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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
JORDAN LOOKS
LIKE GOOD ONE
Former McAleSter TwIrIer
MAY Prove Valuable Add
ton; Brandon Question.

Jordan Who landed V'h Oslshome
INN int the simple reason 'hs' Manager
llumphr's ~ NJ Nlrsi"t md su MANY
spod pitchers hs couldn't ks'p en- MI.
o0ks lsu hr wsh' pfu," IN br ~ vslu.
shl' sdiiinr IN tho senatorial bus s'Nff
ltuW What W. saw uf Jordan hufirg
ihs hrirf 'nuf sui iNu.ihifis inning p,
inll'h m ihs mound Hr,inN r,nIsun
Yesterday hv's ihsf, iir isp.pNrd q
'air assortment " curves ana shoots
sod ttst hall. and. lssi,. a gu,d head
snd n bunch " control Moe, " the
time hs hsd thr Rsifosdrrs popping up
soii flies ~ tho ouinsld \ ivu.basc
drive b, Ii,ilnsn WA ths ruit hu the
ncrisnns could Fri ~ his delivery
Humnhrl., Hard Lues
Jordan Was nv, fr'rssri b, ihs Miners
h'rnus" h. vas noi Frci riiJhrr "
hss sifsadN been r,pHnrh ihs reason
hr was ,w sifin Was that lnmrhfirt.
f'd iu relate hsd more sod ptrhlns
'N'n b" could usT what sni rifh'
int manasrf ~ b. ir'
A. ~ 'ChIak' ptsrdrm. me frfnsf
ted vc have =, this tlns no predictions
IN make chick" dldnt a. sn ,rf,
vrll with tho Frds last year. vpttins
Unl, IN e icW sames Hs ma, g. great
IN this clas bsll-and then ss,in. he
may No, There str hard httefs IN ihe
Western association. and whether
"Chick' will b. able "a fnoi ,hs rlout
ets With any dssfrs NJ success Nr, "
maths ~ b. determined ~ did vstr
ven ~ four inninss ,ss,rfds, bni psni
W. IN The tenth A. that he probably
would h.ve emerged fnm ihe tenth au
OK hW ict disgusting r'sy un she
iltsihase line vhirh trsulist ir tvu
h'ins sai' viih ncne down. when there
should have been a man on sstond and
one down
efccss ursro~r
Rfucks the Central Nufmsi man hss
NOT been uu'ksd out ist iis " en- un
kncvn quantity
u looks ss u rhnUps mus, a. ~ hss
not shown snfthins uf isis hui tsnv.
80 'ha, vas sssy iot ihs nrtseins hsts.
men He'bsrt. iissr ari smith sfr IN
iufm our suess is that Within vrsk
The senatorial rltrhirs stsr pin bs
rninrossd n Herbert ussr sniith sni
either Jordan. brandon uf Bfvoks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

The irish are drifting out n base.
bali ESchang" Yes. the only Irish
managers are nov In the game are Nc
Giav. Mack, Csrrisan. Donovan. Moran.
Jennings. Griffith Huggius. Callahan and
Possibly one or two more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
Read The Times Sports You Would be Posted
INTO rHE BATTLE.

Into the battle tho Trooper speed.
40 the huges csll and the drums re
spoud
Into the fight a' tho captain lcnds
Where the low line watts on the hin
beyond
waits FOR me nguaI-then the crack
OF blue steel trimmed with a crest NJ
flame
And few rido back on the homevard
track
Whese many rode when the order came
into Nh" bath" tho Trooper speeds
into tho line whore the ri1c rings
Rnt lftl' the Trooper henrs or hoods
| The song ~ hate that the shrnpnel
sings;
fh' roar ~ battle the curse tho shout
/ The crash and rlamor NJ friend and fDc
The rid"rl"ss horse tha' wheels about
| And gallops past 10 the plain, below
For ON from the smoke wreath. 'lr
away.
| IL" hears the p1tter NJ little feet
| The dim. far aall on child ~ play.
/ win hhyhood laughter low and gNoct.
/ The murmur ~ voices. dream swept ftr
/ From m" little path 10 the cottage gate
/ Nh'f" eagerly under tho evening star
/ Mother and child in the twilight wait
. Into N" battle tho Trooper speeds
But somewhere out from The ar-o'
lands
Ar echo dri''s whore a SOFT voice pleads
And the tender pr"ssur" ~ l'ro hands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

l. + VI Evers Joined tho Cuhs in
100? Schultz in 1905. Evers h. 80 years
old. schultz 10 3i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

n tho senators can win TODAY the, n
hsvr Futi chance to make u three out
~ futr ffrr nrnlsnn iierhcri viii ri,rh
tomorrow, and Teds sure risht these
dsys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

The Cleveland rampage recalls mem
CRIES ~ twelve years ago jusf A. this
dat" joss Bernhard. Moore and Rhode.
we're then moving ~ great ,lip La
i.i' Bradley, Flick Ray. Hem0s and
Two or three others we're hating from
800 10 go Cleveland was ll7 points
beyond N" 'r.i Then within week
lhjole. Bradley JOSS and about four
NOR" Uer" Injured and out Aner which
good night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
Bs'AS[AufiCUR[S]I
wrSrrR> ASSOCIATIONS sTA>prNG
nrsIII. NrsIrnnAN-Al nM,hcm,


.iy. p,rIsuu ten irrlrgn A. TULSA
~ rsrs .. A. Nustagsr. T. shef-
man. {. ~ N.Alcs'-r Port Smith I.
GAMES TODN-psrisou ~ Osiahoms
IIy pafIs ~ Tulsa sherman At Mus
kHFs~ Port RmI'h ~ NrAissier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
snltnrnN LrAnIl srANpINa.


UIfmrsham o ~ Mobile Nashville
A. Sew ufirans 10 little Rock 80 only
fHfsr samss scheduled
tNNis tupN Memphis 81 Mobile
Nashville of ANaufa thsitanunga at HIf.
miusham Little R',k st Nsv orleans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
teV FRANK G. meNKEl

Johnny Dundee'S ring Rct,s afe ih"
ffeskies' that the human eye over Zoe
cusedeA writer once declared The N""
York lightweiFhi when IN the ring re-
minded him " - Vhifling dctish Win
the seven year Itch The description
nts Dundee. but II doesn't convey n
complete idea oi his tricks Words are
futile
Dundee never has been knocked out
That IL not sIrpJisinE The stfang" fact
y that one or smother ~ his foes act
ually have been able to hit him Those
who have watched Dundee sefonlan" ana
submarine stunts wonder how II is pos
sihlc Tor msu to get In punch on
the flying body NJ the Italian hatilcr
Dundee f. one ~ the few men IN the
ring who resort 10 lenplng punches But
he 10 master ~ a. II foilcd IN his
land" attack Dundee begins living
around. always In the general direction
oi his rival and AlVaNs does he p"lt
his opponent with few "homla' before
dropping 10 earth" aFsln
Dundee, Attack Ursolvsbl,.
md then Dundee varies things and
further dl.rorrers The other hloks b, =
few dives Ne bends low With his hesd
near tho tluof. bf ruidens "" NuiF
+ himself At ha msn and sends Out ns
many tofpedocs ~ be can, sin bent
over. hut with MI, chin resting In =
I protective way on HE chest
Dundee H. tho toughest hlfd I've ever
| faced. declares Kenny lodnsfi ~ IL
utterly impossible to measure him inf
= punch and YOU don know ono second
where he'I he tho newt For all ~ his
attacks. he assumes the same loN crouch
| You figure hc Is coming In low and YOU
/ set ready With An uppercut Rut Dun
/ dec crosses you hy jumping into tho
air and YOU find that instead ~ uslnr
m upprfru' YOU have IN t"sot' iu m
overhead ENins to reach him
Comes on Land"
Tn. newt time he ctouchcs YOU fig.
ufc he either will 40 leap or = dive
You set rcsd, IN tir him with either
an upper or an overhead Nallnp= and
he has fooled YOU again Nv coming IN
on land and standing W
other fighters have peculiar siNlss
but none are lk. Dundee You rsn fis.
ute out In advance either move that
some viii make bu, M are hslp'cs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

MLslnNN lnAnln stANpINN.


InI0In A. UmaNa t-IU- ~ lnsFrh .
bee NUInss
UNu,S tnpN ~ tsm'' scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

UAMts TODAY Msco ~ nssnmoni
ahfst ypuvf st san Antonio tou Worth at
Wanstnn pstiss at Galveston
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nrsIIrs NrsrrnnN "
GAMES ropw 80 Same, scheduled.

Wv IITN n n |TT|IEI WTaT0H \
u,trnr = rrIadsipna @ ~ ~ Louis :
Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
ANrmc,N ln,nrn sIANpING.

G,Mts TO-DAY Uust0r ~ Nev York
ut brooklyn ~ Louis 81 Gin.
.tuuau only three games scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
N,IIoNAL LrAGrr sIANpING.

RESULTS YESTERDAY At cincinnati
N Louis +. only one game scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

~ 'tsd flr Snapp IN tenth
''Rpttcd Tor Rrnndom IN tenth
'"Hntt'd fur Jordan In sixth
Ry innings
penison .......... 0il OOu OU0 ~
Oklahoma CITY ....... 100 100 2nl Ob
summary Twohasc hits, Hellmnn,
Harper. Campbell. Clemens Baerwsld q.
thrcchnar hits. Naglc DoWic. sacrifice
hits, Harper. Merritt: stolen bases. Hell
man RaorVald. hits ~ kinney ~ In
ss.1 innings. OF Glenn In ia. ~
Phillips In I IA. of Jordan l In ,2-1.
off Rrnndom In 3. bases on balls OF
Kinney ? struck out by Kinney Y, Glenn
/ Iordon ?. pfandnm 6 double .play.
yockey to Harper to Hellmnn; left on
bases, Okshoma city 10. prnisun
passed ball. Query Time. two hours and
twenty minutes. Umpire rontiuS
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RVS tr,D,E st,>piNu


' 4 ,sS.isg s1'a@' o.I,,.idS S'SSi'vIS Fo Worn
q nsuas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
AMERICAS ASSOCIATIONS STANDING


t.I. Toledo 81 A. Minneapolis - Louis
Vile 90 A. ~ Paul 60. Indianapolis -
second game seven innings dafNnessi Al
kansas CiN 3, columbus
GAMES rnnN Toledo a. A. rsul
louisville At Muesukes only two sames
g. NsHuIrN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

Looked like another case NJ poor iuig
m"nt to pitch Philips yesterday. when
Jordan and nrnndom TO SAY nnthirs nf
ilsag were there ready 10 set on the
mound
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

The dope ihi, morning pointed 10 Hsas
~ todays pitching selection for the Sem
slots That the chief could hold Dent.
son Snapp v confident
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

The Senators found kinney and Glenn
for nneen safe blows sunday but could
not win
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

ltoI HIN The ceremony will he fol-
lowed by a wedding supper. Sundays
Herald Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. McMullen mo-
tored to salt Lake city last week to
take IN the sights and attend the state
fair IN returning they were held NJ
at Provo ON account of had roadH. re-
turning home Wednesday.
Misses lnez and Annabelle Lewis.
accompanied by their father. r. w.
Lewis. ~ Iliawatha went 60 Salt Lake
city last Thursday. where the young
ladies' consulted an oculist In regard
To- their eyes. They returned Mon
day and are back at their studies at
Price academy
a walsh 81 Fruita. colo. stop
ped off In Price Monday for n short
stay and while here greeted numerous
old friends and acquaintance. Walsh
up to about "a year and a half ago re-
sided here. being manager of the
New York Cash store. Tie g. at pres
ent engaged as manager Of big retail
establishment IN the Colorado city.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13
PURELY Personal

Mrs. J. q. Galloway and dRugh-
ter. Edna, are visiting friends az Pro-
vo this week.
Airs y. u. LAWS returned Mon
dny from visit at several days with
friends nt Salt Lake City.
a y. Iladicy manager 81 the
Wnratch store 40 suunysido, was a
Price visitor last sunday
Mrs. George 4. Bench went o.
Manti Tuesday evening for short
visit with family relatives
County Surveyor, J. u. Forester
II hack from salt Lake city, where he
went last week ON business.
Sam 4. SNOW. the Castle Date
druggist. was in Price Sunday on his
way home from trip To Salt Lake
city
Mrs Josiah Beck OF Provo ar
rived la Price this week for a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Beck Martin.
bishop Samuel pugmorc of sun
nysidc returned from salt Lake cts
Tuesday, where he went last week Ca
attend conference
MIR. and Mrs. Carlos Gundersou
returned Tuesday from a visit of sew
eral days In Salt Lake city, where
they took In the state fair and attend
ed conference.
Mrs. robert Olsen at Winter
| Quarters returned a. her home Satur,
day after visiting two weeks here with
her sister. Mrs. A. y, Johnson, Span
ish Fork Press, 5th.
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Averill are
back from a trip og several days spent
| la salt Lake city They have gone 1,
housekeeping In lthg Albert Horsle,
residence on North -Ninth street
Mrs. T., T., Clark and young son
nuddie. OF Helper were Price visitor
Monday, Mrs Clark coming down 1,
do some shopping and nuddie coming
along 20 take care of his mama
Miss Grace CoWie, after visit 1,
her parents, has left Cor New York I,
Resume her position as official secre'
tary "a Mrs, Florence Fleming Nuyes
the founder OF rhythmic expression
Saturdays peseret News.
Mrs, Joe Henry left last week foI
Paonia, Colo, To join her husband
who Is at present located there. Or
Green has rented the family home on
the banks of the classic Price cana
while the family are, away.
~. A. Williams, formerly OF Price
has gone To- Grand Island, Neb,, where
he enters the employ OF the Union
Pacific as train dispatcher. lie With
his family have been residing az salt
Lake City since leaving Price.
The marriage OF Miss Leah "
Thompson OF Price and lie Roy West.
erman bf this city VIII take place on
Thursday evening al : o'clock at the
home OF the brldegroOm's parents, MI
and Mrs. Arthur Westerman, IN Cap
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

Smoke FIX Pride CHAR. Tel i5s.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13
BoRRows LIouOR 10 sup
Ply LAST HOUR DEMAND

Myton which voted dry" last June,
II now without saloons. Time was al
lowed the dealers 10 dispose ~ their
stocks and sublct their properties. AZ
closing time last Saturday night three
1T the four saloons had sold almost all
~ their stocks.
one saioonist was ont ~ beer long
before the hour OF closing and bor-
ruwed from his rivals Co remain IN
business until the finish In an ~
them only n handful of cigars and q
few remnants Of spirits In bottles re-
maincd at the close. Patrons from the
rural districts came IN with jugs a.
lay in supply Tor the drought at
hand. hut the town yustudians had at
ready absorbed the greater portion.
The stores occupied boy the saloons
have been rented.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13
PRESs ASSOCIATION or
UTAH EDITORS FORMED

Ninc editors 81 country papers In
Southern Utah met la the rooms ut
the Franklin club az Salt Lake city
Saturday night and organized the
Utah State Press association. the OBJ
iect being o. promote the interests uf
the members aud aid In the upbuild-
ing ~ the Industries of the state.
l. y. Dichi of Mammoth was made
president. and u. T. Porte. secretary
of the Franklin club ~ salt Lake city.
secretary. General subjects relating
to the Interests Of the craft including
the rapidly Increasing cost Of print
paper and other materials. were dis
cusscd and plans made 10 enlist every
country editor In the state.
e. -. Davis 81 Delta. Burke Near
thur ~ Mt Pleasant and y. j. Peter
son ~ Coaiviile were named as COM
mittpc To- draft constitution and by.
laws. and H w Cooper 81 Price. l..
y. Kramer 81 Tooelo and NJ. y. hoy
den 81 Manti were named t. draft a
set 81 laws governing state and other
legal printing t. be- presented to the
next Legislature.
The president will call a meeting ~
al the newspaper men ~ the state a.
act on the reports ~ the committees
ana discuss further business nH soon
az reports are ready
Those attending the meeting were
y. J Peterson of Conlvillc. NJ. y. Boy
den ~ Mnnt. =. y. Kramer uf Tuocic.
g. -. Davis of Delta, I. r. uichi 1T
Mammoth. Burke Macarthur of Mt
Pleasant ~. W Cooper 81 Price. -.
~ Clarke ~ Midyaie. Loren Taylor
81 Moab. A. r. Porte of Salt Lake
city. and e. q. Moorhcad.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

tor Edna, are visiting friends az Pro-
vo this Week.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13


For President
WOODROW WILSON
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY TICKET
For Representative
FRANK BENNETT
Four Year Commissioner
A. BRYNER
Two-Ycar Commissioner
EMIL OSTLUND
Clerk
H. c. SMITH
Treasurer
T.. X. OLSON
Recorder
Mrs BARBARA FORREsTER
Sheriff
@. u. WOOD
Attorney
l.. o. HOFFMANN
Assessor
n. ". THAYN
Surveyor
OTTO HERREs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

FOR SALE OR TRADE-sIX-HoRsE
Fairbanks. Morse & Co. gasoline en-
CINE as good as new, together with
shafting. betting. pulleys, etc. May
be seen at The sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

pr. J. !. tluswcll ophthalmlc spc-
cialist Of Salt Lake city. win D., 10 the
Savoy Hotel Monday and Tuesday,
prtuh,r 23d ana 2tth No charge
Tor testing eyes. References Mr.. ).
4. Crockett. Mr.. l.. A. LAUDER and
others =AdNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13

Look Tor ucu =. Hc will make you
laugh. -AdVt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-13
CARBON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
j. w. Hammond, Manager.

Abstracts OF Title Furnished
20 Any Piece or Tract In Eastern
Utah.
Fire Insurance Written In the
Best Companies Doing Business
In the State. Real Estate, Bonds,
Etc.
Golden Rule Building,
PRICE, UTAH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
THE SUGAR MARKET.
All Records Broken In Trading In
sugar Futures.

AZ p~rev1ou. records we're broken in tho
market for sugar futures yesterday both III
rgsrG - the volume OF business and the
nIrce Total sales for the day aggregated
$50 tons Closing quotations were at about
,ae ton, with net gains OF IL to "a points,
Leading Cuban interests were active on the
hnyins side, and "hile May notices were IN
CIRCULATION to the extent OF about 5000 tons
'Nry failed to have a depressing influence on
value. because Of the strength in the spot
market
sertmen, IN the market wac distinctly bull
nh OWNS to further rumor- reg arding export
demand and on account OF strength IN the
spol position, where holders were asking ~
u, a'.e for Cubas cost and freight.
III the spot market buyers and sellers were
slar, and no new business WAS reported, Re
nner- and operators were not disposed to
hiake new purChas"s at the prices asked. but
holders were very nm In their views and
'efe not disposed ~ sell under 5A to 5isc.
cost and freight for prompt and nearby ship
Ne'' Refined SUGAR was only moderately
.c'l'@ a.. far a. new business was concerned.
Guy iritrs were very firm and drner and
~. hle advanced their price for hne granu.
Ia'ea 10 zoe, while others were uuchansc ed
o. 10 130r Futures prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
Tennessee Copper.

Tennessee Copper made a fair response
yesterday to its very favorable annual
report showing ol.l6 per cent. earned or
it's $4,000. 900 capital stock. as COM
pared with 1901 Pc cent. earned in
1914. The stock a. vanced TO ~ and
closed at 46n. Up ~ points on the day.
Wall Street was omewhat surprised not
to hear more g. the much talked OF sui
phuric acid -ontract for the Russian
Government. which tho company secured
last year and which was to a large ex-
tent responsible for Tennessee's startling
rise ON several occasions. IT was evt-
dent from the annual report that there
was considerable justification for the ef-
fort to have the dividend Increased,
which was made without success by sew
eral OF the company's directors last year.
Tennessee Is about the only one of the
copper companies that did not reduce or
defer it's dividends during the period OF
depression following the outbreak Of the
war. With it's earnines for 1916 running
In excess of the 21,16 per cent. earned
on the 50. 900. 900 stock last year there is
reason TO believe that the present dls-
bursement Of IL per cent. or $500. 900
per annum. may be increased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
GOSSIP OF A R E
Duying EN- Rack.

Short covering by the speculative ele-
ment. some bargain hunting by in
vestors and the generally improved out
look In this country's relations with
Germany were responsible yesterday for
All advance In prices which was as
violent, II not moro violent. than the
abrupt decline of last Saturday. 1t wa
significant that as a rule The stocks
that suffered the great declines last week
were the ones to register the largest
gains yesterday. These in the main we're
the war brides" which have long mani
tested their ability to respond readily
either to good or bad news, provided
that the needed Incentive is given by pool
operations. On the whole. though. there
was considerable to Justify the improve.
ment In the prices yesterday. In the first
place there was the over Sunday ac-
cumulation Of buying orders. Added to
this was the fact that In spite of the
break In prices on Saturday little stock
was forced on the market through in
ability Of spectators to respond to mar.
gin calls. Moreover. aside from interna-
tional matters there was much good
news In the market. The report that tho
United States Steel Corporation direc-
tors would declare an extra dividend on
the common stock at the meeting to-day,
the vigorous buying of International
Mercantile Marine. said TO be for the
American International Corporation In.
~terests. and the fact that the attendance
on the noor Of the Stock Exchange was
moro representative than on Saturday
were all factors which tended to make
for the Improvement In prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
u, =. Steel,

The directors OF the United States
Steel Corporation will meet to-day to
decide whether they will declare divi-
bends on the common and preferred
stocks and to issue the statement Of
earnings for the quarter ended March 81.
1915. The rumor IL that an extra divi-
dend Of u Of 1 per cent. will be declared
on the common stock. II this dividend
Is paid It will be the second time In
the history Of the corporation that such
action has been taken and the first
time since the stock has been placed on
a regular 5 per cent. per annum basis.
The only other time when an extra divi-
WAS In March. 1910, when q per cent.
extra was paid. Steel common was one
Of the strongest n most active issues
on the list yesterday. making up all OF
the losses II had suffered since last
Tuesday and closing with q net gain for
the day OF ~ points, Steel closed
yesterday at the top. the hnal price
being S2h. The turnover amounted to
approximately so, 1000 shares. the biggest
day In Steel for some time. 1t Is esti-
mated that the earnings for the first
quarter Of the year will be In excess
OF $4,000. 900, or more than $4,000 900
reate thar they were In the final quar-
ter Of 1915, In spite OF the fact that
those figures were record breakers. In
coming business is said to be running at
the ate Of 10000 tons daily. and there
Is belief in the financial district that the
Steel Corporation Is In a position TO de-
clare the rumored extra dividend Of \ Of
l per cent. II 1t sees ut TO do 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
Call Money.

The irst furry In call money that has
been seen In Wall street for months
made Its appearance yesterday when
thai class Of funds advanced to 81.
per cent. and some odd lots went to
4 per cert. About $1,000 900 was lent
at 3ia per cent. These are the highest
figures at which call money has been
lent since the Stock Exchange reopened
It's doors for business, the ruling rate
since then having been between 2 per
cent. and 3 per cent. Money brokers
said that the rise was due to the Tact
that at least one Of the big banks "A
dropped out OF the market for the time
being. coupled with the fact that bank
ing reserves rave decreased steadily OF
late. Moreover. II Ia understood that
several New Jersey banks, which have
been frequent lenders OF call money,
withdrew from the market, fearing the
international situation. The recent Stock
Exchange holiday. which came on Fri
day and made stocks sold o n Thursday
not deliverable until yesterday. also
tended to temporarily unscttle the mar
ket for call money.