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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Hooks & Slices
on Local Links
RY ALEX c. ROSE

Gene Hatton and DR. Auhrc,
Martin returned the other day from
a very successful bear hunt Gene
brought back a blue grouse and Au'
brey 4 string % - nice, bis trout
When r. II. l.. Dick" brock.
man. OF tho ". X. firm Of Faltey.
Rrockman. going to take up
goifs
lie 4. . member Of InElewood;
has a set Of clubs. which was n
is.. Christmas Eift from his
employs: but nary n ball has
this man with the BUY up
stairs and save $40" slogan tried
10 knock off the tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20

Harold Murphy-what do golfers
mean BY a rum"
Jack cusiek-A msrciful dispense.
ton Of providence by which our top
ped shots travel nearly as far as our
ordinary ones.
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ground is quite hilly, no stiff
climb will confront a player
on his travel holewards.
Archltoc; tombstone has also giycn
"A variety % one. two and three.
shot holes that viii be hard TO find
their equal on tho Pacific coast.
Certain u Is that tho layout has
no super.ora on the Pacific slopes
than wha, Bob Johnstone turned
over 20 the Tolecm-Iamison comb.
nation Tor the Olympic Golf and
Country club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20

Bob tombstone the veteran professional Of the Seattle
Golf club in planning the planned weso well that
no two faways parallel TO each other and altho the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
New Links Is Handsome
Addition to Golf Game
Billy Bocom, Earl Jamison, Bob Johnston and Fran.
els James Are Men Deserving Credit for New
Links; Course Is Situated Just North of CITY Limits
BY ALEX c. ROSE

IF We GOLFERS Of Seattle to gaze on somethn,
worth while take out TO ~ S5th ST. and 18th ave
W. and look the 120 that less than five month";
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
DAUGHTERS WASTED HINT

~ IIU"" WWI WWHH TWT|II FWWWI
'Iu drive little closer TO the
stand &c. Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Everett Wins
From Spokane
Prep Eleven

E'TETtETT wash Soy. .ss-I'lav
Il Ing On a slippery field caused
by the frost the Everett and Lewis
ana Clarke high school football
teams sl.!ddsd and slipped thru 81
minutes u hard fought football here
yesterday. Everett winning ~ ~ o.
Everett held the advantage lu ne
tint half good pun'iuE by the spo-
kane team keeping o. goal line clear.
Early In tho third quarter John
Fieysrs took a long forward paEE and
ran 20 yards Tor q touchdown,
Later Everett puutsd and the Epo-
kane safety thought the bail would
70 over the line He was showed and
ZEN on the hall, tho slippery oval
bouncing out Of his grasp and Loren
Sherman fell on tho hall and wig
glsd across tho line with o.
Spokane scored a touchdown On the
last quarter when Bryan took
forward pass across the line. AW
tries for points were missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Washington Retains Entire
Backfield for Next Season

Guttormssn, too. should b. able TO
kick by next fall. injured tsndons
in his kicking foot making Il i'm.
possible for him TO punt this aca.
son. And Wilson. who klckea
pretty well when forced into tho
Job. may show a lot Of Improve
ment.
with such an array Of backs
enough TO run effective interior.
onc". Many plays were gummed
up this year By poor interference
running,
BaEshaw viii undoubtedly spend
most OF tho spring practice time In
teaching fundamentals. paying par.
ticulnr attention TO his new lines.
men.
Coach BaEshaw can devote most Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

nay Delaney and Bob Roper. Hun.
man showed that be was no fash
IN tho pan. he looked impressive
"a both yigi0usH-
Not that Huffman Il any coming
champion, or anything Ike that
bat the Navy hattisr is one Of
the few Big fellows uncovered ia
thesa diEgings who had any ear.
marks n real class.
S0i only can DO hlt but hs boxes
fairly well and knows what rs all
about Tor a big man. he's 81,
tremrly fast and speed iu the
heavyweight division means much.
Huffman IL making another start
next Tus5iay and lr's meeting q
foxy gent named Frankie Murphy
ia a -.E round scrap.
Murphy looked Ike million
when no rmsarsd Ted Snyder all
over The ring here q short time
.ur8. Snyder had been winning an
o., tHr Pebbles. tlFard 70 Rick Camptsu.
rfa vHH calling decisions 90 FIRST tass
tAat cHg. ard sald. ~fFs Er-n 90 many
] people pas here today fhat think III
open a cigar store an tfiH corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ORDINATIONS wreck tho wash.
VI iugton football line for next sea.
son. but when the Husklcs report
for football practice in the spring
"a veteran backfield wiz answer the
summons.
George Wilson, Elmer Tcsrcau.
George Guttormssn, Harold Patton.
Mike Hanley. BIN Charleston and
Harold shidler. the men who saw
action in most Of the big games.
will all be on hand.
And add 20 this number Elmer
Tesreau and Pat wilson from the
champion frosh eleven.
II Louie Tesrcau's broken ankle
mends Il will give Washington one
Of the best kickers In the game.
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49,. =. 2

Big Wc1tFat Benny Levine now
eats bis sunday lunch IN the Jeticr,
son Park clubhouse dining room
Reports have d that this lawyer,
golfer does not care what kind o.
sandwich Is placed before him he'll
eat o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Jesse Douglas Scores Touchdown Against Cornell
StoUe League

rus Nsu NaHs YasEs have o. nri
-a#Err rnfrE HH fErl are FH.H
#HHF#a fH rH.E r#.I#a @HH rH# E#r
waltz E#rr aH aHraI Battle rrr H.H JOB
.aa FfarrE HaT ~ q g.IrHrr. I|f Has
changed aFFr Hr'H rrE#.ar aafa ai
Hfa aHfHfE fH mace ere BALI
Ea.IHH fTf Ter over 300 r..a raHt HraH1lE
nai.s pyr. gnr - thr fsa hsFkrg base.
HaHT rIagsfa on Hgnrf. aHH called ere 3D.
Eafr ~ coo frs EHa rr-rf-f f1 E.aF l"e
rara HrHfr aEH.H aHg Las signed HI'a
IHr EHFHHrs r.aH N faa IHrfFrH sraE
uTr. % HairrlHFr uffa UsffaI8 IH fsr
IHfrraarI7raI lraEar. rHH'I HaFe E'FrH Hl
HarEeF NJ HH tHI been ED r1 fHH gE
taaH. Eaf tHH deal faHiuE fa material
irr pfr rss arHiar1 90 uT HIs baEa 90
booker aEaia-
GoorEs risisr. manager % the ~,
Lrufs Dresses Es ErspIHE iH condition fhis
year tT r'agfHE aIHaHa frnHia ORR she
East IHtF az F.atr aHEHau nasty
racquet la ne raaf game alH.rT %
afrt fHHt f9HHalHE che taN iH fHis fssf
game uIii lHgf1ar bic sTra frr Eafltlg,
a. BE- s.U he'd irH4rIH fEla past Fsfaflrf
From bic previous optical ffH-ttr
Ilmsr saith viii have anstilsr chance
fa fEs ~ leagues usHi year gIarHnnti
raviuE purchased Eim from tEH Arsfi1aH
aHaa-iafiaa.
Fmtih Est served time Win Cleveland.
Boston end hsH Iark iH IHs American
lsaEls
up uaH great fame tY hiiilUE homer
eth tbs bases RULED far Cleveland Do a
affId'a series game HiIh HraeEiEu tH
$3.50 ffs YES asrt faF q whole rrasg1 az
Hirru E.ftrT Tg enc lartrru before rF.HE
arrt UaHa f1 enc wirUTH 1ia Doe Ef
H8msTt IH thr association 1srlHE fHr peat
gear.
nanis Hush. who landed washinEtsn IN
f1arfH place after yfaru iH iHH second afa
vision. only 90 49, fEs air and make Euy
or STANLEY Harms. rE1 con abe uHftd :
cite fhlf gear has been signed 90 iarfls
fHr frHIaHaTHils tram. ig enc A. A.. Erain.
uasH had FFTT F#rfrftfgI tsaHgs ia
rhsH Ma Western miner thfs Ffar. come
log home iu second place. ard being ln
Gle fars ttraaat tEa season.
The past season Mobile aud Little hsss
asrs staring one % fHufs ElTH rrTriHs
games 900 Dor hfTrFrHur. The Bears
atrH having BIG day uIiH no taf
laarHiHE up me fafrlF Eara fHIriTrs or q
arrrH runs
Haba HsrmEa. hard btuH1r fret szsl.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Eddie Huffman Is Big
Noise of Seattle Ring
Navy Fighter Shows Well in Recent Main Events
He's Fast; Huffman Fights frankie Murphy Here
Next Week; Murphy Smart and Looks Good

.0f bis nights, but he laakrl IKE
an amateur On Lh bout with H1r
ply.
TIE New Orleans battlsr = plenty
ru.1rt and while 10 didn't show
H. U. punch, be pouaisi Snyder
badly ana the fight was stopped .u
the fifth round
The Murphy Hoffman fEbt Is q
logical ono and figures 20 ha ag
interesting glove argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28


with The defeat o. Illinois b.
Minnesota and the failure OF any
eleven ia the East 10 rise 20 con.
spieu8m heights. tho tendency
seems general 10 nominate Nours
Dame a. the champion football
team q The year ono expert wrote
knu'e Eoekns's team Is playing
1898 football while their opponents
arc silI IN tho 1894 stage. Eoglne
is considered q leading exponent 81
tho modern game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Ever since johnnie Dore, the W.
K. lawyer, landed a place on tho park
board tho family rugs have been
feeling the effects % his mashis
practice, Take your puttsr. J5hnnls.
it's much easler-on the rugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Bernie Burnside. tho hat man,
i now located In hts new store
at Fifth and [ uion. but that does
not stop him from engaging In a
little game 81 golf once In .
while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Bill Elliot Is the owner Of a
hallmnrker. but he has become
acquainted with the fact that
ball into which has been deeply
bitten the inscription "Wm. ~.
liot Dies not prevent it, being
knocked into the rouEh-aud
lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

While playing the fourth a. Jsff
srson park Sunday, Jack Scott dl-.
covered a hole I1 h.H pants pocket
and that a dime had dropped out. Ito
worried 20 that be went completely
or hts game and didn't win a hole
The rest % the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Herb MacGiunitic never knew
the world was 80 large until he
played IS holes ut Ingrlwood.
Schwahaehcr bros. Lost money on
Mac" the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Tommy Olsen. Tho Seattle Sea
Hawk. viii raid the Eolt links fsome.
one viii contribute the balls and
clubs. A sliclrr sweater. pants.
stockings and shoes would also be
acceptable. lie has the cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

DDIE IlUTFHAh
d. fhr bE ugH
Ga seattle tDia5
with the nEH'
fans
IT'S seldom that
a hsavyveirh'
comes along that
fhoan The cias,
Huffman hal
demonstrated r.
Gently
In licking Jim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

hls time to building up bis forward
wall.
lie has tho nucleus OF unn from
tho holdoveu % this years squad.
Cole. Cutting and Douglas. ends: LIS.
ter and Thompson. tackles. EthcrinE.
lugton and MeRac. guards. Rice
and Bonhmy. ecntrrs.
Bin Grimm. who had charge Of
Lister, Thompson and Bonamy this
fail on his supcr.yarslty team. was
very enthusiastic about their var.
siiy possibilities.
II will BE- hard Job finding n
man AZ reliable az Chalmers Wal.
ters has been at center Tor tho past
three seasons.
one thing BaEuhaw must do and
that Is develop some guards fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

The non,arrlyBl Of a carload Of
lemons and oranges does not worry
Bert kcllam, the Sunkiat ooclsatoo.
half as much aH bis golf game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Frank Van Patisn has laid aside
his clubs for the winter Playing In
ollskins n ru.noua to tho swing. aays
this dollhouse plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

When Joe Dirard. tho cigar
man. gets into 4 bunker. he Just
smokes himself out Of IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Triumph in
Melee Here

TuIE columbia college team of
4 Portland was too good Tor the
Seattle college eleven when they met
at Denny field yesterday. and tho
Portlandsr. walked or with a $50
victory IN tho Turkey day same,
A brilliant Offensive smashed 10
way thru tho Ineffective Seattle de-
fcusr,
The Seattle boys flashed a drive 81
tho final minutes ~ tho game, but
the game ended with tho bali Ia their
.p5-sr4siou bn the Hryenyard llnr.
LINEtrr AM StaaAnN
Columbia iHH - tailrKe iui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Lack Of control and lack ot terri
tory are tho only things that keep
Jack o'Coanor from being top
notch golfer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

I INCDLN. Seh. Nov ScbnE,
Il ka scored two iouehd1EUs To- tho
final quarter la tho game with tho
Oregon AFEics here yesterday and
won. 70 too.
Tebb'H long puntg KEEP, the ball IN
Nebraska territory thruout Tho nut
half. but tn tho Last quarter the
Corahuakers took tho offensive and
made - first downs.
Locke and Hloo,SEnod went over
for touchd6wnz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

college 0. --s,.--f-,.
A. Charlottesville. va---vIrEiiis--
University OF North Carolina 0.
~ Chica Eo-Jsfferson Barracks fsf
Louis) 10. Fort Sheridan 7.
At Detroit--Uuiverslty OF Detroit 90
Toronto uniysryity IS.
At MorgantoEu--West Virginia 90. W
4 J. T.
At Baitirnoro-Johns Hopkins 0. MARY
land university 0.
A. Roanoke. ". 10. v. P.I6.
At 81. LoUlr-st. Louis ~. Gentleman
y.
At KnozviIle-Ksatucky 81, Tennessee,
6.
AZ Birmingham 49, Alabama 80. Geor.
GA 0.
At om.hs--crsishton :. South Dakot'
~.
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Grid Results

a SsrnIa osia.-okiaaonA 7, Eansas
AZ caiurasa,. Mo.-Mlouri t. Eas-
A. NivsuEs, - MA'qus,i- q. Yer
mont Z.
Al Rissmgas. va.-wuuan and MaE
-. nIehnond e.
Al washinEtou - GsarEe wuh,nEtoH
unlvsrhty ~. Catholic university o.
Al Durham. y. C.-Dayitscn 81. Efiniiy
IA
A. RL,iEA-wasAinEtsn and Lee 81.
Narth Carolina STATE Q.
A. Nashvilir-ssvanss ~. Vanderbilt ..
Al Allsniown. Pa.--MuhlsubsFE 81, villa
A. coisraeo sprinE,-colsraso selisE.
-. Colorado Mines ..
A. CtneinnAtt-HAsksl Iadlans q, 81.
Xavier 8
AZ cinsinaa,i-Uaivsrslty % Cincinnati
. Miami :.
AZ pes Nolnss-Dss MoinsS university
-. SebraskA Wesleyan Q.
~ LsElsburs, PA.-Egeknsss Z. DieEiH-
son n.
A Lancaster. Pa.-Fraakiln and Mar.
shall Z. GsitysourE 2.
A. asadviiie. PA-BsthHny ~, ALE
rheuy no game account death % pscsi.
dent OF Allegheny college.
~ Jacksonville. lll.-lHluois eaiisEa u.
cArthags Q.
A. clsmsoa eolisEs-clsmsoa :. Fur
man 3
A. FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.-Unlvsr,lty % Ar
Kansas 20. Texas ChTistiau university Q.
A. Tucson-UuiveTsity % Arizona -,
California AEEiss s.
A. salt Laks--Cnlycrsitv % Utah Z.
Utah AgEi.s Z.
Al penysr-Colorado stats Agricultural
college 70. University Of Denver o.
At Bols--Idaho -. Nevada 0.
Al san Franeisco-st Marys -. Santa
CIArka Z.
Al Frssno-Fre.no state college !. san
Diego state college O.
Al Los AnEriss-IIos Angeles high
school !. Los Angeles Poiytsohnle high
school !.
a; stoekton-CoIleEs Of the Pacific !.
Whittier college 81
Al Lincoln. N.s.--yosrnskl 1t. oregon
AxEiss o.
At Portland - Muitnouah Amateur
Athletic club 8. University Of oregon 0.
AZ Phlladsiphia-CoTasu 0. PsuHsyiva-
MIA 20.
Al New York-syraeuss .. Columbia 8.
AZ 81. Louis-AuSsissippi A. and n g.
Washington university Il.
AZ Raleigh, ". C,--WashlnEt0n and Lee
-. North Carolina State o.
At Pitsburs-Pittsburz 20. Penn stat,
A; Gainesville. y1h-Florida 10. Drake
A. Roehss,sr-Hoehsstsr II. Hobart -
A. HoquIam-ASerdssn high II. 10.
GUAM high o.
a, spokan.-w. g. c. .. oorEara 0.
~ Columbia. 8. C.-south Carolina =
Wakeforsst o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Former Quay
Athlete IS
Penn's Star
Douglas Runs 40 Yards
70. Touchdown in Game
Against Dobie's Squad

DHIIApEITHIA. Ngv sS-G.
Il pobio CI1st3 his most dsaa.
trCus season here yesterday when
his Rig Req Cornsg team took IFS
fourth lckinE % the year, Penn.
ryivanla ran Wild with its forward
passlng rame. scoring three touch
Gowns ~ the cir route,
Jesse pguElaS former queen
anne hlEh school star ~ Seattle
made tho most spectacular run ot
The day when ne caught "a short
forward pass and ran 90 yards Tor
d touchdown --.
renn tGsl 'sfnrn 60
rraiE ........... l. E..,. hrutfrt1a Gen
AcainirN .ss.'.s T. s-frf'' rr-'F' 49,.
coleman ....-...-l- u.s.ss,r.ss-- NeIfta
IfltIrsqa .sssss-ss Gee ss.srsHsHss Nes-
lsapaerih ....s...N l--ssrs-Hssr. carey
wll-on ,.........-la F-..srsss. ArhIa'f
Fairchld ......-.-ll E..-..r-.ss. Keen
laird ....s..s...s1, hr...s.-.sr Mrfl.T
pauxlaaa .......L- a. h-s.... Patterson
MrdraW tal....-I- a. hs-..-.-s. Naulrt
krusa ........s...F. h.. MHsist2ar
score ~ psrets. ~
Ccrnel ...,s..ssss.s.--s. "
PennsylyaniA s-gIiHg saasHaaH as
ueuEiass 81 ghayrr- F-Ian ffr1l ifT AZ
fer tsu.htsua. krurr 2 itFgp kieEHH-
prnasyIsaula sutstiTgfIarH rEaTtr Ter
crair. siagsr Ter Tairrhiii, Falreald Tor
slnzer. Lsth for LAirJ ThgIaa f15 lriH.
rIass f6r Thomas. Firl1H Tor bE4g.AaA
uutlor Tor Colrmanl Narc-a Coz hatier
nrehurst Tor M=llHisys
Corntu sHbsgitau1ass &uBus fgE EFr
ans. lssly Tor Wsatrr,
ofnclalss Referee. Ten rhcrP. ealum-
TIA. umpire. Victor schwartz. hFeHa
nsid 3adgs. A. W. ralmFr. colby. hraa
iinasmsa. c. Erklss, Warrington and
Irffers5a. Time q pTrioda % miuuiep
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Frank Oztsrhout wsat 10 San
FunciEgo on business trip. Iut
that didn't stop him from taking nv
clubs aioHs and playing a little goi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Sam Russell says that Ted Owens
Is q piggly WlEEiy golfer. Got The
sood7. but never delivrrs
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HOGS DOWN SOC;
$4,000 RECEIVED
Most Sales, S9,5O@9,75-
Extreme Top, $1,000,

With receipts of hogs at the local
market estimated at 1900, trade
again turned weak and a general
gut Of soc was made in quotations.
D load of good butcher hogs COM
. handed a top Of $1,000 and the rank
and file OF heavy porkers We're
strong at $1O.25010.50. Mediums
brought G5Q1O.25. Bulk Of trans
actions was at S9.50G9.75. Lights
were quoted at S9Q9.50. IHght lights
sold over a range of Ss-5OG9. Pigs
were lower at S6G8.5O. Packing
sows also reflected the lower mar
ket at s9d9.25 for smooths and $3.50
az for roughs. HoldOvers amounted
to TS5.
Cattle were steady on light re
ceipts. During the week the mar
ket has been one Of activity and IN
several cases rising prices. Good to
choice stock has been rather scarce.
but the outlet for between" kinds
of stock has been broadened until
the market as a whole presents a
better situation than for several
weeks. Good kinds OF steers and
heifers have firmly held irregular ad-
Fances made at the first Of the week
and a strong demand for all grades
OF beef cattle has been in evidence.
Calves were off SOC on light de-
mand. Top was s12 and extreme
range was s6.5OT12. Good veals
were cleared at s11612. Mediums
were quoted at sSQ1O and common
thin calves were quoted unchanged
at S5G7.
No changes were made in sheep
and lamb prices. Market for lambs
has had an easy undertOne during
the week and an extreme top Of
$3.50 has been maintained. Mixed
lambs have sold largely at s11.506
1850. Good heavies have brought
S1O911. CuIls brought sSG9. Sheep
have sold nominally steady at Sc
" own on meager supply.
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$50 $50: pigs s7-5O@s; roushs. ss.5oa

ssa $50; pigs s75O@s; roughs ss.5oa
9.25; stays. So a g.
TOLEDO. Oct; 25.-7HOgs-Receitps
1910; medium. S10110.25: Yorker.
50 10 a 10; good pigs. Ss a 25. Calves
Market. lower. Sheep and lambs-Mar-
ket. lower.
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Hogs-Receipts
600: market. mostly loo off: light lights
and killing pigs 25c Off top. $1,000:
bulk, s. .SOG 1910; heavyweights. So 90
light. ssdIO15; light lights. S7a9.26
heavy packing sows. 50 Q 20; packing
sows. rough. 1915 az: killing pigs. 1915
G7.75. Cattle-Receipts. 900; market.
compared last week: weighty fed steers
and in between kinds % a SOC off: year
ings and better grade hghtweishts Is a.
stock and calves % q SOC up; bulls 15G
pc up: weeks top yeariings. S12 So
years highest best matured steers Sill;
weeks fed steers and yesrlings, Ss.25 a
11-5O; western grassers. SO a 7.25; fat
COWS. 81 a 7.75: heifers 81 80 n so: can
ners and cutters 81 - a 3 40: veal calves.
50 80 a 10 so stockers and feeders, $500
a.. Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market.
steady: fat native lambs Sl3.75; for
week $500 direct and l36 double deck
westerns compared last. week; killing
q 5?e up; weeks priceS fat native IA lambs b.
a 1923; comebacks. $3.50 q IA; clipped
lambs. S11 70 a IL so; yearlings. S10@
1925: aged wethers, S7.2567.75: ewes.
S. q 6.75: top. 81: desirable ranger feed
ers. S139 1878: top, Sl4: short mouthed
breeder ewes. $3.50 a $50.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

Indianapols. md. Oct, 20, 1924.
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of The City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana, that on the Goth day OF October.
1924, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
ment as authorized by the improvement
Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No 11272.
GLADSTONE AVENUE.
From north property line Of st. Clair
Street,
To south property line Of Tenth St.
By grading and paving the roadway
with asphalt. asphaltlc concrete, concrete
or brick. laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete
to uniform width of "a feet grading
and paving the wings OF the intersecting
alley in a similar manner and to the
widths shown on plan: cursing both sides
Of the roadway with stratified limestone.
Berea sandstone granite of 6X24-inch con-
crete curb; curbing the wings of the in
tersecting alley in a similar manner and
viding SO lineal feet of 6-foot granite
radius corners; constructing catch basins
including inlet tops; providing iron in
let's: laying "a lineal feet of 12-inch drain
pipe with connections made to inlets
catch-basins and manholes; resetting 2
iron inlets to curb. grade; providing 81
lineal feet of 4X1S-inch stratlfed limo
stone marginal stone or L x2x2-inch
standard steel paving guard, as specified:
resettlng manhOle tops to grade
Also extending all water, gas. sewer
and other private service connections ~
property line, where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
of said city has. fixed Wednesday. Oct. 90,
1924, 2 D. m. as a date upon which re-
monstrances will be received. or heard.
against the amount Assessed against each
piece Of property described in said roll.
and will determine the question to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll, or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prina
facie assessments, with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed. is on file and may be seen
at the office of the Board of Public Works
of said city.
CHARLES z. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN,
M. j. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
Oct. S Il. %. %. "a. rs. 81. 2s. 1924.