, Taylor 1, Larson, Referee Carney
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
TRACEY FURGES0N WINS
 OYER QUILL VIA KAYO
Curric Beats Morro in Main Go At New Hayen-Russcll And
 McNuliy Also Win

New Haven. Dee. 15.---Joc Currie Of New Haven won the referees de- c;sion over Emil Morro. or Cuba, in the l0-round bout hero last night,
 Tracey Ferguson of Northford knocked out Frankie Quill, Of Brock ton, Mass. in the ninth round.
 Spark Plug" Joe Russell of New ark won the decision over Jimmy Bones of Bridgeport in 10 rounds.
 Jack MeNulty Of New Haven was awarded the decision over Frankie O'Brien Of Hartford in 10 rounds.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
U. of F. Football List
 Includes New Opponents

Philadelphia. Dec. i5.--Thc Eni- ,ersity Of Pennsylvania 1924 football schedule announced last night, con. tains two new opponents, Ursinus col. lege. which opens the season on Sep- tcmbcr 27 and the University of Nir- ainia on October .j. One date is still 10 Dc flied.
 The schedule follows.
 september 27. Ursinus college. october 1. Franklin and Marshall. i, SWarthmore; lS. Columbia uni- vorsity; 26, University Of Virginia: November I. Lafayette; s. topen); l5, Penn state: 2T. Cornell.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
EAGLES CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP

The Eagles \. C. claim the ii5 pound championship of tho city. hav- ing beaten all teams Of that weight They recently beat the Independents Those on the championship team arc. Barta. ]. Mauro. Iricl;son, Shepard. barrow, [. Garston. :. Garston. Gov ert. <. Mauro. stanck, McKabe. Fer raris. schacfer. Fat. Hewitt. cassllc. landino. Fred Zehrer. Callahan. Man agrr r. Zchrcr has closed the season and will now start basketball.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
iIsHIR REsIGNs N ARMY co,cu

West PoiH' Dec. 15.-ilarry Fisher basketball roH,h of the Army team for tAo last two years. resigned yrs- ter5ay Major Ven Fleet. captain of n" Army quinteJ io years ago, will succeed Fisher.
 In 1a22 the Army fiar. under Fish "r. was ranked wit' Tho l4gt in the country and th, team scoreI it's great ,si success bg winning from Anna pUlis.
 Last year tllc s9iJtrrs vcnt through thc rampaizH Hudsl atoL and urrc ranari th" ltadine team iu Inc tmted states.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
Wilson and Greb Matched
 For Championship Battle

NcW Nork, Dec. l5.-NcgotiatiOns practically have been closed for re- turn match on January Is for the worlds middloweight championship between Harry Greb, Of Pittsburgh, the titleholder and Johnny Wilson. Of Boston, The bout will be staged in Madison Square Garden. Grob wno the l60-pound crown from Wilson at the Polo grounds last August
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
WILSON GETS Ste.eno

Boston. Bft.. r.. -Tt i- ugv Jrroifr. lF sottl'd that JohHuy Wilson. former middl' weight champion. wiiI tccci,e a guara Ht"r Uf S1r."nG for his end fog hzhiirg Tat Mccarthy. the junior heht hravyacight uf Brorkton. Mass. ir tie star bout ol !" rounds. 10 dr. cisinn at fhr shoa of thr Armory \. C. in Boston nest Tueel8y night Nc. carthg IS to draw down gtsaranta. ci $500" for his services This fig an important light in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
Georgetown Star Signs
 Up to Play With Giants

New York. Dec. i5.---raui Florence halfbsck and captain or tho 1928 football team Of Georgetown univer- sity. and 8 baseball star. has signed contract to play or tho diamond for the New York Giants. sacrtt targ Tier ney announced last mght. iie said Fibre nee Will report al the end Of the collegiate year in June.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
Tanks Will Continue to
 Rent Park for Boxing

New York, Dee. 15.--Jacob Rup- pert, owner of the New York Yankees. will not close the Yankee stadium to boxing. Ed Barrow, his businc man. ager. announced today upon his rc- turn from the bascbalr meeting in Chicago.
 Despite the rrouOuHccmmt of President Ban Johnson Of tho Ameri- can league that "baseball and boxing did not miH" in banning fights in parks Of his organization. Barrow added. the Yankees will compete with the New York Giants mana cement to hold boxing attractions rcst summrr. However. Barrow said. none but thr biggest fights will be sought
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
First Skee Ball Game
 Won by Swirt's Stars

Rymsca rolled high single with 33o and also had high five strings with 1910. K. \. Anderson rolled second high with 1i4O and John Jacewicz was third with HOO. C. Lapointe Of the SaKons was the leading light of his club with 10Gn. Next Thursday at 9:30 p. m. the Saxons will met the Norse- men. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
t5 NaIInNs IsriHfn

I'aFIE Det TI---iIf' | nations fn- ciudine thc t'nttad sstei.s. aIH rarff- E'ats ir tii" f'yrur,ic -#-t.r arot7e at ( 'nsm5riN- Tls .rf~s sist rfpacd t,ss midnight. ard aitborzb tn, rsrals- lions pr0tta" that aa tu'ry mailed or ie ezraphcd bsfofs that hgHr shall be sccfrted. thr FrcneH cosnfniftrf. Jpes not expect that 5nF other countries silf b. rfpfs=zi.f,tsd
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
GEORGETOWN GRID CAPTAIN

Washington. Dec. f5.-FrCd W. sheehan. Of North Arlington, Mass was yesterday elected captain of inc Georgetown University football fHair. He has played right guard for tso years.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
CooSEY WINS By K. 0.

Holyoke, Dec. l5.--Jimmy Cooney Of Holyokc knocked out Red Watson of New Orleans in the second round of slugging match here last night. Watson substituted Of Johnny Drew.
 Young Dempsey of Hartford re- coiyed the referees decision over Dark Cloud of Springfield in q six round bout.
 Cooney's manager last night issued challencGe 10 fight Kid" kaplan in Hartford.
 Jimmy Murphy is the champion Of the motor races for 1928.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
WESLEYAN WINS

The Wesleyan basketball team won Aom thc Franklin Marshall quintet last night S7 to 31. Behind in the First half. the Mildietoan boys show cd a great rally in ihe closing period and tiually took tho lead never again 10 De- headed.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
Newport Matmen Winners
 Of Navy Wrestling Title

Newport K. l., Dec. l5.--Nowport Naval Training station last night won the inter-nafal training station wrest- ling championship when four Newport entries carried off victories in the five weight class finals against teams from the Great Lakes and Hampton Roads stations.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
VAN CoulNa TO NY,

rhicago. Dec. 15.- rharies Van. who mas nado big imuressiou in inc middi' west hy thr way b, bas h""n knocking orst His opponents. ieft for %sa Fsrf. wirsrr ho hir finish fra ming for His urst LoHt in tia r4zf. Na7 sigH'd q rouirae- i., tgre b. nft io meet Jo' -tgess '. former amateur heatyv i@ht champion. at Madison square Gar1en on Jer. zf.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
HAnTtuRD HIt.H IOsr.s

The Hartford Higb arhooi basket . I'all ieatn iosi last usgai to Torrirg- ton by score of Ia-Is. I.0ose play ing by the Blue and White account I for thtir defeat.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
SINGLE MEN WIN
Pattern Maker al COrbin's Find Bachelors Superior as Bowicrs at IrattrnaI Alleys.

\ large crowd witnessed the single men put il all over the married men from the pattern room Of the P. & r. Corbin last night at tho Fraternity bowling alleys. They arc also giving away SIS travelling bag to inc man rolling the best , consecutive strings from Dee. II to DoceBlber 2i. also a ladies hand bag to thc women bowl ing the best 3 strings from Dec. 14 to Dec. 24.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15

Goals:-k Knapp {, fshm |, Lipman 2, Richman {, A. F'inke ,, Wolfram 2. Robinson 5, Metcaif 1, Boyle 2, Croc- ket i. Fouls-Knapp l, Umpire, Hum- phrey. Scorers. Billy Licbcr. Clay. Timer. Clark. Final score, Pawnics 20, West Side Tigers 2s.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
SOUTHINGTON BRINGING
 STRONG OUTFIT TONIGHT
Ncichboring Village May he small But It Has Bang-Tp Good
 Basketball Team

The Southington kaceys will come over here tonight with a band of rooters to watch their basketball out fit make an effort to humble tho un- defeated All-N"w Britain at the Arch street armory at 2 D. m. In the preliminary game the h. dependents and Eagles clash in the opening Of the city amateur league The lineup for the big game to- night follows: ~outhineton k. orC New Britain
 Right forward Coylc ....,......., Taylor, La liar
 Left forward flAhh ''''''..' ''.,...s..,.. Nojeck
 Center Gill .,.,.......... Felliter. Kiiduff
 Right guard Shc,han .....,.,........... Larson
 Left guard Chic Hayes. r,frreo.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
Hmbar En.,.

-'Cguid yen spare II.e time for an h5ur-s faIk
 sertainiy NJ a5fe bss inst ioid me sae-n ie ready in fninuta -t t.z- ( tIaHge.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-15
PAKNEES WIN AGAIN
New Britainitcs Go Over to south Manchester and Again Defeat the West Side Tigers.

The Pawnies travelled to South Manchester last night and defeated the well known West Side Tigers for the second time this season to the tune of 29-2S.
 Even though handicapped in weight and size the local boys were in- vincible.
 Remarkable playing was displayed by the entire team. playing rings around the Manchester boys through out the entire fray.
 Knapp. Richman and A. Finke star red; the winning point was made by Knapp through a foul.
 The lireup follows: