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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-17
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Some Improvement in Prices,
hutsVoIume of Business Small.

AnAsttempt wassmade at the opening
20 put a little vim into the stock mar
ket. but q quietYtone resisted activity
and as1le from the frmness which re-
veaied fractional gains over Thurs
davis closing. there was only slight en-
coura genent given the bulls. Assist
ance was furnished by the London
market. which sent over higher prices
for American shares and reported a
cheerful tones>on our issues, irrespective
Of the gloomy reports cabled regarding
the Californh-Japanese controversy.
Further. the uncertainty regarding the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
dividend had passed, and at least that
factor was rem owed from the accumu-
lation Of adverse influences that have
continued TO hang threateningly over
price movements.
throughout thetday the stock market
continued 10 bury. itself in a narrow
channel and refused 10 show any
broadening tendency. and the little pro-
fessional trading that was done was OF
2 lackadaisical character. The I'M
provement that was exhibited was con-
nned to fractional gains. except IN d
few instances. such. as American Cot
ton Oil American WOODEN preferred.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. Canadian Pa
cifc. Delaware & Hudson. LOrillard.
New York. New Haven & Hartford,
Southern Paci.c Union Pacific and
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred.
In this list there were advances from
/ 10 more than points. but in volume
Of business It was an extremely dun
day and by far the smallest for some
time
How far the strength exhibited might
be taken 10 indicate a t7lrn on the up
ward side was not vouchsafed by many
traders. owing TO the uncertainty re-
rarding the money situation and
Washington movements. a favorable
impression for the day al least. was
gained from the advices'concerning the
crop outlook. but in other matters an
certainty prevailed. The news Of the
dav did not contribute much OF inier-
est except the announcement that the
directors Of the Standard'On Company
Of New York. had called n meeting 10
vote on an increase Of its outstanding
capitalization from S15VoNooo 70 SO
OOoOOO and the declaration Of 400
per cent stock dividend
The foreign money market exhibited
Armness. and discounts in London adj
vanced in sympathy and reflected the
German demand for gold. Foreign cx-
change was slightly irregular. bat
maintained a generally steady tone.
In the local money market call loans
were renewed at "a per cent and ex-
nj Jited an easier tendency. Time
money was slightly hrmer. particu-
larry in short-time loans. The outlook
for the bank statement to-day was en-
couraging and net cash increase in
excess Of 100000 was predicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-17
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. MAY 1s.-Apart from the large
trading in Sears-Roebuck common "hlcn
cost the price fractional loss, the market
to-day in local securities was small ana
quotations fuctuated narrowly the ad-
vances and declines being nearly at
balance. Union Carbide's rise OF a couple
OF points furnished the largest gam.
American Can stocks. Swifts and United
States Steel common advanced fractional
ly. Hart. schaffner & Marx preferred
and Booth Fisheries preferred ruled hrm
and unchanged. Declines, not eXceeuihe
a half mint in any case. included Pubic
Service preferred Commonwealth 70 1i-
son. Montgomery Ward preferred, M
cago Railways Series and common
shares OF Booth Fisheries and StudeodA-
er.
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PoRcurINES
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

The market In Standard on stocks was
one OF the most active I'm many months
[ nder the impetus of TIE declaration or
a 90 per cent stock dividend on Standard
OF New York. this stock advanced from
$50 10 7l6. market was also made IN
the new stock when issued The first
quotation was az 1885, the highest sale az
AZ and the last sale az l43.
Other new developments IN the market
We're the statements published by the
Cumberland Pipe Line Company and the
Eureka Pipe Line Company, both OF
which showed substantial earnings be-
yond the dividend payments.
Pretty general buying Of the entire list
was apparent
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL. And HUDSoy
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
Grand Contra. Terminal.
New Iora MAJ a. 1913
To holders ~
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL And HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD 'DMPANis
3izr- GOLD BONDS.
LAKE SHORE COLLATERAL
A letter explaining az offer 90 exchz1z. y
mortgage bonds % tris company for Us 3,-
gold bonds. Lake shore collateral. VII =.
mailed o. tne holders 40 Lake shore col.atsrt
coupon bonds on Application to tie Secreisf
Please give address. and state the ngneer I,
bonds held
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
American Shares Feature in
L.OndOn-PariS Firm.

London. May l6.-American shares were
the features OF to-days trading on the
Stock Exchange. the report that the At
torney General OF the United States would
Insist that the Southern Pacinc surren-
der the Central Pacific 10 the Union Pa
cine causing a general advance m prices.
The improved tone On American securities
continued throughout the day ana the
market for these shares closed firm.
The passing Of the settlement without
any trouble and some purchasing orders
from the Continent caused a better tone
% prevail III local ISSUES. Home rails and
gilt-edged securities were purchased by
investors. with Guatemalan bonds the
feature Money was a little higher and
discount rates were firm.
COnsols closed unchanged az 19it Tor
money and los for the account Canadian
Pacific was = higher al 2i5-s.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was $40,
unchanged from yesterday; al Lisbon
100. unchanged.
Paris. May l6.-Trading on the Bourse
to-day was active and prices were gen
orally we'll held.
Three per cent rentes closed - confines
higher at 81 francs 2-5z confines for the
account
Exchange on London. . francs 9Oia CEN
times Tor checks.
Private rate OF discount. 4 per cent.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

NOTICE or sFECIAL ELECTION OF d.
REcTOE-.
To the Stockholders Sns.o-lne Realty lom91l
Notice is HEREBY given tla- re eieef0i q
Directors tor the CORPORATION she orrne h'sT
Company not having been held on NJ az
designated n the by avs meeting Q. -
members Of said corrorsri..r for rat nrss
tIeCtinC directors Thereof vl De nel1 a. hc1
1870 A. 165 Brladway Eorll-r ~ Nannai'i-
City OK New YORK Oh che I'D cay o. -
1913 az T. 80 o'clo0E A. 81
Dated. MAY H. 1915
1stf,- 81 .-r-u r1.s.t4--- ANA Utrer-f-
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U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. May l6-The condition o. the
United States Treasury AZ the beginning Of
business to-day vss. Working balance. s63
369.gl0. in banks and Philippine Treasury.
s45. OO6 334 total OF general fund. si34.3i6-
04s receipts Yesterday. 81 e7G 4O7. disburse-
ments. s2O57.943 The surplus this hscal
year is So SCI $50. as against dencit OF
SIS. 400 627 last year. The figures for re-
ceipts. disbursements surplus and deficit
exclude Panama Canal and public debt trans
actions.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Friday May the 1919 sha o0npd'eN WIN
477r3S5 o he 1912
Total 10 S4O5OoI4 shares S0np
590a687O mar for eperod n 1912
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.

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chic r 4 Pac 4is-6 r.. 1873 go 4eo
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NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

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cent on the Preferred stock cf tnls long,t
has TO-DAY been declared payable Jlne ~
O. stockholders % record a- the clos- o. '-s
ness On May 23rl 1913
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Registry of Public
Accountants

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
SEATTLE TEAMS DO
NOT FEAR EVERETT

The Inability OF the Everett high
team 20 work effectively any other
plays than end runs against Lin.
coin at Everett Saturday has re.
yived confidence at Broadway and
Queen Anne I'm the state race. Ely.
erctt won the game 10 TO 6. and
only because. on two occasions. a
back" was permitted 10 circle the
/ ends for long run.
In the first quarter. Daily. Everett
halfback. got away from the field
aud didn't stop until he had safely
crossed the line A few moments
later. Michel. Eyeretts other half
tore off an sO.yard run which net.
ted another touchdown. Goal was
Kicked and Eyerett's scoring for
the day concluded.
A series OF line smashes brought
about Llncoln's only score IN the
second quarter.
Kirby. tho Seattle fnllback. car
ried the ball over and Ralph
Smith failed goal. Lincoln made
all It's yardage by line smashes
while Everett was unable "a
gain ground In anyway. but around
tho ertremities.
Although II seemed for time
that the Lewis and Clark squad OF
| Spokane was going o. have ar
easy time. the Stadium high eleven
returned victor in the game
against the falls city bunch in Spo
kane Saturday Tacoma won % &c
0. Crane. Rll-around athlete. star
red for Tacoma
Aberdeen played rings around the
Olympia high team in game a,
Aberdeen Saturday. winning 50 &c
| 0. Aberdeen Is considered as having
good chance against Tacoms
Nov. 1.
Broadway will have Its stronces,
| lineup OF tho season when II
tackles Everett here Saturday. AZ
I tor the Saturday game. Herb Adair
the sensational center. will be in.
eligible on account OF HIS age
White will be in the game. Adair
and White constitute the best
thckling combination in the state
4
The North Yakima high seconds
walloped Roslyn at Roslyn satur.
day II TO 6.
Too many trick plays execute
by Toppenish proved the undoing
OF the Ellensburg eleven at Ellens.
burg Saturday. Toppenish took the
game az TO 0.
Port Townsend and Port An.
geles highs met in their annual
football game at Port Townsend
Saturday Townsend COPIED the
game IL 10 10.
II appears as though Bill Cook,
the former varsity player, may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Julia Downey. 90 Poplar 1T.
Brooklyn. has issued a racing chal-
lcngs 10 all the girls In tho
world"
She runs 100 yards In II i-5 soc
onda. and she does Il. mostly. bo-
cause she just loves 90 run.
She began running races a few
years ago on the Brooklyn school
grounds. and won three handsome
medals.
Later she passed all the other
girl runners Mt public foot races
and her recent trlumpha have
brought national celebrity 70 her.
Now she is ready 20 run against
any girl for the championship OF
the world.
She keeps IN training all tho
time and her daily program IN.
ciudes boxing. handball. bag.
punching. etc.
Miss Downey believes all girls
should take an active interest In
athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
Dug Will
Look for
Recruits

Enroute 20 tho National Associa
ton meeting In Columbus. Ohio,
President ID. n. Dugdnlo. OF the
Seattle ball club. left for the East
today. He Is accompanied by Mrs.
Dugdale
Dug will make his first stop In
St Paul. where he will make n
short visit,
Dug plans 20 return 10 Semitic
about Nov. 10 for the New York
Giants-Chicago White Sox game at
the Valley park. Nov. 10
Before leaving. Dug lntimated
that there would be shakcup In
the lineup Of the Seattle team next
season He will he on the lookout
for additional talent while In the
East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

With tho opening OF the In,oreol-
logiato football season In Seattle
five days away. Washington sup.
porters are sull up in the air.
Tho varsity's practice game here
Saturday with Whitworth showed
nothing moro than that the Tacoma
college boys made very nice door.
mats, Washington won 100 10 0.
pohie sent 20 men into the game.
In the second half tho entire sec
ond team continued the slaughter
whero tho regulars had left off.
Tho first bunch ran M SO points
and tho seconds came within four
points OF grabbing the same mum.
Der.
The game proved ono OF tho
dullest seen yet on Denny field
The regulars used nothing but
straight football. and did Il with.
out tho use OF signals To add 20
the quiet. Referee Carver forgot all
about calling off the downs. and
tho required yardage.
The disappointing feature OF the
game was the lack OF opportunity
for Hap" Miller 10 punt
Miller got but one chance TO boot
a long one. His goal kicking was
marvellous. and he made every kick
attempted
Each time. no matter at what
angle. Hap" sent the ball between
the uprights with deadly accuracy
Smith. at quarter. had II on Fred
Madigan. who filled in at the helm.
In the latter part OF the game. Tho
varsity backfieid performed well.
and Noble. who went In tho first
half TO relieve Jacquot. showed con.
siderable class
Additional gloom has been cas-,
over Doble's camp by the result OF
the All-Navy. University Of Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
PLAN new TRACK

Plans for thu construction Of n
half-mile dirt track 10 bo installed
In the lnteriar OF tho new two
mile brick speedway. now under
construction near Benton junction.
are being discussed. IL Ia planned
20 hold harness racing on the half.
milo course. n the proposition ia
accepted. tho King County Fair as.
ISOLATION may be allowed 20 hold
It's fair and racing AZ the new track.
Harry Dohsrty. manager OF the
new speedway. has announced. in
addition 10 tho automobile races
TO DO staged ON tho two-mile track.
n worlds championship motorcycle
meet. TO be held in Seattle next
July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Washington.Whitwor game. we
forgot 10 say something about tho
new talent Dug is going after in
the East In order 20 be on tho
ground floor with the firstpsst.the-
post stuff. we wish TO announce
Seattle will have a good team In
1914.
Our Idea OF nothing NJ aII-Thc
fellow who already has started In
20 worry about Seattle's standing
In tho 1914 pennant race.
With the closing OF the baseball
pastime in the East for the cold
months you hear LOT OF talk about
the players oiling up their guns
and going on vacations. We had
an idea they were just quitting
their vacations and were now ready
TO 20 TO work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
MICHIGAN LOSES

There we're two big surprises I'm
Middle Western football Saturday.
Tho most unexpected WAS that In
tho game played between Michigan
and tho Michigan Agricultural Col
lego. The Aggics won " 10 Z. their
first victory In the history OF the
school against the varsity.
At Lincoln. Neb. Saturday. only
scattered few mustered up
enough courage To bot on Ne
braskR's chances against Minnesota
Nebraska put across three success
full forward passes. netting them a
touchdown. which was followed by
goal kick. Minnesota failed to
Hcorr.
Saturday results:
Pennsyivania ~. brown o
Princeton ~. Syracuse O.
ohsrlin o. Iowa state o
NJ a Q -. Michigan :.
Nebraska :. Minneso,a o
Carlisle Z. L o. Piitsb1FE ~
Illinois ~. Northwestern o.
Pufdso 7. Wisconsin 2
Chicago -. Iowa z
mes ~ HashiuHtan 7.
Colorado Agricultural College 70. Den
tef University q
Missouri 20. Oklahoma ~
Kentucky STATE rnissrsi,y II. Ohio
Tur. 70. univ-rs,y 81 Main. q
Lafayette 10 F~Arthmors ..
Dartmouth &C. Williams G.
| Harvard ~ WoiY cross
Savy ~. Dickinson 0.
Army 2. Colgate &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
HARVARD IS BEST

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.--Foothail
experts are agreed here today that
the Harvard eleven stands head and
shoulders above tho other Eastern
squads. Haryard's showing Satur.
day with Holy Cross was impress.
siye. The Crimson rolled up a
score OF a.. the players then cas-.
Ing up = 4 allowing their oppo-
ncnts to score seven points
Yale also showed improvement,
In Saturdays game. but the Prince
ton squad seems much slower ia
rounding into form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Johnny Evers became angry one
afternoon during the Sox-Cubs game
and threw n s1.25 ball out OF the
park. They took Charley Murphy
home in a taxi. He is expected to
recover.
Do You Belonq7
Tho Goth member of the I.Told-
You-So club has just reported
over the phone. But we gathered
they didn't collect any real cash
on their bunch that Dobie's gang
would win.
First call for ball players who
refuse 10 sign, who intend TO quit
the game. and who have fine bust.
ness opportunities.
Many New York players and
number of Athletics are I'm the
woods hunting, II Baker and the
New York pitchers are in tho same
section Of timber, Frank had better
lie low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

II has been discovered that the
hip OF Charley Brickley. Harvard
Eridlron star. Is only slightly IN.
jured. Now. all cheering sec,
tons together: Rrickley. Brickley
Brickleyl Hip. hip. hoorayl
In that ring party the other nigh,
AZ Milwaukee Ad Has Been had a
shade OF Battling All In.
Some Gctter
You've got TO hand II TO Nelson,
however. for getting the money
When he passes out the Batter
probably will add TO his estate by
letting tho moving picture rights
to his funeral
Football rough7 BAIL Baseball
Ia tho crushing game. The other day
the Yale diamond leader stopped
a fast ball with his elbow and suf
fered a broken arm. Now. there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
NO CHEERING HEARD These DAYS OUT ON CAMPUS
Saturdays Victory
Win Over Whitworth
Can't Chase Clooms

game. Oregon handed tho sailors
an overwhelming defeat trick
both Washington and Pullman fail
ed 20 turn. Oregon whipped Brem.
orton IS 60 g. Pullman trimmed
'om 20 10 i2 and Washington 2s
20 Z.
The showing o. A. c. made
against Whitman AT Walla walla
Saturday sufficiently explains
what Washington viii be up against
here Saturday afternoon. Whit.
man. always strong team IN tho
early part OF tho season. was
beaten 90 10 3. Two touchdown ms
scored by O. \. c. we're tho results
OF q fluke. Mcdonald, Whitman,
In attempting To return kick from
his own goal line. fumhled the ball
In the first quarter. and Chrisman.
O. A. c.. foil on II for touch.
down. In the fourth period Niles
Kick was blocked and as II rolled
across the line. ChrismRn again
fell on the bali
Idsho's exhibition against Pull.
man Friday. a game which they
won 3 90 0. has earned the Moscow
Institution the privilege OF again
playing against Washington. Idaho.
heretofore. seldom had a team on
the field which came anywhere near
equaling the class OF tho varsity
squads. and was therefore dropped
from the schedule IN 1911. Whit.
man was substituted.
Idaho has been assured a game
against Washington next season By
Graduate Manager Horr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
2 LOCAL BOYS FIGHT

Chef Neff and Billy Williams, To-
cal llghtweights. returned 20 Seat
tie today from Monroe. where each
fought fourround draw Sunday
night. Neff met KID Hussy. the
Monroe boy. and the two put up
the classiest four-round event ever
staged in that city. 1t ended in
draw.
Williams earned n draw against
Jack ellis. Williams had a slight
shade. but his customary speed
was lacking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

turn out winner In his Broadway
high seconds. Bin took his squad
over 10 Kirkland Saturday, and
they whipped the Kirkland high
regulars 10 10 G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
Need Their HELD

We hear that the Broadway
backs. without White, are very
weak this year. However. the
Plaster brothers. Porous and
Mustard, are expected TO
strengthen up things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

They're playing ketchan.
the Yale football captain. at
guard. Seems TO us that Ke,-
cham would do better on one
OF the ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
SOCCER

Outplayod and outlucked. the So
attic Celtic soccer team vas beat
On by the Black Diamond cham.
pious 20 at old Athletic park
Sunday afternoon The game was
brilliantly played. although Dla,
mond failed TO come up 10 expec-
tations The miners had been con
coded an shsy victory. but the
game developed into one OF the
hardest fought contests yet played
In Seattle. Celtic had n good
chance TO score in the second half.
when the visitors tired.
Lack OF team work caused the
third defeat OF the present season
for the Tacoma team in game
against Carbonate NJ Tacoma Sun.
day. Carbonate won 20 2. TIA.
coma showed Improvement over It's
previous exhibitions.
Franklin mot overwhelming de-
feat at the hands OF the Seattle
United Sunday by 7-to-t score.
The game was played at Franklin.
Tho United team showed consider.
able skin In handling tho ball
The champion OF all champions ls