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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
Fl WING CADETS WINNERS
AGAINST VIRGINIA TECH

5 ROANOKE, Vac Nov. 30s-Virs
ginia Military Institute defeated
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, s.
t0A 0, in their annual fotbaH con-.
test here yesterday before Governors
Trinkle and Is, 900 spectators.
score, but Wyndham White, star.
fullback Of ". M. l.. got into the
lineup in the third period and
largely by his own personal eyer
tons plunged through the Tech lire
for the one touchdown Of the day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
APACtsEs BEAT EAGLES
IN CHAMPION sEIlP CAME

The fighting Apaches. with am
billions OF one day winning the un-
limited GLASS sandlot football cham
pionship, at least are able to keep.
well on top OF the heap In the 1b0-
pound division. They defeated the
Anacostia Eagles, 13 to D. and pot.
ished OFF the last contender Tor
the niiddleweight title.
White, Smithson and Durity
combined In q drive that gave the:
Apaches touchdown in the first
quarter. The Eagles, fighting
gamely, held the enemy equal IN
the second and third quarters.
The Apaches scored again in the
final on forward. pass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

further varsity c01npeet tlO1l.
So when DR.. Jock Sutheft land GtIes.
cessft1I coach ct Iafayette for the
ct five years, talgesEtlfe place, 81 his
- aceptor, Pop Warner, he will have
= gigantic task to- produce g WINNING
eleven.
But SutherIandss record a. q tleyel.
oper OF talent cit Lafayette Il expect.
ed to carry him through to s1ccess
here, with the few varsity men he
will have next year and the best
products Of e good 1928 freshman.
team. A
Members Of the present eleven who
have played their last game wearing
he blue and Gold are Captain Lloyd
Jordan, halfbaclk; Kard Bohren, half
back; u. q. .Redr ByerN, ku1iback;
Nick Colonna, halfbaclk: w. III.
.Hooto Flanagan end; w. y, aaines,
guard; Harry SeidelsoEl, Quarterbac
Nick Shuler, guard; Paul Ten1pletoL,
halfback, and G. "A. Poke Williams,
end. ss
Captain Jordan, In edition to
starring at football his LIST two l
varsity years, also won his varsity
r III basketball and baseball and
came within B few points ~ GET I
ting 3 letter for track. He never
played football before entering
Pittsburgh and gained his first
knowledge Of the great college
sport IS 3 member Of the fresh.
man team four years ag0.
Karl Bohren, whose home ii IN
ReynoldsvilIe, Pa, played one year
at the University 81 Georgia under
the coaching Of Jimmy DAf1art, for
mer great Pittsburgh back before
matchmaking here. Bol1ren . now
finishing his second year as e Pitts
burgh varsity player and hiss been
boosted by Warner a. one OF the
greatest backs he has ever seen.
Halfback Hoo" Flanagan has d
year more OF schooling at the uni
versity, but won't be eligible for foot
ball becauSk or having played one
year ct small college In West Vir-
ginia before entering Pitt.
Nick COlOnna, while not always
the regular fuIIbaclx, has been good I
enough to get IN almost every
game. The KaCt tI4at he was bat
kiiKlg with such Iaage0dOmg, no
Tiny Hewitt and Andy Gusts fno11
hIone kent GOlOnna from handing i
regular berth.
The same goes for Red Byers,
who also gave q splendid account oi
himself whenever called upon. he
is also former basketball star, hay
ing captained the 1922 Pitt quintet.
Both 1923 yarsity guards. Seiclel.
son and TempietOn, win be gradual,
ed next June: Seidelsclln ana Tenn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

can get It TOT you, SAID Joe,
providing You give me ten bucks
If you win and five bucks if you
lose. / can split the purse, maxi
ing it forty bucks apiece for you
and Billy, win or lose"
Johnston and Barrett fougEt.
They fought q thrilling six-round
DRAW. As nothing had been
mentioned between Humphreys
and Johnston regarding q DRAW
decision, Humphreys didn't get 4
nickel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
MARQUETTE TEAM KEEPS
ITS SLATE UNBLEMIsHED

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 3o.-Mar.
quette kept its slate clean by defeat
ing the University of Vermont, 20 to
., before a big holiday crowd. I'll
was the second win for the Hill.
toppers over an Eastern eleven this
season, Boston College having been
beaten, to 6, in Boston earlier in
the year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
New Field Will Help.

Arlington county had such a sue
cessflil baseball series that 1t Is
still talked about at times and
Cherrydae is already busy On
plans for next year. It's new field,
which will be ready by spring, will
help greatly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
CITY CLUB BASKETERS
SHOW REAL ZIP
By r. q. THOMAS.

City basketball into the first rank and an
nounces to things this winter
the Washngtons independent basket
They the splendid basketball hall at the
enough know somethlng 70
business Of the city interested IN
their game. . ..,4.
than trife, have frs,class
the wh competition that breeds interest anu the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
TriangIes Challenge.

The Triangle midgets challenge
elevens of their division, desiring
particularly game for next Sun
day with either the Blazing Rags
or the Trinity n1idgets. Al Kline,
OF 80 H street northwest, is handling
the Triangle's schedule.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
VIRGINIA A. C. DEFEATS
ITS ARCH GRID ENEMY

= A field goal by Windsor Simpson
IN the last few minutes of play
gave the Virginia A. C. a 3.to.6D
victory over its priced rival for
the Alexandria sandlot title. the
Independent A. C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

In the South. Texas would seem
TO be the front runner but Centre
tCollege, unbeaten in it's own sec.
tion, might care to take violent Is.
sue. On the West coast alone -
the championship title q clear one.
California again has beaten on all
opposition with washington rum
MIA, Stamford and Arizona grouped
an third position, though the final
standing OF the, coast conference
may, decree otherwise.
Personally and for our nOaL essen.
dial part, we would rate the section
champions In this manner. to wit:
East, Yale; middle West. Michigan
and Illinois: South, Texas; Pacific
coast. California.
Placing Yale above Cornell Is
procarious business. since the
question Of superiority never can
Be proved. It Is merely an .opin-
ION, based On the writer's belief
that the Yale team b faster and
carries the greater variety and
deception on attack and the
greater number 02 scoring plays
Possibly Yale would crumble before
CornelI's 0ff.taclle runs. Pennsyl-
vania didn't yesterday. however,
and PENIS defense doesn't rate
with Yaless. We are constrained to
believe that Pennsylvania couldn't
hold Yale for downs twice inside
the 20-yard line. as 1t did Cornell.
Merely as q scoring proposition,
the Bulldog seems to have the edge
IN many departments, It's ability to
shift from the running to the pass
ing game being reader than Cor.
nell Then again. Cornell has no
field goal kicker 70 class with NAL
lory.
Michigan and Illinois at the head Of
the middle western procession. Mar
quote again went through its sea:
didn't face the opposition that fell
TO Yaless share, Marquette must
Be rated q step behind the pace
because OF q lighter schedule than
the conference teams took on.
IN tll intermediate group, NOtre
Dame, Minnes0ta Chicago and
Nebraska would be found. In
corresponding classification here
might he placed Syracuse and
West Virginia with the remainder
81 the situation so eFiss-eF0Bsed
with defeats and counter defeats
Is g defy our humble efforts.
The same holds true Of the South,
where the first time in some years
the field in general appears to have
been of mediocre quality. Texas,
Baylor, Centre College and Wander
bilf might be said to be the outstand-
ing teams with Texas earning g.
shade in spite Of its scoreless tie
with Baylor,
AT that. Texas can be no inept
pl1eh over for It beat Vanderbilt Is
points and Vandy held Michigan to a
Held goal. We speak of the average
Southern team when we say that the
field was below standard.
Yesterday, Of course, was by no
means free OF upsets. It was an up
set, no less, that Pennsylvania held
Cornell TO q lead Of one touchdown
and might have pulled out q tie with
more punch In its backfield In the
first half.
The faint OF the upset was also
noted In w. & Us victory over West
Virginia in Pittsburgh,s defeat of
Pennsylvania State and In Lehigh's
victory over Brown. These were
only a few among many.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

Bill Osgood, the manager, played
for years with considerable dis
tinction in the gyms Of Boston,
Mass Doc Singer performed on
the varsity quint Of the University
of Colorado. Charlie Boteler made
his. mark in basketball at George
washington.
Stanley Taylor played for some
years in Baltimore. Elmer Bliss
won more than passing fame on
various teams i'm Pennsylvania.
Joe Baldwin was star Mt East
ern High School and on various
Independent teams in washing
tom
Harry Harris was one of the
greatest basketball players turned
out of Business High School. He
starred with the American Legion's
crack team last season and in
college days was crack. Johnnie
Johnson is speedy forward, if Bill
Osgood is an authority, and Kruln
is deserving VI a pAdCC lIilOIlE IAtC
foremost centers in this city. Settle
is a former Allegheny College star.
These are the City Clubs players
and when they have had more
work together should form a for
midable combination. The work
is lined up for them. Seven games
with strong teams will be played
in December, and one is of EAR
ticular interest.
This will bring to Washington
the New York Nationals, among
whom are nationally known play.
ers. The game will be played
december II, in the big ballroom
OF the City Club, which can nc.
comodate several hundred spec
tatOrs.
Here's the December schedules:
December 6, 121st Engineers, at
the army; 10, Alexandria Light In
fantry, at city Club; IL, Frederick,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
PITT &C rs New COACH
NEEDS NE EVEN

PITTSBURGH, University
ball coach and, Incidentally win require new varsity
eleven we'll ss
For with the departu Glenn {PCp) head Pitts
members Of the fairly
IL with
nelgbty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
THE FIRST TIME JOE HUMPHREYS WAS
GYPPED

BOUT the they building the Brooklyn Bridge Jimmy
Johnston fighter and Joe Humphreys was mannge
fight Billy Barrett the Engshman and they asked Joe dig
rushed up to Jimmy joint finding The Bandit
at home made proposition Joe said that the club offered
$50 for q fight between Barrett and Johnston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
Here's a Question.

Here's a Question.
" ERE'S a question:
III Does drugstore cowboy
use the awning rope to lasso
the frolicsOme fillies as they fit
by the corner MIKE SWIFT.
Canada Gals Cheerful Chirps.
s. A YOUTH is a minor until
~ he is twenty-one, but
when does girl attain
her majority"
A girl ceases to be minor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
LAST RITES TOMORROW
OVER BODY POLITIC
OF FOOTBALL
By DAVIS =. WALSH.

NEW YORK Nov S0-The will be observed tomorrow
football which life
lmost extinct. Football is dying lingering DEATH
the four major sections OF
country heirs pickering over the legaces Of champion
FOR championship rating with West Virginia Hnay eliminated zee
Middle West Michigan Illinois pleased admit that they
roost jointly coIaboracn but would be rugged
that his doesn't belong.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

BOBBY LIND.
From One of the Boys.
NEW YORK,
Nov. 10, 1923.
~ EAR TAD:
Here's pure logic: Every
one at the Firpo-D Dempsey
fight who could think was of the
opinion that had Firpo been pos
sessed of a good left hand, some
good ring knowledge and had
been given proper ring condition
ing, he would have licked Demp-
sey. If that is right, then
Dempsey would have been no
match for Jeffries, for Jeffries,
in addition to being as big and
as strong as Firpo, possessed one
Of the deadliest left hands known
to flstic history, a hand that had
to travel but a few inches to
spell curtains to his adversary.
Jeffrles was very aggressive;
always coming in with that
deadly left stuck out in front of
him. He could stand a beating,
as poor old Fitz proved to us.
He fought all sorts, the strong
and hardy Sharkey, the ring gen
esral Fitzsimmons, the master
boxer Corbett.
Who has Dempsey fought? Glib
Dons held him off, and if Gibbons
had been more aggressive he might
have had Dempsey in trouble. As
a boxer, Gibbons couldn't compare
with Corbett.
Suppose Jeffries, Fitzsimmons
Corbett, Mccoy or Jack johnson
had Dempsey in the condition in
which Firpo had him in the first
round. Would he last out? / guess
not.
Dempsey just happened at time
when there were no real fighters
around. If Wills has the fighting
heart of Jeff, Fitz or McGovern,
Dempsey will lose his crown. That
IS my only doubt about Wills as
regards his beating Dempsey.
ONE OF THE OLD ONES.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

WINE DdSeDAH was gtlu warm
in late summer, Nate Sauber,
Yankee leader. was chirping in
optimistic manner Of a proposed
Intercity basketball league of
Washington, Baltimore and Hagers-
town teams, and perhaps teams of
other near places.
Nate was q trifle out of sea.
son, but his song would 20 over
big et this time. The intercity
league plan sounds thoroughly
reasonable, even though 70 did
not, when first proposed. catch
the approval Of the AIOysius club.
the Washington champion.
The Aloysius club announced un.
officially its policy to stick to
arnateurisTn. The league was to
be pro. It would be far better
OFT with Aloysius in It than other.
wise, but Washington would be
wei enough represented by the
Yankees and Legionnaires. Allow
sius could continue it's feud with
the Yankees and Legionnaires
Independent of the league.
An open basketball league In
Washington at this time has little
real appeal because Of the scarcity
OF top-notch teams. The three
mentioned here have ali others
showed undeg. The City Club e
- 8
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30
How About This Lineup?

How About This Lineup?
T. orc. is "full o. prunes."
- The following team could
lick the spots out of his unbeat-
able Cd team eight days out of
seven, any or every week:
Ruth, r. f.; Cobb, c. f.; Burns,
]. f.; Chase, h.; Hornsby, 2b.;
Wagner, S.; Frisch, 3b.; Bres-
nahan, c.; Mathewson, McGinnity,
Brown, Waddell, pitchers.
Yours very truly,
BOBBY LIND.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-30

Here's the December schedules:
December 6, 121st Engineers, at
the army; 10, Alexandria Light In
fantry, at city Club; IL, Frederick.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-02
Resoluciones Judiciales

20. para que Ell demandante nresente su
moci5n sobre desestitnaci6m de solici-
tud para sehalar..
s Febrero ss::Diegos Agiieros y Co
* otro Us Carmen Maria Prado. Ter
,cerfa!s. ,Celebrado~ Ell jhicioy con ,asisten,
scia de las parties, "a Gorte .dieta sen
:tencias clafanao con lttgar Ia deman-
.sla sihe tef6eEfa, ts.,e eI ain foinas-i1 zen
question perteneces d la senerita Car.
men Maria Prado, imponiendole las
costas a los demandantes.
Regina del Vale vs f. Conde Y A
wollzer. Nulidad. etc. Comparecen
las parties a la vista de este cslso. FL
demandante practic6. su priIeba. Los
demandados hacen argumentan una
moci6n sobre falta Gle jurisdiction dc
este tribunal para seguir entendieade
de este pleito, fundada en- la cuantfa
probada de las sumas reclamadas Ell
La demanda. la Corte declara cor
lugar licha moei6n y ordena ell archi-
vo de los autos de este case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-02
CoRTE DE, DIsTRITO. DE SAN
JUAN, DIsTRITO 20.

Febrero % - Ramon Garcia. " otros
VS. ,Manyel.. Fernandez. Nnifdad de
contrato. s. Por estipulaci6n de los abe-
gados de, las.spartes. la.fCorte ordena
Ia Suspension de este case Rasta nue.
ro ,sehalataiente. 4 II
Jesds NJ Rossy VS. Eladio Marquee
v otro. Injunction. Comparecieron
las parties v discutferon la exception
previa de los demandados, la Corte
las deelara sin lugar. Practicada la
prueba, Ia Corte seiiala para la tarde
de hoy la inspection. qued6 sometido
ell case. reservandose Ia Corte la re-
soluci0n.
Justo N. Malta carrillo. Partiei0n.
La Corte imparte su aprsbaci6n las
[operaciones particionales verificadas
en- escritura No. 80 de 10 de Julio de
1918. sobre bienes de Nicolas Malta y
Garcia Garrillo.
Ag;istina Quinones. Inscription de
nacimielto. la Certe orflena al En-.
cargado del Registro Civil de Lola,
para que preceda a la inscription de
un nifo nombrado Telesforo, hijo ma
tural de La peticionaria.
Maria carrilIo vs. Arcadio Alejan-
drino. Desahucio. Por estipulaci5n
presentada por los abogados- de las
parties, la corte certifica la transcrip-
cion de la evidencia presentada por
el taqufgrafo, y ordena que la misma
forme parte del alegato de La senten-
cia, los efectos de Ia apelacion.
Cresencio Matfas vs. Emilio Garcia.
Divorcio. Sc anota iasrebcldfa del de-
mandado.
Diego Agiieros y Co. rs Pedro Pra-
do Landr5n. Cobro de dinero. La
Corte con la conformidad de los abo-
gados, deja sin efecto q scGalaniens
to de este case, y sefala "a 8 de mar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-02

era rnuy inferior. La conclusion de
Harveyses ebvia !: que Ia version Jeo.
vistica es acknowledgements I'm truce
de los compiladorss israelitas para ar,
monizar la historic de Ia creaci6n con
las condiciones sociales de inferioridad
ZEN que viva Ia nnujer israelita; y va
es tempo de que este engaiio sea eli
lninado de las Escrituras.I Y no basta
hacer tai scosa Esf necesario reformar
tambien Ell Decalogo. les que no Sc
I han dado cuenta las nuieres de que los
Diez Ma1damientos no Sc referen a
elias? ... iAcaso Ell Decalogo prohibe a
las nujeres desear ;e1 rnando ajenof..
tLas obliga a honrar al padre y a la
madre? =. lies prohibe matar, 70,
BARI. Recuerden ustedes el manda-
1niento que ordena en- la Biblia, la OBJ
servancia del sabado: "Trabaja seis
dias, dice Ell Exodo Xxx, Q, 10y haz
en- ellos todo tu trabaio. Pero el sep
timo dia esta consagrado tn Dios,
mo debeis hacer en- el ningun trabaio,
nj til, nj tu hijo, nj tu hija, nj tn cria-
do, nj tn. criada, nj tus hestias, nj el
forastero quien 1ayas dado hospita-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-02

hdadr. Todas las personas de la casa
" taun las bestiasl estan especificadas,
y a elias debe aplicarse la prehibici6n,
exceptoa a una. En- efecto, no esta es-
critic: mi tu 1nujer" 1 Por que?, Por-
que seSnecesitaba que alguien preparase
la,comida de los denlas'
{ Y he aqui una raz6n de mas para Ia
trefor1na: Q volver escribir el Decalo-
go de modo que imponga claramente
Taun las: mujeres, Ia abstenci6n de cier-
tos actos y deseos, Q hacer un Decalo-
go especial para las mujeres.
Las ferninistas aprueban con entu-
siasmo Por donde quiera Sc CO
menta y Sc hace doctrina. No ha fal-
tado, sin embargo, algdn espiritu mas
sencillo que Sc ha contentado con hacer
esta observation: 81 Diantre, es YER
dadl Los diez Mandamientos al
menos algunos de ellos, no son aplica,
bles a las mujeres. \ de este nadie
Sc habia dado cuenta en- 2000 amos. El
primero en- lamar la atencion sobre
este particular, ha sido Ell Coronel Har-
vey, Embajador Americana en- Lon.
Edres."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-02

Este parece ser el origen del nombre
de Eva tsegin dice Harvey). aunque
no es menos cierto que IA palabra "ivi
Ien tahitiano signi6ca vida, no hue
50.
, 1923-03-04
INDOOR CIRCUS
Of ELkS To Be
MAJOR EVENT
Elaborate Plans Laid to
Assure Success for
Coming Fete.

The E,ks' Indoor circus which VIII
be held in Casper March 81 to April
7. is one Of the largest events ever
attempted indoors in Casper. Tho en-.
tire Elks' temple will be used to stage
the circus in.
Many persons have been inquiring
recently regarding the nature Of the
affair. The only difference between
this circus and a circus under canvas
Is that this affair Is staged indoors.
1t has some OF the biggest and best
acts OF tho larger American ~circuses.
Including funny clowns, animals.
serial. trapeze. ironjaw. and casting
acts. in fact everything to make up a
FIRST class circus perforCance.
In conjunction with the circu
, 1923-03-04

After a attack OF the grip or
pneumonia, or even a hard cold. the
blood is left thin. watssy. and one
is said to be anemic. Instead of the
blood cells being round, as in dia-
gram "a, they become irregular. as
in b.. When you feel weak. nerv.
GUS, or the skin breaks out in PIN
pies, eruptions or bolls. and you feel
blue and without any snap or
energy. sometimes hands cold and
olammy. there Is usually a large de-
crease in the red or white blood cor
pusoles and you should build up with
some good blood-builder and tonic.
such as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. which is made without
alcohol. from native medicinal roots
and herbs. Ingredients printed on
bottle wrapper. This Golden Medical
Discovery not only cleanses the blood
OF impurities. but II increases the
activity Of the blood-making glands.
and it enriches the body with an
abundant supply OF pure. rich blood.
Good blood means good health;
good health means strong men and
women. full of vigor and ambition,
, 1923-03-04
AFTER GRIP AMI HARD WINTER COLDS
(BT LEE HERBERT SMITH, NJ. p.)

with minds alert and muscles ever
willing.
You can quickly put yourself IN
Al condition by going to your drug
gist and obtaining THU Discovery of
Doctor Pierce's. In tablets or liquid,
or write DR.. Pierce, President In
valids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y, for
free medical advice. Send 10 cents
II you desire a trial package of tho
Golden Medical Discovery, in tablet
form. Everywhere folks testify to
it's merits.
Helena, Mont-'Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal rs a blood tonic or as a liver
and stomach medicine. I was in very
bad physical condition, due to having
liver trouble and gastric stomach
condition. 1 also suffered with severe
bilious headaches and my blood was
in an impoverished state. BY the
use of the Golden Medical Discovery
I was relieved OF all these conditions
which had caused me SO much trouble
and distress."-Joseph A. widmer,
307 Hoback St.-Advertisement.
, 1923-03-04

BOSTON. March 3.-The CONNER
ciai Bulletin says:
Activity in the wool market has
been tapering off gradually for the
past three weeks and the current
week has been the dullest for some
time although there is stIl a moder-
ate business being done in small
quantities as a rule. and fairly diver,
SIZED in character, as well as fairly
widely dispersed.
Trading between dealers is at low
ebb. Most of the activity is from
deyker TO manufacturer. Prices keep
Generally steady, rejecting the
: steady. firm ton OF the goods mar
ket.
The foreign markets are slightly
easier. except on the best woods
which are virtually Arm. Liverpool
declined, compared with London's
close, Ave to IN per cent on merinos.
cross breds being poor supply and
hardly changed from the Hui sale.
The primary markets are steady.
Mohair is slow but steady.
Domestic, Wisconsin half blood.
5o962c; p blood. 5595ec; 4 blood.
50@51c.
Secured basis. Texas ine. 70
months. s1.ss91.4s; fine, s months.
s1.25Q1.2e.
California: Northern. $1.55@1.4o;
Middle county, s1.2O@1.25; southern.
$40 los.
Oregon eastern number /. staple,
s1.4o91.42; fine and Inc combing.
sl.259l.35; eastern clothing. $1,000
1.25; valley number l, s1.2o91.25.
Territory: Fine staple choice,
s1.4291.45; half blood combing, s1.so
91.32; % blood combing. s1.oo9i.1o;
x blood combing. 9OG95c.
NQu Expected at Shallow Depth.
Gin Ruby, a Denver geologist. has
been examining the holdings of the
Burnley OIL company in the Riverton