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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-14
WALL STREET Market
IS BROAD AND Strong

NEW YORK, May IA rise of 8
points in Butte and Superior Copper on
top of yesterdays 6-point gain was the
conspicuous feature of today's early
stock dealings.
vancing 1 to points on the proposed
Is per cent rate increase.
Denver and Rio Grande preferred
gained ~ as result of the plan to
cancel the company's debt.
Shippings. Motors. Oils. Sugars and
Tobaccos rose 1 to . points over yes
terday's close and United States Steel
advanced large fraction.
Rails Extend Early Gains.
Rails superseded industrials after
the first half hour. materially extend
ing early gains. Their advance en-
braced every division. transcontinentals.
grangefs. trunk lines and coalers shar-
ling in almost equal measure.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
recorded extreme gains of points. St
Paul preferred and common to 8, New
York Central 3. New Haven 4, Erie first
preferred a.. and other coalers inelud-
ing Reading, l to 212.
United States Steel and other indus
trials reacted l to points before noon.
Liberty Ans made new minimum on
the further decline from 91.74 to $3.50.
| lie d p SOlu dt SSSS 10 SoSOs uTSt IS
at $3.50 to 95.06 and second As at 94.76
to 1906.
Four Extra Sugar Dividends.
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany today declared four extra divi-
Fdends of p of per cent on the COM
mon stock. to be paid during the next
four quarters. together with the usual
quarterly disbursements of 1A per
cent each on the common and preferred
stock.
Earl D. Babel. president. said after
a directors meeting that nothwith-
standing present uncertainty as to op-
Grating expenses the extra dividends
were justified because of the increased
incomes during the last three years.
Conflicting Conditions Rule.
Conflicting conditions ruled during
the less active noon hour.
Rails held or added to early gains,
but industrials were somewhat un-
steady.
United States Steel reacted 2 points,
while Bethlehem Steel gained as much
and American Sugar strengthened on
the extra dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-14
Your Money

No fake or questionable adj
vertising is allowed in The Star.
Millions of dollars are saved
by people who have been wise
enough to consult a banker Be.
fore investing in worthless ne.
curities. You should do like.
wise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-14

NEW YORK, May 14.-Pork-Easy;
mess. 52.50a53.O0; short clears, 47.00a
$500. Lard-Easy; middle west, 25.15a
1928. Other articles unchanged
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. May IA. q p.m.)-
Wheat-Spot No red soft and No. 9
red winter. unchanged: receipts, 1850.
Corn-Receipts, S.634 bushels.
Oats-Firmer: standard white, S1a
SIN: No. white, 79has0: receipts,
12.776 bushels.
Rye-Quiet; No. western export, not
quoted; receipts, 143 bushels.
Hay-Easier; No. l timothy, 31.5Oa
$500; No. l clover. mixed, 28.50a29.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-14

oaH, w. "hite, 'Sz2aeo' receipts,
Rye-Quiet; No. western export, not
quoted; receipts, 143 bushels
Hay--Easier; No. l timothy. 31.5Oa
$500; No. l clover. mixed. 28.50a29.00.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May 14.-The cotton
market lost a good part of yesterdays
Improvement during today's early trad
ing. The cables were lower than due,
the weather map made a more favora-
Bile showing on the average and the
census figures confirmed recent disap-
pointing forecasts Of domestic mill CON
sumption for April. The opening was
irregular at an advance of 8 points on
May, but generally to II points lower.
81 to 43 points, with July touching Is. 90
and october $3.50. Liverpool was a
seller. There was also scattered selling
TOR southern account and liquidation by
yesterdays buyers.
Futures opened steady; May, 1854;
July, 26.45 to 26.35: October, $3.50 to
1858; December, 25.47; January, none.
inere were slight rallies during the
middle OF the morning. but the market
soon 'o weakened again on continued
selling. There was also selling here
FOR southern account and the market
appeared to be dominated by the more
favorable weather. with the prospect
VI inPlOSu6 CIop aCCOunI8. july broke
to 1886 and October to $500, with the
general list selling 60 to 7s points net
lower May sold Off to 2G.15, owing to
the circulation of few notices.
NEW ORLEANS. May IA less ia
vorable showing than expected by
selling in the cotton market TODAY I'M
der which in the first half hour Of bust
ness prices fell Off 90 to 32 points from
the level OF yesterdays close. Weather
conditions over the belt were consid- :
cred unfavorable and steadied the mar
ket at the decline.
Futures opened steady. Opening bid ::
May. $3.50: July, 1910 asked: October
2457; December. 24.37 asked; January.
24.21 asked.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Report Of live stock and meat trade
conditions here today by the Tinted
States bureau of markets:
Beef-Fresh. receipts normal, market
dull, early demand slow; steers. recent
cows, receipts light: market quiet, yerv
little trading; bulls. none on the mar
ket.
Veal-Receipts light few early sales
better grades.
Pork-Receipts light, supply ADEQUATE.
market dragsy, demand slow.
L.amb-Receipts liberal, few early
sales at steady prices. demand fair for
better grades.
Mutton-No offerings.
CHICAGO. May 14.-Hogs-Receipts.
10000: market weak: bulk of sales
17.40a17.70; light, l7.20a17S0; mixed,
1915 al7.so; heavy, ls.e5al7,so; rough
16.25al6.60: pigs. 14.00alT.s6
cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; market
steady; native steers. lO.l5al770: stock
ers and feeders, S.O0al2.S5; cows and
heifers. 6.90a14.25: calves, S.0Oal4.O0,
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; market
weak; sheep. 12.0oa1s.25: lambs, 1900
a20.25.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-12
RUSSIAN ISSUES FALL

NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Reports from
Petrograd 10 the effect that the exist
Ing Russian government might re-
pudiate that country's outstanding OBJ
legations precipitsted a severe decline
in Russian bonds here today.
On the curb sls's per cents extern
al government issues on which semi
annual interest vas paid only yester-
day made sn extreme loss Of ten
points e t4S. The 51s's dropped :
points to -. this. however. being six
points above the low record made last
month
Russian internal SIS were Offered
down twenty points to Il. or seven
points under their previous minimum.
So far as could be learned, no sales
OF this issue we're made at the lower
quotation
Russian exchange moved in an Cd
posite direction. rates on PetrOgrad
actually advancing. Dealers in ex.
change said the move was of no sig
nificsnce. however, as purchasers OF
bills were nominal.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-12
Cattlemen to
Meet in NOgaIeS

The cattlemen OF this vicinity are in
receipt OF Invitations from NOgales
requesting their attendance AZ the an
nUal meeting Of the Arizona Cattle
Growers association.
NOSGleS is making biz preparations
Tor the entertainment Of the cattle
men. OWNS 20 the need OF close 60
operation between the stOckmsn of
Arizona during war times, il is predict
ed by the state officials Of the Cattle
mems association that the meeting
this year viii BE- more largely attend
Ell than any previous meeting.
The convention viii open on admis-
sion day, February Il. and be in seS-
sion the 18th and 10th.
Secretary Of the Interior. Franklin
\. lane. has been invited 10 attend
this meeting and other prominent men
VIII be present.
To stimulate attendance. the aSSoci
alton Is TO give away 10 the cattleman
holding the risht register number. .
valuable cOwman'S riding outfit.
NCg0lss has had some experience in
the entertaining Of conventions and
It's reputation for hospitality is known
all over the state.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-12
eRaIN Market

CHICAGO. Jan Intensified
transportation difficulties throughout
the west together with fading OF o0-
timism in regard 70 peace tended to-
DAY 10 lift the corn market Prices
closed unsettled at SI-27I4 January
and S1-251s 10 = &c Nav. the same as
yesterdays finish to &c higher. Cats
gained < TO sc 10 IL 70 1ssc- In
provisions the result varied from SC
decline 70 25c advance.
Fresh snow storms and forecasts OF
severe cold weather made corn traders
pay special attention 10 a decrease in
rural notices CT consisnments and 70
complaints OF q shortage OF motive
power on western railroads. Advices
were al hand which indicated that ef-
forts az PROMPT distribution Of cars
in the corn belt were being greatly
hammered by adverse weather cO1di-
tons On the other hand cable dis
patches failed to confirm bearish
views on the subject of peace.
Advances however. were checked
BY knowledge get that on account OF
multiplied railroad embargoes. ship
ments 10 the east from here had heen
rendered almost impossible.
Oats showed decided strength ow-
ing chiefly 10 the failure OF peace
talk TO be confirmed. Furthermore.
receipts continued 20 dwindie In
variably, cOEnturns in values proved
transient
Provisions sympathiZed with the
strength Of grain At first though.
weakness in Tire hog market had a
temporary depressing influence.
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Mining and Financial News
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE.

NEW YORK Jan I1--ResCtiOns OF
one TO almost four points in those is
sues which comprise the bulk Of the
daily dealings accompanied the slus-
sish course Of tOday's stock market.
The setback vas most pronounced
IN the last hour when steelS. eouip-
ments and rails REGISTERED Lowest
levels Absence OF speculative or pub
lie interest probably accounted as
much IS anything for the reversal.
bears awaiting themselves Of this neg
alive condition 10 engage in new com
mitments.
N part- pressure against industrials
was prompted by reports that various
corporations were contemplating new
financing. the unexpected $4,000 600
note issue OF the American Can con-
pany being cited as a case in uoint.
Feaoe rumOrS also were = cOntribut
Ing factor.
United States steel recorded a net
loss Of 2is points. its decline being
coi1cident with r1mors affecting the
stability OF the existing dividend
Other induStrials. the more promin-
ent war shares and related issues sag
Sed gradually after some early mani
1esIations OF steadiness OF strength.
Shippinss we're affected in ike degree
and coppers were heaviest after unOf-
ncial reports OF the re-affirmatiOn of
the 351e cent rate by the war board.
Sales amounted TO $4,000 shares.
The strength Of French government
SIS vas the only striking feature of
the uncertain bond market Liberty
SIS were quoted az 1872 70 SS.s0.
First IS were quoted at $500 to $3.50
and second As al $3.50 10 96.s2- Total
sales par value, aggregated S51S0.O00
United States bonds. old issues. were
unchanged on call
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CORN-Msy. I25ls; 1S3Is.
OATS-May. 1875; 76zS.
COTTON-Jan-. 3I.S5; BIT Bid.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1I.-While there
was nothing concrete in the news TO
account for the selling today aside
from the statement to the effect that
central powers would probably reply
10 President Wilson's remarks. still
there was noticeable increase in the
selling The fact OF the latter seems
10 be that interior buying during the
last DAY or two have shown a tendency
10 contract. and inasmuch as the pro-
iessional element here was commit
tel TO the long side of the market the
absence Of renewed buying from out
side sources provoked a desire TO re-
lease pending further developments.
While the market could easily re-
act somewhat further still. we believe
that the incentive TO favor the selling
side in marked degree at this period
is lacking.
LOGAN & BRYAN
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one man had been killed and the cor,
raj of the l22nd infantry wrecked.
This information was brought 10 Ma
con BY taxicab driver who lest camp
while the storm was raging.
The same blow struck the state fair
grounds. where 4 circus was winter
ing and animals there were reported
On Z rampage.
Montgomery. Ala. reported that
railway officials there had been a6-
viSesl that seven persons were killed
and twenty-five injured BY tornado
which virtually wrecked the little
town of COwartS. Ala.
High winds prevailed throushou,
the south. reports TO the weather
bureau said. and a cold wave over
spread virtually ali of that region with
the thermometer down 20 freezing al
Pensacola, Fla. where a temperature
Of fifteen above zero was forecast be.
fore morning.
Coal shortages are expected To in
crease the suffering caused by the
storm.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-12
40 YEARS AGO

40 years ago Number 40 For The
Blood (then an old doctors preScrip-
tion) cured specific blood poison in
its worst forms. which have not re-
turned. This disease is manifested by
mucous patches. copper colored spots.
aching bones. ulcers or running sores.
falling hair. slandular Swellings. PIN
pies on the face, constipation and a
form Of dyspepsia. Your health is i'm
portant insist on No. 10 put up in a
blue carton bearing the signature of ].
c. Mendenhall. 40 years a druggist
Evansville. Indiana. Adv.
Sold exclusively in Bisbee at Central
Pharmacy. opposite Orpheum. in To-
well by Lowell Drug Co, Warren Drug
Co. Warren, in Douglas by Owl Drug
Co. Adv.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-12
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
In Equity No. E-1s. Tucson

In the United States District Court for
the District of Arizona.
Sims Ely. Receiver of Arizona Nu-
tual Savings and Loan Association. q
Corporation. and Arizona Mutual Saw
ings and Loan Association. a Corpora
ton. Complainants. vs.. Arthur ]. Col
Inns, Arthur J. Collins. Executor of Is
tate of Marguerite E. Collins. John
Doe, Richard Roe. Jane Doe, ard Mary
Roe. Defendants.
BY virtue OF 2 decree of foreclosure
and sale granted by this Court in the
above entitled action. wherein the
above-named complainants obtained n
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
against said defendants for the sum
of One Thousand Fifteen and 1870
(S1O15.T5) Dollars, with interest. costs
OF suit. attorneys fees and fees and
expenses Of sale. which said Judgment
and decree was entered on the Sth
day OF December. 1917. in the office
Of the Clerk Of said Court az Globe.
Arizona, the undersigned. Clifford Il.
McFall. Special Master in Chancery.
duly appointed in this action ro- such
purpose. viii sell at public auction TO
the highest and best bidder. on the
18th day Of January. a n. 1918. al
$3.50 o'clock p. m. of that day. at the
front door Of the County Court
House of COchise County. at the City
OF Tombstone. Arizona. the following
described property. to-wit:
Lots twenty-seven (S7l twenty-eisht
(sS) and Twenty-Five (29) in Block
numbered Seventeen 40 OF the Town
lof Benson. CochiSe County. Arizona
Territory, now State. as per official
map of said town. on record in the Of
flee of the County Recorder of said
Cochise County. Arizona.
CLIFFORD r. McFAIL.
Special Master in Chancery.
Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. this l0sh
day of December. 1917. s4T
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IN CENTRAL REGION.

NLfN keNleW Leased MlrrN
CHICAGO. Jan. 1l.-With the sec
0ai big snow of the week burying
Chicago and a sub-zero cold wave
sweeping toward the city on a forty
-;ie sale. Chicago again faced a
ian4-za Of fuel and food.
From New Orleans 20 Lake Superior
and west 10 Texas all sections of the
southwest and northwest are feeling
the same storm. At Galveston, Tex.
snow is falling and in the Texas Pan
handle the thermometer is below zero.
ThirSy-Tso Below.
At Devils Lake, y. D.. il was thirty
two degrees below zero: at Omaha
twenty-five; at O'Neill. Neb.. thirty
seven below; and up il Canada. in
Saskatchewan. il is fOrty-two degrees
below A maximum of five below zero
IS predicted for Chicago tonight.
Six inches Of snow is reported in
northern Texas and Oklahoma and
nile inches in Kansas. 4 temperature
Of twenty-five degrees was reported in
Corpus Christi. Tex According To
weather bureau officials the storm is
expected to follow the eastern line of
the Appalachians and reach the St.
Lawrence valley by saturday or sun
day.
With virtually the entire wheat and
cats belt of the country blanketed BY
snow, grain experts predicted great
benefit 10 crops. The snow fall. II
was said. will not only form a pro-
tective covering and provide mOiS-
ture for winter wheat but il would
also soften the ground to an ideal con
dition for spring wheat and oats plant
ing.
Railroads reported much trouble
with the drifts. passenger SersiSc from
the west and north being from four To
five hours late.
The only loss of life so far reported
IS from Wichita Falls. Tex. where
three oil field workers are said to
have become lost and il is feared
persisted in the blizzard
In Chicago. thousands OF street Ia
bOrers, hundreds of high school. col
iese and university students and pub
lie school children welded the shovel
in n desperate effort to clear the
streets before the situation became a
menace to the welfare OF the public.
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ToRNAoos IN souTH.

- ~ A4coSe4 hlfef
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Swept by
wind. rain. sleet and snow. and with
a tornado taking toll Of live and prop
erty in parts OF southern Georgia and
Alabama. the south tonight was in the
grip Of its worst stOdm OF the winter.
Only spasmOdic wire communication
was possible with the larger cities
and from them came reports that out
lying districts where the storms fury
apparently was greatest were compile
tely cut off
Camp Wheeler. near Macon. Ga.
where Georgia. Alabama and Florida
national guardsmen are training. was
struck by a tornado late IN the day.
Meager reports that came through said
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NINETEEN BELOW

tDv Review Leased Wirel
LINCOLN, Neb-. Jan. 1l.-With \
minimum temperature twenty-one de-
grees below zero. Lincoln and south
eastern Nebraska today experienced
not only the coolest day OF the win
ter. but the coolest for several wears.
At no time during the day did the tenn
perature ascend above fifteen below
zero. and the reading at Z O'Clock To-
night was nineteen below. with a pra-
diction OF twenty-five below before
morning. The cold was aggravated bv
a high northwest wind.
In Lincoln dealers reported an am
pie supply of coal for immediate
needs but in some of the smaller
towns Of the state there is a shortase.
In some places il has been found nee
eSsary 70 hold only half day sessions
OF the public schools in order to con-
serve the coal supply and private
homes have been limited to purchase
of a half ton
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porting a maximum temperature Of
nine below today. the coolest DAY
there since the weather bureau has
been established. Smith Center with
twenty-three degrees below had the
cold weather record for the state.
Snow Hurts Traffic
The heavy snow, badly drifted. was
interfering with rail and wagon traf-
fie- A Missouri Pacific passenger
train stalled in a drift eight miles west
Of Anthony, KaS.. Thursday night was
not released today and cannot be be
fore tomorrow but the eighteen pas
Sengers are being provided for and are
not suffering Anthony has had no
mail for two days and drifts of snow
twenty feet deep are reported there.
The fuel situation is acute in many
Kansas towns. The coal supply is en-
tirely exhausted Al Ottawa and the
people are dependent upon wood. At
Parsons. on the edge of a natural gas
field. homes having wood or coal heat
ers were reported to be extending
shelter TO neighborS who have been
depending upon gas for fuel A short
age Of coal there served TO increase
apprehension
Although the wheat growers OF the
state welcomed the snow which broke
the drought. many fields were said TO
have been blown bare. while in the
western section of the state. livestock
is suffering severely.
The storm was the worst Oklahoma
Cityhas experienced in fifteen years
and tie city was facing increased pri-
walton and hardship because of the
virtual exhaustion of the retail coal
supply and gas service Inadequate for
cooking or heating.
Trains are behind schedule through
out the southwest
Four Lives Lost
-Four lives were lost ana great dam
ase done to the growing vegetables
and orchards of Texas in a storm that
bianketed the northern portion of the
state with six inches of snow. Miss
ion, Texas. in the Rio Grande valley.
got snow for the first time in forty
years and Laredo on the Mexican Dor
der. for the first time in twenty-one
years Below zero marks were reach
ed by the mercury all over the pan
handle district and At Brownsville. in
the extreme southern part of the state
a temperature of twenty-five degrees
caused fears for the safety Of the cab
bage crop and other vegetables The
snow viii relieve the drought in the
wheat growing sections, but in the
western part. where the drought was
most severe, there is apprehension for
the stock already in 5 weakened con-
ditiOn On many ranges.
Two te3msters in the Burnett oil
field near Wichita Falls. cannot be
found and are believed to have per
ishei Il the storm An unidentified
nan found near Wichita Falls is eN-
pected 70 die. An unidentified man
was frozen 10 death near Fort Worth.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
In Equity No. ELS, Tucson.

In the United States District Court for
the District of Arizona
Sims Ely. Receiver of Arizona Nh.
tual Savings and Loan Association. a
Corporation. and Arizona Mutual Saw
inss and Loan Association, a Corpora
tron. Complainants, vs.. Alton d.
Phelps, Lille B. Phelps. John Schnell.
John Doe. Richard Roe. Jane Doe and
Mary Roe. Defendants.
BY virtue OF a decree Of Foreclosure
and Sale granted by this Court in the
above entitled action, wherein the
above named cOmplainantS obtained 4
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
against said defendants for the sum Of
Five Hundred SiXty-SiN and $500
($566.s5l Dollars. with interest. costs
Of suit. attorneys fees and fees AID
expenses Of sale. which said Judgment
and decree was entered on the 5th dsy
Of December. 1917. in the office Of the
Clerk of said Court at Globe, Arizona.
the undersigned. Clifford r McFau.
a Special Master in Chance-y. duly
appointed in this action Tor such
purpose. viii sell at public auction 10
the highest and best bidder. on the
18th day Of January. a. II, 1918. at
$3.50 O'Clock p. m Of that day. at the
fIont door Of the County Court House
of CochiSe County. az the City OF
Tombstone. Arizona. the following de-
scribed property. tO-wit:
Lots Numbered FOrty-foUr ca and
Forty-five (45l in Block Numbered
Nine (sl Of the TOWnsite Of Bisbee. Co
chise County, Territory. now State. OF
Arizona.
CLIFFORD X. McFAII..
Special Master in ChanCery.
Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. this 10th
day OF December. 1917. 80
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IN NEBRASKA

lBy Review Leased wirel
OMAHA. Jan 11.-0'Nein with thir-
ty-seven below zero was the coolest
point in Nebraska today. Other tenn
peratures ranged from that point TO
sixteen and eighteen below zero. In
Omaha the government thermometer
registered twenty-one below with I
maximum of sixteen below.
Indications tonight were for even
lower temperatures than last night
and thermometers were expected to
drop as low as forty degrees below
zero Slightly warmer weather is
promised for tomorrow. A stiff wind
Is blowing Trains are delayed from
three 70 four hours.
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GOLDEN STATE sNoweouNo

tty Review LEASED Wirel
HUTCHINSON, Kas-. jan. 1.-THE
Rock Island esstbound Golden State
Limited was held at KiSmet, Kas.. in
the southwestern part of the state for
ten hours today as result of snow
drifts. The passengers were comfort
able, however. and had plenty 10 eat.
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AMARILLO FREEZES

10y Review Leased Wirel
AMARILLO, Tex, Jan. IL. - The
mercury registered eight below zero
during the early hours of the morning
No snow fell today but the weather
was intensely cold. Train service on
one road was Frustrated during much
of last night and today trains are Oh
Grating from ten to twenty-four hours
late.