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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
TOMMY RYAN is
ON THE JOB
AGAIN
One Time Star is a Watch
maker Now - At His
Best, Ryan and Ketchel
Would Have Made a
Great Fight.

You cannot keep "a squirrel ON
tho ground Tommy Ryan. once the
king pin among the middleweighiR,
~ back IN the fighting game Not
as an active gladiator but aa a pro.
motor
Tommy has accepted position
a. matchmaker for "a club az Mem
phla Tenn He ~ on the Job with
both feet right now. and ~ trying to
bring together the best acrappcrs IN
America
Foxy fellow was this same Tom
my RYAN when be was q leader
among the mlddiewoightH. Ho never
made "a match until he was pretty
sure he could beat the other fei-
low should a clever fellow spring
up in the mlddlewoiKht division.
Tommy would follow him all over
the country. sizing him up and try
ing 10 find his weak points.
After Ryan had satisfied himself
that he could surely win, he would
seek match. Now don't under
estimate Tommy Ryan az n fighter
he was one Of the most scientific
boxers that ever drew on "a glove
and he could HIT with both hnnds
plenty hard enough 20 bring home
tho money
Any time Tommy started. u was
q pretty safe bet hc would be re-
| turned q victor Tommy Ryan was
probably the greatest Ia Fighter that
ever lived. lie taught Jcffries q
lot Of the fine points nf tho game
and got the big fellow TO use this
crouch which he has made famous
Tommy had q clever stunt. When
ever he had q hard fight on and
| desired couple more weeks In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

lsir. often referred % as q crab.
when his failing II baahfsiness
Jeffrios would rather be- ia I.aa
Angeles right now. surrounded by
hia frieuda than making nne-nlght
stands and meeting every Tom.
Dick and Harry that desires TO
shake the hand that viii exchange
waiinrH with Johnson
"ph. jeff isn't good fellow.
walls one Hes a tight wad.~ de-
ciares another And II the biz
bpllsrmaksr we're 20 Hprout wings
and grow a halo you would find
rarpinE critics upon bis tran with
some sort ~ Yeip.
HecHuso he isn't n good fellow. 9"
w The sense commonly accepted
JeffrieH 81 nov able 70 get into
physical condition Had BE- been
The good fellow 81 1a spends his
money over thr bar Tor a lot %
cheap sports. shc chances are he
wouldn't be able iu act Into the
condition he already hos reached.
And as for being uxhs wad
well. the chaps who are wasting
time with this sort % stuff arr
the huHkiea who have been turned
down tx Jeffries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Broadway's defeat 81 the hauds ~
the five FROM Adrlphia college last
Saturday night has done more than
anything else Towards straiK hteninF
The team and making " into a per-
feet scoring machine n also brought
several men into the linslight who
we're not expected Co make good this
saae0u
This week Coach Lewis a. put
ting them through rtiff practice
nearly every night. but the race 90
aee who j. 10 remain on the first
team has narrowed down 10 the foi
lowing men Guards. Grove. Tim
Burke and Seymour. forwards Rock
Robinson and Humes centsrr. Nc
kiuuon and rowiev
a. in track athletics last season
Mckinnon has turned out 60 be- the
dark horse ~ the squad His work
Saturday night waa better than that
~ any other man iu the game. but
cUwley also showed unexpected
class. and both men viii probably
play on the team FOR the rest of
che season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
5 % THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS 55#5l
BASEBALL GETTING
CLEANER EVERY
SEASON

Nine cases out ~ ten which cause
discord in baseball are the result of
interruptions methods being em-
pi1yed. BYcry year tho condition.
however, n improving and eventual
~ We funy see the day vhen All
baseball matters will be iegitimatsiy
transacted Though the rules Of or.
ganlsed baseball are very plain and
easily understood. n 81 because u
efforts 10 violate them that 80 many
wrangleH occur between clubs and
leagues.
But like Ril other sport baseball
D. becoming cleaner iu every respect
with every year The next ~ months
may expect 20 ree the further eiim-
inntion u rrudcneas and the polish
ms OF Il rough spots Ia almost
every department ~ American
sports. Nearly every paatime has
undergone some degree ~ advance
uent during the year just cioaod.
sud the future promises equally we'll
u not better than tho past. Note.
worthy strides have been made III
tho last decade.
Win that period a. a criterion for
the future. the coming year should
lind iiH place IN a surcbaaful aud
progressive era IN tho athletic his
infy % the American nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
TOOTH TALKS
By The Regal Dentists
WE WON'T HURT YOU

So many people have an idea that
Our Method or restoring missing
teeth without plates involves a
magical operation We are certain.
~ being asked whether the opera.
ton" is painful or not
There Ia nothing about this work
that is In the slightest degree re-.
lated TO an operation" We don't
do any cutting or boring into the
gums You have nothing 20 fear or
dread The constructive part OF
the work IL done In the laboratory
Il Is not even tedious Job for the
patient
Danish the fear II YOU have held
20 the idea that Il was a painful or.
deal and one 70 be feared or
dreaded
Our Method has revolutionized
the Old.fashioned torture of the
dental chair People are glad TO
keep appointments here. for each
one means that the new. beautiful
teeth are that much nearer ready
20 be placed In the mouth
We give a written guarantee with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
NJ. w. Cor. Third Az and Union ST.
Across the Street from the Post.
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

"a ms company and kept fuy affairs
10 fuyanif many decided ! had taken
the easy road rs the people who
guess al what DO who bother fnr
These who know have nothing 20
ray.
have made my parents independ
rnt Tor life and ! don't have 90 fight
again unless / choose 20, ! did NOT
60 iaEo The fighting business BE-.
cause ! liked u. bui because ! could
make more money than ~ anything
elise
I believe n fighter has bur cer-
tain number 81 big BATTLES IN him
last year was q hard one fgf fns
aud after few more fights my ad-
Vice % ms friends vii be- 10 ssas
orr me ~ fighters did not SO on
once too often. there would be fnors
iundefsaiod champions IN retire
msnf
I have Some good fights left and
hm ready for anyone Who wants ms
title ! viii meet PapAc. but arm m
no hurry. for ! have beaten him
three times aul ~ the four We have
met ! am willing a. meet Lang
ford hui a suitable purse must be-
offered. Tor IN him ! Wtii be- taking
On q man they are all dofEing
may take smother crack ~ The
hsavsw tale, for I am growing
rapidly. although ran riiii make
the middiewelsht limit n ever
can scale $50 pounds in condition
giii meet whpcvcr - worlds cham
plnNs
Last year I met Jack osBsien
twice. Billy fapks and JACK John.
son These and othef battles and
the strain 0f travelling and weight
making. convince me ! am entitled
a. q rest now. and I latsnd 20 make
> ~ vacation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

pass over the fast that John.
Nau was my superior IN stature and
that ! weighed ias. contrary rcparts
Notwithstanding nut ~ ! we're his
equal ~ measurements ! doubt "
could defeat him.
Iuhnssn's work @tth hts arms ana
hands - thr most wonderful ] have
ever seer he - ngt aiiiek on hia
feet although reports that he r.
slow ara misleading ila defensive
boxing r. - MARI eleMH he doesu't
have % move about mach The
blows I have won and retained my
title with never feared Johnson
could reach tiu. hut couldn't hts
hin
cafne within an acc ~ winning
with a chance biaW J1husaus head
wa stretched toward me ard Was
lucky 10 hii him whrn uff hia
balance Al vision of smother title
rrsN blank under His rush after he
ragaiura his feet
leffrtsn mill fiEht hia best bui this
Wiii not be good enough 60 dsfeat
Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Ny plans arr uncertain. planned
a trip abroad and had taken steps
toward closing with the promoters
when I decided 10 wait
! have never hnen ~ flooded with
offers Practically every city IN tiis
country where boxing u permitted
has offered ms an engagement
am not ia hurry So set into aetien.
aud aside from posipaninK my Eu-
rapcan frip ] am not anFe what
VIII do
Top notchrrs are Ia demand here
Doubtless I can make a. much
abroad IN year A. ! can now, bat
here yuu have 20 b. on top. auf
vi iip On top ! Niil Do my fighting
here
! have not signed Geo. Little %
manage me laag the best mana.
ger q fighter ever had whom britt
died. ard " isn't ir me 10 hook 90
with another tust yrt
Runner credits me wiih having
gone the route since ! was defeat.
- think I have heen tnisundaf
stood IN the west urcauas I sslors /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Just suggestion 70 you who
think Jcffriea viii beat johnson ~
hesitate. 60 into rims history.
you'n lind a mans color does not
denote the quality of his punch.
Sentiment won't prevent Johnson
entering the ring more highly poll
lshcd and finely trained than Jcf-
fries.
An iiustrationi In his prime
Jeffrics succeeded. b what many
think a nuke. IN beating corbet, IN
q rounds.
Johnson will enter the ring a.
good as corbess when he was de-
fsaisd az concy Island lie will
be almost aa fast. u not inst 40
fast. and wiil have a better punch
You who think Iohuaon'a punch
isn't dangerous don't know do.
Johnson seldom uncpyera hts
punch. because he is 40 scientific
that he prefers tn win easily. rnths
Or than BY smuggling
Is Il likely that Ioffries. after
years ~ easy living. viii be IN.
fnAn who met Corhsttg II il al
right 20 Jump about giving eShi-
bitioua A man mildly conditioned
can do this and the flaws VIII not
be percrptihte. Five rounds 81 mill
Ing viii tell more than 30 days uf
exhibitions calculated Ia ahsw a
man at hts best
This h. Why ! like tho Johnson
end and I am unrcHervcdly for him.
I have been asked II I would 80 into
hts camp and help him train n
am invited hy Johnson ! win D. glad
a. accept I viii Eiye him the best
have. but viii bar the beat he has
One mii with him was enough ~
his hess for me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
THE DARK DAYS.

year stepped stationery
likeness the that known
leaving flashed Benny
Forbes. verify
Forbes n several
years and I've been doing pretty we'll this
slack
ed i'm confdences
made money, a kids" said
Forbes but what's the user failure
nothing do will suppose OF men
would better off here than If still
ia rather be old downundou hasboon beating
lunch feeling
10 know that I'd failed right from the first I've
that 70 remember all through lieg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
NO SCANTY TOCS
FOR THESE PUGS

PuEs are changing their style of
dress in the prize ring Remember
when the hrulaera used 20 step into
the arena clad in "a pair Of trunks
that ala not have very much on
Father Adams everyday business
auit2
The RcutlemaniY boxer has cut
away from tho abbreviated trunks.
and now has adopted a pair of long.
loose trunks similar 90 the flappera
worn by track athletes.
Joe Thomas started the new coa-
tune which the following puRs have
adopted Stanley Ketchol. Jack and
Mike sullivan. Abe and Monte Al
tell, Johnny Frayne. Dick Hyland.
Leach Cross. Jack O'Brien and Al
Kaufman.
stanley kotchel has pair of long
green flappers which ho wears ~
al hiH fights "Ketoh" Hnya he wore
them IN his first battle with Joe
Thomas, and no has stuck 10 them
ever since, because thoy brought
good luck to him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
PNSKETPNL
Int.rnssiensl sssk.,sslI.

! The local " M ~ A. tive will
! line up against the Vancouver
! Y ~ G. A team this evening
Ia the second game n the IN
! ternatinuai basketball ssrirH
! play being on the local flouf
this time
The teams met a few Necks
ago. Vancouver winning out ~
tho CLOSE score of ~ 90 - To-
nights game should be fast and
furious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Rudy unhois got a BIZ Of set
back IN a bout with Arthur Grips
~ the stadium az sydney. Australia.
TIE piher day. InhOlz gave away
about % pounds. and. after a hard
battle 81 % rounds. lost the de-
ciAs"n. More than 10000 persons
saw the bout. and bob F1txsimmona
vas me referee. II ~ good bcttlng
laat rudy did not loss anything on
the financial end ~ the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. Irwin
the promoters apparently ~ deggera
points. tho principals working az
cross purposes and the public en-
tireiy az sea as 90 what actually Is
going On. the Jsfffies-J johnson fight
" regarded here re- very much up IN
tho air Certain wiaeacrea even
venturcd tho prediction today that
the mill never will be pulled of
Jefffiea today took sides IN the
Richard Gleason controversy and
reiterated hia declaration that he
viii fight nowhere but ia California
Ne was backed Ia great style BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
DECIDE LEAGUE
CIRCUIT
NOW
Baseball Magnates of the
Northwestern VIII Hold
Annual Powwow and
Settle Question - Van
couver Ownership, Too.

The momentous question Of the
Northwestern league circuit that
has kept the fans Fall bet up' since
Portland was dropped from the
tale Of the cities last month, will
be settled this afternoon. when the
league directors hold their annual
meeting In this city The sixth
and owneriess franchise viii find a
home this afternoon, and while II
IL aimos, certain that It viii 80 10
either Bellingham or Everett. the
two towns are running such an even
race FOR baseball honors. that Il Is
impossible 20 predict the ultimate
winner.
Montana has also been knocking
at the door. and the baseball in
terestK OF Butte aud Helena viii be
represented at this afternoon y
meeting By Jack Huston, Il is
hardly probable. though. that the
directors will decide In favor Of an
eight.eluh circuit 20 include the
Montana towns.
Vancouver Ownership.
Another matter OF Importance
to come up this afternoon Is the
ownership OF the Vancouver fran
chise. OI.eary and Brett Of Water
VILE. who own two.fifths o. the
Vancouver stock. claim that A. r.
Dickson had no right 10 sell his
three-fifths interest 70 Bob Brown.
and rather than take the matter 10
the courts. they have decided TO
put the whole situation up 10 the
league directors.
"Pua~ Bennett Signed.
Yesterday ID +. Dugdaie received
. beiated. but none the less &C
ceptabIe New Years remembrance.
IN the form 81 Pug" Heunetts 1910
contract. Seattle's crack second
baseman has been spending the
winter Al San Diego. and writes
thar he n In splendid shape
Altogether. there win be about a
dozen new faces on the field when
Dug's men turn out for spring pFac-
tice. April I. Probably only half
this number viii wear uniforms
later on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

SALT LAKE CITY. nlS-Bravng threats Of Ca.
Spy to order out the militia TEX" Richards today ss
with the Satair Beach company leasing (.
Saucer track over Great Salt Lake for the Jeirieso
fight
Richard agrees with that II is absolutely the H.
place in the world for the exhibition" declared -
ford manager Of the pavilion, which known the Cos
1T be covered IN and arrangements made for seats,
capacity of $1,000 persons We gave Richard the coi.es
absolutely free OF charge and expect 10000 persons
Richard said "'Thc deal is closed We will STAG. a.
fight Saltair where the Coliseum is located have ss
600 put up any time il is called for The fight viii be pa
off in Utah. absolutely will not 30 70 San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

which % train. he would suddenly
develop severe case ~ tousiiitla
and have the scrap postponed for
several weeks with this additional
length % time tn which Co prepare
Tor battle foxy Thomas always en-
tered the ring Ia perfect trim.
A fight between Tommy Ryan at
his best and Stanley Ketchei would
bring about contest that would 20
down IN rims annals as one Of the
greatest fights IN the history Of the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
JEFF is FOR GLEASON;
FIGHT in CALIFORN|A

Sam Berger The team rort :.
pair called forth applause fros. 4 - =
local friends -
Dispatches from BOSTON s,.s.
Johnson holds Richard 10 y II. -
iuai promoter Gf the fieht rs
clared that BE- viii fight whers 8. Z
ard orders. and lniimateA ! - -
efence FOR Salt Lake. ~
Speaking II the coming flght 1.
fries said -
There lsn't 30 much AZ a. =.
chance that The battle WIN Il ~
anywhere bat iu California ~
spry % Utah can keep ~ -.
AZ home. We won't fiebt Il ~
lie can rest easy, I'm going u -.
Johnson w my own state. IA II
going 10 Hex him. too =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
OTHERS THE SAME.

So there corporations successful ring
who have old a. the after ALL Pugm
sire TO succeed 10 H. monomana with
IN better 10 be hasboon than is' hods
good lu their
When the Benny of game who would
gladly income
the bare knowledge that be- had Ina
ring believe that perhaps Fzsmmons
isn't entitled 70 The whole literary OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
I'M coRRETT is
FAST AS EVER


NEW YORK. Jan. rs Jim
: f0rbott n training every aft
erno0n now az Jack Cooper'H.
getting ready IN plenty ~
time for his euachinE work ne
: Ieffries' camp IN the spring
: lie Intends % be ln shape 60
: DO a lot ~ hard work.
: For "a man who has been
= out ~ the ring FOR several
= years. and who hasn't been
: keeping up his work with the
: gloves at an. Corbett ia In sur
= priainEly good shape. and light
= ming fast Tor n round or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
THE STORY OF a FAILURE.

Benny Forbes that many
knew be a slight claim recognition
abo ten years met q
ambition that knew bounds lie the
ighweghts boxing In the
cisco and all bis friends predicted great ring for him Forbes
OF
a
professional matched
a
discouraged lie tried again
falling until his friends
sp The boy game enough and looked 70 be clever enough and
he
lie tried tried
advised him quit the
could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
THE FIGHTER WHO FAILED

When old Bob Fitxsimmons lost
his last battle in Australia to pili
Lang. thIrd.Fate fighter who
couldn't have held down the Job OF
fifth assistant sparring partner 20
Fitx ten years ago. many pathetic
pom pictures we're made ~ the old
fellows ilhstarred return TO his
native land That Fitxslmmona. the
grandest fighter for his weight that
ever lived. should have Jeff Austra.
Tia 20 years ago under the shadow
OF a defeat. and, after reaching the
very top OF flames ladder. and then
started on the downward journey
should have gone back among bis
own people for the most humiliat.
ing defeat Of hts career. was made
the text Of many q sorro~fui ser
mon on the all-eonquerlng flight %
Father Time.
But IL Fitzsimmons really 80
much to be pitied2 VIII one or two
defeats In the twilight Of his fight.
Ing life embitter the memory Of his
former trlurnphsg II Is not likely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Fz had his golden productive Of dollars
which brighten tbs dark days that have
heights Of his ambition nothing take
the pleasant ring Of and fame.
F ambitious He shot high but he scored burseye And
whose craving
weighed their desire for but who unlike Fz have failed ngon
them will the sting OF failure the
nothing they
they Here
81 hn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

DANCE At DREAMLANp.
Dance tonight Admission free
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

ADVERTISE IN THE STAR.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-23
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, June 22.-Eighteen cars
sold; market very strong and active; not
and muggy. Navels-Golden Fruit, fy' Red
G. O. Assn. $3.50; Bishop. sd, Ely-Gilmore'
ss.o5; Regatta, s2.7O; Orchard or, Nat o.
Co. s4O5; Standard, sd, same, 1885; sunset
S. S. Ex. $3.50: Golden Cross. o. K Ex''
s4.2o; Red X same. $3.50; Quail, same
s2.7o; Moose. same. sS.4o; Prong Horn
same, So; Buck, same, $2.55. st. Michaels-
Squirrel, A. H. Elk. s2.55; Palm Tree same
$lS5 Seedlings-Titus Ranch, fy, san Ma
rino G p A. $2.35; Ell Toreador sd. same
S235; Our Favorite, Green & Speich' Sow
crit, s1.75; Mission Bells, fy' A B Chap-
man, S2.75; Memories, CHI, same S2'6O; keo
Globe, Riv. Ex. $3.2o; Gavilan same $l.eo
Flamingo, C. C. U. $3.50. Sweets-Royal
knight, r. H. Elk s2.S5; Red c., Covina Ex'
$40: Cougar same. s2.15; Our Monogram
G. c. u, s1.S5; Stearns Highland same,
s195: Rialto Crest, Growers Ft CO.. $500
Rialto Girl, same, So; Stock Label same
$50 Valencias-Rialto Crest, Growers Ft'
Go $40; Rialto Girl, same, S2.45' Bloods
Mission Bells, fy A. b. Chapman $500
Memories, ch, same, s305. NaVels, tae-
Golden Flower. s1.7O; Limited, Sl.95i over
land s16O Grapefrult-orchards 1ss' $lsI;
Riaito Crest, boxes SS.lO; Upland Sua5l. az
sS5O. st. Michaels. hs-Red c. $l;40i
squirrel, SIPS Tangerines-Mlssion Bell
zoe,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-23
RATE AGREEMENTS
AID SPECULATION
Chicago Packers Asserting to the
Higher Freight Charges Slim
uIates the Stock Market
GRAIN REPORT FAVORABLE
A Sharp Decline in Foreign Ex-
change Is Attributed to
Quick Bond Sales
GRAIN REPORT FAVORABLE
Associated press1

NEW YORK. June 22.-speculative sentiment
toward stocks derived encouragement from
various sources today. The principal of these
were the reports of rain in the spring wheat
region and the agreement of the meat pack
ers to the Increases In freight rates proposed
by the railroads. Large inferences were
drawn from the announcement on behalf of
the Chicago meat packers of their assent to
the increase in freight rates to be asked by
the railroads. The countenanee given to those
differences by powerful banking interests which
Is most diligent in seeking the assents of
shippers, coupled with the expected arrival
home of the head OF the house, gave them
added influence in the speculation. Intima-
tions were circulated in the stock market that
similar assents would be obtained by the same
financial power from the wholesale grocers,
dry goods merchants and all other classes of
business.
From these circumstances 1t was urged that
no reasonable opposition was to be appre-
hended from the interstate commerce COM
mission to the proposed increase IN freight
rates. This pleasant perspective so appealed
TO the speculative imagination as to prompt
free buying of stocks.
Aside from the expected benefits from the
rate advances there was detailed estimate
by the Journal OF Commerce Of the disburse-
ments TO be made in July in dividends and
interest, showing a total of s204 81 900, es-
tablshing a record in that respect. OF the
SIS $40 300 increase over July disbursements last
year thus represented some $7,6oO,00O is in
terest payments growing out OF new bond
and note issues. After providing for this in
crease. however. earnings have provided for
over s11 900. 900 increase In dividends paid,
including assumptions increases and in some
cases initial dividends. The money market
gave further evidence of improving conditions
and helped materially in cheering speculative
sentiment Large foreign purchases were said
to be included in the quick sale reported for
the equipment notes of the New York Central
lines This and the sale Of 1000, 900 st. Louis
& San Francisco divisional bonds IN France
contributed to the sharp decline in foreign
rates. Interior bankers at the leading CEN
ters in this country are beginning to change
their expressions OF sollcitude from the mat
ter of present credit extension to that of
danger Of overconhdence in the Improvement
that has been effected and the too rapid re-
expansion of loans in consequence.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales, par value,
81, ,9S9, 600.
United States Ss coupon declined u cent in
the bid price call.