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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-28
Remington Type.
ce,Jr.&C Co.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER.-Tradine was lighter ,ester-
day than any, day during the week This
lions. Finest grades were unchanged,
while nrsts were up &c. and current make
Of packing stock was up nc. Despite The
slow trading the market closed arm. with
out any expectation OF a drop during the
week Prices; Creamery, extras. 81: score.
KY sisN s'ss ssGr. %':Gri"s' ss's g zoe
dairy. tubs, finest. 2sisc.: good to prime.
a6g2sc common to fair. 2Spe5t5c. reno
Imitation creamery, arsts. $50 2.c, ladies,
current make, ,nrsts. .2g2.hc,. seconds,
sl9gne Packing stock, current make,
nne, 2Gh aale'' No g. zoe; lower grades,
CHEESE. - Receivers yesterday would
not take quotation for their best stock.
They fsit that values would be higher be.
trading. The tone OF tho market was
stronger and there was an advance Of Ho
on fresh specials and also an advance on
Prices; state whole milk, fresh. date, spe-
eials. l5%e; average. fancy. l5s al5itc .
fair to good, .saiIc, Wisconsin twins
i5isc.; double daisies. l5Ic.
running Irregular and Il Is ditasai, ar, te
get fresh stock for table purposes. Buyers
are particular, and as hnc fresh was scarce.
.dvanee apple appiied u 70 al ir sslsr See.,p tsd he
frigerators Remained unchanged. while hen.
hrm on all lines, Prices: Fresh gathered
extras. iine. s79ssc; extras, firsts. $50
sSc.; frsts, 80 s4c, seconds, 27Q 2sc.. No.
!, dirties. 22b % 23c.. refrigerator, special
marks. fancy, zoe refrigerator hrsts' 2iia
TsS'.e seconds, 2s .+c. h%ennery, whites,
nne to fancy, bag5'c,: browns, <O9 +.c. ;
DRESSED POULTRY-Market yesterday
for fresh killed stock was demoralizod. In
voices showed that receipts would he
heavier than expected earlier IN the week
and buyers held on. Receivers were anxious
to sell and prices were OF hc. on fowls
and chickens Old ROSTERS remained steady,
while spring turkeys were irregular In price
and quality. There was a good demand
for Long Island spring ducks at quota
tons. Large squads we're scarce without
change In price. In frozen. fowls we're
on Nc. while turkeys were held arm,
Prices;. Fresh fowls Western. boxed, 30
lbs. and over. lsc,; Western, scalded, largo,
ISM &C.. iced, Western, dry picked, ~ and
blbs,, l7c,; 4 lbs, Ice, Chickens, tresh,
nearby, 3 and 4 lbs. to pair, ?3g25c.; ,vir-
sinia, milk fed, Q and 4 lbs. 10 pair, sst.
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GOSSIP OF A IRE
Traders Versus the Psbiic.

The opening in Steel was quiet, 10000
mares changing hands at san to SAN.
as compared with a close of SAX the
preceding day. The spectators who Of
tered the stock down to Slh on the
street after the close on Tuesday we're
thus badly fooled. In making their cal
cuiations these spectators anticipated
an avalanche Of selling such es pro-
ceeds from tho collapse Of a weak spec
uiative position. They imagined the pub.
lie seized with q At Of nervousness, even
as they were, and throwing over stock
IN panic haste. As regards the specu.
lative position this was stronger thar
was anticipated. Commission houses
have been advising their customers for
q week past to take their profits. The
professional element has been feeling
for h top quite generally. The pubiic's
attitude toward the market was plainly
not changed by the results Of the Steel
meeting. On the contrary, the public
appears to nave seen In the Steel M.
ures only the obvious, namely, conirma-
ton OF what las been said 30 long of
progressive Improvement in the steel in
dustry and a return Of general prosperity
to the country. The daily grist Of cash
orders for purchase Of stocks all over
the list appeared as usual In the brokers'
mall. 30 long as the buying movement
by the public continues the possibility
OF any big decline In price Ii removed.
This Is a bull market and the public is
making II and not Wall Street, usins
the term In Its narrow sense.
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FINANCIAL NOTES

\ committee Is being formed whiri . |
solicit proNies to ice voted AT the annual
meeting Of the Trl-Bu,Iiuu Smelling ana
Development Company,
Pouch & Co have issued a ci-uIlr on
Midvale Steel ami Ordnance Company.
drawing "a comparison b"tWrrn this So
curity and thai o, the United states Stc-l
Corporation.
The Union Pacific has employed GcorFs
II, Corse. Jr. TO inform exporters ~ tie
country as ~ tho nIrthois ~ shipments,
credits and other facts tbou, trad" with
the Far East, tn al Duoti 80 Guild 40
business there.
The committee TepF~rvutiuF me 6hicsg',
Rock Island and Pacific ELitNpv rrst and
rofuud4ug I per cent lsud- ut. iuN'H thht
the interests Of the bonanoliors require
that , deposit Of tha bond with tAc coln-
mittcc be made
Al the request Of the uoari Of trustees
and IA mliority of the stoChupiders, The
stock Exchange Yesterday ordered liS
shares Of the CpWs'oCk Tunnel Company
druuprd from the 'ist without ~" i"naSA
No provision was mair In the ssw s~S-
mission law Tor shares having a par value
az 81 aud selling below that price. The
t,,,s,,ut commission Of 50 cents a hare
makes trading In the stock practically
pruhibitiNo. Tho Cd commission rate wa4
Of per cent upon TIN par value. or ss
VIII remain on tho li0t.
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FREE LIQUIDATION
IN COTTON MARKET
Sold Out Condition Apparent
as Result Of Price
Movements.
SPECULATION IN SPOTS

A, The close yesterday the cotton mar
te; presented the appearance OF having
h.., fairly well l~iquidated 80 far as
,hs contract situation Is concerned.
,bou, the only feature that may prove
as,urbing 10 the bull element Is the
attitude Of Southern spot holders. II
Is realized that the farmer has sold
freely and so far as the producer Is
concerned there is practically no dis
tress' cotton in the South.
ON the other hand the speculation
which frequently has found Its vent In
tho purchase OF contracts has diverted
l,rrely to the buying OF spot cotton.
country merchants and traders have
bought freely and other operators who
have made money by the purchase OF
ro,,on seed have bought cotton with
the intention Of holding Il for higher
prices.
such a scale that shippers and exporters
have been unable to obtain a favorable
b,,s.s Prices at present are low on
the fear that Liverpool importers have
bought comparatively little and there
arc also rumor to, the effect that Great
has cautioned English importers
s,put making extensive purchases at
present. -
=. Yesterdays market was nervous and
unsettled throughout the whole session.
There WAS a decline soon after the OPEN
ting 10 approximately the low level OF
TUESDAY. but after backing and filling
ihfougbout the day the market turned
steady toward the close and established
a-ret gain Of 4 to ) points.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MAXWELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
NOTICE OF MEETING

HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GER
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN tina, a
Certificates Issued under the agreement.
dated January :. 1918. between stockholders
o. Maxwell Motor COMPANY. Inc. and
charles II Sabin, Harry Btonner and
James c. Brady, us Voting Trustees. Will
Dee held az ~. - Wall street, New York
ely. at three o clock +. VI, on November
!. 1915, for the purpose OF considering and
acting upon 'hc question OF whether or
not the amount OF the authorized First
Preferred Stock OF Maxwell Motor Conn
pauy, Inc, should be Increased to the ex-
tent % sl,ujo.0 600 for tho purposes and
otherwis, as set forth In the circular letter
from said company to is stockholders,
dated October ~ 1915. ana OF taking such
further action as may be necessary or
proper Ia carry into effect the plan therein
set forth ia case 1t should be deemed
advisable so to 10.
Only those holders Of Stock Trust Ger
tihcdtcs who shall be registered as such on
tn, books OF the Voting Trustees al the
close Of business on October IS. 1915, Will
be entitled TO vote at said meeting.
Copies OF the circular letter above re-
ferrcd - may be obtained from Guaranty
Trust Comp7uy Of New York, the agent az
tho uudersI ened Voting Trustees, at tt0
ONCE. 80. 40 Broadway, New York City.
Dated. New York. October Il, 1918.
'HARLES II sARlN,
HARRY BRoNNER,
JAMES &. BRADY.
Voting Trustees
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The COppers.

II is significant that at the
when speculative activity In the princi-
pal war brides and In the Industrial
list generally slackens there should de-
yelop a strong upward tendency In the
copper shares. The copper list, par
tIcularly Anaconda me Inspiration were
in excellent demand. The copper stocks
have Jagged conspicuously during the
big bull market that has been under way
during the past month or So Indeed
the comparative heaviness Of tho coppers
has been the subject of frequent COM
ment. Half a dozen times they have
made what appeared to be- a start. but
each time stock has been met n the
movement has petered out. The
strength Of Anaconda yesterday was
really the most impressive performance
since last April. No good excuse has
ever been discovered for this backward
ness except thai which also covered the
case of the railroads. namely that pend
inrt the Wild movements In the industrial
shares everything else had been tenn
porarily neglected. Specific reasons
were advanced for tho strength In In
s~piration and Anaconda The old story
of a combine of tho WI was again adj
yanced, although the story now heard IL
that the step will be postponed until next
year. In the meantime, 80 the gossip
runs. tho dividends on both stocks Will
DO raised. Both companies arc reported
to be earning at the rate Of $40 q share.
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Railway.

With speculative attention diverted
to the railroads. for the time being at
least, the low priced stocks with large
speculative possibilities naturally come
into prominence first. Hence the exuber-
ant rise In Erie, for the general at
OF Erie as a speculative me-
dunn undoubtedly have a good deal to
do with the recent advance. For sew
eral days past there have been evil
dences OF a development of activity in
Southern Railway common and yester-
day the stock moved up smartly against
the general trend. There are obvious
reasons why II Is unwise to COMPANY tho
respective merits OF the two stocks at
the present time. But II Is worth
while mentioning that the development
OF strength in Southern Railway COM
mon comedies with the publication by
Dun's Retiep of the results OF "A special
investigation made recently Of conditions
in the South. This Investigation shows
tina 10: rnme time there has been a
strong trend toward Improvement In
the principal business lines In the soufh.
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Consolidated Exchange.

Tho strength Of tho copper stocks. par.
ticularly Anaconda In the face OF retreat
slse where In the li,t. st.rsSssd S:nsrS,
Exchsnge. Anaoonds's opening price Of
7eX was It's lowest and Il cold near the
close as hish ~ 7sx. With its nn.i quo
Inspiration. Utah. Miami and Chino wsrs
all arm. a.
United States Steel common was the
price was s5S. It rallied to IS. In. the
afternoon It broke to s%x. closing ut San.
Crucible Steel. Baldwin Locomotive, MAX
we'll Motor and Studebaker all broke
shAr ply.
In the market. southern Railway advanced
Enthusiastically. .
we'll distributed odd lot business. Sales
totsAed os,Ste ShsreA
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A short Interest.

There was considerable pressure upon
the market all day long. Selling was
for both accounts. The trading element.
which has been feelbny for the top Of
the market all along. redoublcd It's activ-
tiles. Some Of the war brtdes'' fell
rather sharply, although tho declines
were insignificant compared with the
current price level. The temptation TO
go short of these stocks from time TO
time has proved Irresistible to the pro-
fessional. The fluctuations are so wide
that II tho right is seized the
profits are Ii would not be
surprising. therefore, II quite an exten-
save short interest of a superficial kind
had been built up. There were also re-
ports THAI NJ least one big operator
tool an active part on the short side.
This manis operations, however, were
also Of the s~kirmdshins sort. representing
attempts to dislodge stock rather than
the taking UP OF q Arm position
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REPORT
or the unclaimed deposits OF NJ. BERARDINI,
priNatc banker, on the first day Of August. 1915,
made IN arcordance with the provisions OF the
Banking Law, section 1877.
Name OF depositor. Last Date OF Amount
known residence. Deposit. Dcposit.
Giuseppe hi Cenzo, box
65. NIillsboro, Pa 49,. Nov. %, 1907 500
State OF New York. County OF New York, IS:
NJ. .BERARD1N1 being duly sworn, for
himself. dcposes and says that he Ii "a private
Tanker located and doing business at No. 3s
Mulberry street, in the City Of New York, In
said county; that the foregoing report Is a full,
true and correct statement Of the unclaimed
Deposits Of such NJ. BERARDINI. private
banker made in accordance with the provisions
or section lb7 Of tho. Banking Law as shown
by the books of said private banker on the
nrst day Of August. 1915.
NJ. BERARDINI.
Scveraily subscribed and sworn TO before
me the 10th day Of September, 1915,
VICTOR +. TOZZI.
Notary Public.
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THE CINCINNATI. LEBANON & NORTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

-VNTTt Vt w ITF1~UTFTs
Pittsburgh. Pa, October I, 1915.
First Consolidated Mortgage 40 Gold
Bonds of this Company to an aggregate
cost OF 81 t0.o 90 viii be purchased FOR
the Sinking Fund November /. 1915, from
the lowest bidders. at a price not 10 eA
ceed par and interest. Sealed proposals 10
sell bonds must be In the hands OF Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. New
York. before twelve O'Clock noon on Sat
urday, October so. 1918.
T. II r MCKNIGHT. Treasurer
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Consolidated Gas.

The best comment upon tho rumors
Of an extra distribution which attended
the recent abrupt rise in the stock may
be the subsequent decline. Consolidated
Gas jumped to 1907 IN large trading
as a direct result OF these rumors. The
executive COMMITTEES met on Tuesday
and made no announcement. Yes
terday the stock SOLE as low as 40.
Just before the close there was a brisk
recovery to l43L. The regular meet
ing of the directors takes place to-day.
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dry picked, corn fed, , and I Ms. i7uIS,
old r%oosters, l3c.. squads, prime. white,
70 lbs. to dozen. - 20, 9 BIS, 50. io; { lht,,
s3..O. FTo2cu-Turkeys, selected hens,
.2c.: young toms - &C. Western. bbls., 81
M2ec,: Tennessee ana kentucky ispt lee. I
Texas, lsip q s0c. Fowls. - 10 hos, 80 'hs,
and over TO dozen. l7t.. 30 t. 80 los,
ltGc. Old r~oosterH i3C.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. oc. Chopper shares were gen
orally steady within a narrow range. Mo.
hawk and North Butte gained q half point
each. santa Fe lost = Atlantic Gulf aud
West Indies sold of a point to =. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-28
DINIDENDs AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
Rector Street. New York.

Sh'ttt, NtN. 10Th.
October 10. 1915.
Pursuant 10 O resolution Of the board OF
Directors OF the United states Express
Company. notice Is hereby given that a
hrst, and partial distribution OF tho assets
OF this COMPANY. amounting to SO 90 PEE
share, Will be made November 18TH, 1917,
to Shareholder OF record as 81 the 30th
day of October. 1915. Check. Will ts
mailed.
Transfer Books OF tho Company VIII
close AZ u o'clock noon October SOth aud
reopen November 10th. 1915.
h Ii. MORGAN. JR.. Treasurer.
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THE PITrSBURG MARKET.

P~ITTsBURG. Oct, Educational F1reproof.
Ing issues were active and strong aud Indie.
pendent brewing shareN also gained. window
Glass Machine was easter. The summary:
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BONDS.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. N.-Local securities were
stoNE as a rule and transactions OF Q good
,o.tmc Quaker Oats common made . fur
lhtF gam Of ) points and n strong tone was
noted 100 the Kansas City Light shares, Com
ninn""9.th Edison. Peoples Gas and Scare.
h0'hu"t Chicago Pneumatic Tool declined
. loiNls ana stewart Warner was . little
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Od. 1.-THE tone Was
IRREGULAR With changes in prices mostly
sl!rht Cambria Steel sold of II 10 6Ih.
American Railway gained IL and General
Asphalt 4. The summary:
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PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND No. s..
4 quarterly dividend 90 one ana three.
quarters per cent a. O. win be paid No.
vember @ith. 1915, to Preferred S~tockho,d.
ers OF record at closing of Transfer Book,
November 3rd, 1919 Preferred Trtu.for
Books VIII reopen November .Ath, 1919.
IL r SWARrZ. N>siStlnf Treasurer
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BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.
8ePieU & llles E0ulDment Trust Ronds.

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
TIC Is HEREBY GIVEN, az p-o-
vided IN Article XIII. OF the Agreement
securing the above bonds, that sealed oners
will be received up 20 ten O'Clock A. NJ. on
und srste ned al It's office, $40 Broadway,
New York, for the sale 10 Il as Trustee. at
q price not exceeding par and accrued In
tcres;, OF sufficient OF the above described
bonds 10 exhaust. the sum OF Fifty thousand
dollars t3b0. 900. o0b. Offers should be sealed
and endorsed offers for sale OF Buna!o,
Rochester 4 Pittsburgh Railway Company
Series C. Equipment Bonds to sinking
Fund" and addressed to the TRUST DE-
PARTMENT
oUARANTY Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
BY CHARLES II. sABIN. President ,
New York. October 4th, 1915.
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Ut closed steady.
Previous

The local market for pot cotton Wa quiet.
! points higher. Middling. Le.l5c. Southern
$40, markets as officially reported were un.
hanged. 10 to 10 potnts lower. New Orleans,
II &C: Galveston, 2.@c.: Saw l2c.:
iisr.
New orleans market opened steady. closed
rAady
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Territorial y FgricoIa
de Puerto Rico

coupon No, 3j o. The 9TH issue Nortrase
bonds ~ the above Bank, due oct Bls'.
1915. VIII be pad upon pres utntioN at the
ufhcc " THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
or NEW NORk. ia BROADWAY.
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The II 4: ". bids 70 LiverpooI we're: Jan.
ugy. Else: March. i2.s1c.: NAY, 12.<ic.:
July. ls.j9c. The market there 10 due to open
today /. To .La points higher
Pr, rpC,aint. and sfocks.
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open.H Low Clos

: The Liverpool market opened easy. There
~ q. motera ne business in spot cotton. with
niddlins =. points decline ~ 1.osd. SaleA
riosei sts aiy
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WESTERN.

Tentative plans for the compromise
of the Colorado Wyoming suit over wa
ter rights have fallen through.
The six months divorce bill. already
passed by the Assembly. was defeated
10 to In the Senate at Carson City,
New.
A bill to extend the right Of suffrage
to women was introduced In the Wis
consin Assembly by Assemblyman w.
G. Bradley OF Hudson.
The Iowa Senate adopted q constitu
tional amendment providing for state
vide prohibition by q vote Of 30 to 10.
The measure now goes to the House.
A campaign against the harmful
traffic In drugs which is expected to
wipe out the evil is being planned BY
United States Internal revenue officers
in Denver.
The bodies of two of the three min
ers entombej in the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mine. ut Wardner, Idaho, when
$50 feet Of the slope caved In, were
recovered by rescuers.
Warren N. Dusenberry, former dis.
trict Judge of Provo, Utah, was prob
ably fatally injured by his son Grover,
who struck him down with an ak In
the back yard of the family residence
at San Francisco.
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CONDENSED RECORD OF the,
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, o DIN q .. ACHIEVE
MENTs. sUFFEasNos. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
Western Newspaper Union news Service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

The Constitutionalists' consul has
announced that Carranza troops have
recaptured Monterey. s4fl
Russians lose 10000 prisoners in
Mazurian Lake region and retreat
from East Prussin.
Germany and Austria proclaimed
the independence of Poland and will
establish n kingdom.
The Italian government appropri-
ated 34,O00.0OO for further military
expenses up to July, 1915.
The battle which began In the Car
pathians on Feb. still is raging fu-
riously along front of sixty miles
from Mount Polonina-Runn to Mount
Mako, according to the information
received at Genoa. 7.
The evacuation Of Lodz by the Ger
mans bns been confirmed, according
to n Fetrograd dispatch to the Havas
News agency. which states that stores,
offices, commissariat and transports
are being removed hastily to Kalisz.
The London official information
bureau issued the following state
ment: "Thirty-four naval aeroplanes
raided Bruges. Zeebrugge. Osten and
Biahkenberghe tall in Belgium).
Claude Grahame-White fell. He was
rescued $50 9 s9tesp th fV4
Serious tone OF the American notes
to England and Germany causes grave
concern among officials and diplo-
mats in Washington. United States
authorities declare they are standing
strictly within the nations rights in
giving Germany emphatic warning
against attacks on American ships.
England is expected to give assur-
ances that use of the American flag
to escape the enemy will not become
general.
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WASHINGTON.

Lncoln's 106th birthday anniversary
was observed In the House with an ad-
dress by Representative Sherwood of
Ohio.
General villa is gradually sweeping
on to Tampico, according to State De.
partment advices. Stiff fighting was
mentioned at Panuco.
President WILSON stood pat on mo
compromise" In the ship bill fight. Re
ports that he would consent to modifi-
cation were fiction. the White House
intlmated. Arrangements for his
Western trip were suspended pending
a decision concerning an extra ses-
sion. 1t was said such session did
not necessarily mean the trips aban-
donment, but curtailment of Its timer
AIRY.
The cornerstone of the $2,000.00O
Lincoln memorial structure was laid
on the 18th without ceremonies.
Former Senator Blackburn of Ken
tucky. the resident member OF the
Lincoln memorial commission. was In
charge. In the cornerstone were laid
a copper box containing history of
Lincoln signed by his living son,
Robert T. Lincoln. and other histori.
cal data.
Secretary of the Interior Lane was
designated by President Wilson to go
to San Francisco to open formally the
Panama.Pacific Exposition.
One fatal case of bubonic plague Mt
Havana. laborer working on the San
Jose wharves, was reported to Surgeon
General Blue OF the public health
service.
Officials and diplomats were await
ing with profound interest develop
ment of the plan for the American
supervision of detention camps In all
OF the warning European countries.
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SPORT.

Frankie Callahan and Sam Robideau
OF Philadelphia fought eight hard
rounds to a draw at St. Louis, but
were hisscd by the crowd for holding.
Ragner Omtvedt. the worlds cham
pion skier. stopped in Denver on his
way to Steamboat Springs where he
competed In the annual skiing carni-
val held there Feb. 13 and IA.
Pan Zareta lowered the worlds rec
ord for five furlongs on circular
course In match race on the Juarez
course. Pan Zareta's time was O:57 Les,
as against the worlds previous record
for the distance on q similar track by
Terms Trick. ty
N. l.. O'Neill. president of the West
ern Baseball league. announced at Chi
cago that the Topeka Baseball Associ-
alton had failed to comply with the
inancial requirements OF the league
and that J. A. Savage Of Kansas City
had accordingly arranged to transfer
the franchise to Colorado Springs.