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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
9l5 Maxwell Has These Features And MANY Others

pull the out Of any mud or sand The Maxwell
has three-speed seective sliding gear transmission
because Maxwell engineers do not consider any
other type to be worthy of the Maxwell car.
Double.Shell Radiator with Shock
Absorbing Device
The Maxwell radiator Is of handsome design.
gracefully curved and it is built to be trouble
proof 1t is the expensive double shell type and
mounted to the frame by means of a shock alb
sorbing device on each side. which relieves the
radiator of all twists and distortions Of the frame.
caused by roughness of the road. The shock alb
sorbing device also minimzes the possibility Of
radiator leaks.
The Roomy Full 5.Passenser Body
Adjustable Front Seat
The 1915 Maxwell has a full grown 5-passeneer
body. The front seat is adjustable, you can move
it three inches forward or backward. This makes
the car really comfortable for the driver No
cramped legs for tall people or uncomfortable
reaching for short people. Most drivers seats
made to fit anyone-s0 fit no one.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
G0 To Church hW %1nI Please ssst Your Es;"1 WIFE,

10 TO CHURCH.
I 1t will make your wife feel so happy
It pleases when his wife GOES TO CHURCH.
If it makes feel good to his wife 60 TO CHURCH it
surely will make his wife feel better still to him GO TO
CHURCH. Next your old MOTHER who perhaps dead and
gone friend you've had that brave little wife OF
yours Remember the time you EVENT WRONG" If ever
you needed friend it then How quick she to forgive
When through bnder took wings FIXED
UP HER OLD HAT AND TRIMMED HER DRESS ONCE
MORE started to her when neghbos glanced
nifcantly.
WHEN we're SICK SHE COOKED LITTLE oAINTIEs, SAT
AND READ YOU QUOTED BITS OF SCRIPTURE AND sTRok.
ED YOUR TEMPLES. TONIGHT WHILE you ARE ASLEEP,
SHE WILL WITH THE CHILDREN GET OUT THOSE OLD
LOVE LETTERS THE SPIRIT OF THEM, FRAGRANT
As LAVENDER TOMORROW MORNING, WHEN THE STOVE
GOES WRONG AND A HARAssED FACE CHANCES ACROSS THE
TABLE, BE A LOVER MORE PRAISE THE BREAKFAST
KISS HER DOOR, SEE HER SMILE THROUGH
THE TEARS SHE'LL SING ALL DAY LONG, PERHAPS A YEAR
FROM NOW WOULD GIVE ALL you HAVE IN THE WORLD
TO TAKE HOLD HER HAND TELL HER YOU LOVE HER AND
YOUR OLD SWEETHEART. BUT, TOO LATEl SHE'S
FOREVER!
Make your wife happy by GOING TO CHURCH next Sun
day. co TO CHURCH with her if possible, but 60 TO
CHURCH you have GO TO CHURCH alone It is in the
house Of God you'll consolation is there that you'll
find happiness It there that you will be nsted with courage
to fight the battle of life
Make your wife feel happy.
Be happy yourself
GO TO CHURCH.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28

home.
Dan McCrimmon, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two
weeks, is reported to be improving at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stenberg we're
Saturday evening callers at the Chas.
Kragenbring home.
Walter Berglund visited with some
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
HARRISON,

Harrison, April 26-Seeding is al
most completed in this vicinity now.
Owing to the wet condition of the
fields, the spring work has progressed
very slowly.
Miss Lydia Johnson was an over
Sunday visitor at the E. w. Pagel
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
1.-THE War Corresponden ts."

1.-THE War Correspondents"
A spectacular four reel drama OF
the Balkan war, showing the expert.
ence Of newspaper correspondents st
the front. This picture will be shown
next Saturday, matinee at three fif
teen and evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
STATE MUSIC TEACHERS MEET
Mrs. Edward Mcdowell Engaged for
the Minnesota Music Teachers
Convention,


The Program Committee of the
Minnesota Music Teachers Associa-
ton, announces that they have secur-
ed Mrs. Edward Mcdowell, widow
of the famous composer, to give a
lecture recital on the second evening
23rd.
The annual examinations for the
Certificate of Licentiate will be held
on May 10Th and Goth in Minneapolis,
St. Paul, Duluth, Winona and other
centers where five or more candidates
apply. The executive board wishes It
understood that it is not necessary to
take the examinations to join the AS.
sOciation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28
friends here Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walin spent
Sunday at the formers parental home.

I will ship stock from Pennock ev-
cry Tuesday and pay at the rate Of
fifty cents below top on that day for
hogs and for other stock accordingly
G. c. Haue.-Adv., 3 mos.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28

Miss Lima Gjems who teaches in
Minneapolis arrived Friday evening
and spent the week end with her
mother in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28

DIR. L. B. Hodgson spent Sunday
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Hodgson at Donnelly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-28

j. A. Rowat was at Litchfield on
business the first Of the week, -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02

stI canned out oi Lansing shortly be-
fore o'clock this morning bound
for Grand Rapids, where the party
is due this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Tile number OF cars in the pro
cessiOu Was materially reduced by
"A drizzling rain whicL began falling
before daybreak but adVces from
towns along the route 10 be follow
ed today indicate that in the neigh
borhood OF 400 cars will be- In line
wnen the Keat County Metropolis Is
reached.
At Grand Ledge 20 more cars
were waiting for the caravan to ar
rive and at Portland it was expected
that 100 machines would fall in. Al
noon the members OF the party viii
be entertained at luncheon in ionsa
and big ROAD rally Will be held in
Grand Rapids tonight
4 large number of marsha,s in
swift runabouts were prepared to
keep all machines $50 feet apart
and red cross section under the
supervision OF score OF doctors
was ready To render first aid ii the
occasion demanded. 4 motor am
bulance Was in the line. when VAS
headed by the REQ and NJ. \. {.
bands
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
TO PUBLISH
UNION Plan
Rockefeller VIII EX-
plain Colorado Pro-
jcct Saturday
Ry UNITED PRESS.

DENVER. Colo. oct What
John y. Rockefeller. Jr, described
as a "coup.ehea-iva plan for col
lrctivr b. ming wiki cuploNcs
uud a modtl .or adjusting labo
rouglcs." will be submitted 10 rel
~eseu.auyes OF Rockeleller's l.
mining camps at I secret meeting
q Pueblo. Colo omorrow.
Tho plan Is Rockrt"ller.s rerly u
.h, Uvircd Mine workers domtn'
tor union RECOGNITION. Il w's he
'1-ul ty pNoi1)s " RocScJcllor's
colorado Fuel q Iron Co, aided b.
" }.91ic King, Of tho Rockefeller
otrtior end perfected by the
'.,. millionaire himself during his
'y 90 living conditions in the
amps
announcement ~ The detailed ar
,.u~.r,rr's FOR sclfccvernrent IN
.re COMPS. presentation OF gri"y.
r..s rnea's 20 con,0any ofcialS
-' rrnH"stivn exploUatiNn ~ the
r'rr''v0 barr3ininC feature viii
-77n - Ro-ke'elle- 10 ne csn-
~ public sunday The Pueblo
,.cfina e ovpcc'ed 20 anrrove ne
Man which Wa developed in the
owpauy's Offices.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
GADD GIVES
PHONE Def
Refuses to Pay More
Than SIS For School
Service

Secretary Gadd, of the Board of
Education. declares that II Is UP 10
General Manager Won Schlegell, or
the Michigan State Telephone Co.
10 do as be pleases about the tele-
phone service in the public schools
The school board has not paid a
school telephone bill in nearly two
years when the old contracts al
SIS per telephone expired. the tele
phone company wanted Secretary
Gadd TO sign a new contract at S49
per telephone.
Il have told Mr. Won Schleeell
that the demands OF the company
are unreasonable and I viii not meet
them" said Secretary Gadd. The
schools are in use only six hours a
day during the school season. and
there is no reason why the board
should be charged as much for a
school telephone as the resident Is
charged for a private line. I an
perfectly willing TO continue PAYING
the telephone company az the rate
OF SIS a telephone, but no more. II
the company wants 20 yank the tole
phones out OF the schools, they
might try II. The school board is
not asking favors from the tele
phone company. Mr. Won Schlegell
is mistaken when he says will not
negotiate with him. Any time he
wants to sign another contract at
slJ per telephone. we can do bust
ness have no funds with which
10 meet a larger bill for telephone
service. because the amount appro-
priated was based on the SIS esti'
mate"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
Grain and Provisions

/ DETROIT. oct Prices were ui
! izc al the start and the tone lr U H..
| was frm The foreign MAJ acts wer
quo Tins higher prices and there va
| a feeling that export business mus
I soon become more important feu
! tur~ ia the market
! An exporter figures that - costs
! soc per ou. TO deliver Manitoba wheat
I IN liverpool at the present rate o.
! FIRE ght without considering any prof-
! IL Receiving houses IN thltaSo re-
/ POI ted light Consignments % wheat
! Toe northwestern movement co0tlu
! ues larger than year ago uullth
| and MINNEAPOLIS received so r1rs
against ! o74 year ago- while Vim
nipeg had Lar cars. against 75s a
I year ago,
Northwestern markets were weak
! IN the early trading. causing t.
cline in Chicago. Winnipeg also de
cIined. Bulls say the high rn sh o..
the september deal will be repeated
with December as conditions are sim
liar IN the two options. The petroit
cash wheat market - hfe!ess- me
wheat coming in shows improvement
in quality. but demand is lacking and
stocks are accommodating.
All the foreign news IS hullish.
Crops arc short in all directions and
the needs are heavy. France Is N
need OF q great deal OF wheat and
sition. The United Kingdom has ma
tive wheat enough for several months.
but must come here later TO keep up
supplies This condition encourages
wheat was strong early and weak
later The close was unchanged
from Thursdays close
Corn declined &C and eloverseed ad-
vanced 100 use Cash beans ad-
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
day included l.000 bbls OF flour.
cars OF wheat, y OF corn. OF oats.
81 -
were 1000 hbls. OF flour. l. 900 bu. OF
wheat, $4,000 bu OF corn. 1000 IN.
OF oats and II 900 bu Of rye. stocks
are I3:500 bu OF wheat Se.s0o bu. OF
corn. 100000 bu. OF oats and $1,000
snow figures the winter wheat crop
I AZ $4,000, 600 bu-, spring wheat So. :
/ 60G 700 bu, oats 1907 100000 bu. and
corn estimated at S.0lSoGo. 600 6u.
Wheat quotations Cash No. red.
ii07. Dec. opened with an advance
/ OF TIC at sl0si. lost nc advanced
to 81 osls and closed az tl-9s.
May opened Al 81 .osiz. declined 20
800. advanced TO $i.osia and closed
No ! white. siof
Coarse grain quotoations-Corn;
I Cash 80 ;. CSC. No. yellow. s'c ask,
white 37i4c, No. white IS Hssc
/ sample. 80 Il 33c. Rye Cash No. :.
/ Csc Beats Immediate and prompt
shipment. s315 BID; Oct: s. Clover
seed Prime spot. sl75; oct si275t
I pr me alslke. 80 3. Timothy. Prime
. spot t375
Receipts % wheat Friday: Duluth.
a05 cars agains' 2fS year ago. Mn
ufapoii-. 15a cars against 12G VIM
nipeg i.111 cars against 1Js. Chica-
/ 20 % cars against zoo southwest.
ilI"99 bu- against i2s.'oa bu. year
ago.
PRIMARY wheat receipts were 1852.
b0b bu against Zf2o 600 hu a year
lag0
The weeks wheat charters az tn,
see board made tctal II 2es ono ~
Weeks American exports % wheat
and flour. 5000 zoo bu against g.
gf2 org bu a year ago
Evrorts OF wheat and flour Friday.
I20i6.UGJ bu
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
WHEAT IS
NERVOUS
Strong Cables Cause
Considerable Early
Buying

CHICAGO. Oc,. Wheat was
nervous today. Strong cables caus-
"a considerable early buying with
urices advanced from IL to IS
above yesterdays close ..aier
there was considerable selling on
the bulge December wheat, de
sp!te this selling. held W ia.r.y well
At one tine later in the day prices
were up Is and down SIS, 70 s5 -
and 81 l-2.
Corn suffered a reaction from the
fair weather and warmer tempera.
lures over the corn belt. Prices
wee unchanged and down . .rac'
ton below yesterdays close al ,ae
opening Later they were down -
and 81 below the opening, 10 "a >
and SO L.
Oats prices showed little change
the trend being toward lower levels.
Provisions were steady to s.ishtly
higher
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
SELLERS 'SOAKS'
DISORDERLY MAN
AND AFFINITY

John BlessingtoH was found guilty
rs a dlsorderly. and was fined $500.
with Elk months in the workhouse
rs the alternative, and ais alleged
AFFINITY Mrs. Rebecca Lamb. Of To-
ledo, talked herself into sentence
OF 30 DAYS in default Of $50 fine.
when she tried 10 aid Blessington,
in Justice sellers court, Friday
morning
TIE woman's husband Louis F
NIB of Toledo, had appeared a.
oup'a inant against Blcsslrgton.
.ou-tn~ him Of stealing Mrs
.~rb's aTections ana enticiag her
,~~v from her home. and bringing
o- here
~ 7'nzton and Mrs Lamb were
- So 225 Howard-st. ae
"-f- ard M Charles Jones when
Soy rr-o located ny the womau's
and. aaistcd by Detective
George Smith Of the free 'ance"
squad
Lamb explained 10 the police that
nlee 'ng'on Rad been convicted ir
Toledo. some time ago. and son
need ~ years Imprisonment.
FOR his efforts 20 bro Is up a.,
'emh homo and he said fha, When
re ans c1lle3 % IDAHO on business
'orr Wcaks ago. Mrs Lamb Joined
B1essington IN Detroit RE said
that lcttor that be wrote r. his
wife. requesting her 10 come west
and ioir him was returned % him
unclaimed. and he learned from his
two grown qona that Mrs lamb had
skinned to Detroit
She had been arrested az 2 die
orderly. while living With Blegsing
ION. and tho husbands story on his
arrival here. caused the arrest oi
! rIessington also as disorderly
person
Mrs. Lamb appeared In court, Fri
day. 70 defend plrssington against
her husbands charges She said
that Lamb had deserted her and
Blesslneton had given her money
and taken care Of her while hei
husband was absent
After Rlessington was convicted
nd sentenced. Justice Sellers or
iorod = warrant for Mrs Lamb. m
der the disordcrlv act. and she was
found guilty and fined $50 with ~
DAYS in the workhousc as the alter
native.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02

Wonen's wearing apparel valued
~ 1915 was stolen from the store
of Jacob Fcllwau. No 457 S. IN
toine.st.. some time Thursday night,
by burglars who nscd a false key
on The front door. accordin- 90 Fell
mans report 70 'he police The
plumber included 30 coats. valued
NJ $500. % dresses valued At 1925.
and 40 skirts, worth $50 Detec.
tivcs Ellensteln and Shaw IRE in.
vestiga'ing
Mrs ! Nicolai ~ No. ~ CIS
field-1ye. east. reports that jewelry
valued AZ 1854. and s25 in cash were
stolen from her home some time
Thursday. A roomer Is suspected.
Joseph Martin No. 90 Jefferson
ave. reports the thoft ~ jewelry
valued at s7J. and an automatic re.
volver
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. oct. Flour. Dull
si5al5'5o' Lard, Easier. middle
west spot. <S45H So sugar; Raw.
steady; centrifugal, 90 test. s3.75
$50. muscovade, 50 test s29SH3.l2
refined. steady; cut loaf. $3.50; crush
ed. $50. powdered, s.. granulated,
$3.50. Coffee: Rio No on spot =. c.
Tallow Firm. city, 5'sc, special.
slsc. country. .. Hsi c. Hay: Steady
prime, Si.2S u $50; No. 3, 92L. n 81
clover, s0cG<l Is. Dressed poultry
Firm: turkeys. Is u 2lc; chickens. Il a
s5c fowls. lSalSc, ducks. i7ia "a So
Live poultry: Unsettled and nominal.
fowls I3tl7c. chickens. broilCrs. Il
Else Cheese: Firm: state milk.
common 10 specials. Ia l5c; skins.
common 10 special, "a &c.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
TRAIN CUTS
BOY IN TWO
Joseph PattkO Meets
Horrible Fate on d.,
T. 4 |. Railway

Joseph Pa;tko. Is years DID, OF
No. 10 Hammondaye was almost
instantly killed. Friday morning.
when nc fell from a string OF box
cars cf he H.. T. * /. railroad. It
Hammoud-aye. crossing. and Ma
cut In Two by the cars
The boy was attemutine 10 HITCH
on the cars when ho fell. according
% the police report.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02

"netro.rs prosperity cannot be
questioned II is remarsat... DO.
clared Charles 3. Warren Ir-.t
dent Of the Board OF Commerce, FIJI.
day morning. when NO was informed
that Piusbursn was Boosting asow
It's revival OF trade. due 70 var or.
dets.
"Detroits motor car business is
the largest In the history % the
city" continued Nj Warren. The
august and September output IVES
very much larger than In arv nre-
ceding August and september The
increase is due PROBABLY 10 The large
crops and Tho high prices which the
farmers are receiving for them. and
these high prices in turn. are due
to the existence OF the European
war. there Is no doubt
"Detroit's motor car companies.
in general are not manufacturing
cars for The foreign demand. Some
trucks are being made for the bel
ligerent nations, but no standard
cars are being manufactured for
war purposes The domestic de-
mand is so great that the manufac.
turers cannot supply the require
ments OF their own agents in this
country The companies are pre-.
ferring 20 supply and To keen their
domestic business. rather than 10 &C.
cept foreign contracts
Some OF the manufacturing activ.
ity in Detroit is due 70 contracts
FOR munitions, out Il exists in other
lines than the manufacture OF auto
mobiles Reports indicate that in
every line business is exceptionally
good. and that Detroit is extremely
hear nothing but pros
perity stories from every side
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE eTOIK.
DtnHfnu A sscx.p.

EAST BCFFALO. y \ Oci L.
Cattle: % cara. steady choice Co primo
native steers. S9U 32j. far % good
ssm 1922. choice to prime ua Us
steers, s,55WH25 fdis Go good
graSserS 6..aff 10. uEh' .uwIH
fed, 80 o 25, prime Rat heIi,rs. s. 80
q 10. good bItcher neifeT, z 81. 70
:; light grassy heife.T : tr.gs. Hc.i
tat cows. 500 G1J. butcher COWS g.
90 20 cutters. ttdt2J p4uurf.
s25ou d.25. fancy bulls. y5ftt St4.
sege bulls. S525aS15. hgh1 boz
tfH5.
Hogs 10 cars market lower.
heavy and yorkcrs. $500 $50. pixt
S1.j00 7.15
sheep: 20 cars market. loW,r tor
lambs SS.15u9. NcarliugE $3.50 n
%. wcthers. Ss.2j q COO ewes. So,
as.
Calves: s5ml3
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
CHICAGO GR,IN.

CHICAGO. Oct open tug -
Wheat. Decent er up -sC NAV n.y.
q Corn December uarhauu .
May. uD IL Oats December down
&c. May unchanged Provision
81 aady
Noon Wheat. Dec mbcr ap
W. down 80 corn Decent be-
1owu "a My down =, Da-a p
rrrer down -t~ Nev dose. r-
CLOSE Wheat Dec dow :.
N1r down '.c corn Dee. dow
NJ f.vu f-tr Cats Dcr
DOWN = Nav. down 4. Prov. .
stoHs Higher
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02

Oct Hogs. Receipts. 10000. mar
ket 1oc lower. mixed AND butchers
s6.T0T $50: good heavy. x1t01fS
rough heavy Sc 60Ft6.s9. light So.
$50. pigs. s5N So. Carte Re
ceipts, -.00n. market. i0W 15c lower
beeyes. S6N iog5 cows and hcIferE
SsuS.25. Texans. SG4oft 30. calves
$3.50 II 80. sheep. Receipts. 5000
market Ice lower. native. s. j0a
western. S5.65 q 6.fU. Ianils, $3.50 a
SEQ. western. So IS q $50
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
Produce Market

The market was well supplied with
peaches on FRIDAY. 2a! receivers re-
ported the demand a. showing signs
OF faltering at last This market has
absot oea great many peaches this
year. but II looks as though The de-
mand WAS gctting pretty ven hlcd
up. and with several thousand BUSH
eiS arriving daily the market is be
ginning 10 drag Poultry receipt Is
were liberal and late getting I'm bul
the market was unrha.S a ON the
.catiN t.adc and dealers We're CONT
dent OF cleaning uy before uiEht As
for the rest the market Was normally
active ard without feature u special
Importance.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
PAVEDWAY
JUNKET ON
Caravan of 100 Autos
Leaves Lansing For
Grand Rapids

LANSING. Mich, Oct. 1.-tSpe-
ctal with Gov. Ferris and Phillip
r CJ.eRrove as the chief guests OF
nonor, the Wolverine Psvedway car
avian with 100 machines IN line
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
This City Enjoying
Bumper Times, Says
ChaS. Is. Warren
AUT0 INDUSTRY
Vt HIGHEST POINT
Business Is Largest In
the History OF the
City

PITTSBURGH oct Gold
i1e'ed in Pirsburghs 20 .kets
today Tie LARGEST payroll since
October. 1911 vas handed today
g.. hanks % payment for wages
.or Sep.sM -ev
IN. 3,rol was largely for
work or orders, and Pitts
tu.sh u.4a .t4 order, .oakst
n" O. rhs 1rad a-c expected
Io -roE .r"s lnty jnrreasiHg
uayrnu- f.1ushou De winter
F.v 90 tho largas' banks paid
out total ot s'-.oooooo fo-
payro,ls rodlv O-sr~S sweNed
ne total 20 S5oo19nn o. o..
rober 1871. thc Eve ha7ts ~
TONED paid n s2f1's.aa1 for
oct. I pay-olIs
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
WV ,cnk Cor-rov m,nKrr.
NEw Worm M TIER

NEW YORK. oct Butter Firm
receipts 800. creamery extra. 27ikc.
state dairy tubs 81 &C. hnltattOn
creoWerV hrsts G2iz ~ &c: specials.
$50 ESQ lh Eggs: Firm. receipts.
sliF nearby Whit fancy. an Sc:
nearby mixed fancy. 27u 23c. fresh
lrsts. 2si- N sac
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
CLEVELAND Ir,r STo,K

CLEVELAND. o. oct Hogs
Receipts 1900. 25H75c lower york
ers. ss.25; mixed. sS2s pigs. s725.
heayies, $50 rOughs. Ss.75. stays.
t5.75N6 Cattle Receipts. ears,
weak sheep and lambs Receipts.
10 ears, steady Lambs Top. 50.
Calves Receipts 1850. steady: top. si3.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-02
||lkET is !,
IT'LL WILD
out 100000 Shares
Are Sold Up to
IL O'Clock


DvrsgAt. ipIS. ny ss~ New N"rs
N enIwx Post C"mUsoy'
GeRW YORK, Oct. There was
relaxation whatever In the fran
pace OF the STOCK market today
anything. the speculation became
ilder and more entirety separated
IN any sober calculation of the
~ Influences bearing on the
hres which were the focus Of eN
fShcnt. The one exception to
~ general statement. and not an
i1mportant one, was that the stand
"a railway issues stood alooi en-
WI from the extravagant move
Int OF the day.
u d market In which speculation
~ taken the bit In its teeth and Is
nning at such a pace as this one,
n usually superfuous to suggest
ke outside news OF the day as a
onse for It's activities. No doubt
ouever. the news Of the continued
n9loFrench advance and Of the
ecess OF the allied loan had their
rDects on sentiment.
Sun TO IL o'clock sales OF stocks
u the board were approximately
~. 900 shares: naming that total
- two hours OF trading indicates at
Mat an extraordinary pace specu-
live business was carried forward.
United States Steel common
5ne there was so great An amount
buying that the stock was lifted
MT at the opening TO new rec
for the year, subsequently
selling a price of 81 "a Yester-
v morning Steel common was be-
n.
- other departments Of the list
oro were no stocks that matched
(ool IN activity. but IN the matter
vjld Eyrations there were plenty
sletues that excelled.
&. =. STOCK MARKW-Close.
0otatfons by Hornblower & Weeks)
Is pfd rs. Am Linseed oil %:
ASDl SSL. Am Can st%, do pfd
Am Car 4 Fdy 81, Am Steel
91.e slK, Am Cotton OIL ssh.
In sscurities AN. Am LOGON
IN Bmeit 4 Ref ssI.. Am Sugar
O8k. Am Beet Sugar 81. Am
XEd 143h. Am Wooden 81 u do
3Uks Anaconda -. Atchison l0t'
<[TtSSe&Si~h~v, STEEL aek Rrooklyn
tn. Butte q Superior 500.
g Pet IsE. Canadian Pac 1917.
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