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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-24

vi &4se&Gs
Following Mstxdorff in quick
suoc ession were three witnesses
- Nlilvw1ukee conductor. a ser.
eeans lof detectives and Watson
c. Smith, IN acquaintance oe
Mstxderes. who oawe the lie d.
rses TO the walters story.
Mefxdorff went on the stand late
Friday afternoon. having voluntari-
" sxrrendered after the United
States r11t<AaI and police had hunt
ed for. him for two days In vain
II Metxdorfrs story Is true. then
the police department OF Seattle
was used TO aid Mayor Gili's and
Chief Beckinghsm's defense by
threatening 10 revive an old charge
of grand larceny against him II he
did not agree to tell pack of lies
10 as to discredit the governments
chief witness, Logan Biilingsley.
II Metxdorffs story Is not true.
then Logan Biilingsiey must be
credited with having achieved An
other trump card. In his own mas
terful way, 20 ''cinch" the case
against the mayor.
Gets kent's Money
Metzdorff. In brief. repeated. un-
der severe cross-examination by
Defense Attorneys Tucker and Bell
Saturday morning. that be accepted
si00 OF Detective Kent's money ito
noise II around town" that Billings
ley gave him money to testify false
iy or get some other men to act as
false witnesses.
Wednesday Metzdorff had given
the defense attorneys a statement
TO the contrary-narnely. that Bill
ingsley gave him money TO swear
falsely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-24
PAIR Have LOOT
in Hotel when
OFFICERS ARRIVE

Police trapped two robbers who have systematcal-
ly pundered Seattle homes of ewelry of all descriptions,
at their at the 0. X hotel 2i2 Railroad ave-, It
0 a. m. Saturday. Over $1,000 worth of jewels were
recovered
The tip that the burglars were at this hotel came
from a hungry YOUTH Ed James Somme of San Fran
cisco, who asked Bill Rodhe, D, laborer, and Harold
L. Crottey 90 painter, the thieves, for some money
last night. They told him TO come up TO their room
and sleep there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-24

Miss Bremerton made her
debut Friday night In the Bill
Inasley class Of towns.
The navy yard town is hsv-
ino a spasm Of scandal. graft
charges and dicta0raph es-
poses.
Nearly the whole town gath
cred at big mass meeting
last night at Eagles hall
where charges flew thick and
fast. The meeting was called
by City Attorney Marion Gar
land. in whose offices the may
or. NJ. e. Giles, placed a dicta-
oraph, for the reason that he
believed Garland was seeking
TO "discredit" his administra-
ton.
Garland claims that the may
or wants a wide open" town.
and wanted TO tip off his raids.
That the Billingsleys. thru their
right bower. Charles Tessier. an ex'
convict and former king of Brem'
erton's underworld" are operat'
ing, under the mayors protection,
In Bremerton. was one of the start
ling charges made by Garlandites.
Bryan opens Fireworks
Former Congressman j.. w
Bryan. now OF Seattle, and a for.
mer resident of Bremerton. presid'
cd at the meeting and made hot
speech against Mayor Giles.
The official who betrays the
public and gratis. and the official
who seeks TO defame and besmirch
a fellow official. is worse than the
worst criminal known" declared J,
W. Bryan.
why Is IT," he asked. that the
mayor and that alcoholic buffoon
of an editor, w. II. Jessup. stand
100 per cent with the people down
below the line and zero with the
best people of the town? The men
down the line all have confidence
In the administration"
Mayor Asked to Explain
Giles was asked TO come up and
explain Just what evidence he had
that would put Garland and the
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For the past 10 days there have
been from one 10 ten reports com
Ing in every morning TO headquar-
ters OF homes robbed OF small
change and jewelry.
r. l.. Chittenden. 5014 18th ave.
\. f.. whose home was robbed IaGt'
night. identified his jewelry this
morning at police headquarters.
Crottey was not at his room when
the detail Of officers entered. 20
Officer Grove remained. In q few
minutes Crottey walked in with =
new suit OF clothes which he had
purchased with funds he had col
lected the last few nights.
Grove relieved him of a big gun
and told him he was under arrest.
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i'm ever occurred" replied Kent.
Judqe Lets Him OF

him ever occurred" replied Kent.
Judge Let's Him OF
Metzdorff. as a boy OF 10. was
convicted of grand larceny with
two others for defrauding a farmer
OF s55. He testified that Judge
Ronald. before whom the case was
tried, did not sentence him.
Il was not guilty OF the crime.
but would not snitch," said Metz
dorff, who Is now %. "and the
Judge must have seen II that way.
He called me In. said II I'd keep
out OF trouble, he'd let me 60"
II was around this circumstance
that Detective Kent. according TO
the witness, frightened him into
becoming tool OF the police to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-24

True the testimony of Eddie MetzdorG, recently
Chouncy Wrghs Uen
Saturday, added of the thrilling chapters the
ready trial Mayor Gill; Chief Rockingham
detectives ho charged by the federal
conspiracy the shipment of liquor in Uoation
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ADVERTISING MANAGERS
DAILY TALK
Neac Bills at the
Theatres

Are covered very ,horoiy IN Tn.
star today. The Saturday star Is
a recognized authority on anuse-
rnsnts Thousands of people find
II ready references when deciding
where 90 20 20 be amused. You
rnfrh, az well avail yourself of this
service. too.
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Polish up the auto for the first
Spring Drive.
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uncle.
Weren't you running away"
Yes. | was running away"
And Logan Biilingsiey was the
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AmazingStoryThrius
and Bewilders Crowd
at Booze-Craf Case
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT


Blingey Bkkeeper
Smith sadI when
%
lied when the lie Blingsy Boeper Iatton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-24

I've heard
a lot Of Sc
attle's to
TEN pole
and the So
attic splr.
IT," says
Cartoonist
Bert VII
cox. who is
In Orphe-
uu yaude-
Vile now
and play
Ing at tho
A III ambra
{ h @ tire
tbE Nffh.
But after
taking in
the trial In
the federal
building. II
seems TO
me IT'S the
Logan pole
round which
spirited Sc
tile ties
are dane.
Ing"
According
~. he drew
this Sketch
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MORE THAN 81, 1000 COPIES
DAILY
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NIGHT EDITION

Evidently Bremerton ls getting
Jealous Of all that graft publicity
Seattle 10 getting. and 10 staging =
little affair Of its own.
The westherman says: Tonight
and Sunday. occasional rain"
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN FORECLOSURE. SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. The Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New FORK,
Plaintiff. against Utility Realty Company
and others. Defendants.
Frederick l.. Allen. Attorney for Plain
tiff. So Cedar Street. New York city
Pursuant TO 2 judgment bearing da;e
the 18th day OF February. 1917. the under
signed will sell at public auction at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, Nos IA
Is Nesey Street, in the Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York at II oclock
room. on March eth 1914 10y Joseph r
Day. Auctloneer. the mortgaged premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold ana
described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan, city, County
and state Of New York, bounded and de-
scribe as follows:
BEGINNING at point in the south erly
line OF 145th Street. distant one hundred
G0O) feet eastwardly. as measured along
said southcrly line Of lf5th Street, from
the corner formed by the intersection OF
said southerly line OF ASH Street with
the easterly line OF sth Avenue; running
thence south .ardly. parallel with said east
erly line Of Sth Avenue. ninety-Elne (9sJ
feet eleven GD inches 70 the centre line
OF the block. running thence eastwardly.
along said centre line and parallel with
said southerly line OF l45th Street. one
hundred 900 feet seven and one half
Gi3) inches. running thence northwardly
again parallel with said easterly side OF
Sth Avenue. ninety nine (ss) feet eleven
an inches. TO said southsrly line OF lt5th
street: running thence w~stwardy. along
said southerly line OF lfSth Street. one
hundred GOO) feet seven and one-halI
C7i7) inches to the point or place OF be-
ginning.
Tho following is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold; its street numbers are 2o2
TO go West iijth Street.
i45th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
The Weather Report

Washngon. March 22.-Tio Western disturbance
,f Wednesday night vas central tonight over last
en- Kansas. VITA increased intensity. and there
were showers 30 Illinois. Tennessee and the CUT
,a,es Thee vcfe s'so rails in the north lacih
states and snow i1 tiah and Colorado. but else
where re weather vas generally fai-.
r. &, vsme- over interior districts east Of the
Missouri River vi'h temperatures much above tho
seasonal average Co., The lake region. tile central val
les. and the Gulf states. except Alabama. and dc
cldeiy colder ia the central plains states. the cen
trsl Rocky Mountain region and the cAtremo South
west;
There viii be rain tomorrow in the upper axe
and sest lower lake regions. the lower Ohio Naliey
Tennessee TIE cas-, Gulf ami south Atlantic s'ate"'
followed b. generally fair weather SATURDAY. eaceIf
I'm the lake region During tomorrow n'sit ana
SATURDAY, the rain viii extend into the east lover
i,,. region the middle Atlantic states and Ne"
England
Il will De warner % morrow 20 me eas' "Ne'
isko region ard the A. aluc state. and coaer, 9ai
,,,jsy quite generally east u the Mississippi "''ei'
,.xrcpt IN NeS England. ,.,,,t,, srd
Ad.'so-y warnings OF strong winds ssiufaay ana anu
SATURDAY night have been at''l " "" w.
Lake Michigan.
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Produce Markets-CurTent

Butter Receipts. 2.559 packages. Cream
cry. higher scoring than extras. per 10. ga
TIC: extras (92 scoret, Al &c: hrsts t53 70
gl scorel. ShM4lc: seconds tS3 to 81
scorcl, 35ieM3Sc thirds. 3iU 35c cream
cry. unsalted. higher than extras. ~ e" i5c :;
extras. 4liaM42c frsts. 59W &c; seconds.
36W38i.c: creamery. held higher than OK
t~as. SSisc extras. 3Sc; frsts. SiW51e &c;
seconds. 35d 36iec: thirds. 5iM3iiec; state
dairy. tubs. finest. f0u4lc; good to prime
G1at39 &c common TO fair, 30d 36 &c reno
,ated. extras. 33a23i-c; frsts. 81 g"S2c; ;
lower grades. 29m Sic: imitation creamery
frsts. 3lm32c ladies. current make. hrsts
ypsq soc: seconds. IS i2c lower grades, licH
3Sc: packing stock, current make. No J.,
2SW2Si.c: No %. 2'lac; lower grades.
e6W27c.
Cheese Receipts. 3.02l hovcs. state. whole
milk. all styles. held. specials. ID, ga &c:
average fancy. 20 sage: lower grades. .
a 26c fresh. coiored. specials, 2Dc white
specials 2sc colorcd. average fancy. % J..
25atc. white. average fancy. - "a 25aac :
lower grades. 2ii2m2 %; twins. fresh. spe-
cias. 96a 96i4c average fancy. % &c; Wis
cousin. whole milk all styles. fancy, held 26 u
G27i3c twins. colored. fresh. 25M - &c dou-
bic daisies. colored. fresh. Is "a PC: Young
Americas, fresh. 26c; Michigan. flats. fresh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
In d u S trial
Cotton

Cation WAS nervous and unsettled
,cs,.rdnv. with prices breaking Sharply
in The late trading. The break Wa
cue chiefly 20 rumors OF increased sPot
offerings. Reports OF rain m eva.
aiso helped 10 weaken the market Lac
rrices showed net losses oil 10 10 -
POINTS. e..
Reports Of a more active demand iot
.c.ton goods served 90 hold sellers IN
check during the early trading ne
p.rsistcncy Of rumors regarding dis-
turbances IN Germany operated IN lhG
eanc direction, although 1t was ho'eu
that offerings increased on moderS
advances. The market opened at ue
cline Of H. points on March, but geh.
orally 10 points higher on oFernign
buving orders. The first sctoach
carried prices about 10 TO IL points
under Wednesdays close, TINS Delng
followed by a rally on renewed tfaue
buying. covering by shorts and ouylhg
by houses with Western connections
which was attributed 70 peace talk'
The increased spot business rePorIc1
IN The south late on Wednesday seemed
10 be taken by local traders as indl-
eating a satisfactory price to holders
rather than an expression OF an m
creased demand n was pointed OUT,
however. that domestic mills had
drawn upon their stocks during Janu-
arv and February. and that the moro
active demand for goods might have
brought them back into the raw ma
trrial markets on more importanl
scaie. Southern spot markets as ON
cially reported were unchanged for the
most part, Charleston reporting an ad-
vance Of a, while Houston was 20
points lower. Exports for the day were
1854 bales. making 4,2i7,42O so far THIS
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

400
NoriCT TO CREDITORS or TIE AAiHOi'
SURETY COMPANY. .. "a
STATE or ILLINOIS. cor MI or ,opN II n
IN TIE 81 PERIOR COURT IhthhvI ,,p,NY
EVANS e. al ". ILLINOIS 81 hi 'CsnTR
~ CUNNCERT General No a-ls,i V.s 4.
1,,o ,,.titIon of James : Hopkins. hee'u
the Illinois surety Company. peiiuooins, - -
10 enter an order in the above e.. = -
limiting the time within which me 9o' ~, ,rs<rs
Uiuol. Surety Company shall b7hs lH - p
their several claims and demands. .ol-.. ls.t Il
~ b..rd and the Court hefng fulN s'n,,oscT
The prcn,ises doth ORDER DEckhk M l - @.
that the creditors " the iluAy' - Ssr,sr.
pany shall on or before the tlfri uG 80, A
her D. 1917. present their se'efal 49,, n
demands 20 the Receiver herein, Aia as. -.
d.ssult q the presentation ~ such . s,.N A..x-
susnt 10 this ORDER and me NV.'," "a ~
-,ouir,si 20 be given. The ssid ceIl', -. "a
faululs 70 present their claims on g..--et ~
sr,se,nber l. A u 1917 SHAH be .e.-.,,,,i,- 4
,sr-icinafins in sny divdenis or olsilst-s "a,
sssets OF aid Illinois Surety Company, !, tst
bo made by tie Receiver under the oi''''
Cour ,,, - DfRTCf
,be Receiver herein 10 cause ooy {" . -
81, h, published a. least once a NeeA -.
successive weeks the nrst issue ' - I, as-L
cation 10 be- not later than the nrsi 80. go, A Ne
lolT. IN newspaper o. general circAlA.- ,,,osay
,-,,cin,i etc, where the Illinois sufey -,
va. doing business and maintained OtA'"
or a general agency for tie stale 90. .ss
And IN addition 10 The above. ti' ~. srisr
DIRECTS the Receiver 10 mall = 90 -, Coz.
60 All known creditors u the Illinois sur ~
pany who have no, already nlet ihelf 80. 80
ihe Receiver and 10 also mail copy q ~ CSC.
10 each u the agents o. the Illinois ..,ot at,
nam doing business with u Al the tinie y 70 as
tho hands Of rcrlwr under ule ""'
court .,. a. s,rIVAN
rN'" "'' judy
March l. 1917 Eapkins
R~,.i,er Illinois surety Company. ls' S'
sale street. chicago. Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23

o5d IS &C Far Western. whole milk oregon
t-i,,lc dsisies held. 2em2siac: Young Amer
cas. fresh 26c California. double daisies
fresh. 23i.624hc: state, skins ,e current
make. specials. 2Ik a p nc choice -od : &c .
fair to good. lsdi9i2c; lower graoe''
l0N l1c. -.
cred cxtras. per dozen. soc extra frsts'
eqisc; frsts. 2Si5m29c; seconds and lowe
yradc.. 27ism2sc; dirties. IS "a = &c :
checks, good to choice. dry. % gW 2o'e state
Pena and nearby Western, hcnnery w hl,es
fine 20 fancy. 3ic ordinary 10 good. ga &c :
gathered whites. ordinary TO fine; 81" S SSc :
Wostern and southern. gathered whites. 30f1
nc state. Penn and nearby. hennery browns
8O13lc: gathered brown and r1ixed eolors'
frst. to extra f-sts. 2S'sm3pc' duck eggs
4OTT &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23

lfrfurr mr.. Tr'n'dad. Imperatof NOT. GuaHe'
IoIpe. Mesco Havana: Georgeanna Weems. MAJ
tinioue. Uamiitou Norfolk and Newport News
Alyanc, Crsiohai city % Montgomery. Savannah
- Monte Galveston FAger tNOrl. Santos; ozama
Marod,: Richmond. GeorgetO@n. Z. Monterey
Havana and Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23

Winds Tor Friday and ssturdsy.-NcHh Auah-
p. and middle Atlantic Moderate SOUTH pecon''s
flesh SATURDAY with Increasing cioudine1s' SOU"
A,iantlc-Fresh east n southeast. rain ny i'u~'
night. hast Gulf-Moderste 70 fresh 'ou'A' sho"'"
Friday over north portion West Moderate 10
fresh south shifting 10 colder northwest S~'u''"
night. with fair weather. Markell disturbance over
Eastern Kansas. moyhg northeast tppeF ia"es
trcrcs.ios shifting ainds Trida". probably becoming
,,,o,r .rI shifting 70 northwes' Friday nisst e."
Niciigo1 and is,S',rn Sups.c-: fr'n flttS 's.u'
~ -, - .ro.v aud ,oIdsr. y Ec- AXES -ih'res,
Gy sa,,tea.t and south vinus ffids'. Aceohhis
TX az hight. with ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23

of ner cent. Dividend is PAYABLE quar-
terly on April IS. July is. October II am
January Is.
Canadian Cement. Regular quartc-ly d.
idend OF ! p per cent on the common stoc<'
payable April IS TO stock OF record March 81.
Canadian Co,tons. Regular quarterly DIV
idends OF per cent on tho common ana
H., per cent o. The preferred stock. payable
April to stock OF record March -.
Shawirgan Water and Power. ReSule r
quarterly dividend Of T.. per cent. payable
APRIL 10 to stock Of record March y.
Tecumseh Cotton Mills Corporation Reg
ular quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent and
an extra dividend Of 2is per cent. both pay
able March 81 20 stock Of record March 20.
Cornell Mills Corporation Regular quar-
terly dividend of per cent and an extra
dividend OF . per cent, both payable April
to stock of record March 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
u. S. Military Orders
From The Tribune Bureau

Na'Nfgnu. March -.
l. Co.. FREDERICK y. REYNOLDS and Ma
HCITS l. HoPNOoD. medical corps from
p sent duties and stations: draiicl lnspector-in
siruc'nr sanitary troops %; Nallonsl Guard 10
Ney York
IT, Col HARRY H. RANDOLPH. infantry. de-
tarEcd list IN addition ~ ether dutlr. viii per
form duties % chief u san 6th National Guard
divisions
CAPT. JAMES 4. SHANNON. 18th Cav. detailed
assistant professor military science and tactics.
Harvard University.
Capt. Campbell KING eth Infantry detailed
professor military stencc and tactics, Indiana
University. BlopmlnciOl.
Cap. CHARLES ID. HEBRON. 81 r. A. upon er
p.Iation present leave. 10 jefferson Barracks
Col. WILLIAM A. SKUNK. cavalry. detailed senio-
Inspector Ia ,'fuctor l6;h tentative National Guard
division. 70 Salt Lake City
Ma FRANK W. WEED. mclical COPS from p-e.
en- ia Ion and duties. detailed Inspector in, rr-
To- - sanitary troops q; NaiicgIl ,;dagd. 10 Syr1-
ctise.
CT. DANIEL 7. TATE. cavalry detailed senior
llse'tor-.nS1 o. ,sEarv 18TH tentative
National Guard division. 20 >sn Antonio
Leave ~ absence one month granted Col. WILLIAM
J. SNOW Is =. 4. upon arrival IN T.
Ros!snaJon q First l.. PHILIP LEvEY. NJ X
G.. ACCEPTED
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Baron oter Readings

80 { / ?. m....'6 . S
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Dividends

Inspiration Consolidated Copper. Quarter
Is dividend Of s. a share. payable April SV'
10 stock Of record April ..
Virginia C. rolina Chemical.-Regular quar-
,erlv dividend of per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. and dividend OF 30 cents a
share on the common stock. Preferred div,
dsnd Is payable April l6 TO stock OF record
March 81. and the common May l to stock
OF record April II.
seaboard National Bank. Regular quar-.
tery dividend Of per cent. payable April
"a TO stock Of record March IS.
Federal Coal a. Coke.-Dividend OF 20 per
cent. payable March 81 TO stock of record
March 22.
New England Manufseturing.-Divi
OF 5l.2 per cent. payable March 81 to stock
Of record March -.
Temple Coal. Quarterly dividend Of per
cent on the preferred stock. payable April
10 10 stock Of record April ..
Great Northern. Regular quarterly divi-
dend Of a., per cent. payable May TO stock
OF record April I.
I Pittsburgh Coal. Regular quarterly divi-
dend OF a per cent on the preferred stock.
payable April % TO stock Of record April L..
Cardenas-American Sugar Regular quar-
terly dividend OF Ia per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable April to stock Of
record March 20.
Massachusetts, Gas. -- Regular quarterly
dividend Of Sl.25 on common stock. payable
May 10 stock of record April IL.
Laurentide CO. Regular quarterly divi-
dcnd Of ~ per cent. payable April . to
stock Of record March -. This is an in
crease Of per cent per annum.
Irving National Bank. Quarterly dividend
Of 2il per cent payable April 10 stock Of
record March -.
Lawyer. Mortgage. Quarterly dividend Of
per cent. payable April ] To stock OF rec
ord March %.
Morris Plan Go. Of New York.-Dividend
Of ~ per cent. payable April 10 stock
Of record March %
Disiillen Securities. Annual dividend Of
2 per cent, compared with n previous rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
Orchard and Field
= = year ase
Hay and Stra "

Hay ana sNtaN
Yc..erdsy. y year ago.
per ton PEI toni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING.
I65 broadway. New York -

i6j Broadway. New York y. Y
Tie Annual Meeting Of the Stockholder.
OF tho Southern Pacific Company VIII be
held at the Office Of this Comrany In
Anchorage. Jefferson County. ken.ucky on
Wednesday. April (, 1917. AT twelve o'clock
noon. standard time. for tho following pur-
poses. viz;
l. To elect hfteen Directors
.. To transact all such other business, a.,
may legally come before the meeting IN
Guiding the approval and ratification OF all
action OF the Board OF Directors and OF
the Executive Committee since the last
annual meeting OF no Stockholders OF thl,
Company
For the purposes Of the meeting. the
books for the transfer Of stock will be
closed at IL o'clock noon. on Saturday
March II. 1917. and will be reopened at 10
o'clock A. NJ, Thursday. April 3. 1917.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary
Dated January ? 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-23

NYc.| WdTTtt tIHU4.
Yes'days Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago;
Cash. y. Y. bush S1.72 S172 s1.02
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORT

N,rasaLi March l9-Coerskarta Dutch. New 1or@
"a Nc-foib Balboa and san Francisco
santa Lucia Mach 20-Bayamo. New loih via
NeVDo- Vows , -.
mort Ners fOf RIO de JaueifO.
San Juan March 2l-Brazoi. New lork. .
Rio Je Jancirn March q Charlton Han. New iofN
via Pemambuco for Santos.
Mamzaniilo March 2l-Runa (Norl. New No-s
SAILED
Barbados. Map'h 2l-Peier Croaen iron Ne"
YORK and Norfolk. Pcnambuco. ~ AndieNs
f\orl from New York via NoNOlkl. santos
saxa fswe,D iron New York;. Rio lie Iai.lro
End Santos: Tyr (Nori from New York; santos
rcuiouc March l0-caciaue. Ns>- York.
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Inspiration Consolidated Copper. Quarter
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Cereals

Wheat. The marketfwas nervous. but
on the whole the undertono was steady
and toward the close of the day prices
advanced quite sharply. with the re-
suit that final quotations were TO
2hc above the final of eonosday.
Sentiment was much divided, but the
fact that prices rallied sharply from
an carly decline and showed resist
ance 10 further pressure attracted more
confidence to the long side. The cash