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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
Icy Blasts Fail to Stop Golfers atLakewood
REACH SEMI-FINALS
IN SQUASH TOURNEY
Clapp, Mackay, johnson and
Victor Advance at Yale Club.

e. J. Clapp. Donald Mackay, II. s.
johnson and J. A. Victor yesterday ad-
Vanced Into the semi-fnal round Of the
annual class A squash tennis champion
ship tournament OF the members OF the
Yale Club. Victor advanced through a
default, while tho other players elinli-
mated their opponents. Victor won over
r, o'Rourke.
The best match OF the afternoon was
the Clapp-Platt match, in which Clapp
beat his old rival at 15--9, 15-1o. 1t
was Plat who eliminated Clapp in tho
recent handicap tournament. Clapp,
however. got revenge yesterday by out
playing his opponent from the start The
match was lively one, with both play
ers executing some hard shots.
Mackay won as he pleased from II.
V. McClincock In straight games at
15--0. 15-S. while johnson eliminated
G. ]. Macguire by 1915, 16-4. The
senni-final round will be played Monday
afternoon. The summaries:
Second Round-Edwin J. Clapp defeated
Livingston Platt 15-s, 1b-lo: Donald
Mackay defeated II. V. McClintock, 10.
i6-s; H. 8. johnson defeated C. J. Mac
guire. 1913. 1t; J. A. Victor won by
default from r. O'Rourke.
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ACTIVITY IN CURB
ISSUES DECLINES
Price Trend Is Irregular, but
Leading Industrials and
Oils Gain.

Although trading In curb securitie,
yesterday was less active than in re-
cent previous sessions and the trend
of prices during tho greater part OF
the day irregular, advances were re-
corded III many leading industrials and
oils. In tho last hour of trading stocks
were in vigorous demand and several
large gains were shown. In the In
dustrials most interest was attached ia
the dealings in Savold Tire. which sold
to new high with an advance OF
three points. 1t was reported from
Chicago that q New York syndicate
had purchased rights for the use oil
the Savold process which would resell
them.
Remington Typewriter was under
pressure In the arly part OF the ses-
sion, but rallied in the late trading
and closed several points higher. Fa-
NOUS Players-LaslSy was strong also,
and General Asphalt issues were IN re-
newed demand. Among the oils Swan
& Finch was In constant demand. ris-
ing ten points, and small improvements
were shown in Merritt OIL and Midwest
Refining. Amalgamated Royalty sold
TO a new high. due to the recent pur-
chase by the company OF interest In
a Ranger field gusher. Richard Texas
was In renewed demand and sold to a
new high with further gain of more
Than two points.
Total sales and range OF prices fol-
low.
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abled US to engage q much larger and
faster boat than hitherto. and we stu
Here is a chance for a couple Of desirable
men TO Join club of known respectable
10y ana sSo h
OF room for nshing In comfort.
For further particulars address the sec
Stos cres.on avenue, BronI, April Is.
March In April.
Look yeah, Mars Mawch. peahs lax to lie
Yo's jes' as Jealous ez kin be.
kase. when done week up one mawn,
| see q chile out on de lawn
WIZ sweet, wanm bref an tr.miin' uouf,
An In her haif-wet, teary eyes
De blue dat 'drapt frum April skies
Err jes' or fashln' goren CLEANS.
An ez / wondah who she be
A., voice cum out de cherry tree,
Good Mswnin'i Howdyi Missy SPRING.
DE do an den lafr'd an cried. ,
Cum to desc aims an res erwhile.
De Missy Spring done cum at las,
pseh Honey. lie, me hor , 20 fs s,,or.
ksse he am Jealous en- 30 strong.
An. den he rosh'd TO all he's wuIf
He blew so hyard, TO tell de truf,
lie shook de house to liz de roof.
lie how'd and shriek'd WIZ all MS fnlgnt
An done raise Cain fru all de night.
An when I done week UP mex mawn
De III Missy she wah GAVIN.
DE wini he whistle roun' de DOL -
shes GAVIN! She ain cum back no nor
De win, hos muffin but er blum.
But she wah done GAVIN, sho' nun
Done scah'd by old Mars Mswch's blow,
De III Missy-hidin' low.
I ax'd de crocus by de wall
Whah bright an wahm de sunoeams fail,
"Did liz chile pass by dat wayf"
De crocus she look UP an say;
DE III Missy Spring-oh! She?
Yo' 'clsr you doan know whah she be1
Look down into ma heart an see,
Look up into dat cherry tree.
70 heah dat M!stah Robin sing
70 see dat blue byaird on de wln6'
70 see do mi!'ness in dat sky?
/ reckon she cum bime by
De III chile, de Missy Spring!
ErtrudRin' DER dat windy hill!
wiz violet an de dafydN
An mex 'em In q nice ookay
An han 'em 10 Mars Mawch an say,
Please, dean Mars Maweh, please let me
stay"
An ef Mars Mawch. wifi wintah bref
DON try to scah dat chile to def
40 mattah what Brer Woodchuck sayd.
III UP an hit 'um on de haid,
70 shame. Mars Mawch! Oh, 20 10
JOHN WARREN HARPER
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HALL OF N. Y. A. G.
FOILS CHAMPION
Retains Nationa, Title in
Hotel Aston Competition.

sherman Hall OF the Sew York Ath-
letic Club last night retained his ma
tional foils fencing championship when
he defea ted Arthur Lyon OF the Fencere
Club and Paul Meylan, also from the
Fcnrers Club, in the Anal round in the
Hotel Astor. The Winged Foot fencer
had little difficulty in dlsposlng OF his
othertwo rivals. EIal! kept his slate
c'eaa hy defeating both Lyon and Mey-
Ian.
H. the sabre competition. which was
Won ~ Arthur Lyon OF the Fencers
'luh, lIall was the runner-up for the
tile Lyon ANNEXED the title with two
Victories and one defeat, while Hall
had two defeats marked UP against him.
Lyons corqueror IN this competition
was A Strauss. a club mate, who I'm
ishcd third
Tho duelllrG swonis championship
went 10 W. II. Russell OF the Boston
SwordIng Club, who won three bouts
and lost none, The runner-up for th,s
'itls was J. s. Schaeffier OF the New
York A. c. Ray butcher. also from the
New York A. c., the other finalist. FIN
ished third.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


! scawocds Ready for Fourteenth Season.
| Tho seaweed Fishing Club will begin
W ynsT VII, fS1r,ssn'h season on next SUNDAY DAY
year, our last trip ending on Decem-
We look forward to a bright season.
| striotions liko there were last year. rho
members Of the seaweeds are always out
our pstrons You won't ind a jOilisr
bunch than the Ssaweeds. and there will
90 no chance OF your going home with a
20 be caught you can bet your last sinker
that the Seaweeds will be right on tho
,oe. a. as our old saying. which is true;
Anybody who Is out for good days
fishing with sociabs companions need
only give US one trial >. Get out that
tackle of yours and get II ready for our
nrst trip, and We can be sure IL won't
be your last with US.
,o Our boat Is being put in n,st class
! ts being done by experts We leave from
Timer Park pier on the ,good auxiliary
lowing. are our fishing dates: April q.
August .. Il. 81; September Il! IS; oo.
, lob H. Is; November z - s1S psoem
New York. April rs. Corresponding SEQ.
Middies Secure New Casting Field.
Tu-f casting In and around New York
city came very nearly going on the map"
! Island Casting club at Dexter Park have
been no longer suitable because of tho
greater distance the casters were sending
They therefore adjourned to Grant City,
casting In company with the Midland
Of Objections on tn the part Of the owners Of
| the neld denied both clubs the use OF the
Grant City sroundA Then. again. Grant
danger Of flying lead around busy village
The Iext ground. sought by the casters
! Casting Club was the Van Nest held.
These grounds are adjacent to the Catholic
Protectory and this enabled casting only
| in two directions, for which space Is also
The Long Island Casting Club ana the
| uled to have a casting tournament within
the next two months. and both have been
at their wits end trying TO find a ground
large enough and accessible,
Through tho efforts and kindness OF Mr..
Grundy tho Midland Beach Fishing Club
has secured for casting the use OF the
close TO Midland Beach. 1t Is huge plot
Of ground. measuring in one direction 800
feet and in tho ether fully half mile. ~
within several thousand feet. thus making
the toid safe and ideal.
The Midland Beach Fishing Club will
hold it's FIRST casting on this field this sun
day at o'clock and tenders an invitation
to al other clubs and casters II Is
Teacneu eltneT py fdllFoau 10 pEaut NieS'
there taking the trolley line to Midland.
or the trolley may be taken direct from ST.
George Ferry. CARLTON SIMON.
Midland Beach Fishing Club, Apr! IS.
We Twelve to Have Thirteen Trips.
Al mest''r.. Of the We Twelve Fishing
Club heli -. Monday the following SAIL
ing schedule was adopted: May T. Is:
June !. 10, 90: July -. 81 August 20. "a;
September :, q and October ., Is.
The club has chartered the commodioss
auxiliary Edith. Capt. Holm boo. and VIII
sail from Timer Park.
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SUBURBAN QUARTER TONIGHT
Famous Athletes 10 Compete In
knights OF 81. Antony Classic.

The eighth renewal OF the Suburban
Quarter, trophy which has gained
world wide fame, viii feature the aNuus 4
indoor games of the HnigIts OF -. NJ.
tony 70 be hed az ;ne Forty seventh
Regiment Armory, brooklyn this eve
ne Eight of the Ceoies: men at ir'.
distance have been allowed 10 eute- M.
historic event. which carries With Il 'Ha
scoring Of POINTS OF an elaborate 500
Bronze trophy. The field Of cntrau's
numbers $50. whicA !s the largest 10
start IN a meet this season.
Loren Murch!son OF 81 Louis i
made favorite 20 lead home the He'd IL
the Suburban Quarter. but he will nnd
the road 20 victory a hard one before
lie breaks the worstcd. Jack Sellers, tno
middle distance champion. Will be
among the starters.
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MAROoNs PLAY NUTLEY.

Pop Westiake's old Motley ball club,
which was going strong before tho war.
has been reorgarized and viii appca
in the first game aSainst the Maroons az
DycNman Oval. near the Dyc!Sman
street subway station, tomorrow after
noon. The Maroous viii play a double
heade-, facing the Philadelphia Giants
in the second contest schwartz aud
Mclneruy will do the pitching loy IT,
home club, with UcSbIewalte behind ;hs
bat
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WILL NOT USE TOE HOLD.

Wlsdek Zbyssko will endelvor to de-
feat Ivan Linow without the use Of his
torturous toe hold when he tackles the
giant Cossack in a finish match next
Friday night at the Second Field Artil-
lery Armory in The Bronx. The Pole
Is master OF numerous holds. and says
he Will encompass Linow's downfall
without the aid OF the Gotch grip. This
will give Llnow better chance against
the Pole.
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NEW DATE FOR MATCH.
Plestina-Taylor Contest VIII Re
staged in Garden on May q.

The Plestina-Taylor heavyweight
wrestling match will take place IN Mad
son Square Garden on May 6 This
new date was decided upon 10 AVOID
Il conflict WITH the Elk>' hcuent series
Taylor "a showing the wrestling fan
I brand Of the sport In hts training a.
BothneTs witch warrants them IT
stamping him the most finished wrestls-
ever seen in this section of the county
plestina will be in New York early
next week and hopes to get favorable
reply from Zbyszko in his demand for
n match,
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EASY FOR SYRACUSE.
Upstate Nine Down. Rutgers. IL
to O-Gets 10 Hits.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. April o.
Cold weather apparently took all the
pep and snap out OF the Rutgers base
ball team. for they allowed Syracuse.
BUNDLED by Lafayette yesterday. to
trample them in the dust TO the tune
Of IL TO in their annual game here
to-day.
George Rule had bad day and was
touched up for sixteen hits, including
homer and two doubles
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEAHs-Arar
choice. 100 lbs, SINS; marrow, Manchu-
Iian, So; Coscorrones, Chilean, ssdS75:
pea, choice, s75o@7.75; medium. choice.
small white, California, IS: large white,
Idaho, si75as; Tepary. California, Sc q
i inSn. MsncSurian. sISoss: g e.d GiiDey,
rhoice, SEES: red marrow, jio.T6QIi;
ISinntki, MAnchur!an, Ss0s.S6; yellow eye,
S7.:5 q TO; black turtle SOUP. SlV7b1il;
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RUTGERs

'N'''u tut AIUIIh III IHU TI0VH INNING,
Rutgers .. ,,',''.', . . 0 9 0 q Q
Two base hlts-Coughlin, 2. Home run
Herman Sacrifice hits-.Brown. . Sacrifice
nies-Hannon. 2 Stolen bases Harmon,
Syracuse, 4; Rutgers, s. Bases on baiis-On
Dixon, q OF Rule. .. Struck out-Ry Dixon,
7; by Rule .; by Weller. l. Hit by pitcher
BY Dixon, q Hlts-On Dixon, 6; of Rule 1s.
umpire-Mr. Johnson. Time OF camel hour
and 20 minutes.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

Due To-day
IS Msssins. Cardiff April ..
SIS Oluf Msersf. Antwerp, April g.
Sc yennoma, London, April g.
IS Euclid. Liverpool. April 10
IS Eernso velaso, Gibraltar, April >.
ss santa Cara, Bordeaux. April Is
81 Hattie Luckenbach Plymouth, April u
e Norfolk Range Gibraltar. April !.
90 Monte Rosa. Gibraltar, April g.
~ West Alsek, Cardiff, April IL
IS Atenss, st. Nstaire, April u
IS shesf Dart. Gibraltar. April 10
rs Osterdal. Glasgow, April IL.
So Western Kin, Gibraltar, April IL
Sc Srsthfllan. Barry, April =.
&c west Greasy. Liverpool. April IL
50 Talaralite, Plymouth. April i:
IS Minnesota, Brest April 10,
SIS Huntington, Brcst, April Il
SIS Chicago. Bordeaux, April le
Ss Sape May. Bordeaux, April j.
IS West " adsket, Brest. April -.
IS AnsloC Gillian, London. April I.
Sc Tonswanda, Shields, April l..
Sc Gorredyk. Gibraltar April 4.
IS Delaware. Belfast, April ie.
50 santa Marta. Cristobal, April -
IS MOHAWK, Jacksonville, April q
IS Ell Almirante, Galveston. April 80
Due Tomorrow
IS 9. H6roonisnd st. N.1ai.e. April Il
So Pueblo. Brest, April IL.
IS Freedom. st. Sasaire, April IS
So Regina dItsla. Marsellles. April Il.
IS Siboney. Bordeau April IS
SIS Minnesotan. St. Naza.re April IS
IS Kent, London. Aprl IS
Due Monday
S. America. Brest, April 10
&c La Lorraine. Havre, April 10.
IS Baltic La Psllice. April IL
IS Relvedere. Msrseiiles. April I.
So West Msdaket. Brest. April u
IS Eole. Rouen, April II.
IS Chinsmpa, Antwerp, April IL
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain and Ireland-Closs at /? NJ
April %. Sc Harrisburg.
- France-Close at A. NJ. April 90 So. La
Ttsly--Clo.e at 8 A. n April %, So. Csno.
pic. and at A. ". April -, S. Duca d'Aosts
Gibraltsr-Close at 4. NJ. April 20 SIS "a
n.oplc, and at : A. NJ April "a. S. Durs
Belsium-cloEe at A. NJ Aprii q, S., Ian.
casuian and at : A. VI. April -. SIS Auburn
PortuEal-CloAs al 4. NJ April 20 s.. Goa
south Africa Union of)-Close al Il A. NJ
April q, SIS Matoppo: At Il 4. ". April =,
IS. Carlow Castle at II A NJ. April g. a.
City Of Lahore, and at \. NJ April - S.
Clan Monroe.
Norway-close a. = \. NJ. May /. SIS sta
vanserfiord.
Gre.ce-Close az 4. NJ. April q. SIS. Pan,
noLia.
Iceiand--ciOse at Il A. N. MAY !, S.. Gull
foN.
Azores Isands-Close at 8 A. NJ. April
e, Ss. Csnopic.
Nadeira-Close At A. NJ. April q DEF
schooner Lizzie ". Parsons
Iiberis-SsilinEs uncertain.
Swede, Denmark, Neither nos Germany,
Austria and Huns sry-servics suspended.
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PRINCETON beats HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April 25.-Prinee-
ton defeated Harvard In q telegraph'o
rife match completed 10 da.. The acors
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & Strauss, Fulton ct. Tackle only.
ConIen. A.. 5s2 Grand 81. Tel. sol5 stare
Doering Co. Se2 Liberty av., mr. schenek.
Hummer, i7JI Fulton ST., Reid az. lsa5 Gesfori
I.oeser, Frederick Co., Fulton e. Tartle only.
Mhrsters, J, F.. 90 Court st. Tel si9j Mat
MchAslson. ". IT., 1919 Bedford ar Tackle oniy
Michaelson. \. L.. slt Broadway. Tackle only
Muller, o., 2se wyckotf Sv Tel. soii FvergreeH.
Roeper N. W, ~ Woodward Az. Tackle only.
SohaAf. ip3 Fiathush av, Tel esis Sterling
schebler. i, oil wyckoff Az, Tel. 1857 Evergreen
Slnte. $40 Flushing sv. Tel Nie staeg
VoehrnEer. 1925 Myrtle av. Tel Ha.w B'wJck
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Dignard, co Bank st, Newark, 1853 Mft. Bait
fininE, 70 Ferry at, Newark. Bait. Ts! :.s5 Mkt.
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AUToMonILE EXCHANGE.

AUTO wANTED--Buiek Roadster 1871
model. cash sale. Write T. n, IS. Room
1907 - west ga.
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T'RINepACrrC NArrs

Connecting mails close at @. p o. and CITY
HEil station a. $50 P. ". daily
Philippine Islands tria San Frsncisco>-Apri
a. IS. Nenezuela.
Tahiti Marquesss. Cook Islands AMI spe
csslly addressed mail for New Zealand ana
Australia Via San Francisco. April 60, S.
Moana.
samoan Islands. Australia and specially
addressed mail for New Zeslsud via S.r
Trsncisco) May I. S. Sonons.
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Austraiia
Via Vancouver aud Victoria, Z. c.. May c.
Niagara.
Philippine Islands Cria Vancouver and We.
tor:a. b, O., April IS, SIS, Empress of Asia
Hawaii and Guam. This mail il Forwarded
to the facihc coast daily for despatch r.
destination by the test opportunity.
Japan, Corea, China, siam. Cochin Clhra
end Netherlands Fast Indies. This mail is
forwarded TO the Pacific coast daily FOR dies
patch TO destination by the best opportunity
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ARRIvALS-FRIDAY. APRIL %.
SIS Leyiathan. Brest, April Is,
s. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, Brest, April 1e
Sc Mount Vernon. Brest. April II.
Cruiser Montana, Brest, April Ia
Cruiser North Carolina Brest, April Is.
ss Belsic, Liverpool, April II.
Ss Baron lnchcspe, Liverpool, April TO-
IS Tarsan Maru, Gibraltar. April 5
IS Arna. Antwerp, April !.
IS Kent, London, April IL.
IS burmese Prince. London, April 4
Ss Mekapda, Bluefelds, April 6.
Ss Brilliant, Tampico, April IS.
IS Zacapa, Crtstobal. April -.
IS san Marina, San Juan, April Is
50 Maukesha, Barbados, April II.
So Wacouta, Nassau. April n.
IS Parma, st. Croix, April Is.
IS soesdyk, B6bados. April ls.
Ss Lake Galera, Jucaro, April 1e.
IS City of 81. Louis, Savannah, April -.
Sc Yuloano. baltimore, April 20.
Sc Rondo. Boston. April q.
s. Suifinard. Port Arthur, Tex, April 10.
IS Delaware. Boston, April "a.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Robert N. Thompson, at Mareeilles
SIS Duduesne. At Marseilles.
Sc KsDdshar, at Port Natal.
Sc Cooce, at Wellington.
Sc FL Norte, at Galveston.
IS Arapahoe. at Jacksonville.
SIS Dirfeo, at Port Eeds.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS Ume Marie, from Marsailes
IS America, from Marseilles
IS Joanna, from Harre.
SIS Alamo. from Key West.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetio Survey
standard Time.
Sun rises......sos A NJ Sun sets....7:B p N
Moon rises. 1874 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. ,.t:s A N Gov. Island. 8 20 A "
Hell Gate. NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II rs A NJ Gov. Island.11 80 A n
He'll Gate. .....l:oo Pm
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Abbey a Inbrie, 10 Warren st Tack. onI,
R.umann, casa second sT, near iis;h $; S"VH''
BOWIE "" Rs aG'T p.p POI v W, ~: q AZ; 81
FscSIn,iy s6ls rr a VEL o @UFT ish pm s'I
cS SS S.' TSo, J. 3 j jcha s. T, So,
l,nrcSa, $. q, o., ~ " ls;th S. , %n,I
naNega. :. y. Co., 81 BrnaIvsy e''
navcra. :. u, Co, 4YS FroSdrar Water
rsv'ea :. z. Co. :, Cor;lardt e. BAR
pirke.. 4ol ", 68,h 81. a. Dory. prop,. Tel
John Drummer wsshG mt Tel as c cort Bait 1t
P PS }fn" = Fr W g.. cd RI is T o IS
Gutenberg, .?5?l sth sv.. lS5th st. Morn'.d so7S
Gordon ,;o1d %, ?l2! Am'tm az issth St. No bait
sh and stth !. Il seS ssS hand hand ,.cs s.
Hirsch, L.. COS tnst'dm av,. Ss.s0th ST., Tcl
Hoshsrsf, r.. az 7. 18th st, Tel.vandrrbi,t AKA
Kellermsn. $3.50 cd sr,. l5stb it, Tel WsI ,os,
Kihe, u. Il. Co, SO Broadway Tackle oniy'
kT,iand; % Gsa%S.rf as, s. Tackle only
Leviten'., ESi r. i3S;h St Bait. MHirss ,srs
Metropolitan IIdw 10 Church and VssSy So
y Hudson On reTm!ns'. Grand Central. No bait
ocii1y. n Co, y chambers st. e 10 . b S,s '''
Pare, f, 4 II s74 "a ay.. 5it Tel. ios Pl.y,
Patterson Gottfried, 10 Full. st. No bslt
Reingod u, io4 stE av,cor isth s. Tile TIisSnsi,
Roberts. L., Sec, r Wash n mkt. $50 Cort Raj.
Rogers Poet Co., R'way & 18th - rTaciIe
Rogers peet 90. r,gSv at zth st. four
Rogers Feet CO., 5'h az. at DIST At. store,
ECsenhsum ass ,GeS Il lSstA st,tt of L. both sides
schoverlng, DAILY Gales, 9sot Broadway.
shsS'r Frank Co. 10 Park R ROS ''1 Tackle 4. H Nnt
Seller. j. sss Columbus av. Tackle and bait,
Sos aSis T. iSsa "a az Tackle and bait
vondrss, W. 1899 Pirst av Tackle and hail All
Nais, e., 10 LIST ar., mr.. 10th at. 5S6T OrchArd
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We Twelve to Have Thirteen Trips.

Al inest"t.. OF the We Twelve Fishing
Club heli IS. Monday the following SAIL
ing schedule was adopted: May I, Is:
June !. 10, 90: July II. - August 20. "a;
September :, - and October 5, Is.
Ths club has chartered the commoeioss
auxiliary Edith. Capt. Holm boo. and Will
sail from Timer Park.
The increase OF our membership has en-
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Fishing Tackle and Bait

! Dealers who do not sell live bait nav. en-.
words tackle only" or mo baiti tolIor;n.
| their names. -'"0Hins
MANHATTAN AND THE IRONY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-07
MARKET STEADY TO CENTS
LOWER. WITH PRACTICAL
TOP At $3.50.
ONE LOAD OF CHOICE
HOGS SELLS At $,s
Beef and Butcher Cattle Steady to IS
Cents lo~sr-calves Steady and
Feeders Sio~-lambs Steady to 10
Cents lower-Sheep and Yearlin9s
straightforward Quotations.

Chicago, Fab, Hogs failed TO
make gains today, and were inclined to
fall below the average OF the past
TWO days. Bes: were steady but mos:
sales were cents under those oi
Thursday. one load sold at SIS. but
practical top for the day was $3.50.
The days receipts were estimated al
$1,000 head.
A total of liSooo hogs we're received
at eleven markets Thursday being 5000
smaller than corresponding day q
week ago. $4,000 smalle: than a year
ago and 5000 smaller than two years
ago.
There were $4,000 received at Chi
cage. being ;, 100 smaller than Thurs
day Of last week. :,2e0 smaller than
year ago and 5000 smaller than two
years ago.
Four Missouri river markets reported
a combined total Of 1850 or not quite
as many as Chicago alone received,
This number was 400 larger than
same day a week ago, s,ioe smaller
than a year ago and 36,s0s smaller
than two years ago.
Cattle.
Beef and butcher cattle were Seady
to Is cents lower. Calves found ready
sale at steady prices, but feeders were
slew.
One OF the notable sales yesterday
was a string OF seven loads which
scored sls.75. Quite a number of Of
ferings went from that price to $40.
One load scored sls.oo and so steers
averaging right at 1900 pounds made
the same mark. 4 load OF le steers
averaging a5ou; 1925 pounds sold for
1850, and another choice load a:
sis.75. A load OF 144o pound steers
hit 1890, AMI two loads scored sls.25.
A choice buncn of unler l2oo-pound
cattle made $3.50. A. local buyer took
a load Of 13ss-pound steers at 1915,
and the highest price at a late hour
was 1885, which was paid for 20 Hi
nois fed He-sfords averaging l29S
pounds. Part Of load Of heifers went
at $3.50. A load Of s75-pound steers
made $3.50.
A total Of 1900 cattle were re-