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PAGE 6
PROFESSIONALS
CONTROLMARKET
firmer Tendency Develops In
Later Morning
Trading
NEW YORK. July 9. The Sow
York Evening Sun financial revirv.
FfatUDIHN, Haul:
|> “The strong technical position t«>
I which the market has been reduced
k M g result of continuous hear it
tacks 'was demonstrated thl- 4 motn
log when security prices were mark
•and up a point or so on small cov
•ring operation 1 ?. The gains a
complished in today's short session
were otherwise w ithout significanc>
the market hem* almost exclusively
In the hands of a small professional
contingent.
“Stocks were hesitant and uncei
tain at the outset, but before th<
and of the flrrt he ur cOßelderaole
•trength developed in spits and "h*
entire market exhibited a firm t**n
dency. Rails were very dull, but
what little buying there was h» r«-
lifted such properties as Reading.
St. Paul. Baltimore A- Ohio and New
Jork Central a polr.t or more at
times. General Motors was agalu
weak and some two points lover
* OCiers In this group were Arm
Steels and coppers were all frac
tionally higher, while National
Enameling. Central Leather. Marine
preferred and Crucible Steel were
particularly favor* and”
Detroit Stocks
SATURDAY'S QIOTATIOM
• Mated *t«M-fca.
A Open Close Bid Aik
Am UATxd 31S S JJ
:::: "" « «
*®ow Rcl Br 3S '*
*Bur Add Ma„ .... lß ‘i*
vCbar Ir of C. 8% # *'* J
■ s Do. pfd 6»i *>*• *'*
Mo. • _J*
jOttas Service *•* J ‘*
: Do. pfd s< **
'Coah Ld A7. 26* IN -S
Columbia s*ug }} *
Com Mot Cos 1° I*
"C RPA Lpf -jj
» Do. pfd xd 7« <9
?€Jont Motor ■
Do, pfd
<D AC Nat
?©*t Creamery -iii/ ,!? S
i|>at Edison I«‘4 12«
• Do. p"d. l °N
p* t Utd Ry 113
Jt>*t A1 A- Hr G
'Bdmit A Jon *'
Do. pfd.. . • •• •
Ford M of C .. 220 235
G«n AI & Br.
Do. pfd
Own Motors J*
T Hall Lamp **
, Hous-Sptts. J
• Do. pfd •
tron Stiver M 115 1 70
0 8 Kresge 10t4 10 A*. ....
i Do, pfd.... 10 11
Max Crude R I^4
'filch StpgCo 154
Mich Btate T 1
-.filch Sugar •
efillM D. T. xd 'N
yMtnn Sugar IJO ....
Do, pfd 96 1*
Pac Ct & El 54 ••
Do, pfd
Do pfd 97
Patge Detroit 2>4
Kudden Tim . ... 22 4 214
Ran Motor . 25\ 25*« 55% 26%
Truased Con 8 114
peotten Dillon 49
Wolv Port C 74
White Star L 65
Banka and Trait < ompnnlea
Amer State 16*
Jantral Sav 230
Detroit S»» v •• » 270 ....
>lme Savings .... 312 »10
raderal State 137 }**
r A O D N 194 193
first State 190 196
flghl'd Pk St 2974 300
j Krchants Nat .... 181 .... I*4
rat B of Com .... 212 .... 215
- »enln*ular P 305 • •.. 405
■ *eople* State .... 273 276 ....
Jnlted Sav 210
Wayne C. H 390
Detroit Trust .... 895 .... 400
fccurtty Trust .... 355
Iwilon Trust 19-* .... 194
Am L A Trust 175 235
Sale*. 10 a. m. to 12 Noon.
Bower R. n—l 5 at 38. 10" at 33 2«
■at 374, 10 at 374. 1° »t 374 Char
—Bo at 9 2AA at 9 r*har Pfd.—
100 at 6%, 100 tt r.s, 25 at 8% too
at *4. Reo Car lf>o at 25V*. 100
at 35 4.
Total salea. *3O ahare*.
The following nrma are privileged
to execute ordera on the exchange:
W. K Moaa A Cos.. Carlyle A Povah,:
Oeo M Weat A Cos.. K. E. Maccrone
A Cos.. H. W Noble A Cos.. D U Sey
■nour A Cos.. W. B McLaughlin. Mer
rill. Lvnch A Cos., W. A. Hamlin A Cos,
Wm A Neer A Cos, Sinclair A Coula,
.Wendell. Mulkey A Cos. Wm. H. Roae
-A Cos, F K Pelton A Cos. Joel Stock
ard A Cos, Bennett Smith A Cos, W.
B. Reilly A Cos, Matthew Finn. A W
Wallace A Cos, !>>wla (1. Oorton. Bei
den Woodruff A Cos, Be*nor. Cramer
A Much). Dodd. Marttn A Cos O'Hara
Farrias A Cos . Webb. I/e» A Cos.
Standard Oil Stocks
■K*
Quotation* by Hornblower A 3V*ek«.
July 7—Clone Rd Ask
Angln-Aincr Oil. new. !'< S 1 > *>%
Atlantic Refining C 0... 90f> 925
'Boroe-Berymsn Cos. ... 410 440
Buckeye Pipe Line Cos. r«i» 102
Chasebrooch Mfg. Cos.. 390 410
Colonial OU C« 60 70
Continental Oil Cos. .. 49" B^s
Cra*cont Pipe Une Cos.. 3* 4•*
Cumberland Pipe Line. 165 1«0
XurekH Pipe Line ...210 215
Qalena-klgnnl oil C 0... 140 150
Oulena big Oil Cos. pM. 13* 142
-Illinois Pipe I.lne S*6 '<U
Indiana Pipe Lina C 0... 210 212
Jfat lon a I Transit C 0.... 14 IS
New Tork Transit Cos.. l»6 I<*o
Jforthern Pipe Una Cos.. 90 I<X»
«ilo Oil Cos Its i
area Oil Corp-ration i
flrla Oil A On* Cos. 495 506
4rie Pipe line .... *69 272
ar Refining Cos.. .. 220 140
tharn Pipe Line Cos. 192 197
th Penn Oil Cos. ... 215 290
th West Pa Pipe L. 109 110
Standard Oil Cos. tCal.l 26* 242
. "Do. Indiana 740 750
I»o, Kan Mas 496 600
, Do, Kentucky 145 565
Do. Nebraska 600 6?u
Do. New Jereay Mr. (90
Do, New York 27* 292
Do. Ohio 420 440
Varan A Finch Cos . ... H*o 110
rVltlon Tank Line Cos.. 92 94
Vacuum till C 0... .. 266 240
Washington Oil Cos .26 25
Standard Oil Old Him !* .'2 ' >
{tandar 1 <MI < »ld -i •
lt’l P-t i '
h I ■’
Nnn M >
Imperial Oil 170 290
mrrKft nn ron*.
6 Butter -Market nominally nn*
4iha"ged arlth creamery Prats at 35 N
0 3|i|C per lb.
E’IIBBw No s«s«i<>n of the butter arid
board oP Saturday Fresh
■DtMfan firsts on Friday were >jUot
«d at it a asked and >2Vc bid.
New York Stocks
Quotatlona by Horn blower A Week*.
July 7 Open High Low Cloee
Ala«kii Gold 64 T S 64 54
Alii* t (.aimer* 29 2*4 7*4 51V*
Ani Agrl 92 92 9.' 92 ■
Amer. Can. .. ts «9U 4) t 4
Am. C A F 74 4 74 4 *« l « 1
Am. lJnaeed.. 23’* 31 T ANARUS» 33\ N
I*o. pfd . P'4 *O4 4 454.
Am I/icnm .. 70 7<* 7 1 '
Am. > A Ref 104 I"4 1 « 1 \
Am. B. Sugar *1 4 91S ■‘•4 * t
Am. 7 A Tel.l2o\ 120*. 1\ I>4;
Anaconda ... 90 *1 *" 904
Atihl»"n . ...100 l'*o4 l<*<j 1
A. O ii W I .1 Ot 104 s, It*t
Raid. Uocom . *1 73 7’ 14 j
Halt. A Ohio «:**, 7! S •P. 4 t
R St claisa R 1351, 13 s*, H 4 4 I
Rro, k. R. T F7 5* .IT
i Sup 4" * « Id 1 4
< an l » t. /* ,
Ctrl, I<» ath . **3 \ >4 1: 4 '»
t'erro de Pa“ 34 .■ “<4 ■’■•4 14 |
Chen A * dllo 3'* 2 "*> '
t'hand. Mot 7* *■.’ 77 4
Colum. ia» ..41 11 41 U
C'alu. Am . 7*4 ■* l t '3 ‘ '"4
i*hi Ot. West 1"4 1"4 14 •
C. V A St P B*4 *» . e*>,
C, R. I APa 34 '4 * 14
Chino O'ppet i4 4 55 44 b.
Colo Fuel . s«*« 514 •' \
Corn Prod P. 3«N 3*4 ♦ l_’ l :
Cruc. St I ’o *B4 *7 ? , k, '4 <>
Cuban «’. Sugr 4 4 114 4. * 4 * j
1> A R Gren * * *
DiitiUera' Sn 2" 27 4 -2 4 j
Erie *4 24 V, 24 4 »4
Do. lat pfd ; *4 -P’S 3*? 4 s'■ 4
1 i»• n. Electru- t'-'«4 15*4 13>4 ’ • 4
Gen Motor* 1:1 113 4 1* TANARUS, 11:4
Gl North, pfd.KG 4 l ft l4 1 4 •
Gt North Ore Si 4 114 314 314 1
Onsp.r, Cop Sl4 *l*o *'4 * i ‘. 4 !
Inter Met pfd '5 65 s
Int Mer Ma- 2*4 2? 3*4 2*4
Do. pfd .. *44 564 «4 4 *4 4
Int H of N J lis lie 11*
Int. N’lcke! ta4 40*. 4 4 » ]
Kan C south 2*4 71*-. 7* 4 2’- .
Kenne Cop . 4t 44 4 4 4 44 t ;
St c MS 944 9S T ANARUS% G
1-ee T R 1 I** I*4 1* I sv -
Maxwß M 4*4 4*4 4« 4* j
Do. 2nd pf 1 2*4 -*«4 ‘4 2*4
.Vex. Fetr ; ?* 4 ?9 4 ?«s 994
Miami Cop . 4t 41 41 41
Midvale St US *i \ 61 «1
M . K A T . *4 ►* 4 6 4 *4
Nat Rlar . . 1104 11**4 110 11?*
N 6> A PL 3'»4 4i V 19 4 *l4
N Y N H AH 35 4 I'4 354 V. 4
North I'ao ..100 151 100 10*.
N Y. Central «*4 ’>S 5 * N *9 4
Owen R A M 91 31 ' ’ >1
Ohio C C,a*..i:4 135 133 4 114 4
Pa.-lftc Mai! .2*4 2*4 27 S 2*4
Pennay.l ... 7.2 .52 4 “2
Teop. Gaa.... 78 7* ** **
Pitta. C0a1... 54 4 55 4 *4 ' 4
Do. pfd. .11* 11* 11* 11*
Rav Con* .2* 2* 2* 2*
Rep. I. A St . 914 91 \ 91 *1
Reading ... 93 4 35 4 93 4 35
Super. Steel . 4* 4* 4* 4*
S nolalr Oil. 4?S 444 434 434
Sioas-Sheffleld 57 5* 67 67
South Pa-- . 93 9?4 *»3 934
south. Ry 2*4 2*4 2* 4 2*4
Do, pfd 644 56 64 4 86
St'idehaker C 67*% 5*S 5“4
Do. pfd 94 94 >4 «*4
Stultr Motor. 3*4 3*4 **4 IR 4
To bar o Prod *O4 *O4 * r -4 * A 4
Pnion Pac.. 134 4 134 4 134 4 134 4
l*nl Alloy .. 454 *64 454 454
t’nit c :f Stra lA6 198 155 19*
T* S Steel .127 127 4 12*4 12*4
Do. pfd ..1174 IK4 1174 11*4
r S Steel 5* lA4 4 DD4 1A44 194 4
r. S. Ind A1 16'4 15*4 18" 15*4
l*tah Copper .1094 1094 19« 109
Wahaah 11 \ 12 11% 12
Do. pfd. A 49 4 49 4 49 4 49 4
Weatlnghou** 55 * ft "WV 50
Willva rrrer 314 *2 314 *l4
Wool worth ..19* 1a« 4 lA* 10*4
TVilaon Pack.. *9 *9 *9 *■>
Motor Stocks
Quotations by Wm. A. Neer A Cos,
J.uly 7: Bid Ask
A)a.x Rubber 68 71
Auto Wneei *1(4%
Briscoe Motor
Chandler Motor $A $1
Curttss Aeroplane .... 404 414
Duplex Motor . I*W
Federal Motor ...... 3* 40
Firestone new. com . 123- 125
Do. preferred 195 J 97
Fisk Tire * Rubber 74 75
Do. preferred 193 108
Flab er Rody 36', 3«
General Motors 111 V 112 V,
Goodrich Tire .... 45-* 46 1 ,
(toodyaar Tire A Ruh, 291 201
Grant Mot xrs .. ? *-Vg
Hupp M 'tor IVa 3V%
Internatu.nxl M--tor ... 8
Kelsey Wh -<1 *9 38
Kelly-Sprtngfleld Ttre 48 4?
Do. preferred •?
Dee Tire Ar Rubber.. lfi*
Mitchell Motors ... 40 60
Motor Products 19 45
Nash M-‘tur* 73 ** 5
Pierce-Arrow 4 a 14 41 1 *
peerless M-tor 13 15
Pf-rtag* Rubber 156 182
Prert -O- Dit e 17 1 1.7 2 S
Republic Truck 71 7*
Stewart-Warnvr Speed. *7 6(
Saxon Motor 17 ;8
Swln*hart Rubber .... bO 85
Signal Truck 16
Stromberg Motor ... 25
Sprlngfleld Rody
Stutz M-tor . . 37 43
United State* Rubber 59 6A
United M- tor* 25 JBV,
White Motors 46\<» 4*
Willys-Gverland. c..m 3i ** '2 1 -*
Do. preferred 91 9284
Boston Copper Stocks
Quotations by Hnrnblower A 5' eea*.
July 7 i >pen High U)W Close
Alaska Cold . 5N SS SS ’• N
Alloue* ...... 62Wf 64 Q 41 N 64 \
Anaconda 10 91
Arfs Coni .14 14 14 li
Butt# Super 4040 ip 40 4*Q
fal A Art* ;»‘a 7*N 79 <-» 7* u,
Cal V Merla 539 5 4 11 524 S*' l
('upper Range *n 4i 4: n
Chino . 54 S . 54 S
Davis r>aly 5N 6 Q 6 4 '■ ‘t
Isle Rn\ ale. 22 ">*N 52 32 S
Inspiration 41 4* Si N 41 %
.Mason Valiev. 7
NHsml 41 41 41 »1
La k- 12 12 12 II
Mohawk .. 42S te'a *2Q
North Butte . 17«a 171* 17 N 17 Q
Ohio IS IS IS IS
Osceola 94 *4 5 4 54
Pond Creek . 24 S 26 . 4 : * 2 >
Ray Congo! . 25 29 26 2*
Sup A Bos . 4 s 4 s 4 S 4 S
flouth Utah . 23 23 2? 23
Trlnltv .. 6 s 7 \ 4*, 7s
Utd Shoe M. 49 S (« 49 S 50
Ftah Apet 2 v ...
T’tah Copper .loos 10" Q HR* 1"0
Ventura Oil. 4% C9fc 44* *S
Wolverine . . 44 4 4 4 4 44
Cl RB IM>r *THI ti.a
Quotations by Hornhlower A Week*.
July 7: Bid Ask
Amer Public T’tllttlaa . 1°
Po, preferred 44 45
Atner Light A Traction 117
Do. preferred 109
Cities Service 276 277
Do, preferred 56 96 s
Coaden till A c,*a .... 124,
Coaden A Cos 12 N
Cramp Shipbuilding .. . 9" 96
Dundee Ariaona \ IS
Federal Oil 4S 4
Grant Motor* I *
Hupp Motor 2S
Msslrn Munition* 2 ?S
Osage Hominy 7S ' \
Par das A com. 66 (4
Do. preferred **s *9 s
Rep Railway A Light . 22 34
Do. preferred 46 45
South Cal Fdlaon .... 95 99
l>o. preferred „.... 104 jaa
Stewart Warner 4fS 43
U S Light A Heat... 1 \ is
Do. preferred 1 3
Mtdweat Oil T 9 II
Mtdweat Ref* 149 16]
Curtiss Aeroplane ... 44s 43
Smith Aeroplane 3 4
Wright Martin »S 9
New Kreage com ... 94 106
Do, preferred 100 no
Grain and Provisions
I CHICAGO. Julv 7. Dry woathor
j fhruout the nouthw eet and a g»H»d
I tieraan.l for »orn had ab- h ;nflu
! core t->tia> on t - in. which a a-- frtun
I ;t to 1 J 4- higher
Sej-t.-mber 1; fried 1 v ht*h«'t*. at
J; 56. an»l rloeeil ! I h c*! **r 1 u
I .‘finbet opened j:l 4c h gher. at
SI 1*» 1 V'. ml »!0.-»«i • 4- I'.ight
j July a heat Mild off, opening
dew n, at I. 1", atul el-* ng • down
Septambet «>, ••!.*,! • -it f •'<
and dost-1 tint hanged
Data were high* t :n svmpa h>
with CA r ii Jul> opened unob.tnc-ti
a: .*4 < :»n-i ( 10.-ed 14r higher Lb*
oeiuber openeu 1 Sc higher, ut • **.
..nd o|tte«-d xo ] jjher
Pr 01 tai .'tt.' wer- g n* r tli> stead'
on a »uwer h-'g market.
tea* <4,:r. '*t lifeleaa .e 17'■ **tar xn .
Deli .t price* were in-.banu-'J
Ch.ago 'va * and * er.
Livt-rp- ol wheal w.« - i".T wins
t<- recent tlrmni or thjs *de and j
amaller Amer an export* Amer in j
holder* were firmer in their view*;
an-1 the «• rength extended to the
_ ' • , -in w .** in ACtK#,
f rvijn -. j.- and I -;i"x! Kingdom
prt- -art '-'ai »rrn is f wheat
art the*-, w aj* an In'-ean* in «rr.
ulm' 1 >•*.< an 1 !ta'. an ; rta 'on- ,
• umpti n 't> Fiance » very heavy I
India V u! * ind •’ana-la ire ex- -
;> D* tr-ut lea r«_
»r- n • ab.e to .«• ' ir« en igh r n
t ni-i t the need.* fth t I’Utt r.e • * I
!•« -ran i me* fr> m c-'-Btunitn here I
tno Ir. Canada The * ;pvM> -f ■ ’n .
i* fhert ard demand > .» t-'' fr-m'
cj'atillere an-1 exporter* '<u* n*«* •*
alinodt at a etandst'.ll c-»”'.K t- la *j
i.t » ipplie*
» u .*h. wheat ha* not been actix*
f, j- *everal Ihi « Mil 1 ”k deman 1 4
fjje- an-1 th> iltt r i * n ’ ff e: -n *
fte.lv. I>e,»,er.* are a* ir.u-h a* -'er,
tn - -ut • a* the actt->n r be *ak
en b> the < -vemment and *•' are
h-’ld'rg ff f- r th*- p*eeent
t* rep rted n part.* of the no"h- -
**. et wing i dry w eather but fr
ai th er , art* f the wheat a reag
fa- 'able report* ar* rece ved
\yFeat wa« ’na - tive arw! * aey th.r .• -
,* Saturday *■ eeeet- n The . . «
*»* :m--hang*'-i f- • September.
lower f.-r .lul' and 5* lower for ca»b j
Corn advanced sc. October bear.-*
10. and-■ I » r-e-1 _ . :
sat;ir-!a' * wheat ju Mattm* Ca»h
y
changed «r $. 12 and t-'-aed I
Septfir er -p-ened at 3’- ‘4. touched
II 95 and closed at $'.94 N .
w h te, $2 30
Saturday's coar*» gra-n a u ta * 'na
Corn « 4 ‘i N 2 S: *5 N 2 vellow
|1.8? bid N * yellow. Si 864 "»*« •
Standard. 75c N 3 wh-fe, 744 *. N 1
4 white. ‘J'j.' Ry* No . $7 V
Pe«ne Imme-tiate and pr. rr.rt «hjp
ment $v 25 hid October. *
Seed* Prime r-»d '■loy»r s’.A>'
tcb• - s.ll "• ais.ka. sll 20. timothy
I? *•
Receipt* in th» Detroit gra-.n mar ,
ket Saturday included 1 AOA M » f
flr-ur 3 car* of --at* and 5 of hi
Shipment* »-r» 2.-' Vl bb’.« of e ir
St- rk- are I*s. gm bu. of wheat -
50)- bu of corn 1M ai>‘ b . * a'«
an-1 12.090 bu of rye
P-imarv wheat receipts were 233 - ;
OOA hu, against *65. <0 v i; a - ear »«■' '
Exports t wheat four Saturday. !
Ot.O«* i-i -
Receipt.* f wheat -Saturday —Du
luth. » ar* Against 134 a y**ar a* j
Minneapolis. 5* cara against . *
Winnipeg 29* -'ar* against *l3 Chi
cago. 31 cars, against 18 southwest
77,599 bu . against I*9. aOO h i.
GIKAnn GRAIN.
i'HlCago. ’uly 7. Opening
The*' July, down Jo Sept.. un
quoted. f*nrn S»p» . R 4-' De-- jp
I*, <• r>at.« J; 1 y up 1* Sept. n
.-hang-d Dec, up 4 ' F- viaß. n »
• l-ghtly high«r
Dlose Wheat July, down 3c <ept .
unchanged f«rn -rep* »»{. 14 4
Deo i4* Oa»« 7-s*y. «.m harg-d
Sept, tip 6»c Dec. UP S pro * .na
generally low-r
Quotation* hy Da-.ne W»bher A n .
■Tui>- ? -pen High I> w- Clog*
wheat —
July 219 21* 3a: 2a-
Sepf 194 1 9 4 131 I*-4
Corn
Sept 1 56 1 f 7l t 1 65 1 5*4
Dec. 1 I*4 1 IS*. 1 54 4 ! 5*4
Ggt *
Tulv <:« «-*. 4 *5 4, <<
Sept 54 4 85 4 14 V, 864
pec. 56 S 57 4 58
i Pork -
Tulv 4A AO-
Sen* 33 *9 39 *2 3A 40 43 * A
t.ar-t -
Sept 2! t-3 25 4A 2'. 25 21 2"
Ribs
Tulv 21 _ a 21 -A 2'. 5? 25 *7
Sej-1. 21 75 21 77 21 r 7 2! *l7
toi Firm t.ft a IN.
T r >I*F.DG July 7- **!o«e Wheat
Ca*h »2 3* J i *J * **r ’ I ' r *
Cr r* ("ash. $' *7 I-.'v f' r - Sept
»’ «t :»e $: I*4 X■* -• 4
July, ?A 4 c S*pt 57 e live ("ash
$2 16 CR erseed ,«h $ >»ct
I 111.68 A talk |
j thx Cash I’ ' * R it^er Rr k
. I'r-smerv, 5*4-' t,b 'reon'e«-> V*
1 F.gg* !-'resh ar.dled. 'si fan-y *e
j lect* 5 7c. Ha unchana-t
Sugar Market
winter* Detr T w. .e -a1 • ■ p.rl m
Crmtal 'I r (!■•*», 2-1*: |, 3 .7 *-lb . ,
I liag I*• ' 6 ■! <* s I. ■' <• . * 1 af.
II >I 5 .iihea U* U XX X X powdered
!'• s'sederd p )Wd* r»-d 19 95 gra"i
'e**‘d, • »tr* cotrs« I* 4’ d<> nn# 'n '
h iiv. *5 50 1... r-!b .'Ton* »«
cr'stn: d*.rr.no gran. 21 -1 r» a*>d 6-lh
curt r.r n civi f « f. .r-. •tr 1 dtyrrll
n- g*#n II F < a«*•)*. it dian: rid A.
I I- • (
»4 5 v. 5 l# 45 N t M ( \
1*75 S'- 4 I- 7 . V 9 l-i 2* S 10
IK 2*l N'o 7 r t * 15 No 12 fa Nn
n” 14 (•' \ ■ » I* l • 5 ' 7 • 8
n n-caktng mist ire f** nr. »**»-.
u'.e Ted. 39 4C per 1 r Ih# *)(-..«.» 11
pr.wd . ’l. 24 t- -e»». $" (4 r] («
TO case 1* 76 ; *r rase
NFA4 loHh pwom ( F M tRKKT.
\RW YORK. July ’ FV.'ir Q i>t.
inrhenged T*. ric men I42'?'*
(2 0 lv»i •! I»• ti! . »•' dd’e -fee* «. p t .
12".* ft 3i **> 54 c *ar Raw Quiet
r»nt* f'tttl 4* . Tepf. J4' 1< I l '. ".i*
CO7 lid*’ 15 4047146, re" Tied lull; iT
1 af. !'♦ crushed. I* " p wdered.
I* 45 r 'i ■ r granulated I ■rj * .. t
fee. Re- N ■ 7 <-.n -pot i'.,. Tail>. <
T»*il! special 1 7 '■* : cjtv, I*. > 4 " Mss
Quiet. N 1 II lb S'. ’ '"sj •5.
r|M’#r. 41 II T*reaied r , )lft\
D»ili. turkeya j rhtekena I
24 . fMwls. If 'i l’*” <f<v k * 3< 1 .’2
Live p- iiltry T'jl! I**«# 16. <J .. In
l* , f/2 2’'. f wl« - turk-'vs. 14c
rrx.ster* 15< chi ken hfOfiers "O'r
35 C. Cheese Firot *'*'» nm 1 k rr.
mon to specials 15V24S' skims,
common to #p# Ta!° 1 '<i is''.
Cl «W‘i nPI'r.R VKK K«
Qtp tati- ns hy Hombi*>wer tk Weeks.
J«»ly 7 Hid s#k
Uutte A Ixindon .. 13
Calaveras 3S <S
(’hlef .... 2 S 2 \
('••ns Arlx< na . . 3 2*,
Copper .Vf'nea .. Vs 4
I *avia Daly ... 6 S 6 \
Ftrat National .. .. . *3 S 3S
Goldfield Cons (9 it
J»»m**»» KstraetTnn
U K"” I |(
Magma 'J 49
Nevada Tv.tiglaa IN 1S
f>H« Copper is in
Stewart ... ......... 30 40
Sucre** 34 3*
Yukon 3 2S
Cornelia ... 19S to
FM.IA HI Y-nCH
KUHN. 111. Lily 7- Butter: 37 Sc
Md No offering*, no aal** I*i*t
wwek'a prlo#. S4Sr.
DETROIT TIMES
Produce
Tha poultry ma*ket. for the week
Is winding up in « -oJ share and a
[ sub*tant' :C auiitnce in pt ice Receipts
du. ti< t'-se week w ~r* «t no time
jb-ft.- rh«n fa - •uri>lu* -t -cks ha\»
t e r ef,-!- ill) - -i i-cd and now
; the dei-ian * better than the supply.
Hutt'-r f't: , • and drcsse-l . gives are
»t*a-1' 1 n- r. , m. dciately *»•-
' v- I'ii I- V fat-- - are «iowl> w-xrk
• g ’ - 1 w- t \ Cacti *uc-aed
'ii* |'u • a-- th-* V.rginla hell*
:* at » I w* r rl»:ir. and U- re are a
* toi - » vhictl cost tin- c--m
--' m 4 «h-n nie>l «n> w »-*•*.. *■;. t tlo a
■ arr<l stiij un- i-1 ati ! rotting in the
cars.
\pple* ' v. , . . >. \
lliann n a* >.;U shipping Stock.
sj:sc u th
Menu* Prc.l I.imat. 1 ?v* lb
Merries I «(•• • ••* f*l per 24-
• $4
' Irt x • «s, - r . J 4 it 4 $459
4 allfornU I'rults Cbt- I *v $2 50 9
■**iv n* ■ f «| - t*. $2 7''. plums
t: pr I■!
• berrle* -,r # 4 t* - bu.
Dressed Calves l'an.-y, country
4 SO h : -919 c com
-n 1, ! * » 1 *:• lb.
h"rr*li VrgrtnHle* > -*he.». 55c
| do.: p«**sle>. 25 «lo* . fueutn*
t * - : b -u*- x' -.arr t*. 95c
! 1 caul ’’ a • «. : t Abbage,
». ' 2 fat* • >■ 41 -f. 25 per
4 s«kef critt* 1-fu-- U. green
n r-- 8 g • u p- 1* honie
a- An $2 ' : ’ .-f t. nat *•».
i.rtp<* Frnlt $4 >f tji per crate
Honey— Fa *y whits. 16JflTc. ti
tf* t- and. 9»oc lt>.
Hay--P *r It shippers are paying
the f ' mg prices f r baled h»v in
ca* lota, f b LV*r' t: N* 1 timo
thy. $1? f-('9 I standard timothy.
$1 ii il i7 , 1 1 »: b» m• . e<! $1 6 2 ff 17 ;
N . t. :v. *hy, s’.s N-* 1 v- and.
1.4. V i .m!x *J. $1 «J’■ 2. No.
1 and \ -r. I’ ' 504f 4 rye straw. 110 69
Pit t.h at sod at straw. $9
per ten
1 einon* J '2 " e box.
I inje* Ii :f- 81.25 per 190.
Melons f ri« 32 water
in, 4
Nuts— vVa’nut*. 2 j 2’. . almonds.
I»a2 ber*i t-cw Dr ax. la.
lsV2oc, pecan*. lit/*'- J\ u *
n-.tts. 2-!b. cart.-r.*. ilmoo is 50c.
ws.niits 65c. p- ar: **o- [p peanuts,
ta my 3 7-- .'unie>. 12 3 lb.
Oranges a. n a.-* 11 J C - per
b->\
onion* T xa* Barm la*. It *■&
2 pe: as*
Potatoes n Wh ’e. s■' .
Potatoes S it’.*- n D. • s*'S
ft 7 tr;
I'oultr- R* tier * ’'3 g’lt
vk" kh t • *, ,v’ N ' l h#nn. • •i- * .
t we ghts. ’. -a :•■>*• r. iters 16 0
*,r \v: K * J; ;. . I.**2 I'n lb
'lran berrlf* * .»*•* $ J
2 per va.*e
JOBBING CHICKS
('mined i.oods -Apple*. l$.7S per
gal.. L;nia b ana, I: 40iJ1‘*5. corn,
rar. M i n<* 1. - j -*.tn-iarxl. $1 60;
tab’.-- t- a - $1 . ' 4 ■ p- >». fan--y
early ’ $. » -Cm n, ta.i. $2 4C.
marr wfat j is |1.85 early June
j lard. 82 dog
Coffee J a».t- < «tat la-d 16*fllc.
«ied ui: , 4 ; t- > fancy 20?|J'4 o - Bio.
UH MM, 1 ’’ packaged istfllc:
1-lb tin* 26 u 3>c »*»,
Feed R-.-r ('» ’xr.dxr! m'd
d! "g-i $42 -» • 'li nk* $4
i*M k* and-- t s■’ '■ -ar *e corn
•e« »* * h ; fee-! I ' V T ton ;D
Klnur ' -• winter sl4
sec f- ! j** •r * f'■ *f* gh* »• 24 9
spring $ * 'v* ’’ ur. sl-7
per bbl. f 1 lbs. n eighth pap-r
sa-'ke.
Oiis L r-eed -xw $' > v
%\ *;• n; 1 r 4r - :r- n barrels.
•c. gaac ine. S Nr. ... ~
Prt>vls|on* Me*.* -- *k $‘ ' ’Y
* l . 149 041
ham* 24 -2* • ■<*♦* '
picnic ham ' • P
ZZ ' .ar n * f*■ -* 2- '-t r K#lll •
[rendered 2t4- : .b
Hides S' 1 c iee-1 hld»S. 71C; Vo
1 gr-*en h'des 17c. N ired b ills.
75- . No. 1 green v u '*. 12 No. 1
•ured veal* Up. .’8- N-. 1 green v al
kip. 20- - No. 1 cured - urralp lie;
No 1 gre-n nr.r-air, ’."S' N 1
cur* t calf. 32c No 1 gieeri cmlf. ’.Ar;
No. I horse hide* I" N 2 ’ -r*e
hll e*. ff S I talbw. ! f e N 2
tallow- 14' lo ; So l hues lc ff.
N 2 k p and a!f. 1W ff at.ee;.
skin* (a* t a; int w 1 > 2*- 9s' 55.
Livestock
mitllh. 4 x • is rim stih kv tnnt
DKTRnJT. July 7. -Cattle Stealy;
best h.ea\ ete»-r 10 5 11 s'
hand> -.v *'ht tut h*»r *t#"r*. I’d I
975 rr:x"d steers and h*'f"r- I*fl S
handy gs ‘ .t 1 n.rt. I' 5 w' 1 *
butchers f ' i 7 h- »». C h j
4 *.IC '-r \ s 16 5 T * r. rm< n 1
cow* anr•• r * I ,5 ' '
h*4T V hull- |s h* 1 gna ull- ft |
75" st< rk bulls f 6'a ' feeders. 15 U \
9 st * k *• r 17 V* milkers and)
sprin * »rs. 15 't V<- a I calves Mar- j
ke* st* adv - l
• *hers $' ! ’1 S' • ; "" 1 : *mh# Mar.
k<* idv v -e.t an v s |i4 5" *% - I
lambs *l4 0' - light t- common
lambs i;* r in. year - nr# C i 7
# n ■ r * - • «v I • s . at
IS 4 4 ri |fs Iftrttl prow- I
perts pv* 11( 7 14-' rr .X'd grade.
115 7 ' 5 8
t:\wt nrmi" i nr »tuck
Ki -T RT’FFAI/* N V July '
r'a" . r-. Hp*- . ‘ n arke- d■; 15
steady prime i;-*r» 11271 US
r rf.< It s ID ' 2 rr ws f * \(
•* 7 * 's'v I:*"* rt» 5* market I
act iv. -t. ~<•> -uli • re. ■ and j
Ic, ;5 lambs It#, e • j
7" mark»t n. tive ;'* ady r- •
am - I’..’ ?5 -'l(6 i' *• fa.r 14
016 V' arlln»» I's*i 13 . «h*•*»r f' v# 1
' 25 Hg« R-. ‘ - -*r I
ke t a' *I ve ' * h *- < r 'lt* t
lit I*. 3*l pig*. II 'fl 15.15 mired 114 9'.
j 'a\*. * '■*•.> »: -5 T 1« V ighs,
* 9144f ' 4 25 "Ugs. fly t.
( IIK %UO I M I’ (Till K
CNIOV •*Ti> ,, K YARI’k . ’ll p*» ;o
' 111 . July 7 M U» Re*e pt
ma'kef si " , •t* ad v t*. .« ... r
rn' *e and and it- h'-r* PC r ' K and
| heavy |14"04n4 rough h< avy. 445
*t •| 46 ugt.T »; i -.ci<t i:. 7' ; -t;»
! •«/'.( 2.'. fall R#» 't ’« 'i and *■ .* ■ K . * I
*ti beeve*. |4 ? bl u .nd
l.e.fer . |f, C, f/ J - c. JC ' r. ;
a’ • • i. 11' ff 17 6 -h■■ < * . * : •
|l* >•> v*-s»*-rri. flO.iO • ts. *0
« I 115 FI. (Ml t I\ f »TO« h
•-t |TI r,A *.'t ■ luly »?■ sr« Re.
, co'fii. ! '7* market t
; yr, r|re r a JI . ■ • < *-d, f' " • . •(
: "TT'C. t * T■ ■ » 14 '<> I 'III *. 114
stags I' 37 5 - " U« ■-• . • ,*
matkr* steady o *#f ■n f I
ReCep** 1 r»,« .) t,(v *r, .-j . r ,
+4W *’*: • - Re. etpt.4 0 1 v' ,
■ *t e*dy t'.p 115 *J.
i *ii i 'M> i' \ i »Im h
TOLKb-i. i 'ii> ~ H .gr r*.
j ceipt* fa r rr 'rk*‘* steady hen-.
9.4 *l4! r. • ; - I r• )• .
j• r e 11 54/1 6 - yr I |u , I; 1
1 t 7.5 C* l\ ee Me *k r ' "T r*tf v.' .j,
In nd Turn’. “ M-irk'.T -. y
( MIC 4(40 111 ti l .1 k I Ilk I T
CHI* \G* >. l ib. * I "- t■ f
fras. 7if 17 S < ftr«*e ic ; -y
le»*ras Is (J 14*. frets. 52' ,7" vt*
i Prime ordinary 79 fi""' r ■ if
j 115*<• hm T ".n« 2", * "
I voting America* 2i'*2i'-,r
I poultry F> wl* ,70r d'icKs :i t ]
l geree 12 4/14 springs, ..
kev*. 11. I’.>*nto * I ' •. • a
ir , t
' : A
M',44 4 «*»» K »l» ITCH IM| 1 • / *
N1 RK fuljr ? Butti
receipts l? MT • reamer' • «•** t
39V, *roim»fv, spe. lal mm .•'
T|4i|* #ta#e da •i• *• ■ ,
! ImGatlnn ''feamrry fl-ste *)•. i •> •
1 l it* ’>■ i ’ * ■
•4-v 4. fen I
fancy, fresh ~e . n.
Feinting—lks plain neat kind— .that
la rtgM Times Jnh l»rp» _ %feln 4.5*0
The Confessions of a Wife
The Snake Slinks Before \ irtue
'1 .' Margie. said Paula. '"t at
•; ai n >mfnt l heArd aim-' ne a ' n'.'
na ! I looked up as «/Hd th<- man
\ppa;entl.\ he hs I ha-1 been t.--- inu-h
ip with the tensi n-‘*s v-f the
tost n to notice anyone coming
-* lajr-1 Reau-'lough ' 1 said t>\
,*l> 1 e? ke.i aw'i» fr -m the hand
j : \ 4• m The Englishman *tr.. »e
f 1 * ard f.-r he evidentl) *aw how
I matte's stood
Has thl* cad been annoying y< 1 ”
tie’ asked
N answered the man quickly
! was -list going to tgke her to the
; ,-man fi-r anno) mg me'
hx-1 time only to raise m\ e>e*
t-. rh. fa e -f le>rd Reauctough be.
• -. h" Ati-'ed a smashing Mow right
• » the eyes . f the 'raven who
•i ’ [i k«n. The *-■ -undrel wept
1 ! -\ r. wit*, a thud
J.o up ani slink »*»v to your
ten you »itmv snake.' said niv res
The man scrambted t-' his feet
I .ir ,} w « k-d aw ay hut r t before he
i *,t and » methir.g l did not under
*t-.- 1. but -na-le
• isr’ for him on a run
The 1 an dlaappegre-l and le"-rd
R. 1 gh anie 'eicg t-x me, saving
b.. 1 in t w sh t-> lea'e me alone
. -r t pursue th* scoundrel an\
f rs -1 e r
*-h1 sunk back on the seat, for
m% knee* were wabhly an-1 l could
n>* *r*r-,-1 Lord Reguclough a face
w*« red with anger Did that nun
( .rt u'' he asked
No I answ-.-red. 'but h* had
threatened to do Just what he told
: he wa« go ng to an- If I did not
g 44 rh him -iuletly ’ leord Beau
cloug’ swore and then spol gixe-t
• Vxu need not ap-xl- gt*e 11 all I
*a 1 in a trembling voice "I do not
kr-w how to thank you enough f r
b.gx ng knock-d him down
! wish I had killed him. he as
serted
• 1 dxnt for you would be pun
*he t f r killing even au-*h a reptile
One Woman’s Story
BY CAROLYN BEECHER.
CHAPTER CXXXI
‘Margaret Margaret For the
.e of h*aven where nr* v-u’ Where
are you. Margaret' Come here.
*l> " Rob*rt e tsusllv calm vt-ice
rampant w*;th excitement, rang thru
'ho h "js* It thriPed out in passion
ate anx:ety--and s -mething xery 1 k*
'••ar. •
A vag-*e Intuitive ii-nsm of d’e»,i
run thru my en?lf* b-dy as I rar.
• • » head f th» stair* I had beer
• (* <-- e-1 mmy tho .ghta I had n •
f-.eard R- bert -ome m. but a sort of
» -ii Dr a* to why he was at horn* |
ii nie g'an e gt the old grand
fa’he- « cl->ck tn th« hall just ne it j
h *:l*d -ojt 4 o'cl- ck.
Here I am. upstairs What a th*
rr.A'tcr* Has Anythtng happened' |
y st 1 ded grean was my only an
• w r
! **ew and n the s'air* and -nto the ;
Tl.e do* r was W'de open '
ir. 1 r the rr--i h lav Rr’ice the pal
s e*-h --n Ms face, while R- b -
•rr hi* arm supporting *h* boy »
l.e*-’ knelt by his aid*
P.r 1 * 1 gasped "Gh Robe r f
what 1* It’"
A fainfng spell. 7 think' Don t
’ • Alarmed f found him lyrt ‘r
■he ha-1 when 1 pened the do-»r I
• h --k h» must ha\e Just fallen Mo
■h » sad he ha-1 sp-.ker. to h»r a
m-ent 1 ef're She is telephoning
r Morton There h» come* n-w
a a he heard the hvnk honk of am
t r -ar
F r \ f r>m»nl T stood as If turn'd
to stone V> darling hoy filled sU my
- ns- • w- -Id H* wa« min* mine ,
only and I rudely push'd Robert
aside ar and took his place Just a* th* |
doctor ram* Info th* room.
H* bru«h»d rr* as'd- w--th !••*
pur -tton than I had Robert
Give the boy air. Drayton and
pler.fv of -t he said, a* he took *
hyp- i«rmic «vringe from h-a pocket
"t'ndr*** him 'h* ordered m* "T'n
fast*n his cioth**'
\V th steady finger*, th* .-a'tnness
of d'srair. I ob»v*d while Robert
threw up all the window* in the
room
Twilight had changed »o dsrl-in***
and th* darkness grew black ani
heavy But I had not noticed -it til
vtth peal after peal f thunder the
*» -run Anally hmk*
W th a shudder Bruce opened hi*
»ves.
Mother'*' h* whispered, hi* flng***
eb sing ver trine After a lc-ng mo.
/nent h* sp- k* again This time
"Dad" was on his lips Th*r. &* Rob
ert tenderly lif’ed him In hts arm*
so carry htm ’ipstalrs he murm’i'cd
very low but not so low th*» 1
st-aln ng every n*rve d’d not hear
"Old Pal' h'.s pet name for his fa'h
MRS. WILSON HAS
FOOD CARD IN
WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON. July 7 Mr?
Woodrow Wilson has hung the first
•'hous#* card” in a window of iho
White House Every American wo
man who signs a food card pledging
herself to conservation method*
v ill receive a similar card for her
home
The #■ cards Hoover (ia.« million
of them have the Uni’ed States
shield in colors wch eniwiued wheat
sialk*.
POLK NOT WITH
THE BUCKEYE CO.
Alexander F*olV former Ju«fice of
peace m Kiver Rouge, arrested on
| the complaint of his wl*fe tn com
panv with a woman in a Detroit
; rooming house, is not connected
with the Buckeye Chemical com
panv, as was *tated in ’he first re
ports concerning his arrest.
>ni 40HK H4IH ST4TFMF/WT
VKW Y"RK. July 7 Th# actual
w »«kly hack »»a tnm«*rvt eh*>wcd the
f*,l|nw*ng charge* today Surplus In
* rnaaed 1172 435 470 I"lt1( decreas-d
130,279.• Pd reaerve m own vault* 1#
rmaged f* t»A4 OO" r»“*v# tn fed*"*!
r ..rrv« hanks Increased |47 '190.000
reserve In other depositories in* res s
*d |'• 3 4 4,009 net demand deposits
,f) -eased fl 91.312.000 net time de
pos ts In Teased 15 61*010 rirmii*
•th n incresse.l U 51.000, aggregate
. • erve 1777.27'' 000
> IIV4 4 OIIK CdTTII V MARK FT
Quotations hy Paine, Webber A (’<>
| July 7: Dpen
' January 14 16
Mmreh 24 24
July .. . 24 40
l < trtober 26 0*)
December . . 24. JO
* -
IIKTROIT <1 rtllllti IUM ST'. 4 ss• a
\*tual condition at of bu»l-
I ne*< July 6
J.nans 92 64.437.000. decrease |i 434
1 ssi) t* *al r#»»*r#, |sl 304 000 In
-#ea*e %? o*k« 01)0 te-taUaikh reaour*»s
|- |J 97 000 mere*** ft. 059 000 (')’«'
j .j •n.'*lt*. I3 f >1.741.000. increase 13.117,-
j OCO
llflrall Ilis4 < let.rlngs
cietr*''! *.s~V rtear'ng* f. r .f*il>
ia*7 were 1*759 1(444 Tutgl r’ea»
Irg* for 1917 tn date are $1.414.599.
193 92 aa agamat fi *l9 191 370 03 for
the '-orr**pnnding period in 1916
ti* h* who should not !>•> allowed to
;*'• It unti'ii' hit. l toil me n thing
ItWr thl< could hnpp.n to me in iVn
tiitl |«Hrk iti the dsy time I would
hnv» **hl that person wa* t-raiy.'
I thought of all the girl* who
1 -appeMr yriily, M tiaie, and I won*
• lertwl if it w.-ie rc.illv possible that
i that rtamsiessly horrible thina could
happen to me l must have turned
; w ’.it' "train, for !e>rd lieauclough
»«!■! 'Trv irid pull yourself t< aether
and w, will get out to one of the
traveled it.l, where we tan n*t a
cab 1 do not dare leave you or I
w ild a » and g.-t one now
“At the thought I grabbed him by
the arm and he put hi* hand o\»-r
mine and patted it gently, saying
li .n t p,. frightened anv m. re No
ne is going t<> hurt v <u, and then he
I" khii talking to h tin eel f
"‘I wae juat tivmg to get away
from everybody and everythin*.' he
«« I when I ran into v m her*. 1
wanted to think out a rather pussl
:ng prop ..*itlon.
‘•'l am *<*rrv mv tnjt'tlon into
vour. \ iew must have disturbed the
continuity v oir .-ngltat tons.’ 1 maid
ant then he smiled t'nder the cir
cumstance*. > ntinulty of cogita
tion* seemed Just like Aunt Kaohel.
" Perhaps you own help me wrork
it out he said
• I would he very glad Indeed to
do anything I could to help you *
■'Ha sat down h<*ald« me You s*e
I am n a deuce of a hole.'
" Is It so deep you can't get out'"
"That remains to he seen. You
»ee I am ss poor as a church mouse
" \n 1 you are in love with a pov
erty stricken girl.’
'• M w did you gviea* it'*' he asked
In surprise
Mecause I am the seventh daugh
ter of a seventh daughter and horn
with a caul ! said gaily my spirits
coming ha k suddenly. ‘T can wa’k
new let. u« get ha’k to the road
and > i tell me the rest ’
er 'in' 1 tie had used ever since h»
recovered fr< m that terrible sl*ge of
* »r>: fever when Robert nursed
him so devotedly,
The doctor rema'ned until h' slept
Then we. Robert and I. w-ere alon*>
w ■ •ur hr s' -* • >rn. How small, how
ncigniflcgnt ever;. »h.ng now seemed
M. .v wea.\ and p< werle ss I felt Rob
ert thot of everything did every,
th'ig whll» 1 ea' beside the hed
numb with gr »f, and watched th*
s' \v. une\*n breathing of the still
form before rre
Martha brought 1n a tray with
s ■n. 1: no Robert urged me t
eat. ever, vhil* he ih.. k his own head
:n w r»l • > -fusn! Rut when 1
r vfoned Mar’i i away, he paid n.vat.
tento>n and re* inv , d his place on the
OPP .site side if the bed
« ones those unaccountable
• h ••** nth sometimes happen to
«ii a'e .ju !*:••• th* rt ctor had
* . 1 . - H * tie* rt * w ..ak and b»
1. is n « i • .nknr.wn w*v strained
t He o | hi- v. rv : 1 ! am afrs and
I ■ - ’ look gt tiihtt
f is a- hr fir sl.e.j
! t O r *. * l> k* ew that the
•!. • • wa* fry r.g to prepare is f<r
t' e woi * • ,f mu id happen, w hile
h- i ing f. th» best Prom the flrst
I • vrrd f->r • life hut would not
•ii • 1 • “V er f. ■ r v self
H sc,i -eel y |»f* h m Rut we
se 1 •• k’ For h uts at a time
we s>. • h. !• Rruce the bed between
us I'nle«s , t were to do something
f t Rruce we w*r* almost motionless
Martha brought .n the mall, and I,
' my eucf ft rn -!*r r R >mell
With it « nsir.g ts » -onten's T laid
t n'.l •• 1 open in the ** 1e The
erw ... had dropped to the floor.
! 1 f ye- kn w If Robert r*-
•-•rn * r-■! ur onversatlon 'hat fate
ful r r mr,g 'f he w n.J*r»d whs' 1
h» 1 of Imp l rtany* t‘* >»’■ to him I
1< know thi' ; fe|» R had h*»n an
other win an wh planned to g
awav That lr n v 1> ve for Rruce si
else was swallowed up a* If It neve
had teen
I>*v foil wed flsv A week had
ra«s<d Hr." w-« s gr w ing w»«l(«r
the i • r r r “ jnx 'is s« 11 rr ■
hirit* ! *!■ v! ■. on Myrtle. Mrs M ;!
han> otj.ers i ame and w ent, hut I
was oblivious
Isen- re Dorian ail’d. Martha
brought a message. T shook my b»a
w tho'it speaking, uncomprehending,
and waved her away
Fl' wer» w • re brought and s*n»
a wav Th»- r ..>rn was kept rool and
a wee' by the competent nurse the
doc* .r had a- n' to is. hut wave f
giving Ms medicine' no hands *av<
th. **- ■ f U ept and myself touched
ur hoy.
Wi ' \' turn* resting- don’’
think e|*hrr of us slept on a - o»
lust out- de the door We were al
ways within call
Meanwhile, toy darling boy tossed
to and fro < n hi* bed. or lay supine,
soar. «ly eeerr.tng »•> breath"
NEW YORK
CV 71 or BOSTON
$ 3012 trTp
K from DETROIT ,
Ti(k*li on ••!* rf«il» to S»p(»mb»r VNfc|
ratnrn
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,l 1 I v,i CLMIW if PaquetteLake 24 « Portland. Mr .V : >»> H.ilifi*. N. S. P* 10
jMUaj i I)\|U ilikllVMl ( ji. Saranac Lake .|4 >0 Portsmouth. N H 30 Vi Montreal, P Q ... 2145
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jfin jtj] Ttv meand Islam!f*k 2o i/0 WhiteKiver Ja..Vt. 28 ir St. John, N. tt Ji.fli
Tirrlp Tnnr« t’— a’xtve delightful trip*. sis) day
c.»i iic i uura f and t<) >,,.yy y,„ k
*ful iv.ston, Ulciutill.4 rO,*l llr'l 11 rlj! f-x. 3-k| ;},-<» |rV>tt*
tiff
An UnturpAMed View from the Train Enroute of
Wonderful Niagara Falls
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•r Y [ Detroit City Ticket Office, 13 Avenue
ffa thePllkliCService Jf J * rm * Pr «« Building lalephone: Mam 50*0
CRIPPLED GIRL.
“BOTHER”. SLAIN
BY HOUSEKEEPER
ST .lOHNSm itV, Vi , Julx 7
Hcrntise shn "was n bother'' to h• i
lather’s houneXeeper. OM\t» Hi. if
shaw. llt 11«* crippl'd girl dcht >.,n
old. wa* killed, «i cording o idim
slon s ild to ha\o been tnnd< i ■
county authorltl'** h\ Mi** K»t«
Hicks, the housekeeper, and ho’
neighbor. Mre. Alvin Kennlston
According to authonti« «. the wn
“BUILD FOR THE AGES WITH U?ilr6 SUPPLIES**
o Sold by n
® Algo selling
“HOTTER THAN SUNSHINE, U. F. A S. COAL”
Automobiles and Accessories j
I Marlon-Handley and Briscoe I
MOTOR CARS B. F. Fatter Sales Company I
nistrthatsrs for Raitrrn Mich. IJII-M U ..min'd I'hnnr Market MTI |
Kiinmohifp crasser motor co.
M iUEllMltllJllC I 1 1 1\ VIII' lit I'll. Mn n„«oj.
• *••• •• 1 mill- t tUKS V\ '>'>a veard-oVo.
l'bme Market IKM.
Credit
Htin rOI’NDATION for credit
must be lai J long before the credit
is needed. For it is dependent on
character and reputation, and these
are based on know ledge anJ asso
ciation.
Establish a satisfactory connection
with this bank. And when oppor
tunity comes your way you will
find a group of trained business
men anxious to afford you every
facility for success.
Rrstv’Oli) Detroit
]Vatio.\alßaxk
Member Federal Reserve Bank
t\
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
MEMBERS —
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
MONDAY. JULY 9 . 1917.
men wild the girl** body was hid
dm siiiii«‘wl»«-r«* h-ncnlh a pit** tis
i"<U A H'H'U'al Hb.irch lb being
u»d«* 11 *t 1 :i > for the lx>dy of Ihf
. nr* off I hu i have formed a
«\H idling prnijh
V l| "I I’ i. ;i\ Ihi two w Hinr n
p i! "ii tin :r lory that otu*
1 ... ! 1. !*':I■ rirl ,\\ l ll« the olh
(r mi’ lu*r w P h a club.
Th*> fir f Hr! ' high school In fhw
1 iiitt 1 Si.iN van «.Htnbllsh«*d In
is:*;.

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