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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2R, 1917.
STOCK MARKET
TAKES SLUMP
W'eukneHg Quickly Follows
Optimistic Opening
Prices
NEW YORK; Au* 2« The New
York Lvcnlng Sun financial review
l uesdity said;
The weakness which developed at
midday in today * Flora market was
the logical result of an over Indul
g* ncc In optinilam by the traders 1n
the first hour While bUKlneaa was
at all times light, prices were bid
up quit* sharply In some cases
t»ain> of a fraction to a point or
more w. r** made In the steel, ship
ping, cuulpmen* and certain special
ty issues The copper shares were
weak and the sugar stocks were at
first inclined to be reactionary on
price fixing, but the selling was very
limited l.osses were considerable
in the munitions group A few sub
stantial selling orders were put in
Just before noon United States
Steel lost over a point.
Trading continued dull to a de
cree. Business In bonds also was
restricted and changes were slight.
*
Detroit Stocks
A ■ —'
HOMMVt <| t or »Tinas
Vug 37 Open High Bid Aek
a m- Wh Led 1* \ ....
\m l.t ATr . ... 3*7 293
piil . . ... IftfW lft?
\ut in mi > < .. i*•
Am I uu i til 37 33
I • i. ( id «4
\.t •. 1 i «»\ U
M< wet 11• >ller .. . 3*
Hur Ail .Math .. . . 22*
:. r* t « *1 Ir -n 6 4 s', • %
i*. i fit * 4 •> , y
i tu>\ • ..Ift M«r <"
• It • rv ;«•«> 26V 173
pfd •* »•
I*( 'ft ill S t.-ad l % • •
i < luni ■'iigar t? 13
itn ti * 11 . c * S
i’rut M t r * *'«
m t .1 i» f 71 7' *it
. • l: ) a TANARUS, .4? .’.ft
Du. pfd . . . 7$ 7 S
' ur (I I l|»i-*n 11 * %
1> . i>f new <*
I * % <*V H V Xrl . . * *
■ .-I < ’reamerv 2$ 4
- • F. Y n<• . - ■ in'*
l >f* 1 A. S nn I* • • •
1»e pM I rt %
I»r* United 107 110
Msll l.amc J"
i**: ' a.• • • *•
i died A ' IS •• • •
r>.. * t* *»4
Ft r 1 of Can lift
A A H Cos 40
r> pfd »*s
»ro »l M' t * % *4 04, *4
M# . Lhc p t'.< 2ft**
Ud si I, > (13 l'%
'!■ '» • • • 1
P« Isl ... ....
Inn >ll -. *r 'I
ft S hr. sg- . .. :*l 104
I>o P M .102 lit
Vex c, pi* ft .... 10
Mi. }, >?.,t p 13 14
«" .I*l. 1«H
Ml- I '•'us xd *:
l* pfd >•>
v (i r vd. * w
Minn - gar 120 ....
»
M, *i»r ('red **
V, » 100
' Tm ;>M . M 92
Prnlr*i:!ar .... 90S . •
l*S * •la ■ .* Fl
I >. . > f and *7 100
Park V*r. • ft -■ - 186 It*"'
t. -ft ft*\
4>S 1 K e | Mt rolt 21’?
I a.k. t • 10* 10*
Prudrlen S' h I 212
It* M i 29%
se-»tten I»• 11 -n ’0
TANARUS(« .ii « 'r'> 2*
V*-ir in rfd ... .... * ....
r>.< pfd »*
'▼hl*e Ht a * x and ... SO
\V |v« -n» « m .... * *' i
Hants and Trwat r»n,«»lf«
\m»r .-tat" IS* 11® AT*
Central ■mv I*o 100 **o
Hetc it -»*' -* 5 ....lift
nt ' ■ .- >• 704 . 3««
lit 1j § H
K A O !'> Nat .... I*4 115 I*l
Kir «t -<» .*.• I**
Highland P - 2»0 7U
14r r* ’ an» « v at I*° 1 "1
y,• p f i m 3i? 33"
171 r*
”t ■
»*0 370 ....
pt.t Truat Cos .... 3'» 3&ft *OO
gn '.rltv Treat .... 261 2*ft ;•••
rr n ru»t « 110 I*o 1»«
Atntr LIT I*o ••••
T tf following arms »r, pr’vP*g*<l
r-. *»a,--ite ord*'a on in* •gohsnga:
W F Mcas A Cos., Cgrlyl* A Poesh.:
r»eo. M W-xf A Cr> K K Mir-rmi
a <o H 'V. No Ms A Cos. l> I* »sy
trtour A Cos, W B MeTjiughlln M*r
nil lAn-li A Cos.. W A. Hsmlla A Cos,
Wm A N<-»r A c'o., Otnelalr A 'o>’l»
Wsudsll. Mulkay A c>. Wm H Mo,*
A C ll F K P*lton A -’oel .*tock
,rd A Cos. *4*nn*;t gtrHh A Cos. W
i.- A Cos Matfh»w Finn. A VV
Wall*' *■ A ro, CJ llertoii, Bai
rn Weodr'iff A Cos.. Banner.
Vt irhl T«o4d Martin A Cos.. ) Hirv
F,A >'o W*hh Ic* A Cos.
hi
ii nn « orrun «Tft( K»
''Suotatl. nMiv MornM«»wer A \V*#k*.
th- r Bid Aak *d
S«titn A f 1'
S n*a v rr*« 1.
"nt Mtn
Mlit \,t 3\ 3N
In* »•••/** ■ •
,ho ’n',V iii 6o
,w, .na ... 43 4ft
lhe | »oiig t ’* ’ *•
• en* ' ornr it* 1■ ‘v I'
3« : '* 30 S
"o ‘.n I', 3 4a 1
Ttl O . m. —i ■■
ILVER AND
HE SILVER STOCKS
fUra'ia* silver i« now focusing tha attanMon of Investor* tn
. J' *<l ;>n ri« >•( tha founlry, wn hava praparart A HPKCIAL PAMPH
If T n « ■’••"ip «*f wilvar prnpartlaa that ahould ba hanaflttad bv
* < rising prlca of tha mats I. This Uttar praamta a ahort but
**•' < lnprahanalva vlan of a*rh pn.party, rmbnrln*
*, (l i t ion*. ni n«o>' imv MI.VRR Kiar.
*« *m •mr.ir, (mi mod m.n«»o(i
JIM MITIKB !f\£r
\\Afn\i»A ni:nn mm; »oi m hm m
ni;(un («((. | . no «F mi veh miak.a
, mi. i i* nn\ u non „ i onrv
him.him ni\M nan- hmii mivih
ni Krii.n mim*« n * ,,H ir.tn
HI m A Mff- MO I* A V *TKW (HT
MIIIH m (uan (oa«, *1 irraa
I II IDOMI HI, MIMA* IX4M TKMIAK (RIM.
i (MiiU’i " M,,n IT,H tita *ic ,T(an.
I («H not H.pim. mu
(HI I Mill a 111 (- ni nu TnM>. RKI MOAT
(M, MCVtnt w»M)i;r tiimi. KiriMioa
i iidiini* mpi*«lßO roMi MiMMi
till 11.11% (IIM. dOHTII AT A H 1. %. KiriTlM.
Mf.lt; Mil HI I K IIATMUO Ml.(Ill ITAM (IT.X
m:i.i. n prani m«-iti mo u iicmi
i;mm i mi, phi (t>; i(ia a. u t»i ran
»*i hi k i ■ ii.i a iii'*( i p.-ki i.( uii m u r
>n (Mi.hiim;* hk a ion*. mink* in. or
111. • | \ Min iikatkm mi* k* amkiiica
r’opiaw ma’lai without fhar**, on raquaat.
Oar dlrart prlmlf aln »*» <U laadtna Martial aaatara anafclaa na
t» al«a firrptlnaal aarwlra an ardara far Malar (|arli«, Minina and Oil
*,nrk« and I nrh Indnalrlala.
Xa carry tka ,ka«a alack, an raaaanaMa maratna.
Charles A. Stoneham & Cos.
I'rnokirnl IlnlMlna. Ilatral*. f adlllna at.VI
I’rlvata |aa«*d Wire a\ Mam fonnartm* alt rujr offlraa In thn fo|.
a Ina r>tl aa
Vt.u yr*f:K Plllt. (I'PI.PH IA « HICAtJO
Fb>rrr*S TMFOXTO HAftTBORri
pwovtnr.vrr
New York Stocks
J
. i . ——^
Quotation* by llornblnwer A w*rka
Aug 37. t»p*n High Close
Atexku (told.. 6'* 6'« 6', 6 1 ,
Alll* <hslinr* J* ’» J* ** 3**» 2**»
Am Aat I « "m. 91', 0191 91 l *
Antrr I'mrnm 44 44 4* 43
Am C* F com 73S 74 71 73
Am Btl Fnd's *74 AT**>, *«H
Am II A L, pfd «4 ’* **S «1 *3
Arn Lin com- 34’, 2*’, 2* 4 -*4
r*o, pfd .. 6.'S *:s 6i S 6i S
Am Yft.K-om. .■< 47 4 4r>4 6114
Am hnielt A IClftO', 10ft', 994 !<94
Am Sugr Ref 117 \ 117*, 117 4, 117
4lit 14**t Sugl *•*, 6*4* 6*4 **4
Am Woolen.. &04 6ft 4 60 4 50 4
Anaconda .... TS*, 73‘, 73*, Tl',
Atehl*..n 9* T ANARUS, 99 6*4 *9
All Coast L ..10»** lo*\ 1064, 10*V
At Hf A W In 1074 1074 1064 1064
Baldwin Ijo<:o 44V, t>*4 6*’a 664
Balt A ohl**.. 44*, 4*’, *»4 **‘»
firth Star l. .. IMt. 1144 HI 114
Class B 1114, HIV Jft*4 1104,
Buttr A tiupa. 36 36 3* 4 3*4
Batopilu* Mn 14 >4 14 14
• ana Pacific. 1*24 I*3', I*l4 1614
On Laathar. . *9 S9 *7 *74
Crrr-» dr Pas. *3\ 33 4 -73 4 **4
ChSsap A <>hlo 5? 69 f>*4 ft *4
Char.d Motor. »2 V, *2', *1 914
Columbia Mas 41 41 40\ *o\
chi tit West. 104 104 104 I°4
Do. pfd . 314 3»4 314 3l 4
Cht A North 10* 10* 10* 10*
(hi, M A St P <7U *7 V, ** 4
Oil. It I A P 3ft ** 31 30 30
Chile Copprr. 1* 1* 1*
Chino Copper. .’>4 6t 63 4 6*
Colorado Fuel 4**, 46*, 4* 4 4*4
Corn Prod He 33 4 *2'j *1
I Jo. pfd.... 9H 6* 9* 9*
Cru Sterl Cos 7*', 7*4 * * l * 766*
Cuban Cane S 34 4 34 V, 32 4 32 4*
I >rd A Hud .10:4 1064 1"6 106',
List. 5«e...... 26', 264 2*4 3*4
KrU 234 234 2*4 234
(fast W A W 4 1 414 404 ft
Can Motor, 113 113 IIP, 1114
rjoodrleh Tt Cos 4K 4* *7 4 *7 4
tjulf S St 10*6, lft**» Ift3 103
Ct North . pfd 106 V lus V 10RV, 10*4
tit North, Ora 3*4 3*4 36 4 364
Oranbv . *P» -H4 *1 *1
Illinois "mi t"l», PM'* IM4 I Oi S
lnspr Copper 54 54 6S l i 6SV,
Inter Met. *4 !• 4 **4 I*4
I*o, pfd 64 4 54 4 64 64
Int M* r Mar 37”, 24 33 *, 33'*
I >O, pfd 604 61 4 9ft 9ft 4
Int Nickel. 37’, 374 374 37 4
Int Pap*r 31*, 314 314 314
Kan 1 South 19'* 194 1•» 4 194
K*n Copper 41'* 424 414 41*,
KrMy Spg Tire 45 46 46 45
I.* 1; >t C,,. **l4 *«4 6', 4 US',
Ihigh Val. *1 *1 *1 *1
Max wall Mot . 324 33', 32 4 32 4
Vt ax 1* an Pn 9f 4 4.'V 64 *»4
Miami Cop ,t« \ 36 V 344 B*4
Mtdva’e Str#| M', '.C, 6.14 54 4
M > P As M 1 ft? Ift 2 Ift 1 v I*l V
Missouri new .<1 U 2*J o ’,
Vatlon*! t.**d 64 54 64 54
N lln A St 4ft'* 4 rt '* 4ft'* 4ft'*
N V \ H AH 32 3?4 IP, *P.
Nor A W*st 11* 1* 1* I**
N V Air P 129 129 179 12**
N V Central V 4 4 »4\ »4 «4
V V A a VV 71’r 214 214 2P*
Ohio c Cat 334 624 6ft 6ft
Per* Marqu't* 1* 1* I*4 174
Pitts - West 2*4 29 2* ?«
P• r. n»v I 534 624 524
Pttfs Coal 47% 4* 47 4 4*
Pullman 142 14 2 14: 142
Mas c-rusol ?«4 27 3*4 2«\
p- .-it <ug . 504 6ft 4 sft »* 6ft 4
Rep r A St ««% *7 *3 *54
IVad'ng *9 «9 **4 47 \
S V 1. R rfd 2:4 37 4 27 4 2*4
Sears B *bk 1*5% I*'.% I*s 4 HP',
Super St 41 41 41 41
.“In x r t»i| 404 4ft 4 4° *"
S 11 *b P»i 9,’, 94'* *44 *4'«
South K. 2* " 2* 274 274
no. pfd 6*4 6*4 v*
- tiidebakrr c 67 4 62 62
't .nn ' ’'"'P I*’, 1* ’* t* 4 1* %
1. x*« Cos pft 1 4 ft 17'. 17« 4
To ha 1 o Prod 7* 7* V :*S 77
r - Mining «1 61 *1 41
Cnlon I‘a<* 13-.', 134\ 17*S l3s».
In t AI loi 43 « 3 4 3 4 3
Cnlt c ; g -*»rs t 24 '» 17‘ 4 123 V 124
mitad rriilt 1294 pft 4 1264 12*4
!’ S Rubber 42% 4 3 47 >, g;s
T 3 .Steel 122 122 1 220 ’. lifts,
no. pf.l 117 117 117 IP
1- s Atari '.‘a 1014 104 4 P 4 104
V s Tnd At 136 1.3* 13*% 137
Ctnb Copper lftl I*l 1004 Iftl
Vlr car Cham 3<\ 3*', 7«V 3*s.
" ab;ieh Ift’, P 4 104 C 4
fto pfd A 49 19 4* 49
"e«tlngbOil,T 47 *74 (7 4*4
Wlllva-Cvar 31 31 3ft
" e*t Mar 1 s Pt, 1• \ P %
3VI >S»>n Park *3S *44 *4*, «4
r
Standard Oil Stocks
j
Qu. tatlons b> Mornbl .war A Weeks
\ug *’7 B'd Ask
Anglo-A mar »»i 1. new. I*4 20
Atlantic i.'dune *. o. . . 9 9*o
1 n '-I'.smst-r •*■» it ll 4 3ft
14 lie ke \ e Pipe T.l n a Cos., 47
C||. - u I’gli MIK * 3>o 410
Colonial • »il < ‘o. . . 6ft
font m nt ill **il Cr ..“■ttftu 527
Crescent Ptpe Kino C*o . 37 79
Cumberland Pipe I,ln* 19"
Kureka pine in* 215 22
tial Stg (»lf Cos . .-cin 1" 167
I in. preferred 139 )42
lllkll ts Pipe Line ii.x 2.30
Indians Pip* Line C<. 99 loj
Ngi..nal Transit Cos 14 14
N* •• V rk Tran- t < 'o, 2ft*
N'orfbarn Pipe l.ine i o 104 IftM
1 *l.l*l on 24*
Pi* r< • <»il t ’or|uirgl.. o 1? 124
Train* Mos .'66 oA*>
r *rslrie P'p. |,in* 2*7 IT?
ft la r Refining 3«o 3*ft
.*outh Penn • ul Cos *26 *4a
South "eat Pa Ptpa 1. 11* 115
.•far-dunl (» 1 I'o . Caltf 2'o 265
1'.., ’ndiana "4 377 ft
1 >a. 1611 n aus 61’ 64ft
In. K -l,tli> kv 3,5 37ft
r». . Nebraska 490 61st
f*.., V w .let *■ v 61 6*5
V. New ..f* . 2*ft I*7
I >o. f»hlo ... 46ft 4*9
swan A Finch Cos. . I ftft 11 9
I'nlon Tank Lln* Cos 10; tn.\
Va- uuin ttil « . 571 376
V’ aalilrgi. n (»il ( < 32 76
standard »mi old Stock llftft
f*. hubs 1525
Inti pef-ol* Min .... ns 12%
M .1 " eat Refg 176 177
• eufi Mexican 46’, *9
lU9(i* r lal Oil 39ft 410
Kii.iv n 1 ttr.n
FlAilN. 11l Vu* 26 Rutter, 41 <-
bid no sales Ijist week a prl> a, 40^
4ft V
f~
Grain and Provisions
I mw ! >mJ
CH|c.\«j(» Aug J 7 ‘Conflicting re.
p..rt* on the ptagieaa of the c<rn
1 rap resulted m little activity in corn
future, today, and they w.-re Arm
around Saturday a Hoatng
Dtremher corn ofened %r lower
and later f.’. tinl ’,«• at an penlng
of 11.*7*, May .petted ai II ft'.V up
V,c. and a old lat<r 4«- down.
(>ata were firm in sympaths with
-01 n in 1 temher opened un< hanged
and iatt 1 ah<»wed n*> change fiom the
rpvnlng of 22V I'ecemltat .pen.-d
down V4' at 57c and latei was up
%c. May opened at 57c. %wn %<
and declined V
Provlalons were Irregular on a
slow and higher h-'K market.
DETROIT. Aug 27. Clnae All the
gialna ware unchanged and inactive
at the op# nii.t 'line vui. no early
v. h.*ut uii itaiT- ns ft in Chicago, but
a emnll adtanco was uuoted In corn
and oata.
Mlllcra continue to huv wheat m
open market aou will d#> a until
Sept. 1. They buy tuther : lowly and
'ep. rt a «iMl't fl ui «lrn Htul l>ut *v-
I*■ t a m ic active tra... n a eh'trt
time berauae of depleted stocks
The promise of warmet weather
was espected to . ncouragr bears to
sell corn, but their 1* «tl!l enough
f#ar of In M to prevent active oper
ic in* on the fenr s! ’e and the earl'
market was Aimer then « xpected In
the lo.ul mat ket < .in w as In demand
ard nothing ft'r lole. *.opting in an
advance <>f Be early ,n ih« dav Cash
corn is c .mlnif In ab.wl,. and Mocks
are small. Consume 1 s have much
trouble securing supplies.
Oats ar» holding better than ex
pected and tlie lug flood of receipts
ha* not material /*d Farmer* ar«
keeping their oats mu’ «pp*at d*t<r
mined not to >-*ll at fb.e present level
Other n atktts i«port farm, t * put
ting their oats in hinx and n t -ell-
Itifi. •
f:< p. rts of the ftsing of m tiest
prices by lioover have all prosed
premature. l»oalera expert t■. know
whet* they are at in a few dass
Hears at* steads and a large . r• j
expected I'l > .l»e .. f mtS«lflg fr.-at f ' r
aboil t 3ft rt:.' 4 tro.re
Wheat Is dull and unchanged, at*
declined 4e, corn advanced 5., and
the other grains and seeds were
steady
Mondas s wheat iiuotations Cg,:.
No. 2 red. 12 16. No. | white $2 in
Monday's co.-trs* i:uin ouotatlons
( nrn Cash No 2 tt '.*4 7 sei|o»
I' '*s No t j.ll'sx 11.94 s'ats
Standard. 57c Ne. 3 white 64. \r. 1
w 1 It* 55. 11 v e .'ash V 4 s’7s
-'eptemt .r, 91 7? H.-ans linmedin'e
and 11. tn'd shipment $7 .‘5 Oct.. .*r.
$ f
Oct. bet. 11.7. aleik* sll »'» timoths,
• 2 9c
World's wheat exports ,»•' week
wer< K>;,74 bu , ng iinst 9,6<'.,9an bu. a
week ago and 1 2 40* "ftft bu a • e:it
ill'".
pr-marv t>lv*at 1 -r» pts were 1-
27‘.0" * lot . gninst ?f c ftft" bu. a
s • a " :>L ■
l.x t*» t s-. 1 ►•it aid f-.u: Mon
dav, 1 ,■ 1 t
Visible suppls changes Wheat.
444 i>"9 >ll de. resse rnrn, '7."ftft bu
In cease on', 9,V 1.0 •>ft hu decrease
f» er elpt « ..f V heat Monday Pllluth.
7 • ■ s. aiaalnst 9 4 a y*a ag. Mlnne.
up dis 43*' car' against 1 9 sv imi-
I ej. hi at 1 against 4*4 Chicago,
17 *r* npatnat 74 snuthw-est. 771,ftft(J
bu amtinst 1.1"'..<30ft bu
I>e. tMa In th< I.erroit msrk*»
Monday included l." "• t»1»iof dour,
:r. >»its .w b< h 1 7 f c..' 11, 4" of oats
ant 14 -.f ts< SI ipmen. S w -r» 2 ftftft
bids . f I?.- ir. ; (3(30 lu of corn and
ft.ftft 1 hu >.f oats St... K« are 1 *94 ftftft
n*i i' v lic.i’ * ft’ hu of corn. 77 qoo
hu f sts r.nd *. ftftft bu of rye.
( 1414 \t.O (.It 4l\
f'MirAOf' Vue 27. Opening
coin 1 teceml>*r down ',e. May up
% ciats -Upt*mb»f unchanged.
Idecemna.- doss n Mas dosx n 4c
Provisions (Jeneralls hlghsr
Noon corn I .*.-»nihsr up '»<• May.
l'.'xn V 16s t s September un
changed l>» -»mber. tip S°, May,
down 4«- Ft. visions Irregular
I‘lose I', rn llecsmber tips ISe.
Mas Up % <'at« September up 6, c
December up M • up 4. Pro
visions g< nerglls hlgbe-.
Quotations bv Paine Webber A
<'o , Aug 27.
Open High le>w. Close
Corn
n*. 1 «:% 1 ft 9% 1 .7 v 1 Ai',
Mas I ft.*, 1 '«S 1 (34% 1 (34*.
1 lg t •
Sept 62% f.B«, 52 4 67 4
J .*.- 5.7 644 ' 2% 54
Mas 5 7 5 7 % 544 7 1
I‘..rK
Sept 42 5" (2 'ft 42 .7ft 4’ 7n
del (! 7ft 41 «7 tl ftft 41
I. ird
Sept .‘2 •; 22 «: 22 7ft 2? «7
oc» • • 2: 6,*. ?“ n: •? *5
lan 21 75 21 77 21 65 21 *7
n hs
Sept ".7 Ift ?7 1 5 2 7 Ift 2? 1
l let . J 7 oi 2? 07 22 9 2 7 (3 7
Jan 2" 6ft 2" 4" nt ",n 2ft 7"
Tori no (,im\ >i uiki i
T* il.fvDO tt . Aug. 27 -Close,
"peat Cash. $ " Ift t '..t t i i**
f' 9 1 h' 'nicer $1 Ift V. May. 1 ft*4-
'•ats ('as' 574' September, 55’,'’
Peramhei 54. May. 5?> v . Rye
• 'ash. 51 '■ t'loverseed Cash *;?7>3
(October 11 3.2 ft l'cretTthe. sl3ft74
Marc s''!s \lsik» t 'ash $' I sft
Tim thy 1 ash. I’ 75, b- it ember. It
i' t. her, f. .■' Butte. look cream
et \ ir. tub creamers, t ' Fggs
r. eb candled. 39, : sanes selects t ’C
Has N ■ i timoths IL- Vo tim
•■*b 3'4 mixed. |lt loass mixed.
11-7
f
Motor Stocks
k ' , >
Quotation* furnislieci by \\ in \
Aug. 27 Bid A«k
A lax Rubber ** 47',
A..to Wheel 2"
Briscoe Motor -o
Chandler Motor .... . '.*4 *l’,
Col* Motor ... 11ft
Curtis Aeroplane 474 114
pllplex M toi 14 *4
h'ede 1a I Mot' .'5 .7
Flahet Bods .46', 39
Fisk Tlie A Rubber.. . 46 70
Firestone, new 116 ll*
Do, preferred .... Hi2U lot',
General Motnr< 'll 4 112 4
chandler Motor *1 , 624
Goodrich Tires 17% ♦*'*
(•rant Motors . .
Hupp Motor c • 4 -7 *,
Jrtarnatlonal M.-t.-r
Kelly-bl * ingf eld- Tire ’ .% 45
Kelaey Wh* .-I cp
Tire A Rubber . . • V<
Milter Itnb’ut ft'• 17 f '
Nash M«.tots ... 6 7 9 2
Motoi I’toiluctfc 35 42
Nash Motors *# ?0
1 e.-rb sa Motor . 17 14
Tierce Arrow 3x .79
Portage Rubber 4*. • 15-3
Republic Truck 54 Aft
6aX on Motor .. 15',
£> rlpps-Booth jft
Signal Truck
St ew art-Warner Hpe*d. 57 .57 4
Stromberg .Motor .... 23 2x
Stull Ml ! 1 1
Rubber .... *0
Lilted jfttat--- Rubber . *2% *-'S
Lulled Motors 21 , 23V
Wills * OV«l land ’ I
I>o, preferred .... ;• • av
White 45 4*
4 int 6440 Htrri n a irk ft
Aug 27. Rutter Kx
trsa, 41 , ftrat« tic dairy exttas.
2'.'fl4ft%c. flrsts .*<31.7740. I.uu.-
7’nme < rdtnary. SStti.l# f!*«!x
37c Che#.,* T ‘ Ins 22 4tl -3c
young Anierlca*. Live
p.diltry Foxels 2ftti23r ducks 17
21c. geese 1 * I*c springs.
*urkey, ( ||c 7'n*aloes Receipts,
7c ears; Wiecons>n *1 JftCt 16 6lln
nesota, It iSfri 2ft, Jersey,, y; 3fter
l.»«
Rl TTI II 6\ l» K 4.4.•
PKTn'tlT Aug 27 Buttei Fte,h
creamers- extra*, tlx. Hist* 29t)|7 , '4c
per lb V*' -<*f Arm
L,-i - I leh Mi *s -an ••> t« ■e - *
firm at JA'TTMe per and g, t ,n ad\an< *
of a rent.
DETROIT TIMES
t
Produce
> 1 ■ ■' —w
Th* market was bar* of poultry
this m.>rning having • leaiicd up on
Saturday, with nothing in on the
early del sene*, and th* salts*’ w-h«
ttue of dtessed calves. Rece.pts of
was and green beans from m-ar-hy
grower-, are unite free, the market
being correspondingly lower. « ana
dlan tomatoes .xr* ale ■ lower on
heavy receipts, but with th*s“ excep
tion* the market was called «tead>.
llil' klei.. : r.es are coming In a little J
soft at present. There is m> iaige
supply of peaches. hut California
giap<.‘, pears and plume are plenti
ful and in good demand
Apples Harvest. s*6oo 4 r* r hbl
lln n n 1111 x Good shipping Stoeg
4 *- n i lb
!le*ns T'rled I.lrras 17c lb .
Ilereies Huckleberries, $450(7475
bu.
I‘eaes Bartletts, $2 75 f(t 4 per hi x
( allfornla Krwlta -Pea. nes. H *C:
plums $; r,O per box Malaga n rapes.
$3 26 per box
Hirxtrd Calves Fancy, country
dressed. 21® 22c, chob c. 20 4/2U-.
< nmo n. 1 'l/1 >c.
Fresh \ eaetubles Reets, 91.50 bu .
turnips $1 5u hu.. rnd'shes. 60< p«r
■(Sue. Canadian tomatoes. Ssc p«r 1
11-uuart aekol, celery, 15 4$ 20 c dox :
carrots, fl sft hu., cauliflower. $2 5"
bu , h'.m* grown wax beans $1 50
bu.. gr-en beans. It 25 hu green
onb.ns, 2f»c do* , green corn. $2 sack.
(4rapes 17-lVi haaksta. $1.26.
Hone) New Fancy white. 1 9c per
lb.
l!a> Letr.lt shippers are paytnff
the foil, wfig prices foe baled hay tn
r».- lots, r >. ti. lietrolt: No. I timo
thy. sl.« ’.()(& 11; atundard irfio thy.
•15 507114. light mix. and. s»6M>fiil4.
No. ! t.mothy, sl4 R"yir,; N > 1 nilx-d
• lt>. 14 5< . No 2 mixed, 11>•67 12 , No.
1 cl'.'. r. sl3® 13 50 rye -traw-, $lO 60
©ll. wheat und oat straw. |3.50©10
per ton.
I minus sft per bog
limes II 10tf1.26 per 100.
'trlons R.j.-kyfcrda $2.75('(3; wa
terr; 1 * I■ ns. lO'.jftftc each; little gems.
75. has km, flats. 6<'i®x.'..
Au! " tinuts. 20© 2L; almonds.
19(12 filberts. 18219x7 Braxlla.
19©20c; pecans «3©HBi lb. nut
meat.- slb cartons, almonds. 60o;
walnuls. 65.- pe.-ana, Iftc Tt>.; pea.iutk
roasted, fan v. lie. Jumbo. 12c lb.
Orsnaea —V’alenclaa, 14.80© 4 75 per
box
I'nlsnx Home si"* n. $1 *ft bu
.Spanish, t'. 75 per crate; pickling
onions, white $4 50 bu
( nhhnx-'k $1 50 per hbl.
lettuce—fl. id, $..75®5 per cs»e,
lea), B(>c p.-r bu
f’otiitoes Southern wh.tr $1 75 per
bu.
Peaches Klherta* $’ ■/ $
Blums 75. pe- pe, k basket.
Boiiltry .•prints 27© 28c Bght
wreight*, 2.7 9j Jsc Vo 1 h*n>. 25’.f2ftc
! ght w eights SS'tiTt. roosters. 16'll
ISc du'-k.i 21 37 22' . gees*. Ift'a 1
xurei cotstoes Virginias. 17.23
per hid ? 2 pe? hil
JONRIM4 PRirrs.
Bi-nneU goods Apple*. |4 per
gat ; I int beans. $1 j&4r2, coin,
fancy Maine, 2 standard. $1*0; peas,
fiirmy ■si iy June, $ 35 a 2 90. »valin.n.
tall, $.7 20. marrowfat peas. *2; to
matoes. .-.andard. *325 tor 3-lb. bas
ket
t oftee Santos, standard, ISJ2I*o;
medium. llu *oc. far.cy. 20© 23c; Rio.
14 Vs ©ls4< . 1-lb pa# nages. 19©22c;
1-lb tins. ?*©:•.'
Feed In lu" ll' «a. i\* Rran. s4l.
standard middling- 95" tine mid
dling-. $' (tit Red corn. $"4 50
c in.- nmeal. $73; corn and oat
cb- p. Jft" per ton.
f lour B> st win’et patent. $1 3 50;
second patent straight. 912;
spring patent sl4*l rye fl ur, sl2
j*r hbl. of IPS lbs. in eighth paper
sacks.
f*||«—Kin-eed nil. raw $! 65 hntled.
|1 2ti gel kerosene, iron barrels.
9c. gnsolln*. 2"’ac gal.
I'rnxlslon* \l»*s pork sl2 fam
ily pork s4i i(4l. ciear por; $42U44.
bam*. 25'.- (254'' bac.-in, 2? 4 U
picnic hams 21 If 214 c. shoulders.
224". brisk***, 26 4fl 27c; lard. 244
'I 7'4c. lh
Hides No , cured hide* 22c. No.
1 green hides. 19c; No. 1 cured h ilia.
16c. No. 1 green bulls. 1.3 e No. 1 i
. uread veals alp. 2*e No. 1 green veal I
kip, 25c. No. 1 cured murrain 29c;
No 1 green murrain. . 7O0; No 1
cured calf. 35c, N>- 1 gr»»n calf, 33c; I
No. 1 hors* hides. $7; No 2 horse
hides. s<? No. 1 tall-w. 14c; No. 2
talb.w. 13c Hi ; No 1 hides, lc off;
No I Kip and calf, 14 off she* p
skins (*s to amount * ool). Joc©»l 50. I
f '
Livestock
. >
tin im.yy t i:vnt4i xtim m titii'
I'KTRoir. \ug X (’attic Mar 1
k*t steady at Tuesdays cb.se, best l
heavy ste»-r*. 9lOtfift. O; best handy
weight butcher eteers. $- '‘ 1 ■"
handy light butchers. *7 21 *. Itgiit
t is, 9
7.75 bull her f.uv? 46 sft7f " > .imn ti
cow - t $6 s<3fl*. eanner*. $4 50 « 5
best h*avy bulls. 97 50©*. bologna
bulls 9*3(3417, Stuck htj'ls. s''s( /•
f< e.|rs, I 544 ■; *SO , -1 •> k-r s s•> <
'25. milkers and sprtnaer*. S4O u -5 ■
Veal ca I '*-. Market stead' l> st
grades $1 5 50 ri 1 ft. otl'.ei a $ > fe 1 '
Sheep and lafnh* Market sb w b**t
lunih $1 5 75, fair lambs. 91 4 M ’
light t. "Omni'.n :e n.bs *ll o 1.4 fa.r
t. g (>d sheep $7.30 Fi c c tl|u und
. ..mm n. 15 ’-t 7 Hogs Market • t*ady
pig sls sft bl 5 7'• mix«d grnde
$ i x j I x 50.
B. 6v r 111 FL 6 1.0 1.16 I! STOCK
LAST RLl’I'A U3 N V, Vug 27 -
t Httl. R.-ceipt*. s,Tftft. rnarket fat'ly
all'* steadv. >. lows,
*(. ..'< $ fi 1.1 but. ra•; $ ■
tr 1 I 5" heifers s7u Ift • • '<. ?
ft ’.ft bulls, $5 h.3 .*5 ruil. h w ■ and
Springers. 9"■<3© 1? .6 feeder* s(■ ('
*’al\es Receipts. I.s‘ifl. nmrk>t a
- steady 11 t.. fto e $ ;!6_
She-p an.l lamb* Re e pts. 1 >3
market a.ti'* stead' choice lau-.i.s,
IF. ©l6. .nil to talr. stft4f 4 5
y*a mgs, $ »'u 1.7 30 «beep $ u I
H g« Receipts, I 'ft" mark.' a
live p’«». (Or 'eg!'.! sn $
4l 17 65 pig*. 91 55(3 'n 1 •>’ . P’lxe *! 7
sft rl 7 xft hea > y sl7 7' 11' *•'•. tough
91 5 sft ©1 * stag- $I 3 s <j 4i l I
I IIH 6t.0 1.16 K «TO( lx
I'HHAiI", Aug 2? Itogs ft*-
ceif t 17.00 ft marl ct slow 26c I. «
»! mixed and butcher*. 115 7' .7 17.4'.
good heavy, $1 * Bftfl 1 7 36 rough
Imu, sl7 Iftfl 16 "* light 915* 6■■ 1
IT 77. figs 91". 75© I• 2" 1 -«11 ;.
Receipt s. 25.ftftft. market strong *o
Ift- b i ghei best beeves s*2s-I 1 '
eo w sand h*■ sere, $4 *5 b 1 9 stol< ers
an.l feed* re $6 1 "'fl 9 2.6 ; ralvrs. sll ■'
\i ] 6 Sheep Receipts. Ift.ftftft; 1 ar
ks' *t»*<iv tr- 15c higher, native $" <"
;« 10 :>e western $x 4ftfj II 3' tamWs.
$1•»73 Ir 1 * 50; western, fll ©l* 75
( I.KVF.MMI 116 F. ARK K
1 'LITVF.LA NT’. Aug 27. H..g* Re
ceipts. 1,50 ft market slow to 15 fl
25c higher vorker*. sl7. mixed.
917 15 medium* 117 25 nigs. sl7
roughs SIS 7 n stag- <13.75 (’attic
Recerpts, 1 ftft car* marltel slow and
s’egdv --beep and lamb* Rerrlp's,
15 cars market *teadv top sls 25
Calves Receipt* Toft steady; t p
9I«
Tnir.no nip STnrh
T'>f.l7l'*'. Aug 27 Mogs Re<*jpt*.
c ".a rk«-‘ 0,( ' higher.
le* $ I rfi 17 3.5 mediums, 9 17.25'if
17.7 5 '..rkers 91 sft 17.1 5; good pig*
sl4 80015 Cattle Steady. Rheep
and lamb* Steady *
M'66 6 IIRK PRoni « r.
NRH York lu 17 r ’ 11
'J'ltet and unchanged. I’ork yulet,
m*** 94*19 49 sft nu l-
I
Raw. S|egd - centrifugal. ft* tee*.
I" 3Aff7..79. miia. ovado. t> t**t. $0 52
•./AS" refln»d eteaily cut logs. 9* Of'.
rru*hed $4.65 ; w dere.l s*ss<?i?lf>.
g snulated. $6 «"U ft t' .fTee Rio No
I, on spd. ?4'V Tallow Pull spe
cii*l. 1*4 r l* r May QillfV
; me No 1. Il.ll', d1 15. No 3. *.\
17 35c. x fl.rtef, 6.5 ‘991.05. Pressed
poiiltrx Q'ltet turkevg l*fl *2e
• hlckens. 21 ff 53 e, fowl*. I*u 2*c:
du# * ?"".2. L(x« p'oiltr* Fir*"
a ee*e. lie, du'bs. ’*4/ 27. f..wl* 21
I U 27e , ttirkc .*. t*. t '.' ster* 1*917#
( ht( ken, broiler* "AflAJe. epees*
Pull *igt* milk, *•'*» men to specials.
t<lt26e skims, common to specials,
1* !•«.
LOITERING LAW
FAILS TO REACH
RESORT HABITUES
.luetic# Heston Monday roomin'-*
refused to sign 3\ arrant a for men
nabbed In raid* on resorts when the
charge brought agriinst them wax
’’loitering,” because the men ar#
well known In business circles and
do not come under the law which
provides that any one may h<* nr
rested If he has no lawful means of
support.
There Is no use taking these men
under this law.' said Justice Hes
ton "All they have to do Is to
prove they work anil they have to
be discharged. They are just tak
Inc up the court’s time and a con
vid ion can ne'er be secured in
their cases.
'The loitering law works in many
cases and Is good for some people
Hut the police department Is trying
to spread the law too far. and they
cannot secure convictions”
LONGER SKIRTS IN
STYLE THIS FALL
CHICAGO, Aug. CB. They're go
mg to wear ’em longer.
Thin was the d‘ cree issued today
bv Amerka's dressmakers here frr
the Rpmi-annual convention of the
Fashion Art league
“Skirts will be from two to six
inches longer,” said Madame Mi.r
garet, of Chicago. “They’ll i;o* h
more than six inches from the
ground.”
M me. Margaret declared strict
economy will be applied in dress
making
No sleeves for evening gowns;
-horter coats, narrow skirt.- but not
hobbly,” plain pockets and elimi
nation of large cuffs nnd collar- ar**
also a part of the program.
Miss Mab*d St»ffo>, of Goshen.
1 Ind , who design* her own gowms
' and exhibits them on her slsterv.
Ruth ;ind Hazel, predicted \merican
fashions will he "the thing"
Patriotism ha* awakened dress
makers to the fact thri’ they must •
encourage home industries," «h*'
1 .;d "I hel'eve America will -<-t
1 the styles. Ther»* is nothing new in
! Pari«inn styles this vear."
.MAKES ROW IN
CHURCH; FINED
Xn’hr.n- Kory lo thought he owned
St. John's Greek Catholic church, so
when a meeting was held tn the
# hurch to w hich he objected, he voic
'd his -cntiment-4 to ’he priest, Ft
Stern" k. in m phasing terms
“He used »o come into thr church
r very Sunday and then star- a quar
rel with Ihe uxher- or someon® else
un’i’ we had to throw him on’,”
•r>r fled F r Stemuik befor* Justice
Ifeston. Monday morning
"He ain’t no priest l own the
building.'’ dr# larcd Korylo to the
justice
Justice Heston sentenced him *n
pay ,1 fine of *2." or serve 30 days.
f '
Boston Copper Stocks
Qiiotat lon.t bv Hnrnbh'ver A Weeks
Am 27. • >p»n High 1-nw <'h>*e
Ah meek 101 101
Alaska (Jolil 3V* 4
\ I 11' 11 e 7. fit l * 64 4
Anaconda 73% 7X% 72 % 7.7 4
A r 17. r ’(.m 1 1 . I!'* 11 '« 114 114
Butte Super 75 76 31 % .74%
("a I. A- \ riz 7ft 4 _7 9 4
(■ a A He.-1a.655 .556
Cop Range 5*4 6<% 6*4 57
r’hlno . .64 64 63 4 54
lUI V West .24 2 4
l.Hst Mutt* P'-% Ift % lft't 1" l ->
l’ratik lln . . . fi 4 . - *‘> 5*
Granbv 614
Is e Ro\ ate . . 254 23% 73 2?%
Insptrat ten . 6 4 64 57 4 52 4
K*l r Lak e . . . .5 % . 6’*
Mass .11 • . 11
Miami .7fi'x 364
Lake 9’* .... ft %
Niptssing sij . . . . <4
Verth Hulle 17 . . 17
(IJlhw ay . 1 '* . . 1 •%
Quin, v . ?0 . °ft
lh*'- Consol 26% 27 2«% 2fi %
Sup A Boston 3% .... 7 %
South Lake .1 .7
Trinity * 64
Tenn Cop Ifi % !*% 16** 16 4
I nil* I Fnnt 12J 1 2 ft
1 nit S Ma--h .. 43% . . 4V%
(’tali Consol 16'* 16
Utah Copper lftl 101 1 ftft4 lftl
Ventui a Oil 64 *4
Wolverln* 46 . . . 45
Wyandotte 2;.
f r
Sugar Market
l J
sugar* l'• tr it wholesale price*-
Crystal (loinlnoes. 3-ib sl2' Jo, 5-
lb., sl3, 'Mg!" tablets, sll 70, cut
!">af sll I.* cubes *i ft 46 VX X X now
derefl. slu standard powdered, $h < *6.
ijrannlat and. extra o.«i.«e, $s «5 rfo.
flne in hulk. s'• 50, (le 25 lh coft* ns
$9 70. crystal domino «rnn 2-lb and
5-1 h cations, n <ases $' 'O. rystal
itointno gran hf cn *• *. $lO diamond
A $ ' **' confr t n*r*' V $? 45. No.
4 ' $» 8(4 v.i 3. $- c. No « 19.40
No 7 sft .13 Vo < $o 7ft No ft $9.25
No l'ft. sft 2ft V 11, 9' 15 No. 12.
sft Ift N M *3 ft N 14 $ . ft?. No
;’s.s ft 0' nen-cak rig mixture, 91/3 50.
•«• 1 xi anulatad. s'• 40 per cwt.;
household powd Is, 4* to . ase, $5.35
per rase
- ■ ♦
1 1 nll 1 >1 > 1 * 1 it 161 s
Quotation* by Mornbl• «*r A Weeks.
'Aug 7 7 Rid Asked
Am Pul. L* 1 lit \r .-, m ."
1(O pre 1* 1 red (.I 6 *
Am 1-t .v Tt e .i>i f * I.■ J
I>o preferi .-d 1 '•*• - 1"*
\*tna Kxph.slvea • %
l' lie s«. iv'c* cent ... ?' '
l*o, Ir, f, » .«. Ml. *5%
t’hov 1 *.lc (
1'( x.|» 11 >U Ii tit i * In
*‘rnnip Ship . 7 3 7*
! »etndt I dtM-n . . . It* lit
Dundee At irong 4
F.-.Jeral < 111 ! . . . 4 •« *
! (Irani M> ter* 2
1 Hupp M' s«»r ■ '• 74
I v.nvim A umi . 114 t 1 . 1 *
' sgfc'c 1 l-.mln v . ■ 1 . 5» %
I f*«. tin* \ Ller com f7% 4'*
I I ... prefer- ..| .... r • ft>»
I<v v t.t. com .. 71’« .75 4
I*o. pr-f and
6 >xi 111 Cel I •!' *• n. ft 1. '•*.
I*.*, prefr i te.| tftt Jft*
| -a (•<« t. • 1 Ref ’fi •*
; ' »ll* It • - . : • 2 1
L •« I.t v t * c .in ... 7 % 4
I (o. I 1 es. rre I 24 34
I'nite.i Motors " :24
Mid" est »’.| 183 134
r> . Rertnng ........ 171 Idft
("da L t it ... ■ % •• %
' 'lirflss Aer » 4 ,t 45
Wright-Martin .... 6 %
! Merr lit . .'7 37 4
\K 66 6 ('Mix 111 TTI M 6Mt 174.4.*
MJW YcRK. Aug 27 Rutt*r
Firmer; receipt* 7.5.75 cregnrierv ex
tra. 43e: rl. - . ape. ial market. 47% ts
*7\e. state dfllr" t'lls 3fi\fl 4 Irn •-
ration c-reamerx ■7’-' , f7<e
Lggs Quiet r»d pts. <O7l neatbr
white fan- 1. (fl >6 n*s ■ v mue.l
fancy. 36<t 1* fresh fl *t*. i f fl ifii
♦
lletenlt Hank 4 tearing*
; 1 **tr • hank clearing* I- '
; HIT, we re $* 7 "7.<32 77. i.-ral ... a
llng* for I-'.’ t.. flat* a■ •• fl <72.172
I 54* Jt. a* against 01 ** -• 7" •16?"'' for
I the mrreep. odirik per.od in 1914,
GOLDMAN
GLAD SHFS
CONVICTED
Twill Help To Spread
Propaganda, Says
Notorious Red
Mis.* Emma Goldman Detroit
\ lsitor Monday.
This Irn’t exactly n •«».eloty notr,
pvcti tho Knmia wan registered at the
Sfatler. .She in tho K’u:ua
Goldman who, along w; i Ales lit*;-
man, vxan roc«ntly convicted oi ioj
."piracy to interft r<> with the opera
tion of the draft law In New York
llarh wi,: nentenced to pity a fine of
f nerve two ye,us In prison
and ’o b*- deported at th* rapaattor.
of the term.
Mis* Goldman In at liberty on
$25,000 ball p< tiding an :♦ 1
Berkman in mill n jn.fi. Arrange
nunta have been p* artlcallj eom
plf U'd for hl.s bail, however, and he
will probably be released this we*k
if M’s Goldman and her nsnoelates
can flnd a way to prevent San Fran
risen claiming hint on extradition.
He is under Indictment there in
connection with the bomb explosion
during the preparedness parade a
> e.ir a. o Injiin»-
The woman anarchist wan still
openly defiant of the government an
she sat .V breakfast in the Stutler
grill The presence of a noldler in
khaki at an adjoining table did not
appear *o "cow" het in the least. In
fact, she wan both surprised and
flattered when r. man in *he uni
form of an officer of the I S array
came up to her in th* lobby Mon
dn\ morning and shook hands with
her \x at inly.
"Aren't you afraid to shake hands
with me'’" she asked The last
time i shook hands with a soldier he
was sent to jail for five \ears and
lost two years' pay besides"
The man, however, was an old ac
ouamtame and was willing to take
« change
Miss Goldman freely discussed her
conviction with newspaper men
"I am grateful to ine government
for .sentencing me to prison for two
years,’ sf.< said "It has done more
to arouse th*- people than anything
I could have wished for
“Instead of Mopping our work,
my conviction has given it a great
impetus I shall go light on in m'
»fforts to si. iw Ilia' the draf' law t
unconntitutional as long as 1 have
my lifccrt’
"And who will not admit that an\
law Is wrong that will send the
youth of our land to shed ty.elr
blood on for* ign battle field- ■* \\ ny
don’t they send the old fossils who
have live j th*‘ir span to do the fight
ing aid keep »he youth at home to
build for th- future? It won't make
any dilTeren.-e if 'lie old ones are
killfd off They ire old enough to
nie anyway Hut for God’s sake,
spare the young men
"President \\ ilson says he in try
ing to make the world safe for
democracy I believe that detnoc
racy. like charily. begins at
home. Perhaps if he would <hnw a
little of It in this country we would
believe in his sincerity As ii is, it
looks to us as tho he wen- triing to
introduce democracy into Germany
and Impottant autocracy info ih*>
Vnfted States
"About that little depor’ation or
der, I ant not so sur** that it will be
carried out. If the government is so
anxious to ge, rid of me it can send
me back to Russia now Wouldn’t
I like to lv> there at this tint*'?’
BERNHARDT
OPENS TOUR
ATT. ANTIC CITY. Aug 2*
Madame Sarah It* tnh.udt beg in a
new American tour today Next
Saturday -he fitters New York
Bernhardt. v. ho was n* nr <i*ath
early this summer following an
operation in N**w York, plans a
tour of the principal American < Me
ant! then a trip through Hou*h
America
Marriage Licenses
|!*nr' J. p-f:" Mt P* ts-U « M■ -
Pet. naf t. 1 7
tier T Wine, in . diio. T.ycyit« V■ -
K**\ 19. snm*'
Glen r: XVinu n '7, G*rfr’t<l<- K
Sl> \ tro'ir. I
Glen »-.tf.f.fr, "J, Jlllls-Kil* l!n?<l
If urs» •' Pet t o *
ink s \ • t’ n- h. "1. Josephine She
bsck. 21
.fames I P 'Uimr. Vnr'bt 'llf
.\f«rtrar*t I’-'tt 1 -ri*• \ 1 >n
XX 111atn <’ Wilt « It. _ Pefn.lt
Mary McKee. 27. Memphis T>nn
I Charles t, ?*. 2". t>n-'«n I
HtoKMnn. 21
Multfi V ni-fnt. 1 .tin Be i ■* in
Cedi Prince, t'i Hilda M. Whir’- r
t:
Warren t* M i r.'•< lx. t X rn< s M
; Frank lln I•’
chi nt st ,van- fT. Ant >nfo Brk
ich. 15
nuns.lt 1, Ir\ -'g, v Pettr.lt;
Blanch* Haatlngn 2*. Ann Arb
Michael I B*rlsh. 22 I"T.uke.
* •*
* Harold C. Matthys. 2 Florlde
I Grace Grog« 2’
Willi.un AVi-ne, ,| Esther Oer-
I non 21 *
T hn c Thomas. 2* T-w a J»nnle
Engleman ~ New Y<>rk
Willi. M P." lift - - pet r- if. Alice
Y'an■ e 2“i, m<*
Holder Stern. 54. pefri.it; fit •na
Get.senberg, I "ame
J hn M oik. 2T Petr if \ tor‘a
niawl. ka 22, rain*.
Frank S*hadvx~ll, "s, I'd : Delia
Onrlow . 13 »**tm
-11 erci -a n Ij\i• -. i ? *'■. Iv. »r- '*. Ger
trud e If. lint. j. en ii ■
Gordon AVllliaet* 2". Petrols, Irene
Carpenter. mn-
Fugene jo loam. 21. petrnt* Clnr*
r»!h‘ |e. 19 «nme - .
T tel Flti'ip * p.trt.t Cara .1
S irrns* n. 2: same >
•'layfon F l ie k. 2<>, pefrolf: K a
| let Prairie 1 s satne,
vPbiljp Stetn 21. Petrr.it France*
j Kr-niskv. 3 A «n*ne
Clinton W Krothinghipv. }o pie.
trrot p;dlt*> r Vrott. 21. rim*
i,ni»r Andr*w“ 1 11 P*fr . t; Fluor,
! Main ram
r Thomas Fifrgers’d }T. V>et-ott
r- r 'T\n 1 _ T**cto
Ft-d V Tuttle 2t. Perot \ty ra
, M -f 7 rat. -
I 1 TTobard k. Hwenev. 21. Jnd Al
hfr'r "-'tre»i»r th •sm*
John A. Lond-rt-r, .1, DtUmL, Uir.«
Ne it.auer, I*. same
John t.Wkia. 34. petrott Trall
tn. 23'. \\ yan.lotte
Samuel Mcl tons Id, 2i>, Detroit;
liucy II SjllPan, 31 same
lt*hn T Ko«l<r>»;skl, 2i, Tfetrott;
Mary FenaU lit, aiyme.
llh ry C. M trrter 25. |>etr«il.
Muuiik K ill' k 26, same
John S.-llinger, 23 It»trolt, Kl ll h
I'fth el.er, 21, same.
t-.d ward I Ktilka 23 Petroit
IP.ruaine Kaemierskt. 22. san-e
Karl Taekalirr ry. 2*. l»etr<>it.
Ra.'hr.el IP-lford. 21. Dearborn
Ifenrv suhr. 3'., Detroit; Ida Ri
vard. 2“ Giver Rouge
Kenneth r i» -k. 23. Detroit, rath
er I. ~, imi -Jl. same
Mike Kimoti. 21. Detroit; C waste
Hi' el. iT, same
lohn K* ilia, Detroit; Cora A
Stein./in, 31. same
Rnl.rrt Greenwaid, ft, Detroit
Marie Gartnaer, same
illiain Stapleton. 20. Petroit,
Syhania White. t 7. same.
Kiana Hill, 29, Detroit; Alii# Pimel
t -n, 19, same.
Andre*- Y. Haggerty. 25. Detroit;
Violet J. Willoughby. 10. »ame.
John A. Giant, 25, Detroit; Rose
Hermann, 25. \V. Va.
Anoel Goldman. 24, Detroit; LJUIan
ICcplan, IF .sain*
< barles H Dons, 2F Detroit, Eva
G. .’P kora. 25. same.
Ji "eph Tr<>e, 2-3, Detroit; Kllaabeth
Joriv-s. 22. same.
I>i-glass HV Powrle. 25, Detroit;
Pearl liustien. 26. same
John Truenmer, 3i, Detroit; Anna
Hnhbert. 25. Highland Park
Uauticn Akerson 22. Detroit, Mar
garet McDonald. 2t. same.
Joseph Whim*. Jr, JF Detroit;
Er’. y McCain. 21. Rochester. Ml<'h
Haskell K. Brunde. 24. Detroit,
El anor C. P* Hray. 3 9 same
*.**rl f4 Mtiler, 27. Detroit, Rosa I
v.-a-ie, ;5, earn*.
\i thin itiles. 32. Detroit. Rebec* a
Yeats. 25, same.
Ttis<ldeau C. Styperskl, 23. Detroit.
Catherine Zielinski. It. earn*-.
George \. Grove lie, 64_ Toledo,
Ohio Killian M Ferguson. 44, same
Alonio McColl, 30, D*tioit; Fannie
M Sims 14. same
Willis It. Anderaon. 2T. Detroit
Manette Powell, 2u. same.
Philip M--lt*er, 24. lietrolt; Celia
l<* herinun. 22. same.
Peter Soi'hoi-kl, 23, Detroit. Sophia
liarank'r. 11*. same.
Hairy I*. Clark, 25, Northport,
M • fi . Esther I* Bury, 23. Detroit.
F.dwnrd Cain. l*ayton, 0., Anna
Shephard. 20. same
Ray W Rate* 25 De'rolt; Hazel
Snyder, 24, Farmland, lnd.
Salvatore Helafflno, 34. Detroit.
Rosa K. Bennett, 33. same*
Eugene Scott. 30, lietrolt. Jennie
Jones, 37. same.
Foul'* J Riha. 25. Highland Park.
Elizaheth Burlan, 25. I'etroß
Hi'flieft W. Fa mam, 14 Windsor,
can Mary tlowen, 29 Detroit
i-'reil C. Woodtuirn. 35. f'etrolt, At-1-
llssn i.. Crawford. 36. same
Clyde W Burke. 24. Detroit; Clara
St rei -hert 71. «s me
lIKLP WA 31 TEH H ALB
ATTENTION MECHANICS
EXPERIENCED MEN
WANTED
Tool r>esixncrs and Draftsmen.
Tool and Die Makers.
Tool Room Machine Hands.
Tool and Gauge Grinders.
Die Sinkers.
Trimmer Die Makers.
Wood and Metal Pattern
maker.
General Machinists.
Production "Machine-Hands.
Hand and Automatic Screw
Machine Operators.
Rrown and Sharpe Automatic
Screw Machine Operators.
Tin and Coppersmiths.
Power and Hand Bumpers.
Metal Finishers.
Wood Working Machine
Hands.
Sample Body Builders.
Boilermakers.
Armature Winders.
Electric Motor Repairmen.
Engineers.
IF YOI ARE CNEMPLOY
ED AND ARE SKILLED IN
ANY TRADE. WHETHER
LISTED ABOVE OR NOT.
CALL AND REGISTER WITH
US.
NO FEE CHARGED.
K MTI .O Y ERS’ ASSOC IAT ION
OF DETROIT
*’>6 BAG LEY AVENGE
crvti, t; I; vfc I' K\ \MtNATtO\s
' • *--d,« . *-|it * mt>«-r 4 7'■ 1 7
VI I \< it SR APH FITS ( Mult- |
TV I’tSTS
Ffln' ffn* 5. 1917
X* -Cl It VTA XT
f:’- '-MININ'; PHYSICIAN
Ml sppliraOons tutist It** fll»ri ;n p»r
s-'ti .-<• th*' offli *• nf th" civil c »r
v r#» r ,mr*’'««ton. 3*2 Fsrwsß t-’dg
r n niv* «<**k frotn d«f»*.
fi-r vh'-h *-x h rn'n >i Oort is isli*»d
I'RKD XX SMITH.
i’hi<*f Flxnrnitirr.
DFNTTST--P*y'sl*rt*A tug g-mrsn
t"ss s*l«ry *nd 26% commission,
r tod f-o"r". Apply at ohp», f ’tr>plt»
r>»-ntls3" 93 MVhlgan Main 4635.
MFN wanted to l*>srn Stanoh r>t
<>!.*•• t rlral w ,rk Appf\- t>*tw*-*n 3
and 1J a m 3t John R -at
ii ki i* w txTt ii—rnt thi
PLEASANT WORK
For Young Women
Capable young women will find
telephone operating a splendid
foitn of employment.
lood pay while learning. Steady
increase in salary. No slack
seasons. Opportunity for con
tinued promotion. Many un
usual benefits.
Apply Operators’ Training De
partment, Madison avenue and
John R street, between 9 a. m.
and r> p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
« 4X 111) Mi HI t—Ml*' M. 1.4 nacul 3
CASH f- r >ld f»taa t*etb. gold crowna,
brokan l' , w*lry. diamonds, watch**,
ttc., full valu* paid, l.lharty Rfg.
C«wt2 Woodw’d. 4th floor. aUvator.
■ iri iTIOSK 33 A3TKU—rcvALfl
PRACTICAL. Nt’RHE with posiil-na.
ttfi*r»nt;ri. Garttrld 941- J.
Pl.l-J KI.X I. AI > Y would Ilk* ; " 111* *
aftrr 3V*-dnsO*tay In m<-» hom*] / *
would tak* < ir. *-f y-hlldrsn ana
do housework Cg|| Kaat 307* M.
W 43 I 1.1) r3lt M3
FARMS WANTED
W* hav* 'dlls for improved farm*
of ad a< r*ag*s within 100 mtlaa of
Detroit If you Lav* farina for aaJ#
writ* us at one* or rail
ROSS LAND CO.
It Fort *t West. Otooslt* f. Ok
Phon* Cadlllae Mil
lt> Hh.H—HOIIKI
A. A. A. A. n A. A. A*
Hannan Rental Agency
A fr*r Bat of h>> sea and data. Call
In n nt the oldest and Urgsot
r*n! esti'e evr-hange In Michigan
1 Mr-on AW nt’TLDtVG
TO RKNl—HoOtil.
HOTEL FRANKLIN ~
Cor Gtin»<l nnd F'Ht<s-at* Mak*
your h mi* down t.ra-n eonvenlent
to hu-tn*ss and theaters Room*
*5 00 f-*r w* u up. c..mfort and
servlr* at Hotel Franklin.
NB’F furnls.ied fr» nt room* for rent
cheap. 3t Park Place.
r«M * A I.K—HKMIIKMK PHOFKRTT
Si'MK SPFCIAI. RFYS AND TRADES
2-stat 5 rnts and t>ath *-ach .. f<,Sod*
50-acre farm, ready to move
on Hf.iOA
-4 2 n'-re farm, r<*ady to nxova
on 7.00*9*
30-aore farm, ready to move
on ... 4,*00
KO-arre fattn. sto« l< nn*l imp 13.500
S2-nt-r<: farm, atoelt an I ‘trip .
miiVf on 2.000*
14 a< re farm, ato* k p .-iii'l
Imp . move on 14.100
Th* abovt farins a• *• all within 20«
miles of petr<dt.
KASrKRN INVESTMENT MORT*
UAH E B< 'N H c<).. INC..
Cherrx 2214 31# Cham, of Com.
$450 Down”
bus mml'in t*fut-< > 2 Ms*. furnar*s.
filett ! txth.-* iitilf tilftrk *<> car,
near X«n Ink*, n- rth of F^xrper*
I’rire 13,750.
L. A. SCHAFER
filfi iNnobarot. '
Cadtila.' 6076 West 705.
• * * NAYAIIOE AVE.
• .35-ft tot .rn fftis atfrurtive street^
• Owner null; r'/.e,l us t" take very*
• I"xx prite fir 'iiilt’k ai*. Call Mr 4)
• 1
• PATERSON BROS. & CO.
• 159 Griswold - «t. Main 255
DOWN RC\GAT/Yw’
street near Fast Jefferson: n»w,,
modern oak finish. ilerortDed 3
bedrooms ' xxner. Ifnkory lIOJ-R.
Hickory , '-3'>
rim 4AI.L—VAC ATT l.lltl
WILL pay cash tor vacant lots*
houses, tlata, stores, acreage,,
real estate equities. Land corn
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory Goals.
EBERT, 309 Mp.jestic Bldg.
run MACK. Mint K1.1.A9K0113
STORE FIXTI RES
SODA FOUNTAINS
for all Kind-* of stor**" i»rg*-st mfirJ
of same In the city "'Jualtty
Prior f'ur Hurx-est* Show
< otint*rs, shelving, wall ra.xi-a, baria
liars, chalra. taM*-.". etc.
DESKS, CASH REGISTERS *
All st v les and at rut ran- prices*
I >«-1 Store Fixture JB-30 ''ath-.
erino, ii* ar Gratiot *uid Antoine-"
sf ■<. Photic • ad 47 k .. .r iial'nmaii.
YIN
steam tables, store furniture, cos-t
fee urn *. Easy t< rms. G*o. Mnr»t\
Cos., 20 East Atwsfsr-st. Main 475 L.
VIOI.I N'« "Kl.!.* * l.argain, t-e ond hand,
half " r.- . $75 xnltie 135 takes It
o' •! r, INNKI.I. PROS.’ Branch.
57 Monroe.
Sul hX I-uf.N'TA INS new and usedn
011 M3 I H Pr!< < within reas-m
AHKRICAN SHOW CASK t- MFO. CO4
100 Jcfteraon. •'’ndillar 2370.
• -
fill modern walnut. Few dollar*
doxx-n Wuntierful x.xlue. GRIN
NKt.i. BR">. 346 Woodward.
HTfiRAfJF furniture, nearly new. bar
gain prt.- Sumner Cos . Mich. A-4tb.
sl7 7 I'd! XX MEET.' "’!< PI \KO. J4oO'
e»\l<- t‘ down 15 m 'nthix- GRIN
NET.I. .’45 Wood vx rd
ROOM# Fnt ntftir • for r -ms * -m
--pl»te f| week Sumner Mich A 4th.
|!K F< tR F.X RAND ORGAN, rats,
net With It -t r GRINNKM, BROg-.
Branch. 57 M.nro<-
™ n poi l.’l It \ \M> PET MIX k.
g ■
M o to. : nl»o: one xvomnn Just
•h and. and ■* . tt 1- There n-e Xire
d«!«« •' I.' v «' rk*t« Spit*. E"kt
• p di ■* F \ Terriers. R"i
--t >ns Talking X' Vstllne and Slng
ng Fir ts unexcelled anywhere,
-i.-e nor Ro--*n Terriers, dl-ert
from R t n < vr ll a• • 1 I day). Mala
• .
Ev< r female I'.Bifv" hrintll* pen
, 1 p I-.- ». -r.M • B. «... mn hog
an* i.r tidle. white rt s’-klnk'*. ell
*,Pie ’ 1 pedigree * Whit*- young-*
matur- t S >t h Goßi*. femn’e;
4 hlack <' «er Spaniel to >od bitch i*
brown Watet Spatiiel. dog
■ DETIBitT BIRD -T' 'PE
"5 1 :i .Xl tugtn ■' '-rrx (537-J
■ -Ji- - tui-. 1 r— —.. zjj
MT OttAta 1C AND IAHTU.R
ci N's. .-r 'RAGE o. moving!*
parking btepro. f. rat-s right. Mo.'
tor x*vns * t suburban moving.
F’hone Cadillac 49
ACM; re mam-- th w *ir^ioi'i««"
Storn*. it v'ng M *'*9 4t G;lman.
*< s n
r»nt -*sr* rs *r, Central Storaga
Cos Cedlltae 33
I’KHXI'3 31.
' girt ta ja]
trouhl*. needing alvl e, friendship
or help, xx ct or -all on SECRE-I
T3 RT V x itfr-FY. 10X7
Fort «t W*a.‘ salvation Army.
1 *, .r- st with
nurses’ - ire. Mrs It F7lton
MUM.3 111 COAT
MONEY TO LOAN "
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal I- in* on real »atate.
fle.-ond in* ’igHg" realty loans
Will ti' .“t * in Vttx-.»nt let# and
Improved pr perty.
i 'b l i 309 Majestic Bldg.
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT 309 Maj—tic Bldg.
\ vs . 1 eral
am
WE T irt LAND r NTRACTS.
PelDiit I.and Contract C<».
• Hi** ■ •• ' f3ldr EnA (914.
_ in 1 ...i .-^ts 1
Ltl3 I' AND DU 3D
J.OST -Green Telescope
papers of imptirtnnee; $-"'0 re
ward if returned to Dr. L. L.
Krauss, Hotel Eldorado.
Prlntlaa—the ylat* *»•« M*»a— tfcag
la riaxi-riow JUVtH' laia iWI
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