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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
RICE DEFEATS
ARIZONA 2l-O
Jamerson, Valley Player
Again Is Institutes
Star Back
RICE FIELp. HOUSTON. OCT. II.

RICE FIELD. HOUSTON. oct. II.
Rice Institute eleven.
the Mister X" OF the Southwest
conference. banged Arizona Univer-
sity about severely this afternoon,
winning q to O.
After Coach Jack Meaeher re-
moved seven OF his second string
men in the beginning OF the second
quarter. IL was smooth sailing for
the Owls. who exhibited immeasur-
ably more power than al any time
this season.
Seaman Squires. the Cleburne
boy. started the scoring. struggling
through the line six yards for o.
touchdown early In the second Pc
Rod. Jamerson kicked goal.
"a scoring opportunity afforded
by Wallace in a 43-yard run
through a broken field was taken
up by that same back a few min
utes later, when he twisted and
turned is yards for the second
touchdown. Jameson again kicked
goal.
Ralph Jones. last years regular
fullback. who hadn't seen much
service this season. scored the last
toucmhdown. boring through tackle
for ten yards. W. Driscoll kicked
the last goal
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TEXAS DOWNS
HOWARD PAYNE
Jackets Hold Steers In
First Half; Final
Score $50

AUSTIN, Oct. il-tPJ- After
holding their heavier opponents
s~coreless for the first two quarters,
Howard Payne weakened in the
last half of their game with the
University of Texas and the Steers
pushed across four touchdowns and
kicked two points after touchdown
10 win 26 to O.
The second and fourth quarters
were played in a driving rain.
Texas scored Is points IN each
Of the final quarters. the hard
driving OF the Texas backs and the
power Of the line wearing down the
Jackets, the Steers had more luck
with their passing attack than In
former games. completing several
for considerable yardage.
Shelley Scores
The first score came when Texas
took a Howard Payne punt on the
Jackets 4l-yard line. Kerr. Steer
fullback, made l6 yards on a criss-
cross and persistent plunging BY
Shelley and Koy put the ball on
the l2-yard stripe from where
Shelley skirted right end for a
touchdown. Perkins try for goal
was short.
The second Texas score came a
few minutes later when Mcqueen
got off a bad punt which Koy re-
covered on the 30-yard line and
advanced ii to the l2-yard line
from where Shelley again ran the
right end for a touchdown. BIan-
tons place kick was good.
On the next kickoff. Roy re-
turned the pigskin from his own
20-yard line to the Jackets IS
yard line. Shelley made eight
around right end and a pass from
Shelley to Peterson was good for
20 yards. Peterson being forced OUT
OF bounds on the five-yard line
Two line bucks bv Shelley and
Clewis put the ball on the six.
inch mark as the quarter ended
On the next play Brown. substitute
fullback. scored. Blanton place kick
ed for the extra point.
Passes Score
Straight driving mixed with pass
es melted Texas final score. Crair
TOOK the kick off on his own IS
yard line and returned Ii 10 the
42-yard line. Brown made 80 yards
on a spinner play but Craig was
thrown for a 5-yard loss on the
next play. Brown then hit the linz
Tor three and a lateral pass f-or
Craig 70 Perkins put the ball or
tne Yellow-Jackets' 14-yard line
Brown made one through center
and reDeated for nine after Crai~
had jailed to gain an end run. With
the ball on the FORWARD line
Perkins slanted off tackle for the
iinal marker. His place XIX for
point was wide.
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10y A EUSTACE

That's
the hue that the
District Eight
football chase is
rapidly assuming.
In other words,
dear Watson, 1t
begins TO appear
that Austin high
Is due to crash
through to a title
after 10 these
barren years. Ben
ME Stricklin has
some good mater
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Especial 70 The HeraId.l

EDINBURG, Oct. ll.-Through
the superb playing OF Billie Witt
and j. Il. Jamison, both All-Valley
gridsters. the Weslaco high school
Panthers romped to an easy 44-0
victory over the Edinburg high
school Bobcats on the local field
here Friday afternoon.
While the Panthers relied upon
Witt and Jamison TO do all their
scoring and brilliant running ana
passing, the entire team performed
like a well s~ynchronized machine
and literally swept the Bobcats of
their feet.
The kittens made 30 first downs
and Edinburg made tour. The
Panthers attempted 40 forward
passes and of this number COM
pleted "a for an average of pit
yards. Edinburg intercepted one
WeSlaco pass. The Bobcats at
tempted % passes, completing II
for an average OF SO yards.
The Panthers displayed the most
outstanding type OF high school
aerial football that fans in this
part of the Valley have seen for
five years. Jamison apparently
could not throw the bali away and
his running mate, Witt, had no
trouble at ali in spearing the ball
from all angles. The Bobcats
walked around like a team in a
daze after the Panthers began
their near-invicible passing game.
Long Run
Witt took the ball in the second
quarter and ran as yards to the
Bobcats seven-yard line. where
Digs received a pass for the
touchdown. Jamison shortly after
ward passed 10 yards TO Witt. who
ran 80 yards more for the second
touchdown. Both trles Tor the
extra point failed. Witt intercepted
a pass shortly after the kick off
and ran IS yards TO the Bobcats
i2-yard line. Jamison then took the
ball and went over the goal 70
make the score 1870. The extra
point was successful and the score
stood 1870.
The Bobcats were helpless before
the onslaughts Of the rcmDing
Panthers and the Kittens added
more misery to the Cats by conti-
nuinr the fast soaring game
.Jamison. walked back for a pass
but was cut off bv three charging
Bobcats backs. Instead Of losing
his head and making a wild dash.
he hurled the ball like a bullet TO
Summers. who ran for p touch
down over 20 yards Of broken
field. The score was $50. RIGHT on
the heels Of this touchdown. two
piavs later. .Tamison passed five
wards to Witt. who ran % Yards
70 pile IN the score 31-0 with that
touchdown.
Pendletnn. Fdinhurr safetv.
ronsisfertlv dronped the hall IN
The kickoff. and succeeded in
the entire game. Klcssner ~ left
end was in poor form and vas
about as effective in hlockirr the
panthers sS an nversizad scive.
Good Passing
The second half repan as the
first quarter did. Neither team
doing much flashy playing. but
the Panthers did nut over four
beautiful passes in succession.
--',i~h +~ri- +hern fer down 4Ne
field into Fdinburg's territory. Thu
ended without either team
scoring.
The fourth quarter had hardly
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PASSES PAVE
+ WAY TO WIN
McCauley Stars on Offense
And Defense For
Victors
fsnecial to The Herald.l

EDINBURG, Oct. 1l.-Flashing
a running and passing attack
which startled even their most
ardent partisans. the Edinburg
Junior college Broncs ran rough
shod over the Seguin Lutherans
here Saturday 400 before a fair
sized gathering Of fans.
Coach j. d. Fosters eleven be-
gan clicking off in great style
Saturday and 1t looked Ike an
tirely new eleven from the one
which took q heavy pasting from
the Kingsville Javalinas last week.
Big John McCauley not only led
the Edinburg attack against the
invaders. but effectively stopped
the Bulldog backs. Edinburg piled
I'D is first downs to three for the
Dogs. Seguin recently held the
strong st. Mary's squad to a mar
row victory.
The Brcncs attempted "a pas
ses. completing nine for los yards.
The visitors tried Is. completing
but two for % yards. The Broncs
were penalized eight times for IS
yards, while the Dogs were
penalized six times for 30 yards.
Macs At ii
Early in the first quarter, Nc
Cauley got away for a beautiful
40 yard dash and q pass 70 Cara
placed the ball within scoring
distance. McCauley then passed 10
Roberts for the touchdown. In the
same quarter McCauley passed 10
Barnum for another marker.
In the second quarter McCauley
passed % yards to Barnum who
ran SIS yards to the third touch
down.
In the third quarter the Broncs
reversed the procedure and Barnum
passed TO McCauley who ran 40
yards to a marker. The last marker
In the fourth period resulted from
a pass from McCauley to Molina.
Starting line-ups:
Edinburg Seguin
Modest L. Eager
Left end
Rogers .......--.-... 1Aid
Left tackle
RAMSEY ...-.-.... u. C~ClWel1lAlALl6
Left guard
lTOluQSeT IasSA
Center
Duncan .............- 1OtAniHdLlA
Right guard
hoppe WcALcA
Right tackle
Barnum Heinrich
Right end
Holt Blackburn
Quarterback
Halfback
IrdILd .....-- WCAAAC4
Halfhack
tCDt4l ssss.. ssss.+ssss 4Ao@
Fullback
Officials-Rubarth. referee
Hodges. umpire. Kitchens. head
linesman: Cox. timekeeper.
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St. Mary's Defeats
Sui Ross 1918

ALPINE. Oct. 1l-(P-Two teams
with a sturdy offensive thrilled spec
tators here today when So. Mary's
Of San Antonio scrapped its way
TO q tight 10 TO Is victory over the
Sui Ross college Loboes.
The Rattlers gained 81 first downs
TO the Loboes IL, starting with a rush
70 make 10 first downs and Is points
before the Loboes could make any
thing.
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Georgia Beats Yale

YALE BOWL. New Haven, Conn.
Oct. 11-tP-The University OF
Georgia defeated Yale 10 to IA today
in spite OF numerous fumbles by the
southerners. "A march down the
field late in the last period. after an
intercepted pass and exchange Of
fumbles. gave the Georgians the
winning touchdown.
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SAv0LDI IS n
GAMES STAR
Middie's Tally Comes AS
Mick Center Makes
Bad Pass

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. ll-tP-
The first hero in the lore Of Notre
Danes $4,000 stadium is none less
than the renowned he'd carrier from
Three Oaks, Mich, "Galloping Joe"
Savoldi.
Piercing through the Nays steel
plated defense when all the rest OF
Knute Rockne's famous shock
troops failed, Eavoldi made the
dedication ceremonies for the new
stadium perfect today by leading
Notre Dame to a 26 TO 2 victory over
the Middies.
Three times did "Galloping Joe"
whose muscles are steeled each sum-
mer BY carrying q bod OF bricks.
crash through and around the Navy
wall for touchdownS and many more
times did he back UP a staggering
line with a brand Of unbeatable
defensive play.
The rest of the Irish did their
share and two others joined In the
scoring but Savoldi stood out OF the
fight ike a man mountain.
Forty thousand fans. who came
to cheer Rockne and the stadium he
built. turned their cheers for Savol-
di. He was the first hero OF the
new stadium.
Navy Fails
Navy, although outclassed from
the second period on, had two big
chances to score today, only TO be
confronted by a stone wall when
the chances looked the brightest.
1t took q Notre Dame mistake TO
save the Middies from q shutout,
however. With but five minutes left
to 20. the "Blimp" Bowstrom, Nays
punter. booted the ball out Of bounds
on the Notre Dame two yard line.
Quarterback Mahoney signalled for
a punt but the center tossed the oval
far over his head and Mahoney sat
on the ball for a safety.
The lineup:
Navy Pos N Dame
Smlln .......- 14OSt
Left End
BOwStrOm -...-...-..-.. hoffman
Left Tackle
Left Guard
BLACK TNO6cAo
Center
Gray leIlddk
Right Guard
BRYAN McMannon
Right Tackle
Bauer Jaskwhich
Quarterback
Cannon Koken
Left Half
Kirn kaplan
Right Half
Hagoerg HOWaIo
Fullback
Score by periods:
Notre Dame 0 ID z 6...-26
Navy 0 0 0 g.. 2
Notre Dame scoring: touchdowns.
Savoldi substitute for Howard)
three: Staab substitute for Howard
and SavoldD one.
Points after touchdown: Carideo
Csub for Jaskwitch) two Safety:
Mahoney tsub for Jaskwfch) one.
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WASHINGTON BEATS IDAHO

WASHINGTON STADIUM, Seat
tie. Oct. 11-tP-After a slow start
the University Of washington foot
ball team piled up four touchdowns
to defeat the University Of Idaho,
q to 0. in a Pacific Coast conference
game here today. The Vandals held
the Huskies to seven points in the
first half but withered under the
heavy Washington attack.
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1al available and judging from the
scores he has been running up, has
the machine clicking in good style.
With the district race only three
weeks old, the Maroons are the only
unbeaten, united team in the dis
trict.
TEMPLE, rated as a tough con-
tender in the Waco district, felt the
sting Of the Maroons this week.
falling before a 29-6 score. Jinx
Tucker, sage of the BraZos river
swamps. recently stated that Temple
could take care of herself in the
tough Oil Belt section. It has
been many a moon since the Austin
high gang made such an impression
III the state race. There was a time
when Spitz Clarke, Rip Collins and
others of their ilk brought the state
championship to the Capital City.
Pity Poor Jim
OF ALL THE ungrateful tricks
played on a pug. Jim Maloney got
the worst from the New York ath-
letic commission. All America has
been praying for some member of
the pan scrambling fraternity 10
prove that Primo Camera was a
paluka and no more. Maloney. a
fourth rater at the best. took Car
nera for a trimming and the boxing
fans in general enthusiastically APP
plauded.
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MEMORIAL,

MEMORIAL STADIUM. Mime
apolis. Oct. 1l-lP-The University
Of Minnesota astounded its most
enthusiastic football supporters to-
day BY holding The powerful STAN
ford University eleven to a scoreless
tie.
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Notre Dame Humbles Navy by Score of 26-2
Broncs Defeat Seguin Lutheran 40 to o
Oklahoma Beats
Nebraska 2O-7

NORMAN. Okla, Oct. 1l-tF-
Playing the Nebraska Cornhusk-
ers off their feet, the lighter Uni
versity Of Oklahoma eleven swept
TO victory here today over the 1929
Big Six champions, 20 to z. in
their opening conference clash.
Nebraska's score came In the first
part OF the fourth period when a
sixty yard return Of a punt and a
long pass placed the bali In scor-
ing distance, Long carrying the
ball over.
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CARNEGIE TECH COPS

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1i-tP-
Flashing successfully every trick in
its football repertoire. inclrdinr p
surprise passing offense. Carnegie
Tech won over Georgia Tech 81 to
0 in their intersection battle today
at Pitt stadium
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MICHIGAN WINS

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. ii-tR)
The agile toe Of Newman, Mich
igan quarterback, gave Michigan a
l4-l3 win over Purdue here today
in an unexpected upset OF the Big
Ten conference football Champions.
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THE FANS felt that Jim should
BE given a fish bone medal for his
good work in proving that Camera
had been built up on set-ups. Then
the august New York commission
wakes indignant and suspends Ma
loney for fighting Camera, whom
il does not recognize. Perhaps Ma
loney interfered with the commits
sion's build-up Of a Carnera-Demp-
sey Battle Of the Century"
Did You Know That
Carl REYNOLDS. brother Of Grady
REYNOLDS, San Benito coach, re-
ceiyed five votes as the most val
liable player in the American
league Carl is a member Of the
Chicago Pale Hose y. he may
winter in San BenitO n. and poSs-
ibly play on a quintet there that
will give the Harrington Metho-
dists. last years champions, plenty
Of tussle for the Valley amateur
title Red Irvine, Brownsville
athletic director. is bearing down
hard these days \. the Browns
vile football windjammer seems
IA be in the Horse ATTITUDES, and
Red is rowing manfully To get the
old tub before a spanking oreeze
\ once more Il. Harrington olu not
receive credit due her from ner
60 victory over the Port arthur
Yellow Jackets \. upstate scriDes
in commentaries said that the
Jackets were weak, failing 10 con-
cede that Earlingen was strong.
WATCH wEsLACO," the phrase
coined BIZ Coach Dutch Rektorik
~ the Harrington Cardinals. are no
idle words. Bat that is about al
hat opposing elevens have been
able 10 dO-Watch-while Witt and
Jameson a through them IN fine
stvle. Coach Martin Of the Panth-
ers has a passing combination III
these two athletes which IS ex-
tremelv hard 70 stop. 50 far. the
PARTNERS have wallcped Pharr-
San Juan-Alamo and Edinburg ir
> handy fashion which bodies no
good for Harlingen. san Benito
and AicAllen, the other pennant
cortenders.
ALI, IN ALL. II appears that
the Valley is in for n OF the
Iiveliest football seasons in recent
history. There are four teams IN
the valley 3D. loop this season
vrhich would make an excellent
showing in District Eight. Harlin-
cen recently walloped Port Arthur
who is going through the Beaumont
and nearby teams ike wildfire-
NcAllen beat Alice 50 bad that the
came crew boresome. San Benitc
anJ Weslnco are flashing unusual
strength. La Feria. for another.
cannot be counted out this early
81 the game.
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Bunpups Gnaw
Harlingen 10
In First Game
fsnecial 70 The Herald)

McALLEN, Oct. ll.-A Weir's
1929 Valley champion junior high
school Bull Pups romped away q
a Z TO 0 victory in their first home
game of the season here Thursday
afternoon, beating the touted Har-
lingen Junior Cardinals in a slow
game OF football. Only Adam Tor
res flashy open field running for
McAllen and Sapp's smart general
ship at quarterback for Harrington
kept the game from going down as
a ~listless affair.
The lone touchdown came early
in the second quarter after Torres
had taken the ball on McAllen's
30-yard line and loped around right
end for a 22-yard gain Eggleston
for McAllen punted across the Har-
lingen goal stripe and here some
dumb football was played. The
Harrington safety caught the ball
behind his " goal line and re-
turned Ii TO his own vineyard line.
Then Sapp attempted TO punt and
made It McAllen's ball on the five
yard marker. Torres hit left tackle
for the touchdown and Captain
Bill Pate went through the line
for the extra point.
The machine which Coach Baker
OF Harlingen presented here was
a fine little defensive club which
lacked offensive punch. The Cards
tried a number OF aerial attacks
two OF which, Sapp to Alvarez,
we're good for over II yards each
Tle Bull Pups. working a fine
backfield combination. gained al
most at will.
Eggleston for McAllen did SOM
brilliant punting. getting so yards
on one OF his boots.
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Weslaco Crashes Through To
4-O Victory Over Edinburg

started when Diggs caught a long
bullet pass from Jamison and ran
about % yards for a touchdown.
raising the score to 37-0- Three
plays later Digs again caught
another beautiful pass. this time
from Witt, and ran Is yards for a
touchdown. Norton caught the pass
over the goal for the extra point,
bringing the total score I'D to 44-0.
The Cats put up a good fight
during the first half. but the
phenomenal aerial attack hurled at
them by Witt and Jamison broke
their morale in the last two frames,
With the result that the entire
team began TO slide backward.
Johnson and Young played a good
offensive and defensive game for
Edinburg. but they got no support
from their line and little protec-
ton from the other backfield men.
consequently they could do but
little.
Johnson made several beautiful
puntS during the game and at one
time after intercepting a Panther
pass, ran 48 yards in two success
Sive line plunges 10 place the ball
near the Weslaco goal. The Panth-
erS stiffened. however. and John
son. without support from his line,
tailed 70 make the touchdown.
Panthers Praised
Hardly enough praise could be
gITen the entire Weslaco machine
for the perfect manner in which IL
performed. Local sports forecast
ers are yisioning a Valley title race
between Weslaco and Isarlingen
on the result Of today's game.
II was announced following the
battle here Friday that the Edin-
burg College Broncs and the Seguin
Junior College team would meet on
the local field Saturday afternoon
IN the second scheduled game the
Broncs have signed up for this
year.
Whether Coach Foster has sue
ceeded In taking the backlash out
n AAo PApA4I AAlG dllu SuDStltutlIlB
bricks instead remains to be seen
Saturday. Sports fans here are
predicting a marrow margin win
for the Broncs.
The starting lineup:
Edinburg weslaco
hlosSner Diggs
Right end
w.-
beverly strong
Right tackle
harper Blackwell
Right guard
D1AAt s4H..-.H-+- ....s SUMMERS
Center
Robinson Young
Left end
Armstrong ............ Whitaker
Left tackle
CroEins Albright
Left guard
johnson witt
Quarterback
Pendletcn Norton
Right half
Young Conkrite
Left half
Wise Jamison
Fullback
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, October 20 (P.-(United
States Department of Agriculture) -
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head, including
5000 head direct; rather slow; strong to
10 higher; top. 9.65; bulk, 10000
pounds. 9.40as.6 so; pigs. s-o0a9 as; pack
light, good and choice, 140-160 pounds,
9.10a935; light weight, 10000 pounds,
o.25a9.50; medium weight, 200-250
pounds, 9.40a965; heavy weight, $50
$50 pounds, o.4oa9.65; packing sows.
medium and good, 275-500 pounds, LISA
S.85; slaughter pigs, good and choice,
100-130 pounds, 6.50a9.25.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head; calves,
receipts, 1000 head; yearlings scarce.
steers in fairly liberal supply; IS lower;
best yearlings, early, 1900; some held
higher; outstanding 1,500-pound bull
locks, 1880; but very little done on gen.
eral run weighty bullocks; undertone
weak other classes Stockers and feeders.
Slaughter cattle and vealers: Steers,
good and choice. 100000 pounds. 11.50a
1875; 9o0-1, 100 pounds, 10.25al3.75;
1,10oaI 800 pounds. 950a13.o0; 1900
medium COOL, 800 pounds. 6.OOas.75.
Heifers, good and choice, 550-850
pounds, 9.50a13.00: common and me-
dunn, 5.0Oa1075; COWS, good and choice,
5.25ae.00; common and medium, 4OOa
$780, low cutter and cutter, 3.25a400:
bulls (yearlings excluded), good and
choice (beef), 5.75a6.75; cutter to me-
dunn, .4.25a6.25: vealers (milk fed), good
and choice, 900a11.50; medium, 7.50a
900; Gull and common, 6.00a7.50
stocker and feeder cattle. steers, good
and choice, 500-1 ,050 pounds, 6.75a
900; common and medium, 5.00a7.00.
Sheep $4,000 head; strong to IS
higher; better grade fat lambs, scarce
and showing most advance: bulk good
to choice natives, S.00a5.50: top paid by
city butchers; range feeders, 6.50a6.75;
lambs, 80 pounds down, good and choice,
common, 5.00a6.50; ewes, 90-150 pounds,
medium to choice, 2.00a3.75; all weights,
Gull and common, l.00a2.50; feeding
lambs, COTS pounds, good and choice,
6.75a7.50.
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QUARTERLY REPORTS DAMPEN
OPTIMISM IN WALL STREET

not willing to, negotiate additional
equipment trust certificates, on which
the ordinary cash requirements are con-
siderable. In such situation the equip
ment manufactured would undoubtedly
assume the 40 or IS per cent portion
Of the cost.
Accepting the fact that average prices
of steel are at the lowest level now
since 1921, Wall Street was looking up
the records today Of United States Steel
Corporation earrings and some Of the
independents in the earlier years Of de-
preston and comparing them with those
that have been reported for the first
nine months Of 1890.
U. 8. Steel Report.
The united States Corporation. for
instance, has just shown that In the
January-September period this year II
earned nearly $3.50 on its common
stock, or ia per cent above the IL
month requirements for dividends on
this stock. In 1921 the Steel Corpora
ton, under trade conditions described
as the same as now prevailing, only
earned $2.24 on Its common stock, and
ended that year with q deficit of over
$14,000,000. Since the depression OF
nine years ago, both the United States
Steel Corporation and the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation have radically changed
their capital structure, with the pro-
portion Of bonded indebtedness to stock
greatly reduced.
(Copyright, isso.)