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stretches six feet seven inches high,
opposing the rangy Chestnut, who
is but n inch smaller.
Although Butler lost only two
men, a large hole was left in the
lineup. Chadd, leading scorer of the
team and sparkplug of the oIense
and Tackett, towering Backyard,
have been hard to replace.
Ray Miller, two-year veteran will
be shifted to Chadd's place from
forward, and Prof1tt will go to back
guard if Demmary takes over the
pivot job. Withrow has returned
to the team and will pair at f1z-
ward with Bert Davis. Hinkle is
not satisfied with the combination
and can not find a smooth work
ing attack.
Added to the coach's worries mes
been the CONTINENT to the small
gymnasium floor. The new field
house court was not completed in
time for the Bulldogs to practice
on, and they will find themselves
in strange surroundings when they
walk on to the new hardwood.
Bleachers have been erected on
the main floor, and the large field
house is ready for the seasons
opener.
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Yanks Only Club Not
Interested In Swaps
Cubs in Market for S%outhpaw, Cards Want Shortstop and
Giants Shop for InfieIder; Cleveland Dickers
With Washington for Harley Boss.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

COLUMBUS, O, Dec. 9+-Lively trading is forecast at the major
league meetings in New York next Tuesday and Wednesday by the biz
league owners and managers who attended the minor league conven-
ton which closed here today.
Practically every major league club, except the world champion New
York Yankees, is ready to open trading negotiations at the annual winter
meeting.
Joe Mccarthy, manager of the Yankees, indicated he expected sew
eal minor league recruits to strengthen the world champions. but that
he did not expect to make any deals with major league clubs.
The Chicago Cubs, National League champions. plan to bid high for
a southpaw pitcher, according to President William Veeck. ANY one Of
several southpaws, including Bill Walker, st. Louis Cardinals; Larry
French, Pittsburgh; Bill Brandt, Boston Braves, or William Watson CLARK
Brooklyn, would be acceptable to Manager Charlie Grimm. All of these
clubs are leary Of strengthening the already strong Cubs. however.
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BY EDDIE ASH
Times SPORTS Editor

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 9.-The
tribe chiefs left the big minor
league pow-wow today and although
no deals Yer closed there were
several connections made with other
clubs that promise to bear fruit
within a few days. The sale of Bob
Lefty Logan to the Chicago Cubs
and the negotiations for the return
OF outflelder Len Koenecke from the
New York Giants will be consum-
mated at a later date, it is said.
1t is believed these transactions
will be taken up again and brought
to a head at the major league
meetings in New York next week..
The Indians new manager, Wade
Killefer, discussed a flock of trades
and near-purchaseS and is confident
of swinging some deals that will en-
courage the hopes of the Tribe fans.
He could have gone through with
a number of trades, but held off be-
cause the clubs wanting his pas
timers were unwilling to part with
the players he sought.
There were very few deals COM
pleted at the meeting involving
American Association players. Louis
vile still is angling for Emmett
McCann, former Tribe manager
and first baseman, but the Colonies
want to give Dudley Branon for
him and the Indians are not inter-
ested in that kind of a trade. The
Tribe boss asked for Shortstop Oil
wares, but was turned down.
Manager Killefer is chiefly inter
ested in obtaining a shortstop aid
will start working on the big league
clubs for talent immediately.
Very little progress was made
Thursday by the American Associa-
ton on the problems at Toledo and
Kansas City. Billy Evans of the
Cleveland Americans said he is will
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to Complete
Big Deals Next Week

ing to help the Mud Hens with
players, but stated he is not seeking
to buy the franchise. His club
operated the Toledo franchise this
year.
Lee KeySer, president Of the Des
Moines team of the Western League,
continues to be the prospective
buyer Of the Kansas City club. He
left for Kansas City today to meet
with the directors of the Blues and
stated he hoped to close a deal for
the club.
The Toledo and Kansas City sit
uationS have not been cleared up
by any means and the American
association officials still are har-
ried with the difficulties in the two
cities.
Jack Hendricks, former Tribe business
manager, said. his negotiations to become
general manager of the Jersey City club
were off. He viii attend the major league
sessions in New York and endeavor to
land connections. The Jersey City club is
in heavy financial troubles.
n II y
Ownie Bush, the new pilot of the Gin
cinnatl Reds, left Columbus for Cincinnati
Thursday at midnight to attend an ANA
tear baseball dinner tonight. Barney Mike
Kelly OF Indianapolis lost out as coach
with the ewark Internationals when the
eastern class Double A League abolished
coaches, and he is striving to catch on
with a major outfit.
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sNoOhS peeSilMSln, mas IOund plenty 10 worry ABOUT IN
preparing for the opening clash. The Bulldogs tangle
with the SycamoreS at $50 p. m.
Hinkle secuted the Terre Haute team two days ago
and hasn't smiled since. Indiana State put up a great
Battle against the Evansville team which last week
drubbed De Paw METERS.
Last year a powerful Sycamore team upset the
Bulldogs to mar a good record. In that game, Chest
nut, a rangy csnter scored fourteen points against
the guarding Of Tackett and Profhtt. Only one men,
Der Of the Terre Haute squad was lost by graduation,
and Coach GlascOck has a potent aggregation to pit
against the locals.
Chestnut seems to be Hinkle's chief problem. Either
Profhtt or the tall but inexperienced Demmary will re-
ceiye the assignment against him. 1t will be a battle
OF giants with Demmary. the sophomora center who
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host to Kirklin. Crispus Attacks
takes on Carthage.
Other games on the state pro-
gram:
Upton at Alexandria.
Bedford at Bloomington.
GreencaStle at Clinton.
Columbus at Franklin.
Frankfort at Newcastle.
Connersville at Rushville.
Peru at Charlottesville.
Roosevelt EAST Chicago at Valparaiso.
Whiting at Washington EAST Chicago.
GARFIELD tTerre Haute) at Bosse Evans
ville).
North Side ct. wayne) VS.. Central eft.
Wayne.
Marion at South Bend fFt. Wayne).
F.7mmond at Horace Mann Gary.
Seymour at Greensburg. =
Kokomo at Logansport,
Muncie at Jefferson ~(Lafayette).
La Porte at Jeffersonville.
Richmond at lebanon
Shelbyville at M~artinsville.
Washington at Vincennes.
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for the locals. For games with the Indi-
annapolis Water Company team, phone
Hartley at Lincoln 1881.
Junior teams wishing entry blanks for
the Central State anniversary, tournament
starting Dec. 19, should call Cherry 2548-R
between 6 and Z p. m. this evening. Play
erS over IS years OF age are ineligible.
Tansy Milk nve defeated Polk Milk, 40
to "a. Tansys play st. Patricks at Pennsy
gym Sunday and Bridgeport Cardinals at
Beech Grove Tuesday. Tansys desire road
games with strong state clubs. Write N.
E. Terhune. So South Eleventh avenue,
Beech Grove, Ind.
Hardwood Kids won their tenth victory
in a row with a Ii TO 10 win over Speed
way Flashes in an overtime battle Thurs
day. Brown and Freije starred. For games
with Kids call Talbot 4161, ask for George.
". I. Basketeers take on Rhodius Cubs
at 2hodius gym tonight at s p. m.
G.. and ]. Tire quintet will play Bridge
port Cardinals al Fennsy gym Sunday
both teams work at the G.. and j. factory.
point victory. William H. Block quintet
and Citizen Gas netmen tangle in an
other promising tilt at Pennsy Sunday.
~Irvington Trojans defeated Plaiuheld
tema scored nine points to lead the Tro-
jams. Sunday. ~Irvington opposes Eli Lilly
squad at the Armory at 2 p. m.
Alquina Indians. composed of ex-high
school stars, will play the unbeaten House
of David cagers from Benton Harbor,
Mich, Monday night in the Old Heeb rink,
which has been leased and recondtioned
by the Alquina school. Alquina lineup in
cludes Rei6somer, Brown. Beck Smith,
and Emmett Wright. A preliminary game
between Connersville Y. M. G. A.
and Harrisburg starts at 1880.
Four games have been booked for the
basketball card at Dearborn Hotel Sunday.
A feature clash will pit All-American
Girls against Brookside Girls, both strong
local clubs. The card:
l. P. M.-Dearborn VS.. Willard A. O.
2@All-American VS.. Brookside Girls.
3EButler VS.. Tartans.
indianapolis Reserves VS.. Mars Hill.
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today with two
victories each.
Jimmy Caras.
21-year-o old Will
mington Cd ID
S r, conquered
j a m e S Mills,
young Californian,
125 to rs in nine
teen innings,
Thursday. Pas
Natalie and
Erwin Rudolph,
Chicago veterans,
also turned in
triumphs Tuesday
to gain a tie with
Caras and Ralph
Greenleaf, defend
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to Open
Minus Krause

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Dec. g.
Notre Dame opens it's hardwood
campaign tonight, minus the serv-
ices Of ed Moose) Kfause, giant
center and scoring star, who is with
the football squad on the coast. He
will rejoin the squad Dec. Is.
Joe Voegele, a letter man, will
hold down the pivot job in tonight's
opener against Albion CMich.) COL
lege. Captain Johnny Baldwin and
Leo Grove, veterans, will work at
guards with Eddie Alberts at one
forward and Angsten at the other
Heating, Jordan and Mettler are
other forward candidates.
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Runyan Bow in Links
Tourney; Diegel, Dutra Win

first round, while Leo Diegel, Aqua
Calient, had a narrow squeeze in
winning from Mike Murra, Wichita,
Kan, l up at the nineteenth hole.
Smiths putting went bad and he
bowed to Romie Espinosa, youngest
of the Espinosa brothers, 2 and 1,
while Runyan Tell before the steady
playing of w. j. Schwartz, st. Louis,
l down.
DIN Dutra, big California pro and
tourney medalist, continued as the
favorite today. He thumped Dick
Fry Of Oakland, 4 and 8, Thurs
daV.
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Eight Games on Card for
City Elves; State Rivals Mix

Topped by Techs trip to An
derson, where the east siders take
on Everett Cases brilliant Indians,
local high school cagers will play
eight games tonight.
Shortridge tops the home bill,
playing Greenfield at the north side
court. Mooreseville invades Wash
ington and Cathedral goes to Del
phi. Broad Ripple takes on War;
rem Central at the John Strange
gym, while Manual opens its cam
paign at Ben Davis. Park school is
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Four Events on
Armory Card

Blacksmith Pedigo, Louisvillel
veteran, takes on Gorilla Pogi, Ital-
ian junior middleweight, in the two
falls out of three main event of the
weekly graphing program at the
Armory here tonight. The card of
four events will begin at $50 p. m.
In the semi-windup Stanley West, sturdy
Milwaukee light heavyweight, is pitted
against the clever Texan. Billy Love. for a
one fell joust.
Merle Dolby, long a ~favorite here. re-
turns to meet David Dooley. bewhiskered
Michigan m~iddleweight. in the second
toust. An opening prelim completes the
bill.
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By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. with
two favorites eliminated in the
opening round of match play, thirty
two players teed off on the wind
swept Lakeside course today on the
second round of the national match
play open golf championship.
Horton Smith, Joplin mo pro-
fessional, and Paul Runyan, White
Plains, N. Y, were beaten in the
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KNOXVILLE SELLS NEIS

By United Press
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. Bernie
Neis, former American Association
star and big league veteran, who
managed Knoxville CTenn.) of the
Southern League last year, has been
sold to the Dallas Texas League
club. He is an outfielder.
Knoxville also purchased Grady
Adkins, former White Sox pitcher,
from st. Paul of the Association.
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UCLANS TO FLORIDA

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9.-Thirty-
six members of the University of
California at Los Angeles football
squad will leave here Sunday for
Gainesville, where they play Flor
ida U. on Dec. II.
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The st. Louis Cardinals may try
to land a shortstop to back stop
Charley Colbert shot in the left
ankle while hunting recently. Leo
Durocher of Cincinnati is said to be
sought,
New York Giants are eager to get
either a second or third baseman,
according to Manager Bill Terry.
Outfielder Freddy Lindstrom may
be used in a deal to obtain an in
fielder. Micky Finn of Brooklyn
and Bill Urbanski of the Boston
Braves are two players sought by
the Giants.
Cleveland already has opened ne
gotiations with Washington for first
baseman Harley Boss, who has
played with the Chattanooga South
ern League club for the past two
years. The Indians have offered an
infielder, pitcher and cash for Boss.
Detroit expects the youngsters
from Beaumont, Texas League
champions, to bolster the Tigers,
but may make a deal involving ev-
eral veterans, possibly Earl White
hill.
Marty McManuS, who managed
the Boston Red Sox last season but
hasn't signed his 1888 contract, seeks
a second baseman and a catcher.
Pittsburgh would like to have a
right-handed hitting outfielder to
fit in with the Waner brothers.
Pitcher Heinie Meme is reported to
be for sale or trade.
The Chicago White Sox are 60
ing to offer handsome inducements
to get two pitchers from some other
American League club.
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TECH A WEST

By Times Special
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 9.-Twenty-
eight Georgia Tech football players
leave here tonight for Berkeley, Cal,
where they meet California U. on
Dec. II.
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BEAUMONT SIGNS COLEMAN

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, o, Dec. Bob
Coleman, former Pittsburgh Pirates
catcher and manager Of the San
Antonio (Tex.) and Evansville
Gnd.) club, has been signed to sue
coed Del Baker as manager of the
Beaumont club, Texas League. Ba-
ker will coach at Detroit.
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Thursday Cage Scores

COLLEGES
De Paw, "a; franklin. Is.
Anderson, SO; Indiana Law School. 80.
Lacrosse State Teachers, 20; Illinois
state Normal, 81.
Long Island. 81; st. Johns (Annapo-
Monmouth. SO; Parsons, II.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Perry Central, "a; Westfeld. II.
Cary. IA.
BENTON COUNTY TOURNEY
At Boswell
Oxford, 81; Freeland Park. Is.
Earl Park. 80; Otterbe.n, IA.
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CATHOLIC r SET

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Loyola uni
versity again will be host to the
annual national Catholic interscho-
lastic tournament, officials of the
tourney announced today. They set
dates for the meet at the Chicago
school as March 1926.
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"A veteran quintet, four of them
members Of the Sycamore team
which upset the Bulldogs last year,
will perform for Indiana State
against Butler in the opening tilt
of the season for Tony Hinkle's
FASTENERS at the field house to-
night.
Capt. Blubaum (above) is a
star forward for the Terre Haute
collegians and one of the leading
scorers.
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r ON MAY 6

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-May 6 was
named today as the probable date
for the 1888 running of the Ken
lucky Derby. The date has not been
set definitely, however.
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In an Indianapolis District Envortb
League game, Broadway rallied in the sec
ond and third quarters to win from Cen
ssI-Eogewood, % to l8. SHREDDER and L.
monroe, Tor the winners, and Booth for
the losers, starred. Roberts PARK Girls
9e1eated West Washington PRESBYTERIAN
o. y 70 =, IN a preliminary game. and West
~ Aor1elteo 10 the Roberts Park BOYS.
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Strong Sycamore Five
Bulldog Rival Tonight
Butler Seeks Revenge for Loss to Indiana State Cauers
Last Season; Four Veterans in Blue Starting
Lineup for Opening Fray.

Buffers 'warm-up cage game against Indiana State Normal tonight
at the Faryew hedhouse may be too hot for the Bulldogs to handle.
Tony HInMe. Butler coach. whose characterktics do not incllde =
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Young Cue
Ace Shines
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Three vet
Grams and a sensational youngster
shared the lead in the national
pocket billiard championship play
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ing champion, at the top of the list.
Natalie beat Walter Franklin and
Rudolph thumped George Kelly.
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Industrial division of the Daa rborn D.
reasion Leagues will open its schedule to
negnt 5 az tne Dearborn Pea hotel. Many promi-
opening round: eu' Inc
Merchants. 70 speedway
SlS171dianapolis Inspection Bureau VS..
on LA. 3 P, Warehouse VS.. Fifty-sec-
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Hera sans vs.. Dearborn Juniors.
MORALS.
Olympic Buddies held on to their lead in
the Olympic Club Wednesday League by
Downing Question Marks, % to 81, in a
hard-fought contest at the Olympic gym.
Don Montford hit the hoops for thirteen
points to lead the Buddies attack. while
Seal, with eleven points, was high man
with no losses.
Crimson Cubs held on to their second
ming from Indianapolis Buddies, 28 to 20.
Bob Laycock snagged thirteen points for
the Cubs. Reiswerg scored seven points
for the losers.
Ken Cooke and t. Perciheld led the
OLYMPIC f. c. to a 27-to-14 win over the
South Side Bearcats. Williams led his
Rearcat teammates with nine points.
Crimson Cubs will defend their lead in
the Olympic Sunday League against News
meet at 2 p. m; Cubs lead the league with
three win and no defeats.
Olympic Buddies will meet their club
mates, the Olympic Flashes, in the first
game at p. m; r; 9; G. Club and
tne, Bluestein A.. c.. and the Woodside A. G.
Will close the schedule at 4.
Results of the Ross Smith Basketball
League at East Tenth street gym Thurs
day night were as follows:
Emerson Merchants, "a; Bethany. "a.
Naval Reserves, q; Riley Cubs, 5.
United Motor Service, "a; Centenary. 4.
indianapolis Railways, 35; VagabondS. 16.
Docs Gang from Columbus, Ind, de-
feated the Indianapolis Water Company,
20 to II. Harrington starred for the win
ners, and K. Emery was high-point man
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place in the Junior division of the Dear
porn RECREATION Leagues by winning from
conquered their old rivals, the Arsenal
BuHdogs. Southport turned in a win over
IlOub MemOrials. Standinps fnllnMs.
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Little Giants, recently Organized. de-
sire games in the 15-17-year-oId class. Gail
I'll oSOO-R, between $50 and $50. ask
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Earl Stevens, manager of the Arsenal
bulldogs, would like to see Lindsey of
~d9alanapolis Street Railway f1ve, Engiehart
OF Sans, Juniors, Stevens, Harrison. 7
cunningham Of Bulldogs and Michaels of
Iroun Memorial, to play in a senior
ooarnament at Dearborn Monday night at
Stevens at S43 Tacoma avenue Sunday
AFTERNOON. S'@@S
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Dearborn Juniors continue to hold nrst
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N. and M. Garage won its eleventh
StralghG game without a setback by de-
Ieatlng William H. Block five in a Capitol
CITY League game. Simon, Delph
OneWhre, Collier, Barnett and Koenig
starred. Blocks led at the half. ~ 10 16
put N. and M. came back to sink FORTY,
Infee points in sixteen minutes and win
For games, call Drexel 1919. val
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Arsenal Bulldogs have won four out of
their last five games and will book games
Cnrougn December and January with
Wednesday or Thursday nights. Follow
ing teams notice: Morris Street M. E.,
Fletcher Place, Y. M. G. A. Dragons, Meri-
dlan Heights Juniors, and others in the
dtooyear-oId class. Write Earl Stevens,
043 Tacoma avenue.
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Christamore A. c., with six victories in
seven starts. challenge any team in the
zU-year-old class to games on a home and
Belmont IT'S. O"A
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Tansy Mix cagers hope to add st. Pat
TICKS 10 thelr long list of victims when
the rivals clash at Pennsy gym Sunday
afternoon. Two other games also are on
me program. FRANKIE, tall center; Terhune
ana J. Moudlin will be with Tansy
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Indianapolis Buddies Club will meet the
strong Negro X. M. C. A. meters at the
I Tonight, Buddies club teams would like
ing nrst class attractions. Buddies varsity.
playing without the services of regulars
que 70 illness, has won eleven games n
loSt -FOUR this season. For games. write
abe Goldsmith, 1902 South Meridian street.
Apt. 9, or phone Drexel SPAR, at 6 D. m.
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Workman's A. C. defeated Prosnact A r
IN a thrilling battle at Pennsy gym. &c
70 70. For games in the l8-20-year-oId
class, call Drexel 1866, ask for Boo.
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for the locals. For games with the Indi-
annapolis Water Company team, phone
Hartley at Lincoln 1891.
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Irvington Trojans defeated PIaiuield
Merchants Thursday night, 90 to 25. Bot
tema scored nine points to lead the Tro-
jams. Sunday, %Irvington opposes Eli Lilly
squad at the Armory at 2 p. m.
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Hardwood Kids won their tenth victory
in a row with a Il TO IS win over Speed
day. Brown and Freije starred. For games
with Kids call Talbot 4161, ask for George.
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indianapolis Railways 1--WE will prac-
at Pennsy gym. Ali PLAYERS are asked
70 report for a business meeting at $3.50.
Lewis and Willard, notice. Railways de-
team having access to a gyms Manage
Of indianapolis Water Companv CLUB is
asked to can Critchfleld regarding a game
between $3.50 and 1890 a. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-06
NATURE GRAND, BUT
 FISH MARKET VILE

Twenty-eight thousand pounds of halibut were brought to Juneau today, but the prevailing prices on the Fish Exchange, cents a pound first grade and 3 cents a pound second grade, proved unsat- isfactory and the catches were taken to Prince Rupert, B. c.
 The Addington, Capt Sivert And erson, had 14,000, and the Hyper fen, Capt. Oscar Oberg, 14,000.
 This trip to the Icy Strait banks was the most pleasant in my 10 years experience as a fisherman in Southeast Alaska waters" said Capt. Anderson. The sun shone throughout the days, there was not even the ripple of breeze, the sea was like glass. There was plenty of fish of the most desirable size and of the best quality. All nature seemed divine; only markets now are vile"