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Morris tribune., 1916-06-09
CITY NEWS ITEMS

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FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. Mrs.
F. Malmberg, Gil w. Seventh St.
If.
Try our maple clippings. The best
warm weather fuel Stone Imple-
ment Co. ~. sa adv.
Mrs. Feodor Mann went to Donnelly
Saturday for a brief visit at the home
of her parents.
Miss Annice Dablow is home for her
summer vacation having finished the
season as trimmer in a Chokio millin-
cry store.
Mrs. R. j. Batter and son returned
to Royalton yesterday after a brief
visit at the home of Mrs. Batzer's
parents, Judge and Mrs. Stenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dushek went
to Minneapolis yesterday to visit
friends and look after the purchase of
some of the furnishings for the new
hotel annex.
r. D. Vermillion has improved the
interior appearance of his barber
shop on upper Atlantic avenue by ad-
ding a fresh coat of white paint.
Panel wainscoating was also included
in the decorative scheme. Mr.. YER
million came here from Aberdeen some
months ago and bought the place from
Charlie Miller.
C. H. Stinson came over from
WatertoWn, S. D., last week and
spent few days with his brother
assisting in settling up some of the
Stinson affairs. He stated consider
able rain had fallen at Watertown but
crop prospects were favorable and the
business outlook bright. According
to Mr.. Stinson Watertown is one of
the best little cities in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvald Siverts came
down from their tarm in North Dakota
this week and will make their home
in this city. They will live at 1105
Pacific avenue, and be at home to
their friends after July / Mrs.
Siverts is spending few days this
week at the home of her parents at
Barry pending the arrival of the Siv-
erts household goods. Mr.. Siverts
will assist his brother in the opera
tion of the cement block factory
which they leased from the late
Frank Marmberg.
Adolph Zachman, assistant cashier
at the Citizens Bank, has rendered his
resignation and for the present will
remain at his home in st. Paul. Mr..
Zachman went to St. Paul several
weeks ago to assist his father in the
wholesale house during which time he
decided not to return to Morris. 1t
is understood he expects to became
cashier of a new bank about to be
started near st. Paul. "Mr. Zach
ann was a good man and we are sorry
to lose him." said Banker Siverts in
discussing the matter Wednesday af-
ternoon. Clifton Sampson, of Elbow
Lake, who has been assisting at the
bank during Mr.. Zachman's absence,
will remain on the job. He comes
from family of bankers and is we'll
qualified for the place.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

FURNISHED ROOMS - Furnished
rooms for rent. Inquire of Mrs C.
W. Meekins, next door east of Citi-
zens bank.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale.
Write for prices and terms. Little
Falls Business College, Little Falls,
MINI.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

ROOMS FOR Three. large
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
ing; with light and phone; rent
reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. Frank
Haight, 1917 Pacific avenue. If
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Next Sunday we intend to celebrate
our annual mission festival in the
grove of Mr.. Rode, one block east of
the old Lincoln school. You are
cordially invited.
Gustav A. Pilgrim, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

FROG LAKE LUTHERAN
Services will be held at the Frog
Lake Lutheran church next Sunday
at II a. M, and at Long Lake at
3 p. m.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09
To the Public

81 have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
six months, and it affords me pleasure
to say have never used a remedy
that did me so much good. Mrs.
C. E. Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamber
lain's Tablets are obtainable every
where. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

FOR SALE-I have several thousand
acres of fruit and clover land in
Wisconsin for sale cheap and on which
l can give good terms. Address NJ.
P. McNalIy Land Co., Chokio, MINI:
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09
LUTHERAN SYNOD

Morning service at Morris at 100
conducted in the Scandinavian Ian
guage. p
At Hancock service at 3 p. m.
Confirmation class meets at Morris
Saturday forenoon at 10. y"
j. Thornell, pastor.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09
LUTHERAN FREE


Pentecostal services will be held
as follows:
Union services for Scandal and St.
Petri at Cyrus.
Sunday morning at 1890 and af-
ternoon at 800 p. m:
Morris church Sunday at 7 as p. m.
Kongsvinger church Monday at II
a. m.
The Ladies' Aid of the Morris
church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Peter Brandt Friday,
June 9th at 3 100 p. m. You are
cordially invited.
A. Olson, Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Morning subject, Gospel to the
Child"
Evening, Special program of sing
ing and recitations by the children
and friends of Sunday school,.
Sunday school at II AS a. m.
This is Children's Day and you are
specially invited.
Thursday at 8 pm, prayer service
Friday, June 9th, ice cream social
on church lawn by the Epworth
League. Henry hobbs, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

GASOLINE international,
2 horse power, in good condition.
For sale at Tribune office.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

WANTED.-June IL or before, girl
for kitchen work; $50 per month.
University Farm, Morris.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

Mrs. Feodor Mann went to Donnelly
Saturday for a brief visit at the home
of her parents.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. Mrs.
F. Malmberg, Gil W.. Seventh St.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

Miss Annice Dablow is home for her
summer vacation having finished the
season as trimmer in a Chokio millin-
cry store.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

Mrs. R. ]. Batter and son returned
to Royalton yesterday after a brief
visit at the home of Mrs. Batzer's
parents, Judge and Mrs. Stenger.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

Try our maple clippings. The best
warm weather fuel Stone Imple-.
ment Co. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

WANTED ALI kinds of scrap iron.
Will pay So a ton. See Jacob
Rudnicki, Morris.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dushek went
to Minneapolis yesterday to visit
friends and look after the purchase of
some of the furnishings for the new
hotel annex.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

BALED HAY for sale. Call on Jas.
Griffith, drayman. ~
Morris tribune., 1916-06-09

PURITY SOOTLESS "The Best of
Best by Actual Test. Lampert Lum-
Der Co. advtf.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Watching the
ScOreboard
YEsTERDAY,s HERot

Wild Bill Donovan. when the
Yankees dropped n notch to their
most dangerous rivals, and Nick
Culiop fell unconscious with
torn Igamcnt. and Ray Caldwell
limped from the field with an in
tured knee cap, Bili pulled the
old Donovan smile that won't
admit defeat.
Davy Robertson caught one on the
nose at 80. Louis which would be GO
Ing yet ~ there hadn't been n fence
some 900 feet away. Ia was a rec
ord homer for the Mound city.
Iris Speaker spIIied the beans for
the Lee Fohlies In Washington when
run come across.
Young Meyers, Connie Mack's one
pitcher, famed 10 white sox, hut
lost his game when his mates failed
an usual.
Detroit. Chicago and Boston all
moved closer as the Yankees fell.
Charley Herrog wants 20 buy him
self. He offered his boss $4,000 TO
set him free. Nothing doing, Garry
says.
Jawn McGrnw wns walking off the
heId at 81. Louis under order. from
General Bob Emsiie. Miller Hug
gins didn't think he was walking
fast enough. suppose you set the
pace for him. Emslie suggested
Huggins Joined Jawn In "a shower
Hube OIdrinx caught the rattl.r
out of his home town yesterday and
was right Mt home when the Yankee.
Iost. IL reminded him of recent tim = .
with the Athletics
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
What May Happen
In Scores Today
DETROIT BOATS
RACE WE'LL AT
BAY REGATTA

PUTIN.BAY. O., July ls.-Detroit
yachtsmen are Jubilant this morning
over the showing they made in the
first days racing at the Put.in-Bay
regatta They came as close TO
cleanup as would be possible in
regatta the size ~ this one In the
division OF club cat boats.
Kramer and Smith took hrst and
second. and Detroiters won almost
all the other places. In the race for
2l-footers. Rumncy in Camella led
the field. and other Detroiters took
all the places. In the yawl race,
Jerome piloted Nahma home In
front. Miller won the dory class
Cleveland showed strong in the pow.
erboat racing, but Hotchers express
cruiser. Betty VI I. l., won It's race.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
LARGE FIELD
FOR BIG STAKE
ID. & c. Race. Feature Event
of Afternoon, Draws IL
Entries

The ID. & G. stake. which will fea-
ture the Windsor running meeting
this afternoon. will share the fast
track and excellent racing condi-
tions with the other feature races
OF the meeting. Never has the
weather been better 10 the bangtails,
although there are few mudders
across the river that have been de-
MED chance for their specially.
There are IL entries In the d. a
c.. In which the three-year-olds and
up will race one mile for 81 800.
and most OF them are popular
horses. Irish Gentleman and King
CORN are highly favored. and
Squeeler Is certain to draw lot
OF wagers.
There will be plenty Of long dis
tance racing today. Both the stake
race and the NTH go for one mile.
and the sixth aud seventh are for
mile and sixteenth. Baby Cal.
winner Saturday over Greetings and
some other favored steeds. is in the
seventh with n feather on his back.
Another OF Saturdays winners that
will be watched today is Jane
Straith, who paid well in the other
start.
One OF the finest races Monday
was that run by Greetings. who was
involved in a field OF unusual speed.
Collins lay back and let the field
'ght II out 10 the stretch, and then
plowed through IN style that showed
the real class. The victory was
popular. a. were those OF Recluse
and Blind baggage.
The best price OF the day was
paid by Ray o Light, in the sew
enth race. A ticket on the Ray was
worth $56l0 for 81
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Yank Star Flinger r
Tears Ligament;
Many Hurt

NEW YORK. July 19.-Fate had
shuffled the cards for several
American and one National league
team today with disastrous results.
dealing the already stricken Van.
KEGS another blow and cutting down
the batteries OF no less than five
teams.
Pitching In the second inning OF
tho game against Detroit, Nick Cul.
lop. the Yankees most dependable
twirler. fell to the ground with a
torn ligament which va keep him
from the game for weeks. In the
same game Ray Caldwell stopped a
hot liner with his kneecap and
limpcd from the field a cripple for
few DAYS. az least.
Wallles Schang, the Athletics
plucky catcher, crashed into the
grandstand in pursuit ~ foul ball,
fractured his jawbone and possibly
his skull.
Oevr in Boston. Hank SEVERED. Of
the st. Louis Browns. colllded with
Babe Ruth at the plate and was
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Cullop Will Be Out of
Game for Many Davs

knocked out, while the last battery
man 10 suffer was Jimmy Archer
OF The Cubs, who smashed a finger
IN stopping a foul tip.
The Dodgers opened up an even
wider gap on the struggling Ma.
uonal league field when they wer,
presented their game with Chicago.
3 10 o. Joe Tinker started a row
which wound UP in the game being
forfeited 70 Brooklyn and tho Cubs
fined 81 900.
The Yankees. reeling under the
last blows OF their link. succuro bod
10 the twirling OF Willie Mitchell -
the Tigers. and let the Red and
White sox creep closer 10 tho lead
ership.
Donovan's team must faco tho
strong western clubs within week
minus their three best pitchers
their two hardest hitting infelders
and az least one % their star out
1elders
Playing better ball than they have
played all season. the world cham
pion Red Sox are climbing stesd<
toward the top az they swing cat
the half way mark. while De'rnr
and Chicago are IN position fr
make things unpleasant for any club
ahead of them.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
F, COTCH CAN'T
DEFEND TITLE
Broken Leg Ends All Chance
For Bout With Joe
Stecher

KENOSHA. Wis, July 19.-Frank
Gotch. worlds wrestling champion
was laid up here today with a
broken ankle and all chance OF get
ting Gotch into a match with Joe
Stecher, Omaha grappler. in the
near future, has faded. Gotoh snap
ped the fbula OF his left leg in
an exhibition bout here last night
with his trainer. Bob Managofr. OF
Chicago. The injury was OF such 4
nature that Gotch was taken 10 a
hospital. He Will probably be re
moved 10 Chicago in few days.
II will be necessary for him 10 can
Gel his theatrical engagements for a
great part OF the summer.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
They Don't Exist.

capable third baseman
making all
who Is
shortstop life Cleveland has sought
unable
than Terry ranpanted shortstop
Gardner shostop
second The still cling
Eddie capable performer
Connie Mack
position third base and his
position.
them ALL
third all his life because there really place else for him
can't held at third We think lot of Witt here in Detroit but here
. a
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
National League.
ST NDINt.

Innings ! . q 5s.ss RHE
Brooklyn % 0 o % . 0-4 3
Chicago % 0 % Ct 8 .
Umpire Byron forfeited game 10
BROOKLYN 20 on account argument
by Manager Tinker.
Batteries-NarqIar Coombs and
Meyers Mcconnell and Archer.
Vaughn, Seaton. Fisher Tmpires-
Byron and ,QliEley
Innings ! 25i 7ss RHE
Boston % o o % o IL & /
Cincinnati % 0 .-s /
Batterles-Ragon H4Ehca and Ty-
Ter. Gywdy schneider and Wings
pires-E EAson and O Day
Innings l > 345s 50 RHF
New York 0 o o o ~ 2
st Louis % Z o o ! .-5Ii /
BatterIcs--Porrttt Anderson aud
Rariden, steel. Ames and Gonzales
Tup pires--klen and Euslte
Philadelphia r ttsburg Postponed.
wet grounds
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
WHY is a Thirdbaseman.

infelder batting
He will thrd
OF his
he Will
world will be laid at his feet The
existed
world Without undue
be natural
is club In the
all strong at the final jog In the
baseball IL the
that the only TO possess even pas
capable short second
and good third baseHen
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
oan Tigers Into Doubeeader Today Yas Lose Nick Cuno
This Inning
Won for Detroit

THTRD-DETRoIT doubled
10 left Bush hunted safely along
third base. vitt going 10 third;
Rush went TO second Hellman
was hit by n pitched ball. At
this point Markfe was taken out
OF the box and Caldwell replaced
him. Cobb singled to right. Bush
scoring, Heilman went TO third
and cobb second on the play.
veach sent long ny to High,
Heilman scoring and Cobb going
TO third. Burns went out. Cald-
we'll TO Pipp and Cobb was doub-
Led at the plate: Pip to Walters,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
GOLFER, 10. EQUALS
PROS BEST MARK

ATLANTA, Ga, July l9.-
Gangway for Bob Jones, aged lS.
the newest golfing prodigy. This
juvenile wizard OF the links
boasts a membership in the East
Lake Country club here and re-
Gently turned in a card OF ss on
the 6,4e4-yard links Of the organ.
ization. This ties tae profession.
al record for the course made by
Stewart Maiden.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Merciless Bill Carrigan
Orders Two Games Today
William Has No Mercy
for His Travel
Worn Guests

BOSTON, July l9-Bill Carrigan
+. In an awful hurry TO reach hrs.
place in the American league race.
He h just one day behind his
schedule. Last season he landed A
year ago Yesterday and never was
dragged down. In his haste he has
shown no mercy. THIS morning he
informed the Tigers that they must
prepare for a doub,e-header this
afternoon BY winning two games.
be thinks he can pass the Yanks
tonight. Incidentally, he fas a no
ton that the Tigers would prefer
10 play OF that extra game on
Thursday or Friday, for DeHSSit has
had rougher going than have the
Red Sox. All the strategy in the
world fayors Carrigan's course
There is nothing for Manager
Jennings TO do except prepare for
the battle Dauss will pitch one Of
the games. and IL is believed that
be will win II. For the past week
10 has been Wild as a hawk, but
he has worked steadily in the bull!
pen, and should be back in form
now There is bit Of inspiration
for George in a Boston game, for he
nearly always shows something
worth while when working against
that club
Roland f. in line fof the other
game. and Cunningham will De
available for relief WORK. Boland
is another OF thesc-lads who, is like.
IS 10 show the Red Sox something
nifty Hts little sharp curve works
much like that or Dauss. Jennings
. hoped TO have the doubieheader
/ come on a day when he would use
az least one left-hander, but Mitchell
pitched yesterday and Covele.kie on
/ Monday, so there Is no reasonable
/ chance.
Mitchell is a very popular Lad in
the Tiger camp Just now. The
southpaw has been q great pitcher
AMI there was nothing TO explain
his poor showing this spring excep.
a lack OF nerve. He showed plcnty
OF that In his last two games. an
his control was perfect. Should 10
pitch like that for the remalndc
OF the season, the boys believe that
he will win the pennant for them
Certainly there was no fault to
hnd with his game yesterday His
shutout was we'll earned. and the
Yanks never had n chance. The
Tigers didn't use up all their scor.
/ ing chances. by aT.y means. but one
big inning was enough.
Bill Donovan had some more bad
\ luck With Baker. Gilhooley and
/ Malsel out. William raw two Of his
crack pitchers suffer mishaps. Cul-
/ lop collapsed from the heat and had
70 be taken from, the game. Cald-
we'll was hit by n batted bail and
rainfuIly injured for the second
I time this season.
DELMONTE. Cal, July 19.--Cham.
T pionship matches In the western
,mateur golf tournament will begin
today with 30 qualified players
Heinrich Schmidt. who with Jack
Neville, ranks as the best golfer on
the coast, won the low score medal
f.r the ouaufyinR round
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Tigers Gone to Boston

Red Wlln one Eai
ii mighty good clan to upset al l'
hasn't won a
have clean sweep record m bo
Nayn $3.50
IL should not be forgotten
pitching stan Is not et 10
OF the league Shou
win three they will have reason TO eongau,
Ehe1nselves
Prepardness made clean sweep at Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
I AAMEIAMM.alll.::..,.sssN alll.::.,sssN
El1E5'EEl|gE{|EI E1EEEgES ID + Is |!!| EI!S|{(4IJ[5!|!kll: Sd

un.s Mitchell really decided start somewhere ana + On
Taaars fnish to When the week
srX recods including games the middle OF as weh
v,t,ie He had
and had permitted
gathered on MS
hs had been in IA games hurled only 81 innings n ever
<~r~cf his was scandalous.
glorious one
he to score
and he mas the
widness MS chlei
believe that Is ee
he is will be the olsstst
thai Tgeward Hehnan was
wins lost ath IN M!''rI1
ssrts derisiye criticism of lie pilots confidence
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

UyurspAYs sporting Calamity Cullop pulled gaaen
rsIduan batted ball, Frank Gotten
hroke leg in Waly Schang bumped grano
and fractured skull HANK
bruised Iris Speaker uuned ny pail
ball and Managers Meraw ana iuseS wei"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19


picked Cardinals the farthe
third His
a
a
o
him Smith
Of
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
McGraw's Hunt.

To baseball the chin
AN ofener
anything
Gowdy a
Wagner
o1nnns had
Cincinnati
4 baseman
Brainerd Hunter McKechne and old
~ shortsop and wound at third With all his
Mcgrsv couldn't md capable and rafting
- noovens with his efforts
rat~
oascmen
m,no They arc cleaned from versatile chaps who happen
pasahle
Almost OF them
MI or not That
tor the youngster who to
n N some genuine experience a torid turn
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19


q
extraordinary
could do better elsewhere In he develops skill that
nheld. he bringing
hd baeman and putting him there the majosthat
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

Omaha kicks In with an orer Of
s75.OOO for Stecher-G Gotch dnIsh
wre-filnx match. Omaha must have
cornered all the money In the Mexi-
ran mint.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
BIG PROGRAM
FOR TROTTERS
Grand Circuit Schedule Carries
Races Left Over From
Tuesday

he lots of racing this afternoon nj
-, 80, 81
cult is holding its opening meeting.
In addition 70 today's program most
o. .He .n'ee, S.,,,as e"',u,s "a, ,"e' -" ana s"s
will be run of Rain interfered with
Tuesdays sport The summaries
for the days racing:
Randall <ur.u.t.k.. s-Y~nr-oId..
2ris class. Trotsins. value
r,,r...,Ir si'I.o 70 "ahs''H.d'i :" Atlantic
TxpTess Murphy '.....,.....'.. !
Harr"d's Creek. ch. c. by General
W. Watts y Ensie han - osn.,,i
Iva Watt. /" stout, t;t L. 0y 'e"P' 3
Rrownie Watts y 2 by General
WATTS ,R0dney) ............ 4
rack Mooney ~ by J Malcolm
Forbes ,McnonaidD ;,.,,.... S
Llghtsome Watts b Z. by General
Watts Jones' ...........-.... 8
Sister susan, u Z. hy Moko tCoxl :
Cochato Jay 70. G.. by Cocheta
tGa>heiD ......... .............. =
'sirg Grsa, ",ST ,sicMahon, N - 'e'e' Dl.
Tlme-s osN
CamrI,a. b~ m. hy GUNNER tCox) !
Nv Fiemin. .......'....'......',.',., ,
Leila patchan. blk m. by Dams
Brother snow .........,....'...... I
Fred Russell. d & by Little Frank
tCniido 80 '..''..'.......> '''''', 500 (
White Sox. H. m. by Del Coronado
,rurfeet .'''..,'''......'..'..'.... s
General Todd. b n by q l.. Todd
tpea, .... &
Ttms-e 0st.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Todny's Games.

New York at hicaRo.
Brookly at 9it'-hGrE
Boston at -. Louis.
phillies a. ClnoiunAti.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
The Pinch Hitter of the Year.

popular n
can wanSp the ball at crucial moments Royal purple is his
popular person Bobby Roth White
paint 1t rumored friend kck
he recalls tjune
dozen other
1(rAooa deal Just well - ' "e =" ~'A'
portion OF Rohs pinch hitting
the
n wonders kayanagh performed '
7-ffnchsd n .cor,,x
8 to a.
eixhth
Ter Smith
u - . sssss - same wes By Athletics. to s. ~ ~ "
thletca z
- sssis Tor o of
In
eiesk1e
Detro
scoring Danfort
k Sply irp thouta n .,.un,
besting
on Dave
2 gam -""
H-rfsched
S.Iy sIrfsleS In ar.t inning run.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

Ine discovery Of sharks along the
jersey shore isn't Worrying ,he
wr~sttnG promoters. A uttIe com
petition now and then IL relish ed nv
the hest Of men. w
An expert rises TO wheeze that IN.
hNersse Shoestrtng catch n made OF
a tight lace. "'
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19

DELMONTE, Cal. July 19.-Cham.
pionship matches In the western
anateur golf tournament will begin
today with 20 qualified players
Heinrich Schmidt, who with Jack
Neville, ranks as the best golfer on
the coast, won the low score medal
Tor the qualifying round.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-19
Yesterdays Hero

noewhte sox at PhiladelP
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-06
NEW YORK STOCKS
Better Known Shares Make Up
Most of the Entire
Operations.
U. s. STEEL SELLS HIGH

New York. Sept 6.-The strength and
| feverish activity of todays' market might
have been more convincing had not some
OF the better know issues--Mercantile Ma
rines, United States Steel, Reading, In
spiration Copper and Mexican Petroleum
made up an overwhelming percentage OF the
| entire operations Out Of total OF almost
| 100000 shares the Marines contributed
100000 shares. Steel 10000 and the others
referred to about l25, 900 shares
Dealings in Marines, for which no special
reason developed, other than the early APP
proach Of the reorganization. were on a
scale almost unprecedented since the boom
days nj Steel, The preferred made gross
gaia Of 1 points on its rise to the new rec
ord OF lls1t. and the common also scored
a new record. gaining to eSS.
Steel also sold at the highest price In It's
history. touching 90 In the final trading.
Adding last Fridays regular and extra divi-
dends OF az points to todays maximum.
It established a price OF 1olk, or almost 2
points more than its previous best.
Kelly springfield Tire common and pre-
ferred. also rose TO new levels at ssh and
io1. with a 7-point gain for Chandler
Motors at 10S on Its extra dividend. Conspic-
uous strength was unaffected by other
motors and asseccories.
Stocks were at their best In the last
hour, that particular period Witnessing a
spectacular movement in Mexican Petro-
leum, which made an extreme gain Of to
ITO, with sympathetic gains In other Mex
leans.
Coppers, the more representative indus
trials, equipments and munitions gained
to points. with for Bethlehem Steel
Raisl were irregular.
General news Of the day included a new
low record for marks at esi and the re-
ceipt of another large amount Of British
gold by way of Canada.
Bonds were irregular and without special
feature. Total sales, par value, S3,735.ooo
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number OF leading sales and quotations on