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The New York herald., 1921-08-31
PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT LOSES.

The Pacific Development Corporation
reports for the year ended on December
81, 1920, not income, after charges and
taxes. OF s25i.046. or IS cents a share
earned on It's outstanding capital stocS
Of no par value in contrast TO net In
come Of s1.331,452, or $3.50 a share
earned on its stock Of $50 par value
outstanding in the preceding year. It's
dividends for the year aggregated $780,
$40. leaving deficit of S236,324 In con-
trast 10 surplus Of ssss,427 IN the pre-
ceding year after payment Of dividends
amounting to $s43,025
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
New Haven Loan Approved.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
approved yesterday loan of $4,000. 900
to the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad. Certificates authorizing
the loan were forwarded to the Treasury
and its payment will he advanced at
once. II Is said. The loan Is to aid the
company in meeting ss.226.253 in matur-
ing Indebtedness and for additions and
betterments OF s1.7S5.o7o. A loan OF
100000 70 the Maine Central Railroad
TO aid the carrier in providing itself
with additions and betterments to It's
line was approved. The Cowlitz.
Chehalis and Cascade Railway Company
has applied TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission for a Government loan of
s45.500 for five years.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Bond Prices Advance.

Bonds were generally higher yester-
day and their market was stimulated
by the success of the new s25,00O, 600
Brazilian loan. The Brazil SIS of the
older issue naturally sold down to meet
the price Of the latest issue. Other for
eign Government bonds were active. but
their price changes were small. There
was big demand for French 71as. In
the absence OF further news Of the In
terborough receivership traction bonds
were fairly steady. Railroad bonds were
in greater demand and net changes of
most important issues were upwards.
Industrial bonds were slightly irregular.
United States war bonds showed little
change.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
LONDON wool MARKET.

LONDON, Aug 30.--At to-day's wool
auction sales 10,70s bales were offered
Prices opened strong. and there was
good home and Continental buying.
America was quiet Merinos were from
1--WE to ten per cent. dearer and cross.
breds fine ~ per cent. medium, from
ten 10 fifteen per cent and course from
five TO ten per cent higher There was
a large attendance at the sales.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Michigan Bonds Ready,

The Bankers Trust Company is pre-
pared to deliver in exchange for the
outstanding temporary bonds the State
OF Michigan's 8 q per cent soldier bonus
bonds In permanent form with their
January is, 1922, and subsequent cou-
pons attached.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The New York Produce Exchange will not
be open ON Saturday No action has been
taken by the Chicago Board Of Trade re-
garding n holiday on that day, but all the
New York city exchanges and the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange win not be open on
that day.
A. ". Cowen. formerly statistican 10 Miller
Il Co. Is w the Investment fcctirifies busi-
ness. as a. y. Cowen & Co. o. Exchange
place.
Macarthur 4 Co.. members or the New
York stock Exchange. have issued n crctlnr
on the United states Industrial Alcohol
Company's preferred stock.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
what Are Underlying Bondsr

An underlying or prior lien bond is
a lien on properties and ranks ahead Of
any other Issue. For instance, a first
mortgage bond Is an underlying bond
compared with second mortgage bond
on the same property.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Brazilian Bonds.

Attention has been drawn to Brazilian
bonds by the latest offering of s25,0o0,-
600 20 year SIS. which form part of the
total OF $50.000.000 that constitute the
only dollar bonds of that nation. Brazil
has heretofore turned to London or Paris
for funds and so there are several is
sues of sterling bonds of Brazil which
have become popular here, as there have
been more actual sales here of Brazilian
sterling bonds than those of any other
nation. These bonds are selling at at
tractive prices. the present income basis
ranging from 7.oS to 1852 per cent. The
income basis Is figured at present sterl-
ing exchange and as exchange returns
TO normal the yield percentage in
creases. The most active OF the list OF
bonds have been the external As OF
1889, per cent. funding bonds of 1888,
4 per cent. loan of 1900, per cent
loan of 1910 and 5 per cent. funding
bonds of 1914. The low prices for
Brazilian sterling bonds can be ac-
counted for largely by the fact that
the sinking funds are not operating.
Brazil, is a progressive country. how
ever. and her ability to meet her for
eign obligations is unquestionable.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
New Canada Sea Lines Bonds.

In meeting OF the shareholders of the
Canada Steamship Lines. Ltd. bylaw
providing for new financing was adopted.
The company's new issue will be s6,000.-
600 of first mortgage collateral trust
per cent bonds. secured by pledge OF not
more than sS.400.000 par value OF the
company's per cent debenture stock
or bonds. Interest on the new issue will
not represent additional charge, as 1t
takes the place of interest on bank over
drafts.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Brown Paper Bonds Sold.

Otis & Co. announce that all OF the
issue of 100000 of the Brown Paper
Company per cent sinking fund closed
first mortgage bonds have been sold.
The bonds were dated July / and are
due in 1881. They were offered at par
and interest to yield per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Average Bond Prices
August 30, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Brazil Issue oversubscribed.

The issue of SIS. 100000 United States
Of Brazil or twenty year s per cent.
external gold bonds was sold before noon
yesterday and Dillon. Read & Co. an
nounced that the books for It had been
closed as it had been greatly oversub-
scribed. The issue was placed so per
cent firm and the allotments of the 20
per cent. balance were Is per cent. Of its
subscriptions.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
southern Railway-Mob,le q Ohio.

A bond apparently selling out OF line
is the Southern Raiway-Mobile 4
Ohio collateral As due 1888. This issue
IS a direct obligation of the Southern
Railway and is secured by an equal
amount of Mobile & Ohio general As
due 1888. The Mobile & Ohio general
As are quoted on the New York Stock
Exchange at 64 bid, no bonds offered.
The same bonds strengthened by the
credit OF the Southern Railway are
selling around 61, which is yield OF
over S.25 per cent. These bonds are
secured by a direct mortgage on 525
miles of road. being the main line OF
the Mobile & Ohio from Mobile to the
Ohio River at Cairo. III. Including
prior liens the bonds are outstanding at
the rate of about $4,000 mile. In
1918 they sold as high as 80. T1s
Mobile & Ohio has paid dividends on
its capital stock continuously since
1903.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
springfield TO Borrow s1.275, 900.

Springfield, Mass, will reserve until
noon September 9 bids for n total of
si.275,o00 AZ per cent. and per cent.
serial bonds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
BIG STADIUM Is
NOW Devised FOR
CHICAGO SCHOOLS

Chicago. Feb. 3.-Plans for a
grammar school stadium with .
seating capacity of 1900 were
ordered started today by Peter
A. Mortensen. superintendent Of
schools. 1t is proposed to build it
on an so acre tract on the west
side, and . second one may be
started on the south side later,
Superintendent MortenSen said.
More athletic fields are needed. and
more interest in school athletic
activities should be taken. Mr..
M0rtensen told the school board.
The stadium would be used for
inter-school contests and By teams
from all the city schools n al out
door sports.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
ANTAGONIST TO
BOXING FINANCE
PEEVES RICHARD
Decries This Attitude
While Other Sports
Escape.

New York, Feb. Sex Rickard
can't get through his noodle why
the public picks on the commercial
side Of boxing and lets other sports
ride along on high finance waves
unscathed.
"You didn't hear 'em roar very
loud when they paid 3150,000 for
Babe Ruth" says Tex.
Nobody in New York objected
to the Giants offer of 100000 FOR
Rogers Hornsby. In fact. they
hoped 1t could be put through be-
cause 1t might have meant the pen
nant.
There was no hullabaloo about
the big earnings Of Man O. War,
either.
How They Holler!
But the minute Cochrane,
Brady and myself stepped out with
. half million dollar purse for q
Dempsey-C Carpenter fight they hol-
Tered their heads on.
Meanwhile boxing is enrichins
the state treasury.
1--WE turned over 5000, 900 to the
state in taxes in the six months
I've had the Garden.
Last year the taxes on the
Madison Square garden property
were about $4,000. This veal
they'll run close to $4,000.
ALSO there are heavy insurance
charges.
Il took over the garden on
nine-year lease at an annual renta
of $3so.ooo.
Nov it seems they are trying
to deny me a chance to make any
thing on my huge investment.
"Since I'm one Of the bigges
taxpayers I'm entitled to some con
sideration.
"It's my wish to stage the Demp
sey-Carpentier bout in New York
"I1l do 1t single-handed ant
build an arena that can seat enough
people to meet the state Limitation
Of SIS for top prices at champion
ship fights.
But Why do they pick on box
ing when other sports are equal.
commercializedr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

Chicago Feb. S.--Mefun "A. DE-
laney, former physical director and
now general manager Of the Chi
cago Athletic association, was cho-
sen today to referee the wrestling
matches to be staged here on Feb.
% by Mrs. Marshall Field III and
q group Of Chicago society ladies
for the heneht of three Chicago
charities.
It was also, announced that 70 Of
the 100 boxes arranged for the
bonts have been sold ut $3.50 each.
winners In the matches here be-
tween Johnny Meyers, middleweight
champion wrestler. and Paul Prehn.
on Feb. 10, and the Benny Rbin-
Ralph Parcaut match on Feb. II
may be matched TOR one Of the Feb.
- contests, It was said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
!, v|kToR NO
| SOFT P|CkINGS
- Lsspers WIN Have to Main.
hin Stride to Best Visitors
on Thursday.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
RlCAN LEAGUE
|MLS COM ERENCE
MIHJUDGE LANDS

y -
saeaso. Feb. S.-(Unitsd Pfsss.)
special meeting of American
nAs1ates. to b. held within
- 10 days has been called
seeat Ban Johnson. II was
r., here today.
. seseesll moguls are expect
e eoofer With Federal Judge
basshall's new commits
On details of the lattes's
tef keeping the games rspu-
seetlsss.
stso probable that many OF
netes will take part In TIE
- the eight indtctsd white
ssfs. Who will b. tried
~ nsxt two weeks
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
uLugI FOOTBALL
CHIEF GRADUATES

Urbana, ILL.,, Feb. S.-Willian
(Bfll) X. Kopp. Chicago. star ath
lete ct the University Of Illiaois,
graduated last week. A csDtain
OF the 1920 fllini football team ko1p
gave up the full back posttioa b
Jack crangle because he cared
more for Illinois than his personal
desire to get into the game. kopp
vas also prominent in Illini base
ball and basketball circles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
Fight Results

Buffalo. N. Y. Feb. 8.-(United
es)-Charlie White, 1874 pounds.
a0so, won the decision over
sakie Schoell, Buffalo. 134h, in
ie'round bout here last night.
nstroit. Mich. Feb. 8.-(United
ess.)-Pal Moore Of Memphis.
Carl Tremaine Of Detroit. went
rounds to . draw here last night.
1snphis. Tenn, Feb. S.-(Unit-
Pfess. )-Young Dempsey. Mem
y bantam, was today . step
afer the top Of the division Is .
Mt Of his victory over Jimmy
0Day Of St. Louis II eight
sads here last night.
~ Aoines. Iowa, Feb. S.-Jock
sees. St. Paul, UAlterweight.
aSsd Johnny Sudenberg, Oma-
u 10 rounds here last night.
soae was outweighed 10 pounds.
Msw York. Feb. S.-(United
1874 lightweight champion
nout will replace the Demp-
willard bout as . st. Patrick'a
suSctiou. Tex Richard an
- today that Benny Leonard
Ahpion. had agreed to meet
vAeeF Of the Willie Jackson
Dundee affair which IL II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
BY FRIER HCOLLISTER.

Moline meets Rock Island and
Davenport takes on Iowa City Fri
day in the two most important bat
ties of the week. Both games are
expected to be hard fights and
should draw large crowds in Rock
Island and Davenport.
On Friday, besides the above
two games, East Moline meets the
Junior Saints in q return game. The
East Moliners were defeated early
in the season by the score OF 30-6,
but Fridays victory over Atkinson
shows that Heimbeck's crew IL in
better form. Despite an expected
improvement, it is generally be-
lieved that st. Ambrose will win
handily.
The battle between Rock Island
and Moline should be close and
hard fought. Several weeks ago
the Islanders defeated the "Swedes"'
by the score Of 25-12. That was
when Henke was playing and the
team was going in good form. For
the last three games the locals have
played far below the standard set
in the early part Of the season and
the Moliners are out to COP the
battle.
The Iowans will have to work
their hardest when they meet Iowa
City in the ]. B. Young gym. The
Davenport squad was playing fast
ball last Friday against Rock Is
land and it will have to do the
same when it meets the Iowa City
men. The Davenport team at times
plays great ball and at other times
is off color. Against Genese0 the
Davenporters stayed like grade
school kids. The same could be
said of the second East Moline
, game and the Cambridge battle.
When playing st. Ambrose and
Rock Island. On the other hand, the
Red and Blue tossers were In per-
feet form.
Davenport meets Wilton on Sat-
urday night in game which
Schick, Stetson, Layden and Co.
should win with ease. A short time
ago Davenport defeated Wilton by
score that ran up In the COS and
the result is expected to be about
the same on Saturday.
Moline is picked to lose to Cam
bridge Saturday night in the Mo-
line high gym. The Cambridge
school has a strong team that has
lost to Geneseo twice by one point.
The "Swedes" are the hard luck
team of the year. Having had to
build quintet from almost mott
ing, Coach Senneff finds now tina,
his captain is ineligible to play
Lundberg. it is reported. has failed
to pass the necessary studies and
will probably have to remain on the
sidelines the rest of the season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
SPEAKER ENTERS
Z. e. TRAPSH0 OF

Kanees City, No.. Feb. IA
delasntiou Of 80 trapshooters head
ed 81 Frank Troeh, Vancouver.
wash, and Iris Speaker. manager
Of the Cleveland Americans, Who
participated in the Sunny South
Handicap at Houston. Texas. last
weak. today sent word that they
would TAXA part in the interstate
tournamaat here on Feb. IL to -.
About 100 shooters are expected to
BE- herA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
PI,HI,TC NOTICE.

I hereby give notice that l viii
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone but myself
after this data. T. f. BURTON.
SIT Twelfth Avenue.
Feb. 3, 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
m!eIl1SiderSdNg

Roy Mansfield took Kid Cutie
and Elmer Kelly to Des Moines
yesterday where the latter staged
an exhibition for the Ryan A. C.
last night. Cutie and Kelly are
slated to box at a private affair to-
night and tomorrow they will mix
at Camp Dodge.
Ray CheeSeman, Galosburg, will
get another trJeut this year with
Moline. Last spring Illness and in.
iuries forced the player to. quit two
jobs and wind up fn the Dakota
league. CheesemRA Is an out.
fielder.
1t is reported that the Three-Eye
schedule makers are having a hard
time to settle the holiday question.
All the clubs but Evansville have
asked for July 4. The consensus is
that Rock Island. Moline, Rockford
and Cedar Rapids will get the
Fourth, and that Decoration and
Labor days will go to the other
clubs.
C0Fnic McInerney writes that he
IL keeping In trim BY playing has.
kethall and hAndbau. If MAC"
hits his batting stride this year, it
will be hard to keep him in the
league another season.
r. c. Blackwell, who says he has
boxed himself in Rock Island, wires
that he would like to match Mortz
Morrison here with Chief Rodgers.
and Johnny Bart with Johnny
Donahue. Blackwell says both his
boys are In great demand in and
around Chicago.
Jay Mansfield. Walt BulaAd, Dede
Stapleton and Coz W0lfe are oon-
tenplating reopening their Oily
Inn camp on ROCK river rs soon q
the weather permits. Jaok Can.
field blew in from Savanna LAST
week and announced bis intention
Of Joining the Dillies this year.
Louie Kohls has requested his
release from the Terre Haute club
but has received no reply as yet
Louie would like to sign with
Evansville, where he made quite q
hit with the fans last year. HI
has also been offered . berth by thu
Staleys under Iron Nan" Joe Nc
Ginity.
The islanders will have every
thing to gain and nothing to los.
this season. The other clubs ar
beginning to sit mp and take noticl
after practically ignoring Rock Is
land baseball Affairs throughou
the ~ofY" season. This might hav'
i been Induced BY the fact that Man
aSer NcQuillan was first to con
plete . full spring roster.
| The Davenport legion will prob
ably match Al Van Ryan for a mali
| 20 two weeks after the schedules
) Donahue- Racer bout, Feb. %. Va
Ryan 10 anxious to meet Johnn
Schauer again and Billy Rhoade
and Mike McNulty are reported t
have agreed.
i ST. ViatoY r. eeninI to Reek IL
land ThuFsday with The 1tmee
Conscience Of beating AugustaAs o.
| the home Aoor. The 0ateone
prohienatlcaL The Little Nins
teen raoe appears to have sinners
, down to ARgie and Milllkin - logi
cal contesders Tor this years It'll
4 Johnny Schauer. twice conqusro
!. OF Al Van Ryan. 10 possessed Of
/ big heart. The story goes thu
} Johnny worked on one Of the door
! Rose Room gym, st. Paul, at q n
cent exhibition, and the only I'd
: mission he charged vas levied o
ii . stranger, who vas taxed tn
|. regular 15 Cents The others wsr
81 friends Of Schauer and got
gratis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

nike sectors ADIi-gaAbllAg cru.
SADIE daily receives widespread
publicity. Mixes stand against
basebali's woJLd-he delilers has
been commented on editerialiy In
practically every daily newspaper
In the nation. The plan to remove
all Inducements to gamble from the
minor leagues; will probably begin
with the baseball pools.
George Reed, who stopped George
Wicker in the third round a week
ago tonight, has begun to train in
earnest and hopes to regain his
wind and work of surplus pound
age within a few weeks. Reed is
quite frank about his condition. He
promises not to continue unless he
is sure he can attain first class
form.
Every now and then. Mike Dan.
dec receives 6attering inducements
from q manager other than his own
boss, Emil Thirty. The latest man.
ager to flirt with Nike is George
Lawrence Of New Ysrk, who has
handled several neaf.ohampiens.
Lawrence went 50 far as to send
Mike . ticket to New Yofk, which
was promptly retained.
Ed Zimmerman, matchmaker Of
the Liberty A.. G., Springfield, Ohio.
writes that he would like to show
Billy Weeks in Rock Island against
such boys as Bryan Downey,
Johnny Griffith, Johnny klesch,
etc. Weeks bars. none from 10 to
155 pounds.
Not many know that Buck Tim.
ethy Of Davenport, was . newsboy
In Kansas City hack in 1914. Buck
i is now under the wing Of Chick
Johnson, manager OF Harvey
Thorpe and Arios flaming, who
meets Jimmy Brady Of Cid0go,
Thursday night before the Daven.
port legien. Buck il as teapefa-
mental . little critter Is Frank
Murphy Of the islanders. The same
remedy might be applied to good
effect Lay OF him for . while and
see what happens.
To Messrs. Waterman and Lob
miller Of the Davenport legion
goes the credit for returning Rock
Islands Iowa neighbor to the box
ing map. Under their supervision
boxing in Davenport shows the
best promises since the halcyon
days Of Pachey Mcfarland, still
the pride and Joy of venerable
Jack hurry.
| Every time Jack Murray ID seer
at . riReside he looks for III tn
world like Dan Sully, the actor. IN
~Fhe Parish Priest.1 since No
Farland retired jack was wifhoul
. 6stic idol until Al Ryan inyadei
the local field. Jack sells . lot O
pickles, but he'd rather lose q day.
: sales thaa miss seeing Van Ryan h
J aotisa.
Coach Kimmel Of Rock Islant
high, is reported to have approved
; OF plan to reorganixe 4 baseball
/ team this year.
Seconds and other boxing han
dlers would do we'll to emulate tn,
. conduct Of Sandy O'Neill durinl
progress Of z bout. It's business
. for Sandy. not an opportunity I,
bask In the ringside limelight an
ry 70 tmpersonate circus clowns.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

It IN no longer q question what
will please your mother, wife. sis
ter or sweetheart. Eyes even the
little ones). = box OF Meadow
Brook Milk Chocolates-of course.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
KNOX WINS.

Bloomington ILL.,, Feb. Sill
nois Wesleyan university q; KEcs
college q.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08
FAST LOOPING
DUE THIS week


QUAD.CITT HIGH CANES.
Friday.
Moline at Reck Island.
lswa City ut Davenport
East Moline Ut St Ambrose
JunierS
Saturday. l,
Cambridge It Moline.
Dave1port ct Wlnt0a. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

Ed Zimmerman, matchmaker OF
the Liberty A. G., Springfield. Ohio,
writes that he would like to show
Billy Weeks in Rock Island against
such boys as Bryan Downey,
Johnny Griffith, Johnny klesch,
etc. Weeks bars. none from 10 to
1855 pounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-08

1t is reported that the Three-Eye
schedule makers are having a hard
time to settle the holiday question.
All the clubs but Evansville have
asked for July 4. The consensus is
that Rock Island, Moline, Rockford
and Cedar Rapids will get the
Fourth. and that Decoration and
Labor days will go to the other
clubs.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-28
CHAPTER X.
The Rine CARTRIDGES.

The girl did not appear for the eve
ming meal. She had refused Tamada.s
suggestions through the door. Lund
drank heavily, but without any effect.
save 10 sink him In comparative ST.
lence, as he and Rainey sat together.
after the japanese had cleared the
fable,
We've got TO sit hold OF those
cartridges" Lund said, after long
pause, "Carlsen had 'em planted
somewhere, an it's likely In his room
Hest thing TO do Is to chuck 'em over
board Cheaper to dump the cart
ridges an shells than the rifles an
sholguns."
Where is the magaziner asked
kaIney, -..--...