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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
j. Of D. NOT
BEATEN YET
Olivet Respected, But
Warm Game II
Expected

Football fans Of Dstroit can rest
assured that Saturday, game BE-
tween the University Of Detroit and
Olivst college will furnish . real
nsht All Olivst-U. Of D. games DO
rhs dope on Saturday seems To
favor Olivet all the way. but Coach
Costello claims that the ConUcga-
tionalists will nnd It much harder
going than they imagine.
HIS squad had their Arst real
baptism OF hre last Saturday At
Tinln. O., where the strong Hsidei-
berg college team dsfestsd the To-
calls by n 30 to 0 scora This 10
not so bad a. one world imagine NJ
frat glance. Heidelberg has the
best team in 10 years. They held
Oberiin to . 0 90 o score three
weeks ago. Add 10 this the fact
that they outweighed the Dstroiters
about 10 pounds to a man. AMI then
consider that they only scored once
In ths second half. and II mnst be
conceded that the U. Of d. showing
was not altogether discourasing.
Costello is In better shape for the
Ollvet game than he was last week.
He has two new men from the law
school. Turner. big strapping
tackle. and Brokaw. a fullback. Ma
loney. at half. looks to be q real
find. and will in some measure.
make up the loss OF Gilmore. the
plunging full. who was obliged TO
give up the grid game.
Olivet plays a smashing. crashing
game. and will give the u, Of u.
line a severe test. However. L. OF
n supporters feel much more con.
fdent now than az the start OF the
season. SATURDAYS affair Is ~
Mack park. and will start at $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
BUILDING STANDS
AT PACKARD PARK

Stands ITS feet long and rs feet
high are now IN the process OF cree.
ton at Packard park for Sundays
game. between the Heralds and the
Cincinnati Celts
The Herald management says
the contractors guarantee a seating
capacity OF 1000 people with an is-
inch seating space. No extra charge
will be asked for these seats, II
merely being case OF first on the
job. first comfortably seated.
All day Thursday the men were
at work and the job calls for a
completion by Saturday night. sc-
cording TO Coach Marshall This
removes the only drawback Pack.
ard park had as an adequate foot
ball held.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

a. Il would hold--snd Mr.. Fan
helped him I.annin tried 10 jam
10000 through the eyes OF several
needie-like doors into the Braves
fiield--and Mr. Fan was willing.
After being kicked. kdffet and
kussed in Philadelphia. he stuffed
himself in an upper and goes TO
Bawston TO be bumped. busted.
bounced and Oeaned.
He underwent every form OF
nhysical torture and toFmeat lie
missed meals. he missed sleep. he
missed salary III lied. stole, de-
ceiyed-any thing for a ticket. In
convenierces. annOyanccs. ana
finances poster him always. Strain
terrible nervous strain--a crack
ing straln-all just 20 see a com
mon, ordinary ball game. II isn't
worth IT, Is IL,
Yet we wouldn't miss a game Tor
A million dollars.
Would We
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
AH-Winter Meeting to
Open on Turkey
Day

JUAREZ. Mexico. Oct i5.-No
matter what is the result OF action
taken by the Pan-American confer
rees on the present rebellion in
Mexico. the Jockey Club Juarez
track will open its gates on next
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Nov.
Is. for it's annual winter race meet
Ing Of 100 or more racing days.
II IL matter OF record that In
one year the long winter meeting
az the Jockey club Juarez track was
run Of under a change OF govern
ments In the state 81 Chihuatua OF
i've different administrations. u In
well to mention that these changes
at no time Interrupted the meeting
for single day.
Conditions az this track ,o- ire
coming season were never more
rosy The surrounding territory 70
this Mexican city, and the zrsat
Texas city OF Fl Paso opposite. were
! never 20 free OF war iisturhan~e.
since the days 81 peace for a nun
] Der OF years under the Daz r.igr
IN this country. Then. AMIN. srea
,, crops IN the far southwest hav,
. made conditions a. present alno.
up TO the greatest OF boom time,
2 and n IN this section % the countr
: that has always furnished The chi.
{ patronage 10 the Juarez course.
+ The Juarez plant IL one Of N
most costly and perfect IN appoin
ments OF any race track IN exi-
ence and has called for great,
outfsy Of money than any 70
, track laid out with perhaps the .
ceptIon OF belmont park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
20 F0RDS
TO START
Plans Completed For
Speed Argument
Sunday

Drivers entered in the Michigan
Ford championship race for the
Ford cup now number 20. Two
late entries were accepted by secre-
tary.managex OF the Michigan State
Agricultural society. q. w. Dfckin-
son, which had been mailed previ-
Gus 20 Tuesday midnight. The carr
were entered with the provision
that the drivers be excused u they
could not get their cars ready In
time
OfrciAls for the race ware ap
pointed by Manager Dickinson Wed
nesdal. as follows: Referee. Lewis
vogel chief starter. Charles NJ.
Ross: assistant starters. Robert
Henkel. Mark Ross and Roy wag
ner; umpire, c. s. McElwain: chief
timer. Angus MacEachren; timers
A p. Walton. V. y DeLAmlrter
and 2 T. Gould. chief scorer, Harry
Bullion: judges. r. w. sullivan.
Howard Pearson. Guy c. Brown;
chairman technical committee
George J. Msyday; paddock official
l. B. Dudley. announcer, Z. c.
Cheney.
Technical examination OF the
cars will be conducted by the com
mittee starting at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning at the track Or. ". s.
Brownell will also make physical
examination OF drivers AMI me
chanics NJ the same time. Referee
vogel will hold a meeting OF driv
ers. mechanics and or'cials irtmedi
ateiy after the physical and tech
meal tests have been concluded
TIE frst event will start Ar l:3C
Cupdov aftarrOnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
W|CKSAM TO
GET TRIAL
YOst Finds Another
Quarter-Bear Story
Is LOOsed

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 10
With Staalz and Dunno on the hos
pital list--the former conceded only
an outside chance 10 get in the Case
game Saturday, and the latter out
until the NJ. a. G.. game az least
with ReimaD still unable 20 play
though appearing in a suit. with
Smith slightly under the weather.
and Mauiy appearing with a bad
charley horse and bum hand.
Michigsn's prospects are anything
but rosy just now.
These injuries were reported be-
fore. but were not expected TO prove
as bad as they are turning out 10
be. whalen and iffifner will un-
doUbtedly start Saturday at the
ends, with Ingham an outside choice.
II was Whalen and not Ingham who
put up the good game Wednesday.
the wrong name appearing In the
lineup and lngham getting the
credit for Whalen's work Mauly
will start az will Smith. but neither
will stay long. unless the score lie
much lower than IL expected.
Wicksam. reported yesterday az
Wickersham, the reserve pilot
brought over 10 the varsity. was
used behind the first team line in
signal practice Thursday. and Yost
has announces that he will be used
at least part OF the game against
Case II II doubtful whether he will
replace Roehm-- hut he looks much
better than any other reserve man.
Raymond. the tall half back kick
er last years fresh team, is getting
out into a suit every day and boot
Ing long ones down the field with
great regularity He viii he ready
again next week. but he looks good
now.
Yost II waxing very eIonuen,
these days. In fact the oldest stu
dent on the campus IL striving n
recall the time when such a cboic,
collection ~ sarcasm was in IN.
cOach's repertoire.
II Is getting under the skin OF IN.
play ers. too While they are playins
finished game yet. there IL nov
no reason 10 complain Of lack %
aggressiveness.
JOLIET, H.. Oct. l5.-Chick Ey
ans, jr. broke the Country club col
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

CROWD TO WATCH
HEAVIES BATTLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-From all
indications the Frank Moran and
Jimmie Coffey bout here next Tues
day night will draw q record-break
ing crowd. says Billy Gibson. new
manager OF the Madison.sq garden.
n Gibson's prediction Is true. the
receipts will have 10 be more than
SOS. 900. This amount Is the total
OF the receipts from the Knockout
Brown-Matt Wells fight. one OF the
first battles OF any importance I'M
der the Frawley law. Gibson as
serts Moran and CoYey will share
in the division OF more than $780,
900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Wars Can't Keep Ponies
From Running at Juarez
MRS. "pUFFY" TO BE
THERE NEXT TIME

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-
The strain OF being separated
from her husband BY the width
of a continent, while he vas
playing In a worlds series. was
too much for Mrs. Duty Lewis.
Next series Duffy plays in. I'm
going there" said Mrs. Lewis
today.
She watched a orebOard here
every day OF the series. When
Dufy's homer tied the score in
the last game. Mrs. Lewis
screamed for Joy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

wisconsin VS.. Purdue, az Lafayette
d, Ainnesota va. South Dakota, at
Iowa vs. Northwestern. at Iowa
Michigan va. Case. a, Ann Arbor.
Mlssouri vs. Oklahoma, at Coium-
Hsbrasks VI, wA.hburn, at Lincoln.
yoerhn We Akron. at Oberlin.
kansas We Drake al Lawrence
Dame. NJ Notrs
M,chisan Ass.. vs.. Carroll. at
w.'i:en s...ry, v. Ohio w...
br,ss. vard W. Virginia. At Cam
psls v. sprinEn.io. a, New Haven
ton. w Lafayette. Al Prince
Sornen Va BuckneiI. a, r,h,c.
,vss ''houtn vs.. Vermont, az Han.
Arny We. Colgate. a, w.., po,.,
oI;.aVy P.nnsyivanIa. a, A1nan.
Penn Stat. v. Gettysburg a, stat.
Brown We wtfttarnr p,osr1 =.
iehem. ''Hth bHth
Trinity vs. Amherst. a, Hart,o..
Plttsoursh vs.. Carlisle. AZ Pits
w q J. W.. Westminster. a, ws.b
ington.
| state.
Hillsdals W Alma AZ Alma
EN. u1azoo Vs. Adrian. az Kazoo
huskegon We Waukesha, Wiz q
MuzkoEOu.
Grand Rapids vs. Jackson. at Jack
son.
Alpena " Arthur Hu. a. Aipen,
Lansing vs. Battle Creek. At Ian
sing.
Local
L Of p, W.. Oliyet. AZ Mack pari
Central " scott high. Toledo. a
Grindley field
- L. 8 vs.. Hutchinson high. But
falo, at - L. =
Western high W. Pontiac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Five Races Today.

MONROE. Mich. Oct f5.-More
rain yesterday made IL necessary
to double up the short ship pro
gram today. There will be five
races this afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Old Home Town
Will Hooper Up"

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. Oct. l5.-
Harry Hooper's winning smash in
the ninth inning OF the last world
series game made n great hit With
bis home folks here and in nearby
Capitola. A reception befitting a
worlds series hero was being ar
ranged for Hoop" upon his return
TO the coast.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia nine
hole mixed foursome will be added
TO the large list OF competitors ar
ranged for the one-day tournament
for the women members Of the Met.
ropolitan Gold association. next
Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Many Trick Plays Old Stuff

1Dou scouts VIII unlimber
80 -. arrived when line be upon
~ AL 30 there will q
Ne players themselves
U<3 k1yen1ng else -
4ek p1oyo can't be by
DG1O 1oDeues more the element
~ their werdness Yale
pas snd Ions forward heave and It. was
and
- 4UmU Asmsslves had worked Syracuse few weeks
- t1ek Sssmasion IN with great success. hut u ava.
~ ~ play had been used lss7 yaJes
60 - Minnesota shift by Princeton IN
~ u0 UDnesota shift used by in 1910 and
- - These spectacular plays succeed he
- sut chiefly because Of speed good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

nm q Red SoI
1eA figures and the dope all prove this assertion
b about the difference between the worder day
lv Gardner In 1912 and the that nov upon us
Phes scored average OF out
80 suns off carrgan's sharpshooer - - -.
eight This
me- years sso they got Il on he Giants by
fourth
Phes sno and then
uy made quick end to the despite the fact that he TWICE
s N, BIT more base running 1912 than
Red three bated but 22o whereas
aa wcsA champions swstted the apple Tor anso ,San ns
"a 1o1S and this goes for both clubs
curious 1912 series and for
NJ is That % s % seaxe cn0 m
y HaAs hits 1919. and none in 1915
III Gardner and Lewis Improved
ARDNER staged the transfer
Cinderella The asJ the Hose were wod
timely binses Although
only 7s The card he turned
read $50 Cady leaped from 1s his n series TO 1888 IN
serving their first
4 world champs except Barry
perfoFms defensive racIes
- cause he happens to be supporting at the time
did for Connie
1914
IN sens hundred points below his more recent record
Red sOx pitchers than the
Id which nine Phlie And weak the
an pitching the the Upset the Braves failed to
|~k within score Of points Of the Red Sox
Only Scott is Weaker
ETURNnsG world champions of 1912 and
d present Hob
lxe ouhattsd Sahl by and that Yerke and Wag
b maaagsr. Yerkes
the either shortstop only did the Red so1 OF three
n bcsebau houon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

JOLIET, H., Oct. l5.-Chick Nv
ans, r. broke the Country club golf
course record here yesterday. Ills
score was 30. six under par.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

The Rovsrs from windsor rot
ssasons champions. the Bucks. who
defeated them by : goals to o. But
A. the game was played 1T FLINT
the Rovsrs could not expect to take
beating ~ home AK the PAckards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

Nin
y VA "a H the country Virginia conqueror Of
k1so1 81 one thurman win Harvard and The sore vii
49, Nh ersae usor by the
cfyaSA ZANE month distant The cona u
Acfe4 which the Middiee s.csusr,
ne Quakers ana break philadelphia
but undoubtAdly
botsyad whip Harvard 80 eause
r.: ChitagoIna,a,.
G0n Han6n0 ~ Hoosisrs with the s,ay.
this
1900 mss bat nome o the favores regarded danger
- that joust The Scientists
week. distant from the Aggie has
dAeuee against Roehm
be
ye for Tost badly need OF
Cochran Will all
cynders
the fulback lacks Maulbesch
~ summed phrase other
probably
ne 30
tZo1 lack will a
~ ASg1es Will play Carroll college,
~ nereet largely the
&epoeain raid Aera
och unAe East Lansing Of undoubtedly
oce1cs4 On Carroll
11oe colleges will IN action
.[1A61p affair That will HilsdaeAma AT
hee % favorie olivet,
u Of D. a Is
z1y41os viii meet the weak Adrian eleven
uls important doing interscbolastc
- 0tee title favotes Will play outofsae
Neoe scott high Of Toledo
r. ~ eewdust City Grand Rapids Central will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

Another promising team. the Ris-
ing Star. went TO Campbell grove TO
meet the new corners In the league.
defeated by . goals TO D. This was
big blow for the St clair men,
but better luck next time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

caisys defeated their old rivals.
Goals to /. last sunday. pe When the
teams crossed over at half time. the
Caleys were leading by l goal TO o.
on resuming. the Caleys boys added
6 more goals, and Archibald notched
the All SCOTS only goal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
uHCOND DIYIsION.

Detroit had things pretty sasii,
defeated By . goais to 1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

RANCH Is baseball
-
q LAjo
the saes and always OF its kings had
G1onco . world series check
a exsptng only those Midas fingered bgands known ticket
@61pMu
Philies
- ol 0roo transforming trip
Eddie Il Just Eddie Everywhere
Athletics
the Nackmon whether
roleAeed
1Uoom into groater
81 CANINE 6rst II
d s37 and record of III 17s
eecend With Of 34 and
Last year he stole IS bases and this ten less To off
handled just 100 fielding chances 1915
a,aS average under Mack was $40 This IL s71
41~n9ee that Grover Alexander
~ with record D6 game
Sn0 With OF 23s
eSoa tbs iOS
Woagans. Caldwell cote beat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

Nationals defeated the Packards
!. AT half time. the visitors were
leading by . goals. The Nationals
have Got . fairly good forward linz.
what's the matter with the Pack ards
tsamy Last season they never lost
match till March
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

81. Georges opened their season by
Defeating Beaudettes. at Pontiac. by
3 goals to I. Not q bad start.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
Saturday Football

West.
chicago w. Indians. 40 Chicago.
Wisconsin VS. Purdue, az Lafayette
. minnesota vs. South Dakota, at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
GAMES roR SUNDAY. OCT. u

wisconsin coaches are said 20 he
worried about their team. They
should not kick. Some coaches
haven't d team "a worry about.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

The fmps Celtic and the Thisties
put up . big light which ended In a
goallesa draw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

The Crieketsrs and wyandotte
shared points. each side scoring
goal each. the Cricketers made good
their promise. The Cricketers have a
nice Tot OF players 10 choose from
and no doubt when they get their
team settled they viii pick up fair
share OF points
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-04
change SEES.
SHARP BREAK
Reaction from Price Boost on
Stock Market Appears
In Earnest.
STEEL COMMON STRONG
Confidence of Purchasers Waning IN
War Stocks" and Contract
Rumors Fail to Tempt.

New York, May 3.-The reactlohary
,,..,,,or,, which anneared in the stock
,b o,d -, last week be-
ma mel ~" VS. ,,.,.o
came pronounced TO-DAY ana P'''eS "''Ne
SHARPLY on heavy selling. The upwaro
,,,o,.or,.,,, -eceiyed it's first real check
.;.; &c tho b,,lIs he-
Inc "Fer-poCsht PoHtt'oi VI ~ ri,
'"fiiiii7 |oilSt''' - - Ecrniep
WAS no snap 10 'i,e "us ''s' 80,
houses were ii"eiat s' g. ;o,,.
JUNIORS OF hue wal 0'''
ca Win olsIEus'' . :, c,a.,
sharp upWaLo mo, ,of. e ii,,o cIo.k
from - - !" W, . ','r.nrs ord tho
~ eoEe' r,,,o,t,Io steel nrac-
Suddeh ac''\1'N III u, iD xo,, ME,
t"'aiiH II ~, 800, h.. tho rom
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-04

violently. Her eyes fastened appeal
ingIy. half afraid, upon the girl. But
Selma Ashton did not see her. immersed
in her own thoughts. At the sound of
the bell. her shoulders had Strengthened.
a curious little smile played about tbe
corners of her lips-though the tightness
of those lips did not relax: nor did that
smile soften the agate of her eyes Eleam-
ing. now with the light of one making
a resolve.
She turned slowly toward the door.
half rising as the butler announced
David Dwight. Her eyes met those of
FAINT expression in them, defiant Vet
triumphant A nod OF the head. sharp.
decisive dismissed the woman who
started to protest against the sacrifice
she could see the girl had determined
to make. Then she slowly left the
room. left il even as the halting steps
of the falling millionaire took him
forward.
David Dwight had not gained his mil
lions through procrastination. He had
come decisively to the point. And yet
there was something splendid about him
that made the older woman's heart go
out to Kim. She repressed a little CRY
of pain as she caught the tremolo that
all unconsciousiy crept into his voice.
Il do not want you to marry me. Selma.
unless YOU love me. I want you more
than anything in the world-but not that
much. Not without love. Selma, for l.
know what love means-now.
lame a scuffle at the door. follow
ing the bell She could hear the but
ler's voice raised in protest against
acme intrusion. then the awkward
scraping Of feet Immediately proceed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-04
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. NAV After an carly rally tho cation
market today experienced increased local pressure
and under selling by two nf the spot houses
and Wall Street liquidation declines were easv
established. The tone at the end was wca. and
unsFttlcd : n 70 POINTS net lower
Nail advice. reaching the local market from
sections in the Eastern belt told of an active
SPOT demand from Southern mills and reported
steady hm,InG nv foreign interests notably for
IaI an. In North Carolina the farmers are said
+" he refusing t" sell cotton for next O,ror-r
delivery. Iredicting high 10 cents for the
article
ArrVatS "f cotton at New York TODAY were or
bales. including i.l5 hales consigned. The local
sto "f cotton is now 3 81 haes.
I" III" total exports nf S. l62 bale. today S,lI2
hslrs were for great Britain. soSl hses for France
and Is 80 har> for the Continent. These clearansss
were the largest for time. The total ship
ment> for the s-as"n to datr now les than
LOCO" bales below thoSH for tn. ~nrresrondnr
rrlod last season. the figures heinS 72se c2 bales
against s2.0.ss hales last wear
At on time last fail the deficiency in exports
Ua- a matter Of we'll over 1000 Coz bales. Exports
for the >casun ~ date from Galveston are q on
tales in cNcrss of the same time last season Fort
receipts today l2sl5 bales against c7Gc hales
last .car.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. May 3.-t;eneraI rains the winter
wheat belt SInda, and YESTERDAY overbal-
anced everything that spread out before the
speculative world today. Rains were needed in
many sections of the Southwest Instead OF the
crop being two weeks late vas claimed IN
March it is said he earlier than normal
and that the West and Southwest viii he
harvested earlier than usual With favorable condi-
tCns from this time forw and.
There much wheat put on sale today that
PRICES were forced down = to Ia cents and the
market showed but small signs of recrperation.
The cash demand for wheat at the seaboard was
small. Sales 1856 coo. Sales at Chicago were
not worth mentioning
Wheat at Liverpool 81 higher for No.
lard winter with the sT.ot market unchanged to
I'D higher. Extremely low temperatures in the
West caused apprehension of frost damage
hut these conditions lost sight Of in the
generally fayora BILE reports following the rains
There were losses in of laIis with
the larger primary movemcnt-ss6, 600 bushels COM
pared with 5l3.GO bu.hel. year ago-the win
cipal hesrish influence. The weakness in wheat
also weakening factor and there no
improvement in the cash trade to speak of total
sales being 1876 600 bushels with 50 900 bushels for
expert. The seaboard reported some inquiry for
export. but did not give any figures.
Oats were of = to lasc and failed to show
any reactionary power. Many shorts covered and
this held the market steady for a time. When
this demand satisfied weakness developed
and sharp break occurred.
Pigs receipts much larger than expected
and provisions were .frsCtinnally lower Western
packers sellers Of lard ribs and July pork
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

stock is the report that directors Will
put the common on per cent.
basis this week.
Copper stock. Weak.
Canadian Pacific was the weakest
of the international issues with a
decline of Az points There was
some selling for London, but the bulk
of the offering came direct from Can
ada with unpleasant rumors OF a
probable cut in the dividend rate.
Copper metal was steady, about -
cents. although a falling off in in
quiry was noted The London mar
ket was easier. Copper stocks were
quite weak most of the day, Utah
ending around the bottom figure. 65l2.
although specialists called the buy
ing good.
Stop loss orders of small traders
who had pyramided their purchases
were responsible for many sharp
drops and also wiped out the profits
accumulated during the past months.
Mexican Petroleum suffered from this
class of selling
Bonds were active and irregular.