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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1923. Mixed Pair Get Gross MICHIGAN GETS LIGHTWORKOUT When Babe Came Within One Base of Home Run Ruth'i only hit in tbe first game resulted in the only (ood bit of baierunnint displayed by the Yankee. It wis an outstanding performance for the Hugmen for on several other occasions the American league champions were caught off bases and made to look like novice. In the fifth inning Bab hit one down the left field foul line. When "Irish" Meusel loafed in fielding the ball Ruth turned second and dashed to third.

He is shown at the finish of his great fall-away slide which took him around Heinte Groh. Babe's effort didn't avail him anything as he was cut down at the plate by Frisch's great throw after catching Bob Meusefs fly in short ngnL r7j llllll.HlllllllMllllinilMIII1lirllTTTTTff IMIllliMlMmniMlllWlM mmm llimilllllll IIIIIIIIIWllllllllllllllllllllll CALVES EASY, BUTTER FIRM Liberal Supply of Poultry-Easy Market for Fresh Vegetables. Dairy products are quoted firm at unchanged prices. The market for vegetat-Us is well supplied and dealers report a quiet demand There Is an easy tone In nearly all lines without much change in prices. Fruits are quiet also.

not all lines ar In good suppl; Apples are abundant and In good demand, but peaches and pears er scarce. The poultry market, show-no change. Offerlr.si are larce an'' demand la not active enough prevent accumulation. pres'e-calves are easy and In fair aupp'v 1 Yost Confines Squad to Patting, Tackling and Interference. Vanderbilt Eleven Will Arrive Friday and Receive Practice Session.

-Ann Arbor, Oct. 11. Al- th need of rrtmmaa; wal apparent at th Dec-Inning- of th Micnigan. decldad lo ellmi-nat rounh work from It practic. and Mimtourmlv will meet Van- derbllt Saturday with not a single hard test inc th (' (amt, tyybyb 11 4 4 ne team this arternoou spent! is-It tlm forming; Interference fol-1 lowing- th klek'ff.

practiced pins- 97 Nir i1 ff At, 4 wy j. (Copyrlsht by Inderoood ito-ijS RACES .1 G. F. Turnbull, vice president: G. Ropp and C.

J. Hugg, ot th Industrial Morris Plan bank of Detroit, will attend th fourth annual convention of th Morris Plan Bank-erg" association In Atlantic City, N. October 1S-1J. Dr. Kinley, noted educator and associate editor of ttv New York Times, will address the bankers Tuesday evening.

A ball, banquet and golf tournament are social features of the three days' meeting-. H. Elbert Foster Thursday purchased the New York Stuck exchange seat of Edward H. Hough for tmOOt) and Curtis A. McWhin-ney purchased that of Francis F.

Palmer, deceased, for $52,000. Continental Can company announces net income of for the eight months ending August $1. 1923, and surplus of after payment of the common and preferred dividends. Directors of the Southern railway Thursday postponed until March consideration on the question of declaring a dividend on tbe common stock. The stockholders, meeting In Richmond.

last Tuesday, had asked that attention be given the matter. E. H. Shaw, traitic manager, was appointed to replace U. Green as vice-president In charge of traffic.

Mr. Green becomes assistant to the president. Other large stockholders have purchased 176 shares of stock with a par value of 8100 of Mrs. i.oulao. Wfldl, of New York, in the Helvetia Milk Condensing company have been purchased for It was announced In St.

Louis Thursday. Mrs. Wildi's stock was left to her by her husband, one of the organisers of the company. It represented about -one-third of the entire stock of the company, which 38 years ago was organized with an original investment of 815,000. It also was announced that recently the company obtained nine shares of the stock of Timothy llcijonnier, of Chicago, for a share.

Peddler on lower Broadway, New York, are doing a big business and making a handsome prollt selling uerman paper marks at 10 cents for tutt.uuu and throwing in a "made In Uermany" tin whistle. Marks were quoted at S.OuO.OOO.OOO for 81 Thursday. Bugar Interests with property in Cuba are withholding comment on the tariff hill whloh h.rams a l.ui Tuesday, until they hive seen a certinea copy of the measure as enacted and approved by President Zayas. They succeeded in having the bill amended Before final passage, but had expressed opposition to it even In that form. Public offering was made Thursday of 32,265,000 of 25 year 6 1-3 per cent first mortgage gold bonds, series D.

of the Kentucky Utilities company, at 98 1-2 and Interest to yield about 6-8 per cent. Offering was made also of 81.073,000 city of Toledo, direct obligation per cent 2 to 25 year bonds at prices to yield 4.50 to 4.60 per cent. Iron Products corporation reports net earnings of 31.003.964 for- the first six months of this year. Kresge Department Store company officials have denied rumors that It Is seeking to acquire control of Stern Brothers, in New York. Net Income of the j'-iilcnal Supply company of Delaware for the first six months of.

1923 totalled $3,023,039. St. Louis packing houses and wholesalers shipped 57.593.700 pounds of meat last month a gain over September last year of 2,752, -500 pounds. Included in these shipments were 24.4IH.O0O pounds of fresh beef. 1.786.700 pounds of ham and 31.3ti3.0no pounds of pork, mutton, sausage and miscellaneous meats.

It Is announced ihat Ihe greater part of a $1,000,000 contract given the Westlnghouse International company for equipment to be used In reconstruction work In Japan will be produced In the plant of the Westlnghotisfl KWctric Manufacturing company, Kast Pittsburgh. Textile manufacturers In New England are watching with considerable concern for th? attitude of Maine on the eight-hour day. That state will hold a referendum Monday to determine whether another important link In New England's textile Industry will go on a 48-hotir week basis. Until 1915. Maine Industries were on a 60-hour week and since that time the 54-hour basis has prevailed.

Within a year Rhode Island and New Hampshire legislatures have defeated hills providing for a 4S-hnur week hasisJ Massachusetts has been on a 48-hour week sine 1919 and whether una is reiponxinie or nt. the Tact remains that no Important new mills have been constructed in that state since then, while 103 have been put up In the south, where the working week ranges from 55 to 60 hours. Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy vere filed Thursday by Kinannel A Hornlck. retail jeweler, 11614 Kast Jefferson avenue. liabilities $15,234.

assets I. Snrnnoff wholesale produce dealers lletrolt, liabilities $7,449. assets Alvln G. Iiamltlo. painter and decorator, 6936 Oratlot avenue, liabilities $3,907, assets none; and Ilur-ton Itoberts.

mechanic, Oetrolt, liabilities $1,100. assets $669 CRUDE OILOUTPUT SHOWS REDUCTION Daily Average for Week Drops 62,850 Barre'. New Vork. Oct. 11.

The dally average srross crude oil production of the United decreased 62-850 barrels for the week ending October 6, totaling 157.400 barrels, according to the weekly summary of the American Petroleum Institute. Dally avorafte production east of th- tlocky mountains wus 1,323,400 barrels, a decrease of 42.8SO barrels. California production wh? S.14.0fm barrels, a decrease of 20.000 barrels. Oklahoma shows a daily average production of barrels, decrease of S.450 barrelfi; Kansnt, barrels, a decrease of 4.10 barrels: north Texas S7.S0(i barrels a decrease of 150 central Texas. 2115,4110 bnrrels.

decrease ot 3.050 barrels; north Louisiana, 500 barrels, a decrease fimj barrels; Arkansas I22 barrels, Increase of I.35D bariels: Hulf coast 101.100 barrel, Increase of 3.150 barrels; eastern, 10i.oii0 barrels, decrease of 1,000 barrels: Wyoming and Montana, 133.S50 barrel. di-crease of 33.S50 barrels. raily average Imports of petroleum at principal ports for the month of September were 22S.i:i'l barrels, compared with 243, 543 liar-rels for AutruM and for week ended October fi. 14.1 barrels, compared with 23S.1 43 bnrrels for the prevjis wei. Dally vera ice receipts ol California oil at Atlantic and nulf coaat ports for month of September were 184.

2'; barrels, compared with 211. 71 barrels. for Aukum and for tbe week ended OctoHer fi. 1:1.25 bnrrels, compared with 2 0. 7 1 barrels.

There were no chat ares reported In crude oil prices for the major districts mid-continent belna: 'loot ed from 90 cents to $1.75 barrel, i according to the gravity of the oil. I I'ennay'vania crude. ITnnford dts-1 trict. J2.75 a barrI. and ail i-rades 0 a barrel, and Ruif coast I $10').

The Newest Veil. Anne Hit ten house all about th latest fashion veils Trann-form vour heo.l itl- a v-il 1. Household iec(ioB, Sunday' Free 1 ii Business Notes. ft avw A Vnderwood. N.

QMIItMltllllKHIHHIIHIIIIMimiltllllllimlUUIItlllllHI T( 1 FOOTBALL i CONTESTS I SATURDAY Qj'MIIMIMItlllMIMIIMMtmMMMMIIMWlltlMIHMtfji1 IX DETROIT. of Detroit vs. Ullm Inston, Ulna field, 2i30 p. a. lollefe of the Cltr of Detroit va.

Ferris Institute, Roosevelt field, m. Weitrrs V. Northwestern. Codd eld. 2 i.IO p.

an, f'entrnl vs. Pontine. XoHhwealern field, 21.10 p. m. WESTEIIX C'ONFEREXCE.

Indiana vs. Korthwestera at In-dlnnapoll. I'urdue v. lonn at Iowa City. MIDDLE WEST.

MlehlKaa vs. Vanaerbllt at Ann Arbor. Colgate va. Ohio State at Columbus. Mlrhlsnn Aicxlea vs.

Wisconsin nt Madisnn. Ilntler vs. Illlnol at 1'rliana. Ilaafcell Indiana vs. Minnesota at Minneapolis.

reluhton vs. Kansas Acglra nt Manhattan. Marquette vs. II I no at Milwaukee. vs.

Oklahoma at Lincoln. Carroll (Cleveland) va. Caraegle Teek at Cleveland. Kansas vs. Oklaboma Angles at Laerrene.

Missouri vs. Iowa State at Columbia. ItePauw va. Lake Forest at fireen-eaatle. Washlnafnn (St.

Louis) vs. Grinned at St. Louis. North Dakota AaTsrle vs. South Dakota AkkIs at l-'araro.

N. p. Dakota vs. outh Dakota at Fork. 8.

I). STATE INTERCOLLEGIATE. Mtehlgnn Normal va, Hillsdale at Ypallnntl. Albion vs. Central State Normal at Albion.

Olivet vs. Kalnmaxno College at Olivet. STATE INTE11SCIIOI.ASTIC. Northenstern vs. Monroe nt Monroe.

Southwestern vs. ort Huron nt Port Huron. Albion vs. Ann Arbor nt Alblnn. Caas vs.

Technical at Buffalo, N. V. Arthur Hill vs. Central nt Lansing. Eastern va.

Ownaao at Snglnnvr. Alpena va. Central at nay Cltv, Holland va. Grand Rapids Central at Holland. I.rnnd Haven vs.

South at Grand Rapids. Alma va. Central at Flint. Nile va. I nlun nt Grand Ranlria.

Grand Rnpida Catholic at Allegan. West Division I Mllnaukeel ut Muakegon. Marine Cltv at Highlnnd Park. Jnekaon v. Rattle Creek at Rat tle Creek.

Ypailantl Central at Mt. Clemens. Hart vs. Maiilatee at Mantatee. Rllsslteld vs.

Hillsdale at Hillsdale, EAST. Notre Dame vs. Army at Ilrook-Irn. Alabama va. Syraruse at Syracuse.

Ynle vs. tJeurgln nt New Ilnven. Harvard v. Mlddleburr at Cambridge. Ititrtmouth va.

Roaton t'nlverslty nt Hanover. Navy va. West Virginia Wealeyon at Annapolis. Pennsylvania vs. Swsrthmore nt Phllndrlphln.

I'lttahnrgh vs. West Ylrglniit at Plttsbiirgh. Princeton s. Georgetown nt Princeton. Wnshlngtnn-JelTerson vs.

Rrown at Washington. Pn, Columbia vs. Wesleynn nt New York. Cornell va. William at Ithaca.

I nion vs. Amkerat at Sehenec-tady. New York 1'nlveralty vs. Renaae-laer nt Nev 1 nrk. Lafayette iv Krnnklin-Mnrahnll at Eaatnn.

Lehigh vs. Rntgers at New llruna-wlek. Holy Cross m. Providence at Wooaaer. SOITH.

Florida vs. Georgia Tec at Atlanta. nlverslty of Sonth vs. Teias at llallna. Texns vs.

Tulane nt Renumont. Tenneaaee va. tieorgetown t.N. kr.l nf Knovvllle. Virginia vs.

St. John's at Char lotteaville. Virginia Military Institute va. Rnnnnke at Lexington, in. Centre va.

Clemann nt Itanvllle. Z. Score of 78 Gilmore Schlappaca Team Sets Diftrict Mvk in D. G. Event.

Mrs. J. F. Gilmor and J. T.

8chl- appacasse paired In th mixed four-aom for Detroit Golf club players. set what Is believed to bo a district record for thl tjrp of competition Thursday when thev scored a gross ot 71 over th south course at the D. G. C. As far sf could be learned this wag th first tlm any mixed pair her ha been under SO.

Mr. and MT. E. R. Warr.er wr second with an 81 gross, another fine performance.

This, with their handicap of 11 strokes, put th Warner team in a tie with Mr. and Mr C. Howard Cran for low net honor. The Cran pair scored S7-l- aa While accomplishing th record score, the Gilmor-Schlappacass comuinauon made a pair of 13 a Their card showed three sixes, on I he. first, aleventh and fhln.mh The score: Out 4214414 4 in I I I I I I I a-33-71 CAR INQUIRY SHOWS VOLUME Outlook for Railroad Buying of Steel Seems to Hinge on Price Adjustments.

New York, Oct. 11. The Iron Age' savs: the appearance of the largest car Inquiries that have come out since the early months of the year has produced a more cheerful view of steel market prospects. Leading steel producers at the same time report bonking of finished material for the first week of October at a rat slightly better than the September average. Operations by the Steel corporation are at 93 per cent of capacity In Chicago district and at 88 per cent for the Carnegie Steel company with an average close to 90 per cent Independent companies in the Pittsburgh, Youngs-town and Whaeling districts are still running at 70 to 75 per cent.

The better outlook for railroad buying: is dwelt on, because present steel prices have been considered too high to encourage contracting on a large scale. It remains to be seen what concessions will be made to car inn era and what economics the latter can enforce to keep their prices within bounds. The Southern Pacific has lead o(T with an Inquiry for 8.730 freight cars, 152 paasenger cars. 58 locomotives and 5 000 refrigerator cars. ror trie union I'acitie, also, large purchases are planned.

The St. Louis-San Francisco Is In the market for 2.500 cars and the Baltimore Ohio for 1.400, while the Chesapeake Ohio Inquiry may reach 4.000. All told, the steel trade expects soon to have before It plate and other requirements for a total of 40.000 cars. Rails already booked and those In sight will make a large draft on rail mill capacity for the first half of 1924. Estimates of the Pennsylvania railroad's coming order run as high as tons, or one-third more than the 1923 total.

It Is still difficult to take the messure of Japanese bujlng, The 80.000 tons of galvanized sheets and 7,000 tons of wire nails for which Inquiry has been taken up through Washington are considered emergency needs. Structural steel demand on any scale Is some distance In the future. September steel output dropped 2.7 per cent below the rat of production In August. Pig Iron and steel alike have now fallen off per cent from the peak of production rate of last spring. Low prices have led to considerable pljr iron business In Buffalo district, where 123 has been shaded, hut at Chicago, where prices are down 81 further and In other centers where added weakness has appeared, buying has been limited to rather small tonnages.

For 26 weeks or nearly one-half a year, the Iron Age finished steel composite price has shown but one change, and that only 28 cents a ton. For 12 successive weeks It has remained at 2.775 cents a pound, following 13 "weeks at 2,789 cents. The further decline In fuundry Iron brings the Iron Age pltf iron composite price to 123.79, from 823 98 last week. This Is the lowest figure since mid-July of 1922. TRADEOUTLOOK REMAINS SPOTTY Wholesale and Jobbing Business Are Above Fair.

New York, Oct .11. Bradstreet's Saturday will say: "Irregularities previously noted In thade and industry are still visible, Imparting a spotty appearance to the genera! view, but wholesale and Jobbing business are still above fair. Ketail trade Is a trifle better, and there are more good than fair reports as to Industry. Collections, us for some ttr.ie past, lag behind the othei reports. Trade In primary lines In dr goods, and especially In cotton goods Is unquestionably quieter than some weeks nno, but Jobbing business In seasonal lines leavV little to be complained of, best reports still entiling from the south and the central west, A very uliarp line of demarcation Is, however, evident'- being drawn between business for nearby or Immediate delivery, and that for next and beyond.

Kor this, price uncertainty seems to be largely responsible, ijaiii; clearings are not teceived." Iteacrve Rank Statement. Waahlnffton. Oct. 11. Combined resources and of the 12 KeoVra! Ree-rve niinks at the clime nf hualncgs October Id were rcporfu rur.ignt rty me re.leial Iteacrve board (In thousands of dollar) aa follow; Ilcwurces Gold and sold certificates, sold aettiemant fund.

Federal acrc bonr'l hUV'iii; total f.ilu held by binka. 77: sold with Fulcra! Koerw j'Scnie, rold redemption fun.t, Ji.l.iij; louil sold l3.12J..ll't; r-nerves other than soli, total re-arvea non-reserve canli. l.a Hills diacour.lefl: Secured hy tnltel stmcn obllntiona. lf 5S, other bllia time Ixtuaht in opn market. Ilii2.4i7, to'al hilla on hand.

i niit-u nonna anil noma SVM'm: I'nitcd Siatt-a ccrlincalca of ln- IWI7-- uncollected items. v4.J7: all mh-r re ia.njr.ea. 15.3.470. total reaolirca, 1.1.4..-. in in i---.

Hpnai paid in, lli aur- plua. lepoanfl: llovemrr.ent. 1. nurmlwr Lnrih. renerve account.

11- other K1.7H4: tola! ilV- posit. 31.i."t Iteserv note In i iiiuini.on. rcacral He eireulaiion, n-t ihiiov. oe.arren avaiialillliy llema. 27 I pr rmi.

I mm(M uo ltrchaad fur forin currpapomkoia. NOTICE TO EOWLERS. All bowlers, who liartiolioited In tl.e Detroit sweepatake tournament winter r. I'Vh with the Wuniiward alius Ki-t l.efore Saturday. Now entries for the tnnrnamerit will be un- PI'OPONCU tO surt play n.xt week.

i' 4 Us 0. OF D. TO PLAY BUCKEYES NEXT Wilmington College Slated to Meet Red and White Mere Saturday. When the of Iietrolt's football schedule was drawn up for 1923 tha framers designed It so that the Red and White would hav threa preparatory itamea before th six major contests of the year. Two of these Rallies hav been played and Wilmington colic- comes Saturday for the last contest before the annual Washington and Jefferson battle on October 27 Last year tha little Ohio college sent a small squad here, which was expected lo be easy prey for the t'.

of I). Showing- a flKhtinir aplrlt. which (rave lletrolt ninny anxious moments, the Htickeyes were dually beaten by a Ion touchdown. Tnkln Ma Chances. This year Wllmlnirton ex-pected to prove such a atirprlse.

Ijist Saturday Purdue ran up 39 points while the Ohio team was held scoreless. Most of tha time Purdue, was tislnit substitutes. liesplt this mediocre showing; last week, Coach Germany Hchulz Isn't allowing his charircs to let down In their drl'ls. Is looking ahead to the W. and J.

encounter, but dosen't Intend to liavo Wilmington catch Octrolt oft form Hcsln While several of the V. of 1 rcmilara are sllithtl.v crippled throukh minor Injuries1, none of the ttrxt strftia; men expected to be held out at the start of Saturday's game. Schuli was well satisfied with the showing- of the backs In the Knlnmnzno katnc, and PIhiis no cliiitiKea behind the line. The only chance expected In the forward wait will send F'lnnnery to Kiiard with Mnher. Serond Slrfna; Men Hid.

I Several of the second string- men ifre coinitiic in lor some intensive training, e'chulx realizing that bo must have plenty of reserve, mii-terliil nine the major giimcs start. iMitih" Slickeiimeyer. who player; full buck ut l-'iiiilhain, bus Joined the iuud. anil is glvliiK Tom Thornton and Marty llrennan a buttle for first siilistlitite to Ctptaln Larry Welch, (lallagher Is the only man on the squad who will not ho able lo In Saturday's game. He Is suffering from an Injured knee.

Wilmington will arrive Friday morning; and will have a short practice at liiiuin held In the afternoon, t'oa'-h W. llolen Is expected to start the same snuud that faced I'urdua last Saturday. This will be: While mid While, ends; James and Thompson, tackles, Itrown and Ilonla. Kuards: Murphy, center r'lsncr. iiuarterback Shaw and N'ovld, halfbacks, and Toiler, fullback.

ART NEHF AND JONES DUE TO PITCH TODAY Continued From I'ngre Flghleen. for them, and. besides the operators must pet a lot of humor out of them, Nchf Must Mart o. I'nless Nchf bears churm-ed life he will pitch l-'rUlay after, noon, thiee tunes noil out lor him. It Is logical to that the la-tie trookid armed nui.nrr will "ko if for no oilier tiian Mcilraw would Hiit to turn lule of the Hi-owins fi-clinu I'nal Kuili 1m finally biokeii the itill.icnce that the Oiaii'' l'lli'i cxeiciseil over him until today.

cireuliiSt aiu es atlellii the ultimate btirsttUK Sum Joio-s Into tin lineup. Like Nchf, Sud Sam lias nolteo inoM! i'libliclty out ol th.s hoi Ul i.cs than Hie boys lio have actually participated. Much utter the fashion ot a cuio-ce i oi i rt-puiiilent on tlifiil ihr army i ot sci i bca atteiuiHic iIim act ics canlj s- an one oi a it's mi c.o ii Mule. It's their story and they arc niir to suck io ii I'uv In the turn events toi.k this toeir ilia- i ute ihnii h'ii they starred. Mc- i.

raw uiifars to have a si. in fuse on llile'Ki' a in thai lie has yd to Hl-'t-t his trump pi'- lii the ii. ut the Yankees already has played hn tun best bets, hiurtriir of course. Sam Jones, ho rniiTht William Jen- lllliKS HriMI IS to Hie ples- id. I Teduy'a Strntegle.

nor will It a.i:.'i,;i!. 4 ill a tl-. llioi.irh iinprwtin t.it- In of th fa't that 1 1 1 I who tViut- hp Mi-tuVih ic mf the r.i of y.rV.H wh'-n 1 1 1 1 rnl'it'd Kiimc ln( In hln ser.i s. Tbfri it uiittltl h-1 two on with l.ly limr io m( ii 1 i i 1 ana larKiiriK. and nnaiiy wnn rt to th playing field for a secret aesaton.

Iiare the mn ran throuirn Iftnala and triad out the plan upor which they hop to laral the Commodores Name Mnea likely. Coach Yost la none too certain eser tha result of th a.fnir with the southerner and IhtouK iiout the week ha drilled hii men in bteak-ititf up their touted errors offensive. Thia and the light work outs has been th ehedula i tha rirsi airlna men. while the reserve material, which may be counted In on the affair Saturday, received only one real workout agait i the cmha. The lineup for the mmi la expected to much tha same as against Cae.

with a posslu.iilv of two changes. Slaughter may clay auarda. while Nelai.lt la a possllil end. Millar will a'art at fullback Coach Me'liiKin and hia ana-re--ilon are expected In Ann Albor Friday. According to schedule, the t'omiro Jorea will arrive tiera In the afternoon and will practice late In the die for a brief workout.

Whether th Vandv mentor will alv Michigan folluwei chance to look over the team before th content la uncertain. It belli- thoutcht by ome that the team will quarter In a nearby town. Hooters Are emln. Word has been received from Nashville Uit 00 student, lour-flftha of the entire scJiuqJ, are -Dacted to follow their team here for he tilt. 1 1 addition to this, the school band will accompany their rlddnni and help pull for victory.

On th eve of the (jam an unprecedented demand for seat has rushed to the athletic ofltc hr Practically the entire stands have been aoUsnd It llkaly that tadlum will also be 111 fed. Hint th additions made to th stands iwo year" th. stadium has rev-S hl'n filled except at conferee names. BABE RUTH RISES AGAIN Continued rromVil Klhtee. far from hnm.

Jher. rmnr-oTNJ-H MerllnUcd wisardry at Ural Th. Issue was still in After HUKn tn rotinn lliiih with a end a dlt.plti "irve had choked off one hit. hv Ward So tha score as tied at 1 and 1 when to hat In "irrxrarrrei of crockery being- pushed down th. collar stairs.

Perfect Cnneentralloa. The first explosion cam when the ball met "ethln. lanre and round and started on Its way. The second detonation email ball s'ruck th top of the far above the rl.ht ndd atatt. and from the roof hounded on lis war beyond the confine, of the park.

In lHshlnR- at the ball nmh put his lil l'dy back of the smanh with Perfect tlmlna- as hv' ever seen. There, was no hurried motions, no ouick swlnaln no ovei nnxletv to connect. It all happened with the concentrated serenity of arrest power under perfect At Its top hlKht the white ball, outlined BKAlnst the hny akv. looked a If II wn nflcr the altitude record nf .0 f.et. It almost disappeared before It finally cleared the rim of the roof snd hound-d from sight Into the flell beyond That was the slnrter.

Thst blow put the Yankeea In front and Ih. a sharp volley of hits by Vlpp. Sclianit and Scolt aided another run. The r.lants had counted in the second on Itlsh Meusi-l's homo run Into the left field upper tier, an exact dup'l. cat of Ward's Inns punch In the same round.

The Tsnkees were now lradtnis, to 1. Hut the day before they had been leading 3 to 0 and still had lost. Does It Aanln. Po thev were In scorch of another run when Kuth came up In the fifth. This time he was fncliiK Jack Hentlcy.

a smalt left handcr, a harder man for a left nnnd hitter to reach. Hentlec put everything he had on the bull. 'iichtrilnK a fiincy delivery thut eonifil to he cross between tho IMlls'eln theory and a aplnil stnircase. At on time Hctitley had Kuth In a hole that looked hh deep and as the mouth of a railroad tunnel. Hut the now was rldiim the crest.

He had denlny by the throat with lKth hands Vnll roul-l rt'- nnt h. him multtriiiK to hinipelf hs Ilent-ley stood K'Hrihc In Iiim 0 in el ion "Out of lliu lilinlit that covered me. Iark the pit whin Is nifih. I thank wiiHte-rr kim! there I.e. For my unfettered batting eye ''H nuilter.

nut hoiv far the Kle. How mice they nit kitiKly piulc, I am the n.a.sir if my fate. boy. jiisi im-h I'hls ride." eta I rlT Record. Thereupon.

liavii, gut thl. out of hia hcaveune, jjsuni. the Hahe lost! no Rriat tiinr in liiiiiimi rinn an-oiher home run Into the riht tleld I s' up a new woi Id series iim-oto. in mm i aO'-h I i I H. utile, 1' lOliliV K.UI1T Hairy IIo.ii.er had all slrui off two hmners In un- (same.

But tiny had ncvei tiled i (, siu-h salutes in ciirisn litlii' As the Halo- Ihe tow-paths Die of an evicted of the kluKd-mi th- great i r-ivid tu hurl tr.h- i ute aii there Is nn'hlntr u'jii me mi ie or a unman ej un.r.. j.atii us knows daep A 'Wn in his heart that 'm day the dej.th may r. a. he it witn ti.e tar sway. Kaih r.e I.aes to knuiv that under such o.

millions thei- road B-ading hack to the old sunlight on t'oe hi! is. "They never conie hack," ia the mut derireesjl sh gan the race. "The 'juitter but the game man "The bight fur the 'i j.reen and dream" "only the gjjrna fsh swlu.s up mrearn." as the buoyant Hub crossed the late hia second hofii run in con-eecuiva Innings the? liaun.ing Dr. ghost of 1922 hd been hack to th grave tur permanent burial. I Paphir T.

II. C. 1 "rsar.ii.a a feo'bail tm ana wikm t.j a iitdh for l.irtlr l'ti a cut, In tne ICO -1 70 pound tlaaa. I Fruits. APPLES-flnnw.

$2t Mclntw-h Kfft 25: Wnif River, ft 5M 75: AvaM? ll Wf-althv. i 7C: reiver. a0 fil 75; Ornlntr. SI tfjl 7i per bn. fRAN'BERRIEl Early black.

IB pr hn BANANAS Good iblpplnic stock, pr lb. rnABAPPLES-Mlchljfan. $1 75 per bunhel. PEARS Partiott, ti; Duchcas. X2 502 75, KW-r.

fl 75tTI ir bu. GRAPES 2 rr bu; U-lb baskets, S-lb baskets, LEMONS-Californls. Moslna, IT pr box. ORANGES California Valencia. Xttl per box.

PEArHBS-Nsw Tork Elbertas, SO per bu. 83 QUINCES- 259? SO per bu. Wholesale Prod a re. HOXET-Comb. 2302SO per lb.

CABBAGE Horns grown. LRftl 26 per bu. VtPCORN-Little Buster. 7WQo psr eommor. 4WfcHHc per lb.

POTATOKS WJchlgan. ICfiS per 150-lb ack. DRESSED CA LVE8 Bet country dress. d. 1617r prr lhf ordinary grades.

16S17o; city drfM4d, JSri9o per lb. I.ETTUCB etfi75c per bu; hothousA, 116 per H-lb baket; Iceberg, per case. PEANUTS Roasted. Ko 1. HflUWc; Jumbo.

Hfubc per lb. ONIONS-Mlchtgan, $3 50fff3 75 per lV)-b ark; HiMtnlsh. ti3 iO per crate; wbite pickling, $3 per bu. TOMATOES-Holhouse, It 76: pr 10-Ib basket. SWEET POTATOES -Virginia, 13 724 per bbl.

CKLERY Kalamazoo. ft 35c per dux. LIVE POl'LTRT Kftncr colored soring rhivkens. 3-lbe up. tc; medium spring.

21jic; leghorn springs. bens. 1 1 up. i6c; metllum hens. lug horns, l43-tc; roosters, 15c; geese, ducks.

I lbs and up, smaUer. )k2tic per lb. Vegetable. Carrots, 9101 2 per bu; beets. Slttl per bu.

turnius. 11 26fil per bu: round ruJlshKS, 1'Ur'A per bu; curly parsley, 4uii-iKc per doa; grea peppers, $131 60 per bu: bushel spinach, 2. wax and green bfans, tstft 6) pr tm; gre-n onions, jfic'a 1110 per doz; vaullflower, t'lfy'ibQ per hii; pgKplant, fl r(fl li Nr bu; cucumbers, hoihouse, 'lb per dos for fancy, tz 26(9 150 for extra fincy; rutabngas, 1112. per bu; Hubbard squash, 2a per bu. Miscellaneous Markets.

SUGAR Eastern granulated. IiO; non-caktng mwiurs. Ill 30; XXXX powdered, No I sou. 70 per ct HIDE A No 1 cured, ec; No 1 green, ue; So 1 cured bulls, lie; iNo 1 green bulls, 4c; No 1 cured calf. 12c; No 1 green calf, loc; No 1 cured kip, 1C; No I green kip, sc.

No 1 boriK'hidfcS, ii' No I ho Me hides, ti. btieep pflis. iVociUSl; No 1 hldbs lo under No 1, calf and kip 1V0 under No V. uOlv-Traugott, ttcUmiUi butts ara paytng, 1 cars LtitruiL. three-eighths, tjuarur and iiait-blood combing arid dw iaiuv, iuwt-v; fujecttuiis.

twv.il per lb. BUTTER. CHEESE, EGGS. BUTTER Best creamery, In tubs, UW9 45c per lb. EG Gii fresh, current receipts.

32J4c; candied Urate, a4ikc; storage, per dox. CHEEriE New Vork Hats, held, lUc: new made. 21wOc: MlciiiKan tUts. ii'iw; isLonsin twins, Utiiuc; tonKoius. lltf bnuk, 2u2tc, uwonsin innUurKer.

moiati, bc; domestic biotrk Swiss, liomt-stiL- wheel Swiss. 3(iiv0c, lu' jrtd Sw.im). lotc5Jc per lb. New York. Oct Butter firm receipts, tubs; creamery higher than exuait, 4fc'U4H'ic; creamery extratt tw2 score), 47rr4VVaC; do Inula khS to 91 score).

itrfRulrtr; nx-eipts, U.lJh ca, New Jtiaey hennery whites, closely sPiected, extras, 744i7'jc; nearby hennery whites, cioselv st-iecti-'l, extifts. TZftTnu; state, nearby and narby western hehnei wiiltus, fiisis to extras, 70c; Pucitlc coast whites, extras, fii tfTOc; do Ursts to extra firsts, t-'hrjese unsettled; receipts. ioundrt, Chicago, Oct. 11. Butter higher; creamer)' extras, Mc; stanilards, extra firsts.

fli-ats, 4'o43Vio; seconds. Es lower; recn-tpts, cases; first ordinary. 8t. Louis. Oct.

11. Butter. 47c. Eggs unchanged. Oct.

11. Butter higher: solid pmk'ii cnamery. fancy, hlsih S'orlng, f(l KtfK hlghr; nearby extra firsts, 43i(i-t5c. W)t troil ffcti Wit ANT AD SECTION NEW RATES EO.rttvr Jan. 1, 182.1 GENERAL CLASSIFICATIONS.

CHAR4.KJ) per LlMKi Pally S.mdar 1 or 1 day. $0c 3tls to 4 days 2So 3Je 7 more lsv. 2.c 31o PRFPAIO per WORD 4C 4W TpecIaL-CLASSIFICATIONS. For all classifications precedinB "Wanted Help Male" add Sc to line rates and Vic to word rates In rates In abov table. Kor "To Ttei.t itnoms" an? "Board and F.ooma" subtract 5c from line rates and 4c from word rates In ahov tab.

For 'Wanted situations" which must be prepaid, subtract He from word rate In above table. For Wtint Ads. rates will furnished on application; shove rates ar local (Stat oi Michigan) only. USE YOUR TELEPHONE OR VOUR NEIGHBORHOOD WANT AD STATIONS If you have a telephone In your residence or place of business you may telephone and char- your want ads with assurance of courteous and efficient service. By your neighborhood Want Ad Station (most any outlying dru-store) you may secure the lower prepaid rate as well as perfect ervlc.

PHONE MAIN 9400 And AV For WANT AD DEPARTMENT OR COMPLAINT DEPARTMENT DEATH NOTICES Irf'FiA V-f 11. ln'. L'f-M if F'h. lH ljran. fa-lnr V.

ht-T 'f Mt fin''' i.ut J-flfui'i ili-Ti-iti'- 'Tin i if M.i-.K y. I.iran. N.i'. of iit.e- a I A T1: J. fi n- ri' re.

ft ui 'tjC' 1 i THURSDAY'S RESULTS. LATONIA. First rar, -ear-olda aiel up. furlong enliinetur, lis) tl. t'arkt), won; Honor-nain, 110 (K l'mli, awond, i'utrli Inn.

II'. Joni-al, third; time, l.U. May bsllne, blue Kluiie, My Valet, Pyx. Flwlay, Kuby. Julia, Mart lluach and t-un- Uruaa also tsn.

rtiicond race, msldrn a-year-olds, fur-lotiHsiszle, il Ij. tirulier), won; 116 l.N. Itarrett), sacenil; Kay IU (J. 1. Misiney).

third; time, I 07. An-ceHtrejia, llruat beginner, Llualiieaslik. Phyllis Ixulse, Wankulla, llevll O.lrl, Hone Man, Uiaakfast Hulls and Klrctuni also ran. '1 htnl race, 3-year-tilds and up, 1 1-16 miles Tulaltp, HKt (1. 1'arke), won; Pels Foy.

(J. Wallace), econd: Krtangr, H'J IK. Palsolilt), third; time, Cappy Ulcka, Veil). Foatar Kmlo-y, Jaka Kid, Iichmoni, llulllon, Sea VVrui'lt. Pops and Chaplet also ran.

Fourth race, i-year-olts and up, fur-longa tun (W. Kionk), wn; Jiei.e at 11J (K. Ilusllnssl. sec-and; Melrn, lu (I. I'urkai.

third; time, II 3-i. William Imiulsltiua, Hushes Graluun and Traioilata aleu ran. Fifth nice, the National Jtestaurant Aa-aisiallon lianuuap, s-yi-ar-oltls arid up. mila and 70 yarda 112 lL. won; Guest of Honor, 1WJ (11.

Heeontl: Auilocluua. IM lit, t.onnellyl. third; time, 1 .42 14. Dr. Clark, berry lies.

Tip Toe Inn and mat Fal alao ran. Hlxth race, th iiaylon purse, I-year oMa. furlinkalilarflln-, Wi (MelNomoli won; Iriaak Ginlor, lla (I). I.onoelly), aeeulld: 1 1 ll-. Hcoble), thilil.

time, Iltunttir, The Hunt, JPolycreat. toey hoy ainj Moorlielil also ran. tblie Hour Farm entry; tAuilley Farm entry; 'Hlililea and Milam entry. fiaveiuh race. 3-yesr-olila and up, mile anil VI) yards Clilld Play, M.I ll.

1'arke). won; TmiiiIit Helli, 111 l.dminey), seioiol, Fiintnchn. 113 iMi-Coyl, Ihlni; time, 1.4. Kaiarpoletle, lii-ailng Time. Plua Ultra, liuoiiec and Jouetta also ran.

LAUREL Fimt rm'. tiiHitlon l-yenr-nhls, 5'4 fur-luntft Tiint KxpuNuiK, 113 (Mr At won; t'l IhcIMn It ley, (Finn), nt-roml, Hau NuMh, llj hi), thtnl, time, 100 2-5. AiuHnimo. I'tiik Hnl fllow, tur Ituly Mnlu'I, itri it ton, MhHIkii.1, Klili TUr, 1'nnii htiie, Holand ant Bfttui Art ulso r-in. Swrorvl rftisS, rrott nteplorliRne, 3-)i'ni-t)uiii.

about i Kthcrt'iil lilu, l.tft won; (Jmylctle. 130 (AIei'(tir). wtTond. HuiiKHifcn. 'mitlll I.

Ihlni. inn. 3 iV. Hrmy Dnttnr anri Puiilyn iHi run, nenry nmnier tunt ruler. Thtnl riico, 3-y-(tr-olilB and up, 1 l-lfl mllPH t'ommo mu Jjtylm-r, won; Krunk UU peiMtfirl; I ut.

kit iml Jmikt'n. 99 (N'K-hnlMin, tl.lnl; tim. 1:4 1-5. KitiTUe, uriHrlHtiv, Sirtunch, 'htff Har-llifll mi 1 KtilKht of tha Heather alto ran. Fourth ruc, 3 year-ol(l(( and up, 1 1-Iti mne- itr-inma, iwium.

won; All Fair, ly iFarlHnd, I ity Ay, 107 (imbtrt), thlril: tim.i. 1 47. Tli.it Unr. oiiiiv. h.ulf I'ailuH snd North Ualci aiao ran.

Fifth rncp, Prn handlrnp, 3-ytnr-nld nna up. 6 runout; a -i Minnien-iaii', (Me- Ait'tj, won; tiurirulvr, nit tKnacii), i.c Mid; Won no in, 108 i I.piccro). third; l.U -i, MutikAllonge and Lumlnilt awtio ran Htxth ra'-, 2-y ur-olfli, furlonnn- Isth-rwotnl, OtoiitrtKOn), won, t.Vnna Hortna. 1M iFia.li, cond; li) nn, litft i 1kTp). third; l.n Hen.

tSurnh vlintfer. TrafiilRur, Troptrat Wutrr, I iract'ful "ar-rl' ant Snow Maiden aUo ran. Audh Farm fiitry. S'tmli rai'1. 3year-olds anil up.

1 1-IB miif-- nr Mann. I'm won; htMlticrt-'M. lit tlJtn'Ht, si'itind, luk. 114 (Con'oran). third; tim, 1:47 1-3.

Ht. lnai'I, John and Mountain Jtus, II. also i. in. JAMAICA.

Ft rut rv maiden 2 yar-oMs. furlonus Khony 1 telle. U2 won f'tor-nci Walkrr, Kanjito. K' (Suittnl, third; tniif, 1 Inirk Kf.v.il Mia, riuistrWuflhy itnd Fair mount n'Ko run. Sfinnd rar.

and up, 1 1-1' mi K.i.t Indi.tn. 107 ifrt-Tl, wmi; i-i-Kin; U5 (S.ind.'.. Froitd: Hilly Watts, (J. third. tlm 1 iH 3-f.

Hi Alv and Mainland Ht-lle alao run Third rn-e. 3-var-old)i, 0 furlonKt--lIlirh 115 (-. Fdtorl. won; Mnr( 1W foour P'lJmi. ll'i iK luirati.

tlurd, tlm', 1 1 (n-nt flmptor. WtUtfirak and Lady 'j'ybttr rn. Fourth THsr, Ii ir.df--.ip, an! tip. nui and 7 yard- H-m- Slr-t'-h, V'i won; l'riui' nf rtnhiia, 110 (San-i), Ki-ind; Mi fan (rina. ihurns(, third, tiri.

1 4 nuiv thri martiMH Fifth fare. 2.vr;tr-oM 5'n fitrlon- Hi- won; AarH ine a pa, (i Pfiniii; t'i, 1 lMidf third lu.f i C7. Mttnu. Hun F.hi Wind. L.uly AU'lry, omt-tty i nd Heit Mill aim.

ran Suth rac, II'iUh, 5 112 (Currolll, won. Janet lllalr, tir). laud, tune, .59 3-5. Han M.ial.n Altw ran. MT.

CLEMENS RACES. ljr) a in. l.y l.l(ll'fHI 1 2 1 7. I I MrKlwyn, h. (TriUTtmin) Htlly lii'cy, h.

rnh.ti,nti Wimon mx. tir. ft Unvit k. HI. mm 1 Ii.

S.t.t-l.n, it 7 4 I n-i Xrtli r. ft r. i'i a 10 I1" nf ti i I -A 1 IL tr liu. UprltK, nn-ni 1 4 1 K'he i ni at rd 1 Ii ill, i. i.

i i.ii wc-l, 1.. a '1 I- 1 V.irk it. iV i I I 1 31 1 FRIDAY'S ENTRIES. I.ATOMA. First raca.

uuraa SI.40O. claimina. 4-yaar- oiua ariit uy, a urionaa lkMi wo.l, 'Avla- inouialtiea, Inl; 'uini, 102; tluiio, ire.1 Kinney, Pox. liid Allen, 1U4; Chui ley Henry, 107; Taneom, 104; You Newt, 107. Alan eligible: Lilmules, m.

Mmtna, t'uiored Uuy, 104; Ureen Oolil. 101; Vli so, 112; tlUenca, ll. Mudna, 9t. Heeonil raea. nurse ll.liiO.

elalmlna. 2- year-oli) maiden lllllea, i furlongs "Fly i''t. 'aim, -iiyna uiri, liarnenia, lie.le Hope, Hallo. Eiualva. Annie Lyle, Miaa llur Option, Ivy, 11..

Alao cliKltila: Pepiiermlnt, Luey llerry. Kit. Lady Burrows, Mrs. Gardner, Beniana, 112. Third rae.e.

naraa It finft. rlalmlna l.vear. olds and up, 1 1-4 mllee -(ieoratte, tf i.inio inn. numpinx aiary, -oy, iw; laird Wrack, "Attorney, 11.1; Willow Tree. Piling Prime, 105; Paney Pre.

107: Klmp-alohg, Lir. tlllliert. Walnut Hall. 10S. Alao aliunde: alary, 81; Jaht Bersr, 1W; Hehaljimy, ll; Kin Grass.

01; Klng-llstler, lJuvid Ha rum. 111. Fourth race, purse $1,600, atlowancea. Parla puree, 3-year-ofda, furlonsa lie-luie, Moon I-tdy, lii; Plowera o( I.ove, S4. Crayon, Brudley'a Toney, Alard.

110; Calcutta, 115. Fifth rate, purs fl.600. sliowaneel, liay purse, 8-year-iilds and up, mileGrande tianie, 96: Petter Luck, Mat-rlc. WI; Hunter, 107. Hlxlh rai-a, puree il.

Vw, elalming, 2-year-olda, furlons-a 1'rlvilese, l)linel Oilinora, Parking Place, luO; Midnlaht Fiillle. 107; Mtia. ldy Jane, 1H, aiarKO. 106. Praity I'olltklan, KM: Harnliler.

107; Hoots and Khws, lov. tiesirard, Ho; Fhoehe Hnow, 114. Also ellKiole: Kxpresslva. 107; Hugler, 104; ijuotation, tt: 'lioyallne, IK: tipriiilitly. 104, 'Oilrena.

93. Seventh rare, parse 2-year-olds and up, mils and 70 yarda Winner Take All, "l.lly Hood NUjlit, 'Lady Champ. Iionues. Iif2; Aniaiymnua, 'Hill Flynn, 104; Belgian (Jueen. 100, 'Hold Ma.

111). Weather clehr: trnck fast. (Copyright, 18JJ.) I.Al'RP.L. First rare, purse claiming, maidens, all ages, 6 furious Honorable, 114, lied Brand, 107; 'Just Me. Trent Maker.

Sunoon, "Without, Htxiant. Hllvar 81-mun, ion, lav. uj; tAiuliiuity. Mtage Star. 92.

and W. Mimklnu entry. Second race, p-m- Jl.JeO, claiming, maidens, all aaes, l.u lungs Koa lata. 114, Sea Wolf, Gold Mount, 112; Itechalilte, P'7; lliainti.n. pawnbroker, li)6; Qulnhani, 104; The Fenian Vehement, 10J; Asliburlon, 100, Plaid.

92. Third race, purse 21.300. claiming, S-year-ulda. 1 1-ls nnlea-'l Whallen, 107; May Buddy, Metal, Tha Gaff, 10G; I' laiihinia. 102; 'llucklelierry Finn, 100, Haldce, Inmilate, Fourth race, purse $1.501, 2-yenr-olds and up, 1 1-lii miles Big Heart, 111; I'oe, 11; Wrack Grass, Thimble, 103; Simoon, 100.

Sun Thistle, 9f. Klflh race. Columbus handicnp, puraa all aes. 6 furlonsa-IHlitur, 12J; Ctwtmplaln, 113; Main Mast. Silk Tassel, 112; 'I'ratirfum, p); Big Blaze, 103.

Melting Hun, m. Sixth race, purse $1,300, claiming, 8-year-olds and up, 8 furlongs 'lough Jordan, 117; I'lelrua. 1 ir. Charles Walla, 114; Whalexone, I'anioiiflage. 112: Bucado.

109. Sea Sand, lOv Vaie.ntta. 104: 'Mabal 104; 'Tcney Sue, 100. Seventh race, purse $1,500, claiming, 3-year-obls and lip, 1 1-4 miles Koyal liuck, 111; Bsstllle, 107; Vitamin, 10S; Little Am- mle, Old Faithful, 105; Lillian, 101. Weather clear; track fa.t.

(Copyright, 1923.) JAMAICA. Plmt race, elaimins. 2-year-olds. fur- limjBM-Outcross. las; Traphea.

loo; Gladys ion; nrnt li.iy Maiding, hlmesene, 110, liorothy Hyan, IIS; Bariuil, Ftnmo, SiH-uiid riu e. clalmlns. all agea, mile and 70 ynrd- Wsler Girl, 109; Sea Ccve, 117; Tickheh, Cum Sah. 120; Cuveat Kniptor. 112.

Third race, maiden 2 year-nlds. fur-Ii'tiks Flack Hock, San Altos. Fevsun. 115; Cataiun, Irica Maker. Fabian, 11a; Little Thislle.

lis. Fourth race, (ha Interborouph handicnp. and up, I 1-lfi mi les Tryster. 1M; Knobble. 127.

Firm Friend, 121; Klgcl. P.O. Fifth race, maiden 2-year-olds and lip. furliing-i -Mnxle. Comic Artist, Gold-field, Hluid Play, Running Wild, Sun Car, Aupttn, Courier, 11.,.

Sixth race, han.li' ap, alt aires. 6 furlomrs Tbe Georgian, 11', King Alhert, 129. llephalstns. l.v. Toil.

I2H: Whirl Win. I. 132. iH.rninHiuc, 14o; Mary fatrt'-la. 120; tGalant Man.

1.1"; ti aiiaipie, 115. tCreentree entry. Weallier clear; track fanl. i opyrlirht, 1.123.) JOHN McGRAW ADMITS YANKS DESERVE GAME iontlnurU From Harr Eighteen. thn man u-hn ilPllv-ArAit rstftl knorkotit ptinrh to wan Kvrtt Scott, supposedly ttPBk hitter.

two nivasliint sinlpfl. his Hrjt om? (Jrivin In the fourth run. That fxtra run put us on the fenniv" r-intinuoiinly aftor the fourth inntnjf. I hnvrt no fnu't to flu-i with our hall cluh and I have nofhhuj hut prHl" for ho Yankn. With sMfT Ipitflnns; t.K:iint wn well hs iihuw hittuiir, tht tjiants played m- 1 a 1 a wrll as rnuid he x- pert' i.

The only (laws were two slight fumbi hy Youni; on to jriht that is unusual for him. As a Y'-unic is pre'ty to ri )l ni'17 t'UlIlt'I'MT. "niHld'r'Ji f'T him the two siu-fil rni.nilays had; no on Ihe fini.1 acre I 1 would be unfair if I dt not i ment.uti the bniliunt work of Joe, At tlurd bne. He made two! rd in the ninth -a hen he threw1 It Keill "ii a very dilllcillt ball to iventueay nt fining II 1UC4; IwnS lne. Ji per cent redemption fund Alnliatnn lolitechnle va.

Howard iiaainst KerlTHl Hewn, noi-a. 4. War.l is soma bujr an ln.uir for good luu I 0fo liabilitle fcS.S; tl "ubi.i-lirMiiiB. cars and locomotives as well as rails i Ratio' total rrv tr amalt an Thf only ahM. if I should wall ni1 act'csswrta.

Jup.m is Fr-tral Krserv nota. Ilabllnias comblnaa; at Auburn. IRO. AM) STKKl, Til A UK. Si lal lo The Free I Clevelaint, Oct.

ii. I ue liailr Tr.l. ci.t!- nom 'he east ami went continue to lo place arouna of hara and ro I truir.aKfS or wire products. Th (acl'-in of ir.d'i'tTi nuutatlons toward softness has 1 ana niitnar prices are i.sk on plates, nams rind liars- t.n per In 1 oru ts steady at zinc ia qu'ei at -s In la lai atrn a at can's. rr.

Louis, 'iv (as London agalti lower. i i rnthr toimh frr iti- an.a ij. w.pr.tr.K In a of Th ref-r I- IT la iialuriil Im That on' wouM li that 1 to'll twi. this o- a fluht no ixpitHit; tniiKTr'-r. hi to nuioerou.

in-i tips i hava had l.v and -r ri i I ntyr rtra I noi! viv Tir-tT. I Unr.vi M. came. H'e nil t-1. a that Vanks might all firaw, uni.iT hf I'ir T.i Utif in Ilia v.

i'i alurt N- nf an that ii-iii thi way, I j.r. ai to 4 Sinn Jot it ii(; I.t- It, tt i 1 1 a i a 1, ol.