Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 3

BIKE RIDERS STILL IN CLOSE RACE New York, March §.—The teams of the Grenda-McNamara and Brocco-De Ruy- ter tonight remained one lap in advance of the field in the six-day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden Froquent attempts o regain the lap lost last might were made by the strongest sams of the field and many jams were started, but relative positions were anchanged after (he evening sprints. The two leading teams had covered 1,- from Lake Konomoc. It is their intention to take a number of bass from the lake and these will bo placed in other lakes and ponds in the county. Permission was cbtained as late as 6 oclock Tuesday night. Thus New Londen, through the associ- ation takes the lead fn the stale In stock- ing of local ponds with fish taken from native waters instead of depending ol Iy on the fish furnished from hatcheries melting enow, created such an amolnt of water. that dt flowed in on to the floor. At the time the game was called there was about 14 inches of water on the gymnasium floor, e The Wanderers will play the Plainfield five next week Wednesday night at the gym. CAEPENTIER TO UNDEEGO DP!BATIO?T ¥OR CARBUNCLE New York, March 8.—Georges Carpen- tier, world's light heavywelght champion, is seriously 1il in Paris and must under- g0 an operation, The new! of the French boxer's con- dition was received in New York today YOU MAY TIE HIM—BUT YOU CAN'T BEAT HIM The prize fish story of the year here. And a basebail player who has an extremely good reputation for hon- esty tells it. He is Frank Snyder, Gi- ant catcher, Snyder was fishing at Lake Medina, near San Antonio, and waded to fairly deep water. Suddenly he spied a bass that seemed to be in difficulty. He waded out almost to the depth of his neck and was able to catch the bass barehanded. The bass Nad swallowed a perch much over his capacity and was lopsided and unable to swim as a BONDS YIELDING FROM 5.169 to 6. General Elec. D Corn Prod. Ref. 309 ebs. 1st5's Int. Paper 1st 5's National Tube 1st 5's 41 miles and 9 laps when the 70th hour |or bought in other states. by Al Lippe, fight manager, from Leon | TeSUlt. Dk elen ol ‘h;ffj;“m & Morris & Co. 1st 41%’s as reached, a pared to the record of | -The state of Connectiout makes a triv- | See, the French promoter. e o Hng > . Atk T e 1458 mies Ziws made by Lawek |lal appropriation for fish propagation in | Lippo recelved the message on the eve| 1o that one i you can! tlanta Term. 6's and Drobach in 1914 comparison with all other states in the | of sailing for France with Jefft Smith| purm's s BY AS COMPARED b J Thirteen teams were bunched at 12.41 |east. According to Johi M. Crampton, BHTHA SaLae: New York Dock 1st 4's 1 the team of Kopsky- + 1ap behind the field. kine wa state supeminten gnt, Conneptidut ap: propriates the sum of $5,000 for fish, Some who was to have met Carpentier in a 20 round bout in Paris April 8. The mes< sage read: . WITH THE Speaking of the salary OLD TIMERS of Babe Ruth Send for descriptive letter " e y f the other states appropriated in 1920{ “Carpentier very fl. Operati es- | it might be well to consider what soms The Grenda-McNamara and Broc- | O . : : it G omataion necet | e 1 vere s 5-de Ruyter combinations were still|the following sums: Vermont, $20000:|sary. Postpone departure with Smith.” |Of the old time EageeTald, S & e Tead At 1 e reyed | New Hampshire, $100,000; Massachusetts, | ~ Lippo announced he had cancelled his | Who wero thorough ball piaers and Members Consolidated Stock 04 miles 5 lane. The remainder of |$293:000; Maine, $287,567; Pennsylvania, | steamship passage and had cabled See|Whose reconds will nevey dic. —Geors Exchange of New York ey Py B e b g T T asking detalls of the French idol's mal- | Wright of the Cincinnati Red Stockines| e = sxception of t e oo | "How can T give you fish.” ssked Mr.|,qy. in sceived 4 of §1.200. Iie|34 SHETUCKET ST. ‘Tel. 2030 oy ¥ ot bt three lape | Crampton, “when I have only $5.000 to R P wag-a siar of | NORWICH, CONN. it . ; procure them? = n | JAMES WALLEY ard 5 m Grenda wa The two speakers of the evening were, | Paris, March 8—Georges Carpentler ISH AND GAME MEN TO STOCK PONDS WITH KONOMOC BASS Frederick C. Walcott of Norfolk, chair- man of the state fish and game commis- sion, and John W. Titeomh of Albany, N. Y., a consulting fish culturist, Following the addresses the members and guests adjourned to the Crown the- atre where several interesting reels were shown. the French fighter, has been suffering for the past few days with a carbuncl on the neck. A surgical operation was rmed this morning, and it is expect- hat this will alleviats the troul Carpentier's future plans and contracts, it is annoupced. Will be in no way modi- Manager MAIN OFFICE 50 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK OTHER BRANCHES Worcester, M ass. Southbridge, Mass. *1695 SUPER-SIX This is Its Right to Lead R BE g Ty Fi aul Daie : e s e It is not merely that for six years waich gives these wanted qual- at scusssd many things of in- | w4 NHERERS-PLAINFIELD GAME THERE IS JOY IN THE $10.00 Northampton, Mass. S jereat to local fisherman at thelr meeting T e e WHITE SOX FOLD TODAY i RS Hudson has outsold all finecars. itics in the fullest measure, and v ne amons which was the| The Baltic Wandergrs were forced to| Chicagof March 8—Gloom at the Se- Stamford, Conh. True, that is recognition of with a price advan that is so gt B stoik | euil ot Bieke %ith the Plainfielé | guin, Texas training camp of the Chic f s : % . e o Bk | e ethal Ttoars on Wednomy. mianic | American was dispeliea today when Man- e S its worth. obvious as to make futile. owing to the gymnasium In the. Baltis|ager Kid Gleason learned that some of e clubhouse where the games are played his most important regulars, including 1d- DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES That hasbeen Hudson’s FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA' is ill here and telegraphed he will rep scliree of worry, despatehes say in prun Columbia Mermen Beat Tigers Phaeton,$ 1695 pected of high-p;'iced cars. 7-Passenger Phacton, $1745 son offers the greatest Su; nost = performance g - % being flooded with water. The floor of | di¢ Coilins, second baseman and team cap AND TOBIN CELEBRATE But quality, fine ik eversince the introduction of the the gymnasium is below tho street level | {ain: Harry Hooper, Amos Strunk ar DREIVING OUT HOME and rehabllxty do not necessarily S .Six. T t$1695 H gt s, e 2 I Falk, his outfield, and Ernie Johnso RIVIN iop . Toda ud- sat of Sa | and Tusadmy's! rain, Sigether) witnitns | B ol WEGSIEC E Eipde sy Mo, March §—Geor mean leadership. They are ex- ~ SUPEESIX. i The first four are en route, while Johnsor Tobin got to camp ve B per-Six, as soon as able Sining and the greatest value in its Out at Caiaiina island, off the D Leadership belongs to that car history. Cabriolet, $2205 Coupe, $2570 b WS ETRADY Ay ing the bitching corps from the fourteen | week. 1 celebrated | o & Sedan, $2650 Touring Limousine, $2920 Limousine, $3495 Coach, $1755 entLeather pr .. 605 691 aspirants 4o I me s R R | a all over the | SPORTING NOTES. Freight and Tax Extra w York, Ma 8.—tmprovement | Chandrelr Motor ... 8% 728 through the season. The Cubs will >a ri | salary of Babe Ruth has béen — a ria a denced § Ches & hio . 58% two more full nine-inning games amo: e B to that ‘of 2 bank president but o - . e I R i " Kioniodss of punk e Hudson-kssex Sales and Service Station ? i g Ch&ETpr () .. 3 . simitar] rather $ . . »| Chi” Gt West pr ;| rrRANCE DETERMINED TO WOLD ; i convineing conwari: E. D. WHITE, Prop. ar hi Mil & St P 2 i OLYMPIC GAMES THERE IN 1924 " e : salary of the pros / . ) ¢ trade authorties|Ch M & St P pr .. 3 bt Sl o e e |pails were pia 8 i Teleohone 1780 191 North Main Street * bl SRehnt 6875, 68 s French government to hoid the Oiym « i r € Lotshaw, veteran of 3 1 Ch & N'west pr HH % 110 110%; ic mes in 18 e veliosd T in ithe e = en ned by the Indian- e ChRI&P . 0% 0% of deputies today by st s o o its trainer . s bu Chile Copper 5 277 = Mg Skl S e coming sed d was sont 10 o Chino Copper 26% 267% ing Prénilee! Poiniare L b riin rings * in ce to prepar:|middleweights, will report to the ring on [have an understudy for George Ke field Sunday morning. o Rt e s o L Galt, o = : for ucre or less active| March 23 when he fights Paul Reed | It is understood that Manager Gil-| Mr and Mre. Herbert Freess and Mr, e Crucible Steel 785"} . (s Al for the Olympied & : Hoosier twelve-rounds in Boston. bert of the Brasscoes would like to las- [and Mrs. Herbert Raydon visited over ol =54 gains, Crucible Steel pr st . Vidallaaia {5 poverniatnt BRI HE | The Birmingham of the South-| “Farmer” Lodge, the big Westerner, | so Berry, but there is no chance of this | Sunday with friends at NT# London. o Dome Mines . 24 ng QU0 frania for EEE revised s Out- | who broke Paul Sampson’s jaw last week | happening. Tom Dowd tried hard to get | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Crandail of S S . FErie 1n which wa ent {o part : & ¥ Lo the T gue. n a bout in New York, resembles Jess | the ex-college wizard last year, for the | Westerly, with their granddaughter, Erie 1 pr 1 apparent would be a LSIRETT 3 n angement °s to| Willard, former heavyweight. The Min- | Hartford club but the fact that Berry | Addie spemt Saturday with thelr som, . Eric 2 pr : 3 = the fir « ) n exchiange for Catcher Claude vurula lumberja 6 foot, 5 inches [ commanded a biz league salary and |Fred K. Crandall and his family a¢ = = be 5 R pbecte Fisher Body 86 ¥ 1 b explanation tall and weighs 226 pounds. He has pos- | What's more refused to play i East- | Kingston. 3 o s 3 Fisher Body (0) prs6 . I u outfielder of Allen’s a | i1 itied. DRC TRVt vaty o’ ern League fummed up the proposed | Mrs. L M. Kenyon visited relatives in ” ¥ p Electric 153 1 | ! vell eiit of the Southern. | Miske must have taken some of [deal. JcGraw thinks a Iot of Kingston Saturday. & b e : Motar ! Lincoln lLaving turned down i gland treatment” for the |all-around ability and its a safe bet that | _ West Kingston W. C. T. U. met with o : S b Motor nr 1 TEAM WINS | p aguc with a rather wei s showing far |it he decides to part with the athlete |Mrs Susic May Wednesday -:m-—-'ol - A -~ 1 Motor Deb o G e ? i . committee gressivenes hitti some Internati League or Americ: o e gt » yo | R and G N POCK LIAEDS | E < agzreseiveness and hitting gue or American | fast we rosent. Hgg en M Deh 7 p e . N DOOREE SIS | % 7 < pr 1 Denver, e e | A et I o1l lanas o Dawley, president, was mot presest o8 2 1ga nd | Gt North o . el L gL % L ey n did several years ago. Miske has| Tom Connery, old Hartford manager, | 3ccount of illness. - n sderately | Gt North Or . : gt ~ E L S lared himself a challenger of Tom |is making himself a handy man for | Mre Congdon, primary teacher. bas - o i Bk Cas ¥ sesday evening 3 1 Denver won I GRigonE andtCiens ann Miller Huggins to have around at returned to her school duties here after hels Contes] Lny cam defeated [ BALTIC W S AND . There also w2 e > i e Ya <on. | several day® iiness Miss Dorcas Rane 10is Centra i toanm. il L | "Efforts are being made by New Or- | Jacksonville camp of the Yankees. Con. i = Int Harvester R The | B S SLET g ting T a | omoters to siEn cither “Midget” | Rery's main duties are In keeping the |2l substituted during Mra. Congdon Int Mer Mar pr diles team | v I Cools: Georg ! or Joe Lyncl g Her- | recruit outfielders busy shagsi rives | I o ' Int M Truck pr . Ry G < o5 D) theid ks 1on April 3. “Hinkey” Haines shapes up as the best | 0red to "h” farm after mfl‘-"‘ o Iné 31 Truck < pr . SIS mOgteenoRe e 00 o Baltimore cls Friends of Jack Dillon, the veteran |y chaser of the lot. r in Providence > 8§ Int Pape : R Al H E O eavywqght, aw .yrra fing Sl v ! Int Paper F o i s S i G show for him to be heid at 1.- WEST KINGSTON NORTH WOODSTOCK n sek Lo S %285 | Petoquin’ 31 rod | ¢ 1 and dianapolis some time in May. That DiI-| 2 3 A meeting of the Woodsock Republle i o] v A bl LA bk S | Fenteine 50, Jc Connors on is in need of financial assistance will } No service except Bible school was|can club was held in the hatl hers Sate r cen axwell Motor 1. 151 145 15 |15 : = followers, for the Westerner | held at the church here last Sunday on | eday atterncon to compiete orpanizas > . Mexican Petjrol 1245 | r 25 one of the busiest boxers the ring |account of the storm. tion. Georgs Sanpesn was choase alilite M % leartaiy oy ARD CREW | mat 0r1 . X i known. During his long career Dil. | Richard Bristow and daushter, Miss|man: Mra. Lucy Child, vies chairmang Missourt }A T i St S R ATES took nart in hundreds of bouts Mary Bristow, attended ch at Wake- | Mrs Alice Potter, secretary. The mex§ MO KL | - s AR e SRR C e o - meeting will be held in Wem Woode . MK & T Ip pras [ witt be made until| IN THE TRAINING CAMPS. stock. & Missouri Pacifice ROk | 11 d o Frankie McGowan, Branford boy who mas H. Ince At the adjourned town mesting Mone Shaiit vacin oy B ¢ ] Ba L ane th the Athletics at Eagle Pass, Thomas In day afterncon a 27 mill tax was voted, Nat Enam & St . i to ) the ope s nursing a sore wrist. Despite 1t was aiso m;“x.‘;-auc- z:;:?.f N Pl % ik 1 ] tric g he former New Haven fly chaser is wages 25 per e com? 4 3 L | - 055351 Sieliat b0 BT toer 6w O Mrs. Luther Leavitt is visking i Norfolk South el |BuLRELEY T 1 1 3D 1y pla nd 1 inter-team practice - bat- Hartford Norolk & Test | " I NEXT YEAT r nt t 3 < 18 enthusisstly ‘over A business mesting of the Lafies’ ASK T Mot A ; | . the candidates unf ects of developing into society was held Tuesfay aftermcon =4 ; Uyl E e S ey s Mrs. L. H. Healey's T =z m £ iy ) D et 1 et venfler: for the - world's| Tt Wil . - Mrs Calvin Rawson has smuffered & ne ore S Bistos i ol i ‘ . ; L, Jimmy Wilson, who backstopped for relapse and is Il with grip at her homey . i FRes ¢ : e - ender’s New Haven tribe last Earl Vinton tas spending & 1z x. Close | R on 1, Harolc | | i < spilling plenty of “pep” in the week with his uncle, ¥. B Barrett ¢ 4 - 56% 57 | Reading 3 | E | tilts the Bosten Braves are Frod Corbin, & boarier at the Wesl \llie 5 o 0% \;‘ ading 1 pr = ¢ St Petersburg, Fla. Manager stock town farm, died Sundsy, He fer \llled 1% 46 467 | Reading 2 pr | = | for peppery receivers 'merly resided in Putnam. - . : b o1 | Rep 1r & gtest | MCKENZIE TAKES FIRST LEG | | ve attracted his T The tamily of Frank Dodgs i meviag s Chem % 37 39% |Rep & Steel pr | OF BOWLING MATCH FROM DUGAS | n The voung catcher is labor- to the Stone cottage pwned by M. D N Sucar 0% 99% 40 |South Pacific e Moosup brwling allevs 3 e ing under a handicap due to an in- Skinner. B + 363 385 | South Railway 4 | nesday ovening th t leg of th : 714 | dure A foot contracted while playing soce The school has been ¢losed for & v-q I b A% ;:,” "v Raiflway , | string matoh between Du i Candidates for the Trinity haseball | ce Haven team owing to the iHness of the teacher, & 63 154 |Southern Ry pr [ 83" 2 and McKenzie of Moosup was rolled e 2221 tean | got their first workout Hartford’s curve ball art- Signe Anderson. 2 415 | Tobacco Products .. 60% 60 the Moosup man g B ) | 1 oon at th 21 campaign, is stil at odds — o0 B IR PR the Kenzie 1 1 a20| M on Red Sox management The first women's auxiliary te & 4 Bt s Jhon Bacilic o Avercs Dugas | . = B B st fof . ds to terms. Sloan was ordered county farm bureau in Wisconsin Bag L the ten str was 1216, | Opera |n a i tie squad 21ty ioin the Crimson-hosed entourage on just been orgamzed in Waukeshs U S Rubber pr strings wilt be rolled at the Taftville al- | 1341 i 1 o e collese dia-| guyday but Is still an absentee, county. g Sne leys on next Monday cven T ores: | Ca ) 7S 1f Jimmie Johnston, Brooklyn's rezu- West LN pr . | Ar: 7 Eddie Burke, forme lar third sacker, stays out of the fold, “mm "I_ Tel ... By 139 123 |}, § 3 2 r. -who is the dy High, brother of “Lefty” High, go,;' &M . ok -1306. old Hartford favorlte, will cover the . pand. | fness s R 5 3 sack when the Dodgers throw out Worh b S e Skirmishing lines agalnst the Gi- Worth Pumy 5., toth . s g in the season’s opener. Andy High PACIFIC 003 GEM TO d with Memphis in the Southern As- FOR INDIGESTIOI = 0 3 s ¥ itting more than .300 2 _ MoxEy. PLAY ON GOLDEN GATE TEAM 172 : "0 wel. | 20d leading the league in run-getting and camtor. porkioo March 8—Call mnoey| San Francisco, March §—Jimmy _ = 3 iy e | FATKIEEpeACIINS ton 36 MOAIAE Saster; Migh 4 1-3: Iw ruling tate & |nell, San Francisco ball pla | =, ey 77 Eyclnsay s Walter Konf, who is being looked over e ""wnv bid 3 1-2; offered at 4; Jusy | Cently was sold to the New | - % % by John McGraw at San Antonlo, is ' 4; call loans against acceptances 4, | for $75,003 brobably will play center fiel: Lirin; Departmen dRXe . SEasler imorlie s $or | ARSHIRE, btlliant elding dfoym s uiney S ST on the local Pacific Coast leazue team {hi 7 9 ine billiard play left | infield workouts at the camp. Konf is in Thomas H. Ince is one of the 3 COTTON. year. O'Connell does not report to New v “2|need of experience and it is said Mc- | pioneers in the motion picture in- New York, March 8.—Spot cotton| YOTK until next season. =3 , = ‘if.ran will turn him over to y Gilbert, | dustry. His gross output is far steady; middling 18.70 i 1};'( np:;yy played first base last year | 176, from | Waterbury pilot. greater than any Individual pro- sut in the practice gamés to dai - Howard Berry, one time great Penn- cer, averagifg about forty pic- $5,500 Returns $550 Yearly i METAL MARKET. seen holding down the center field post } Maintenance Department sylvania athlete s almost sure to hang ::,J'. year, ?m less m.: five $1,100 Returns $110 Yearl New York, March 8.Copper firm kit ) on with the Giants. McGraw Is turning o » CArly J| electrolytic spot and mearby 13; later| . | 118 him Into a first sacker so that he will | T°° $550 Returns $55 Yearly || 1221 s highor with May 141 78 to 142 1 o1 1 101 exchange - 220 R n steady, spot ang futures 20,00, |30d July 120 1-4 to 120 1-2. Corn 5 i the Prov- = D $. eturns $22 ley Iron steady, prices unchanged. gained 1-8 to 1-2; oats closed 1-% off 54 273 ged by ‘Sam- invested in & Financial Corporation 7«::;1 sm‘dy, apot 4.70@4.80, lc':x wS("‘l up, and provisions unchang- 3 by March 14 Bolieiieg 1935 pine quiet, Fast St. Louis detivery,|°d to 25 cents lower, n Legign hall of Prov- Bt i s S Por 485m4.70. In oo beginning the wheat market " sual ¢ nee. nony 1 wa v e i . tringent State oot £ ik aaad b)m’,‘““;uffl":fu‘:\ g Baltimore featherweight, 3a o P SRR Liberty Bouds. epool weakness was ascribed chiefly to N‘\. O ‘ d e > om i : : profit-taking which was regarded as i ftg besls known to bankers. §| 1 g 14 3144 _““9';:‘ ’fl’s"s'! "‘é‘i',, about having run its cn:xrsa.ogv;:;"dm,i. ound bout Dbt et g U S Lib 24 4s. 97.24 97.24 g7.04 | 23 to What would e shown by the Trinityie s on Way Dncay e o . et teast || U S Lib 1st 415 9742 9732 oqay | EOVernment report on domestic farm re-| sprin il s6on ! be An “Kid" W , former bantamwelght | ° , large yearly prodts. || U S Lib 24 4%s 9740 9738 g7z | jorves fended also to restrain Fep “Coach Dre: ; lowing o great deal of | o ) ze yearly prodts. §| 11D, %0 : s duting the first vaft of the day. i go: stosithe postuln e L ] e o ‘,:4‘;“: o B o534 | 1ast half of the session, however, D 18, meeting Viricent holder, now years past, §| U 2 97.51 50 | tenti 0% vorking as sool and srowing stendily with the cx. [| VICLOrY 448 ..10050 10036 10050 [ (lons”in ‘the. wouny, e Dn k| season is over Wiy 50 . i0e% oo n the southwest, where the h St one time king of the pansion of its loan service in many 100.10 | winds il e wearers States Quoted in loddara’and cents per $100 | sorre Triome e e iat s /eroh ng Tealled, o 5 o o o Py ight develcp, A material ad-| pooail = ok euiaaidiod kit obs O e SRR : 1,23 |about March i Our rt will ass: in out e e e i Tl o 2 et 8 50 | * Nanaser Cuntingham s busy with z expe st you the most conservative investor, Forelgn Exchunge, had bought earlier became sl wd|the,tennis *’”" ule carrying with it o large share of k Year |most of the rise in values was wiped | het the college cou Y i i i Stariing— Testoray. | ave | oo Boee b BamncasoSemed ot the end of ihe your return. You are co y invited to yver a Quarter Century of experience Demand wa «....$4.36% $3.88% | most of it Canadian wheat destined for | APFil 24 finarce business management is Cables 4.381% 3.89 | Greece, o ) : > g ndation of this tn. || Frcs 898 7.09 Correct anticipations that the gov- Veteran Bike Rider Dead ITTLE aches grow into big pains avi yourseir o service. -t Use coupon below for de- w"tm 31.77 34.00 | ernment report on farm reserve stocks| Ocean Grove, N. J, March 8.—Jo unless warded off by an applica- ¥ talls. B . , | of corn would prove bullish were large-|II Harrison, former national am: tion of Sloan’s. Rheumatism, Price to Net 10% ||t ias %6 |1y xemonehie for the advamce i n | chemplon el ider, 210 vnteht atier | newalga, sl o, lame buck won' MARCH 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th / 8 .63 01 et. Elevator interests were|an illness of several weks & won the WATSON-WILLSON €O, J|Teestas : e B Sl et il LS fight long against Sloan’s Liniment. y /) + || Belgian france 7.39 In the provision market lower quo-|later taxing the national title. For more than forty years Sloan’s SPECIALIZ SoUND BoONDS || Kronen .. .| tations from Liverpool more than coun-|*5 vears cld | Liniment has_helped thousands, the ELDING ABOVE THE AVERAGE. ||| Sweden .. 22.35 [ter-balanced the effect of higher prices 5 £ | world over. “You won't be an excepe Inuitment’ Dialirs 3::::;k 5 ;(sus here on Logs. SP!;'.\-!\!! to Rely on Thess Boyw. ;tmn. It certainly does produce results, Sears Building Boston, Mass, || ¥ e g .35 Cleveland. 0., March 8—Coveleskie.] Tt penetrates without rubbing. Greece . e 445 caont . gby, A s Local Correspondent Argentina*" . 100 8370 7850 | Wheat— cm‘!‘{fg’h,cml;;:r"mcxo“ S et Cer Smdker of | this old family {riend always "“M’ R ”gHA& B #’c‘s! ildi May ... 143 139y 1423 the € nal Indians will depend on this | 10F instant use. Ask ycurnelghbor. B s IR CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET, July ... 131% 112% 113% season, according to advices received | At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40, e Chicago, March 3.—High winds dry-| Sept. ... 114% 112% 113% from the svring training camp at Dallas. send descriptive circular | ing up moisture \o0 taet in Mausas wind| Com— . — 9 ahoma turned s upward today| May ... 64% 62% 64%% Yale Beats Columbia in the wheat market here. -Government| July ... 66% 651 663 in,, Mareh §—Yale de- E;f;'.:uanon,fi:flx;iur;gr:lfief;ufm;"' oSt L @ 1% 69 rdntaaraen o Llfll .t @ garded as bullish, but were receivad af-| May ... 41% 41 Pien N er ind Gooper 1o g e ter the close. It was an unsettlel fin-| July ... 4314 42% 43 vhile Pulleyn” starred = for ish at the same as yesterday ‘o G5-8| Sept. ... 43% 43% 43%