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PAGE 8
Telegraphic
U. S. STEEL IS
STILL SOARING
Seven Thousand Shares Change
Hands Within Few
Minutes
NTTVV YORK, Aug IT.—United
States St*-el common soared again
today at the atock t.iarket opening
to a high mark. Active dealing in
the lavue began with the opening
goog and 7,000 share* change 1
bond* in the first few mlnutcoat a
price ranging from 01 1 2 to tl 3 6
from 1-2 to 3-4 above yeetarday*
Close
Oenernl advances were made in (
all leading Issues during the fir.'?
bout and the market was nc*lv*
New York Stocks
by Hornhlowsr A- 7' **k"
Auc 14: Open High I- w Cl ■*«
Adv-ltum ...16% 16% IJiiii»; i »
Am. Coal Prd. 145** H< l 4 ?** •*'. *
Alaska Gold.. ITS 1■ % ’■•
AIIU Chaim.. 32% J« £ 2J\ !*
t»o, pr<i :*% 7»% ■ 9 .»%
Am. Agn ... *4% 75% i *
Am»r Can .. 5» 6«% * » *'>
Am C A K «1 42 ««S «• s
Am. Hteel F. 64 64% *♦ f 4 b
Am Cot- Oil.. S: V U** • V *- ♦
AH A I. pf 57% 57V* 56% 5»-,
Am. Ics Src.. 39% 2S’i
Am. Un»wd . 21% 21 S 71 - b
Do. pfd ... 49 42 41 * 4» ,
Am Locomo. .7314 7*% 73 .3
Do. pfd 104 104 104 14
Am 8. A R.. 93* *» >;b {»>
Amer. Zinc 33 14 33
Am. Sug R*fl©9% H© 1 * »»©> >»•.
Am. B Sugar 61% 90* 44 b »•' »
Am T A Tel.lß©* 111 130% '.I ■>
Am Woolen . 44 45% 4 4 *•> %
Do. pfd 47 % 97% >7S v n
Aaaeonda .... >3% >*S S! S
Atchison 103% 14 12% 103 a
Do. pfd 9# 99 44 i
Baldwin Loc. 76% 77 % 74 76%
Balt. A 0... 47 »7% 4. ».% ,
Both. «t*«l .444 444 444 444
Brooklyn RT M* »*S 54 S »«%
Butt* A Hup 47 S 47 S *•*
Calif, fetro. . IIS 30% 28* 1• w
Do. pfa ... 41 41 4* 4s
Canadian PaclT«% 179% J7* 17.‘%
Central Leath. 54% 44 s »6
Chandler M>t_l©7% 107 % 107 I©'
Qhas. A Ohio. 43 S«» *:S 62S
Chi.. U- Waal. 13 13 13 13
C.. M. A St P. 94% 54 94% »4
C, R I * l»% US I*S i»S
Chlls Copper. 30 S 20 S 20% *> *
Chino Oopper 50 V 61% * V 51 S
Colorado Fuel 45 S 44'* 45 «!•*
Coat. Can Cos. »• >» M »»
Cons. Oas ..140S 141 140 140 S
Corn Prod. R 14 15* 15 15%
pfd 9©* 91* »©% ll'«
Crucible Steel 7is 7* 71V 73%
Do. pfd 114% 117% 114 V 117%
Cuban Am... 334 219 334 211 «
D. A K O pfd. 34 34 % 14 34 %;
Distill Becur 45 44% 45 44
.Don# Mince . 24% 24% 16% 24%
BrU com. .. *4% 37% 34% 3 %
Do, Ist pfd. 53% 54 51 % 5J%
Quncrsl Else. 170% 171% 17<*% I*%
Gen. Mot. pfd lit 113 111% lIV
%. X- Ooodch 73 73% 72%
Ot. North pfd 115% ll»% IDS 114%
Ot. North Ore. 24% 37% 54% 37 ,
Oran by ST «* 87 51
Greene Can . 45% 45% *5% C %
Illinois Cent .102% 102% 10: % lo:%
Inspire. Cop.. 51% 51% 51% 51%
Inter Met .. 14% 14% 14% 14%
Ist. Msr Mar.. 33% 34% 2» 24*
Do. pfd ... »5 S«4 % 94 % .*
lut. Nickel,.. 43% 43% 42% 43*
ini paper ..14% 14% li% IS
Kan. C S. . 24% 24 % 24», 21 ,
Do. pfd ... 5> % :o% 6'* % i»\
KenVotl fop 49% 4!*% 4»% 45*
Kelly Sp* T. 71 % 71 % 71 % 71 %
Lac St Cos. 72% 75% 72% 7'%
Leh.it . Valley 74 7>% 75* 7i%
l<ee T A R 45 45 % *5 4 %
l.ouie L S ... 129 124% 125* 129%
Mo *» ell • Mot |J% 45 53% *4
lM>, Ist pfd **f % 57% u:
i*f>. 2nd pfd 54 « 51% 54 5 4
>tey:<ari IVt. •-.% HI V* 1 '• %
Mao.. Cop *% *4% 34% 34 \ •
MUyi-url I'ac.. 5 5 * 5 5
W. fen A 5... 33% 24% 23% 24%
Nm Lead . . «5% 65 ‘5%
Nev. Cons. . 14% 14% 14 14
K Y. N. H.H •»% *io% 59% 4'%
Nor. a- W i.iv% 141% 130% :’l
N Y. Air B 127% U«% 127 137 %
ft. V. Central 1«i4% l«5 % 1-4 14%
Ventiex I 56 56% 56 51
le, Gas .. . 1"2 102% 102 1 .%
Pitts. Coal .. 21 24 21 24
Do. pfd. ...lot 101 101 1,1
Preee Ht. Car 61% 61% 5 V
Pullman 143% I*3 % I*2* 163 %
Rays Con. ... 24% 24% 24% 24%
Rj Mt Sp .. 46* 46% 44% 4* %
Reading ...,i|s 10* % i*>4% H*'%
Rep 1. A 8. .. 49 49% 4* % 4«%
Do. pfd ...112% 113 112% 11
f4ears. Koeb'k 200 200 200 20-
Bhat-Aria ... 24% 24% 24% .«
BL.ee- Sheff. . 46 44 4» 47 %
South. 1%. ... Vt 99 9* %
South. Ry. ... 34% 24% 22%
Btudebaker ..131% 122 * 130 % HIS
Texas Cos. ...194 10« % 194 I*4
Tenn. Cop. ... 25 25% 24%
Third Av» 62 \ 67 % *2%
ls. 8. Mining . 71% 71% ?i 7i
IK*, pfd ... 50% 50 % 50% %
Vnlon Par ..140% 141% 139% i * .
Utd. Clg Kt... .103% 104 1 >3% 10 ,
Ltd. Fiuit ..I*l 162 16" % ,
U- H. Rubber, f.7 % 59% 57% 54
U 8. Hleel ... 49% 91%
Dt*. pfd 114 Ht f 1* n»
ts. 8. Hteel 5a 106% 195% 1-4 % *O4 ,
I* 8 4*a»t 1 P 21 21 % 21 21 %
17. 8 R * K 112 112 117 1 .
t T 8. Ind A1.112 114% 111% 1.4
Ptah Cup ...51% Hl% «1% *! %
W abash pf A 507, 51% 6'i %
l>o. pfd 8.. 24% 24 % 2‘ %
Well* Farg0..124% 126% 12«% ijr.%
West‘hi»4ise 59% f,9% 591 t,
Wls Central.. 61 5? 61 ;i
We*t. Mary. . 29% 31 29% 3' ,
West t’nlun 94% 54% 94’*
Wlllys-4 *ver. 54% Rex, 65% 56
Do pfd ...104 104 14*4 l'l
Sugar Market
*■«■»•» l*etr«.it whole**]* prl e*.
Crystal dnmim>M, l ib. 11l 16, crys
tal dominoes. 5 lb . s’i 16. ni;» tab
lets. 1116. cut l<>sf Is. cubes. 1146.
am powdered. 5110 siannsr.i pow.
••rad, |* Aft; granulated. utr* *'•*•
• granulated. 'n» in bulk. I' It
granulated, l-lb carton*. 1'96; gran
Misted. lv-lb cartons. I' *6. trvsi.il
gumlnoas, granulated I-lb. > *•» 1 >
and 6-lb. cartons. In ca«ea. IT ?6.
crystal and imliio* ■. granulated, hi f
cases. |l 06; diamond A. I* Tl con
fectioners* A. |T No 4. IT 4ft N »
6. | :«n No. 4 IT 66 No. f. IT 60 No.
I. 9? 46. .Vo. 9. I*lo. No. |j. IT 16.
No 11, IT JO. No IS. IT IS. N<> II
It.*#. Na. 14 »: !« No 16. 9* to. nop
caking mliture, |9 beet granulated.
92.96, household powdered. I lb. car
tom *•*> 99.4# per case. 41
to case. *4.TO per case
RKW tOltK 4 rrTTOH UlßkllT
Reported by I’atne, Webber A Cos..
Aug 14
Closing
RM Ask Righ l/>w Mid Ask
Rn 1411 14 62 11 14 4 T till
b 14 4
M»l 14 4) 14 4 14 TO •I S 14 r.
Apr. 11 91 ..
. Bay 14 Ts .... 14 *1 14 *1 14 T 4
fail* . 14 *4 14 . 14 4*
A«a 14 99 .... 14 Ji 14 It 14 14 II 14
Asp: .... .... . . 1 4 ’? 14 14
Act. I4 *• . ... 14 II 14 16 14 1- 14 *4
mE# 114 I# 4# 14.JT 14 14 14 SI II 99
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Detroit Stocks
Till H4IHV4 l|l (iT4no4 4
1 Hid
IA, me Wh!'* Ld A- ’ I '■ * % '" v
I i>o, preferred 14
American l.t a Ti •*“
IK>. preferred 109% I*l*
Amer ioa n Pul t '!. ;: * e * 2
Do* prefefre I 74
Auto Hdy t <*■ . • I*%
Burroughs xld v i b 47 5
Chatmere M ' i • ■ > 1 * ;
Iv, preferr.-.J • • • * 1 •
Charcoal 1r• »r* f if A. 5 "
l*o, pr*f>'r> l -» '4
Chevrolet M *ti>r - > 7‘ ■ •;
K-r\ ce f '1
1 >u. p: fhrr. * ' *‘ i * *
» W
I C«-n-.rr.un«» ■ • a l.
j tV>. | referr. ! 9* % *? "9
Cont.nerf'* \1 ’ ‘ * >
*» 1 9
Pet A « e\ \«v i'h 99% 9-%
Detroit r«arr ry <*u . ti ....
Def ,lt K 1 - • \ u ■
P-t In n A 'te. I ■ 74% *
I .H
let Prlted Kv . x ! ■ * 1 »
j Pet l »l> .v t f > % * f
P in upd* v. ■*>•' •'
lu. )-* rr»d .92 .*■
Kurd M,t : f f.m-ta .* . • •
O' : V . AHi t» V • _ • • **
I Genera '1 <•. r
t» J f.r. . .76 12* I
i Hsi. Lamp •'« • • **
Ir n > r *. ■ - '
8. Jt Kreege 1 1 1-^
Mas well Mot ; Cos '4 4
I- let preferred >* 4
H 2i.!j-'f».- J -1 » * -V
M*- viesn ' and 1 e * •
M rfc Btar- j. ■ "■ 4 J
M:< t S .♦*: x •' « -v
l • ... L’ t
M ilea-Pet: 7 .-a: r **
M nnu •« ' *» »r C ) >» * •• ■
Po. prrf er r ! .... . • 9 . %
Nat unal C.r • Cos R . . .
LK-. p• e f rr. ■- ■' % •
Pa n f.t' a Tie. -r 57 *
Do i refe-r * % * -»
Packard V * •
Do. prefr■ red -I'.*
Paigi v
Par**. i'»i * * 1 '• 4 i
W K Pr.i'l m: * i ♦* j
Ileo M»t ■- ar • 4- « *
Reu M ’ T . . .
s •
ft| * *»■ ' .
Du. p'ef» r» •(! 105 ....
Towar • Cr> xni*r* C 4
-
po. pr -ferr 4 . . 9 % •• • •
White * - e :< * ••••
W»lv P rt L’em Ca 4% •••• ,
llaaka and Trnat C«a*paalea.
Hid Asked
American State ; ... I‘9
Centra! Savings 2*5 •••
Detroit Savings . . .. -M
Mm* S» *k * .. . I’*
Federal state '■ 27
First A Old l>et Vat l. 194 2-32
German-A.u.er an 179 197*
Highland Pfc State, xd .... 4.0
M'-r :harita Nat. -nal 1* k
N •
Pen Insular '*>•*•• ?7;4
Peoples .-tat* 3*4
L'ntted Savin*.* Bv' k 2’o ....
Wayne ' Count jr H me.. I*6 ....
Detroit Truet Cos . .. 3*4 395
Bee-jTity Trust *-V... -*2
Cnion Tr'jst 4 » 4 4 200
Ger-Am L. A T ‘.'o I>s ....
The foil, w.ng Arms \r» p-'.vlleged
to execute order* n 'he .-.xrbar.ge:
W. E Moss A Carlyle A P vah.
Oe<, M W**t * .PE M» r >ne
A Cos.. H W Sobl» A CO. !• L -Sey
mour A Cos. W R M La ighl r., Mer
rill Ljrr'h a Cos.. W A Hamlin A
Cos. Wm A Seer A •'< . Sinclair A
Coula. Err met L Sprague. W'rn H
P. *e A C F K Pe ton ACo ' »l
Cos. W E Re ly A CO. Matthew
Finn. A W Wal'.aee A C--. Lewta G.
Sto-kar-1 A Cos.. Bennett, bmith A
Gortoo.
Boston Copper Stocks
Quotations by H rn' werAWesk*
Aug 16 <..-p-n H.ch 1> w Closs
Ailventur* 3
Ais*k a Cold 1' % 17% 17 1*
Altoues . . 4 * <* << 6 6
Amer Zinc . 72 14 JJ 33%
Ana r >n!a .... -7% * % 4 4 .%
- « 4 '4
A- adian - « * * * * 4 %
r.s - * -jr «• - - * \ f * <‘ -i f %
<‘a) ; a 'r * 7<- ; * 1 ‘ " %
Cal. a H*cla I3« 539 525
(‘ pper Rare- 1 t 6'% <3 v
. Cti no . . '• % % 5 \ ‘• %
Ka*t f; ,*te . . 1 *1 13 11
» 4 4 4
• •
(i'»rri 'an.. <'% 4"45% 45%
Hancock * * 7 4 M
Inei'-rn* n . % 11% • 51 j
Jerr.r-I* Verde 1 % 1 % 7 % %
K• w ’4 w O. % l\ ’ %
lek* ... 4 » •4 * 14 14
Tuxßal’e 4 4 4 4
Mar* 17 13 13 11
v XX' « 3 % ■ % t %
M sir: ‘ % »»% 34% 74%
Mobawk *1 ■* 91% 91 9) ,
Nevada ' r. * i* x 1 4 16
N‘ rth tt i-- - 1 : J 22 % 1. %
Oore- a *• *< k * <*
I* ‘ 1 «*'•• :• 1 16% 16% 16%
q-jln< ’-a * ,, a k, % ** %
»<a> 7* % 24 % 24 , 2«
S- , p At Il* « : ■» * 4 4 % 4 %
Sh *Of •-n 4 % » « j
it i... * 7 “ %
» - 16 ■» D% l - -j
y • l 4 -3 ' X 4 2 '-1
Tt in. t 5% 6 5% 6
'i et'O '' l 7 5 25 a 24 % 2- %
I'td Kr-i l .41 I*2 H % 1 %
' '•! - • V 51 % 1 5 54 55
l 'a*. \;*-v »444
Utah < .r» 15 % .7 % 13 % 11%
liar.' p ‘ i * 61 % 4;
\ • r-1. * % L\ JJ% 3i%
. Yi. toria 3% 2 , 1% 3%
u r .n* ‘ % : % f %
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ti iMitiMi mi. M H'liiltßi nr*.
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Orem errt I’lpe l.ih* ' '■> . 4 |3
It umberlanil > pe f. n. '•*4 97
j 1 urek.t r I. re a 212
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I rrslr.e f'tpe l.tr.e 2:5
1 Pent. Met *n ",T * |
! Jo]*; |{. dnfrte- rb J 4»,
1 Rout h Penn n i\ ■■ t j
: s-.y r> •*..«* « ; : •
I*o. K ill**' 44 i ♦'.)
T> ». Ref.tu i> . . 42'/ 41•>
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I Va■■ uum *■' 1 * ITS j* *
' Washington • 1 f *. 40
htanderd 'Hi ~|d p- .rh’flt
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1 lr. I I’eir< leum '• , \4
, Mol West !• 41
ni rri 11 imi i 1.4. *
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Ur# min, in tii n 4mi n.i.s
Vrw > - 1 K *■. . !*. ft it nr
Firm. receipts, 12 47** rr»*«i»t et
tra il> st tie d.i r tjt *. 4 r *v ■
'nutation • r>-Ntti**r> fl r- * JR* s * :4 ‘y
go, *|<e. '* 1 91 tg <1 12r I rbs lrr**>i
lar; receipts no-fly »i >e
fancy. .*■•• Im- ne*it*v mn»il fan y.
9I9JP. resh firsts. 27 0 Sic.
Livestock
Mil Mil* 4 % 4 4. 9 114 41 *I »L tv 4 4KH">
1 1 detk« it 4ug • '***:- u> \
*
he*V fleer » Mi*
welgl ‘
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t- < * rg ». 4 * $ ' ' *' **"* •
} i 9 * ■
I. Hog i Market ‘ *'*' * *
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4 Hlf 4 <3O l I 4 K vTHH'K
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j- *• ’. ■ a,,-* •e!f era s!' :
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-neap 5 .vrx • « :r '’t*i
I fj‘l3', v»s - -x * M ’ .' 4 5
aeth e- « | < 4 ’ »»r* $' J ~ 9
Calves. IS 813
cir\F.i4vn 11 v r *toi k
CLEVELAND A. c !« Hi** Re-,
• ■ < . . '
-- red ard med -«s•'- ; *, P 1
d' 7* ro .f H* . 1 stag 4. I*
• ’attle Re. 1 eipr* 5 ir» steady
<hee-» ,rd ’amh* re e'.pts. 5 cars
steady Unhi. r-'p I 50
' 4. vex Receipt * l! »'»a?> top
TO* rno LIVE STOCK
T • ::*• * Aug 1' H 8« Re
-*pts. 1 90d. r-v-ket. 5e hlg-e* 1
*tv >i 119 798! '75 r— •<! iJm x. f ’
*f I■ 7*. v rke r x 1113914 75 r o 1
p I* Cf■ ve» Market
xtead' .*> r. eep ar.d lamb* Market
steady
Grain and Provisions
PFTRCIT Au* 1* - Wheat tn the
I'etr.'it market . p*n»d witho-jt
c ir** an.; * k :ere wax a stead} ? *>•
In Chl :»* and Ijv»rp. 1 . ,»r
prl*--» Thurs-lay Cash Nr 2 r»!
•» -i • I * leyt I: •
er r-er |: 1! Me 1. i. No 1
v» r* -1 e j; 4d *
Th.» rn rr.ark»t « *r*n and
tt *4% for asn N 3. * f<t r N 3
ye! w and *<>7l- * r No 4 y»'::-->w
S' . 4 re »* «'%* f r *'»r !»ri.
|3%e f<>r N | whits 14% for uuu*
N m t*. 44 for #eptem er »- I
42*. ;' 43 a* ?>r .No 4 wfiC»
f.% * .»i It.ij V' <1 15 11 f r
rish N ■ !
Rears are «-m a* I' *' * r ——,e
d’.a*» ml pr >mft xh’prre-* »-i t * f r
O'* -be
*ee - 1 » »r* e*»arly an 1 .- e* *tl! 1 »
for prime |9 II for
;»■ *r* »'-*>• |‘ for pr - tin
ar.d ft.- f- ** pr.rr.e alfa fa
<ira rt r»* * > •« a- ** Th. :r»-
day were v* -«r* * » m', •! f
c -n and s ra'<
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DETROIT TIMES
Financial Notes
4; rr. in tteH 4 0 dod. tOi) pound* i»f
; * '• t»> d«,rnrsttc »nsumers
f t e i*; quarter delta ery st a
I't" " ** ’ • -h% 4er pound. *O
- e t 4 representat if • of a
large producer.
The am* Sugar 4'<v. has d»*
clare 1 ar \ 4 uxh dlvidecut of 10
,sr t.t t -i ini'# slock and an
■< 'm * |-r ,nt dividend In com
» pe.'» • •*- * 20 to stock of
re. r. li Regular quarterly
'■ % per . ent on the pre
fe-’t ; a■: . * ", t!»e common t.a\e
also been J*Cared
Ir.’erex'* - 1 '*e to the affalrx of the
I>4 r e t ; e ne Cos. predict there
» .. e *ri extra d.sl- .rxement in the
f.- : «'e la or pcasib.' a stock
d! x I t fore the e 1 J of the prea
e n: > * a r
U. S. SEEKS NEW
GARAGE FOR ITS
DETROIT MOTORS
T e l'n ’*’d S’A*es government is
in of a n*-w garage to accom
j.t'e *h»- :t ~’or vehti-les attaobed
t > ’h* ' - »1 ;h*x'ofl*.< e nnti fedora!
c.'.d ng S;*'dial tgen’s of the ni*v
• r v. >erv:re fr.'ru Waehlng
L h .<-* in the city, Thursday to
> < o'- r bids »hat have been
, re<**iv<d Aid vi report back to the
;*>«t:ii4.''er is*T,erel
Th*>.' C P Stearns. F K
i Clark- ar.i J A Ren die held a con
fer*r • n '.".e ofv.4-e of 'he pi>g'ma» *
;*r ’ o; • r ' b'da Re’ween 12 1
and T <'?'*« f *Reg or butldlngs
ha'e bt-en •> ibr. ‘ed Th* govern
I K*nt vi li •■.'! r buy a alte and
‘ :..i anew garage r a;li rent v
building The question of location
en’> r* vitaC.y and 'here m.ist be
IS square fee* of fioor space
There are 4. motor vehicles at
toched • ’he ocsi foilofflce
-
SCARLET
GANG WOULD
DOWN LODGE
lC«xntlnae>4 from r*i* One'
» « 7 ' jj... pen.oTA»i crdlnarilv
vr," 1 a'-oic l >f here D
a use of the pr-.r"Ar.« 'pk'nt pla.-a
Aug 21 when a r-va» ri. n' of the
\o'of the w,»r>! »re t»av on v*-
i*»tl>'n* 1* v uld r.o* - e surprising If
Re pub!: tip. * poll lev'* than kv
vc*e« \ ‘.lgh* vr»*e will e against
•• . -• rr?‘v f All ti.d Mi
H. ! ien
.Son * rrei 1 * *r. Is beinr 1. v* led a'
Aid I .owl e-c ••er.vitc cf h;» Interest
i :r.i hirr.velf ,r. ‘be *h‘ r nd:dd* v of
a *ur r *o Ml Owen Lodge*
friends. !• vw-V'-r f* ♦ l ' 4* »ho«**
who ua !• r*a'nd 'he on will
’he ii'ti*-- in* •■‘need point ou‘
i* *r. * ,li it< ar -.i-> ’hire »
s* cure n < ardc*a*** "f *h • < all re f
Mr ar. Cut Aid I.ol;-
or.!< derTion**r*<-1 !. 4 hi 4 . nub!’.'”
spirit an* d*- f -’nrnr.a'ion •<» •• ’
-ex * r*►re <* a of *- * Fir** x.-i rd r*>
r p a» n**d in v»* ,r.r. : 4 er .1 * lent
hlv infiue-1 -•' 'irv ! *■ g P-! f
Hold* f: to becot... a candidate
Mr H"i s* o-.e of ih* best
kti* *r r-*i e**a*e men .n the my.
He -a raw*- cf ’le'r.lt ant a
an-l itt'e of *he T'-'ri't gh who- !
Th •:« 'on Ir the *»*•-• n-f ward.
**e k .d' ,'iiwav * oted lr. the
ward. w.,*-re he %* lived 21 ve.rs
A*;de from four year* or. the board
* e * ri.avm he s»;v.rg »- r re-.der.t
I in ’**< 7. he he* never b*-er. active
p’lbllC life
ALLIES
GAIN GROUND
ON SOMME
<f «*iitlnx*4 from I‘sge One I
•
. - fjefe - •» 10 ! < • J ' .iC *•
of *>:* Lrerman army Tr.e »»:cre*.«
o f ’ l i* --esdv J. 1 rr.T.*-*". is .4 d‘-rr.on
x*rV‘-4 bo' hy *he a 'ual j
ar.d * v » r. fi t - r er.• .-* who ,
■ iv>- * -render*d ". large number*
1 %r* * •i *• he A ,gh' .-.g front
I r.*;e-'-d the va** on
■1 f re A b>r fe* and i " and of
fer •! e j- is *h 4 .nor*'d e pr* pa
"x* * * aphar'-r ' v »»*•-»•
'Mr,* •- * e**n ff,re**‘-n a-d n fh
ir.g • ver <,< k* and *hat ;.tj*x '• **
,r- •* e Ure-rh * -dge . riitoer
b/’»»
I *e»» T .'*ed • if.e Os *he e.gfj*
n '•,<:» ar.rl rt»a***ritl dc*
p-• * t.’H'i ef.i-d ia-' Mav m! ** ba
'• a
f«* *' r n - lr.'fi »’ • k France a
*■* % . s**ti »t»'j < * r i.l way#
p re - t'tr >l t‘-n;i'r fr'*xn
.* r.v*** n # tv e Afir' !
! * ’he Frer Ift-r.ilvs ha* •ar
nerJ tl" (, . r*« s'r . ' on In adrirce
r. 're ■- *rr »• * * hi- a rough* r-qiallf
lr.< r* d' e ;,rr»fre*» in the rear
The « 4. • no'initlon depo'* *am
it-.: r-onnt' ‘ed wph ’he , 'ront 1
. i
by a rerranle rriv«i|c iruf <• rail j
•* .r* * 1 .' 1
r• ye 111 pare fin,e* » ~jid J
har« rerjulred -a year wr, r fc , (tn j
»*r ir* ’("ni A| ,/T ■ Mr.* ’he
hftle frr»n ♦ ‘hr v. r t . • rrnrergej
ever thlfctr and e v »-r rr.r re tn’rl- |
.ay
sy-♦ em ' • *‘ » depo*« j
car poor nr u■: n • .. „ hattlai
fron f Its ** t r alfml'e of
rnunl’lon* -r. 1 r,- o.** ( every 3«
’ ho'irs
a rot. «f ror ' ed
railways *ll of t *d ,r*, y ins
ff
f T-" * hot la,
* 'he
P r l' ' *' pr,wer of
her ponM
From *he depot, th.t way lad to
one (/ • !.• •' ,r aviation camp#
which protected every dt*p<>t. but
which nr# only a small part of tt»«*
aviation service on the Somme
front l*irlng the visit scarcely a
minute passed tha' aruied aero
planes either did not return or de
part for the Gorman front The air
was literally alive with aerial
scouts and fighters
Returning toward »he rear in the
evening af'**r observing the flgh'
in* frotu the plateau of Domplerre,
south of the Somme, and from a
point of vantage Just north of the
river. I mu* amazed to »ee that
since earlv in the morning shat had
appeared like veri'able moun’ains
of material and munitions in the
• ipply had entirely disappeared
The great guns which had been
jcreep.ng along on sped thy con
str icted ra'.lwjivs tnd which l had
imagined could not reach the front
for w eeks w ere no longer visible.
1 bating either arrived near ’heir **m
;hv ements or having been *ran»
f. rre.i to other railway lines
Nearer 'h.** front l able from
'Ms g gar.tl' displacement of mu
nltlons and tr..v’*'rial to gain an ini
presston of what had gone Into the
day s sledge hammer blew l*r»>
grossing toward the rear in the dl
rection of the general munitions and
material depot* w»* me; gr»*a; trains
.snd I'.'ttv, vs of fresh nia’eria. mov
ing ’ ward the fron' to replace tha'
which l rad seen disappear
Vet 'here was ns' h irry. r.o ex
ntemen* Everything was orderly,
methodical
Above all. 'he Impression a neu
• ral ol server receives from a visit
to the Somme front 1* this that the
French are * remely confident and
r.i • only determin'd but prepared
In every detail to carry ou* Grant’s
fam is dec ara’ion “We » l flgh f
It out on thia line if it rages all
summer
Anew Mow for which 'he Fren h
and Br 'ish arilllery have been pav
Ing the way for some time, was
• truck yesterday against 'he Ger
man front both nor'h aid sou'h of
he Somme A* a result. Teu*<n
Tenches were carried on a 'w.vmile,
front on both aides of the village of
Ma .r> pvs to a depth cf from "
yards »o 60<’ yards while south of
river ■he Orman line three
q . r'e'S >f :i mile n length. w ,\s
Seif ed bv ’he French
These successes, which mark the
opening f "he fourth phase of 'he
bloody struggle m Picardy have c-.
nbled 'he Allies to pene'rv* a’
ps lots on 'he Guillem on' Maurepas
r and. 1 e,jde« giving them comp.e'e
of T.e highway from Ma .re
pas to Clery
i-ONTXi.N, Aug IT In a leaper
a'e a - tempt to save the
T’-u'on army under Gen t’ount von
Bothm»’r has launched a f rjo is
counteroffensive against the R;-*
sur.s who h:*v» bee- driving him
s'eadllv -v k tuward *h<e Gad -an
capita! fur ’he las' three we. ,s He
is launching hi.* coun'er biuw« prin
cipally in 'he cen'er on 'he w.*t
bark of ’he Zlu»a I,if a >ut ha* h'<n
unable to proven' the Ru-aians fr >tn
advancing f ,r» her toward the im
por»,an» ral’way cfv r\* Bretsiant
tßrie/anyi \t, mile* ■outheaat of
Fetrograd annoum ed of
ficlailv today tha* 'he region to 'he
aou’h of this pom' has been occu
pied bv 'he Ru-slars
An official Austrian sta’emen' re
por's 'he rep iise of R.ssian at
tack. rear Zobrov O mile* south
east r.f f.e*T. erg. and the rapt :re of
.Vfl) offlce r a and men Russian a*
faults sou'h. where me attackers
are 'rvir.g to break 'hrough to Ha
11'f al«o broke down under 'he de
fenders' fire the s'atemer.' aver*
COP H AULTS AI’TO
THIEF BY FIRING
BI LLETS IN AIR
\f'*r a » ba«e of more than a mil*
from Wood* ard-nve t», f'lorence-st
and frotii Ffurrilt n ’ ivd to Cor*-
land ave dttmg wl ch an nb«r of
*ho»» w» re hied, Mo'orrycl* 'iffi, er
Thomas Filkovpr !i «.f the Highland
Park police arr Frank Yes h
rer No At, Ff. ». , ave p. 'rc i*.
for * f eiLrg a cai b« lor,ring to Fr*-!
erl< k. II Gray No «'#7 Tl. rdsve,
pre-lden' and tr<*a*ur'r of ’he Mkh
lgan Iff o I storing Go
Filkovivh *aw The **r traveling
on Wood*Srd ave , at a .peed er*-at
er Gian -‘id m le* an hour He r-«v<*
'base Yh*» driver r* fused w, i p
until *he officer fired ar-t.ral shot
tn the air One ~f the n.en «•>»
awav efore the i fficsf rjiigh* l|f
Ye-chner admit* 'ak'r.z 'he . nr. rho
pollc» «av
lie has been removed to ti.r coun
ty jail to be held there fr r trial
I>etrnl» and Mli'hland Park police
are searching for the mlr-mg man
Today’s Hall Games
Amtrlcan
petrol’ a* Waahlng'on, rl*ar (two
gamest
C leveland a» N»*w York, Hear
8 f JxMiia at Philadelphia, cloudy
j (two gameai.
I Chicago at Boston, clear.
National.
New York at Chicago, clear
Hrnoklyn at Plttaburgh. cloudy
The rumored engagement of
Princess Yolanda sides' oaughter
l of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy
'and the Print• of Wale*, has »erve<|
,to ret ail th<? fart that Victor Knv
• ntanuel waa orro a suitor for the
j hand of Priicsewa Maud of Walea,
'the ppoeent Queen of Norway.
WILSON SUMMONS
RAILROAD HEADS
TO WASHINGTON
t ('•nttnweit from l*«nr One I
moved by arguments of the presl
dent l it hi* proiH>sa 1 would result
In h svatem that would probably]
enable them to avoid sudden strikes
tn the future
Three ballot* have been taken In !
the past two day* it was *aid today
and each time the managers have
voted down the president’s proposal
The r.»:’road presidents to whom
the president addressed his me*
sage today were
l*Htilel Willard. B A- IV, Samuel
Kea Pennsylvania. \ H Smith.
New York Central. F I> l nd» r
wood Erie, AAilltam I’r lesciate,
Lackawanna; Howard Elliott, New
Haven Hale Holden. C . H & Q
\A J Harahan. Seaboard Air line
1» F Loree. helaware ,v Hudson
B F Bush, receiver Missouri Pa
iflc. E K Colvin, Colon Pacific.
William Sproule, Si»'.:thern Pacifi
George \V St evens. «’ a O . Sam
uel M Felton. Chicago a Great
Western, and Falrfat Harrison.
Southern railway
Before sending the telegram the
president ’alked w .tl President \\ i!
lard, of the Baltimore a Ohio, by
long dis‘at.ee 'ele;>hone and w.vs a*
sured by Willard th.v the rallraad
head* would c me to Washington
Immediately
Judge Chambers brought to the
brotherhood heads assembled a
question frent President Wilson,
based, i' l« ■>a.d. <>n the com
munication from the railroad man
•tger* p; ng • •» gh’ k r d*
He remained only seven or e'tht
minutes, during which t:m« he was
g.ven hi* reply *
A? II o'clock, uf’er hi* conference '
with »h»* employe* Judge Chambers '
wor.’ til the White House He 'ook
some idditional statistics to the
pre*|den' fur't.r da* » showing th»
* ffect f the application of the
eight hour day to railroad revenue*
He said the president In formu \t
trg t K e proposition he w.ll nuke to
o*!v side* de* red full detail* of
'he porsthl# effect on both the -\ or k
Ing condition* and ra ir*>ad Jpc.vn •
X* *o the oi.tlo- Guam her* would
no* en pres . h. tr.se If
Chambers' me** f-om *he pres
ij..-' *,> 'he* empl' ve* r r*ay a*-k'd
h'iw the men understood h'* propo
sal This was rares illy explained,
and t'h.aml er* Informed 'Tr. t <•
thev had no' mistaken * l .■> >. e* *•*
e- u*lve s p. -iflon
One of the f remost leud» r* o*
the employes said 'l' appear*
very mu< h vs though 'he manager*
Interd to s'ar.-l p'a' We a*e per
fecrljr •* nine 'Lev should do :—: •
as long as 'he pr»«!der,' stand* a*
Judge between fh.e parries"
The .’,40 Brotherhood de'. trv* * w ho
ca.* *, Ws«hing'on *o it**.-.* • > tp.
J-rr-’der T * prore-rrt f-- »e»- •* —jj • v-^
* Tike 'rvn;med 'he n>rri<Jf't . of the
old tire pemnsvl va'fa-a v<> hotels
rear the rnplfol. « Vr* tfiev .«\ e
mud* 'l-eir h* *d : a t r• •
ed back and forth along the j 'Uin
keeping alwav* I ' >*e 'o 'he hotel*
•o b A ready ir, <h*<* of 'o
cor. f* r
F'cir 'he mu*t p.ar f ,v .-v were • n
manner of mer who hud reach'd a
conclusion and there >» >* ! ••,.• Ic
bating of P Htn'inr them«e|v*» t »e.
ca»ional grf.up* developed argu
ments all on o-e side ov.-r ’he
merits of 'heir figt » b p the greater
n'lmber of *he dl Tkt chairmen
seemed occupied with 'he 'ask of
seeing as rr. irh of Wash.tr.g’on as
cou’d he seen 'rom th« sidewalks
of 'he avenue
The employes' »'thr< mmlttee went
lr.t.i .err* • confer roe th" Na
'tonal ho’e! *h'- ' urnonn Judge
W I. f’t amh.-r" of the CnPed
r'u'es uiurd of me.jiatlm. and *nn
dilation, wa* pre*en' for par* of
the conference hu* >f: early
Interest rested chiefly io 'he «ol
emn session thi* af'errocin In the
beaurlful room celebrated only for
a**!r* of social »pl» ndor from the
day when !*»»!ly Madison danced.
d> v to th*- present Thi* gorgeous
e's'e fwrnt'ure *as remov'd and
nm: eh-Hra crowded closely to
gethc-r on the polished floor
The definite terms of the presl
den' 1 - proposal are not knnsn. but
*he ha»lc idea is an agreement to
I.e made between the railroads and
the brotherhoods. whereby th
eight hour day ha’l go Into effec*
at or.ee U*>t'i 'his In effect, til*
question of methods of enforcing I’
whether by means of the time ami
a half fe»r e»ve*rtlnie or by *on.<
other mean* will he made the sub
Jret of Investigation and adju*'
men' with the federal governne
perhaps taking jart In the adjur
men'
The pre Id'-nt' problem, If the
railroads definitely concede 'he
'eight he»ur principle to the extent of
agreeing to give it a trial, seem* to
h»- to convince- tRe railroad men
that the time and a half overtime
' Issue should he held in abeyance
during th*- trial period
NEW YORK. Aug IT A dozen
president* of big rallwav systems
w ill leave h» re at 4 o’cloc k thi* af
terncevn for Washington In respon*»-
to President Wilson's telegram. a*k
Ing them to the White House to die
1 cuss the controversy with their cm
ployes
Headquarter* of the r*ilway man
ag‘*ra also announced that other
callway head* will leave Chlcngo to
day. arriving In Washington fontor
; row
In addfUon to the president* rat
ing their headquarter* In New York,
THURSDAY. AT7TVsT 17. 1916.
Mack May Fool ’Em Yet
Having si »ni the growler part of
the season weeding out a bunch of
recruits cull'd from college* and
school* In vurlou* motions of the
'country, Connie Mack ha* been
turning hi* attention to the minor
league* While the Nthleth s w» re
m the west Manager Mack spent a
lot of ki> time loo;.ing over players
In some of the minor league* and
others with li dependent clubs,
youngsters who have been rho wing
promUe and need polishing It is
expected that many of these young
*•« rs will report to st week for a
trial on the home grounds, w here
Mack and hi* coaching s'aft huv
a vharuv to ;ut them through their
paces tn | rlv ate
While 'he Makmen hav* been
g'ttlng kick'd and mauled by the
other ’ e,»: -,* n ’ e American league
th*' critic* have been handing Con
me a f'-w . hoii e knovk- on hi* pol
A • of running Ins team, his ier *ai
to spend a fortune for players like
some of the other club* have been
doing, and charging that the u'V'r
\tberiean league club owners have
teen complaining Many of these
charge* i itne from New \urk and
it til is' hive h.-eu a hitter dose for
'he Go’ham fans to swallow when
’he M.i kiven handed the Yankee*,
which hive cost their owner* «ev
►r »! fort sues i dotj’ !e def.xi' on
Sa' 1 rd ' There i*n t an a f oni or
tri'h :n •(.*.• r-por's The \m«rl
can league club own* rs have noth
ing 'o co about hi v Ma'.. tuns h:»
team or what players he use- When
Mack hcl af* j»m ’hat out i-sed all
»he other* he placed game af’er
game ;ri New York. C’leveland, St
I*vui* and Washington w p tut rnak
'.v.-ral (Vfhers hapf>eneil to b* lo re
tt'd.iv ant Immediately arranged to
go (!,’•• • to W-\.*f Ing’"i \ major
tty will leave a* I o'.!.' k though
*on *> uiin t , . la*er tr • *
Among ' o*> who w.,1 l> ive tiere
arc
R ’ IT. lor Pa< ifi( Ju
Hi* Km»ts'-hnttt Southern Pacific
Ha!* i* Men Berlin. *on W M
\*to*- -jrv vs president n* the
Pennsv jv ar ;a H J Har ihan. S> i
lioa-1 \.r >• ’»** ..| Wil’ard H
k *' \ - * I Bnn'h. N.w A’urk <’er
‘ra!. F !» T’nderw .v-i Erie. Wtl
Ham True-daie I j»< k;*w anna; W
' Picr-or ' ' c pres d»'n' of the .New
Haven O W Steven* <’ a (».and
i- F M’:*h receiver of the M!s«our
Pa< Iflc.
Sheriff Not
To Interfere
InKilbaneGo
SANf.tSKI \ use IT Guv Willis
p* r- r !!' .<r "•* tc.ephone La*
n «d* r juirv con'ornitig 'he pro
p- ed jr, round oving match at <>
dar F’uirit. Labor dav. t which
J ■’ r.r:\ Killane. fca'herweight 1!'l»-
holder, ind f»e«->rge Chaney, of Bal
t more, ir« the scheduled partiel
I ants
Sheriff \A’ H Lundy wa* nut of
'u-vr. and the governor talked to
:*' I- 'y Sner ff Edward 1 II t* ar.n,
*ho -aid nothing about the inter
HORNBLOWER &
WEEKS
wnnirax
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Socialists in MoU»r (’ar, Cop
per and other Shares
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building
Detroit, .Mich.
Aii*. 2* Sept. I Au « S«P«- »
Investigate the Nrw Fanning Methods at the
National Tractor Demonstration
INDIANAPOLIS, AUG. 28 -SEPT. 1, Inclusive
Trtw'lor* veined it JSOO.noO, rr|ttM«nlin( 100 Tr«/lor« will give d»mon«rt(Kmi »*< h
ftrwi* of t *50.000,000 raptfel, will be (object in nofnini *ml ihtfnnoß «i I.OOOerre held,
your p«nr>ful intpeAion All •“ eeenriae will be represented
Fuellent hotel a. iotnm.xi*. /»*t Wetter in Ymtr Portrt to Informationbureau*■( Union
tmn, l tarn iht ArfnnHgti •/ Station, I emunal Station and
Ail iamrnviK'l <#> ground*. l raft nr I arming Motel Stvtfin.
The Classified
Business Telephone
Directory
appearing in thin issue will save you time and
expense. We suggx st thnt you clip this out of
the paper and paste on the back of your tele
phone book. These firms are of good business
standing and can be relied up<jn for good ser
vice and honest dealings.
Local
ting hi* expenses; ni*t one Reason,
but -everal Now. Just because New
' ork and Cleveland have been en
joying prosperity *onie of the writ
ers have been nritlcising Mack *
methods Maybe next • -ason there
will lie another tale to tell Mack
ha* fooU-d them before.
There I* no use holding nut any
hope that the Maekmen will get
out of last place this season, but
the Athletic* are likely to strike a
winning streak and esuse some of
the penn*nt-eh**er* trouble before
the battle is over
While th.f are doing this Mack
i building for next season, and in
the next month will try out ab<wut
a dozen p ifr;» front the minor
'• ’ti‘A-worig the fleet to report
will N* Crew*, a pitcher, who • now
with Greensboro, n the Carolina
I* ague and Ttirasher, wlto hn* I
i"!d to Mn< k in the X'lnnta dub
During the we-tern trip Manager
Mack, I'npt Harry I'avi* and Coach
Ira Thomas were busily engaged
in Marching the minor league* In
the west and south for material,
and tt l* reported that about a score
of youngster* have been selected for
A trial Jt t« likely that several of
the new player* will be given a
hance while the wes’ern dubs are
here Both Wally S.-hang and Bill
M*-v**r will he ready for duty, and
their preaence will considerably
strengthen the te*ni Haley, the
yn ;r.g catcher who has been doing
t‘T th. receiving on t)i# western trip,
l as proven a valuable man and has
earned * permanent herh With
Haley -md Meyer available for hack
-•top w. rk. Mack can aso Sehang In
'the outfield and his hIMIng will help.
' *v until the sheriff returned to
day
Th** governor told me aft.-r he
f »and a sured in* that It waa really
• speaking that he heard we were
g trg ts have a prize fight at Cedar
Pottv 1-abor day.’ satd Hartmann.
1 told h m tha' It was being ad
vertised a a boxing match, and he
■t*ld. I’ou know what the law la’
lu*t then the ’phone pot to buzzing
■nr 1 I could not make out what he
«sid a'’er that Finally I hung up
■i. r* < elver and sat down and wrote
u a ett.r I haven’t heard from
Util yet.**
Sher f Lundy Is an en»husla*tlc
\-g fan He familiarized
'h 'he sta’utes regarding boxing
‘•zhlhitinn* when he wept into office,
r'-arlv four year*< ago The sherttT
Id that so long as the promoter*
r* n «ln wl’hln the ]*v he will not
.n'* rs» r* but *hc moment fhev step
>ver t e boundary line he will do
his duty.
Nellie t p erne, of Bin’s Fe. la
G.e r* ‘ irv >.* th' New Mcxlrfl
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