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The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b " B. Hibbs & Co
uenbers q the New York Stock Exchange, Hibb5
Building s2S Fifteenth street no-thzeSs
Ncv Yc-k. Nay l2-The bulls were n TIE saddle
to-day n the New Yorx c0tton markas Great ex-
ciTsEeut prevailed most of TIE session and cre q
the heaviest volumes Of trade was recorded II ths
history q the e>changs. Bull sentiment vas in The
ascendant az the opening On good cables ard lack
q rsin Il the Southwest Prices AZ the bezinuins
we're % to 5 points higher than yesterdays close
and uEder The aggressive w1Tk q The bulls. vent
Up = 20 g points higher ProHt-taki1E sales were
hesry. but the support of the balls. backed I'd bv
good supply o. 5Uting orders from coCI-risssoa
E0Iscs. kept The prices Up and the bids mounting
higEe- every few Minutes. DJsTinz The afternoon
when the -se vas az is height Glsy cotton vas
CARED above Il cents. ard actually closed IL I-csrt
Territory. O1hCr months mzde HAY advances. and
The uszkst hEs established zsT levels for the
present Upward Increment IN cotton- Business was
very active al day, bt st every point the oEeriugs
u. --------- r.Er- - Il. - III.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Balti1nTe Nay 12-Quotstious estsblished by TIRE
Bzltiz1ors Frgit and Prod1cs Association srs As
io1loEEs
BCTI IER-CreameTJ. separator. pe- T5.. 2aso; izzi-
tation per II. z2al5 prints. H-Ih. pr h sossi;
Do. I-Ib Der h soaSl bIoc3s. zIb, Per h. Saa5l;
datry prints. AlzrylEnd. Pennsylvania and Fir-
gnia psr h. IsaI7: Virginia ard West Yf-TiuiA
stoTe-packed. per ib. l5aIS; Ohio. storepackec
per ID. laalT; near b. rn-1. psT n. ES55s Ohio
rolls. peE u. 7als; Wess Virginia, rolls. pr ID.
lssi7
EGGS-8IaryIznd. Pennylvzui2. and nearby nrsts.
pz doz. .; Eastern shors Maryland. and vir-
siuia- DeT doz. .; WeStsrn frStS ~ doz, 2
Virginia, per doz,. .
LIVE POCLTRT-Toe-g chickens. ss % size, peE
b. BAD: o,d hens. heavy-Eeiztt. per ID. l5iz.
EiutsT chicks1s. - % - ns, Der D, Ezzs
sC-i1s chicksas. : u and II lbs. ~ b, Esso;
7 ID GDd uu6G. ~ %, 2: d1cks. per n. =:
CO. white Pekins. p- d. =; psgsons. ygr1ng.
Dzir. 1EZ5. do. Old. pair. 3. guinea fowls. Cd.
PoTAToEs-w -whi.e. raa- b.. prize. pr BIS. Ss
$; do Weste-n 8fs-yaEd snd Pe1nsylTa-ia. T-lne.
per bus $3.50: do. NoE Yo-k rTi1ne. peT bzs.. s.
g. do. Western TTu.r. psT bus., S5es0; 90. rev
FloTida, per bol-. $500 sweets, E-s,e-1 Slors
ysIi51s. ps4 b5L. 3EalD; Co. North Carolina
ye-lo~z. per bsl-. 4UaL5o: DO. fancy DeixEH-e pE
bbl Ao1es s.: yslJEs. - hsa. L2sal59- P5-ocnLcS
Ter bb 51ls o.. Jams Virginia DE bbl-. L75aZfo;
Co. No-h Carolina. fan-y. TT bo-. 20s2So.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-AUplsz.
Western NaTylaud and Pc11svlvBula. peT ba-.
pz-ked. SGczs0 o.. 60. New YORK assorted, psr L.,
SgsSHa Asraz~us Eastern Shore. Maryla1d. ard
Virginia. pr doz L5aZn Bes-S Flo-lda. uer
crate. Zoa25; DO. Ch2r-sstu1. pST bunca. pa
Cabba-rs. FIo-fz. Der cTate, -5aIoo. Go. rev,
Clzriostc1. pe= crate. 55sL01 CelsrT. Fio-das psE
crate. LZsa2 % do. ha-neE-1vn- Der bunch. 5aL
Com FIrida. pr doZ-. I5sD CuI1be-a Fl0-1
"a ~ hasze-. Lc0ai-5a Es7-7iz-ts El1-l1z, psr
cuts. luz2& Grape f-slt Flo-i1A pe- b1U
asaSoa Is.tucs North C1roiinz p- haszet- "a
100: do FI1-ida. pr baslcL. 5zl-1a OTz1E0s.
FI1-lsz per bcz. as % SIZE. 2zaS5o, DO Ca-i-
f.-ris y czte. 2Ea32 Peas F7Crlda. ~
hsss=t fcesIE Susnsch native peT bus box. IA
=. 90. No-fa-k psT bbl-. l5laL01 squash, Par
ida per crz-s T5sL2S SyTsEbe17es Scut5e-n, -
11nrt slIg. do Virginia - q1s--. sal2 S-sen
bars. F.o-i5a, pee bsskst- LI1l-5l NzL bans
F7s-iss uq- 5asktt lEa1E. To1atOes Fl0-idz,
M czrrier- I1nZSl Tu7uips. zati7r. ~ b1s-.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nay I2-Vhest vas strong com frn-
oaz dun. DC higher and four stead7.
wHEAT-sp0t coutTzct. + q; SPOT No. I'd West
en- Lss: July. LIsssal.IS;s; August, LI3 asked
s,esne- No ? I'D Lisi Southern OF grade. Ls6aL49.
C0RN-Sp0, contract. S)issS5s; May. so5LaSiz
July 76isa757s; steamer mixed. 7slks76A receipts,
% y bushels; Southern white corn 7Sas: Southern
yellow oOTp .7staS1AL
OAFS-Stock ID elevators. zlLs54 bus: shipments
from elevators 67s7 bus.: white. No 2 5iAas2; do,
No J. 50izasI5z do. No 1 5SS5sss; mixed No. 2
59e5gs. DO. No. J. 5s25Sz: do No l. 5Tza57
RTE-St0ck IN ele7ato-s. e2.s73 bus; shipments
from elevators. Z473 bus. No. , Western ne. cx-
port Sass; No. Western ne. uptown. sSsS9
bag lots as 20 oualitv and condition 75as4
FLOCR-Wiuter extra. 5Za5.i5; winter clear, 5sis
SOC: winter straight. 6loz6Z5; winter patent. 65n
$50; svTing clear 505aSS5; spring straight 55s6
sT<irg patent. 6Sa6-50: City Nils best patent
7-Z5; DO. hiEh-zTads rztsnt. 10, DO, hiEh-Ca6e
straight, $50 Do, choice family. 6s5: do. extra
6Sl.5IS: re hou-. medium 70 cholce, ASazs g.
cum EeaL pc- 10 lbs,. L7aal 81
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EXCURSIONS.

Choosing hotels and accommodations IS
ore ot the nost distasteful paris q trzreEaS %
gTest H.any t0=Sts- This bother does uos co1fru0t
oue Who gees TIE Norfolk and WssAI1Etn Stsan-
boat Conps1y1s weekend trips % Old Point Con-
fort Ticket c0Fs7s n0s oily boat zpe1S$ 5us
hoard - eftAe- the Chszheziz o. tas sae-socd
Old Point the selection os either h0sel beinS tks
Only question 'Tz1t up % the tOurst- THIS a..
EnErment has seTTEd 70 mzks Ihee eICurSio-s
especially popular With thcse Who desire a dzy or
two Ct crzplete rest ard chanSs- TIE stsTzc.so-s
of Old PoiEt hardly geouire enumeration hese 80
vel known ths- 70 al II THIS section a ths
lad
The So-foik ard Washington triTs az made n
days and Saturdays at { 5 P r., vith tickets goo5
Until The ersnng MONDAY noruing Further e
formation nay Be had at the wharf oHce foot o
Seventh stTeet OF al 20 FOITtssH.h street. frs
fox q the Co.0-ado Building
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NEW HnRK nTnrEr

NeT York. Nay lZ-8oney % czlL ? per cent.
highest. u; lowest. "a; closing. "a. Most Of the
DAYS loans were az pr cert
Tine moneg unchanged- ezosp- f1r slightly easier
te7lceocT- although rates were not altered TIE
fT1neT 7ates are gradually induCnC offerings from
otheT ceuters cyer the p7iCC- Iear money is rqf7-
ally bec5rlng scarcsr. however Rates: u Der CENT
tC sixty DAYS. 2za3 Tor uinc1y days. frr for
and five moths. "a fcT s.x moths 81 for sa.e7
months; =. for cTe- the year
Sterling 6rl- but dull; rates . points hizhe-
Rates actual Business, as follows: sixty q7vs
.s531a& $50. demand. s775s4szS9: cabses a.
s3E
Commercial bills. s.s5ss for ninety ard ss5sa
1865 for sixty days Flour bills. ASS for sixf-
day' g loans were at Der cent
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quoiatious furnished by W B. Hibos Co,
members q TIE Chicago Board of Trade, Hibh1
Building . Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. May 2-Esrly trading n the wheat
market to-day Was about on the level Of yester-
DAYS closing OfsrlngS were limited reports fron
the Northwest indicated too much rain and those
from the Southwest too little Sentiment vas
bulIish and shorts covered, being doubtful about
the condition Il the market. Later oderinzs were
heavier On p-uft-taking and prices fel OF befo-e
the close Z ful point for May and point aua
a. eighth fc- july. The close q the uarket VA
rather weak
Cc-u ard oats vers largely Influenced By the
wheat market and both were dull and sszady
throgEh the day.
Provisions opened lower than last nights closing
aEd were duh and fairly firm through the sesSon
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsr Yo-k. Nay n-CATTLE-Reosipts. So
s.ee-s. 605asso; balls 4.oCs5 s.; o0Tss ZslaAs
6ressed bssf SJu- zl03z.
CALTES-Rece1uts fEo STEADY. Vssls- 5ssi
ch1sos besvv. 80 No b1tsrrEks Dr-ssed -alves.
s,saay. Ctr drsSss6 veal ssI2; ouy1--y dresssd,
ssl1-z.
sHFEP AND LAMBS -Re-eipss. a51 C-t17ed
shsea. k60a55 N0 prime EEa Culls S5lei,oSi
clirped lambs --dz20A
H0GSRecaip-s. $50 s,szty 70 tn Hoz.
.4aaT a.. uiS< 15a-5
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Rezuiar csI. O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric sS $50 AZ sSat,
s. 90 a. S. sl019 a. g. Slooo az s.. S.oN at s.
g 90 at e.
P9tonsc E1ers-o onnsolidated IS. SEQ At Esiz.
SOo0 al lcs1s 5000 a. lo5is.
Potomac Ele-rie s. 500 a. ms7A NoD at
l0sz-. a.0O az I0g5z 500 AZ Fs7s. SLeo az 70.
s. 900 A. 10. s. 90 a. 10. s. 30 AZ I'D
Washington Railway and Electric TTvss-red, a.
a. 80 a. ~ S az %. % AZ Pa. % a. 81.
50 az -. = az "a
WashirEtcn Gas. az e. 3 - g. 3 st 3.
2 az 81 3 a g. = az 60 1 a. %
Bel Telephons 4 Pernsylvania. . =. lsAz. Al
losZ
Msr-euthaler. 5 a. ~.
Laas;on. = a. e. . a. s. . At e 10 ~ Is.
lo0 AZ I5ls. I0 a. ia 30 a. iSA-
After rz'l.
United States rr~tstered ss. $500 a. -0la-
United states REGISTERED - $50 az l0lA.
Potomac E-scrric s. 8 C00 az 10
Following are tAe ia ard ssked prices ca yessssN
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NcnOmnuE.

F-un ths Philadeipaia Record
Nen-That's q beautiful fan Mss Cid.
digirl has
3elIe-Yes. she says she bought il TO
match her complexion.
Nen-Oh. I hadn't Noticed that it was
hand-painted.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13

New YORK. Nay 12-wEEAT-weaker. quiet, No.
l Northern Duluth- 70 arrive, Lszz: No ? red.
Z O b. L4S bid 40. ? hard. New Yo-k. (. O. b.
lsS@.; No. Nsea-c7i, L25 z Q. B.; No. ! Maai-
tooe. for end Of Nay and early June, Ls2 *
poTte-s took nothing
CoRN-Dulis stronger. No. elevator. 81 No.
:, E O ,, sqot, s.; No. yelcz. I. o. b. 81.
No white. s. Exporters took nothinS.
RYE-scsroe bit slo~. No. 2, {. O. b. nominal
q ~ '---''''
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

"HcFI1HUIUN taI-ILE MAHrAEIs
CATTLE-Extrs- pr cEt. 5z60o: butcher, 400a
40: cuumsn. 200z3oO
HoGs-Pc- cEt. gOss. 7.8aa7so; o-ainz-y. pe-
cart s0oasZ
-LAA1BS-Choics. 81. MEDIUM 5
CALVEs-PTi7s, TT b. sszas- usliuu. 7as.
coErnon sd
C0Ws-Prins. fresh. e-ca- 1aassp: connou
-S.o9asooo; Cd and 6-y. iol9alSm
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotsfious furnished by ". B. EISbs & o..
members New YORK Stock ExchanEe. HIbbs Build
inz. 7s5 Fifteenth street northwest
CALL 8IONEY-SALES BY HOURS
Mouevs o.. 2; H. 2; L. IAg close. 2.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Harrison Realty Company reports
the sale OF the property ct sl11 and Sl13
u street northwest, 70 Adolph Lchtel-
stein. The property Is improved with a
tEree-story brick building. and Is occu-
ped by dr. Llchtsnsteln for business pur-
poses. The former owners OF the prop
erty were AIphonse IL Bae-, and the
heirs OF the Sarah NordIinger estate. TIE
price paid IS said 10 be about sl6,eo0
Al auction sale Of unimproved property
consisting. OF about eighteen acres OF
ground on the Broad Branch road. at
tracted to the locality a large crowd or
real estate men and others interested n
the transaction. The sale was made by
Thomas J. Owen. and the purchaser was
z. P. Alertz, who paid $50 an acre for
the tract The ground IS admirably 10
Gated. and i is understood that Mr..
Mertz viii erect q fine house upon the
tract. using the UnOCcUpied part as
slightly Srouad for his residence
c. G Sloan & Company. aUctioneers,
announce the sale OF fifteen acres Of IN
improved land for the American Security
and Trust Company. near the intersection
OF Ridge and New Cut roads. il the west
eTn part Of the District. Barbara II
Gray was the purchaser. who bid Il II
for $500.
Isaac Atkinson has paid $500 for a plot
Of ground in the square bounded by
Eleventh. Twelfth. c and D streets SOUTH
east. which was formerly owned by
George Miller. The plot contains about
$3.50 square feet and It IS understood
that the purchaser vil improve it IN the
near future.
wiIlige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Edward N Dulln the twO-story colonial
brick dwelling, at 2415 " street northwest
opposite the United States Weather Bu-
reau The house has six rooms. bath, and
furnace heat, and occupies q lot twenty
feet front by a depth OF ninety feet Mrs
Kate E P. Whistler, the purchaser. viii
hold the premises as an investment. It
is understood that S3,510 was paid for the
property.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by " p. Hihbs & Co
raerh=-z e the Ns~ Eo-k Stock EzshazS., Hi5As
B-iI5ing - Fifteenth street northwest.
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.usr TO SHOW II.

JUST TO SHOW IT.
She smiles and laughs TIE Ivelong day
90 not think she's simple;
She laughs at anything you say
Because she has e dmDle.
At whom is she looking7
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE.
upper left corner down. in crOwd1
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Nay Iz-Following are the salss and
quotations on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock exchange.
SALES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13

REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
v. 4. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
Financial Meefinga

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS
10 stockholders Of Bankers Trust Company Corporation
New York
pTEAS9 TAKE NOTICE that a special meeting ~ ,ta
stockhulders Bankers Trust Company York Cor
rorafon. been 6uly called by the Directors
Corporation is hereby called be the Or
al Bankers Trust Company. No Z Street
Manhattan New York city, AT Il O'Clock August
= purpose Of voting proposition
recommended BY Directors)
Capital stock % said Bankers Trust Company from
OO0 consisting shares tho par OF
800 each 100000 consist of 10000 shares
Of 500 each By the issue OF 10000 shares
fhe value 81 500 each and offer such additional
stockholders the close OF the
share
The transfer hooks Of said Bankers Trust Company
BE closed for the of said meeting AT the close
business July - 1909. Will be reopened
ginning Of business August 4. 1903.
Dated July 1905.
y. ~. p CLOSE, BENJAMIN STRONG II
secretary Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN
RAHJRnAn 90

FIRST Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds.
Coupon No. s. due August !. 1909 be paid at
maturity a. the Of
FISK ROBINSON. s5 Cedar St. y. Y.
F. A. I-FHR, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
's2nF. ts15F. ts4F-
STOCK FIRMS NEW oFFiO''
Hornblower & Weeks Celebrate w.
Anniversary in Business -

In celebration OF their twenty 'trTornbl0Esi .
the stock Exchange house ol md braa,
Weeks with headquarters in bos'o'- ,,,v ln1 ~
i'm half a dozen cities, will move ~
new offices at No. ~ Broadway, second fos e.
The offices comprise the en- tbrcugho. = -
hoganv. They are 80 feet long s.I and ne -,
The left wing is fitted up IoI.tsJ 10 a es'ss n
room. while the right wins Wis VII OF re
waite offices for the local me alsn once. r. ~
Direct wires connecting the uIS sivins
different exchanges are lns'o' xsg
superior facilities. In, snal re-
The frm started business. I members s,s ~
Boston The New YORK i'm ~ r5rsntiss Va -
wright has been the floor meIlnl.ssS-tslf sxcass
arm has memberships in all ilhlo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
BUPFALO. ROCHESTER, & PITTSBURG


Dividends OF three per the preferred stock
Hno 81 two per cent. the common stock this
Company have been declared payable August 18th.
s50A 70 stockholders 81 record August 9Th
Checks will Be mailed 20 stockholders
Rev York July 2s 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY.

You herehy notified that the Annual Neetin~
- The stockholders Of said company election ~
Directors for Che ensuing year. Transaction 81
auch other business before meeting
Nfl BE- held IN the once ~ the Company
Pew York City, X. T.. THURSDAY. August - lgNg
CT 10 O'Clock A. a.
The Transfer Books closed July 81 1a0a ana
Feopened August 18Th, 1893
A. ". zlAnIERMANE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Following is the

Following o a IN
md final hna
o the
AM low prices the $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY


CpuPone ~ the New York Dock Company First Mort
49, 5onas maturing August lst VIII De paid and
amer mat date - the ONCE The Mort
sage and Trust Company. 10 IS cedar street. Ney YORK
CIV GEORGE z. SPENCER Trreas1Irer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

,21. sao. ooo TotaI 20 ~ ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
GEORGIA CENTRAL EARNINGS CHOW

-F'''''''NNa0 GTtOWs
Atlanta, Aug. despite the falling off IN tina
gross income of more than $500. 900 for the fscsI
year Just closed the Central Of C;eoreis Ra,Iroaii
shows net gain over last year of about s40o mo
The saving was possible because of a decrease IN
operating expenses of s65o,O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.
The bank exchanges OF the New York Clearing
House and the shares sold on the New York Stock
Exchange last week and in the same week OF tina
preceding two years compare as follows.
July 81. 90 Aug l. 'Os Aug r ~
xhanges A,677 e5S5a9 81 342 $50 81 zoe 500 ss7
No shares sold. a6sl 1856 1851 IFS 3 Ssa So 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
GoVERNMENr RoNns

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those OF a week ago:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
INDIANS TAKE
LAST SERIES
NEAR CHAMPS TAKE LAST
TWO GAMES IN POST.
SEASON FARCE.

SPOKANE. Oct Is. The Near
Champs yesterday lowered the col.
ors Of the pcnnant winners and
took the poatHoason series by win
nlng both games Of double head
err The scores were. first 10 2,
and second Ia
A great crowd turned out and
the side lines were crowded with
fans. who kept the players fight
lng by continual nagging aud talk
Ing The players were kicking AZ
the umpire and at other players
during the entire time Each game
vas cut 20 seven innings.
II WAS north pole weather and
the players were handicapped IN
their playing
Tho pitching showed the effects
~ the weather aa much IA did the
fielding.
Tho teams diabandcd and the
players went 10 their homes this
morning.
The scores:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
VARSITY ROUGHED
THE MILWAUKEEhhs

In a game IN which unwarranted
rough play on the part Of the Var.
alty took a prominent part. that
team won from the Sailors of the
Milwaukee Saturday By n score Of
80 10 ..
Pete Tegtmeir was ruled out OF
the game In the first half for slug
glnE the small quarterback OF the
Sailors. The Sailors played a fast.
clean game. but the Varsity played
slowly and showed lack Of training
by taking out Coyie after 10 min.
utea Of play. Coach Dobie showed
that the team without tho fast guar.
terback was no team 81 all Cook
cannot handle the men. In the
second half the men ON the Varsity
line were off side NJ nearly every
play and were penalixea for a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

riea. 70 De :
Another code. The hast =.
q which Il Ia colnmos Y eaps
follows. i a
IN the diagram the ma.
bered There are aIso r ! y nm
u. Z and 8, which show ', ,ras. !, 4,
tack The point Of sstaek ~, ~ = y
times BE- tbs number Il n, ~ - -
occupying the position 49, g.a's'
but n this Instance revsea., $500 4
hole just outside the plsysr =
Suppose the LEFT haIfbses !. +
carry the bali between ~, !
and left tackle. the sIrn al /. ~. ~
ilo-sj4" The second &C.,. =
10. the number u he M hsls..
Tho third, 5. that of H. II, -
and the play Ia outside ~ Il.
playing the position II ~ =.
number given. NJ
In the same way the s.r.., -,
fl2-i5)-G" directs The rsrhs ", I
carry the bah around u So - !.
outside OF the opposing en1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

stroke hair less than slow. Aim
along dotted line A from edge Of
cue ball Just or edge Of ball 4.
Weight OF cue through gentle wrist
motion IL Sufficient
Diagram a-Cue ball five.eightha
left. neauarter forward perpendlc.
ular center. object ball, fine; stroke
slow. Aim along dotted line A.
Diagram 4 Cue ball five.eightha
right. oncauafter forward perpen.
dicular center. stroke medium. Line
OF elm along dotted line A.
Diagram 5.Cue ball onshalf
left, one-auarter forward perpondic.
ular center, Stroke medium. aim
along line A. Object ball. fine.
taking direction of line " aud cue
ball cushions AT G. effeeting carom
on ball 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

ny O'Keefe. the Denver middle.
weight left for Portland yesterday,
where ho is 10 meet Freddie Brooks.
Of the Rose City. IN t0.round bout
scheduled for oct 2s
Kid Harrison and Kid Seaier.
who will meet In the preliminaries
10 the O'Keefe Brooks 40. left Or
the north yesterday.
Brooks was defeated recently by
O'Keefe IN 10 rounds M Alameda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
SIXTH ARTICLE.

Signals enable the captain 10
transmit orders 10 the players IN
terms unlntelligible 20 the oppo-
nents Numbers are best The sys-
tenn must be simple Complicated
signals mean a slow team. The men
must be drilled until the signals are
ms well known as the alphabet As
the quarter generally gives the sig
nails. be should originate the play.
An easy set OF signals Is one IN
which each play II numbered. Let
five" and "Hix" send the respective
haifbacks straight through the line
from their regular positions Even
numbers will be plays on the left
OF center and odd numbers plays on
the right ~ center. The reverse Is
Just as good. Of course. The follow.
INK illustrates the use Of this plan.
"Three"-Left half bucks
outside right tackle.
-Four" Right half cross-bucks
outside left tackle.
Five" - Right haif straight
ahead.
ISL" Left half straight ahead
Seven "-~F 'niiback bucks center
on the right.
'Eight" FulIback bucks center
on the left.
Mine" ~- Left tackle around
through right tackle from regular
position.
Ten Right tackle around
through left tackle from regular po-
sition
Eleven" haifhack cross
bucks outside OF night tackle with
left tackle back.
'-Tweiye" Right half cross. bucks
outside of left tackle with right
tackle back
The working signal must be
guarded. II may be the second
number called. az "i1-fs7l.S.s' calls
for play No. Z. which IS fuliback
through right Of center.
n the opposition suspects the sig
nails. the working number can be
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