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PAGE 10
STEEL LEADS
STOCK MARKET
Set* New High Record of 131;
Four Points
l*P
NEW YORK, Mav 25.—The N»w
York Evening Sun financial review
Thursday paid
"Today'* stocq market, rarely
before, was completely under the
domination of I’nlted States Steel
Whither Steel led, the rest of the
market followed Tran«actmn» in
that issue comprised approximately
a third of ihe total sales. The price
moved in waves and each wave car
ried it forward to anew high record
level for all time, finally crossing
111. a gain of nearly 4 points from
yesterday's closing and nearly 2
points above the best previous price
at which these shares have ever
sold.
"Short covering from uptown
sources, from the west and else
where carried the • ntire list forward
HH*kly at regular intervals, while
selling by shorts to try out the mar
k* t position and realiung sales as
regularly drew prices away from the
top Cooper shares'were relatively j
narrow, a* were the shipping issues, j
hut specialties with few exception*. I
were strong and the equipment and j
munition shares also. The railroad j
list was sr »rcelv le«s |
buying being largely bAsed on the
expectation that freight rate in
creases would be effective not later
than July 1.
“There were two strikingly weak
apots In N’ow Haven and Denver k
Rio Grande pfd. Bonds were in mod
erate demand and firm
Detroit Stocks
v. i ■■■■■
rHiHsnwj* QtoTkTioa*
Uatr4 Stocks.
Open Clntt Bid Atk ;
Acme W. L. 1J 4
Am I, A- Tr x<l 31 J *l®
Do, pfu x<l I')* Al 4
Am f lib. L’til. A ll
Do, pfd **
Auto Body Cos
Bow Kl Ur id .... 54 1* 35
Bur A<fd Ma- •• l*v
Char Ir of A R’» 8 4 *4 A'*
Do. pfd. ... 6S *4 *4 *4
Chevrolet Mot , B
Cities Her xd 2*3 78.
Do, pfd. xd *4 **
Coah 1M & V. 2 4 24 IS SS
Columbia Sug ‘*4 1
Cent Motor .. 7N 7 4 > V!
I> A C N’av fl
net Rdiaon u<*4 i: ft 4 >W
net ii * rttl 24 24
Ford Mo of C 23S
Do. ptd *
Iron Silver M ITS
S 8 Kresge *4 I*l4
Do. pfd l ft 1° I
Mex Crude R »
Mich Stpg xd 14 4 IS4
Mich Sug Cos *. 9,
Tac. Gas A- El 53 *?
Do. pfd 8* 92
Packard pfd
Do. pfd. xd 9%
Taige Detroit 304
P. [) A Cos HO 111‘4
Prudden Whl. *1
Ren Motor ..214 58 4 2*4 2*4
Rcotten Dillon J*
Towar’s Cry 57
White Star L SI
Wolv. rt fern 7S
Banka and Trwat CaMpaalea
Amer. State 18> I*B 189
Ontral Sav_ 2*o 300
Detroit Sav s** 270 . •••
Dime Savings .... 313 308 318
Federal State 131 130 135
P A O D N. .... 194 19*
Highland I*S . . 33« 310
Merchant* N 11l IT9 111
Nat Bk of C 212 210 215
Peninsular S 305 ... 405
Peoples State 275 278 ....
Cnlted Sav R 210 230 ....
Wayne Cos H 885 4«1
Detroit Trust .... 185 .... 40n
Security Trst .... 255 .... 254
t’nlon Trust ’9O .... I>4
Qrr.-Am. L... 175 238 ....
The following firms are privileged
to execute orders on the exchange
W. E. Moss A Cos. Carlyle A Povah.
Geo M \Ve»t ft Cos.. K. E Maccrone
A Ca, H. W Noble A Cos. I». 1* S«y
m<>ur A Cos.. W B McLaughlin. Mer
rill. Lynch A Cos.. W. A Hanilln A .
Wm A. Neei A Cos., Sinclair A Coul*
Wendell, Mulkey A <’o., Wm. H R'>se
A Cos.. F. K. Pelton A Cos , .toel Stock
ard A- Cos. Bennett. Smith A Cos.. W
F. Reilly A c O .. Matthew Finn. A W.
Walla' e A Cos.. O. Gorton. R*!-
den. Woodruff A Cos.. Resner, Cramer
A Muehl D<*dd. M*r»in A Cos O Harm,
Ferrlss A Cos . Webb, IVe A r o.
Motor Stocks
Quotation* by Wm. A Near 4- Cos . |
May 24 PM A»k •
Ajax Rubber ftl
Auto Whff) 2014
Briscoe Motor II
r»o. prefer .-*.l ' ... it
♦ 'handler Motor SI t\
Curt Aeroplane 24 27
M"tor 14%
F*< tl Motor 40 41
►i- rtre A Rubbar... (( 71
l*o. preferred 101 101
Fisher Body |0 St
Flr« atone, new. com .... 11l 111
Do. preferred 104 147%
B K. Goodrich R Cos.. &1 ft;
Do. preferred lot ini
Oeneral Motor* Ib4 104%
Do, preferred II
Goodyear Rubber C 0... 100 201
Do. preferred i«| 107%
Grant Motor r 'o 4 I
Hupp Motor C 0..- | IV4
International Motor It
t>o, preferred 91 joo
Kelsey Wheel Cos |o
Kelly-Rprlngfleld Tire.. ft| 64V4
Do. preferred |7 94
I*ee Tire 4 Rubber ... ]| llu
Do. preferred 105 1««%
Miller Rubber 11l 200
Mitchell Motor* 41 ft!
Motor Product* 40 41
N*ah Motor* 71 t&
Pierce Arrow ......... 27% 31 u
Peerleae Motor IS in
Stewart-Warner Speed. 7S 71 u
Preat-0-l.lt* IJI% |l|u
Republic Truck 70 72
Saxon Motor Car C 0... IS 11 14
Swtnehart Rubber ... . 14 17
tffnal Truck 14
(Itromber* Motor II It
Springfield Body C 0.... ... &r
Stut* Motor 41% 45%
Pnlted Mtataa Rubber. 87 \ *7 14
Pnlted Motor# ....... SO 10%
White Motor* 4ft 4ft'*
YVlllya-Overland I* ?* %
Do. preferred 11*4 Aft
I HirtllO HI TTK.iI SfSRKF.T
CHICAGO, May 24 - Butter p*.
traa. 11*4*. firsts. 29c. dairy extra*.
»7«4«.t|%r; Areta. SStfltc. P.ixi
Frltne ordinary. firsts, li©
Ilf Cbee*. f* Tain*, 24 ’4 47 25c
young Americas. ( 2«%tl?S< Lire
poultty:- Fowl*. 21*v\ duck* 14 77
17c; geeae, 124214 c; springs 21425? c.
turkey*. ?ftc Potatoes: Receipts. $
car* old, I new; fancy a»«r*rn*
12 114*2 est: Wisconsin and Minneso
ta, )lf M 4 new''potatoes. I’.Sit?
>4*
frlstlst- tfte plain newt kind—«btt«
la S|M—Time* Jab Dept.—Mata 4X*a
I
/- \
New York Stocks
X- '
Quotations In llornhlo* er A V* ***»
May 94 • »pen High Lea Cl-se
Alaska Gold . * * o'* N
Alaska Jun 6
Allla Chaim. 27% 27% 24%
Do. pfd . . 84 44 64 *4
Am c*n .... 47% 49% 47% 4*'*
Am C A V 71 71% .<•% 3%
Am St- Fd <4S «*% •• ** *
Am H AI. H 14% 12
Do. pfd *l% **% *l% **%
Am. Ice Se* l« % 24% 2*% 2*> %
Am I.lns**d 21% 21% 21%
r*o. pfd 67% 58% 5.% *v»
AW Loenm *' l % 71% hi, -IS
Am 8 A V 104% 1<16% 104 % JO - «
IMI, pfd 112 112% 113'* 112'*
Am Zmr 22 12
Am Suga- Rf 11 '-'-•% i ,L
Am Beer Sug 91% 92 91 % 9.
Am TAT 122 122 1?1 N 12] %
Am T-baecx i*s% 194% 174S l**%
Am Wool*n 51% 51 * 51%
Do pfd .9’% 97% 97% • %
Ana-onds *2 *l% *2% * - ‘
At'-hta.-n tot % 101% toi% O’. %
At Os M tndlot% 106% 102% IhA’*
Baldwin I>OCO 84% 41% ***%
llefh ?»eel 12* 141 I** 241
Class B I*l% 124% I*l -14%
Rro..k R T *9% 59% 61’«
Rutte A Sup 44 46 45 , 4*
Calif Pet 21 21 21 2}
Do. Pfd 81% 61 % 51% 8• %
Canad Pa-- 14Q% 142% It*-, ’‘rx*
Cent Lth 91% »S »0% ,
Cerrr. de Pa* 2* S 3. 34% ]
Chet A Ohio 5»% *9 »•% *4
Coiumbta Gas 4 1 42 4 1 <1
Cal A Ant 83 *2 *2 ». x»
Chi -it West lt% 11% 11% IT%
Iv, > pfd 12% *2% 22% 22%
Chi A Sweat 112% 112% 117 Tl-
C M ASt P 7 4 74 % 7 J '•* -4%
Chile Cop U% 27% 22% *2%
Chino Copper 6* % 58 •'• % ~
Colo Fue’ 51% *4 53 * 54
Cont Can o 44% sx 44% v,
Cuban - 'an* c 41% 4*% 4 ;> * 4^
Con* Ga* 1 ’’* ** I"*S '07% %
Corn Prd Rf 74 % 7* % ** x •„
Do. pfd lor io2 10 5 . '2:
Crucible S Cos 71 76% '’ « 4
Cuban Am S 185 185 l*n •
Den A Rio -Id 7% *%
r*o. pfd 17% 17% 1* . !■* •
r«e| A Hud*onllß% 115% 114 114
P'stl Seeur 12* I’% ’ 1 „ * I
fn-me M'n*« 17 • '«
Fed -s A RCo 14 14 4
Erie, rom 74% 75% *. % •* J
T»o, Ist pfd ** % s *% * % ‘ 79 I
r»o. ?n-l pfd 7«% .’*% 75V M
General FVec 16-1 I*o ’-3-%
Gen Moto'* ID’ IQ«% ’• 1 x 4 -♦
R F Goodrich 81% 52% :i % ; w
It North, pfd. I ft 7 % 1 *% 1 ,; V
Gt \-'rth «»re I*% *B% '* m
Greene Can *4 % 45 ** •
C.asi W AW V
Illinois Cen !h'% IQI% |
Ir.sptra Cop *l% *-'% ' » ’'* •
Infer Met ls% 10>- 1»)% -»
Do pfd 57% 56% 5*% ■«
Tnr Mer Ms- 74% '*'• j 4% 1
T»a pfd 81 % <1 % 6h % * • i
In’ N-r-kel 4i «;»* 4: 41 % j
Int list Corp *6
ln» Pape-- 28 ’• V ' l4 ' *
Do pfd *«% 9*V 9*V 94 V ;
Kan Cit' « ’' V 21% -'TV »
Kene Cop ** *. •*% 4 *% 44%
1 wick Cos '*% a '% 45 %
Tire Rub 1 6 I*% ' \ \
A Nash I7* l - * % '7 * % ’ » %
Maxwell Mr r 4« 4» *6% ♦*% ;
Do. Ist pM *4 ” 1
D-> ?nd p'd *1 t *t % % * % |
Me: Pet .. 94% *»• % e** t ‘ -
Miarr i 4'op 4"-% 4'’ *, »i>‘, * ’• -
Midvale St 67 % 4 *2 % ‘ %
M SP A S M IQ7 % 1«7 ». 14»7 % 1 * V
Mis Panee 7* T ANARUS, •’«% ?*'»
MK*• T Cos 4% «% 4% *% ]
Mont P>w Cos ?<> A* 44 64 j
Nat Bia. com til 11'
NEnA S* 7f% 47% *• % *" '?
N»' I<ead • ’• ’* '-4% 54’, j
N*v Con* ?'■ 25% 75 ’ »
N T N H A 11 C 7* 72% »
Xorf A We«t 123% '- 2t ’. 23 V ' ' *
North Pac . 'h?*, IQJ% l ft 2% I"' %
N V Air Br 14«* 149% 144 -O %
N V Cent . 4'- V 6- % ■»«', 9Q% j
N T O A w. 71 % V % 7V* 21 %
Per* Mar*! 7“ "* 14 1 4
rar- Mall 24’* 7* % 74’, "5 %
Pansy 1 .. . 87% 52% 53% r ';-,
l *np Ga* 73 '1 "! *2%
Pitts (’o»! . 4* 49 % «*% 44%
Do pfd 1M 114% r:4 r«%
Fhtla Cn 31% 32% 13 H
Ir»»» St c*f 75% 74% 73% '4%
Ray Con* 3hi, 76% .’9% V*
Rj S* Spg . 53 33 % SIR 51%
Leading 92* *3% *l% “7%
Pep I A St 4x % 4!% s«% 91 %
Se* Air L Rv
prefnrrnrj 27 27 2*
Superior St*e| 44 4* % 4* 4*
Sinclair Coal "4 "4% 74 *4%
Saxon Motor 7*
Shat Aria 27 27 27 27
Sloes -Shes .55 5“% 35 B*'*
South Par. 41% 44 43% 44
So-ith Ry 26 24 % 28% 7*% !
Do. pfd 54% 54% 74% '4%
Stud* Corp 81% «c % 49’, 4; ,
Tranaue 44 4.5 % 44 4.'%
Texas <’o 214 % 214% 2M 71J
Dm Pao 15 17% 15 15%
Third Ave 7Q% 2Q% (18% 19%
1 S Minin* 74% 89% 54% "4
Do. pfd SI % 51 % 51 % 31 % 1
T'nlon Par 134% 13*'* 174% |.n,
Toba<~ Prd "4% 3« % r 3'i .'4',
Alloy 4.5 45 % 4 5 45 %
Itd Clg Strs r, 9 x, 94% -.->l, ,
l td F'ult 13* % 13* 13* * 11*
r S R-ih 5* % ** % 5- % 67 %
F K Steel . 12*% 131* 124% 131% '
Do, p'd il«% ::«% 11114 11«%
F S Bteei 5* 104% 1-54*, 1Q4% 104% i
r S Ind AI 13Q % 1.12** 129% 131% !
T'tab Cop 114% U-% 114% 115%
Vir Ca*- cbm 45% 44% 4344% ;
White Motor 44 4 . 44% 44 *, 44 % j
Wabash 12% 17% 12 % 12%
Do. pfd A 4'% 47% 4'% 4" S :
Do. p»d R 76 . 26 24 % "4%
We»t ho.i*, F.3 ' . '7 % 7 ? 53 % ’
West Mary 1 • «% ’*
V **t Pnlor 93 93% ’’j-., 93%
3A .Ilya Oi» r J 8 % ?*% 7* % 7*
U ilsr-n rv * 71 % 7. ' ■ ' 1 % 71%
Standard Oil Stocks
Quotations bx HoriMo*4r A M e*ka.
Mm t <'lo*e Bid V■ W
4nglo-Amer Oil n«a *
Atlnnti- Refln.r.g Cos.. MO 91"
H->rne-ncrj m*»r '"o. .. *2O 4<>o
Hurkaye Pipe T,in» Cos I*s p»
I’hesehroug' M'a Ce. SIS 4< ft
Colonial Oil Cos
■ ont tiertai ( .• < ' ; ;
Cr»»< ent I’tpe Line t> .4 « <
Cumberland Pipe ’.in* s*"
Kureka Dp* Line jcr Jlft
Oa)*na-Stgr al Oil <"o ’ft! 1A a
Do. preterted . IS* 142
'lllinois Pip* Lm* 21st 217
Indiana Pipe Line t"o 7; 100
National Transit Cos Ift
New York Transit Cos IS" 195
.Northern Pipe Line 10 ios loa
Dhto oil Cos. . . Sftl SIJ
Pierce oil Corporation 1" %
Prairie Oil A On« Cr, \'t\ ft 4"
Prairie ipe Lin* see ?r T
Solar Refining *’o ISO S4 n
Southern Pipe Line fV. 14ft 2 ,( 0
Bouth Penn Oil Cos 731
South West p» pi pe f. ;j"
Standard Oil, Calif rr a J" 2'*
Do. Itv'yi *lO
7 10. ft'fflMt 4 7>
Do Kentucky 2SR S4O
f to , Nebraska Rod 52ft
Do N'x .Tersey ft|K
Do New York I*o se2
Do. 49ft «4R
v w*n A Finch Cos
f’nion Tank Idne Cos.. 9| »4
Vacuum Dll Cos . Jin
Washington Dtl Cos 2ft Ift
standard Oil old Stock 220n ...
Do, euba Ifton
Inti Petroleum 12% 14
Mid Wrat Ref* ISI% ’99%
Penn M**tean ... 47 "I
Imperial oil SSO 2*o
n hr corrr.n stocks
Quotations by ffornb|nxr*r A Week*.
May 24 Bid Ask
Butte A tendon 12 3ft
Calaxera* ... * '4 4
chief .2% : V
Cona Arison# 2 1 -1* 2 1-1*
c«.pper Minin* . . 8%
I'aty lah R%
rirst National . . ?S \ 2%
Goldfield Con* 4"
?umho F.xtraction ... 9* 4*
La Rose 4?. let
M**m* «« <|
M Lode 2* II
Vetada Pougl*« I’4
r»Mo Copfier 1 t i. t
P»x cdh a an 3 1
Stewart ... ...... 2*
PtlCr-es* ’I JC
Yukon "4 2%
New ~ 11 % :* %
Grain and Provisions
l J
CHICAGO. Mxi 24 Trading in
e-heat continued dull today with the
comparatively few sales recorded
somewhat lower tnan yesterday's
il s, TV • w. re nc sale- an 1 »iT'
during first quarter hour That fu
•.tire *hen opened a» 12 ?4. three
cent.*- under lesterday’s close and
l iter dropped to %2 23 September
opened I" fioan a' 12 and later
lost 4c
Corn slumped wth wheat luly
was down 118 at. the opening to
>’ t 2 continuing at that finf*
September was off 38. subsequently
losing another 2 to tl 45 12
The oats market also was lower
.T';4 opened unchanged at <5. la*er
going to A3 5 8 September opened
down 1 8. la»er going lo c 4 3 4 a loss
of 3 8
Pork and Hbe were lower, ahtle
ard w a*> higher on a dull and low
♦•■ r hog market
tC TP. IT. M*' 34 -Clc»e M»r
--»»*« «•!* a!) weak at the s*art and
w h»st in Detroit was Jr iewer There j
v a« no ape.-ulat've buying and noth- |
lr.g to s’jsta'n the j- srk«t
T,o< a! mill* ar«* flmahtng up old |
. ntrsets and not n ak'ng new me* ,
Thev ha' e tu’t bu\tng w heat ard
»r* wa tlng for something to come |
along and clear matters up An ;
►h< rt t.me * expected In ccn. *• ■
p’an'Tig is fln >he.l and farmers are ,
•» advantage f * "
rrit.*« to market their surplus but j
cats are not expected to g lower
The wheat market v ae now worked
nt> e position of 1 fe!e«an<*«* and
Pi Vi-d' f-ares ?r, trad* under present
,’ti'l” on* ‘ a«h wheat * flat with
ne'the- r Ihng ri>r *xp rt lemand |
T « Mi'l t, n la expected to contnue j
until someth.Mg ■« known a* to food I
control
Tre !' at trouble • -ecei'ing less
aifent; n yt*r\ g’am arg.'e§ are
«»tt!tig thru the Moiaade and s’oeks
.r s h» I'nited Kngdom 'ncr»a«ng
Th <■ t . •re; g n w eat -nark»t» have
beea «■«* f■» era' d*»s a r*
;rereased supplies and l,'w*r tm»rl- :
can fires
Whea* w .xs »s«' all seas on ard l
weakened a! the c;i «e n a reji'rt
■ a Rr » x vrt r> s’ «»» ~'ash
«.», ’>/ 4 il an) e*; ■ t»m be i «
in"*" W ’n»«da' « cl «».
Corn and i c !•■»' ' P.ye ad
van -ed and bears .Je ' r*d 1* '
Thursday's wheat <j«i-'tat or*
"ash V 7 red. i" asked *vl 1 > o, »red j
f * t 11 3fl and !•*
red ».■ $7 7' -'eptembe* ren * and a'
*7 , r ' declined to 17*3 Vo 1 j
xx * * <1 1.1 ask ed
ThursH*-, < coar«e grain quots
• r.'« r u ash No ' f *7 N
*. ell w 4 * t No ♦ • ellow II *2 4
x*s '-ai'da-d 74c No ' w v t*
77 4 V 'white *2 4 R’• * I 'a sh
N • 1 * 7 ' Rea ns Imrred s**
e , : ed Tune shmmen* P7l
•seed* » r - -*- e re’ l c’over 111 ’ *
• r J; 1 4 '• a * k» 11 \ « ‘ ‘mo
th I' 15
P»r»i;,i, ri the '‘■•tPX> ? r a-ket r
Th'l'-s ta • we-e 1 • - hp', • “oil- J
(*i*« * w*-ea» 7 '•* -oep and * *
•a‘s *»e . t».ner t * ' ere w' nt> ’"■
• «t- !<S a-» 1«* •*>•*..'• htj x'ie*t »
*« ( u f c< rr and " o A '' s i *
*•- S»v W**»S* receipts were '*7o- \
•xoa r*i id est Bs3.ftfl A hu a v»«' k
He e•t- * * rs -* '■ ea * T v ir«dav Du- ,
*h 7'" cars rta ns' 4 7 a v»ar sr
M'nnenpo' « ■'! cars aga n«* l n * n
a rear nr. •''hP'ago 5i ca-« aga n»‘
»f<l c.AA >».,
"tr. *u f w v eat and - oijr T"' . r «-
ta •. 414 hflo hu
< tin 4c.0 r.n \i \
■ Hl* \*»« Ma> :♦ - 'tpen g
I Wh'-at I ji> n t jUo'ed rept d*'»n
!*• «‘orn .fitly. ’d< * n '4c i4»pt.. ;
1 wn \ ,*ats fitly. inchanged .
be; t and ivn 4 P'o\ . n- v er
Noon 7Vheat .'u‘> l >wn T ,'p*n
e,| 13 7 1 September do w r 1 ■ rn
in hanged Beptem *. ‘ •n tc '
<>ata Juij down IN September
,|i,tn '» Provisions I.ower
Clos. Wneat .1 u -d wn 2' - rep.
temt*e, down *4 C >rh fuij and wn
~r spp’.>n; er down 54c < a‘« Julv
Vw n 7 T %c. •September and wu 14*
Pr*.vi* ns h'aher
<4 t *st ops by P»m», XV»h> *- a *"o j
\!a\ ;< ■ >p»n lfi<r:. f.ow x'loae
Wheat
’ 4 • 7 2 2 ;
4.)! 2 J 7 ’
V* nrn . .. . . .
T.jf' 1 *.5.4 ■ ■ 14 -5 4
Sept ,'l 47 4 1 47 4 1 «1 1 42
r, *ta -
III' <5 «7 83 <74 *
S-Pt .75 4 * 53 4 *5“ S 534
\fa' 77 83 '5 7' 8’ 3* 35
| U |l II 15 * * a*, SI At I
T.ard ;
luD 7? 7.5 7 7 >7 72 7 A 77 77
-er* 77 45 77 5* 2' '7 77 ,
Ribs
f u lj jh 1.7 ?(1 4 • ‘3 7 *
qept 7<l «* 7* 8A -A e. ' -a v:
a.Wold. h-R.d x-«pl;t
- - ♦
T4»I,FT»I» 4.841>
T' , I.’ fM ‘ Maj 7< lo«e •x-|-e«*
ft 4 7 tl'. 17 7 ■September 1
17 ''orn Ca eb f 72. r ilv *i 8 A !
•epl.r* S«> r I ’ -s'. *x *“ * 4' |
T-i'e yep'emhee 3*c Tt *. e f'aeh
|- :« , • as- I" AA , „
. e I' « * T iecembe* »• 18A 41-
• Ve Pr --*• t ' ffl T me - ash. '
t-t p .-er »’•• ck ••Keen *’<- ]
i h erearreey 1A Tggs Fresh
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TANARUS.» 7« < 1 ; >* - 4* **o ,f
DETROIT TIMES
MOTOR STOCKS
: ARE LISTLESS
Only Slightly Active On De
troit Kvchange Following
W ednendav'n Session
% w
BY O'HARA. FERRHS A CO
W>dnMd*y‘» activity on the l>«*
|troit s tvK exchange wa* large!' tn
Reo. ahlch opened at 21 14, aold up
to 29 .1 4, and flo*sl at 2?. an ad
vance of n»ar!v a point i harcoal,
* itb sea ski**, was atrong at 8 1-2.
»• was also Detroit F<y*on. at
110 1 « Continental npfnefl at 7 12,
I but shaded off a trifle
Thursday morning Charroal com
l men opened strong at s1 7 Motor
issues were rather listless
In the \ew York market the «en
-a’lon of the day was I'nited States
Steel. whl<\h reached 126 3-4, the
high lerel of 1916. cloalna a» 107 3 4
The war revenue bill has passed
the house of representatives In prac
11 rally its original form, hu* It is
confidently expected that when it
reaches the sena’e material changes
and alterations ail! he made, so
ihaf some ot the present drastic j
features will be eliminated
r
Livestock
'
Hll Hit. 4% ( KMR 4 I *TiMK%4RI»*
Ma « itt * *u
s*#ad> best l.n' i steers gll ibtf'. 1
best han.l> vr. .ght tehe" steers
110.uifirll 2i mixed *t-* • and hetf-|
»:» 439 *,<y handy ght hut h \
•rs *4 '.-A* 75 light butchers |- ft
*o best -ows |*'bfflb butch •
c<>*» I' 74ft r 's common •< ws. I
9" 5 anners, I* SO * best he*-. > !
bulla, to pi gna httlla I*
. II at k i 91 fee
I' > «• , ii kara i
n>.lk er s nr 1 springers I,i 0 U 0»» Ve a ’
calves ,M*rk»t strong b « a t !
*r*de« )1 « I mrr, t». I t* Sheet
tnl iambs Market strong IS - high
e; *-'es» 'ambs 114 916 21 f a:r lambs
I: *r* I K ht 'o >mmon ambs. I', .ft
I 7 fa'r to £ I «beep 119 50Q ' 1
culls s rvd common I‘tf * Megs Mar
ke * pr spec's oti 11. w#r pi**
II ’sC>ft 1t < ' r*. x ed, I’S7'l9 t 4. t a
I14«T mo tl.o LIVE «TO< K.
E VST RtTCala* N 7 Ma> ?♦
at’ » Re. e’ptp : =>• rri’k*' ■rl y j
p'in* st e*r s 11.513.55 -o* ■
»1 ; 1- :i
1 1 »< R» e pt« soft mark** *h » .
> • r • i | i
Sheep and ambs Ren pts. 1 4 'K>
market. tmbi *ln» *,ie-p. steads
e irobi $14.50 W 14.70 cull
fair 11 <* v 1 5 eheep I'al 4V 0
H g • Re * pts •* market a*-
tve steady ’ 'rk »' s $159 14 ‘ p tr«
J ■ * ft ■ 4 -5 01 It'd 114 75 9 14I'
h»a . ' S «4'>‘n 1 * r ?'jghs. 114 914*
va|< 112 SO cr : 27.
4 Hl* 44.41 114 §■’ 4T4»4 K
i( 4 1 . Ma' 2» Hogs Rere.pts
!’< 00,• rra r ket dull. ;>< jf; 5.- lower 1
m‘»e.-) end hutche-s 115 55 df 14 S'
g and -eat' II 424 rnurh
F*■ 111 >• i 4light |i 4sd -d
’s' tl p a - |• a 41. 1f |4 50 a 11!e Re
re pts 4.500 ma'ket stead' liteve. 'I
j . etfers, 54
tj ’ l 5A «t or ke- S' and feeder* S* 40 ft
Ia J 5 *. v ee; flsreipti ** A A4) m% r k
str r g -«• re r 2 ; 1 1 a western
* 24a 'ft ' « *.4 ambs 11 .1 4j 1 * westero
I’t *.' n7* JS
rt rwi 4vn i ivr *tock
' LEVETsA.Vr* Ma 2* H as r.e
el pi s 2 500 .1 a ,-j ; 1. w»r >• -k »rs. j
114 20; mixed | 425 (t 1 4 meii■ ;ms. I
II •, 40 '1 ft. I ‘ 4 e it]kha 11 450 I
stn a«. sl* a*' e Receipts I 'nrs
r,.»4' afieep and a-• t - Re e ;i*a
y•■ sr s st»ad' tr.p *T *. ''a -• Re
»lp;« Sea stead' fop 1*4.30
mi Klkt Mill STOCK
T'tT.ri«t. May 2‘ • R» »r'a
I.ObO rnarke*. JOr l..w*e h»a •s, |
11 <f '•' '-j 14 40 m»d'i ms. I**4 ft 4 I
writers "114 ff ;4 40 am* n a- ti‘s'* ,
ts *« calves .Strong wm.ep an}
amb« a t' na
1 I nil IMM a rH I 4 1 a
•j na t r Horn hi ■•» er A Week s
Ma v 74, R'd 4sk
\tt. *• f I*'1 *' i r-»1 /• f*f il' *: + « .10 1 4
f -,e» f err er’ 44 4 «
*r- »r 1. fifhf A- Tract on 315 ’' *
\ t« . \ j A
'•'•"a F’snlt'S" »s t’s
c.f(ea Servoe com 4 :t*
p.sfs.red 341 % 4' t
( he ▼ *•> 1 • t 44 11
> oaden * *il ♦ <»a * 17's .' '*
o’. S
-amp .-'hipbutld na 3.*.
Dundee Ar'iona *«
Fed»ral 4 '« 4 ' 4
cjrantMotn's 4
ff’iPT Motor "I »
K'esse com . .
Ma vt: Munition* . I T s
Creaae Homin'; a* ’»
Fa *< *ia ■ A Fleet- 44
Pio ..-e # e--ed 4*'
Rep. Ra I*l' A T.iabf ?*'e , * r
r-c pre'e-eed **
t-tv c-ai Fd-son *« F
r>c preferred *»* ’
'(»» a»t TfS’se' 77 .7*
“epulpa Re* ’b
«'ibmrT» Roa► 71 ’• ’* 's
T r arg e F ;W ? '4
r « Tuabt A H»at 1 '* '4
pee fee -ed 2 *
T'n ted Mot A-s 7b * 7* S'
i » k P« * n
T,«k» Torr*do 17.I 7 . ■»'.
Ve-e<t' CSII ?• S <■ *.
MMsresf Dc '« t*
M w»** Ref
«'»r nr r M’ * *
1
Sugar Market
j
*ui«r< off • • »!i .i»M " |-r **
fr% *ta domin' •• 7 lit Si? f i n
‘a d”-*-*- b t east i e ta b
• 11141 '■ af |l O.ft* bat
lldje XXX.X pondered |CS .-and
ard f’Owd ered 1* 7e granulated, ex
tra coarse |3 4 g-anwlated An*, n
► l U l'*2 ? at*’. M’e< -e
1 4 4 1 don n< ('in iflb and
5 lb cart n* in <-*)»*» |US rye’s!
domino a r » r '- HI rajiea. $j7S d.a
mood A I*l’ ’■ r> n feet toner s' a t' J''
I. M SI. 4 Hit. N • t
No 7, SS.II » |'< t| *. •. c.
No ;n 91.1 t*; . 1 1-
»« IS NV IS »* *9 No 14 *" »
i !S. 21 40 r.on nk n( m'x*ure | - 0 2ft.
boat granulated |l pet M
ihotjaehold p wdered 1* , 4 'it«
22 40 household p «d*red 2 a 4* to
I case. |ft 10 per rase
rmmiCK XtAHKKT
VftW •! K vr*» .« T
Dull irregjlar I’ irk Dull mesa.
241 80 T iard • i ult rn dd!» 'east
•pot B, l«ar Pn»’,
qtj’ef rentrif.i*a *4 '♦»* II
‘ mn* , 'Ot»'lo W *a*. I 20 tl ft 27 rr
f r#4 gtilet <"n* lost rfuhnl,
|n 7ft powdered. |7 4.4f *7n gran 1
, .ated 2: 149 X(9 t offee It 1 r S
on ap'd 10%r Taltr.w Stron* epe
’ rial Ift A*" ' t v 1 ftc oountry nomi
nal Ma> ju • * - 2 <i
iNo S tIV |i*e«aed poultry
UUiet ttirkeia lldlfte ebie>»ri«
rrfttu *' win I'lßJlr du»’ W * 1» a
2Sf T.tve poult- • Dull *e#a« 4f7
’ fte dirks fowl* J’tlli
I'.rrm ' ftr rooaiera 17c -t.ii-ir.fi
t>foi|»re I ftlJ tftr -'Keene CnnetMel
ar.d I wer s’at# rtrlk • >mmori to
| aper a * "e ■» m» common "•
(specials. ’• ft
KM. IS 24f I’tY (4
. Kf.GIN TP Vn I • B ,»t#e «« e«
I 11' an adv««'e '• • r
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
p Bn THOMSTOS W fir HOK6B.
Farmer Brown's Bo> Sees Interesting Thin^N.
»i>pvr**M. T*l4. hy T W fturgta* I
yfi*i on hip stomach on top of a
high rook f at hark in ihe Old l*ws
i u rr lav Farmer Brown's Rov chuck
ims i! himself. but ail fhr Mine tak
injt the greate«r rarf not t-o chuckle
! ti,Mid Mr was chuckling to think
| >h« h»* had horn clever enc*ngh *o
I *opi Reddy Pox Right down b*lo»
I him * .»■• Roddy a homo, and with hi*
ha« k to him 'here ear Redd* himself
•
.pt>n Farmer Rrown’s R«*y For a
!nnu firno ho -a' fhoro without uiov
ink Then i* was clear 'hat ho had
mado up h'* mind that Pannor
Brown‘a Hoi had roall> gone. for hr
tumod to hla dooraav and barked
• of’.i Almos’ a' onco Mr*. Roddy
rari» out ind -at down beside him
Thoy aro 'alking It over rhuck |
led •’'armor Brown's Hoy “Thoy arc
trying to dockJo if all is safe"
Proaontly Roddy tnotf*d out of
sight Mr was going hunting Mrs i
Reddy lookod rhia wav and that way !
| and sniffed tho air to make sure that j
all was safr and then barkod softly j
Out Mirobiod ’ho four Mtilo foxes j
and began to play )u«t as ltttlo hu
man children do when thoy bavr
boon shut in tho houso Farmer
Brown a Bov wa« auro tha» ho never
I boforo had seen such cute »,nd funhy |
; \oungsier- anvwbere After 'hoy i
had romped and tumbled over »arh I
other for .1 while ’hoir mother rail J
rd them to her Parmer Brown's i
Bov shed he could hear what «be 1
: aa* saying to them H" was sur*
■ -he was tolling thom »otn*’hing bo
* 1-0 of 'he funny way thov put j
! h• i heads to one sido and tried to j
iook v»t> wise Then Mrs Reddy j
i <a.ch»’d heir noa»*« with her nose
l which 1 suppose was her wav of
I kissing them and trotted • >ff
she - going hunting too'' 'hough* j
! Parmer Biowi - itov. "I* uiuaf be \
! ltd work to got enough food *o 111 j
*he stomachs of such hungry, lively I
r — j
Produce
V - MOW
’ ' f> m»H»* » h 11 w » •. *r \ little
soge • '» *« 'i i. 'iiioin g t- u'
I n •• - t alter f -.-ndit urns the poui
|:r 1» i « gr.-wing v»4«»r Express
[re e«pr* ,-e r> >t in■iu»M> he«\> hut |
“i • *t|r» he,' hen* are
I irir'ril f the '#n *h ► nf |
Week* n the JTih sh» deruir. and •
: ra-.ll> »■; f ■'< tb* «urri' «n ! •
•»’ let -* pr »tii"«h h earn* >n
r. •' e week has been prw til**)!? un
, ’her , a r ' » »
1 a *• tt-e r M. ' en» l*rv*r,i «nd
are -leaning ip n»r st s slight ad
| »t- r Hufer and '»i< are Arm b’t»
n * •<* t; V e !(«•. pr t, e« *r * a 11 11' e
Ir. *-* and the genera! list » s'eady
Sgplea Pitil' V RsMw-’r* |S steel'*
U • i< n hbl
Rvttara l» o*l Shipp "o atOfg
I It. «> % e ! b
Henna I*ri*d t. a« I*c lb
llreaard < nl»e« S *
• rr *r in • •
llreaaeil lima fancy ' ght. 119
I ' b**f. 1 1, ft ’Tc lh
Keen* I f*f lahy« Had: She* HO
IV dt* parsley. ejeum
v *- |M . an eta.
♦br p»r l *. aj' fl »rr 11.1 f. If *
rah’-age Texan. *9 '• C'C per lb Plorl 1a
celery, t n 3 ’>■, ras* ' rt-ntoe* s’. I'
tt $' per K basket rate spinach i‘9
1 < pn r ag'« «ee ea |IJ 'V 9
J per '■».* at. b*sn* s'js p« r
hamper tT« ssc lb
cn oiis ts tOr
• trape I'rt.lt I1 ) 'l'< per crate
lisaer Far a) tc .iff /'■. ft*
. tn» ’ted. .* 6 T • !»
Hay -Petr t ihlppers »'• paring
the wing pr.ee* for baled h«v a
I car |cit*. t b flelft.it No | MtTto
» itandard
11-lb - H rfb' • ted t;:'*. 01-
N. 2 t rr.' t y |•ft f. ■*> U 1 * Vo I mlv*4.
114 SO I » I
1 . lover, $i3 r . 'i? ! ‘ rye «traw 110 SO
ell wh’i 1 a*'T at straw.
per t'«n
lemon* I I . **/♦*'■ per ho*
lime* 11 tivsjl 25 per 10«
>st»— \*> 'bt|t. 20 0 21- . a;mr,nds
; 15 920 fl ->»r * stfl»c Hrsr s
llfflOc. peegr. s ISO lie th rit
rr.eata, s-lb art na. airrondt 50c;
»ain ,»* p» an* 50r lb pesruH*
| r- a«t*d fane* ’|r; t U mbo. lie tb
Orsnir* N*a v• s pfll U r.» r r
Onion* >.*« Bermuda* 12 409
2.50 per case.
Pineapple* II 9'IS p*r C«S»
P.itnme* V» ■* I • r os* I '•# per
,1. $ •* ■> p» r ‘ “ lb sa k r>*
Tevn* T i -.jib* sa b »*'!,•• »*
\t :rh . gnn .i' rar r•* 1 1 '•* 9 1 ‘ i
I’nul* r* ben. **9 ?4 c me-
J .. n i 5 ' If. I f-, g* 9g m ] Q Jrtr
rr, ester* l':e’*c. d'icka 2ltf *■
|e-a* .s‘s 11 7 1b
«lf«s berries ?4- q* c**»* |t" : 9.
joriii \r. PUMPS
I nnned (.nods 4p pi > 15 70 per
fa!. I.lma r.e*r.a, 11.400126 corn.
j » «•*•'»' | S8
t p»a a. fancy
I* - . t «* ' - ■ S 12 40
rr.ar r< wf* »**s I - 4f »arly J’in*.
|I SO 1 tr.atc.e «fandard, II SS do*
( «flee -.art * standard 1*916c
ned .rr lit) Jor 'inr\. Z r 'Qii r Bib.
14 S* iIV 1-lb packagea I«C?J'.
11b tins 2k ft 2>c fb
Peed In O', lb .*r’-* Rrtr »4o
■•ar and a- and .. eg* 44 e n# m'd
dl’nge I»S racked corn. If* so
roarse rc-nttieai
.at* chef |S* per ton
Flour P* I*l lb* n a p*P*f
M-ld | B’»t win*er patent. |lS*o
■ e .n dV |!» V *'-a r ( • I! « spr.nr
wheat patent 115 kO rv» r, ir. l'2 So
pep hM
Oils T.lt.seet* nil, raw 11 51, boiled,
|1 I’ r*' ke>r,se-ie ir-.n barraia.
I|c ((• '*
Provisions M»«* porV, 4«‘
| pork 14 494 ’> ;*ar t k* 142944
J ham« 2*92: ‘.r-sk-** 24 i*. «3* S
I picric ham« lit-, a. m U'ltlli''
lard in "Ifre. 4>4 ke«tl« render
led 26 *4 i h
llldea N- 1 c .red bl«l*s. 21e No
j green hides lie N '• ! cured b'llla.
1 ISr, No 1 green bti!la 12c No 1
| cured ve»|» klr 2* r N- 1 gre.n veal
k p ?#c Nf. 1 cured mnrra'n 21c.
INo 1 gre»n murrain lTVfcr No 1
j cured fair 12c, No 1 green calf. *oc,
'No t horse h'd*s. I* No 2 horse
hides *7. No 1 tall* » l*c No 2
tallow I*c lb No hides lc off
N 2 kip and -V f 1 ! 4 r ft sheep
skins (as to amount wool) 16-011 id
♦' -
srw vork hi m u *\r» riki*.
NF.SS YORK. May 24 Rutter
Firmer recetpta 7.2*1 rrmrr.»tv os
tra 41 creamery. specia' market,
419 42c. state dairy. »’ib«. tJlftOc,
I imitation creamery fr»'«, 549 44c
! Pass Firmer rece pta 24 4Ti near
bv white fancy. 5594bc neatbv
mlse.l sane v, ->«927>4 c. fresh firsts.
24 ti lie.
♦
ni TTf.lt 44D F.f.«.«
I»PTI;t«tT. May 2« Hufter Fresh
j evtra creamerv. 45 tuba offered at
•*f with I? vye nld
las* Fresh Vf'f h'gan firsts
ahlpp.ng cases *<* crate? sold at
*4'ef lon crates were rffered at
! t(,t,r. with ’He bid
Detroit Sank CltJfinga
Tmirnlt bank rleartnga for Thura
I fjav a ere $s 527 h;,? f*S To g! t 'war
'ng* for 4J* i 7 to «lnfw gra f1.h97.’77,-
i 24* t«>. a* dgainaf 177 t. 111.2*0 7* for
|*he rorroaponding pafiocl In lllf
"They a r « talking it over.” chuck
led Parmer Brewn’a Boy
little rascals I certain’' will hav* -
to watch my rhlrki ns "
For a few minutes iil'tr their
mother had dlaapi cared ( hr four lit
tie foxes were \«t> quit - ’ !' "as
clear that they felt |tis* .1 little bit
lonesome Then they began to play
again. hut Farmer Brown- Hoy no
tired that every few !kcrouds one or
another would stop to |o. k and ll
i**n suspicious I y When h— n moth
ed wax'- with thlm *he - didn't do
this
Farmer Brown's R*>y ’cached ;o r
an old stick and broke p thtat it
made a sharp, snapping sound *n
stantlj the four little ?n\o* -topped
rln> mu an<l k**pf p*-rfe-tly - ’ ll n
whafe'er position the> happened to
be One was n h! ha - k Ano'h* 1
had one paw ;,ft* il The fh.rd w -
lust ready to pr:nr on h< fourth
who was sitting on th* - and . --tep v
the sound of *hi ’ sharp snap * •
frote,** «hi< h in- tha’ 'h*\ b* -
came perfectly -'ill. a t
the\ had really f- oz-'n Or* n 1;ntx:»•.
two minutes, the, remained o. ’h*-.r
sharp liifle ears rocked to a'rh n'
more st-ange sound- Then th*- h>*
gest which wn* ' ** k' vos] remem
b«r. trotte.t straight in* - tio bums*
and one after npoth. "* ..’hers
followed him I* aas • 'rom
•heir a ; I*■ ax* n < a\t th ' ■
rlrlou.s Tha' sound of th. >n.»p
ping stick was rew nd -**rang -
Thev had keps perfect i- . tr ng
to hnd out what h and mad* r hut
without success ft ni gh* ui* an dan
c**r If |t did the >nl -* f j «• •
for *hem was out of -:gh in-'d*‘ ’ho
house Their nioth»r had taught
them this when they flr*.’ ome out
to see what '!•* wonderful outdoors
vas like Vow . t|kc dit I'i;| luldr* :
’h e \ wer* minding
Farmer Brown's F.. - v ,1-
long a he could, for’.h •» ha ’ aOl k ’<>
do „t home but no' nn<> < r -1 :n
of the four little f(.*e- and
FATHER AND SON
SENT TO PRISON
Richard and Roy Randall I n
lawfully Brought \Vsim»n
From Canada
Pleading guilty when brought he
'ore Jt,dr> Arthur J T Tbar*-
day, of having brought t«< women
from Sarnia, On' , to Port Huron in
violation of the immigration !aw«,
Richard and Roy Randall father
arvil son were sentenced to spend
two and one half vents *.O h n 'he
Fort peni'ennury
They both'live-in for' Huron
D. Brig 1 dello. of Little Ro< k,
ArW was taken to Lfttle Rot k
Thursday, for having evgded sh«
federal liquor tax He was *r<-c
ed in Windsor rec« nt v
One Look IL Wayne Tractor
in action is sufficient to show you its power and versatility as
a Tractor. The Wayne will do anything" any tractor will do
and do it easier, better and cheaper.
That’s why it sells on sight.
That’s why the next year’s output is already sold.
That’s why stockholders in the Wayne Tractor Company
are going to make hig profits.
ARE YOU?
THE TRACTOR IS NOW HERE.
Phonf or rail at our office for demonstration.
A. P. WEST COMPANY
FINANCIAL AGENTS
308 Congress I.Ulir., 34 Conjrress West I’hone Cherry 584
TELLS WHY
FORDWANTS
SMELTER
Would Greatly Reduce
( ost of Manufacture,
Says W. I). Mayo
Ho* Henry Ford hopes to revolu j
tlonixe ihe manufacture of motor'
cars h> 1 reduction of expenditures !
that will eliminate many of the pro I
cesses tn the production of Steel was
told Thursday morning, before Cir
cuit Judge George S Hostner, by W
l>. Mayo, mechanical engineer of thc
Ford Motor company
Mayo was one of 'he Witnesses
summoned in th* suit brought by
John K and Horace E Iknlg** to re
-*r;un Foril and tne. directors of his
* ompany •torn using ‘about l&S.tioo,
laiO of surplus earnings iti file (level
• inflit of the Ford properties and
•o force them to distribute 'his sum
"as dividends among the stockhold
era
"AVe have a system'' said Mr
Mayo, "whereby we can take ore
, directly from the mines and bv put
ting it thru n sing!* - process in our
factory, turn it out :n cast iron
Piece*, ready for use tn the making
ot a mot* r car The numerous oth
er stage* of pr«sluci « - n, including
»he making 01 pig won. are eliniinat
*d It wdl result >n tiie saving of
bundled- of thtxisands of dollars
j ,t i- one ol the < hies i* asons \*h\
l;* - *•* ablishment of th*- proposed
F*n;eper on th* - Riv«-y Rouge
j - not a ohiiiierit a) project I* is
h* basis of a great monev sating
j development."
F.!-el R Kurd 23 year old son of
j Menr Ford occupied the witness
I *'an and for an horn H - told of ho
le* t ion to the offb ■ vs secret ary of
1 'h* - c**m 1 uiv n itH He said he
j .t;o elected a dir* -, for m January.
! ’l*l7 Thr**e hundred shares ot
I -lock in th* company had been
given bun bv his fa’h* - r he said
Young Ford wa- ask* - 1 abou* his
e| • <- * j (*n - vice I *-« - -;dcnt to H JCCeed
I *hvtd Gray
He admi’ted ’hat Orav did not re
-ign voluntarily He said *he reason
another vi< e-president was elected
v >- that Mr Grav was not in the
city m*»:« 'ban three or fi>ur months
i n 'he ar <>n cross examlna’ton
F.-rd id f**d the several <>' ’he
• tew. kV.olders had voted h> proxv
I ,r 1 *t u ’lo ** had b» - e'i opposition
I • th> -• 1-' Ing of Mr Grav
Ford '< ,x« a*ked b' Mr Stevenson
wherh■ 'he and rectors > v**r hail pro
I - ted ara.nst ’he investment if
mrplu funds In city and fcd* - r«il
government .bonds
I"\\ 1 \ hould *he -- e be anv o'>Jce
tion‘‘'' in'* - r:>oaed Alfred J Lu< king.
< *>un«el for Ford
■'R. aui*** we want *o show ...i
the Ford companv could pa' dtvi
! dends to its s’ockhold«Ts Just as
■ well as sinking money in'o bonds ’*
! f«**nrterj Rf* verrsnn
Young Ford also testified «« to
Hie -alare- paid off. r*f 'he com
j pany
Julius Kennedy, a consulting * - ng
t neer of- Pittsburgh, who las been
emploved ns an evp**rt by th*- Fnit
“ DUNNING & STEVENS, Inc.
fcatabllah.d In H 7« PaM T’p ''apllta I 110ft.000.00. H I PAVTH. fl-rr-'afF.
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For lb* Hal- o' '-MU. Hok-. Hh»-P a nrt Calvaa. a°ad “p*#l
S.w York On'fal Htorfc Yar H r.aat Buffalo, fc. Y. Tal-*rapa aaa I o«f
>ffl-« • f»r4A Bvlbl NY _ . .
Hill «tto< k la your nama, our eara. Notify ua of dhlpm< nL wan <io mi
1 »%«t Attarb bill of |y<rtn« to aiaht dra*ta »n*>n Ararn.
FRIDAY, MAT I R. 1917.
ed States Steel corporation, the In*
ternatlonal Harvester company and
other Mg concerns, testified that he
i also advised Henry Ford. He de
clared that while he Is not on the
Ford Motor company payroll he re-
I reived sfi.npn a month from Mr.
Ford for his advice.
He testified that he had recom*
mended the building of a smeller
plant on the River Rouge He said
that all big companies had their
own sm'dtet* and that while prf< es
for steel had advanced about fi!<4 a
ton during the last year the Increase
could have been held down to $3 If
it ha 1 been possible for Mr Ford to
hav« his own steel plant, as advised
by Kennedy.
CENSORSHIP IS
UP TO HOUSE
l onferprs Agree on Spy Bill
After Dhik Dead
lock
I.
W ASMINOroX. May 2S Whef>M*r
i there will be a censor-hip provision
1 in the Gregory * pionagi lull la up
'o the house, v
Vftet s long deadlock, house and
-etiate confer***-* virtually agreed
; la-f w **ek to r»‘p«»rt out a bill con
i talnlng a compromise provision
I which covers merely naval and t»fll
' tarv news.
ff fbe house adopt* R. the «enata
may follow - ilr If 'h*‘ house turna
it down hi w. v* r the s*-nafe won’t
even »o'* on it
HIGH MKKLS MORB
DANGEROUS THAN
; l -BOATS, CHARGE
SPRIN.H-IU.I. 111.. M«> lligD
he* e<i -ho’-« worn hy women are of
greater danger to the counfrv flan
'the German übmarlnes, proponent*
"f R> ;<r• sen’m \» Kt' - * '.’ll to i.m
lt ’he heigh' of shoe h»*el- to one
and on * I’ 1 'h n he- t.dd 'he ho t**,
I Been-*' and miscellany committee
The* ... ! tha; foot 'rouble* cettw
f thi reject lona of
co ap: an»-. and tba? »hesw
' r out)les w-er* inherited from moth
er* who wore high he. led shoes
Ts • omr if* . referred th* 111
s subcommittee for further consid
eration It prevlouslv had be«-n re
i ported ou’ unfavorably, but Kirby
. r-e- tired a reconsideration
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Cert 'ficates of Depoait offer
special advantages as a meant
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they p*i\ xJ
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they pay t--.»
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GUARANTY TRUSTCO.
OF DETROIT
84 Griswold St.
DETROIT - - - MP'MTGAN

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