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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

aad Hps Il Is 1 siii.a, and a' ssoStaS
tho clerks Once OF tho circuit Cpur(
Book isl, page $40. 20 L casseimaSS
and the undersigned as trustees. de(
fault having been mnee IN tho payment
OF tho debt therein secured, and beinA
unsSar IL. 50 sad dsea Vii aH s ssasH
ing trustee, soil at public auction, Oh
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -, 1915,
at o'clock P. NJ,
all that certain pieoe or parcel OF LAM
lenr the village OF Chester, Chesterfie 81 \
County. Va. containing fourteen afre1
the Richmond and Petersburg ri ectIii
Railway; on tho south by the lands O!
7; G. Lucy; on tho west oy tho landI
Of Bruce & pqXsl. and on tho north b
Lot No. 8 on a plat OF w. W. LaPrads
with a deed from j. v. Jeffr.es seI trusI
6 dee ana nnr oth 81 Mrs NJ. d. Bruce.
the proceeds as may be NECESSARY q
defray the expenses OF executing thii
trust. including trustees commis si OF
or per oentum, and to pay four noted
Apr ono 'f fes ST. 1 Rah srs
from October 1s. 1914; another for sal
t T,sh tonrtS to from AP,l 1s 1913
there be any residue OF the purchasj
money, the samo shall be made ma III
able In equal installments at six Az
Twelve months. with interest from datI
on tho seid property, or ali ca sh. AZ re
option OF tho purchaser. II
w. l.. WALTERS.
surviving Trustee. 4
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TRADING P|VDTs AROUND
SUPREME COURT RULINGS
With Obstacles Cleared. Substantial
Buying Movement BEGINS in
Last Hour.
BUYERS HESITATE At OPENING
Operations by Big Traders and Or
derS From Public Arc Absent. hut
Interest Is kccn-Ncterau Broker
Likes Looks of Market.
ny nRotDAN WALL.

NEW Work Inn, 9l-T'raiinc on
i'',N' '""' ""'ih -,
'he STOCK hNoh"nGe TO-DAY PNo''n
around the Supreme Court decisions.
Before l.3o buyers hcsltatod Scnerally.
ruling against the Lackpwauna Com
panies was greeted by no boar attacks.
Even coal roads like LehtEh VALLEY ana
Reading suffered no anpreciablc de
clines Although later the Harvester
finding poS;pouinE action until fall was
disappointment. and is believed 70
recent steel verdict. - also PASSED with
ont marked effect.
With these obstacles cleared. sub
stautial buying movement, began in the
last hoHr, wnou war stocks rose: Both
lehem steel TO "a new nigh Of i72 "a.
and Studobakor TO ~ IL
In tho forenoon Baldwin Locomotive
was prominent. opening Is points
above Saturdays anal flsares, and
after preliminary dip advancing Ia
n record price OF 20 g.: Local trac-
tion ucs-IntcrborouSh and Third
Avenue pistillerS and American Loco
motive We're also active and higher on
. noUncewcntS
Standard rails were quiet but steady
American SHELTERS and Refining Suucc2-
81 UP TO- "ne-cighth over its previous
high OF s. 1t.
Operations by big traders and orders
from the public Were absent. Interest
had full armies OF customers. while
mail inquiries received by wire and odd
lot houses were in good volume. The
customary Monday morning commit
mcnts by out-of-town investors failed
10 appear in any quantity
Ther" was dividend gossip a-p!enty
VIII declare the disbursement On the
common postponed in May. Distillers
II Was rgmored; will inauenrats d;yi-
Third Avenue declaration was reflected
In an advance in the shares 20 within
nointS OF -, tns nigh record Fol
mon and preferred stock for the new
a - per cent quarterly dividend on
the lnterboro CONSOLES ted preferred
Is EXPECTED to be eslabl!shed. Reports
I" reduce its dividend We're current
,,a IA ve;er an broker says h. likes the
i" , s,ro9 g. hands IDS. , -, ,.,
easeT,, o'irS f .;r 'noE are D"Ttns ,n"m
holds true for short-term notes. eXc"p,
dosirablo issues miss htvhor va" mrico
are offered II is 't cas-. " ~ rri'es
so,, nus no otIe5S. IN inc other hand,
S Tetin s, GY ItdIm from hrst-cass
All cron news to-day was favorable
uiEh- FraGo sneI,ar So. -, :, 49,, ~ m.a
far.,5ra ~ 80. 80 ~, ''s manu-
nrtce fron 90 ~. nusS 20 rdhEe IN
the supply very limited. as smelters
neglected 10 count on the extraordinary
demand which has arisen. Normally
this metal sells at &C a pound Prime
Western shelter howeycr Uh,ch &c sr,
ploycd in ralyanizinr is ,,n,v Nv, 10
DOW rrada sf,er s,arri,. % o.i me
80 - = - -. ~. 80. ,''S 20 &c 10 @oc
~. iith. no" oe Hau hl Ihc. 10 lsc
many gaivanizinE plants have shut
Hp"H'
Npt "ith!n IN" memory OF money
brokers have six months loans been
made at per cent the rate nov nre
vailinc Win n Som n60 ndh reenrv.
.vo.ss ,era-,n5 -, - 80
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NEW ORLEANS. June a;-The price o.,
cotton fell j. 10 - points to-day closing
ni aeon; the lowest. improvement; ir,
weather conditions over the belt better croT,
ndvices, poor cables and easier spot mar
keis were the chief reasons for the slump.
Much Legislation by buyers OF the last
inEs OF short cotton were liberal
me market op"red At q decline IN sym
phtHy with poor Liverpool The weather
NAP. showing dry and warm weather over
N" cotton region. increased the ispos,-
tior; - sail.
IN the afternoon the decline was videned
!oNowinc the reduction OF local SPOT quota
lions by = points and the report that hivers
WeT" Hncing = much easier trade on tho
grades they required.
cotton futures closing July. ao-: October
-: December, H.Tc. January. ass March
SPOT cotton. quiet: - points down. mid
a!hg. 'ooc Sales on the spot rs bales:
10 arrive. ron. eS'
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TER. VA
Acting under a deed Of trust from the
Chester Supply. Company. Inc. dated
September Z. 1911 and duly recorded in
the clerks office Of Chesterfield Circuit
Court. in d. B. ,l26. page 81. default
having been made in the payment OF
money therein secured, and being so re-
quired by the benefciaries we shall
sci! by public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY.
the Esd day Of June. 1915,
the property described in said deed Of
trust, as follows
All that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land. with Improvements thereon.
belonging, lying at The village of Ches-
ter. Bermuda Magisterial District. Ches-
t teri ed County, Virginia. containing
ess bounded the e a" east by tho and
now or formerly owned by G.. p. and
=. r; PeEdue; on the west and south
by the Bermuda Hundred Road, ex-
on the north by the right-of-way Of the
railroad company. now known as the
Underwater and Western Railroad Com
hatan Railroad Company. and being the
Same real estate that was conveyed to
the said Chester Supply Company, Inc.
by deed from j. Richard Moody. and
corded in the clerks office of Chester
field Circuit Court. In D. B. 122, page
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of ex-
ecuting this trust and to pay a note
Of $4,000, with interest from September
"a, 1914, subject. however. to a credit
$40 as Of February ii. 1915. Any resi- esi
due Of purchase money shall also BIO
r. II. BRUCE,
A. j. HURT,
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NEW rUnK PK0DrCE M,pKr,

My YORK. June 2i;-Raw sugar. steady:
'"htItuGal. 4& molasses AZ refined
steady. Butter, easy. Cheese firm Snot
v"nee. quiet: Rio IS. SIC: Santos as CSC
t"tonSeed oil was easier to-day unde-
rcnii"rcd liGu!dation on the weakness in
',h"r commodity markets. Offerings how
yer; We're pretty Well absorbed by shorts
cor siderable OF which was bound for re-
lnerer* National prices were poirt low.r
Ha!cS, 300 barrels. Tho market closed
weak: Spot. tGQfs..i: June i0iTs;s: JmIv
,';5H't; august 5-sn5cc. september s4S,
$50 % toler. ti285;o. Nove,!ib er s.;TiIs.
december. 6i:If.is: January. s5:Ts;o
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TRUSTEES SALE

E6uk Acres OF aoI nAN ASp 1A AH Tg
EsIIELA 4 Iat OF BENsLEY. cHEsTEIR!
P EEtAip SSRRITISTY. VIRGINIA. or TIL 81
MoND. AT STOP Fl. N' RicH
In EXECUTION OF certain deed @;
trust TO the undersigned trustee da,e
May l6, 1914. recorded in the cInrL,
ef q las Sh1 pase a.. ciIeas court
been made in the payment OF the AN iit,
therein secured. and being reouiroJ
to do by the benefciary. | viii seii s.
PUBIC auction on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE %. 1915,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ,
the real estate described In said dee
the plan Of BensIey. s in ,'9 cbs asIes;
County. Virginia. The plat Of said Ma
Once sen of IS OF Tsc9id In the clerk
lot No. / is located at the corner q
Swineford Road and the Richmond ~
Petersburg Turnpike. and is furthei
ence is hereby made for full descripi
ton OF said lot 40 l."
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO detray tn!
e eTpenses OF executing this trust, in!
per cent and all taxes. levies and tt
surance premiums unpaid at the tim
" saic' dHu ALSO Il TataOle prOportiO
Of the taxes for the current wear. an
notes for the sums Of sl64lS an
S2o.s2. duo May l6. 1915. and on a credi
as to tho notes now outstanding an
described In said deed OF trust. viz
Sl05.76. due August Is. 1915: si07.3:
due November 16. 1915: 3l0s.e4, du
February l6. 1916: 3l1b.5S, due Nav ii
,ii3.s2. due November Is. isl6; ,li5.s:
Due FFebrT.a,E-y lss ,Isl1; s5os:ss. dn
1915: 1851, due November is, 1sle
$1,000. due February 16. 1916: $lI.4:
due May 16. 1916: $l2.76 due Angus
IS. 1915: $ll.oS due November Is. 1916
1917. due February Is. 1917: 1854. dui
May Is. 1917.
Said credit payments to be secure
by deed OF trust Tho residue Of tn
purchase money In equal installmentH
at ono and two years from the da \
of the sale. for notes with interets
added and secured by deed Of trust
or for Nil cash. as to said residue a.
the option OF the purchaser.
Above sale subject to a prior dee
OF trust to tho undersigned truste,
duly recorded In said cour: In D. E,
1913. page $50. securing the principe.
sum OF $4,000. with Interest thereos
from September "a, 1914.
r. A LANCASTER, JR-,
TrusteAy J.,
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COTTON NIAftKTrs

.'LN loRh! lune . Favorable weather
anc crop acNires csUsod more active eli
!nf IN To cotton warhe' here TO-DAY .nd
cl!r" 30; II 20 Is Points '''' "'
Io laiier ,po, %'s iowes 'hau due and tho
Of 70 poiuts, ~i,h ncttvc nor,hs ~
~. ny hnout :" !: points under sa,urd'ay' :
'.Cslht lEut|s iurIug the carly t-.Jl,r
- ~ relatively easy under scntf.rirr
i.at!teI!en, nhi at difference Of ~ -
. POINTS under October. there ans "a r,nI
oefi.ar4 ioI mo near months aEalusf .sl.'
1l nc ihis' days. Rallies were Hr,.,eI'
no",ssaer, .ha selling hcramc moro genera
az IN afternoon OWNS 10 % DcArt.i ro,.n,,
on crop conditions IN Texas ma sryD'
In L'''s'hns tom prominent ,rave.!T,.
ac'Nt months SOLD y to is iotnr.
het lover. hut Il better demand Vas ..
corntefcd around t.'5c Tor Ortonor .od ,.
Her .!hc va checked ai tina, level t,i,ro,,.t
'.oslh2 iii'cs were practically tho lnw..,
OF me cay, the large spot business a, -
erpool tended 20 onset inc influence ~ 49,
decline In futures. W '"e
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September l..e l7.42 i725 1875
} 521S s s:ss s sss s go s sE
SHORT RlBS-Pcr 100 lbs
September =. ios' ioS7 io.5s ;ots
Cash grain: Wheat-No red slls: No >
hard: N.oh nsl2c,> Corn-No yellow
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SAFES. Stock
1900 Alaska Gold ..
1900 Allis- Chalmers
500 Ailis:.C chalmers. pfd. 80.
$50" Amalgamated Copper -.
Ann Ayr. Chem. com.
ZOO Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can
sos American Can. MD
loo Amer. Car and F'dry
American Cotton OIL.
zoo Amer: Hide and Lea. pr.
loo american Lirseed Oil.
ll,-on American Locomotive
Amer, Locomotive, pfd
1880 American Smelling
american Snuf. com. -.
American Sugar "
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
100 American Tobacco. com.
loo American Tobacco. pfd.
is. zoe anaconda copper ......
900 Atchisun
Allan. Coast Line y 2iCc
y. Z. l.. of Connecticut.
LOO Baltimore and Ohio.
100 bethlehem Steel Co. com
%i..no Baldwin Loco. ....
british Amer. lob. Co.
200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
zoe Central Leather. com.
200 Canadian Pacific .....
California Petroleum =.
200 chesapeake and Ohio.
900 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd
500 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
800 Chino Copper ...
$500 Crucihle Steel Cor. com.
Crucihie Steel. pfd. 800.
zoo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
ZOO nSolidatcd Gas .
Loo Corn Products. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
loo Erie. list pfd.
600 Fed. Min and SIM. pfd
500 General Electric
100 Goodrich. com.
800 Great Northern. ND
400 Great Northern Orc cts.
} @" Illinois Central
1850" iNterboro- Met.
tDo0 Interhoro- Met. pfd.
800 Int. Harvester. com
Int. Paper. pfd.
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FINANCIAL
ASK MR.. BOWMAN"

For information and rates TO Callfor-
MA Expos!tlons before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba-
bly, save you money Tickets by rail
or water to all points. Phone RAN
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HIDE AND WOOL MARKET

VI ANN T. CONDITION.
The market hides IS very firm on ac-
count OF scarcity, and IL IS believed the
market Will continue in this healthy condi-
non for some time. Wool ia also very
active and In good demand
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AUCTION sALES-To-Day
FVALENTINE AUcTIoN
" PHONE MADISON 1908
els EAST BROAD 81
Restaurant Fixtures,
Showcases, Soda
Fountain, Etc.
AT AUCTION

On account of owner having sub
leased the store for other business, and
must give immediate possession, we
will sell on
TUESDAY. JUNE 90. 1915.
at $3.50 o'clock T. NJ
at No. 1881 East Main Street.
two fine slope front Showcases and
Stands. nine Restaurant Tables, thirty
SIX embossed Seat Vienna Chairs. forty
!.unchroom Chairs with arm rest, good
Refrigerator. Solid Marble Lunch
Counter and Steam Table. Coffee and
Steam Urn. Marble Wall Panels. SAM
tary Drinking Fountain. Handsome
Onyx Soda Fountains. Marble Top Soda
Counter. Ice Cream Cabinet Soda
stools, etc; also one large Hot Air Fur
mace and Connections
Sale positive. Goods to be removed
Immediately. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22

In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustees, dated
october ~, 1914, recorded in the clerks
office, lenrico County Circuit Court,
IN ID, 3 2Oi-B. page 237. default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF the
CURED so to do by the holder thereof,
We Will sell by public auction, at the
othce Of the Richmond Real Exchange
No 1913 East Main Street. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 90. 1915,
at IL o'clock NJ,
tho real estate described In said deed,
as follows:
Those certain lots or parcels of land
lying and being In Henrico County, Va.
ment Annex on the south side of Fitz-
hugh Avenue, and bounded and de-
At a point on the south side OF Fitz-
hugh Avenue. distant three hundred
5000 feet west Of the west line OF La
fayette Street; thence, running. west
Fitzhugh Avenue and fronting thereon
eighty (so) fcet ten (10) inches: thence
PACK southwnrdly from said front be-
tween slightly. converging lines (the
eastern line being, parallel with LaFay-
etc Streep one hundred and twenty
fifteen I5) feet wide
Being lots Nos. 49, II and Is. In Block
No II. In the plan OF Monument Annex,
which said plan is recorded in the
clerks office. Iienrico Circuit Court. in
This property is now in the city
limits. located in tho line OF Improve
ment. and should command tho atten-
tion of investors and Spectators
H. T RICHEsoN.
r. l.. CRCTCHFIELD.
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81 ~ bales.

-SN!.i7 bales
Total to-day a, all por,s-Net receipts
'.a.l bales: exports. liza bales:
Total Ter veek-Net receipts ,si.S bales.
exports. $3.50 bales.
Total for season-Net receipts ,oss,s4o
halss; exports. sois.oc3 bales.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. June :l.-Whcat prices broke
20 below s. a bushel to-day. the first time for
the 1875 crop. Slowness OF eNpor, demand
together with northward spread OF ,he
harvest do a good deal TO force the break
Tho market closed steady NJ SIC 10 4itc ul,-
der saturday n.gh.s level. Other leading
STAPLES 100. showed losses-corn, l&Hla.c 10
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BY JOHN T. GODDIN & CO..
Real Estate and Loans
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK RESIDENCE 3os
EAST CLAY STREET

EAST CLAY STREET.
In execution OF a certain deed Of trust
70 the undersigned trustee. bearing date
November 25, 1911. duly recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, In y. b. ol4-
In tho payment of n portion OF the debt
therein secured. and being required by
the noteholder so to do l will sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1915,
at $3.50 o'clock L. NJ,
the above mentioned property described
IN the said deed of trust, as follows:
All mat certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, with the improvements thereon
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Gmond: Va, on the north side OF Clay
Streets. and bounded as follows: be.
ginning at a point on the north line OF
Clay Street "A feet inches east OF It's
intersection with the east line OF Third
street: thence running eastwardly
along and fronting on the north line OF
Clay Street "a feet inches, and ex-
tending back northwardly. at right
to an alley in common 10 feet wide
Tho improvements consists OF a de-
tached two-story and basement brick
residence OF ten rooms
TERMS: Whilst the deed REQUIRES
cash. yet by consent the following
terms will be offered: oce-half cash
balance six and twelve months, nego.
table notes. interest added and secured
by deed of trust on the property.
RICHARD W. JONES,
Trustee
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500 sheep: steady. Sheep. sSsoass+o:
lambs. s6.'SGfo.i 70: springs. s6.eja3sSs.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June Election goods for
tue coming fall season to-day were ordered
cutie freely by Jobbcrs. Many Inquiries
we're mndo 10y bag manufacturers for O.na-
burRs ana brown sheetinys. French buyers
were In tho market for cotton warp stnplc
Iress goods Cotton yarns were steady.
several weli-known lines OF cotton hosiery
were opened for the spring 1916 scuson
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Bic rnnnd Nn Innn
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARIE

CHICAGO, June :,:-Hogs. strong: bulk
sIsoTsI.9: light. E55as7.I9: mixed s7io;I
SIS; heavy. s'.IoTs7N0; rough, sTtoTs7 80:
pigs ss29Isa?2 Cattle. frm; native beef
steer. Ss.SNSeso: Western steers S1O5Tss2j.
cows and heifers. S3a5Hssea: calves kG:0I
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Potatoes. Irish No. !. bushei. 30 to
Dried apries sr!ght shced ..... si4to
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poult-y-Chicken receipts light; market In
good condition. Hcns-dull. Eegs-Markc,
dull; outlook lower: demand very light
5utter-Market firm: receipts light: market
In splendid condition. Country meats re-
main dull. Hides-Market In good active
condition. Wool-Market Arm. Live stock
IN general selling. fine vcais especially.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY r. B. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
RICHMOND. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN CHEs-
TER. VA
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AN 6ATI'TJRACTIyE HOME AND Asou,
FOUR ACRES OF LAND IN ny
VILLAGE EL 4 OF BENSLEY. CHEsTE1R'
ppEtELP 2 SS9GSTY. VIRGINIA, on TIL
ABOUT SIN MILES FROM RIC N T
MOND. AT STOP 81. NTH
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NAVAL STORES.

SANANNAH. Ga. June 2l.-Turpentine.
Uull. 'l4Iiita sales none: receipts ISL
asks: shipments. l3 casks: stocks Ssh
casks Rosin. firm: sales. l.Oaj barrels: re-
r"ipts. 1883 barrels: shipments, 100 barrels:
stocks. 5S.j!I barrels. Quote: a.. B., eyatIS co:
G.. d.. 3.o5: e.. 3.l5; T., $50; c.. 3.6: H.. H.
go: ~. $50: NJ. 40; NJ. $40: VS.. 600;
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81 cIosNd rnrelv .irnt.
NEW YORK,
MIG ling. 8. &c.

Is, June oi.--Port rnovem.,,
c. Exports. AS: bales; stork
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Rrrorted by Rodgers. Plumm.r & Co Inc)
PETERSBURG. VA. June ol.-Spanish-
.nri-crs N0Sk-Markct stcad,. First quail
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%GW YORK. june 2..-Mercan,Ne van4-
@-nsHs :S.teil!ns, sky dag bills A-3 :o-
ne anu. ST., 'or cables si7tSa Rs-
silver, 50. Mexican dollars as Cioverr-ne",
nonGS STEADY railroad bonds arm Time
loans stea1l sixty an. '.inety DAYS 40
ruling rate. ? 49, e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
WHAT PRINCIPALS
HAVE HAD To SAY
WILLARD ANO JOHNSON ENI.
IDENTIFY mn NOT KONM
THEY "sTALiED."

Since the johnson Willard fight
at Havana. fans of the fight game.
sporting authorities aud fighters
have discussed IT, outcome from
every angle imaginable Most au-
thorities nov agree that Johnson
was not In condition but As John
sons trainers insist that the fight
was tlall. a side Hight from the
principals themselves may help To-
clear up the situation The follow
ing statement was made by John
son q few hours after the fight 81
didn't think there was a man In the
world who could stay fifteen rounds
with me Say. the blocking Of that
fellow was the most wonderful |
ever faced They told me No. was
a novice IL he is. wonder what he'll
be- when he gets going he Is SO
earthly biz that a blow won't cf
tcct him 40 all he held me like q
baby and / soon realized that could
wv NNlWlNA WIN HiNis N'f'i l'hlif
cd that he possessed such a know
ledge Of defensive work for al
ways prided myself on my ability
10 block blows. but this willard is
better than myself at those tactics +"
Jess Willard made the following
statement upon his arrival In New
York when first knew that
Johnson was champion ! made up
my mind that ! would win back the
laurpls taken from our race All |
can remember in the confusion fol
lowing the Knockout blow was just
this rive done It," 1T an seems
so unreal To think that am con
sidorcd as somebody for the first
time u my life The crowds which
met the trains and throngcd The
streets rcemcd so strange and un-
real To me knew W could get
In the ring with Johnson would
show what really could do The
first blow hc delivered knew !
had him was not afraid of his
punishment and played with him nt
his own game"
Jack Welsh. one OF tie best known
porting men In the world. who re-
ferreed the battle made the fol
lowing comment. 1.-THE big black
man began 10 weaken in the eighth
round and less wanted 10 tear IN
aud finish him but his manager held
willard back until he knew John
son was gone Then be- instructed
Willard To rush in with an his
strength.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
St. LOUIS FEDS
A SORE BUNCH
MANAGER JAMES ORDERED
THEM To LEAVE HAVANA
ON FIGHT DAY.

ON the day Of the bie fight. fight
followers and athletics we're flock
ing into Havana. that Is excepting
one bunch who. protesting loud
and long. were flooklng out OF
~ ana. Were, ahoy heliberatsly
and Of their own yolitlon leaving
the scene OF the immediate bdttlee
They we're not Being on the ground.
didn't they wish 90 see the nght
They sure ala Who was this bunch
involuntarily taking their dcpa
tureg The 81 Louis Federal base
ball team
Playing In Havana the team was
tickled 10 death with the prospect
OF seeing the fight when Jones is-
sued the order to prepare 90 leave
tor Chicago on the morning of the
fight so that they would arrive in
Chicago In time for the opening
game The team departed, hut n
was a mighty sore bunch which took
the boz for Key West that morn
ing A question remains latter the
boat left whether the managcr oi
the 81 Louis team would not have
rained In fighting spirit and team
loyalty the equal of DIS money bad
bee shown consideration for bis men
and allowed them 90 take udyau.
tage of the opportunity Co see thc
world championship battle