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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
JAPANESE SUSPECT
STILL .ELUDES CAPTURE
District Attorney Says He Considers
Oriental Youth Responsible for
y Brutal Murder Of Three.

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Aug. 5.-With
mutilated body of Mrs. IRA Kendall,
which was found late yesterday In a
canyon near the Kendall murder
farm" on Roadnoak mountain, the So
noma county authorities redoubled
their efforts to apprehend Henry
Yamagachi. the japanese boy accused
of the murders.
The finding OF Mrs. Kendall's body
and the simultaneous discovery Of
enough human bones on the Kendall
farm to make the authorities certain
that they are the bones Of Enoch Ken
dali and his son, Thomas, removed the
last vestige OF doubt that the family
had been murdered.
The body of Mrs. Kendall was ter
riby mutilated. II had been decapi.
tated and the feet cut on at the knees
and the murderer had then plunged
a knife or some other sharp instru.
ment into the torso repeatedly. When
found the body had been hacked al:
most beyond the semblance OF human
form. NV
District Attorney c. r. Lea, publicly
announced today that he considers
Yamagachi responsible for the muir
ders. Lea asserts that the Japanese
went to the home of Henry 8. Star
buck, on whose ranch the Kendails
lived. on July 25. and told the Star
bucks that the Kendall's attacked
him "all at once and that II fixed
them all right. put them away"
The authorities profess to have no
clue to Yamagachi's whereabouts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
DOESN'T SEEK aovERNoRsH1p.
Mayor Gaynor Declares Position--pe
nounces New York Police.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--Mayor Gay
nor has written to A. T. Smith, editor
of the Herkimer Citizen, that he has
no ambition to I'LL any Office except
the one he now occupies. This state
ment was in reply to query as to
whether the mayor had given author
ity to certain persons to organize
Gaynor clubs the purpose of which
would be TO boom the mayor for gov
ernor.
Mayor Gaynor made another attack
on the police department following his
visit to the night court. He said two.
thirds of the persons brought into
court the night he was there were
needlessly arrested and one or two of
them corruptly to extort money. The
mayor branded one policeman who
jailed a cook for stealing a cold chick
en- as too stupid to understand that
he could not arrest person without
a warrant H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05

Reported for The Times by Paine.
for ali months ranged this morning
from y to . under last quotations
yesterday. News for the wheat trade
10 conflicting. northwest markets weak
and lower az the start and good rally
later. Liverpool lower at time OF open
ing here, and q strong recovery before
the close. Fresh offerings or wheat by
the country are limited. but the cssn
hodging sales. What looks like long
wheat. has come on the market In
large Quantities through two or three
big houses. very much the same a. yes
terday Local pit leaders continue TO
buy wheat. and no doubt expect some
help from q lower figure on the spring
crop in the Washington report and
possibly some help from falling on In
movement to this and southwest mar
kets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
Tells Why Insurgents Won.

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 5.-Col. Will
liam r. Nelson, proprietor of the
Kansas City Star, called on President
Taft yesterday. Before going to the
presidents home, Col. Nelson told the
newspapermen that the insurgent vic
tory in Kansas was due to the failure
of the Republican party to redeem It's
platform pledges. He said Roosevelt
would win in a valk IL he were renom-
mated, and limited he would throw the
support of his newspaper to Harmon
against Taft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
RNcr TO WIN BY
KEEPING AWAKE

keep chance to win The sat
block OF jun
than nifty cents share In order un
usua market
thoroughy experienced IN all the aevous
a.
able the quotations up Consequently
around will have chsne 70
!, =. -
that
alleged Items
win nnd the bottom out Of the market DO
Establishments Scneh
1rnfure FAIR PROFIT.
A
found
Goldfeld
led ant he the mine
have chance to make money out
ELY Central
the price which the Sche
advanced
cunning OF the
thing
anything tell about the
lemon
II
at presen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
WIG plxorces Him; KlIIs Sell.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Robert T.
Kennon, travelling salesman recently
divorced by his wife. who Is the daugh-
ter OF the late Congressman David A.
De Almond, shot and killed himself
in his room at local hotel today. He
left an open letter in his room naming
Brigadier General Harvey Clark, OF
the Missouri National Guard, to whom
his former wife Is now married, as the
cause OF his troubles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
SCIENTIST FEARS TIDAL
WAVE IN ATLANTIC OCEAN
Tremors Continue Over 80 Minutes,
According to Instrument In
Georgetown University.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The belief
that tidal wave, or perhaps several
such manifestations occurred -tha
Atlantic ocean about 1000 miles south
east of Washington, was expressed to-
day by Father Torndorf OF George
town University. after examining the
seismograph records made by an ex-
traordinary disturbance last night.
The tremors continued from 8:46 to
1888 D. m, and the most remarkable
feature of the record was that II
showed a vertical movement equal to
the horizontal disturbance. The needle
which registers upheavals of the
earth's crust, moved almost stimuli
taneously with the needle which
records horizontal disturbances. II
is estimated that the tremors probably
started at depth Of 1000 feet below
sea level.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFAL0-Opsning.
Duuuing a stevens Live stock Report

EAST BuFFALO--ODentn0s
Duuuing a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N T. Aug. A.
Cattle-Reeeipts cars. dull.
d Best sdo sS Prime SsH s'o saso ''ssr
steers. ss.7s0ii5: best LOO to 1900
10 shippins steers geft0Sas; medium
butcher steers loo 20 i.iUo iea; SsSfe
S Ss1S ssaw. sussa Scos 'i fr 70 god
do. js'f5@s.so; trimmers ss.sbw2
Ss; fat hssfsr S fair 10 x rood so
feeling steers. si5o9I7S: medium TO
good, DO. sa@4.sS; s,oc.srss. Al grades grades.
ma bulls, ss.76@4; light thin bulls.
es.50@375: best mixers and spring
srs. sS56ss; common to good. easQSss
higher than last week; common kind.
hea aoS ss'scss; Workers. ss.soSss5:
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 6 cars.
iings. isGs.25: wethers. s595.ao; ewes.
EAST BuFFALO--CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Aug. b,-The
market closed with changes as follows:
Cattle-Receipts. 375: slow and steady;
R sraSs. ssfSss
$50; active and 81 per cwt higher: Gull
to choice, ss010. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1900: active and 25c higher;
s Ssc ls yearass ;sS ss Sheep as $50
@aoc higher; workers.. ss'a59s.4O: pigs.
ssS 1885, r %issS ssgs5S. he :
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aug; acknowledging,
1900; slow; light. ;s4e@s; mixed mixed
: sssssSSssssss p assvx .ssSSs s
sac; Texans ans ss5o@ss5; western. iiS
CTS: stockers and feeders. sac 6.25;
SEQ sns h''i shsepR es 5000:
strong; native, s2.s0Q4.S0; western.
s2.75@46o; lambs. native. A.5o1I1s;
western. $4.75@7.5O.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND LA @, Aug S n.dsHgs and
lights, 1926. CattIe-Receipts. cars;
steady. Lambs-Receipts, s cars, SCI
-Calxes-Raceipta-- head:-&s.1s
top.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.aFlour-Dul
and unchanged. Pork-Quiet: mess
s25m25.50 Lard-Steady; middle west
s seo SSS ses su ssss Raw .%
SO test ss.se; refined. steady; cut loaf
3s.s5; crushed. $685.; powdered. s5.25
granulated. 1915. Conee-Rio No. ! or
si45al.50: No. to No. l. $L15Q lao
Glover and clover mixed. 75c@$l.1 10
Tallow-Firm: city. 7Ac: country. y
@7%c. Dressed poultry-.steady; tur-
keys. 16G zoe; chickens, $50 FAC; fowls
14G1Shc; ducks. 1sl1 q lac. Live poul-
try-steady; geese lie; ducks, lac;
fowls, 16Q tic. turkeys. 100 lac; roost-
ers, lie. Cheese--Firmer: state milk
common to special ga q 16hc; skins,
common to specials, 5h y l2hc: full
skins, az 64c.
Coffee options opened steady and un-
changed TO 5 points advance. Butter
Dull. steady; receipts, b.s26; cream
cry extras. 2sW 2Shc; state dairy tubs,
2202sIhc: imitation creamery frsts. "a
case. Eggs-Dull and easy; receipts.
12.790; nearby white fancy, 2sQ32c;
hrsts. 1SM2lL3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
GRAIN AND 4RovIsIoNa

DETROIT, Aug. 5.--Close: Observers
OF wheat conditions in many cases be-
900 bu wheat crop, and cash dealers are
all bears because or the large quantity
OF wheat heading for the Chicago mar
kes, , The hedging sales against this
the bullish. The hope OF the bulls Is
In heavy French buying. for dealers In
that country are apt to become excited
ket. Liverpool il not now far from an
export basis. The bulls ngure on n
change In sentiment as soon as thresh-
present the production Of both winter
and spring wheat Is greater than ex-
pected. Chicago IL getting a great
dispose of the stock that will be in
store there In q month IL the present
rate Of receipts il continued that long.
Wheat made small decline at the
opening, but later became strong on
good French buying, and closed Nc
higher for cash and May. 1c higher for
September. and Inc higher for Deem
Corn advanced NC cash. beans SC, and
cloverseed soc, while oats lost Y q 1ic.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red,
e sss At opssea cl %itheu a' change
yi.03h, lost &c. and advanced to S1.05;
December opened at s1.o6A, dropped to
S1.o6x. and advanced to sl.o7% ma May
and advanced to s1.11h; No. white.
Coarse grain quotations.; corn-cash
No. 8 yellow. car at sstsc. !.
Oats-Standard, 42c asked: new. 4
cars at 3sc: August and September.
s7 kkS. Nc; y Mo- si 7so August ana
seBe.san:."t.:S. 1885 bid; october.
bee. GG 81 sss. a, rssas sB. SO SseG
6. 40: sample alsilxe, IL bags at 1915. 0
At $3.50 9 at ~. s at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday, included 245 bbls of -four.
car OF wheat, 4 Of corn. and IL OF oats
blu OF corn. and 1886 blu OF oats.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. 11.s77.o6o bu; year ago, $4,000
= Liverpool closed with wheat %0%d
Rsce,pts Of wheat Friday: winni-
peg, IS cars, against 81 a year ago
M la,p ear. against in 81 Kans. cry
sos cars. against 21S: ST. Louis. 10000
bu. against $4,000 200 r Sp;
T 70 sep, o. ,l Ass D.s 81 ss Nay:
siyyin ceS ornNcash and sept. ssEe;
Dec. 61xc; May, sShc Mem
saSc' Rye-No. 2, 7sc; No. 8. 7os
cIoverseed--cash, Oct. and Dec; ss.oo'
March, 1856. Alsike-Prfme ana S AuS''
1910. Timothy--Prime. Aug ano SEPT
Ss. Butter, eggs and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug. b.-opening-sspt,;'
Dec and May wheat nc lower. sept.
corn &C lower. Dec. same as ciosin
price and May &c lower Sept, oats &C
hishsr: Dec. prnv,.ions lower.
Noon-sept, and Dec Dec, wheat snrn NC p eSa
Dec. oats &c. and May nc higher. Pro-
visions lower. s a.
cided victory in the afternoon session
and wheat sdvanced sharply on stories
81 heavy crop damage In France from
rains. All wheat options higher, sept.
Dec. and May INC each sept; corn h &c;
Hc Dec. &C, May ho higher Pro-
Visions generally steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
AUTO AND CAR CRASH.
Three Injured In Accident Out Jeffer
ave. Thursday Niaht.

An automobile in which were Becon
Freeman and his wife. No. SAL Mel.
drum-ave., and Miss Anna Rohl. No. AZ
Division-st., was struck by street car
out JeffersQn.aye. late Thursday night
The occupants of the machine were
thrown out and Mr.. Freeman was sc.
r1ousy injured. In Harper hospital IA
Is said his skull was fractured, but
that he will probably recover. Mrs.
Freeman and Miss Roll were cut and
bruised
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
LOST 100000 IN ONE DAY.
DefauItIng Cashier Says He Got III
Wrong on Cotton.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-For the first
time since his arrest Erwin Johann
Wider, cashier OF the New York
branch of the Russo Chinese bank. who
embezzled 100000 from the bank, to-
day broke silence and told of his stock
and cotton exchange operations.
Il haven't a cent OF the money I
stole,' said Wider. ~ lost every sin
gle dollar of 1t. Why. In one day when
cotton dropped ten points and wiped
out pool Of which was a member,
| lost 100000 of the banks money.
was plunging then, for wanted to get
back the money l had lost and to
clean up little for myself"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
NEW YORK. STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
webber & Co., Aug. 8: There was only
a moderate amount of trading during
the morning session on the stock ex-
change with trades generally favoring
an advance. Offerings were light and
sen tfment somewhat improved helped
by strength shown In Copper ano
OF the Amalgamated Copper Co., BACK
from Europe. gave out very optlmis-
tic interview on the copper situation
abroad. where he says consumption or
the metal Is showing q steady increase
Around the noon hour. the market was
holding steady at the advance OF ABOUT
a point from yesterdays maj nBures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
AppIcs-New. ,19I2S per bu. $50

Appies-Ne"' SiVA@" pef W. SSV
Bansnas-oood shipping stock. sLss
@S2.5O. according to quality.
s ss:s:1rsd l%a ss sPs sf p su
Celery-Home-grow $4,000 doz
Cauliaower-sl.25 per bu.
C CSss.ss..-ss.5S p peer S SSl
C.ss:.smGnsrry eS55aD D.r S ss0's'
o,d GAi isc York :sas. s new n'x sc
~ D lse: S!leS sxeiIs; : sea.:sis
s sw: a sw;:. 1850 o be-, is I'M
Dases-Persian. sWec per Id: Fards
s@shc per ID.
Dressed CaIyes--Choics: II 0lihe per
Ffgs-Tmpor.ed. new, 1i01@c per lbs
California. sSc per box. na
Fresh vegetables--Cucum ~
coo per doz, lettuce. hot-lsvuse. $50 4Oc
per blu: head lettuce, 7ec@s1 per bu;
radisEes, round. loo per doz: wax beans
s1@l25 per bu; parsley. 2o@2oc doz 90,
green peppers. $3.50 crate; tomatoes.
85c a 81 per 4-basket crate, 1.75m2 per
bu; water cress. 15Q25c bn; turnips.
soc bu; spinach: ss@ a on blu; green green
California; Fruits--Pears, s3.25@5.5o
p per BOX ,P iSGss der Box per 00A
sr Gppspe.EDeIawares. ssSs.2s per box
Hay-Detrok dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
Ssss.so6,s h no D;'r slne, ss sls@TiSssS:
! o7.BO0R: wheat and oat straw. $500
y Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sis0S~
Hiaes-~No. 1 cured hides. 90: No. I
green hides. 7hc: No. 1 cured bulls. sci
| No 1 green bulls. 61c; No. cured veal
KIP. Zoe: No. 1 green veal KIP. 70:
No. cured murrain. 20: NJ" 7 green
pu sr:.n o as No sc f No 6or.s hides
taiiow. shc; No. Q talIow. 5hc; sheep.
Ss.5o: No. iorse hides. $3.50: No: !
skin. as to amount wool. so@eoc; NO
hides. lie on: No: Kip; cs,1 iM1 ,S on
$50 i4c: extracred. 70sc per ID.
Huckieberrtes-$3ff 81 $50 per bu.
Lemous--CaIifornip- S79s per boz;
Mersinas. 5000, poo box.
Itmes-si "a I: rs Der 700.
care f'G mster@eicns. segacc each.
Mushrooms a soc per ID.
0nions-Egyptians. esAo per sack;
OranRes-cafifornia Valencias. $aIs
@4.T6 per crate.
basket crates, 1926 1850;
wn,tv, Gangs 20 g35c per l-5-ou bas-
Pesrs-southern. s494so pc. Dbl.
Potatoes-New southern, $20zlo per
Pouisry-Broiiers 17@1sc; hens.
15h d16c: oil ROSTERS. sal0c: ducks.
15@l6c; geese. lac. turkeys, i19lsc
ns.pserr,e.-lRed; ,s@lso per Is-at
TsIIow--No. 1. sxc: No. ., sbc 10:
Wcoi-Nediufn upwashed. fS031c:
6ns unwashed. 1t01sc per III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co., Aug. g.: The Boston cop
per market is showing considerable
strength on a fairly big volume or bus.
mess Gains are uniform throughout
the entire list. The leader has been
Lake Copper, which has been well
bought up to 37%, a gain of Y. Y. 3.
Smelling at 37% II IN higher. =,
A. at SO ISIS higher. Superior at ~ u
ia III higher. Tamarack on few
sales. gained points. selling at %;
North Butte has been steadily bousnt
i'm big lots as high as rs, gain or y.
Copper Range sold at So. n gain OF
point. Practically the entire list mas
been traded in at advancing prices and
we have called attention In previous
advIces to the sold-out condition In the
copper shares. We still think there -
room for further Improvement. Otner
departments OF the market are Also
strong under the lead of United Shoe
Machinery which gained IN points.
Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber az Co. Aug. 5: London cop
pers show spot 55f 5s up bs, future DOT
iSs Cd advance SIS, market hrm. Bos-
ton market opened steady this morn
ing. and later showed an advance OF
from one 10 two points on such STOCKS
as Lake. c. * A. North Butte ana Cop
per Range. Think purchase made on
anv recessions will show moderate
profits The market Is very protes-
sional and narrow. Coppers are In bet
ter demand and sentiment IL not SO
pessimIstic. and traders are playing on
the long side.
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Markets and Finance

49, y S. s so S. az ss ss 4, as H sss
Hank .sas, Ind 100: Roy 70, Kerr rs.
k k:x Hos g. sss' S.v ssd 90 MP n g. n
, 635. o1ib go o c SO. o ID so. Osc s,
quincy u, Ray IS Shan !ss, Sup SO, 8
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q. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Butter-Extras
2sc: firsts, 25c: dairy extras, 2sc; irsts,
24c Eggs-Prime frsts. lie; nrsts.
Americas, 15& G16c. Live poultry
Fowls. 13614c; ducks. lsc; geese. so
l0c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
PRODUCE.

There were no price changes to re-
port this morning. although there was
a prospect of some cutting In poultry
before night. as receipts
were the heaviest of the week. and re-
tail dealers had generally supplied
their wants This left the dressing es-
as tn eonly buyers. and
they make their own prices. The but
ter and egg situation was unchanged.
Receipts of berries and small fruits
were again light. but with cold stor-
age stocks to draw on. the market had
all the peaches needed Apples are
coming In freely, but as yet, there is
no material accumulation OF stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
COPPER MARKET-cIo.e

Ahmeek IT'S. Atlantic 6, Arcadian
AZ, Alioucz ssi1. Boston a Corbin ls%.
Butte Coal 1914, Cactus ". Calumet
a. Ariz So Calumet g. Hecia 500 Cen
tcnniai fs ", chief IA, Chino ~. Cobalt
Central i3. Copper Range 6sh, DAILY
West Z. East Butte IA. First National
az, Franklin 1914. CRANKY 32h. Giroux
sH. Hancock 10. Ind 1a%, Inspiration
rs. Isle Rpyale is, Kerr Lake Z. La
sale TO- la Rose 4. Lake 2s. Mass y,
Miami 20%. Mohawk ~, Michigan 4h,
Butte s5A. North Lake y, Ohio Cop
per IN, Ojibway 6. osceola l2%. Raven
IL, shannon 10, South Lake b7s: super
Tor Copper AZ. Superior a Boston 81
superior q Pitts i2h. Tamarack So.
Trinity 8. Utah Cons 23h, u $ Smelling
37if, do pref AZ, winona eS. Wyan-
dotte y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05

WASHINGTON. Aug. .5s--"The de-
oortion" Of Is amateur jack-tars from
~ District Militia training ship
onnrk. viii probably never result In
1onrt- martial. Major w. s. Hodges,
ro-advocate general of the Ma
1911 Guard Of the District OF Col
Iunt1a has announced that II the
800 return TO their ship within
~ days, charges Of desertion could
1r11y be brought.
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.ssr ;.Ns :o $3.50 .Pss, 9Si o.,
JOBnuNG paICEs.

Canned Gecd;,-epp,sss s.. F Pan: S ss7s;
Si al so Corn--F'aucy Maine. 81 10;
standard. $50. Table poets. ll;2s9l.to
Pess-Eancy, early June, uSs; ,sano-
Socksys. tall, $3.50: fay. 81: Alaska
reds. tito; AlaskA pinkA ei.1s. To-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 2sc 10:
firsts. a7c; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock. ale per ID.
Eggs-Fresh scurrent receipts. cases
included, 17hc per doz. Receipts on
Friday. bss cases.
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5VICE TO INVESTORS

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s sss VIII s.n: n s:
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the sssek IA. cSns ss
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-05
klIrctELL MINING
POORLY HANDLED

possibilities Mitch
judgment
mining being inter
Of Mitchell
resgning under pressure
all the through The
the sight all put at
OF courss left timber pana
dwithp right
time
even undo Of agement
with ty
furxet It. 1t not live asset
n
Ar'.s.. and s:s.r OK
NJ. A. II.
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u prominent real estate man said
Ne other day that lots on Woodward
avo. would be- worth $1,000 foot all
ne way out to the railroad. within
'a vary short time. At present there
soro not half dozen parcels OF de-
~1rnblo business frontage on the ave-
1uo that can be had.
6 Plans are nearing completion for
~ organisation of the Detroit Airless
'Ilfo q Rubber Co. to locate here and
nonufacture new airless automobile
>@1vo. a plant will be built and pre-
nrnk1ons will be made to handle a
+ n<xo output. The company comes
horo from Dayton, Ohio, where II has
&oon operating on small scale. The
T. Dotroit feld, a. the centre of the auto
2noblle industry, offers greater adj
Snntases than the Ohio town.
Commercial failures for July show
( \ considerable increase both In num-
nor and in liabilities when compared
with the record for the corresponding
Period Last year. There were 1,147
(Ailures IN 1910, according to the re-
rort Of r. q. Dun q Co., 1,105 In 1909
(. nnd 1882 in 1903 The total liabilities
4 Involved were $13,790,753, compared
Win 1857 sea In 1909 and S14,222.12e
~ 1905. The increase IL chiefly due
+ - number Of big failures In the man
. ufncfuring lines.
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~ tourine car owned by Mrs. George
$500, or.. OF New Orleans, and oc-
~ b. MrS. Penrose, her son,
Pouroee. Jr.: D.. A.. McGinnis,
~ Nh H p. Raiston and w. n.
ffl11 % climb atree At RusseIl-
= h6U1ovard Thdfsday night.
~ bu6Iy smashed and tho
>co ~ eIIohfly bruised.
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posroN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Aug. 4.
furnished by Hayden, Stone a Co.:
Adv $50. A G r 31t0. Allouez IS, Az
coml 100. Butte aao. Blu Bal aio, G q
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STRONGER TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
List h Firm All Through First Hour,
Prices Moving Up From One
To Two Points
n. y. srOCk MARkET-CIo.e.

Anal Cop. e2s; do Pfd. teh Am
ssSS,Nsi Am; s%el... sS$ Am. su gar
SssT Ana Cop, ASA; 1.eS-' % s Z. :
Cen. Leath., So; do pfd. 1903; Oh. a y,
a: Oh. 4 CT W. AZ c.. NJ. q 81; y.
III CHI. q Nwest'n. l4s; Col. +. a
i57H;D e Rio Gr.. 20: Erie. ssx; do
ist, pid, ssh Gen. Eiec.. la; CT Nor.
Pfd. i2sH do Ore, Ssi Ill Cent; 49, ~
20; l.. q N. 1871; M. X. A. Tex. 81;
Mo. Pac. 4sA Nat Lead. 5oS; n \.
4 w. %: Nor. Pac.. li4A Penn g. d.
IL p. C., 1904; PEG: Gas. JOSH; Pr. ST.
Car. 81; Reading. 137h: Rep. !: d St.
1ss; do pfd. 80: Rock Isl, 2s%; do
Pfd, SO; Sou Pac.. lio$ Sosth; hy"
81. L & W., 22A; Twin City. lo7; Tex.
e.; Union Pac. is2A. Rub, IS; steel.
Cop, zsG: wabash. lss: do pfd. Ssh;
w. u. Tel. s5; West Mig. SIS.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The, stock
market showed a strong tone at the
opening. prices especially Of the active
railroad issues showing substantial
fractional gains, many Of them rang
ing at the highest figures SO far this
week.
IL q. m-The strong tone was main
tanned all through the first hour,
prices of nearly all the active issues
moving one to two points above yes
terday's close.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Noon-Further gains were estab-
lished In the market in the first hair
OF the forenoon. but around midday
some profit-taking sales caused frac-
tional recessions from the highest
range in the FIRST two hours.