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New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS or ROTH 4
CAKNEGlE. nc:
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholdcrs Of Rofh & car
negie. Inc VIII be neid the Office Of the
company at ~. 25l West ssh Street. in
the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New
York, on the 10Th DAY Of July. lala. q, .
O'Clock in tho afternoon Of that day TO de-
termine whether the name Of the corporation
shall be changed from Roth & Carnegie. Inc,
to Najtie Carnegie. Inc.
Dated New York. june 20. 1919
HATTIE CARNEGIE
President Of ROTH e CARNEGIE. INC.
HERMAN CARNEGIE
Secretary OF ROTH K CARNEGIE INC
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
C0mm0 ODDITIES
20 itc; prime to choice, 2o923Ec: fair tc
good l9 n lsc; lower grades. 7Qlsc


tggs.-Receipts were 11542 cases Fresh
gathered, eNtras. dozen 5lQ5ec: extra
lists, 45.Q zoe; tirsts. IS @ s7c seconds and
H99rer' ., q sc dirtes. No. l. 81 n sSi1 C.;
40. and poorer 2e0 36l.c; checks, good
to choice. dry. 36Q37c. undergrades. 2sq
soc' STATE Pennsylvania ana nearby vest
I'm. - H. hehneTy, whites. fine to fancy. 5S q S2c:
ar TO prime - a SIC. gathered. whites
common 70 prime, A. u SIC. other western
ana ana southern, gathered whites As SIC:
stats. fennsylvania and nearby hennerv
or"Vns, iafcy' 591 55c. gathered brown
s1I an mixed colors. graded. fancy 5o@ SIC !.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Bonds

Folloacing is Il complete record of
all transactions in bonds on the NeW
! ork Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Hnttcr.--Rece!pts ware a227 packages
Creamery, higher than extras. ID. 81 :. a.
~ iac, extras. ~ score. 5l'. q 81 nc, iirsis
score, 4 "a @ 49c. lower grade 1917 q 47c:
unsalted. higher than extras 54l9 q 55c
extras. g IA q 6+c, frsts 81 y G;d3c; sec
onds, 4e@5lc; state dairy tubs finest.
30 +. q sic, good to prime 49Gl60c. com
mon TO fair, asa SA1c: renovated. nrsls
4s n n 6oc, lower Eradea. asa +sc. ladies'
current mako, hrsts. ~ "a 4sc, seconds, 46c
lower crades - a q As nc. packing stock.
curron. make, 30. !. 40 46 u No e.
i5 q nc. lower grades. 40 q 44isc.
Cheesc.-state. whole milk. fresh fats
run, coored. 81 G2iNc: white IA 81 81 !, C.
lower grades, 81 U3O+sc. twins specials
wh'tcs. SlAa 1S2Ac coIored. a2a 2'e 9 :.
nvornge run. 3oa. q Nc. colored i0s. q
81 isc; lower grndes. &c W3oiac Wlsconalu.
whole mills twins. single datsics fresh
colorcd. S2la ISsc. double daisier colorea
.renh. d2'4 q 32'ac. Young Americas fresh
10 - " $40; state, akima. specials, 24A q
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
DIVIDEND NO. I5I.
THE HASONFK FIRE I\>t RANCE CC

New York hume ~ l91N
AZ meeting of the Board OF Director,
hoid TINS day 81 Quarterly Dividend OF Two
ana ono half (2is) Per Cent was de-
{ .ared. payable july J. l9l9 a. the once
oi the company. Hanover Building, Nos
q ana 3" inc Street. to stockholders Of
1grofa T,a,sso al ciose OF business June II. 1912
55"i's'cr ooots 70 he closed from Juno
-@'u 10 July /. l9la. both dates inclusive.
~ s. JAKNLS Secrntarv
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

oFFlCE OF THE sECNErAKY
ba .tirnore. NJ. June =. 1919
me Board OF Directors this aay declared
rom the H. earnings OF The Company -o..
me six months ended jun go 1918. a dtvi-
e.i. e"nd ot rwo per cent on preferred stock -
w.. Voc, Nno.4ers 0f record At close os business
cp-y {, ~ 1919 lay1enr Wil be made on
Sept enhe- 2 1879. provided that before hat
IAte IAt mere shall have been received from ,ha
lli'ed states GoYfrnr1~nr on account q.
ot'fI'ensa'ion. a s.m sufficient in ne opinion
~ ., me preslden' With other available funds
~ pay ne same, ani payable az la,cr
received '-''' snail Nc SO
The transfe' hooks VIII 10. close
{ W WOOLFORD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

Mr.. NIGEL l.. CAMPBELL Of London
England. retires from our Nrm on his dste
70 enter the firm Of Iielhert. Uagg & CO.
Id. London. who VIII hereafter act as our
ondon correspondents. and our presen, Lon
don office will he discontinued!
MIR WILLIAM a PHILLIPS Is this day
admitted to partnership In our firm
NM- \. READ & co.
New York, July /. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
L. s. Government Bonds
Liberty Issues

The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
investment yield in the several Liberty
Loan issues at closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

New Castle & shcnango Valley Railroad
Company
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Com
psny Is. IS
Olesn, City Of
Peoples Water Company Of O.kaloosa
piednons & Northern Railway Company
Popular Science Publishing Company
Portsmouth < Suffolk Water Company
Richmond Beach & Railway Company
Santa Lucia Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
Soath yubs Water Co. Consolidated
Mortgage
ST. Louis z Cairo Railroad Company
'h'rd Avenue Railroad Company Sc
Union Depot Company. Columbus, Ohio
Union Utilities Company
Warren Water Company Ossue Of July
l, l897)
Warren Water Company Tissue Of July
T. 's0s)
Wayne Co,lo7 N,iIs
Washington Water Power Company
Woodward Iron Cenpsny
JJLy cND, 1910.
East St. Louis 4 Granite City Water Co.
County Ct Vanderhurgh. indiana
July 18TH, 1910.
Minneapolis, iyndale & hlnnetonks Rail
way Company and Minneapolis Stree.
Railway Company
ST. Paul City Railway Company
July GOTH. 1910.
Pekin Water Wofls Company
July 3lST. 1910.
ParsOns Water Supply {, Powor Company
lends
r ". Woolworih Co., Preferred
july 5TH. 1919.
Detroit, HillsdsIe & South Western Rail
road Company
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

Dried

Dried
Apples. eva porated. far Western, choice
ID, 20 q -cc, state, prime, 2lc.
Fresh
tpples---Dolaware and Maryland. now
bsk. Sl.500ii Albermarle Pipnin old. $40
n II? Ben Davis. old. $40 BALDWIN. Old
- n TO- box apples; Wincsap far Wostern
So q .. Peaches, cr' Sls5@ 4; Jersey,
bsS.. .s7bq Strawberries. at, - q soc
Cherries. ST rs red, sweet. s-lb bsll
slN1.5o; sour. Sso0l Currnnts. small
rcd. qt, l+q l6c. cherry l6 q l7c. Black
berries, at. 25 q 35C. Gonscberrles. large.
green. at, 16p lSc. large green. S-lb
bsl<.. s.9oM1; small green. at. l0N l5c
Knspbcrries. pit. - n 25c. Iiucklebcrrics
ct. 2oQ0 zoe. Oranges. Florida si1ns
California. s2.5007. Grapefruit. Florida.
box, S4QS. Lemons. California, box. S.
$3.50. Lines. Dominica. nhl. siglo.
Pineapplcs. Cuban. crt, 81 80 n $50 Porto
forna. crt.. :lWs.6o Georgia. HAT case
SO al. ostrich egg. california, fat case.
$2n3. Watermelons. Florida, car, $500 q
500. Georgia. car. $500 d 500.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Hay and Straw

Hay Timothy. No. l. large bales. ton.
$40 s45, Nos TO .. s37443: shipping
$50 a 81 no grade hay. $26ual fancy
Hsht clover. si2u42. 30 clover mixed
SIS $40, NO . clover mixed. s33Qs35
Strnw-No rye, SIS; No l oat. slo.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Hops

8 q soc. common to fair, AS G55c: 1917
common to prime. nominal; Pacific Coast
l9la. priln" to choice. IS q SOC common
to fair 40 q o6c; 1917. common to prime
SO q 40e; state and Pacific Coast. older
s rowt s4s 20 q zoe.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
TIE RANK or AMERICA

New York, June II, 1871,
The Roarc OF Directors have today a.
oiared semi annual dividend OF fiftesn
,le' per cent free Of tax. payable July
date. - '''N
The trans cr hoons will remain c,osaa
until July 3D. 1919
W III. pENNEr, CashAe.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
NATIONAL I1CoRicE COMPANY

COMMON DINlDEND no. "a
The regular semi annual dividend of 2iaes
and an extra dividend Of % on the Com
mon Stock Of this Company has this day
been declared payable on July sth TO ali
common sioc ckholders or record July Isl
II W. PErHERBRIDGE, Treasurer.
June Goth 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
S. rooD PRODUCTS CORPORATION

40 Exchange Place. New York. \. Y
The Board Of Directors have this day
declared a regular dividend Of one half Of
one per cent (ia of 80 and an extra divi-
dond of one and ono-half per cont q = e.
for the second quarter for the year 1913,
upon the outstanding capital stock. pay
able July Is, 1919. to stockholders OF rec
ord at the close of business July 2. 1913.
The stock transfer books Will not be
closed.
THos A. CLARK. Treasurer
Dated Now York. y. Y. june ~. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Beans and Peas

Bcans.-Marrow. choice 100 lbs. s1l.75
marrow, Manchurian. sll 50us12, coscor-
rones. Chilean, $sM $50 pen, choice
$50. medium. choice. $50; Lady Wash
ington. California. $500 s7.75. small
"nl'e, California, f1.5O1s $7.75. lArgt
white, Idaho. S7.5o@s7.75 tepary. cali
fernia; So S5.75; kotenashi. Japa nese
Manchur'an. s71ls7.5O; red kidney. choice
$i1,l9 a s'$ red marrow, sl075G *il,
eye ST q 81 90 black turtle soup. $40 Is 20
Sll; white kidney choice. s1l.75Qsl2 %;
lnperials, $40; kumamOto, Manchurian
S.oV y - cahallero. Chilean, $3.50 q
$40; bayou; Chilean. s6gs6.5o; cram
berry, Name hurian. round S7.5OlI $7.T5.
long. s5.75a s. short, s5.75Q S6.25. cali-
fornla, 81 n$725i pink. California s7.2o q
s'-oo, lima California. choice, 500 SS.2o
Pcns.-Scotch. 1918, $7@ s7.75: green. Wis
ooNsin' 500 n " Idaho. s. % q $3.50,
Washington. 81. 30 q S7.75; California 81 80
W$1.16, Chilean. S1u$-.5O. Australian
s735SS: Japanese. s. a $s25; black eye
california; s. Il $500: Splits yellow s6 SO
q So D, green. Sl0QSlo.5o. white small
Manchurian. $6Ms6.5O large. s. a sS so
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Dry Dock Savings Institution

3t1 & 343 BOWERY. Cor. Sd St. New York
The Trustees have declared dividend
for the six rponths ended June 30. 1919 on
sll deposits from FIVE DOLLARS ~
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS entitled
Thereto under the Bylaws at the rate o.
THREE and ONE-HALF Per Cent. per an
mum. paya bic on and after July 21, 1919.
Deposits made on or before July 70 viii
be entitled TO interest from July l. 1913
ANDREW MILLS President
N +. PATTERSON. Vic. President
FRI Err CN SHERWOOD. Treasurer
SAM Ell WEBSTER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

Is Broadway. Now York July lst. 1919
A dividend of two dollars per share has
been declared on the ca pital stock Of this
company. payable August 18th. 1919. to
ockhOdcrs Of record d the close OF bust
ness July 18th. 1919.
All communications regarding payment
or change Of address should be sent to
the undersigned not later than August 8th
1919.
GEORGE CHESEHRO.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
AETNA EXPLOSIVES
COMPANY, INC.

70 the Dcpositors OF Preferred and Com
mon stock OF AETNA EXPLOSIVES
F1MPt\N. INC. under the Stockhold
"r- Protective Committee Deposit
Agreement of September 20. 1911:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Poultry
Alive

Alive
Chickens Spring broflcrS. colorea. ex-
press. 50N % zoe. niie l.cghorns. large, ox-
lress. a. a 5oc. small. express, 40 n 45c .
large. freight. SOC. small to medium.
freight. q a 5oc. Fowls. express, &c !.
freight. light. 2ic, freight. heavy. Ste. old
roosters. freight. 20. Turkeys. hens.
freight. soc toms freight. 25c Ducks.
western, freiuMt. soc southern, freight.
SOC, Long Island. spring. CSC; old. sc.
Grcac, freight aor Guineas, per pair, sl.lo
Pigeons, pair. 500 6oc
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
HENRY AtCiil. Chairman.
IL I'll y HU< I.TNLEKl>E r.
jOl,< EilI.
N>A Is. DEWITT.
/. r.. BALDWIN.
HOW httD itNi NE,
SIDt kltOLDElt.,' 'I'KOTECTINJ
COMMITTEE.
COllr
DETROIT UNITED HAlIv

DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY
CouponH duo July /. 1918. from pctroit
'rifed Hallway First fousolldht,d Mort
poRe sfe ''old Bonds VIII b" pHld on and
i'Nf ifAf Nntc ON presentation at the
NI"' ~ the agents. i'prk Of Mon'roal. Gi
Nl1l ..lff''. Sow York
r ErWAnns
tice-Iiee.dcnt and Iro4suIsr.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
(

Tho arrival OF samples OF further ship.
ments Of row Japan teas has stinlnlatr,l
the tea market. Continued activity i'm
Ccylors and Javas is rotod. Qu0taiious
for lots OF 30 ana 10" packages follow
tsrecns.-Moyune Gunpowtior, 81 73c.
Pinssuey Gunpowder. 3lu 55c. Japans.
Tanfred. 2 a SOC. lndia.-Pekoe. 34 q, SIC.
tcs ion.-fekoe. 81 U 4Sc- Jnva.--Pehoe,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co.
Amersan Water supply Company OF
kankakes
Army & May Cluh Of Manila
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Butler Water Company
Caro- Wate, Work, Company
Cedar p.pids. City Of, Refuudns Bonds
Central Brewing Company
Chattanooga City Water Company
Chicago & North Western Railway Co..
Eouipmer. trust Cts, Series -"
Chicago & North Western Ra,lway Co.,
Equirner. Trust CTS. Series "C'
Clyde Water Supply Co., Reiund;ng Is
Commercial Cablo Company
Constitution Publishing Company
Cowlits Lumber Company
Dayton Union. Railway Company
East Greenwich Water Supply Company,
1st Mortgage
East Greenwich Water Supnl7 Comoanv,
2nd Mortgssc
East St Louis {, n,erurban Water CO.
Ellsworth Collicrics Com7any
81 Paso & Southwestsrn Railroad Co.
Hampshire Southern Railroad Company
Herkimer, fohawk, Hon & Frankfort
Electric 2 Railway Company
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
.'ws CITY Water Company
Awrenec Pax Realty Company
Mobile ligb. & Railroad Company
Mobile ( OH Railroad Company E1.en-
slon Is. VI rssage
No'ler Safe to-pary
National Star : Company
Divi
July IST 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

william West & 60 nre orcrtnE Nra,
Joint stock Y.nnd Rank Of Chicago
3 r"r cent bonds. tNStrH,p"ntnli'lc. Of III
unitcd States government
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Spot mddling was quoted in the Liver
pool market at cola Sales were 5000
bales of which 1000 were American I'M
ports 1000 bales, none American.
Business at Manchester in yarns and
cloths was quiet
Prizes for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Cotton

Cotton prices worked forward yester-
day and al the close we're % TO SO points
net higher AT the start the market was
20 % points lower in response TO
unfavorabls Liverpool cables. but the
news of the day continued TO favor the
upward movement. and the market rose
slowly and steadily, resisting good deal
Of pressure in the form of lquidati ton.
This liquidation was by traders who
wished TO take profits and get out Of the
market before the governments report
on tbs condition and acreage OF the crop
appears this morning. It IS generally OK
pectcd that the report Will be discourage
ing TO those who hope for a large Weld.
Ten private reports nave been Issued
lately. and the average figure they give
the condition Of tho crop is 7ol. This
Is points below the average they gave
q month ags The average o. eighty
ton Exchange is 69.2 The average esti-
mate of exchange members a month ago
vas 79.s, while the government report
vas 756.
There ia considerable uncertainty as
to what the government report VIII show
mates Of the acreage abandoned have
been so conflicting that opinion Is con-
fused
Sales in the Southern spot markets VS.
terday follows New Orleans. L..
357 tales; Savannah, zoo, Norfolk. 1870,
and and AusHs." IS: .3 @57 Expqr's , from all ports
"a 90.
Prices for future contracts follow:
Juy.... 334O S3. 90 1891 $4,000 --- 23 80
October. $3.50 1915 a3.Os 33.ss a S3. 20 s3.a..
Decen Der 33. 33 .;:.5 33 95 33. q .}352 $500
January. 80 25 33.3G 81. .SG 33 30 a 1876 }5 OF
March. 33l2 1927 32.72 1920 q 5:,.?.2 32.s
COTTON STATISTICS
yester- Last last
Fs1, E2so1,s z:eepss :s's ss ;S1s! a$; Ss5
" do 10 season. 4siS'Ss5 4.75$33s s.o?sis1
= For4 st"dls s 394gs asSsS
Int receipts. .O53 6,665 4,3l6
do shipments 1920 1248l 5296
n. Y. arrivals 1,137 1,7lO LIPS
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
Ports day. Salss Stocks. year ago.
New Orleans $500 1857 4os,ols ss95si
savsnnah $500 200 2Ss,,s$5 1851
Charleston e. SO 367 4209
%ilmnston' % 20 a,o 35'6Sl 3, S39sS 9s
baltimore. 1880 1880 1915
New York;. l05.235 1872 800
Brunswick... --- - 24.O2l 1916
Various. 1881 $500
Total..... 1334,28 1,lI6,855
INTERIOR
Augusta..... 3262 677 142.O7O 76,5I1
Memphis.... 240,202 3t5 O09
st. Louis. l4,7l5 1928
Houston.. 300, 30; 1869
Little Rock 27,06l 1889!
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Spot rniddling was quoted in the Liver
pool market at 2O14 Sales were 5000
bales. OF which 1000 we're American I'M
ports were 1000 bales none American.
Business at Manchester in yarns and
cloths quiet.
Prizes for future contracts
1915 Previous Last
o. m Close close year
juno -. 20.34 $3.50 22.i2
July ..... 2O.26 2O.21 900 2l.29
August 1891 1896 POPS 2O.23
Sept. 1915 1880 20.l0 10 SO
oct. ..... 1865 1916. 5000 1923
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,Aco>DA COPPER MINING co.

ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO.
Il Broadway. New York. June -. 1918.
The Boar OF Directors of the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared
dividend of one dollar l.oo) per share
upon its Capital Stock Of the par value
Of $50 per share. payable on August 20.
1919 to the holders o. such shares Of
record At the close OF business at IL
O lock, noon. on Saturday, July l9, 1919.
The dividend Is payab bic only upon the
$50 shares into which the Capital Stock
Is now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
thci- holdings into shares of $50 par value
should do 81 without delay, in order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
a. II. MEL1N. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Dressed

Turkeys Fresh. drynacked or iced,
ly. H. 3ScN q soc. Broilers Nearby. colored
lbs and under. each. a5c. nearby, cOlored,
~ lbs and over, each, 45C II 5ec. Western,
dry picked. III. SOC. Wesicrn 2i2 lbs and
over. each. 40c q 48c; Virginia, inill<-fed IT,,
SOC "a sc. California. white LeEhorn lb 5oc.
Fowls Fresh dry packed. milk-fed. L to
box Western. 20 TO CO lbs and over to do1.
Bic q S5c. under 80 lbs. 2sc Gi 3Oc frosh
dry packed, corn-fed, u TO box. Western.
30 80 bs and over TO doz, soc q $50; un-
bbls. Western. dry picked. to lbs and
over. SIC; y lNe, -9c q soc. lbs and I'M
Ter. &c a sc. Southwestern. dry -picke~
bbs or Kegs, mixed weights. SOC. fresh.
dry pa cl.ed. boxes bhls Western. dry
picked. 40 !. 20c. scalded l9c a 90c. Ducks
Long Island and Pennsylvania, spring,
$50 squads Prime, white. doz, s4.504p
$3.50, dark, s. 80 q So culls. s2.50@3.
Frozen. 1913 Pack
Turkeys Western. small boxes picked.
selected young hens, isc q &c, Western. dry
picked selcctel young toms. 4sc q 49c West
crn. bbls. dry-p!ckcd. selected young toms.
4Sc; young hons and toms mixed. $50 n
soc q 4Sc: old toms. 43c. ISroilers-rIifx-
fed, fancy. is to - lbs 20 doz. 42c q 44c. .
fancy. 20 to 80 lbs. 3Sc q SOC. corn-fed
fancy. IS TO - lbs zoe q &c. 25 10 so lbs
36c q SIC. Chickens MIX sed. 81 to 90 lbs
nd over to doz. 42c q 43c, corn-fed 81 to
milk fed, 60 lbs and over to doz SOC; 4s to
SO bs Soc; 4S to 81 lbe. S4lac; ss to AZ
lbs, &c. 80 TO 85 lbs. 2Gc q a0c under 30
lbs. 2Tc q 2SC, corn-f"d 50 lbs and over TO
doz' "a &c; Az 60 b5 lbs. stiac, 43 to ~
lbs. sac, 30 to - lbs SIC. 80 10 30 lbs 2nr
under 20 lbs 27c l2sc; old cocks Western'
prime. dry picked, 20c, Western. scalded,
lyc q zoe.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
lOf71Ea[lY
l6, IS, 20 and q WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Coupons and Dividends due !" July payable at t
office and after July ist, 1919, follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
Nnterest To Be Added
Foreign Bonds Dealt In Flat

Mexico Ext strl IS Of 80 1915: ee4 2
DO gold As of '04 1851 : So g.
Rus 1884 rente Is 1000 den. 20 -
lSalcSl
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Livestock, Meats, Provision.

Major Walton A. G.,
discharge from tho
ana has been adrn.tte
ner In tho Stock Ex Il
Dunham Il Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
July IST. 1910

July lSr. 1919.
DaiatS- surer'or Erection Co. Preferred
Twin iiig Raiid Irans, Co. Preferred
NeYman-tru,o1 Company, Preferred
Hslmar Bt4iea Company. Common
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

A. Green has received his
tho United States army
as general part
Exchange firm OF Hodges.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-06-27

oldest Of the baseball organizations.
For five years he has been the MAIN
stay Of the Braves back Of the bat, and
his work always has been conscientious
and marked by degree of skill that
marked him leader of those playing
his position. He came into unusual
prominence in the worlds series be-
tween Boston and the Athletics in the
fall Of 1914, when the Braves were the
first to win the championship title by
taking four straight games.
GOwdy was the batting hero of the
Series. He also caught all the games
for Boston, and his all-rOund playing
as catcher was never more brilliant
in his career than in these games.
Standing more than six feet, weighing
close to- 100 pounds, of fine intelligent
face, with shock of waving blond
hair, he always has been a conspicuous
figure on the professional diamond.
Gowdy sacrifices salary Of $4,000 as a
ball player to serve his country in the
humble capacity Of a private in the
Ohio National Guard.
All honor and glory to Gowdy.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-06-27
PLAY BASEBALL IN EUROPE
Manager Callahan Of Pirates Thinks
American Game Will Be Intro
duced After War Ends.

Manager Jimmy Callahan of the
Pirates believes that after the war is
over and the various countries have
had chance to straishten themselves
out and commence living again, inter-
national baseball will be. possibility.
Says Jimmy:
when we played our games in Lon
don with the round-the-world teams
few years ago. the Britishers did not
care much for the sport. Ground balls,
ami the fielding of them, did not inter-
est them much, not nearly so much as
fly balls which were caught. 1t didn't
matter if it was a foul ball. They
would applaud these and the fielding
that went with them. Balls of that
sort had cricket features, I suppose.
Running bases and sliding to or back
to base were things they were in
clined to laugh at and treat as joke.
think that after the war if we take
two teams over things will be differ
ent, and that there will be grand
opportunity to put in some ticks for
international baseball. Why not? 1t
is far ahead of every other game that's
played"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-06-27

Baseball fans will never forget Harry
(Hank) Gowdy. The tall blond catch
err Of the Boston Braves has made his
name among professional ball players
by no act on the diamond, although he
is known by reputation wherever our
national game is played.
Gowdy is the first player among the
hundreds eligible for national service
in the major league who has enlisted.
BY thus coming to the front by his own
voluntary act he not only displays a
true Americanism which reflects great
credit upon him personally, but also
that of his profession. But he also has
done an act that undoubtedly will be
emulated by others of the professional
diamond.
Gowdy is no ordinary ball player.
Neither is he of ordinary mold. He is
a recognized leader among those of his
profession man with character and
brains. Gowdy is a man who would
have been successful in most any voca-
ton that he might have selected, had
not his skill as ball player made
him one of the best catchers in the
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-06-27

home builder more than the external
appearance of the house is. Home
builders, as rule, have a better idea
of the room arrangement which they,
desire than they have Of the desired
appearance of the exterior.
The value of beauty in the home is
evidenced in many ways. Funda-
mentally, it affects the sale value of
the property, and money spent in the
Identification of the premises, within
certain limits, is, therefore, good in
vestment. Beauty affects the atmos-
phere of the home, making it especial
~ wholesome as the surroundings of
the growing children whose early inn
pressions are so important in the de-
velopment of their dispositions and
habits. A home which the owner can
not be proud of is hardly the kind of
home for the average man.
Beauty in architecture is probably
as widely defined as beauty in music
or in painting. 1t can be defined only
in the broadcast terms, allowing each
individual to add the personal elements
which will complete the meaning for