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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

Stolen base; Hopke. Two-base hits:
Turner, Nance, Leewe Sacrifice hits
Belden, Knoll Double play: Leewe to
Grady. Struck out; By Gibson. 8. First
base, on balls: OF Thomas, /; or Gibson,
B. Ttme: 1:12. Umpire: Flick.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
blue RIbbona MAKO Good.

The Blue Ribbons defeated the Boston
Flyers in a game at Twenty-fourth and
Grant streets yesterday afternoon by a
score of II to 4. McDermott and CRUDE
did the battery act for the Blue Ribbons,
and Sayers and fuller for the Flyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
stnndinR Of the Teams.

Games today: Cleveland at Washington,
Chicago at Philadelphia, st. Louis at Bal
timore, Detroit at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
CUE GAMES
baltimore Turns IA Tables ON Sc.
Louis and HarDer IL Battea
Ont Of the BOX.

BALTIMORE. Aug. lathe Baltimora
American team turned the tables on the
q. Louis team this afternoon. Harper was
patted out OF the box In the FIRST two In
one run, a gift. Attendance, 2,1S6. Score:
M ar goyyta
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
PhiladeIphia Beats cAisago.

team won from Chicago Today. In the arst
and second innings Patterson was hit
safely ten times, the locals scoring eight
effective, A~ttendance, $50. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
ae oIo, a sssSssfioS; SSSS I
Denver game postponed
IndIans scalp HumboIdters.

Games today; Omaha at st. Joseph,
Peoria, Des Moines at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

another extra inning game from Washing
ton today by hitting Orth throughout. The
home team could bunch hits OF Bernhardt
n only one inning. Attendance, 2,462.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
sRatted for Patterson In third.
Slated for Plat In ninth.

-batted Tor Ptatt IN ninth.
faaslll ssssU .:.:.;,s SS5tSS: 80
Earned runs; Chicago. Z Philadelphia.
strang. II. Davis, Hartzei. seybold, L.
Sross. Sacrifice hlt: Fultse. stolen bases:
trO, NJ. Cross 90. Double plays: II. Cross
20 Castro TO II. Davis; NJ. Cross to Castro
% H. Davis. Left. on bases: Chicago, a;
philadelphia, g. First on balls. on Pat
terson, z; off Piatt. 7; on Plank, 2 Hit by
pitched ball; Plank. Struck out: BY
Piatt. 8; by Plank, z. Passed ball: 9uilf-
van. VIA pitch: Patterson. Time: zoe.
Umpire; Sheridan.
cievsIaAd villas Good Game.
WASHINGTON. Aug. B.-cleveland won
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
New Twirler Doea We'll.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. lS-Toledo tried a
new pitcher today and he proved to be in
vincible, as Milwaukee only secured five
hits on his delivery. Attendance, 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 1-2;
Terre Haute, ii.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 4-S; Evans
Vile, O-3.
At Rock Island-Rock Island, 10; De-
catur, 0-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
CHICAGO FAILS TO SCORE
New York Makes Il -Four Straight from
Men Of Windy City.
RUB IT IN BY SHUTTING THEM OUT
EOthnmites Add Insust 70 Injury ana
Taylor f. PouHacd for Twelve
Hits, Matbewson Escap-
ing Easily.
RUB IT IN BY SHUTTING THEM OUT

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-The visitors not only
made It four straight, but rubbed It In
with a shutout. Only four lonely singles
were made on Mathewson, while Taylor was
bit hard and contributed wilu pitches.
Attendance. LOO. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Indianapolis Beata the AIIlIers

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. ia gift. a sac
rince, followed by a double and a single
gave indianapolis two to start with and
these proved enough to win In the most
quickly played game of the season. At
tendance, 740. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

man. Sacrifice hit: Burns. Stolen base:
Donahue. Double plays: Turner to Burns
20 Mock ca; Clingman to Scheibeek to
B BaRSa1e /. f FifSt ba Gs'; on ba sITs' on i HEY by
man, q Off, Barber, 3. Time: 1:4O. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
TIE Gnme at Bouton.

BOSTON. Aug. 1s.-Today's game was
called at the end of the eleventh inning
on account Of Darkness with the score a
tie. Although the home teams errors were
costly, Detroit should have won on Null
lens fine pitching but for poor support In
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Games Postponed
standinE of the Tenms.

Games today; milwaukee, at Toledo, ST.
Paul st Louisville, Minneapolis al INDIAN
apolis, Kansas City at Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

cLEvELANp

Earned runs: Cleveland, 4: Washington,
Two-base hits: -Coughlfn, Mccarthy,
Latoie. qochnauer; Three-base hits; Del
Stolen bases: Mccarthy. 2. sacrince hit:
Mccarthy. Double plays: Keister, to Ely
to Doyle; Ely to Keister to Doyle; Goch-
nauer to Lajoie to Hickman. Base on
balls; on Orth, l. Struck out: BY Orth,
81 by Bernhard, /. Left on bases. Wash
ihgton. 1; Cleveland, 6 Time: $40. Um-
pires: Carruthers and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
.Batted for Harper in third,

0t bOWs'.'..''"...V w Q Q Q 0 \ I
Sacrifice hits: Wiltse, Setback. Three
base, hits: Williams. Howell. Home run:
,Fariand, Kstolf. First on bSiis: By H mS
per. 81 by Kane, s; by Katoll. l. Struck
Bases; Baltimore, 4; St. Louis, 2. Passed
ball; Kehoe. Time; 1:46. Umpire: Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Bostonians Pound the sphere.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1s.-Boston had a
Batting streak today and in the first three
Ewing took his place, but Jared no better.
Every man on the Boston team succeeded
In landing on the ball The Cincinnati
team hit fairly well, but helded far below
their standard. Attendance, $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

Slated for Ewing in ninth.
ee %fSnSCsiGnnna1t :::.":: GSfSS5SG III
hits' Pemont, Carney. Stolen base: stem
Tenney to Dexter, Demont to Dexter to
denney; First base on balls: on Ewing,
Ewing, L Struck out: By Ewing, 1; by
wills & Passed ball: Moran. Time: 800.
Games Postponed.
AT st. L~ouis-Game between BROOKLYN
and ST. Louis postponed on account OF
eIA9ls, LA1aga-- A..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Keep Your Insides Cool!

Here's a man who thinks he has heart disease, andis scared half TO death
HIS taee is all drawn out of shape from fear and agony. Every time he eats.
MS heart" PaPtates-that simply means that his stomach is swdicd up
with gases from termenting undigested food, and his heart thumps against
ms Diaphragm. Nothing the matter with his heart. In the summer time.
this gas distention is much worse, his whole body and blood get over-heatcd
and his heart and lungs get so crowded for room, that he gasps for breath.
lhere he is, look at himl Every minute he expects to drop dead. As a
matter OF fact, all he needs is to stop that souring and gas forming in his
stomach and bowels, help his digestion along, and keep cool inside. You
all know that whenever something rts or decays, heat develops. Same
in the body. Keep cool inside Take a candy cathartc CASCARET
every night at bedtime. 1t will work while you sleep, clean I'D and cool
y your insdes, give you a regular, comfortable movement in the morning
"a and you'll be feeling fine all day every day. Heart Disease FUDGE
WOSNVUN9 g snmH :. Sm S smSt1.@TFSsss.c" 81 euafa"sed"e ue or your money back
RU Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Postponed.
EstsRdinE 81 ths Feam.,

Games today: Boston at Cincinnati, New
York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Chi
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
GARDNER WHIPS JACK ROOT
Massachusetts, Man Wins Fight Remarkable
for Speed and Gamsnsss.
SEVENTEEN ROUNDS OF VERY FAST WORK
Gardner shows Knowledge of Roofs
weak Spot, His stomach, and
Devotes His Entire Time
and Attention to IL.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Aug. 1s.-George
Gardner of Lowell, Mass, tonight decisively
defeated Jack Root OF Chicago, who de-
feated him several months ago in San
Francisco, by knocking him out in the sew
enteenth round of a fight remarkable for
Its speed and gameness under punishment
shown by both men.
Gardner showed a knowledge of Roots
weak spot, his tomach, and dlsregarding
Roots furnishing left jabs, which found his
face time and again. devoted his entire at
~tention to Roots stomach. Root showed
the effects Of the punishment he received
as early as the seventh round and plainly
lost speed after that round. Gardner was
very tired at times, but came up in the
fifteenth and, utterly disregarding Roots
jabs on his cut and bleeding face, put his
head between his shoulders like Terry Nc
Govern and bored in. Root was in distress
in an instant. Half a dozen rights and
let's squarely in the pit Of the stomach
brought him to his knees near the ropes,
the gong saving him. Root went down
again in the sixteenth from a left hook on
the chin, which all but put him in dream
land. The end came in the next round.
Gardner, paying no attention to Roots
swings. rushed his man to the ropes, planted
his left and right to the stomach and the
latter went Town gasping for breath. Root
got up only to go down again. The third time
he struggled to his feet Gardner was on him
like a flash. Working his right and left
like piston rods, Gardner fairly caved in
Roots ribs and the latter sank slowly to
his knees and rolled over on his back. He
was not out, but evidently utterly unable
to defend himself and his seconds saved
him further useless punishment by throw
Ing up the sponge. Both men were Sc
verely punished. Gardner's left eye and
Roots right eye were opened in the sew
enth round at the same instant and both
men bled freely until the end. Roots left
hand was shattered In the second round
when he landed a left hook on the back OF
Gardner's head and was Of little use to him
as far as Furnishing power was concerned
from that time on.
The betting before the men entered the
ring was 10 to 7 on Root.
1t was 9:38 p. m. when Gardner and Root
entered the ring and took their corners.
Root was attended by Jack Donneliy and
Thomas Murtaugh. Gardner was attended
by Aleck Gregains and Dave Barry.
Harry Hynes of Cheyenne was named as
referee. Both men stripped beautifully.
Their muscles stood out like whipcords and
1t was evident that they we're trained to
the hour. The men weighed in this after
noon at 165 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Pittsburg stu winning.

defeat today Pittsburg makes a clean
sweep Of the ten games of the season.
Both pitchers were rather wild, but the
helding of each team was silt-edged. Leach
taking the honors by his brilliant plays.
Attendance, 1878. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
EAP

pI Bases sTtb on balls rH Martin, Z Struck Sut'
Kuhns. SACRIFICE hit: Fox. Stolen bases:
Coulter. Wilmot. Passed ball: Byers. Left
on bases: Indianapolis, 8; Minneapous, 4,
Times: l;2o. Umpire: Ramsey.
Games Postponed.
At acknowledgements. Paul game
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

l. TwO-base hit: White. sT~hreHoSsesp hit:
Leach. Horne run OiConnol, Sacrihce
bite: Conroy, Thomas. Stolen bases:
Beaumont Jennings. Double plays: Con-
20 Jennings. First on balls: on Doheny,
q on White 4. Hit by pitched ball: Leach,
Jennings, Struck out: BY DohenyL 3; by
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

Left on bases: Chicago. s; New York, G..
Iwo-base hits: BresnRhan, Brodie. Three
base hit; Towne. Sacrifice hit; McGann.
Taylor, 2; by Mathewson, /. wild pitches:
Taylor. 2. Hit with ball: McGann. Time:
1s1O. Tmnfrp. Canff1Iop
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-10-30

Holds Her Petition In the Republi.
can Ranks-A Great PIttsburg Meet.
ing.
The Carnegie Music Hall. Pittsburg.
was packed to its capacity last Friday
night to hear United States Senator
Quay, chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, discuss the issues of
the campaign.
Senator Quay's speech was one of the
most striking ever delivered by po-
litical leader. He unreservedly defled
the Democratic assailants of the Re-
publican party to prove their asser-
tions, and declared that the policy Of
protection was safe as long as Penn
sylvania stood firmly in line.
Attempts have been made by Demo-
cratic newspapers to distort the speech
and for that reason 1t is here given in
full. Senator Quay said
The conditions in the Republican
stronghold in Allegheny county are not
happy. remember the fable of the
man who interfered in the battle be-
tween husband and wife, and II l were
TO pronounce upon the merit of your
present controversy would not be
here. Always have stood for party
regularity. Always since the Republi-
can party was organized | have voted
straight Republican ticket.
Many Of my best friends at times
have disagreed with this policy. but
generally have found them tissatis-
fed in the end with the result of their
experiment. In alliances with the Dem.
ocratic party the Democrats always get
the oyster. the Republicans get the
shell. Some gentlemen in Allegheny
county in 1890 assisted to place Mr..
Pattison in the gubernatorial chair
and will remember the bitter repulses
and disappointments they experienced
at his hands.
Within more recent years some OF
your people in the legislature became
involved with the Democracy in a
lookup Of the United States senator.
ship at Harrisburg. Since then they
have endured much buffeting whilst
the Democracy thrived and laughed.
hope my friends in what is known as
the Citizens party may do better than
this, but fear they will do worse.
STRIFE MUST CEASE.
This is certain The time has come
when the Republicans in Pennsylva.
MIA Tor their own sakes must cease
intestine strife and form line of bat.
tie for resistance to the common en-.
emy. We have recently seen the sheet
| lightning and heard the voice of com.
| ing storm in the northwestern states.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-10-30

We nayU useoaeo 70 eMe urtsrancss q
eur brethren IN Iowa, Wisconsln and
elsewhere. and have witnessed the dra-
mAfic and pathetic exit from public
life Of the distinguished speaker of
the national house Of Representatives.
The tariff Is the life of Pennsylvania.
This great city is its creature of which
It 10 the vital and sustaining force. II
II making this region near the forks
Of the Ohio metropolis of industry.
commerce and wealth which will
shortly house population of mil.
lions.
The present tariff fulfills all national
requirements and oppresses no person
or interest. II needs no revision. Re-
vision of the tariff means reduction of
the tariff. Reduction Of the tariff
means reduction of the profits of the
manufacturer. Reduction of the profits
Of the manufacturer means reduction
of the wages of the laborer. Reduction
of the wages of the laborer means loss
of business to those who supply the
laborer with the necessities and COM
forts Of life.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-10-30
He Challenges Proof of the Charges
Made By Democrats.
DEFENDS pARTY's POLICIES
And Points to Its Achievements In the
State For Forty Ysars.
NATIONAL ISSUES IN CAMPAIGN.

There Will BE No Tariff Changes, He
Declares, As Long As Pennsylvania
Holds Her Pcsition In the RepublI.
can Ranks-A Great Pittsburs Meet.
inq.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
B1BL1OrECA DE <I.A DEMooRAc1A>

podremos deciri yGastra nj adre Sc
ha salVado.
Edmee. sollozsndo de algeria,
baibuced:
-lAh, sef1ori iQ18 Dlos os re-
compense! Yo no pue1o- MAS que
pedIrle por vos, como 10 h4go con
toda mi alma.
Ell carruaie que conducfa q Clau-
dio Marteau avanzal1a rdpidamente
no Sc detuvo h3sta Ell angulo de
Ia calle Rsffet, cerca de la veria
de la casa de salud
-Al9uf teneis 10 pr0metidIo ID d jo
Claudio pagando al c0cheroI.
-Muchas gracias.
-Ahora no os march6is; 6s tom
por horas. j Sabtis, p1r casulalidad.
d6ude vive el cCmisario de Policfa
del distrito?
-SI. senior. Ia Tn calle d q La
Fontsfne, q dos pas1s de aqhf.
-Ests bien. Esc1ch Id III Il; me
parecais buena pers1us.
-IYa 10 crao qus 10 soyl dijo
81 cocnero riendo con est12iaez.
-Pnes bieo, vais 4 ha3erm2 IN
favor que os agradscere erande.
mente,, adsnls de psg gsr3zio bien
-SDs que Sc trata?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

RIA una illusion? No puedo decirlo.
Entre en- este cuarto: mi mstfre
tenfa va los ojoa abiertos, y ls
jarra que conten1a 81 medicine
estRha rota en Ell suelo.
Por que no me habeis hablado
de todo? ---excl8m0 Jorge.
No lie dabs i'm rortancia algulna
-exclam6 la nina, : Y hasto 10
habfa olvidado. Las dltimas pala-
bras del sefIor doctor han traido
estDs hechos q mi naemoria.
--Escalar los muroe-. me Darece
impossible -Tepuso Ell anciano doc,
tor. Mas me inclino 4 que eli
envenenadC esta dfntro de la casa
y conoce admirablemete la 1isposi.
ci6n de- ella.
--5Y vivira Ell miserable entire
nosOsros? = balbuce6 Urge.
--SQaiGn posee la lave de la
farrnaciaq
-Yo-fepuso el segundo rnedico.
LA deiais puesIts en- la cerra-
dura?
--Nunca: ademas los medic:a-
mertos venen0sos tsstsn en- I'm a r
mario es 2ecial, cu7a lave, que es
eSta, no se sapara de mf.
-dTeneis, entl esos venefios, Ell
datllfd eStT0naonsog
--Sf.
-sQl6 cantidadP
-~Diez gramos l9 mas; enaplea.
mos rara vez. y en- TN case extreme
tan pellgros0 medicamento
= rs para confandirse -repuso
el anclano' - El en nTsnenamiiento es
clarD; pero Sd6nde Sc ocuIta Ell en-.
venenad0r? Es precise ejercer una
Vlgilancia activa al lado de la
enfarma.
Esta sc agi5o en- 50 lechoy bal
buce6;
;Agual. fAguai.
Jorge le pressnt6 IN ysGso lie
aqua COP azncaF; helpio aVidarnentc
y deio caer su cahsza sobr,s Ia a.l.
mohsda.
-Ssfl5r. esta me Il, 5no es gef.
dada -exclam6 E1m6a.
- Mucho mejor senorita; 20 es-
peTo CUE clenbro de algnnas norlss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

Mi rlombre es Claudio Mars
tealu =. acordaos bien.
Claudio Marteau -. no 10 oil
yidare,
% Veis esa verjl?
~ Pardiezi
-Es nna casa de satna, donde
teugo que entVar para unos asun-
tos. Estar6 en- ella uu cuarto de
bora bFefta minutes una
hora quizas. Mirad vuestro reloi;
81 dleutro de una b ora IN he salido,
i'd s busca'r al comisarlo de Pulicia
p que ne recame.
--.Y es ESQ todoF
--Todo.
Ell encargo n es dItfcil.
--os dare veinte frances pof
curn plirle.
--ss cumplira; dsntro de una
nora, Ell comisarlo de Policfa. re-
clam aci6a de la persona Ilamtds
Claudio Marteau, = vista domici-
liaria ST els precise.
--Perfectamente; me haS6is en-.
tendldo.
u ell N lrfner) fae 4 namar vi.
gorosam ante 8 Ia veria.
--dQliei12 pregunt6 el portsro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

ell mundo, subi6 un coche de pla-
Ia Y dijo al cochero:
"A Apteuil, Gale de Rsffst. A
escape iCafi nrazo de Brest! Glen
5ueldos dc propina.
81 cochero di6 IN latigazo & su
caballo. que sali6 al trote largo.
E cortraveneno administrado q
Juana per ell doctor v -. habfa
sido seguIdo de muchos vasos de
sgua tibia, que fueron segregando
del est6mago las suStancias noci-
vas.
Los. ojos de Juana eataban va
menos sanguinOlentOs; sus miradas
menos fjas, nnenos Ifgidos sus
miembros.
"A pesar de estOS sfntonnas favo-
rabies, la preocupaci6n del anciano
medico parecfa cada vez mayor.
-SOcurre algo mas que os in
quiete? exclana0 Jorge que estu.
diata sin cesar ia fsonomfa.
LAS observaciones que w ha-
StCnuO mS udu ID CSEbluum ore de
que ell enveneuad0r na lido admi-
nIstraDdo el yeneno 6 pequefIas
d6Is.
ESQ complica todayfa ell asuuto.
20 lie aclara; porque nos prGeba
que ell crirnen se ha cometido nor
persona admitida en- la intimidad
de Ia enferma.
Senior doctor dijo eDt6nces
Edmee in interviniendo,-e nocbe
ne dormido NAL, y me psreci6 que
Rlguien subfa Ia escalera + Sc dete.
MA en- este dsscansillo. Acometj.a
ae vaga inquietud, me leyante,
encendf una buifa vine al cuarto
de mi madre.
y b1en pregunt0 yiyamente
Jorge, ,--vuestrd madre.
--DOrmla tranouiIamant mo
arrodille iunto d ella, pedf 4 DIos
por ella y me retire. Pocos minD-
bos despu6s. IN ruido estrtdente
vino q herir mi dido; me levant6
de nuevo, y al atraVesar ell desean. \
sIllo me parscio or cerrar suaYe- !
nente la pnerta del Pabell6n. SSe. Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07
iii iTNCREHBI-E vERDAD y!

vaira asn para pastar regaos
yalor sopea u Sc Obeo de ley garantzado 8
bartes qumlcamene Pertec
de mas vor NOR s nnte explendor npiezs, les
dnrez lma6n maravlos
5000 DOLLARS Sc regaian qulen o'SD8a 9S'0S 0-
laate alaska de les legtiuos ~ .l.u
Anio para cabaeo briane IL doiar Ano para caero
doar para sonora senora graeso Penden
brant9
dollars brlantes 20 do
liars. Pendientes verdadsro regao dollars
Sc franco on ct1S o
caada toda isla de Puerto Rtco
peddo VenSa acomPn ioo e Sd Pe
en- bIete dbl no car certfcaa valor declarado
la los anis, ndola con IN ho feae10 oe
dedo.
No hacen nceden rePresentacones III 50 enV
catag que con
Ia mercancia, Sc devolvera inmediatamente
Drgn al general dnco dc La SJcle1a1 Ofo 6
Iantes.
Asi: AIaslt G. A B lyas C,ro Romano 18 Milan (tala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07


nes Carolina, - Wv
las de Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-07

In ca v We ola 1era oc aston pa
valor supera sien pre- q su c s. g.
quilates) con herrnosimo v espl6n
de mas valor, por So constarIte ex
Descomp slcion d. luz, dureza, Ia
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS,

Stock market trading dull throughout lhe
rwo hours of business on an irregular ihoNe
ment Of values. Early strength was 1olIo"eH
10y heaviness in the last hour final prices snow
ing however. unimportant net changes WIN q
few more losses than gains The publication OF
the hank statement was followed by an easing
off in values but it could not he said that the
foss in reserve above legal requirement eXerted
any especial influence on prices Indeed. the
market was unaffected by the various Factors
in the situation. except. perhaps. that tfaolns
was held in check account of coal strike pos
sibilities. An unexpected expansion in loans ana
deposits offset the gain in cash hoiolnss IN 'Ie
statement of averages Of the Associated RAMS
and as a consequence. reserve decreased
Sl144loa The gain in loans probably repre-
sented the increased borrowing for stock market
account foreign exchange operations and prepa-
ra1ions for the July Disbursements Ine gam
in cash was much smaller than foreshauo"eG
by the weeks known movement Of money To-
tai reserve now stands at S121ae3.f' against
S66I1 800 this time year ago and Hl''''-".-
$50 in the same time in l!fm
The United States Steel shares showed aggres-
siva strength the common advancing over l
point on apparently good buying Inc June
forecast Of the United States Steel Company
earnings has created a more hullish sentiment
an the cornTanys securities. and the idea is held
IN snecularive quarters that both the common
and preferred have seen their lowest prices 1or
The year In the railway list further active buy
ing of the Gould shares was reported. while
moderate operations for the rise took place III
Reading. St Paul Kansas and Texas preferred,
Erie Louisville and Nashville, Union Paclhc ana
Illinois Central st. Joseph and Grand Island
issues were also strong features Elsewhere IN
The market there were no important movements
An The industrial list good buying has been
,'noted in the week in the steel issues. the car
guiding shares and American Grass Twine- The
American Grass Irvine stock pays quarterly
dividends Of Ia per cent, American Car and
Foundry preferred pays per cent and the COM
mon - Der cent annually. There are now pros
pecrs Of an increase in the common dividend TO
; per cent. and it Is likely that the stock VIII
work to 40 n expectation Of the higher rate
The industrial list contains stocks OF great IN
trinsc value that are selling under their actual
worth. and people who take the trouble to make
discriminating purchases ought to receive salts
factory profits International Paper preferred
ana international Pump are representative in
lustrial issues that are quoted far under their
rue value The operations Of the International
P,1mp Company are expanding. earnings are
heavy and dividends ara regularly paid The
,or,rany is made up Of the largest steam pump
which were fig -risey earners before consolida-
tion Under oscillation earnings have in
-reased while expenses have decreased
The usual weekly table OF price changes for the
active stocks follows: