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The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
Man CHOKED AS
BY ROBBER DOPE T0TER.
James SheriOn Nabbed
On Street BY the
Police

While he is alleged to have been
attempting to sell a bottle OF drugs
to person he met at Library-ave.
and Randolph ST., late Monday night.
James Sh, rion. "a years old, OF No.
las Conpress-st east. was arrested
by Detectives Quinn and Seiger. and
is held In the central station. charg-
cd with violating the United States
drug laws. pending the action OF
the federal authorities.
In 4 physicians case that Sherion
carried the police found several bot
ties uf drugs. principally morphine
and cocaine The detectives were
on their way ;G work. when they en-
connteIed SferICu, dickering with
drug addict that he met at the
corner I'iye collars was the price
he warted TO- enc small bottle OF
cocaine. accord ng TO the officers. A
hypodermic also was found In Sher
ions rose ssion.
Joseph Dodcrich, who handles vio-
,qtions OF the Harrison law for the
government, is investigating Sher-
ions case. lie is believed to have
come to Detroit recently from Can
ada. Inquiries have been sent to
Canadian. offlcials TO determine
whether he is wanted in the Domin-
ion.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

ments on Peterboro-st.. although
those who remember the town when
II was not so big will remember him
as one OF the group Of business and
professional men who lived for years
in the Library Park.
One brother. Frank B. Warren, Of
New York. and three sisters, Mrs
Thos. Gordon, Jr., of Howell, Mrs.
J. F.. Campbell. of Lansing. and Mrs.
Everett c. White. OF Detroit, survive
him. Funeral arrangements are not
yet made. but the funeral will prob
ably be in charge of Damascus Com
inandery, Knights Templar.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
Thug Escapes Without
Booty When Pedes-
trians Approach

A highwayman who attacked &.
H. Williams. OF No. 604 Third-ave..
on Peterporccst. between Second
and Thir6-aves.. Monday night. seiz-
ed him by the neck and nearly
slrargled him before frightened
away by the approach Of pedes-
trians
When te was grabbed from be.
hind Williams was told to throw
up his hands and he complied with
the nieirwavman request. at the
me time yelling for assistance.
The man ran north through an alley
wdy between Second and Third-aves
and n,d disap cared when patrol
man reached the scepe.
\. jackson OF No. 1884 West
Grand-blvd.. fought of a Quartet OF
holdup men, who attacked him at
Fifteenih.st ard The Boulevard as
he was on his way to his home. rs
he approached the corner. Jackson
noted that the four men separated
into pairs. two passing on each side
of him. One struck him with billy
twice, and he endeavored to defend
himself showering several blows on
his assailants. They were put TO
flight, and Jackson chased them sew
eral blocks before they outdistanced
him. lie saw three of the men. and
informed the police that he could
identify them.
While walking on Bacon-st.. near
The d., 4. a. I. station, Monday
night. Peder Hardis. OF No. 55 Kins-
man-st.. was robbed OF sli and his
watch by two men. Patrolmen Des.
ner and Davis arrested Louis Koler,
who had no home. pending an lnves.
tigation OF the robbery.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much blood disease
as scrofula or rheumatism. II may
be relieved. but II cannot be re-
moved by simply local treatment. II
breaks down the general health,
weakens the lung tissues. and leads
TO consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ls so success
full In the treatment of catarrh that
Il is known as the best remedy for
this disease. II purifies the blood.
Ask your druggist for it.--Ady.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

The violin .ype or musical instru
ment has been used from an un-
known period of antiquity. and the
viol has been traced back to the
eighteenth century.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

wAsHINGT ON--A youth waiting
daily for his sweetheart near the de-
partmcnt of Justice was responsible
for officials believing government
shadows were being shadowed.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

wASHINGTON--President Wilson
is asked by Capital merchants to de.
clare Saturday an Official holiday for
early Christmas shopping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
ORDNANCE STOCKS.

tg!tA-r -nbs'antlsl gains Us many
stnrts ia the ordnance market yesterday
't,i,l.I = week of almost Uninterrupted
-iNarJc. l., ". Bliss added ~ pDiats 20
IT, ri" in Yesterdays short session. other
prominent Issues We're Aetna Explosives.
du Pom. Atlas and M.dVale steel. which
averaged from . II" : points higher, Wiz
chester was moderately r"attiunnrv. The
hA-An.r az tMa list hrll si.AdN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
NEW CITY NOTES.

Security. Rate. Ray, Due Hid. Or.r. Yield.
SSCity..6 Ms Sept. i,l6 1917, lO2 ll-l62 ~
NYCny.6 Ms sept. IN 1881 1885 80,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
4 Costly Business.

one of tho bigGcs' of the odd lot deaf
crs has sent out the followjng notice :
owing 70 tho unusual character Of the
market IN Bethlehem Steel u has be-
come Impossible for odd lot dealers 10
trade on the same terms thJt obtain
in ordinary stocks. 90 and after Mon
day. octobei -, therefore, " VIII cease
10 ill orders in odd lots % B"'hlrhcm
Steel on each succeeding ~t.c o. l"u
shares. bus will make ;tc closest maj
k.t compatible with iHe orders 80 "u'
hands .
Another finn % dealers made = S.u.-
lar notice early lnst wees. Tile result
~ tlis change Is tina tlr dealers Will
act ~ specialists ~ th, stock. Il IS
easy u understand nov tue work uc
IN" dealers in a markc; ltk" tNat ir
Bethlehem should prove "a costly bus -
ness. The wuuder j. thI' they hay,
not refused to do husint-, before. Tn
less the dealer previously ntt % hong
position in the stock IL is dlUi.G.. 90,
see Now he could go y. selling u.i
lots ou the wa M last Wys., Tl-
did sell odd lots found themselves shpr.
~ the stock and their hurried nVyt'-
helped the advance along. Nuo'hc" ua--
ter that Increased the hHras : 81 the
odd lot dealers has been the I..uu -
the traders. one shrcwd '.ld'r rs r,-
ported 20 nave huaEut zoo shares OF
Bethlehem IN tfty shar- lots from T.,
dealers AZ the opening prr d. Last N,r,
and sold the same ~ rourd lots pr Nv.
next sale NJ 4 profit a. % pt.I'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24

eEx dividend.
Where . Co follows
= quotatton II indi-
Gates bid or offer
for 10 shares,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
COAL TRADE GROWS BRISK.
"AH~" SaSs Mine Operators Are
Now ON Fun rimc Basis.

The coal market has Stltfopcd greatly.
The C0Gl .iJC in its current review says.
"Anthrlcito-Mluc operations are now
OF a full time basis. and the ua.kvt
has stiffeu"d up, probably ovep lryo. .
expectations Of tho mo~, conservative
members Of the trade TN" yt" and Iglpr
supply are slowly hocnnlu- the controls
ling factors shortap" of special k,udS
of equipment, particularly 20" shipment
20 tho West, Il causing anxiety "a re-
CARDS the future. Concessions on the rog-
ular circulars are confined 10 unusual
situations whore II IS necessary 90 move
onuag and this in spite ot the fact
that there is - we'll defined effort noted
In many directions TO establish new niuu
selling records. luso!d coal al tide
water Is practically all cleaned up and
there IL an excellent movement i'm the
coastwise trade. Lake shipments arc
only Nfair.
"Rituminous-A progressive imprse-
ment still characteri2es the soft coal
trade, though the Increased ,,mand is
confined essentially Ia extra NDluisition,
on contracts, Forohanded cousUmers ar,
now beginning to accumulate all In,
SURPRISES Of the high grade fuels tuoy
can carry, though prices generally hav.
not responded TO the improved tone, viii
a possible exception of a greater finn,
ness, Manufacturing demand Ia steadily
expanding, and even the moro con,
servative members Of the trade are not.
ably optimistic. Car shortages arc be
coming more frequent. and this Is ,aus
ing much concern over tho outlook for 4.
month or two later, An encouraeiu.
aspect Of the transportation problem .
the effor being made to rush new ,uuiu
ment into service with the utmost ics
| patch"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
steel Meeting.

To the professional element at least
the Steel meeting next Tuesday is the
objective toward which recent specula-
ton has been directed. Those who are
bearish on the results of that meeting
believe nat II will mark the end Of the
present squirt in the market and that at
least a substantial reaction will be seen.
Those who are bullish on the results
believe that the real market in Steel
stock will date from hat day. and that
before the End of the year there will he
substantially higher prices AZ regards
the results ~ the meeting the majority
opinion in the Street appears to he that
5he directors will not resume dividends
on the stock. but that this action will he
delayed until the January meeting. MI
stockholders should look for AT this time
Is "A good quarterly report. showing a
rising tide Of earnings and liberal appro-
pfiations for depreciation. The view
of the bears Is that there will be no
dividend and that no statement of earn
ings that can possibly be shown will hc
considered satisfactory in view Of the
e~xtravagant hopes held out. \ coinpro.
mise theory is that "a dividend may
he declared by the directors. Opinions
I'm regard to the immediate future course
Of the stock naturally depend upon cN-
pectations in regard to the meeting.
But II Is doubtful II even the lcas, OPP
timistic look for any sudden cessation
Of the public buying OF Steel whatever
the result. The main support OF the
present upward movement - the amount
or outside buying. and with the public
in its present infiamed state OF mind
there is no telling what II will do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24

n u",al sale to, ,sy 4s12oo shares. Same day 1914. exchange closed
'ah"arS ! 10 date '2S2S Same period 1914, Al 2O32.
Where a g" foloNs a quotation II indicates o biz Dr. oner for 10 ahar..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Prices IrreguDar-Trans-
actions $500 Bags.

The coffee futures market was quiet yes.
tcria,. with prices irregular, closing y
points on to unchanged to . po'nts UP on
siiuus showed u sagging tendency under
sailing OF December, while there was a
moderate" demand for the more distant De
ilNeri,s. which worc relatively irm.
Cnira futures prices advanced about "a
az q cent during the past week In sym
patny with the firmucsS at Brazil. There
was e ialriy large increase in the volume
81 rating and prices sadyanced steadily o.,
the Ftrong cables. Towarl tho cIose. ol
Tho week the market became somewhat
dictionary under profit taking and prices
.nsI % part ~ their earlier gains. Oner.
n cost and frcights werc higher and spot
mutations At Brazil advanced briskly. In
he Io,H. spot market prices were hrm
brazilian markets were Irregular on FRI
dan. Hiu - advanced Is refs to $3.50
while santos ~ declined so rsis to 1880
RIO and santos receipts totalied is.o0t
raES sac lauin had 60, %" and Jundiahy
iN.0cn Tn, rate ~ Rio exchange on Lon
lou declined to l@Ad. Prices were;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24

\ few German-American spectators
with scruples against making money out
OF the stocks Of companies manufaCtur-
ing war munitions for the Allies are
said TO have made "A killing in sugar
stocks. The sugar stocks have improved
as much as any other stocks, the buy
ing from Europe being enormous. hut
the distinction between feeding the Al
lies and furnishing them with weapons
quoted the conscience of AT least ny
~phenate.' one man bought cuban
American sugar when II was SEEMING In
he low forties and sold well above par.
Next he had "A big position IN Bee. sugar,
which he closed out ~ twenty points
profit In South Porto Rico sugar. along
will many other German Americans, he
was again very successful. having a
profit of something more than 80 points
on his holdings when he cIshed in. tn"
other day he told his brokers that he
had discovered a new war stock FOR
patriotic German Americans in the shape
OF Guantanamo Sugar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
OrdnR stocks.

II las been a biz week IA B",ulrtym'
steel. But II has also been "a big week
in the whole group of urduau.' stocks
The rise in Bethlehem has .c.lly been
stocks IN the outs.d, market. E.l,u day
saw a rising demand for THESE shares.
". W, Hiss stock scored q n,t alvgry"
OF $40 "A share, or more than luu itr
cent. Carbon SIocl rose - points To
llh. the high prize marking an extreme
gain OF 300 per cent. oyer tho. price rt
i've weeks ago. pu roH' Powder. now
stock. sold a. $50, which is equivalent
10 LOO in the old etocN. Wiurh,-,rr
Arms sold At $1,000, AN advance for
the week of $3.50 per sHI.c Nidv1'e
rose from ,5ia 20 ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
National EuR melting.

National Financing has brcn Quie,
for some time, II woke up Yesterday.
jumping some I points on very heavy
trading. According To tn, gossip Of the
Street The company already has or is
IN line for a war order EuamriIrg Vas
never classed rs a war stock, although
the understanding has been ;hn' the
war. by cutting on belgian and Austrian
competition. mad placed Ia" company
IN a very strong position Early iu the
year the stock was hullci very success
fully from around - ~ a pronIncat
,irln with Boston cnnnrniLnNs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
TIL CURB MARKET.
Prices Higher at start, but lr.
regular at Close.

Stocks started OF higher OF the beginning
OF yesterdays curb session. but n selline
movement developed in the second hour
which left Anal prices irregular. A 10 noint
advance in Kelly springfeld Tire was the
most spect performance of the session.
Midvale Steel. submarine Boat. Lake Tor.
pedo and American Zinc reflected Anal gains
ranging from q large fraction 30 2 points.
American. British ManufacttMing continued
weak. suffering a further break of II points.
Trading was quite active In Cerro de Pasco.
a copper property which has recently made is
appe arance in the outside market. Quota
tions for the stock ranged from 90 20 ~, with
q closing level Of IS, q substantial advance
over previously reported sales.
Transactions in detail In the market ycster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24

per cent. for ninety days. 2asn per cant.
nvr months. " -" W.
Sterling exchange was weak. Fina, quo.
"Ions We're: Demand, 4.6s: cables, S8%
snort biils ~ per cent, three months
domestic exchange on New York: 81,
Louis. par; san Francisco. S5c. premium
SMi.nnSnpo',si zoe, premiuni Chicago. Toe,
har silver In London, 23Ad,, New York,
Exchange. S&sl. O7s, 5ss; baiancen' ssaTsa.
w; sub-rressury credit balance. 1i,iSS,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
MONEY AND

The New York Federal Reserve Banl,
rates were I per cent. for thirty to ninety
days and . per cent. for longer bills.
ances. maturing up to ninety days, "a a
per cent.
Commercial paper rates were sa3x
per cent. for sixty to ninety day bills and
Tor four TO six months best names; az a
4 per cent. for others.
Call money on the floor OF the Stocl
Exchange last week ranged between ~
and 2 per cent.
Time money ruled unchanged. Rate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
DIVIDEND

I2lnn"ny and Term Stk Amt, Payable,
p 'll"gg switchboard
quLrt'rly ......., - aco Oct 40
Onto cities ca. quar-
49,. ''r.'.... 1890. com Ia Dec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
FINANCIAL NEWS
+ AND COMMENT
Stocks Irregular in an Active
Session. but With a Strong
IndprtOnp.
BANK LOANS INCREASE

Trading ia stocks in the Saturday
half session was on about the most
active scale of the week. The mar
ket itself presci. ted about all the vary
ing featur, o. strength and reaction
which have characterized dealings In the
last few days. At Tie same time, while
the movement Of prices on the surface
was confused and battling. the share
list still exhibited an underlying trend
IN the direction OF further Improvement.
with possibilities OF greater breadth and
increa sed activity.
After a strong opening, which was
maintained fairly well during the first
hour. the effect OF profit aking sales
and some boarish pressure began to he
manifest. Baldwin Locomotive provided
some more burned finger experience for
headlong public p%lungcrs. a further
extensive bulge. following Fridays re-
covery to the previous maximum. placed
the stock in a position OF obvious III
stability, and when IL broke sharply
10 points or more it's action had some
unscttling influence In other special d.
rections. An Increase Of sales for both
accounts was stimulated. blu again there
was displayed tho excellent absorptive
ra,aclty which has been so striking
q characteristic Of the market lately.
The close was irregular. but the under
tone was one Of strength.
There were few exceptions in the re-
eding movement OF the last hour, bu
Maxwell Motors was one OF them. Most
of the war stocks and other industrials
lost their early gains. but, like United
States Steel. exhibited flrmness at mod
crate declines. The United States Steel
Corporations quarterly meeting on Tues
day is looked forward to by Wall street
with great interest. and in trading quar-
tiers there seems TO be some idea that
the subsequent immediate course OF
uuoted values may be determined by the
disclosures of the meeting. firmnee:
prevailed in the railroad list. and Erie
was aggrSsslvely strong.
The session did not after the conclu
sions suggested by Wall Street develop
ments during the whole week. Despite
The prevalence Of much rcactionary opin'
ion and much icactionary selling. stock
OF all descriptions have IN the main
advanced their price lev. and the I'm
plications of the market are that this
share list is IN u we'll protected position
and stlu enjoy IN. support OF new out
-nnsdorca d.,iys., f,on, Tho hector as
go -, y.r.rai business conditions
Ad,icss ,ron, ruron. r.pnrainp m,iitar,
aud diniomntir events have been paradet
.s ,nr,ynrahIc o, ,ho interests ana OK.
nao,a,inrs n, N. financial con,munit,
80 hu, , ca-afri .t,,ly of tho dss.
na,chos vIrr.r,s ,b. cnpcI,slon tha,
~. nrosn.cts NJ ,h. T,ut,pic Power,
and their partners are rather more des
- So. cha a
A, anv ra,o wa,I Str., h,s rafrs,.
90 ,a"o ,r'T.,siy, .ys, ,,s mil,
,ary .,,n,ttor and ,aa ,u,rsd rs at,ep,
Tn, - 90 - 49,. ,yt,lc, h,y,
81 cona,,notGya h.,r,r, ~, Zines
Err,ha, c,n.rsc,iny fnr military sun
u,as has M onIr ono i,on or hnvtnss,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-02
TRADE STATEMENTS
FORCES RAILROADS
UP SEVERAL POINTS
Favorable Trade Reports Have
Good Effect on Market for
Railroads; War SpecialtieS
React on Rumor of Stand.

NEW YORK. Nov Under the in
fuence of further favorable trade con-
dition. as disclosed by some remark
able statements OF railway earnings,
many investment stocks scended to
higher quotations while the special
ties were disposed TO react. Heavi-
ness in the latter issues was due in
part to intimations that allies hoG de
cided not to pay the higher prices de-
manded by American manufacturers
of munitions and similar supplies
The railroads We're the governing
factor OF the session An the eastern
lines. as we'll as the grsngers and Pa.
cifcs averaged point or two higher
The total was 1,125O00 shares
Pennsylvania made a net sain OF
1862 900 on it's eastern lines in sept
ember. while the system west. OF
Pittsbure contributed Sl1t10oo. Thi.
record has only been exceeded twice
i'm the roads history. New York Cen
trail reported a net gain OF S173O,Ooo
Bonds were strons with higher quota
tons tor convertible issues. Tota
sales ss,215,OOo,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-02
K. OF C. WINS FIRST
CONTEST IN SOCCER
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Lowell Team Loses, 2 to o; Capt
ain Kirkbride Injured; Lowell
Objects to Decisions of Refe-
rec Johnson.

The Knights of Columbus captured
the opening game in the soccer league
Sunday, defeating the Lowell United
by score of > to 0. The game was
marred by an accident 10 William
Kirkbride, Lowell's center half back,
who sustained badly wrenched side.
splendid crowd of enthusiastic
soccer followers saw the sport at War
rem Park lowell partisans were in
clined to resent some Of the decisions
of the referee. A strong spirit of rival
ny was evinced by players on both
teams and some warmly contested
matches are assured.
The game has been in progress only
few minutes when the knights were
credited with what the Lowell follow
ers and players insisted was doubt
full goal Duffy the H. of c. right
wing placed the ball in the Lowell
goal mouth. when Lancaster Loyell
goal keeper, felded the ball How
ever, Referee Johnson claimed that
the Lowell goalkeeper was over the
goal line when he negotiated the
catch. The Knights were allowed the
goal a decision which the Lowell
team strongly contested
Shortly before the interval. Lowell
placed the ball in the net but the
point was disallowed by the referee
Almost simultaneously. Captain Kirk
bride of Lowell, collided with A. Ire
land, the result being a badly wrench
ed side for the Lowell leader
The second period opened fast anC
furious. From a melee i'm front of tn,
Lowell goal, r. Kelly Of the Knight
. increased their lead making the scor
2 TO o.. William Grove scored a goa
for the Lowell team but Referee John
son refused TO allow the score.
Lowell took issue with this decision
the players claiming they should hav
been given q penalty kick but Refere
Johnson failed to see the infringement
During the entire second period tn
Lowell team was minus the service
OF a player. At all stages the pla
was aggressive and vigorous. Tn
} teams were very evenly matched. Ed
son and Hibble starred for the Knight
In their back division, while Irelan
4 and Kelly led the attack for the VII
tors in very efficient manner. Grow
Hardinge. Lancaster and Humphrie
rendered valuable service to the Low
ell team
Knights of Columbus and Tom
stone Canyon Stars will contest f,
honors next week
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-02
TAX NOTICES FAIL
TO REACH PROPER
People, NO EXCUSE
Property Owners, Whether They
Receive Notices or Not, Should
Come to MarShaPS Office in
Regard to Taxes.

The failure TO receive notices OF
taxes due, through the mail, does not
eliminate the property holders. re-
sponsibility to pay his portion Of
the city's burden on or before the
third Monday i'm December.
The above is the sense Of state.
ment' made last evening by City Mar
shal and Collector James Allison. The
reason for the statement is that the
Marshal has received about fifty tax
notices back from the postomce
THE people who own property"
said Allison, and who do not get
their notices should call at my Office
at the city hall A failure TO receive
a notice win not lift the liability OF
taxes becoming delinquent on the
third Monday in December"
The manned in which the city take.
have been coming in is exceeding,
gratifying to the city marshal and
the entire tax department of the Gas
government So far the mashal re
ports matter OF $9.S1S.45 in the city
treasury from this source AT sucl
a rate the city taxes should be exceed
/ ingly well collected when the DELHI
quency period arrives.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-02
FRoM silver CREEK.

FROM SILVER CREEK.
oscar BloomQuist of Johnson Ranch
at Silver Creek, was a visitor in Bis
bee yesterday