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Classified 'Advertising and Sporting News SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 20 VOL. XXXIX. PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, . AUGUST 1, 1920 NO. 31 I LEWIS HAS BEAVERS ecao 0E30I IOSOE IOEXOI losaoi IOE30I IODOI zosaox locao BETROTHAL OF NORMAN ROSS IS FEATURED WITH ROMANCE World-Famous Swimmer Engaged to Honolulu Maiden and Member of Old Hawaiian Family, Whom He Taught Low, Easy Swimming Stroke. mi 53 fcy- 4 rHf n HTiwn niiTntuRn LHMI1U UUI Ul lliHSU o o n o o D o D o o Seals Nick Ross for Baker's Dozen Bingles. 1 Let the magic of Gadsbys' small payment plan turn every empty room into a bower of beauty. Let Gadsbys plain figure prices and daylight methods protect your purse. Let Gadsbys remarkable values save, you so many, dol lars that you can afford better Furniture and pay less for it. Remember, No Matter Who Has a Sale, Gadsbys SELL IT FOR LESS 8 GADSBYS' REGULAR CREDIT TERMS BO WORTH OF" Fl'RVTTl K K 5.0O CASH, fl.OO WTEEIC 75 WORTH OP PVRMTtHE 7.BO CASH, ai.SO WKEK 100 WORTH OH' FIRMTI HK SIO.OO CASH, IM WEEK aiSS WORTH OK FrRMTlRK C12.50 CASH, K2.2r WEEK S150 WORTH UK J'lll.MTLHE S13.0O CASH, $2.50 WEEK Gadsbys' Charge No Interest DINING-ROOM SUITE AT $9750 This Pretty, Six-Piece, Solid Oak Dintn-Room Outfit Buffet has French plate mirror; Table has 42-inch top, extends six feet: Chairs have saddle seats. Outfit pells regularly for $119.00. Priced C Q7 C fj special at Gadsbys' this week at VwhwU LIVING ROOM OUTFIT $96.75 '.- ' ' -rn-n" easy l lis Pl i m ' HIGH - BACK OVERSTUFFED ROCKER $29.85 jri We think we are offering the big gest value in Oregon when we sell this Rocker so cheap upholstered In genuine Spanish leatherette, spring back and seat, broad arms and just as comfortable as 00 0C it looks AOiOU SIMMON'S BED OUTFIT COMPLETE $35.10 WHY NOT A WEDGEWOOD? THE 10O OAS RANGE. PUS A KITCHEN HEATER, THAT (.IVES YOD AUDITIONAlr COOKINU SPACE, AT NO EXIBA Fl'KL COST. A Gaa Rinn With Coal or Wood Firebox, Which Heats Hot Water While Your Kitchen In Warm and Cony. ALL THE EIRE YOU NEED I and at a small cost compared to a big fire in a furnace or range. Takes the nip otrt of the morning temperature and gives you a dry, healthy atmosphere. Y'ou may bake and broil with one flnmr name time on the Wedffewood Range. The same set of burners heat the bake oven (above) and the broiler just beneath it. The Wedewp-od Gas Range is easy to clean: its smooth surface, white and black, can be cleaned with soap and water like you would wash your dishes. We will take your old cook stove or range In exchange on one of these new Wedgewood Ranges and allow you all it is worth. We Have Wedsrewooda as I.ott aa S32.50. LOCAL" LINEUP IMPROVES Portland Players Joggle Ball After Holiday and Crowd Shouts 'Bring On the Subs." Pacific Coast League Standings. W.IU.Pct.l W. L. Pet Vernon... 70 St .578; Portland.. B3 S8 .477 Sa!tka. 63 60 .59 Seattle . . . 64 61 .470 Loi Anj'i 61 66 .628: Oakland . . 63 63 .4.1 San Fran.. 60 67 .513 Sacram to. SO 67 .427 Yesterday's Results. At Portland. 1, San Francisco 7. At Seattle 7. Los Angeles 6. 11 Innings. At San Francisco, Oakland 7. Sacra mento 3. - At Los Angeles. Salt Lake 2. Vernon 1. Sam T.,wl, fViA A.H.t.u w hO couldn't ret in ihana fnr W.lr.i-1 McCredie last season, showed at the Beavers' expense yeeterday that he Is in shape this year, San Francisco trimming the Portland club, 7 to 1, on the Vaughn street grounds. Lewis held Portland to four scattered bin gles and but for the sixth and sev enth innings, when he suffered a temporary relapse, worked like a big leaguer. Sam Ross twirled for the "home guards" and was nicked for 13 hits. The Beavers' lone tally was reg istered in the sixth frame, and it was Lewis who presented ue with the run, in atonement probably for the lacing he was handing Koss Wal ter's hirelings. In this sextet canto Samuel walkedr three little Beavers in a row. This Handsome, Four-Piece Living-Room Siite is ideal for bungalow or flat, because it includes a Nufold the Modern Settee that can be in stantly transformed into a bed for the unexpected guest; two Oak Rock ers, upholstered in good grade brown imitation Spanish leather; QC "7R Library Table like cut. A. 117 value, Gadsbys' price: tfOUilJ BEDROOM SUITE in OLD IVORY $89.50 This Pretty Enameled Suite, consisting of a Dresser, Dressing Table and full-sized Bed, with an elfgant enamel finish. Wonderful suite: will give grace to any home. Chiffonier with mirror may be substi- CQQ Cfl luted in place of dressing table if preferred. Priced at Gadstiys v-wi-w Consists of a, S m m o ns Three Piece Heavy Continuous-Post Bed in ivory or Vernis -Martin finish; link fabric spring with high risers, and Gadsbys' special 40-pound-pure cotton felt mattress; regularly sold at $41.00. This weel special at. '.J. ?.$35.I0 PILLOWS, COMFORTERS - AND BLANKETS ARE REDUCED, TOO KITCHEN CABINET SPECIAL $54.75 VALUE AT $47.75 A ANY HOUSEWIFE NEEDS BIG KITCHEN. CABINET It's an article designed to conserve her energy save her steps help her keep an orderly kitchen it's the gift any husband should think of first when considering what to give his wife. As you see It. here is one with all the conveniences known. to this important household piece, built to give her years oi service, at a very moderate price const dering its unusui energy-saving value-r on ROOM-SIZE RUGS ON SALE snow you f OUl w&m wsmmks trass 1 i3 PMMHrkSMi If i ' i ii tw , a r. .ertafT?- i vi-'-v, 1 ji r 561,85 157.00 A x m I n sters, 9x12, Q DC snecial at " OHO.UJ S69.50 A x m i n sters, 9x12, special at S4Z.50 Brussels, ssiz, H7 7h ui ii S 9 00 Grass, cial at only special at. . $51.00 V e 1 v e ts, special at jlo.uu urass, 9x12, cial at $12.00 Grass, 8x10 cial at '.I V.$ 7.75 8:3x!0:6:. $43.75 T.: $12.95 r.p.e.".$ 9.95 Pabcolin Floor Covering on Sale 98c ?y$47.75 We have a large variety of patterns in genuine asphalt-base Pabcolin Floor Covering, suitable for any room, sold regularly at $1.05 per square yard, with laying extra. We are offering it this week, laid on QQn your floor, at, per square yard : wUo New Designs in Reed and Willow Furniture We are showing a complete line of pretty Reed and Willow Furniture in the frosted brown and old ivory enamels, a great variety of design and cretonnes. Chairs and Rockers as low as $12.25. KASV TERMS CAX UK ARRA.X.KU. BIG REDUCTIONS ON -DAK LIVING ROOM ROCKERS $13.90 Roll-Seat Arm I I OC Rocker now at $16.25 Roll- Seat Arm Rocker now at $17.00 Roll- Seat Rocker now at $11.00 Imitation Leath er-Seat Rocker now at. 12.95 ,A:m.$l3.65 $ 8.95 $15.00 Imitation Leath- CIO Ifl t. . v .. w er-seat Rocker now $21.25 Craft Lea .V?":SI6.95- Seat Rocker now $S0.75 Spanish "Leather- OI Ofl Seat Rocker now at Oivt.UU $38.75 Spanish Leather- Q ft 0C Seat Rocker now at wuUiOJ $44.00 Spanish Leather-00 7 C Seat Rocker now at J I.etvla Makes One-Ran Gift. To get back to the start of the inning. Art Koehler,- the George Sie ler of the day for the Beavers, started the proceedings bv unllm- berirfg-himself on the pellet for a double to left field. Knm K, rtoH ! OUt. Koehler takinsr third PntripV Siglin struck out. and then Lewis walked the three in sequence, forc ing In Koehler. It was a thrilless and painless run unless the fourth ball called on Blue, the third of the three that drew a base, gave the fans and fanetteb a trickle of ex citement. For the first time In some weeks Portland had something like its reg ular lineup in the game, Wes .King don being the only steady player that was not in the fray. Some fan hollered "Bring on the substitutes." Tex Wisterzil found his arm kind of rusty after his enforced lay-off of several days, and his peg was high to first at times. while Young Spranger and Paddy Siglin butter-i fingered the ball on several occa sions. Seals I'nllmbrr In Fifth. The Seals started lighting on Ross in the fifth inning, when they scored one run and opened up with a broad side in the stanza, when thev ham mered out four hits, which were good for three runs. Wolter led of In the sixth Inning with a two-bagger to right. Fitzger ald beat out a bunt down the third base line. O'Connell rammed out a single to right, scoring Wolter. Walsh sacrificed, Wisterzil to Blue, Fitzgerald reacbing third and O'Con nell drawing up on second. Caveney singled to left. Fitzgerald racing safe across the rubber. Kamm struck out and Caveney darted down toward second. After juggling the ball back and forth several times. Blue made a bad throw to Siglin, or Siglin made a bad try for the ball. At any rate he missed it and in the meantime O'Con nell was sale at home and Caveney was safe at second. Yelle batted out. ending the inning. Third Barrage Is Brntal. Another barrage on Ross in the ninth to the tune of four hits and three runs blew the roof off of the old ball game. Kamm batted out. Yelle beat out a hit to Wisterzil and went on to second when Tex over threw first by yards. Lewis singled to left, scoring Yelle. Schick singled back of third. Lewis reaching the I torrid corner safe. Wolter flew out to Maisel and Lewis tallied alter the catch. Fitzgerald doubled to right. I bringing in Schick. O'Connell fouled I out to Koehler, and the game was over. , Connolly. San Francisco left fielder, was put out of the game in the fourth inning after a dispute with Umpire "Lord" Byron over balls and strikes. The score: A double-header will be played this afternoon, the first game starting at 1:30 o'clock. San Francisco I Portland BKHOAI BRHOA 1 2 0 0 Pifflln.2 4 o tl 1 1 2 13 0! Wist'1.3 3 0 0 2 3 12 2 OlMais'l.m 3 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 Blue.l.. 3 O 0 11 Oil llperial'r.l 4 0 0 2 0 0 12 5'Cox.r.. 4 0 12 0 0 0 1 3'Spran'r. 4 0 0 2 7 2 15 3 Koehl'r.c 4 12 4 0 1 3 0 5 Kost.pr. 4 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 01 Totals. 3S 7 13 27 171 Totals. P.3 1 4 27 17 Fn Francisco 0 000 1300 3 7 Portland 0 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 1 Errors. Caveney 3. Wlsterzlll. Blue. Rnmnrcr. Struck out. by Lewis 6. Ross 3. Rases on balls, off Lewis 4. Two-base tt, Wolter 2. Koehler. Fitzgerald. Sac rifice hits. Walsh. Wolter. Stolen base, w.iKh. Runs responsible for. Lewis 1 Ross 5. Time, 1:10. Umpires. Byron and Anderson. I I ! J L ! ? ) -f - 1 I : V W 1 a. X I I'M I t t 1 1 i 1 v" I - i i f f f t i i 1 t v - "i HONOL cial.: enga Mlaa Beatrice Pn-alkalanl Dow sett, fiancee of Xorman Ross. ......T.T--.- I --- ONOLTJLTT. T. H-. July 31. (Spe- ) Cards announcing ths gagement of Norman Ross to Beatrice Pu-aikalanl Dowsett. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cartwrlght Dowsett of Honolulu, have been re ceived from Palo Alto. Cal.. where the young woman Is attending school. Norman Ross Is the world middle distance .swimming champion. He is at present a member of the Illinois Athletic club of Chicago, but hailed originally from the Multnomah club o Portland. He recently qualified In the trials for the American swim ming team that will Journey to Antwerp for the aquatic events there next month., Romance Surrounds Couple. Quite a romance surrounds Ross and Miss Dowsett. She Is as small and slim as he la tall and husky. She is fair-haired, of exceedingly light complexion and weighs perhaps 100 pounds. She is quite a contrast to the big powerful swimming champion who well earns the title of "Big Moose." Miss Dowsett comes of an old Hawaiian family, her father beiryr rancher on the island of Hawaii. She made a name for herself In the island swimming world aa a middle distance swimmer. And for that Ross is to be blamed, for when he came here nrst five years ago he taught Miss Dowsett to swim that long, easy, slow stroke of his that has made him middle distance champion. So well . did she learn the peculiarities of that stroke that swimming fans have commented on the similarity. nen Koss came here on his way to Australia last year it was general- i rumored that the engagement an nouncement might be expected soon. Then Ross went on to Australia and Mrs. Dowsett and her two daughters. Beatrice and Marion "Babe" Dowsett, went to the coast, the two girUi at tending school at Palo Alto. It is to be mentioned that Ross did all his pre-Olympic training on the coast at the Stanford tank. Hoss to Live on Island. It is understood tht Ross intendj to come and .reside on the island aTter his honeymoon and he may live on the Dowsett ranch on Hawaii. In that event it is believed he will resign from the Illinois Athletic club to become affiliated with one of the island organizations. Ross holds more world records than any other living swimmer. During the war he served as a flight lieu tenant in the army. After the war he went to the allied games in France and mainly through his individual efforts the United States captured the majority of the swimming events. In his tour of Australia he was defeated but once in more than a score of races and broke 15 Australian records and four world records while there. The wedding is not expected to take place until Ross returns from the Olympic games In Antwerp. It is understood that Ross will not take part in the European tour, providing the American team is victorious, as it no doubt will be. but will return to the United States Immediately fol lowing the completion of the aquatio events. base, McGaffiran. Two-hate hits, Jliller, Knight, Orr. Sacrifice hits, Kopp, uuisio. Bares on balls, off Uohlinc 7, off Penner 1 off Jones 2. InniliKS pitched, Penner 7. runs 4, hits 10, at bat 2'J. Struck out. by Hohlina; 0, by Penner 4. Uouble plays, Cotnpton to Mollwitz, Cook to Orr. Runs responsible for, Penner 4, Bohling 2. Jones 3. loosing pitcher, Penner. Umpires, To man and Ca.ey. TO 1 DEES STING BENGALS Final Rally Drives In Winning Run at Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, July 31. A pitch ers' battle here today ended with Salt l ake victor over Vernon. 2 to 1. The Bees made their winning run in the ninth, when Hood doubled to right center and Jerkins singled, scoring Hood. The score: Salt Lake ernon B R H O A M ch'l.s.. 4 5 0 0 1 a t" Dne.m. 4 2 rlsner.-. . OB'rtoR.l. 4 l,Kil'ton.r.. 4 2 High.l . .. 4 0 Smith. 3.. 4 u D'v'm'r.c 3 U Sh l b k.p 3 lAlcock".. 1 Fc'k.m-1 Wolter.l Fitx'd.r Conn'y.l Walsh. 2 Cave'y.a Kamm. 3 Yelle.c. l.ewis.p O'Co'l.m WMo GADSBYS Corner Second and Morrison Streets Member Greater Portland Association Use Our Exchange Dept. If you have furniture that doesn't auit want something more up to date and better phone us and we'll send a com petent man to see it and arrange to take It as part payment on the kind you want the Gadsby kind. We'll make you a liberal allowance for your goods and we'll sell you new furniture at low prices. The new furniture will be promptly de livered. Exchange gooda can be bought at our First and Washington store. J'nson.s. Sands. 2. R'mlr.m. Sheely.i. M 1 g n.3 T'ston.r. Hood.! . . J'kins.c. Cullop.P. 0 2 1 4 1 1U 1 2 0 2 2 3 2 3 1 0 0 2 1 3 1 12 1 2 3 1 1 1 0 4 feating Matthew C. Riddle of Grants Pass in the finals of the men's singles two straight sets, 6-2, 9-7. Dorcas Conklin of Monmouth led in the final round of the women's singles. XEER IS DOUBLES WINNER Mrs. Cus-hing and Local Star Take Canadian Title. SEATTLE. July 31. In the mixed loubles finals of the British Colum bia tennis championship tournament today, Mrs. C. J. Cushing of Berkeley, Cal., and Phil Neer of Portland de feated Miss M. Leeming and J. H. Vickery of victoria. S-6. 6-3. Miss Helen Baker of California won the right to meet Mi.-s Lawson of Victoria, present womens' singles title holder, by defeating Mrs. C. J. Cushing of Berkeley, Cal.. 6-1. 6-0. Verley of Winnipeg defeated Peers of Vancouver In the -consolation sin gles, 6-1. 6-2. 9 : ' 13 Sacri- t'uliop, Uevoriner. Khellenbai-k 3. Cullop 3. off Shelienback 1. Huns Cullop 1. Shelienback 2. J. Mitchell to Jr'ifcher to K T !! Totals. 3j 1 Batted for sneiienoat-K. in mni". Salt Lake OOOOUtilu i Vernon . i.-r-r,r Cuilon. Smith. iwo-oase niiB, Hich Hood. Stolen bases, Mlgn. flea hits. Edington Struck out. by Bases on balls, responsible for, Double plays. Bortun. RAINIERS WIN IN" ELEVENTH Angels Drop Iced Game Because of Batting Rallies. SEATTLE, July 31. Two batting rallies, which carried the game into 11 innings, gave Seattle a 7-to-6 win in. Antreles today, after the Angels had apparently won the coo In Ihp ninth. Seattle was blanked. 3 to 0. at the opening of the eighth, but tied the score in the ninth. The tenth ended in a 6-6 tie. an4 In the 11th fcldred s single scored winning run, Cunningham The score: for the Greb Outpoints Gibbons. PITTSBURG. July 31. Harry Greb received the newspaper decision over Tom Gibbons in a 10-round bout to day. Seven rounds went to Greb and one to Gibbons, while the other two were declared a draw. A. E. F. Champion Married. POINT PLEASANT. W. Va.. July 31. "Bob" Martin, American, expedition ary forces heavyweight champion boxer, and Miss Elizabeth Bird of Point Pleasant, were married here last night, it was announced today. Britain Wins Olympic Polo. OSTEN'D, July 31. Great Britain today defeated Spain in the Olympic polo finals by a score of 13 to 11. Baseball Summary. Los Angeles SENATOR HEAD HAS PROTEST Acorn Win Roils Sacramento Pilot Who Calls Pitcher. SAN FRANCISCO. July 31. Oakland defeated Sacramento. 7 to 3, through the senators' Inability to hit with men on bases. In the sixth and seventh innings, the visitors filled the bases, but tfere unable to score. Rogers, manager of the Sacramento club protested the game, claiming Boehllng pitched illegally on ac count of not being in the box when he made a delivery. The score: Sacramenti B K'Uf d.m 4 Zelder.l 5 Ellis.l . .! Cr'wfd.r B'ssl'r.c . K C'd'11.2 4 M'A'ly.s 4 N'hoff,3 5 Brown.'p 3 P'rt'ca.p 1 O C'd ll.p 0 R H O 0 18 2 2 lO 0 0 1 2 3 4 10 3 ) 1 2 J 0 0 ) 2 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 VGaf.m O 1 sheh'n'.S Compl.2 Ryan.r. Mollw.l. Cook.c .. Penn'r.p Cady... Jones, p. B R 4 0 JOE IOE o 1 o 0 I H O A! o 1 j'Wiiie.r.. 4 0 Hrubak.s 4 Jiit'oop'r.m 3 1 Mlller.l.. 4 1 Knight. 3 4 OiGuUto.l. 3 l'Arlett.2.. 4 2 Mttse.c. 3 2 Bohli'g.p 4 Oakland BRHOA 0 3 1 10 0 4 1 0 0 0 o o 01 Totals 34 3 6 24 12' Totals. 33 7 13 27 10 Batted for Penner In elgnth inning. Sacramento 0 0000002 1 1 UB1.w..V. " i-,k." Brubaktr. tiuifto. "sii---Uor the University of Oregon by de- Seattle A! B R H O 0 Cn'h'm.I 4 2 1 -' O'M'dl'fn.r 6 0 3 3 01 Bonne. 3 5 0 1 3 tVEldr'd.m rt 1 3 4 O'K'nw'y.2 5.0 1 .". 4 SIM'rp'y.l 5 1 2 1 0 ! Oi Stu pf.s 4 0 1 13 4IAtlams.c 4 0 0 4 1 II Geary.p 3 1 2 0 2 n Wre.l 0 10 0 0 B ldw n.c 2 111" Sei'ld.p.. 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 41 6 13 30 121 Totals 4.1 7 15 34 1.-) z None out when winning run scored, x Ran for Adams in ninth. XX Batted for Geary In ninth. i Angeles 0000000222 1 7 se "ttie f . . . . . :o 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 17 Errors. Ellis, Bohne. Adams. Two-base hits Zeider 2. Crawford 3. Bohne. Per tica' Middleton. Sacrifice hits. Kilhfer. ilc Auley K Crandall. Bases on balls, off Brown 2, O. Crandall 2. Struck out b Geary 1. Brown 1, O. Crandall 1. Double plays. McAuley to Zetder, Stumpf to Ken worthv to Murphy. Bohne to Kenworthy to Bohne" to Murphy. Innings pitched by Brown 8 1-3. runs 4. hits 10. at bat 35; by Geary tt. runs 4, hits 10, at bat ."2; by Pertica 2-3, runs 2. hits 3. at bat. 5. Runs responsible for Geary 3; Seibold 2. Brown 2. Portica 2. Winning pitcher Sel bold. losing pitcher O. Crandall. Yamhill Boy Wins at Tennis. UNIVERSITY 0F OREGON. Eu gene, July 30. (Special.) A. J. I,ar- selle of Yamhill, who won the tennis championship of the summer session National 1-eague Standing. W. L. Pct.l V. I., ret Brooklyn. 50 42 .571 'Chicago. . . 40 30 .405 Cincinnati 52 3! .571;st. L,ouls.. 44 51 .43 New York 47 45 .5111 Boston. . . . 40 47 ,4lo Pittsburg. 46 45 .505 Philadel'a. 33 53 .418 American I-cajJTie standing).. W. L. Pct.l w. I., pt Cleveland. RS 32 .BfiS'Pt. Louis.. 44 49 473 New York 3ii .640 Rulon 40 52 .4:11 Chicago.. fiO 3M .OI2:Detroit 35 5.S ,37 Washin'n. 44 47 .4S4. Philadel'a. 2'J 69 .2itf Southern Association Results. At Atlanta 5. Memphis 4. At Birmingham 9, Nashville 0. AC-Mobile 3, Little Rock 2. At New Orleans 5, Chattanooga 4. American Association Ken u Its. At Toledo 8. Minneapolis 2. At Louisville 1. Milwaukee 17. At Indianapolis 1. St. Paul 4. Kansas City-Columbus, game postponed. Western League Results. At Joplin 1, Oklahoma City 6. At Wichita 3. Tuita 4. At Des Moines 0. Sioux City 9. At Omaha 6. St. Joseph 0. How the Series Stand. At Portland 3 games, San V'rancisco 2 games: at San Francisco. Sacramento 2 ?ames, Oakland 3 games; at Los Angeles. Vernon 3 games. Salt Lake 2 games; at Seattle 3 game?. Los Angeles 1 game. Where the Teams Play Next Week. Los Angeles at Portland, San Francisco at Seattle, Sacramento at Vernon, Salt Lake at Oakland. Beaver Batting Averages. B. H. A v. Maisel.. 4"l l:;8 .344'KIngdon. Blue... 3!2 131 .:: I'Sigiin . ."utherd 1U5 33 ..".14, Koss Wister'l 428 131 ..".OSiBrooka. . Cox.... 35S IOU .3ll4:.lunrv . Smaller 41S 124 ,2!Mi Kallio. . . 24 .WHJIt Mullen :'. .2.,:t' Poison. . . 5U .2.', McX.lv . . 7 .250 Manusa. 70 .2uJ Baker. Tobln.. 13 Koehler 2:0 Glazier. 2S &pran'r oOl n. H. Ar. !4! as .232 its .:; .21s 7!t 17 .215 1 4 .210 35 .171 32 4 .125 10 1 .ion 4! 5 .IOO 5 0 .0011 .9uu 1 rTl 1 OS.O
