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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
ARRIVED

New YORK. Liverpool Jan T. 70 ih "a American ne
Line. with msls AMI mdse Bar a. 20 ~ I,
Mda,saieo H. trinidad jag ana Baltimore s 20 ~
10 Houston 4 Go. with md'e Bar a. ~ 'V
asls.oai.r np G,go. Jan and GiSrai''I, :, :,
to Bgsk 8 Daniels. n e.ss baI p. a. Tan II
Msyianis lBr1. Gibraltar Jan !. to simpson
sPsn5s Y eI ,F E- N.T.eIiss Jan 2 to Jane,
rfEii,dtlPhsn lBIl. London Jan 70 The Atlantic
f1rt philip tBri. Baltimore Jan 20. 20 funch'
Dtzs 90 IN 9 GU .i.5s,. at J.a .
w,nrb~.ter 4 Co. LII oiarsntine a. - m
Christian Bers lNo,l B.',imp9rs Dec g. to b.T's'
E GO Li pr SSt''B BE- Po2, q spain for Perth
Amhoy sandy Hook At = 35 m r... 70 With
ud.e sandy HOOK al ~ , IL. o.. c,.-.,... Ian
c5f,oaIsn frj Mafseles De p Gihr'l,.I ia.
and Bsrmuda ~ 70 ' ss , nv
Itsn,.'' sindss bsr.e 60 No 90 Port Arthur
Ian NJ 10 he standard OF Co with mise quar-
aa uI,sc ~ S R.ra Jap. M.rsee- De a. Pal
80 as aGd Gibraltar Jan !. % Barber o.
VIZ n ,.,,- hi n.tm,ds Jan 20 to III. Quebec 50
70 eitr mails and mdsc Bar a. II n
M 49, N.1 pot New. .id Norfolk. to the od
Dominion s, 60. with mdss ai.. a. ,.s,r pa "a
II Mar GA,esioa Jan Il, to IAN me southern "a
eh ..,'.9cn,s Nsple. Dee % Gibraltar 20 and Ber-
mada Jan IS 90 simy.oa' spence q iolNs' Win
mos -. nf ixori C.rienss Jan IL ard Mstan1D.
= M The AiunsOn - Line. with sugar b4f a.
/ noon. -, L., g - The
~, Id. :. 90 with hemp Bar a. noon.
! Ctv ~ Columbus. sa'snnah ia. y 70 the
60 :. 60 with mds- quar- AZ - m
4 r1 no C.lteston Jan IS guar al 10 m
Al Val, Ga.resflu Jan - 70 Tie southern
p.riac 90. with ml,s quar- A. '.l' w.
SAILED.
49,, r.,,,t-o. lie de D, Reunion
a. Nf,,..i'iss Madonna fFrl. la P4llice
r,,h,, fBri plymouth Camasuey. Nassau. Ius-
Z Ina tHrI Livergco and "lasso" p fAso. o..
49,. oofr-s -sun Dutch. ---. Nyasss ibri.
=, psiii-e j II Desereut. -- - Pau. Liver
,@oi .mbsiilo- tGressl. Norfolk. htla uitll.
80, Voifsire iRrl bahia. Nehrsskan. London
-. ,nre norfolk and Newport News Occi-
49,. Galveston; Crofion Hal MOnteside0; kspssne
| sFrl. Bordeaux, strsih1sy tBrl' MAIselieo' shI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Bow Swimmer Jars Record.

Boston. Jan. %. Wentworth Mar,
ling. captain Of the Huntington School
swimming team. made what may be ac-
cepted as a national scholastic swim
ming record for 25 yards yesterday.
In a meet against the Harvard fresh
men he covered the distance in IL sec
onds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

ARRIVED.
Rotterdam Jan 2o-Ouo sseFdrlp tNorl, Nss io *,
Gibraltar. Jan 20-Nilstef lbJ' WV i''" ~
Barcelona A.. ~. -
Munteyidoo. Jan le-Tcnnyson Obj. New YORK va
santos -.
Padang Jan lT-Gorontslo tDu,chl New YORK.
Nantes Jan i7-Tlbor (Frl. New YORK ~,
Rg.nos Ayrcr Jan Edward Pierce. New forh
via y Lucia Rio lie Jaueiro. etc. -.
Barbadas Jan g2-Buyo Maru tJapl h0h'ioeo
Tor Ne. York ard Baltimore.
London Jan 22-MOngoie, View lorh' nAm'a'o
iBegl New York.
SAILED.
London. Jan 2s-T1ka,s Msru jap. New ffS
garry Ian 2l-Caidergrpve (Brl. NV YORK 49,
=, Vincent c v Jan 22-Crewe Hal lbD UEom
New Yorkl Madras.
PASSED.
prayie Point. Jan 22-Healdtcn. R%tefdan VIA
Downs fur New YORK ".
Isle OF wight. Jan 22.Hesdchne lBrl Nsm ,orA
for Tyne Rockpool (brl, new fors lof O"n''"i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Yale Freshman Five Wins.

s,e"t.st Point, n. y, Jan. 22.-Yale's
piinn.an i've defeated the Army's
CON-, con- Team, % 10 10, on the basketball
A. ms afternoon. The cadets won
Il, POLO from Durland's Cock Robi,'
The :. ~ to 6. The hockey game with
be- Regiment team was called off
's'suse Of soft ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
TRANSPACIEiC MAILS.

frlo,. General PostorHcs. 80 .. m
Tahiti M.rauesn Cook Islands. New Tea a..
land. Australia VIA san ifanelseo ,p
Japan. Core'' 'h'N' VIZ ''"''''' -. Jan 20
Gum via San Franciscol-U TrenspoI Jan 81
Hawaii. samoan Isisnds AusIaha. Hr~ HeA- -. +,
lad (us San Francisco --sieu. ....-s, .feo .
us~su Fill Islands. New Zeasnd. husH.nA q,
tra vancouver and Victoria. u C-MAAufa'fe0 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Swarthmore Five Wins.

West Point, y. Y, Jan. 22.-swarth,
roore won from the Army at basketball
today in one Of the best games ever
nIaved here. by score OF 10 10 IL.
The teams went fifteen minutes IN the
first half without score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Rod Sox at Bargain Rates.

II is said that Joseph Lannin, OF the
worlds champions. Will limit the price
OF the costliest seat 1T Fenway fArh
10 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Forecasts for Special lsesllue'.-t.fern ne

YORK. Delaware. East Pennsyls,nis. New Jersey
Fair colder sunday Monday fair.
West yirgnis. Western Pruns,lranis western
New York-Fair colder sunday. MONDAY iho's"-
az ,ioudincss probably rain or -no"
Georgia Florida. Alabama-Fnr. shshuJ ooinef
Su ~ an Ts,s Enrlani-Far. colder sunday and
Northern New England-Partly cloudy and COLDER
sunday probably iocsi SHOWS Nonss IAN co''s'
IN Maine $500, .,s. s,,
"s 1Y,h Caro..na pi.,ri-, ~ Columnis. Maryland.
ytrrul.-Fair colder SUNDAY. Monday 'air.
Io,,l omelsI Rscord-The following or-cial recor,
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IA me
temperature for the last tpeny four houS. IN com
n,rison ,,ith the corresponding date Of last yesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
IMMATURE ALMANAC.


~, unned stst.s Coast and Geodeiie sur'eJ)
spnh.. -.i7 Moon rises IA mi st2
lur.e. 90 Moons age .......- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

mosa tBrl. Boston: Bur.tAd tNorl. la Guayra
r,,ca,si. 'Greekl- Nee. Rome FRI. Hora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

HIshest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees at
noorT. loWest q degrees at midnight average
yesterday % deg-e- average for corresponding date
last vsar a degrees average for corresponding date
last thirty three years. 80 degrees
Barometer Readings.
- m. 3o.Os ?. m....2oI 50 .... 80
Humidity.
50 n. 80 o n...... ~ sp m...... ST.
LEGAL Fsreeast.-Fsir and eolie, to-day. fresh %
strong northwest winds fair tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

No man whose soul Is inclined 10
culver under pressure has much OF a
championship class. Travis and Ouimet
nave this same ability to STICK aiohg
WIZ whatever fate they meet, and OF
ne younger golfers Phil Carter has u
remarkable degree. In O matcn
IN Max Marston at the Nauonal
St'ter was 8 down and 6 TO play, but
refused u even consider loafng or
satg up, and was rewarded WIN 4
''h On az extra hole.
lhe golfer who knows that anything
.sh happen IN golf, who has noted any
lumber OF sudden breaks and who is
.o.e 70 apply this experience and TINS
ssssO~ledge TO his own play has big
.Nahtage. He has a big advantage
,'. y ssys-in actually getting away
I.'n freak shots and in the impression
~ uelivers 70 his opponent. To meet
=, man who you know has no intention
qVlt,ing al any stage of the match
certainly no relief.
~ me last amateur championship, in
o.. Narston-Guilford match, Guilford
away running and won four OF the
atN i've holes. Later on Marston
SSH MS man and won the match.
tnnnyway," ssid Guilford to Travers. 81
Jsus on TO him" at strikes me-" said
Q. ~ MAT he was the one who hung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

Herbert Vollmer, the flying Mercury
Foot swimmer, who shattered all rec
ords for $50 yards two weeks ago, -
preparing TO attack the worlds stand
ard Of 2 minutes % 2-5 seconds for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17

Templat 1f America SCORES Hr .u
formal receptions So the visitor. were
I"id durir- 'h, day WHO FORMAL
"p,uIus OF the uU,outiou. howe, ,r
wall ho hold tonight 300 ih, tufu col
iu impressive reception go SIR l,o IS
Smith uf pittsburgh. actlrl sraud
master Tho c"nclaNc ~ CLOSE nc>
saturday
The acting mead uf the order VIII
Doc received al the railroad tafiuu
hs me grand uummaudcrN Of Gale
lorna ana escorted 60 h- MOTEL
headquarters through q double l:uo
90 .If3Jmod Sir knights
en- commcmoru,iou 90 tho .outcu-
Mai anniversary a special devotional
service hes been arranged tu nr h,li
dut.ua tho Vru, mo,tur. tn.
Ncry Eminent -r 10. Henry o.
Freeman grand pr,ia'r OFF Tr.. -
s.. has u', elected tu .Yrl|" fU
ceremonial
Tn, yuut.r.uE OF RIO, .,.
.os..,u- uf the rttud .tmpm.n.
u'Nt Tuesday N.I Boz, preceded .s iuu
Knight. T'mrJur parade tb, uur,
.lp military .ppr'Icl, u,.I ,...
..upIl. Floral tui .IrD'r. l ll
Jd' .lNd'. ,NH... .u ..rIu.f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17
Half a Dozen Handsome New
Fronts Going in on Central
Avenue With Interior I'M
provements to Match.
TOTAL OF OPERATIONS
AMOUNTS TO $50. 900
State National Bank to Have
Practically New Building
Two Big Garages to be Ad-
ded 20 List at Once.

Nur. mpya. "mout In rottl 'u,.
u,.. houses wi, pee a.. emphasized
r.ug tur present summer IMAM ION
.t,rll years past aud tho nu.idiug
.,iU.- are buster u the N~lnuquyrHHo
..t1| district Than thoy have been pt
u Hurr during me past tI." years
IU. total Of -tur, Improvement
.Uu.l 90 under way aud q" Doe ON
.I,'.I dur.ug july Do August u""
$50 600. ANA other Iupr"
..| being considered u%ruuuh'. "7Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17

office rnidIug nr 'n. ~'H'tW"n \
DunIauiy loan company uu -'."'i
street rh. VI. ul.. 'H' Fi''u'
0uuI OF tuIH ni'IuIns I.I is. I'd"
drop doubling th' present "u"r .t'.'
Another utctI.r luurH. 'u..U. N''I .
10, nuIldiul uI t nID.UIu.n. .." fni
di-pIa, Huut 100 tn, u,u i.0|u. 'h'
BALDWIN Piano uwrHu. ~' 'na
and ,,..t
Th. nNuI,. I..riH. . "
m'au. HII' vhtlD ih, i,flI ..Hfu'.
riuut jag, is pu The, wr..I.' T.."
forced concrete foundation iuu 'l'
now Hru. k,ilv piout are J0|' ....
photo ANA "a, wall. Of 'h. uH. Who.
tlr grocery house VIII .uuY N' f.U
The second story addition r. .U
O. hurl'- Ilf.ld ,nupou, ,I.r Dr. nlN.ns
pIu.rvs.
NrV garages among 'h"
largest 900 'Io state. oro Co. nr conn.
uIot'd during 90, suWm, prc of
th.s' 100 Fuurth and copper. ls uov
N,l under way and work uu thr
uth,t ut Fiith and cold VIII begin
100 e t,N weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17

.t.c drlls and athletic contests win
be- h'lj during the week
Tn, W,ctiuG this ,oaf is 'ht third
tf|ouuIuI uonviuVc uf the order Go Toe
hold ON GO, Pacific coast ana thc
Hg4, % Los Angeles.
Practically ~ ,ummaGdcties 10
'hc United states jurisdiction includ.
lua Alaska t%ionululu' n the PM
Ipplnvs viii be represented Repre-.
soutatives from the grand priorios 90
canada and ireland and a Masonio
DELEGATION from Mexico were cN-
Ut..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17
Keeper of Disorderly House
and Alleged Inmate Fined

STR. Roman uaci was fouud guilty
.. conducting q dlaurd,rlt house va
'h" c.'s court today Sh" was med
$685. The house be- uu East central
avenue
Winnie smith caught u OBJ, house
was 'uHul entity Of d..urdotlr cons
II.' % .a- uund $40 and SEN
fenced Goo wrIi, days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17
Handsome Building in Pure
Gothic Architecture. 100 by
lag Feet. Will be Ready for
Use January |,
BACK FAITH IN CITY
WITH BIG INVESTMENT
Only Will Build Com.
pany Home" Says Rosling-
ton, But We Stand Ready
to Advance Funds for Others
to Build"


fenunts of the % t.'n''' i"l' 'n-
-1tau'' '"mpan>'s .I"p''t. az the
."'u,r &C Ihlrd stt'.' % ''ld ave-
nf'. nave r'ceiN"d "''..' '' ''''''
N'sI-l when ln' ~'''i''U'"'
company VIII upcn 'i". ana I'' Ut"
contract ion iinim"o.'i' '"netru''
OF Do hand-"In" h"u'. "lI.' h''I'lnt
% '"hlia'' VIII H. I'' me '"'''
.n- complete u ro.|F Toy "'. uuth''
uH january F W.
PAN, for the new .INalUr. which
.u, director. uf a., occidental Lite
huto had under ..usid.ratlon tor
-,ru time. nov nav. n,,u Uually ape
proved They call tuf 20 uu'--tutl
.ir..,ur. .r pur- q .frl. architecture.
l.r JOS Ii- feet o,,. 4U.. surrounded
"A. Il.lt .fiect sut .u D.ld tN,uuu
q l"op arcade, n' finished 100
terra GOTTA ana VIII White TIE l""i
ION. throughout To- '|j.Hl NI' ''
ni massive .uustgu.. .'- .'n'" tt
tIsn.i.'i and iiupr' $500 aud D. WI
~, HHt uu'N one OF '' largest 900 il'"r
.r'1 HUi "n" Of a.. MOST ~"uraD'it"
la AT. u'IIu" u fIh ih" pii'e
at 90 .fI'- "f ado IlI'tu-- which
Itt. ''.H 'h' Nor. -.HtInH OF 'H'
CTS
Tu, ti-,r part Oh. .U, u,V aH.IdIug
U.I n, ..t,ryrd e.. p .I 'b, p,.I-
dculaI companies, ...r and Nrv Wiih
tul.. provision i"l expansion, e" thHt
b., HI. meet aI I..~N|i"uuyu'~ "i a
u'Iuu "''.. nuIdi.- Cor To" COM
ItuI.. ''l .rIi~ t. 'u' oven sh"uld
t"'II uI' 'ni Hdpid "'uW'h ID" nnir-
t.lu'| ~ IS U. l" ltI agent
l.r the occidental '.l. wuo now lu~
uIlDu. U '.' lnI .u building "il
ha.u offices log 3D.. Now 'illd'nH ~
vI. che N,.I"ru .."ri1IE' COMPANY
uul 'O' '.'E EI' 'rI. .uwluu> DO,
..'h uI Wu.. .uluHuI'. D'NtE'
Iu.'Inaf.U general manager uf 'h'
''. dental . 'H. ..u''"'l.i- Ns"r'
l" adobe .H Ih'r. "II H' ''Hi @''r"
..d u''.u roor. '.r r'n' These "|Il
u'. u'i''.. however .n'N 'n'
.ulld.t. reads ''r use Tho '''.'
proposed cost of 'I" '.ildIn- VIII mot
ID, announced '. tH. ."n'''.' H'
u.,n .''.
W, are rul.ua huIi million
dyIlti. 30 m.r. into Sew N,NI.'
,E,IN ..bt U.I It,,tul ~ 100 fhI.
state. od 40. I|.u-lugtun TODAY, 100
auuu1u.ul- ruIo'iuu ur lrrHup,.
meul- for %, puIIl.ug IuI W
feel THAT OBJ, .. hn. COM, '.I lhr
u,uuru hpm, . them own III A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-17
Man Fined for Beating His
Landlady Out Of Board Bill

Htss,lI ,naou,y was arroiguod IN
the ,.iy .uur' this morning charged
with ~JorrludIuE q boarding lolso
Keeper Tie wa. fined 81 ,r if.'au
days ~ IAN
The sun., 1916-08-22

No better reflection could he desired
as 20 what the war and its consequent
tide OF prosperity have mean to The
equipment companies Of the country
thar the fact that Wall Street H. Geuer-
ally expecting the directors OF the Amer
can Locomotive Company 20 pat the
COMMON stock or a dividend basis at
meeting Tomorrow. Various est!-
mates have been made as to VIVA: the
rate will be. hut the Street seems to ex-
pect that Il, will be no. less than 6 per
cen a year, and that perhaps an extra
also will be declared, The company
earned more than So per cen on its
stock for the fscal year ended June 80,
1916. aga!ns, a deficit 81 &3c&I,?So the
year previous, No dividends have been
paid on the common stock since 1905.
when > per cent. was paid. l; was one
Of the strongest issues on the ,.st yes
terday. advancing from an opening Of
70 TO 767s. where il closed. up a. points.
The sun., 1916-08-22

In spite Of the fact that the Boston
and Albany has been more accustomed
10 reporting deficits than SURPRISES for
tn" last few years. the company has an
exceptionally good dividend record, dat
lug far back beyond the New York Cen.
ira. Lease in 1910. which guaranteed
among other things the payment OF the
subsidiary roads dividends, The Boston
and Albany originally consisted Of two
railroads. the Boston and Westchcst.,
and the Western. The former com-
menced its dividend payments in 1898
with the modest disbursement or So. 900.
or . per cent. on It's capital stock, From
that time Il increased its rate rapid,
until II WAS paving as high RS 10 per
cent. a year, In 1865 It was console
dated with the Western. Tho latter com
nsnced its dividend payments In 1884
at the rate of , per cent. and PAID as
high as 10 per cent, up to the time OF
It's consolidation with tho Boston and
Westrhcster. In al a total uf Si07.ia9.-
GOO has been paid In dividends by the
property. no: Including several millions
Of dollars d.sbursed as stock dividends.
The sun., 1916-08-22

United states Steel common and Read
ing did efficient teamwork In leading
the market UP to the heights. although
other rails proved to be but hal;ing fo.-
lowers. Steel achieved the distinction
predicted for II earlier in the day. that
II would reach 95. Just before the clos
ing there were sales OF 1900 shares at
?+H. $500 at Hh. 200 at s5 and 1900
at e+1s. The las. sale was 1900 shares
at %. which Is the highest price at
which the stock has ever sold. the record
previous to to-day's session having been
9+7s. In 1909. Sales ,otalled nearly 160-
900 shares. Why the stock advanced In
this fashion furnished another mystery.
the key 10 which Is perhaps the scarcity
OF the stock available. II Is a fact that
opnside-ab blocks were sold for private
account from the foreign supply. pre-
sumably bought at attractive prices for
investment and not readily relinQuished
at u few points advance. especially when
prophecies are heard on all hands that
the price will reach par by the end Of
the month.
The sun., 1916-08-22
Cost OF an E~xperiment.

II might turn out a costly experiment
indeed. Wall Street pointed out yestcr.
day. should circumstances take tho
curse that President Ripley of the
Atchison states he would welcome.
conditions are such now that ! would
welcome n strike" he says. III "A small
number of men can block the country's
busins ~ the country should know II. and
the sooner the better. ! believe a strike
could be broken In thirty days" Even
thirty days OF a general railroad strike
might well he far too big a price to pay
for educating the country to a full sig
n%if1cance OF the threats of labor.
The sun., 1916-08-22

The market In privileges on the New
street curb was ~unwontedly active yes
tcrday az "a consequence VI stv,h move
men;s. Puts were offered on 1000
shares Of steel common LIZ down at
1925 each. and 1000 shares were odd |
down from 93ia. Calls on Steel could
he and were bought . up. but they We're
limited. There were occasional sales Of
calls On Mexican Petroleum and United
Fruit 10 points up. and there was sone
business in Anaconda calls 2i- points
IN. Reading calls cannot be- bought.
according TO one dealer. better than 6
points VI for 80 days at $l25 each.
The sun., 1916-08-22

Brokers commented on the fact tina,
Steel has been an unllquidated stock for
many months. When spectators were
selling Crucible. Baldwin. Westinghouse
and all OF the Other war Industrial stocks
whenever they looked shaky they have
teen purchasing Steel. The am has
been true with the public. which has
always chung ~obstinately to their S;esl
holdings. refusing to part with them
even on the advice OF their brokers. con-
tending that the judgment of the late
]. u. Morgan regarding what the stock
would one day 10 was better han tina
q. airy one else.
The sun., 1916-08-22
Japan's Wheat Above Average.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 2l.--A cab!egram
from the international Institute OF Az
r!cuiture. Rome. Italy. gives the pro
duction Of wheat in Japan as 2i.iii.000
bushels. or S&.S per cent. Of las. years
crop. and l01.2 per cent. OF a Ave year
average production OF barley as 3d.
$4,000 bushels. or 90 per cent. of last
years crop. and i02 per cent. OF "A Ave
year average. Production in England
and Wales. compared with "A five year
average. Is for wheat 9S per cent. for
barley 81 and for oats 95 per cent.
The sun., 1916-08-22
Record Crude on Production,

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. Tho worlds
production of crude petroleum in 1915,
t~"d.>?:,G,3 barrels, wa, Mrruriins IL
IN" Geological Survc$, g'catcr by -,
lsi.3o7 barrels than Tie previous hisi
record In 1914.
The sun., 1916-08-22
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.

To-day
American Power & IiEht...........
'rSs'rnt P1pe Line .,,.,,,........ ISc
Wednesday,
American Window Glass pr. ......... a.
Federal Min 4 Smelt ~. ...........
thursday
United Cigars Mig ~
The sun., 1916-08-22
Henry clews& go.

~. 10, 10. II and 10 BROAD ST:
- MIXERS y. z. STOCK EXCHANGE
:heks, Bonds and lnvestmsnt Securities
ltrsht and so!d on commission. Also carried
u conservative terms. Deposit Accounts
nt,iyed SUBJECT to check Al sight.
u terest rsid on daily balances.
BRANCH OFFICES
10 Ftnh Ave. 953 Third Ave.
ll.2 broadway. o. Warren 81.
- ' mon square. Ia Court St, bklyD,
The sun., 1916-08-22
PARIS MARKET

r>Rl> Aus 90 l'r.,.
franIs 10 '~utlu'- fa. tr
l~rAcr, - fr,u"- - ,.n.Nn
cent. loan. - france ~ rens,..
The sun., 1916-08-22

sOdd lots.
Total sales TODAY, S5l 400 shares, Same day 1915. 90lS00 January l to
date. TO-, O3o 10. Same period 1915. 927sl.900.
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Alaska. In Sumdum Bay a hundred or
more may be seen along the walls. The
scenery is of the widest description
and the p%lunging bergs keep the ford
roaring like some vast foundry Of the
gods. Further north the Taku Glacier
stretches a mile wide along Taku Ray.
tho largest o: for,y-hve Ice streams
emHtying their gorgeous colored bergs
In the path of the steamer
At the bottom of n shccr 5000 foot
mountain juneau has cnsconccd itself
AS ;he capital Of Alaska and is "a well
built city. although there couldn't he
founda naturally Level spot on which 10
'l1c" a single large building. The
townspeople are up TO date. phenomenally
neal by and entirely sane despite the
rush created past " the dis.ric. and it's
present dependence on gold mining.
After leaving Juneau there is an all
day trip up Lynn Canal 70 SkaGway. .hc
end Of the journey and he best known
town in Alaska In tho wild days Of
as Skagway vas tho door through
which all the trail hit ers struck for tn
GOLD fields. taking the line o. the present
White Pass and Yukon Railway. The
Canadian Parit" steamers r.. main lonc
enough for the passengers 20 take the
road as far as White Pass. or M TO
White Horse. II "A sufficient number wish
10 explore the peaks. the gorges and
glaciers OF the north country. The
round trip from Vancouver lasts nine
days.
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commanding the most beautiful view in
the White Mountains. Sunrises and sunset,
are nowhere equailcd, service of the best.
Golf, lawn ports, boating and fishing. Or
chestra, Booklet, Robert Kent James, Man
ager. ,AsIuam Lakes. Holdrrncss. \. H..
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foot totem poles and a modern hospital
hard by the cedar lodges Of the kwat-
iutis.
At evening Queen Charlotte Sound is
reached and for the first and only occa-
sion during the trip the vessel rides
open water. while the whale spouts In
the ofing and :hc hisking shark lies In
the last sunshine.
River Inlet. Manu-. Bella Bella, Mil
bank Sound. Finlayson channel. all slip
10y In the night as the ship steams north
ward. Morning brings swanson Bay.
where there is an immense mill turning
Douglas frs into paper PUN.
Al the Mouth OF the Skecna a fleet
" salmon boats is encountered and pas
scngcrs leave for many points on the
river. which is nayisauie FOR $50 miles.
cape Fox marks the southern point
o' Alaska. and soon ketrhikan is
reached. a modern town planted IN the
most difficult % h!l'y ground. Copper
has made ~Kctchikau, but the tourist will
perhaps he mere Interested IN the van
ish!N- Indian witt his woven baskets
han IN the advancing W.1cr.
WraOgell NIrrpws .s Il fascinating and
prlscleS' ~shldnN!ard. Wnc-, the vessel
goes zoo slowly through The winding
channel TO h'aIk the reflections Of tire
inidn Shit sun m the solemn northern
waters, At ~, end Of tie passage
glaciers are sighted for the first time.
These ic, rivers are characteristic Of
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li,,,nr,A ha k'at" book and map on APP
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