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PAGE 6
STOCK MARKET
HAS OUIET DAY
TtodJitf Shrinks To Small Pro
portion*—Pricrs Are
Irregular
MEW YORK. July 19 —The New
York Evening Sun flnaonal review
‘ Wednesday aaid
**Btock market trading shrank to
«mall proportions today and quota-
Uons fluctuated irregularly and un
. eortalnly.
"Wall street continues to waif
; primarily on developments at Wash
infton
"The day’s foreign advices were
not as favorable as recently. ''P
orous buying of many of the tons'-
co shares carried them to new hlg
prices
“Business was extremely quie*
and quotations mo\ed uncertainly h
professionals shifted from one post
tlon to another. . ,
“Steels were neglected in the last
hour
"There are signs that the invest
ment market will be called upon to
absorb many new isnies
“Money on call touched *> per cent
today with the ruling rate ,»round 5
per cen»."
r
Detroit Stocks
J
v
WKOJtßsii.tn til ot anosi s
Open (.’lose Bid 4**
Am L A Tr . JJJ
Am Pub t til *; £ „
Auto Body ;..
Bower Rol B *
l»ur Add Ms- •••■ • *‘:J
Do. pfd . ... 6N «V. *4
Chevrolet Mo ;
Cities Service :?
Do. pfd
Coahuila Ld *
Columbia bug -
Commerce M
Com th ft pf Ji L *
ca p a
Do. pid • ‘. *
Continental M «S *4 4 '*
Do pfd new • - *
D A C Nevlg
Det. Cream • 4
Det Edison... 122 K 2 1-2
D#t Ir * 8 . ,4
o * ’25
Det A1 A Br «• 42
Edmunds 4 J « .•••
Do. ofd ** V »
Ford M of C 3 n
Oen. A A B Cos J®.
Oen Motori. 114 114 •••• ••••
Hall Lamp...
Hous-Splta
Do. pfd 4
Iron Silver X .... I’ s
■ 8 Kreaga.. 10% 104- .... ....
Do. pfd 10 \\
Hex Crude 10
Mich Stmpg Cos ’
Mich St Tele -■ •
Mich Sugar
Miles- D T xd “4
Minnesota Su 120 ....
Motor Prod
Par Gas A El
Do. pfd *■•
Packard M pf **
Do. nfd #5 95 ■•••
Paige-Det M -1
P. D A Cos 24 4 2*
Prudden Wh
Heo Motor C- 24 244 '24 244
Towar’a W Cr 20 ....
Truss Con pf 10 ... -
feotten-Dlllon 44 4 ....
White Star L If •
Wolv Pt C xd 7
Bank* and Trail CenasslM
Amor State 14* 15* 1"®
Central Bav 230 300 ....
Detroit 4*r »T* 110
Dime Savings .... JO4 .... 207
Federal State .... 137 130 ....
P A O D Nat 134 ISB 133
First State .*0 116
Highland PR 235 ....
Merchants Nat .... I*l •••• 132 4
N Bk of C 212 210 216
Peninsular S. 106 300 405
Peoples State .... 171 376 ....
Utd Sav Bk 210 220
Wayne C H 330 370
Det Trust Cos .... 336 850 300
Security Tr'st .... 255 250 ....
union Trust 1M ... 134
Amer L A T 14« ....
Tli« following firmi *r« prlTll-g-iJ
to sxscuts ordars on tn» axchanga:
W. E. Mom A Cos.. * Porxh.:
Oeo. M West * Cos.. E. E. Madrono
A Cos.. H. W. Nobl# A Cos.. D. I- P*y-
Biour A Cos.. W. B McLauwhltn. M-r- I
fill. Lynch A Cos.. W. A. Hamlin A Cos..
Wm. A. Nacr A Cos.. Sinclair A Coula.
Wsodttll. Mulkay A Cos. Wm H Rom
A Cos., r. K. P-lton A Cos. Joel Stock
ird A Cos.. Bennett. Smith A Cos . W
1 Reilly A Cos.. Matthew Finn. A W
Falla' • A Cos.. Lewi* G. Gorton. Bri
tan. Woodruff A Cos.. Beancr, Cramer
A Much!. Dodd. Martin A Cos.. O'Hara.
Farris* A Cos.. Wehh. L-» A Cos.
men YORK BITTER. tM» RfMit.
NEW YORK. luly I*. Butter
Quiet; receipt*. 16.134 creamery ex
tra. S*Vfcc; creamery, eperial market,
• •\<fl>4c. Mate dairy, tub*, itft
c; Imitation creamery flr*t*. S'.m
HV. Ere*: Quiet; receipt*,. 21. R 4
nearby white fancy. 4231 43'. nearly
mixed fancy, 35fr3)»c; fresh flrsts,
little.
NEW lORK rOTTOX MtnKFT
Quotations by Paine, Webber A Cos.,
July 11. Open
January 55 29
March 25 54
May 25.73
July 27 3«
October 5* 50
December 25.2**
r
Motor Stocks
Quotation* by Wm. A Neer A Cos.,
July 11: Hid Axk
Ajax Rubber 65 4 * »■*
Auto Wheel 25
Briscoe Motor 20
Chandler Motor *6
Curtiss Aeroplane .... 41 42
Duplsx Motor 1414
Federal Motor 2 7 3k
rlreitone. n»w, com. .. . 120', 124»,
Do. preferred 103'y lf>s : ,
Flak Tire A Rubber.... 74 71
Do, preferred 10.3 101
Flaher Body 3* '4 *7
General M. tor* . ..... 114 117
Good) ear Tire A Rub.. 1?" 20?
Grant Motor* 2 5
Hupp Motor 2** 3V4
International Motor ... 6 1 .
ICelaey Wheel Srt 31
Eslly-Sprtnßfleld Tlr- . 47
Do. preferred *2 68
Lee Tire A Rubber 21 V, 22 Q
Mitchell Motors <o 62
■•tor Products 20 46
sash Motor* 76 85
Elerce-Armw .74 v 39 v
#er|e*« Motor 14 14
»rta*e Rubber ... 1 1 '
L fr««t-o-ut# 11114 13214
pupubllc Truck 7* 7 114
Itewart-Warner Speed. 63 «5
la*on Motor 17*4 1 «
Krtnehart Rubber .... 69 66
llsnal Truck 14
Bromberg Motor 26 86
kfrlngheld Body |rt 50
Hut* Motor 2d 14 46
Fnlted State* Rubber.. 62 a.*.
r, ,gplt»d Motor* 25 s 25
whit# Motor* 46 44 »,
PTHIys-O) erlsnd, com.. 114 3 2
Do, preferred 94 \ 96 \
A project ha* been revived to
Mine William Penn's bod? from it*
twllng place in EnglnM to *r. Im
Kioto* mnnanlertn to be erreted
taar Philadelphia
Ik3?\ *
r
New York Stocks
— '
I Quotations by H< ■ nM-.w •ra " • *'*■'
July 1» <*pen Mls , h I tVT '
Adv Hum. com 24's * * * . 4
A)ax Rubber <: V ‘ l « ' 4 • 4
| Alaska Gold « *
1 Alas .l»n>»u
Allis Chaim 1
Amer Can. »m C . ‘' » * •
I Do. pfd .. . l fl *. * ’*
IAmCAF. cm •' j • i ; * 4
Do. pfd . . il4 4 : - yt
I Am St Founds * * •
Am Hd A I.th i.
I Dp ifd *
Am Lid. - 1 . - ',
I Am IjOco • ' ' **
I Am Sm A Ref t , •- »
l*o. pfd .. s' l 4 * *., •*
Am b ig- Ref « 1 * ...
Ai E -
am s-iir 4 *
Am Tel A Te! . ' . .
Am T*•*■■•< i . »
I Am \\ - -* 1, pfd . -' «
Anaconda • . *'* »
At- hi*< n 414 *
Do. pfd
At 1 Cs* -
At Git A W 1 ' v 4 4
Ha Id t/-« • *
Beth >t. < I •
B-itlc S pr » .4
Calif pet
Be top M ‘-c ■
<*anad P.i I '' * . 4 «
Cen le-a' i > r • * 4 « ' • »
- 'll* e A *h •' • 4 * . '4 «
I t.’handler V
1 '"(tluniblH 4iM.- 4 : . «
I c lit \N St. ,p: 1 4 '4
! «'hi A \w »• 't * . * .
| >'M .v St P 4 ‘: '4
1 h ie Copper . -• * . - 4
! < 'hmo < 'upper . 4
t'ont Can C> '* .1"- ’» 1 *
<"*4>rn Pro Ref .» ! » !
Do pfd •«: 4 4
! I'rn ib.e S’. I ' * . k - -v
J
j Del A 11.. I.<- r; * , 11 « 4 * •
I Distill. .’P. -4-t
1 Kinie Mines i 1 1
T. Coin . 4 - S ' - -
j i >d. S .V R 1 Is 1»
'Jen Kiec’rif 13*4 l -’-. - « - .
1 ;• n Motors - • «
•St N.-th 1:d L . .
Gt. N'or. Ui e 44 » '»
Greene Can . < l 11 * 1
Mask It* ker .I'* '«
I Inept: a C p 4 • • .
j Inter Met .
lint. M<t Mai -' . « - k x * *
, t>o pfd -I • ’« -I ‘ ■ *
I Int liar N r UJ'-, II * , 11 1 f .
In t Nuke: 1 . •
I Int. Paper . S’
I K* n» •' .ppe r 42* * * -
La-k ST op, «■ x,
Lehigh Va. . • 4 • , ■ . .
e T A H 2' . 1 , . .
Ma\w-e|; m >r - * 7: \
1 ’** Ist pfd : 0
Do 2nd pfd 2'- .'4 ' . •
Mexican Pet O’ ‘ j
Miatril If p|-»r 1 ' * ' '« 1
Midvale Mee| * *« » \
Missouri New 3 l . * - 4
M.. K. A T 4 * '«
N En .v S' ( j »■ 4 t *
I NY N H A H ’•
I N. va da -n s , 1 i 4
Nor a West 122 '•
North Pa. 1 . 1 - 1 •
N Y Air U . ,! L ' ’: i .
NY Cent 3 * .
Owen It «v M '• 1 '>l . 1
<*hi.- c . .•\ * ,
I’ere Mat . *4 t 4 4
I terce arr- w
Pact, \fatl . . 22 2 2
Penney ’ . . . *>3 S ’■ ' \ 4 4
Pitts West ..3.
PITtS I'o I «*, 2.4 ;
Press St Car 2.'.
Hay Cons 22 2‘'« « *'«
Rep I A St *7 ' ? ...
head Com 1
Sears fioehek l*i k 1 *'» D- !•«
Shpe riot' Steel 4A :, l ’ I t
Sinclair Oii 434 4, - ; p: \ 4 , 1
Sloss-ShefT ' ' l r .'
South I'a-- . 0' ** 3.1*, 3.' 4 - Q
S.-uth R> 27 S 2< .2’-,
Do rPI - ,, 2 ST sft. 2. •
St tide .'4-tp. 2 x ,K 4
Term Cop *. 2 '*4. 12', 52 . \~
Texas <' 1 * *vi > 4 ’*»t 1 : tj; s
- Pt»« c 1* \ 12U IU l"a.
Tobacc 1 ’rod *3 *» MM *' * ,
T* s Mlnintr 5‘ su 1;
t’n h a p us ms 11s r s
Colon P«< .. l'.**» I'*.', l" 4 \ .
f'nit All<-\ 4 i:; i?
Ct. Claar St 112 «4 1! * S
It’ S Rob . f 1 *l7 ', *; l>• * j
17 S St»*l com 121 'fe 122*4 12 ,|l '« ! \
Do pfd 112*, IDS 17 2*« l;« .
P S St * s 1.14 ’, Id< 1, t » i«
U. S. fnd A1..1 "5 S !"!* \ 152 *'*S
CTah t’opper Ift4 P'S 1 IS I
Wabash r.,m 12 \ 12'« 5 2’,
Wabash R . 2**, 2« ? 2*
WeaT * house 4't’, 41% «- 4 *■
Wilfys Over 7 2’, 7j-_ ,c .
7>o pfd .. . 'll! 'is * 'ifi "
Wis Cent 4,40i t «at t
'W»st I'nlon 37’, *>4 S 0 i
I Wilson Tack *5 c «*:' • -
f
Standard Oil Stocks
Quotation* bv H ■rnbl' w<■ r & We*
July 1 * Mid \ ■ .
Angl o- A m t i|i 1 ■ . nf’
Atlantb It'fln'ia
Horne-Setymser i'o 1 .
Ruckeye Pipe Lln*> Cn >\
Che*ebrough Mf* t’o * *■<
I'olonial Oil «'o
Continental «* 11 « 4*’
Cr**een* Pipe Line Ci. '* 1
Cumberland l*ip» Line
Kur*ka Pipe |.m» . . .>>
Gal-Sitrnal Oil Cos. ,m
!•'«, preferred
Ttllnnt* P'p< Line
lndiann Pipe (,ine (’o ‘«4
National Ttan*’t Cos it'. t
Naw ynrk Tr»n»if Cos . • s
Northern Pipe Line tv.
dhlu <t|| fn . . 7< ", 1
1 Pierce Oil CorperaMen :
Prairie Oil A- <»*« C. 7 1
Prairie pipe Line ?7 <'>
Solar Refinlna c.», . *>3o -11
Southern Pipe Line t 194 ; .
South pi'tin Oil ft. . « *
South We*t pa Pipe L JO9
Standard oil Cos, c.i1... .4 ?■*/1
Do. Indian* 71 • •
f»o, K*n*a« 4 ’ . 1
’ >O, K er. t u* - k v 71 ■ • •
Do. Nebrn -ka .Wt
Do, New |er».ev ’ •
Do. N'» Yurk »■»
Do. Ohio .... C • 440
Swan A Kim n c
Fnl< n Tank I.:r»• Cos •*. w
I'acft ut . 1 : <•.
Wa*hingt> n i >:1 ' • < 1
Stands • 1 >il 1 »ld .-'o «
Do. *u b‘ j•, -
int't: ei Iru ro
Mid W»-M R. te • «' I>~
l'*nn M»x nr
Imperial >il . ?v,
» t itn mu hi at *
Furnished by Hornbiov , • a V, <. , .
July B p• j ' ■ x
Am. Pi bib L'tliitie* <<n
D<» r-5d r. .
Am Light A Trur iftv
Do pfd 1} ,
Aetna Explosive* > 7 ,
Ottos Service com 274 *
pfd *>. •
Chevrolet -< 0«
Coaden Oil A 41a* l; \ •, *.
Co*d»n A Cos
Cramp Sh’p >•
Dundee Arisons ..... . 1
Federal Oil . 4 u
Grant 'I >t"r*
Hupp Motor \
Maxim Munition* . 1
Osa«e Homin'
Tav fla* A Elec <' r '4
ifb r-fti ... *9l, ;
Rep Railway A LlirJit
D" pfd ... f ", f : •
South Cal. Edison . • -v
Do pfd 17' icr,
Stewart Warner ... f .4
Sapulpa Ref to,
Suh float ; 0 ,<1
tr S I.lirht A It'at
Do pfd I
T'ulted Nfotor* . .. ?' , •_ <
Midwest Jtfc . ... 11 1<• f
Midwest »»1J
Curtis* Aero it\u <
Elk Mft.iti j 1* tl \
M'rlcht Martin ... o', 1
M-feitt OM .....
l*rln»lair—#*e ptn'n n»*| l ine—'bet
la rlehf—Time* Joh llepf.—t| ,t n 4.'
Grain and Provisions
—
IIT f; »! I .1 v 'v Close The
! .-at t •• >. «*•«*;,( was firm and
| 1.-,* j. t • wet r-t noted in corn at
i t ’ i" - iins 'ifr the south*
4e - • .u n ■ 7ht4-ag.
ri-/i' i • t•.*/ influence on
W .ea* i* !»•- were again dia
rep rt that the govern*
\ f 2'. as the nia' I
-- « 41 There is n-»
ih- . \ -epl B(t under
; .. i . 4 i ;.• it r oare* to
- . . n-i- ■ pr* »ent i ondi
* • -ni.m ) f it t< nu^liTut#
H * t y. i v • , ,v ,i little v%h^At
*'* »• \ ,\ » » . ,c j. i<inn ir* c hu t tri y *
in> r •-f • *. i < I#iv *
9 i * • ; : r -. f \\ + .%? n r fil n• i
I • j•* s. Arri v h - • lib*
.
. r w r ' w frm 4H.1
*f » \fi Ai t^n
* * t n ** liberal 9*\pi>tt* j
• further
4 * • T * . 3*•* t»I ni»ur
, • £ K in All line*
T il. The fpt* n I
j r ap rn ».n '
« \ »• r. t uni ninny dr n! -
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• in f r nn ad
e * w V t < a t * H |
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Sc,
4 '* * ,ii !
:6 '. * v un - j
* 4 •' ; $217, »in<l :
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Tot rno c.n nix
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$ *>r * « ’ p#®.
t • ri 4h s#pt .
t • . A 4 * , - r ' m
v : * m > <-t %\2 r
> ' y 4 V • N jsr .-1 • $ V « '
But tar Br k
I« ’ t» _ • v ♦i '• m' r . 4ri<*
j Fen 9 r * - 30: fanrv
Livestock
* /
'III II If. 4 N • • II «KI4KI 4RD4.
i ; i:■ ’'. • 6 * 4 111 e Market'
- • I I 1 . I • wee k n 1 . .* be** .
t. •. *e e r $ i 5 >e *' hand' ,
.!•#,. b* I I*, p. r «*eer 1 ■|'99 V
• 1 r 1 I* ft '* hand v
-i • - 1' ‘ * ifh* but h- I
■ < »,.:«* e.. • •* •• j: v- k butch- !
■ Tii:. ' n COW*. |
;f ■ * ' rfi*. 6 be** 1
• * b X"* hu « ‘
t ■ 1 .. * I • n * .
f* ’ »* k»r* l h ■ milk- j
•:I. - 90 Veal |
Mir- • • ‘• e*t arad»«
»•* • 1 ' ■ • St.eep and
">r best lamb* ;
? f.-» > • 1 13 r>c <1 :1 ;
ir T * * r lamb* 112 ft 12 50 I
* • t •**'•. r- l* *-r v '•«. .iii* and
H< . * M* >Ket i
v• ' iif- t! 4 2 51t I4 ' 0 mixed
t x f»*v extra fan
*, I’' . ;
17 4*T 111 n 410 I IVF *TfX K.
' N T July I* -•
,< it* < r - • market slow
•. 1, • ■ •*'••** 3ff| ’. 7butch-:
• , ■ ?' n • 1 4 b'< *yi
1 ■ . * t’ r> mar ket *|< »
• e 26fr 16
- * p ».< »ipr* :00 j
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m ’• rk'-r* »16 50 ®1 •
r e 1 ” *ed * 571 it 15
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14 -v*. II? ;s'i 12 * f .
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’ " n • • Jt, > it »r t* 4 I'M
I 1 • ea* •• 11 4 • It 15 ■
’ ‘ - KM- 1 * C
* 415 Ia i». I e
i r «t' stead t'* 19i*
I * . V ’ 2* ."*> M 1 * «*OW« and |
«toek*r* and
-1 f >■. !<•«,*• 9.900 na r.
!..* 1 . • • ■ t nv \* f" “ Tl
••• 1 * >' .* 1 : - t 50
M w*• 1 • ’ . J•". 7f 1 5 50.
t 11.41 I 4MI 1141 'TIM K.
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. r.a* \r * *P w 2 r ' to
12 1 ■ leer •k »if; 5 i■. mi» e and an and
: er UP ’ 5 ■ v 1 1 4 ' ’ rough*.
« * -I - 11 * ;.*t le |»e.
■* %* >a k to 25c
itlM .r*r* Tl eee. pf *
ard *..p,
1,4 IV!' Re'Clpt* 100. ikr
... , • « 6.
roi I DO f I4 F. a T4»r K.
c ]« Ifegs He -
! ’ „ 1 ■ * I «■ r 1 eat ie*.
t * * -V'- «i lis 59.
»vs * x* 1 r: "a'v**- Market
; ■t. mb* Market
• .1 -1
in* »Mi tit vri.n n irk ft.
J< Rutter Extras
v « 7 x tra a. ,'t <0 h
j ‘ \ 1 7.*a- •J Prime
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DETROIT TIMES
1
r
• Produce
The produce marker « an hardly he
called weak but at the same time
commission men complain of ala- k
jof demand htv*! generally ab-w t:ade
! w h’ch g’v'e* the market an e,ie\
j ng Receipts of poultry arc not un
Usually hcg\ y, but the market, e*pe
dally for hens is n M clear ng up
It* ssed calve* are a 'hade caster on
a In. kof demand Potatoes ate down
t.* the low eat point of the seas .n and
wt.ile receipt* for the rest of »h*-
W-.-K are expected t« be high, the
ten ler.-' of the market * «! wn ward
The supply sh. rrle» was better than
u5...4 this morning and peaches w.*re
»!«*> m a >od supply
tuples New $3 25 tvi
llnnnnns 1*0: ands l.'p'tif f-H'k
s lb
Means Dried Limas. 12c lb
Merries Hll.’k leherrle*. |4 -’.l per
j bi: r» 1 rasppe.nes 74 pics. |4 black
1 m sphe-r:e* per hu
1 allfornla 1’mll« »'her $2
' *. pca.'heji | J aptic.'t* f' plums,
$. 5 pe» box
I hfrrlt-4 - *■ $ 1 • • r n
Itiesscit ( sixes Kin ir’ry
'dressed 13 .r 2 A c chol e IS-» 1 v com
m- n. IC n ■6- lb
Kresfc Vegetables Lad •' *», 50c
1-4 parsle>- 35 and 30c and o cucum
bers. hot house. 8.5 c till . iirrnt* 10c
1- / - .tulifl -wer 1: *5 ~ af-hage
I h•■ tr e a- *-n. sl2 5 hu f rr*t.-e« |a
~er crate lettuce. s<lc bu
gr-en onions 7* !-/ gr*-en peas
h< - e g -wo |2 bu ' -• t.'nu- |
toe* 23 .. ■ : 1 eiery; head
lettu- e. f: 2.5 .*.•>« -;u 4- ■ ’ "Sc per I
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thy, s'.2 5077 I•> standard t mothv, |
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1 I
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per t. n
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limes II 1} h 1 2
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melons * -i 3hc *« h
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1' t 2 c f *rts, 1* t L Bt a*.la.
2.e i l *.',ns. ii c 1 > lb nut .
n-eats >-lb - art-.ns u m -nds 50.
v, limit* 3f s>ecar.s. *■’ 1 • -aniits
r <aate<| r'an y 71c .1 in-b . 72c lb.
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ttnlsns 7' *\-1 ■ Hero, is f 7 3
2 per .as-
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JOBMI Nt. PM 14 I’s.
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c . rr x *»n, $' * -t 1 ■-> rn
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•e * st; . : t 4.’ ;*4 1, 'Sn I V early
;n f: V sniru'-n. tall 12 4.* mar- ,
- wf a • --eas $ <5 ear'-- dune s'3s
' -a' s. st., r.di. 'd $2 ' a- t
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r-.e,' urn. 1 * O ~J sane . 20 i 22. Rio. •
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7 - • tns .t’! 2 *. I h
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ns: If flt » m Id 1 tries $* rack- I
e-. -rn $* : 3 c ■ arse ,--n mea,
h, p feed $ ■*'- ' j»r f n in .
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$1! J I
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je* hhl . f 134 1. n e: ch • pa jer ;
sac k •
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1 «rr»»- hide- ’'c N’o
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the means to reach with maximum comfort, safety and con
venience, every point of interest to the traveler.
By securing Pullman accommodations, the traveler is
further assured of safety, due to the strength of the car con
struction, security of health, due to the scientific cleaning and
sanitary methods employed, and the convenience resulting
from the service of fifteen thousand efficient and experienced
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and, if for any reason passengers are unable to make the trip,
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immediately refunded.
hxperienced representatives stationed at every principal
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special parties with private cars, containing dining room and
kitchen, arrommodating from eight to eighteen persons, in
charge of a competent chef, porter and waiter, or, if desired,
complete trains consisting of baggage-library, sleeping, dining
and observation cars.
r
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PHILADELPHIAN
TO BE ENVOY
TO JAPANESE
WASHINGTON. July 10 Row
!*ni Mnrr * Philadelphia, "will b*
fnifed Srarott amba«j«adnr to
L<p n, 'f ho « 'ound
r.ho srovornmonf s’ Toklo, It t*a«
oftrned rfhi ally today The imual
forma! Inquir es haio beon «ont to
Japan to aimr'vn her a'tltude
Mnrrlr ;« :pdf*r*» , ood 'n ha<eheon
“orommended by M<*rormiek,
airman,, of the IVrnorratir nation
L eommlttoo
yfn Jfdvpnisnmont hv
The Pullman Company
i
Y* 1 0 Cars of the Pullman
Company are today
operated over one hundred and thirty-
PROBE SURE
WHOEVER
NAMESJURY
Jasnowski Won’t Sulk
If Recorder’s C ourt
Has Jurisdiction
GUTMAN TRAILS
INTEREST ( ASH
Must He Returned To
County Treasure,
Prosecutor Rules
Whether the itraiul Jury !>, ruin
moned by th" I'treuit eourf or «he
recorder (« court, there will be i
thoro cleaning up of «Tairft of public
office* of I>etroit and Wayne county
and auch other matter* a a will be
brought before the jury, according
to Prosecuting Attorn*' Charles H.
Jaanom **ki
The prosecutor reft!ires that he
will ha'e to earn his i robe before
the recorder's court, if the state su
preme court holds tha* Judge Con
nolly acted within h * rights when
he summoned \ grand jur> to In
vestigate various public offices
"If doesn't mak* any difference to
me whether I appear before a cir
cuit court Jurv nr one that is called
by the recorder s court,” -aid Ja*
nowski "1 intend to oeep right on
digging up all *he i-vldence l can
not <>nlv concernmc public offV e*
but private busln*‘'S combines All J
tbs' evidence w:l| h* submitted to
’he grand ’<iry In th* circuit or re- i
corder's cour’ Mv only reason for .
obJ*'cf ing to the r»-conler’s cour* In- ’
qntry was that I fear**d all our work I
would be * |t were decided
after 'he Invest .cation tha’ the re
corder's court has no grand jur>
power ”
If 'be recorder’s rig? ’ to summon
a grand )ur> is '*»*nl* and by the «u .
preme court If will be wiihin the |
authortfy *if •he c.-cult court »o en
gage ,1 spe't il prosecutor who will
act without pay Conci-rn'nc the
possible appoln'ment of 'he special
prosecutor Jasnowski «ald
' ! «sk*-d the Judges » 0 make such
a provision, because 1 didn't want
*o give any on*' an opportunity to
«ay tha* I favor*-.1 friends Perhaps
some friends of mine mlgh* b** in
volved in \ grand ury Investigation
if such would be ’h*’ case I would
like to have a special prosecutor
’here to take charge so tha’ no one
could *«' l favor*-.! anyone"
If the recorder's cour* 'ake«
chance Prosecutor It«nnw-ki would
be associated with James H Pound
who wa« named special prosecutor
bv Judge fonnol’y when he gran'ed
s he petition for a grand Jury, * ib
mit’ed by Aid Ross .
Continuing his investigation tn'o
! he scandal in rounti treasurer e
office. Jasnow.sk ha.-* ordered one of
hi* assistants Gerald Gioat to ex
amin*d ’he ro ccr<!s in 'he cir -ult
court comtrt«sioners' office *o check
up all tax receipts oh land con
tract, *ha' nav. b* en introduced a»
evidence before the commission* rs
In case, where a land contract is
involved It is neces-an to show
that the taxes have Seen paid, so
THURSDAY. JULY 19, 1917.
that there can be no queatlon aa to
the validity 4>f ihe document. Many
large real estate firms, after filing
Milt to oust a man who has fallen
behind In his payments, have learn
ed that they had to pay their taxes
Tho Jasnowski has no specific evi
dence. |t Is said that 'he plaintiffs
m these cases were prone to dash
into the treasurer’s office and pay
their money to Anthony J Kicks,
the mortgage tax clerk There Is
no way of chei king these
in the treasurer’s office
Auditor William Gutman W’ednes
da> morning received several replica
to letters he sent to county officials,
asking if tho\ had ever appropriated
to their own use money received as
interest on countv funds County
Clerk Milton Oakinan sent l«o re
plies, one towring his record as
sheriff and the 4*ther referring to
his work as county clerk In each
case, Oakmun declared that all mon
ova entrust, and 14V him were deposited
in commercial accounts which drew
no Interest Similar replies were re
celv,-d from W illiant Te»,gan. chief
clerk of the justice courts, ‘ Henry
G Nlchol. circuit court commission
er. James M Glover, clerk for Com
mission* r Nlchol; Charles M John
son. clerk tor Circuit Court Commla
,-ione*l Samuil I, May. Gutman Is
still awaiting replies from George
r Gaston, former sheriff. Otto Htoll.
register of deeds. Judge Henry S
liulbert. of the Juvenile 4-ourt and
Commissioner May
Former Countv Treasurer* Moel
le**, Stein and Vergouw have admit
te,i thai t,iey t(V'»k tax interest mon
ev and have *-tated that they were
ready to return 1* Prosecutor Jas
nowski has told Treasurer Gjeen to
lo«e no time in accepting the money
Moeller says the amount he received
from this source totals $1.3(12 77.
Detroit Bank Clearings.
Detroit hank clearings for July lk.
l$l" werw fit. 334,371.11 tofnl clear
ing-i for 1917 to da'e are sfxi 1.793.-
>*C. 74 a* Against 11.997.954 STT 4't
for the corresponding period in 191A
kii.in m men
n.*;:N. n. July 14 HutTsr 35
1111>* s |.,1 at 17 ' n** change from
last »**H
GREAT RACIFIC
HORTHWEST" I ALASKA
Low Summer ares
On the inavj'Vjoumatj visit?
YellomstonC'Golorado Springs
'Salt Lake? Citij' , nrul Rockvj
mountain. Tlational Park*
OrcqonADashinqton Limited,
leaves Chicaqo dailij 9-40
P 11V through to Portland'
Tacoma - Seattle»
For 200 miles bq claqtiqht
parallels thedTlajestic Co
lumbia River, and. neu> Co
lumbia River/luto Hiqhiuaq*
Tlie river and mountain.
vieu> fi-om observation car
jilotac are voorth. a trans
continental trip*
IT. R. AteTwndor. O. A,
II F nrl S» .. W ',4
t»etr**H,
Tslephvae 31 Mu 4M4
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DETROUcIRUSriPMPANy
** /«nNcn Fonrr ft smmy ymtvn, oppositi posiwkc
MASCOT DINES
WITH TROOPERS
"Skinks” Marches To Canteen
When Dinner Bel]
Rings
Among the patient would h* din
ers lln.*d up In from of the canteen
lunch room *A the Detroit branch of
the National league tor Wnnsn’s
Scrvi*-*, No. 22 W’ttueiell-st , Wed
nesday noon, was a small *hHggv\
terrier, the Thirty first Michigan in
fantry mascot, called "Skinks"
"Skinks” stood quietly in the
ranks, wagging his stubby tail when
one of the soldier lads spoke to him,
hut never moving from his pTara
When the oRl« er in charge called
the men to attention and ordered
them to turn about and march in»o
Go canteen dining room, Sklnk*
moved with the rest and marched
along to get hi- dinner, too
And I* w is a good dinner—Ham
burg* r steaks .vith mashed potatoes,
beets, cinnamon buns and other
rolls, imffre and pie The men who
are fed tn groups of 30. 4o and f»o,
seated at tables holding Id a? a
table, seein**d to relish the food. Tha
dinner was seivel by women prom
inent in social and club circles who
volunteered as waitresses on three,
hour *<htfts
Outside of the canteen ihr street
• « fairly blocked during the meal
time with crowds of men and ?»oys
who wa'ch the soldiers eat and ap
parently long themselves for a tas'e
of the savory smelling food.
Th,* canteen serve* th, men break
fast. dinner Htid supper, beginning
at 7 JO o’clock in the morning, and
serving until the same hour at night.
Following the meals, the soldiers
are permitted lo rest .md smoke in
Grand Circus park, a bill hour being
allowed for each meal
Printing—lhs plain n*«( klnii —that
Is rls h»—Tlnif • Jo S I)rp4— Vfaln l*ln.
CIIIIIIEE nil v
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