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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-20
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Trust Companies.
First Mortgage Leans

Lowest Rates Of Interest and Commission
Thomas }. Fisher & Company. Inc.
Evening star., 1931-12-14
STOCKS IRREGULAR
AFTER EARLY GAIN
Short Covering Lifts Prices
at Start, but List
Says Later.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK, December IA sharp
rally at the start followed by renewed
pressure, under which most of the gain
was lost and more new lows were estab-
lished, gave todays stock market a
highly nervous and irregular appear
ance.
The market started in higher and for
an hour stocks in which the short in
tereSt was understood to be large were
in active demand. The ever erratic
Auburn, an issue with an extremely
meager floating supply, led the ad-
vance. 1t opened at ll6, up IL points,
and then rapidly rose to above 1913 for
9-point gain on the day. Allied
Chemical during this same time jumped
over 4 points.
Selling Reappears.
American Telephone & Telegraph,
j. l. Case and Eastman Kodak made
good gains during this period. The
railroad stocks, however, shared the
improvement only in limited degree
and before noon they BEGAN to weak
en-, carrying the rest OF the market
down with them. AtchiS.n went to
new low under S84 a share the
lowest since 1921, when the dividend
rate on the common was 6 per cent
annually. Other new lows We're made
b. Pennsylvania under 20. Southern
Pacific under 81. New Haven under l8
and Atlantic Coast Line under the
80 mark
Selling reappeared in United States
Steel, which also had been strong in
the first hour, The stock broke
through its old low. but only for
fractional loss Special weakness
cropped out in certain of the utilities,
conspicuouSly United Gas Improvement
new low was made by Columbia
Gas and Consolidated Gas came down
approximately to its old low.
Opening Prices Lower.
Led by the utilities the market
dropped into new low ground at the
opening, with only few issues stand
ing out against the trend.
There was a better tone in the Lon
don market following the advance Of
sterling to 3.45 against the dollar. Do
mestlc steel operations were again re-
ported lower. Japans suspension Of
gold payments was another bcarish
factor
The utility shares were thrown onto
the market in large blocks at sacrifice
prices. United Gas e. Improvement on
a 4,500-share lot sold at l7a4. a new
low. United Corporation equaled its
previous low at 8i2 on 5OOO-sharc
block. Other large transactions caused
sharp declines in Consolidated Gas
and Public Service Corporation Of New
Jersey. The rails were still heavy.
owing to the lack of progress in the
wage discussions. Southern Pacific
touched new low at 3O12. off ll2.
Mine shares were off fractionally.
Active industrialS were irregular
Woolworth dropped to a new low at
Al. off nearly point on a 4000-share
deal Westinghouse and National Dairy
Products were both firm The motor
shares also had a tendency TO resist
the selling. Auburn was up p at 1l6.
General Motors, after opening lower,
recovered to a small net gain on the
day at 223s Oil stocks we're offered
in volume. Nevertheless, Standard Oil
of New Jersey gained a shade to 2oi ,
on 4,900-share block. Standard Oil
of New York was unchanged at its
years low on 4500-share deal
Atlantic Refining and Barnsdal A we're
lower.
Evening star., 1931-12-14
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, December IA lPy.-
Over the counter market:v
Banks,
Evening star., 1931-12-14

CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES.
Washington Clearing House figures
tor today, $685., 1868.
Evening star., 1931-12-14
SHARP GAIN IN POUND
FEATURES EXCHANGES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. December Estimates
of future possibilities as a result of Sec
retary Melons war debts statement
had the effect of moving foreign cx-
changes sharply in favor of London
today.
The dollar rate. which closed Satur-
DAY at 338, jumped to 3,45 today under
good buying, while Paris exchange rose
to 8785 from 1925 and Amsterdam
from 8.38 to $50
A more hopeful outlook spread over
the stock exchange, where gilt-cdgc Of
ferings continued the upward trend
begun last week and scored several ad-
Vances during early trading.
Evening star., 1931-12-14
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

The United States Treasury balance
announced today as of close of business
December II was S53,l93,O27O5 O5 Gus
toms receipts for the month to date
were Sl0872,95215. Total ordinary ex-
penditureS were $10,847,83118.
Evening star., 1931-12-14
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, December IA (P,
CNConD Silver futures firm; sales 5T5.-
600 ounces, Quotations, in cents: De-
cember, 81 90; March, 3l.40, bid; May,
$500; July, unquoted; September, $3.50.
bid.
Evening star., 1931-12-14

Continued on Pagf14A
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-21

Hard Punching Bostonian to
Meet Iowa Fighter in
Chicago Match

New York. Sept. 2l-(Pj-Ernie
Schaaf, Boston, whose powerful
punching has been making rival east
ern heavyweights assume horizontal
attitudes with dispatch, travels west
this week to see what he can do with
one Gerald Ambrose (Tuffy) Grit
fiths.
Schaaf, with a string of ten sue
cessive knockouts behind him, bat
ties Griffiths in a ten rounder at The
Chicago Stadium Wednesday night.
Another heavyweight contender
Tommy Loughran. Philadelphia vet
eran, tackles Joe Sekyra, Dayton. O.
trial horse, in the ten round feature
bout at the Greensboro stadium here
tomorrow night.
Charley Retzlaff. Duluth Will ap-
pear on tomorrow nights card, meet
ing Dick Onken Of Germany. STAN
ley Poreda, Jersey City slugger, bat
ties Marty Gallagher Of Washington
in the first ten.
Max Baer. Oakland's heavyweight
ace, meets Jack Van Noy Of Los An
geles at Oakland Wednesday.
Christopher tBat) Battalino Of
Hartford, Conn.,, worlds feather.
weight champion. will encounter
Bushy Graham. Utica, N. Y, star
in q ten round non-title affair al
Cincinnati Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-21
MINNESOTA EXPECTS
TO MEET OPPOSITION
IN GAME With A. G,
Chicago Will Take on Two
Teams to Inaugurate Maroon
Football Season
PURDUE TO MEET coE
Hoosiers Will Entertain Notre
Dame; Hawkeyes to Meet
Pittsburgh

Chicago, Sept. 81. - up = Coach
Amos Alonzo Stagg today began
bearing down on his fortieth Univer-
sity of Chicago football squad to iron
out enough faults to get by the OPEN
ing games of the Maroon schedule
Saturday.
Chicago and Cornell of Mt. Vernon,
Ia, and Minnesota and Indiana will
make their 1881 bows on the same
day. The Gophers will work out on
the North Dakota Aggies, while In
diana will tackle Ohio university Of
Athens. O., which is not to be con-
fused with Ohio State university. the
Buckeye Big Ten member.
One week of practice at Chicago
has revealed the Maroons should be
stronger than last season, but prob
ably without enough reserve strength
to build up a winning percentage.
Ohio university, ranked as the best
Of the smaller Ohio teams last year,
has q veteran squad and Indiana,
playing its first season under the di-
rection of E. G. Hayes, is likely to get
a vigorous testing.
Minnesota, with Fritz Crisler at the
helm for the second season, is rated
as a +. team of which almost anything
may be expected. A number of vet
Grams have returned and the younger
talent appears to be better than in
the past two years. The North Da-
kota State team should give the Co
pliers a fair test without proving too
tough.
There will be no letup at North
western this week, although the Wild
cats do not go on display until Octo-
Der l.
Indiana and Iowa also have tough
ASSIGNMENTS for October 3. The HooS-
iers will entertain Notre Dame, while
the Hawkeyes will have the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh eleven at Iowa City
Illinois will open with St. Louis uni
versity the same day; Michigan viii
play a double header against Contra
! Teachers, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. ant
Michigan Normal Of Ypsilanti; Min
nesota will have Oklahoma Agiges
Cincinnati will be Ohio States frs
opponent, Purdue will try out 1t
promising squad on Coe college ant
Wisconsin will meet Bradley college
Only Chicago will be idle on the sec
;ond Saturday Of the season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-21
Saints Have Hard
Time Getting By
100 Victory Mark
Minneapolis Humb|es Associa-
ton Champs in Double
Header Sunday

Chicago, Sept. 2l-H9-Getting by
that 100 victory mark is something
st. Paul's American Association
champions are having a terrible time
accomplishing.
The Saints accomplished number
100 at the expense of Frank (Dutch)
Henry of Minneapolis, in the OPEN
ing game of their series which ended
yesterday, the Millcrs won the next
one, and yesterday, just to rub it in
a little, Mike Kelley's team took the
Saints for a double ride, 6 to S, and
Is to 6.
Kansas City maintained it's second
place advantage W Indianapolis by
dividing a doubleheader with Mil
waukee, losing the first game, 9 to
S, and winning 9 to 7. The Colonies
went 10 innings to gain the first &C.
cision, 8 to 7, while the Indians won
the second, 6 to O..
Columbus dropped a douoleheader
10 Toledo. II to 6. and 8 to g..
Score by innings:
Millers Beat Saints Twice
st. Paul .... 200 OIL 900 : - /
Minneapolis. O2O 400 600 6 s |
Harriss and Fenner; Benton, Henry
and Hargrave.
st. Paul $50. 400 o2o 90 II ,
Minneapolis. O07 21O 6x-16 16 l
Called s o'clock Sunday
Trow, Prudhomme. Nichols, Munns,
Van Alta and snyder; Vandenberg,
Wilson and Griffin.
Gsn1vv ~ al 1oAsse nrf>
Columbus -. O21 OOl lilo II /
Ryan and Hnline: Deckman, Ash,
Cvengros and Hinkle.
Toledo ...... 100 010 2o4-- s u 4
Columbus -. 900 O2O liz 6 IL /
Conney and Devormer, Henline: Gra-
bowski, Littlejohn and Brakeman,
Hinkle.
lColoncls and Indian. Split
Indianapolis. zoo III o10 o Z - Q
Louisville. . 40 400 O1O L S Is 2
Morrell. Smith and Riddle; Penner,
Marcum and Shea.
indianapolis /. 900 500 Il 3 q
Louisville ....... 900 600 0 6 0
(Six innings, %darkness.)
Thomas and Riddl: Halter, Wilkin-
son and Erickson.
Blues, Brewers Split
Kansas City O1O 103 900 IL
Caldwell and Manion; Holley, Sand
ers and Pedden.
H.. II F.
Kansas City 900 OO1 53x- 3 IA 4
Gearin, Jonnard, Polli, Stiely and
Troutz; Larson, Sanders Bayne and
Peters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-21
Washington, Southern Califor.
MIA, Stanford to See Ac-
ton This Week

New York, Sept. 21.-R-America's
college will start saying it with foot
balls in large quantities this Satur-
day. And they'll be saying it steadily
from now until late in November.
AS usual, a score or so teams al
ready have jumped the gun and
opened the 1881 campaign and a few
others will postpone their initial
games until Oct. 3 but for the large
majority Sept. 26 will be the official
opening day.
With tune up games the rule, out
standing attractions are hard to find.
The west coast, for instance, pro-
vides a clash between Utah, perennial
champions of the Rocky Mountain
conference, against Washington OF
the Pacific Coast conference. South
ern California will play Clip Madi-
gan,s strong st. Mary eleven. the Ore
gon Aggies tackle another Rocky
Mountain conference team, COLORADO
university; California takes on Santa
Clara and Stanford plays the Olympic
club Of San Francisco.
Two Southern conference games
will be played. Duke battling South
Carolina and Tulane playing Missis-
sippi, while most of the other confer
ence teams also will swing into action
although against non-conference op-
position.
The Colorado Aggies will travel due
east from their Rocky Mountain
stronghold to meet the strong Kansas
squad of the Big Six while Texas
Christians Horned Frogs will play
host to Louisiana State of the South
ern conference.
In the Big Ten only Indiana, Min
neapolis and Chicago will start the
season this week. Indiana play the
strong Ohio university eleven; Mime
sofa tackles North Dakota State and
Chicago plays Hillsdale of Michigan
and Cornell college Of Iowa in a dou-
bic header.
The opening in the east is general
! although a few teams such as Yale.
Harvard, Princeton, Penn and Navy
will wait another week.
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Watson and Foster
Meet Here Tonight

Anything may happen when Knock
out Foster of Minot takes OF al Wat
son Of Dawson in the feature bout
on the Elks card at the World War
Memorial building tonight, according
to local promoters. who say that both
boys are primed to give everything
they have to put over a Knockout.
Foster is a hardswinging rugged
fighter who IS hard to beat and Wat
o has shown his ability to dish it
out on several occasions in Bismarck.
Three other bouts or the card are
expected to provide the spectators
with plenty Of thrills.
Joe King will meet Kid Scotz In the
semi windup which will be preceded
by two matches between closely
matched fighters.
The card is scheduled to start at
$3.50 p. m.
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COAST FOOTBALLERS
TO PLAY TRADITIONAL FOES
LEADERS
'Dx x% fme AsSSc1 iESc fffEsss'

Batting: Simmons, Athletics, 1888
Ruth. Yankees, 1915.
Runs: Gehrig. Yankees. 1853: Ruth
Hits: Gehrig. Yankees. 2O4: Averill.
Indians, POI.
Home runs: Gehrig. Yankees. IS:
Stolen bases: Chapman. Yankees,
81: johnson. Tigers. 49,.
Pitching: Grove. Athletics. 80,
lost 3: Marberry. Senators. won Is
lost 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Terry. Giants. .346.-.
Runs. Klein. Phillies. 100: Terry
Giants. liz.
Hits: Terry. Giants. 2O9: L. Waner
Pirates. 208.
Home runs: Klein. Phillies. 81: OFT
Stolen bases: Frisch. Cardinals. q:
Martin. Cardinals. II.
Pitching: Haines. Cardinals. won
IL. lost 3: Derringer. Cardinals. won
II. lost Z.
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South Dakota State
Wins Initial Contest

Vermilion, S. D., Sept. 21.-P-
South Dakota universitey defeated
Yankton college, 81 70 6. here Satur-
day as Captain Stanley G.. Backman,
new Coyote coach, put his first squad
on exhibition.
South Dakota saw a prospective line
star in Max Steuben. 225 pound sub
stitute tackle who was the bright light
of the game. Hansen, veteran half
back, showed triple threat form.
The Coyotes scored a touchdown in
the first period. but Yankton tied the
count in the last period when Par
fridge ran SO yards for a touchdown
South Dakota Immediately followed
however, with two touchdowns and q
safety.
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Beach Gridiron Squad
Has Seven Lettermen

Beach. N. D., Sept. 21.-Seven let
termen have reported for the Beach
high school football team this year.
They are Rex Miller, Howard Da-
Wis. James MCGEE, Ralph Jones, Har-
old Feldhusen, William Knezevich,
and Glen Odman. Among other
promising candidates are Lewis Cd
lund, Robert Hanevald, George RAM
stad, Erwin Thompson, Clifford Sto-
ker, Frank Jones. Jerry Keohane,
Roger Lawhead, Donald Miller. Hen
ry Tornow, and Gerald Gilman.
The Cowboys opened their season
against Belfield here Sept. 10. Other
games on the schedule include:
Sept. 26-Beach at Glendive, Mont
Oct. 9-Beach. at Dickinson.
Oct. 24-Dickinson at Beach.
Oct. 3l-Beach at Belfield.
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Eight Lettermien In
Washburn Grid Squad

Washburn, N. D., Sept. 21.-Eight
lettermen from the 1880 squad are
out for the Washburn high school
football team this year.
In the veteran group are Clifford
Beeks, Chuck Scholl, Sammy Star
buck, Johnny Holkup, Dalbotten,
Evans, Jack Robinson, and Elton
Thode. Beeks, who has an injured
knee, may not be bale to play, but
Bob Beeks, his brother, who played
two years ago, is back on the squad.
Coach Ben Gorder has a squad of
Is men. Washburn's first game was
against Turtle Lake here last Fri
day.