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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
RAILROADS CONTINUE TOSHON| LARGE GAINS IN
EARNINGS OVER THE SAME PERIODS LAST YEAR

NEW YORK. May 3O-Yesterday's
report OF railroad earnings for the
month Of April and the ten months
ended April 30. 1916. continued to
show satisfactory returns from opera.
tons, as did the reports OF those roads
which printed their results OF opera
lions last week. The ST. Paul reported
operating revenues for April OF S.
1fs.55s, an increase OF 1871 $50. with
a net operating income of S2132 72O.
showing an Improvement of $576692
From July l. 1915. to April 30. 1916,
operating revenues amounted TO Sv7.-
SI2,2d5, an Increase OF S1O.ggl 967
while the net operating income of S27. :
o6s.64O showed an increase Of $685.
s92. The gains OF the Norfolk and
Western. which made possible the in
crease in the dividend rate and the
declaration OF an extra dividend re-
Gently. continued favorable during
April. Net operating revenues for that
month were s1.99s.3S1. against ST.
99s.3s1. against 1885,, 1876 in the same
for the month was 81. .i7.335. against
f,43O For the ten months ended
April 3O,l9l6. the net operating rev
enues amounted to S2O.fS3.9 9S, against
Sl1.s9s,4S5. with a net income of S16..
45s.615. as compared with 1886. $40
for the corresponding period year
ago.
June Payments.
Interest and dividend payments dur
ing the month OF June will amount 10
Sl36 ,9S6.S1o. as compared with Si15..
los. 675 in the same month in 1915. &C.
cording to figures compiled by the
Journal of Commerce. OF this amount
stockholders will receive S6i 1856. $50.
against Si6.S55.S75 for the same month
last year. Interest payments will az
gregate Ss2,6OO.0 OO. a compared with
SOS 100000 in June. 1915. Industrials
N Of a fwfH
mentS In June. this item amounting TO
S45, O39.922, against 500 .5Ss.49 in the
same month a year ago. while the
steam railroads come second with IN
aggregate OF S17.326.174. as compared
with l5.ii6.OS3. The street railways
are a bad third. with dividend pay.
ments amounting to S2.O2O.7 IA. against
/ 81 .sl3 100 in June. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
HARRISVILLE

-, HAkRlSNtLLE. o.. May 80 - Miss
UllNe Ioland and sister. Mrs Elizabeth
iouns. OF Cleveland. came Sahhatr 10
S1pInd decoration with their sisteh. Miss
Ml,s Ethel Toland left Monday %
visit her uncle Edward IN Ctevei,gs ~
IN" aid Society Or the VI. T.. church
vas quitting az The home of MISS Iulta
Toland Wednesday
Miss Linn Morris. daughter Of Mr. and
MRS Vt. NJ. Morris OF TINS place. who bss
nf"n m columbus ih business will h..
married a. Thar u1nrD Trus fare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Severe Storms in rhis locality.

IN" past week $50 have been VISITED
with ~'vrr" electrical storms. striking
fhis locality. aIt"u.Eh un serious dam
a-r was done. ITO. two fHif poplar trees
in NJ william HrokaV'S ta-d were
struck .n 'he storm pU WsursedsE.
'n SATURDAY afternoon during tho
storm q tree near ID. bern or ,. r. L..
on 3D." farm one mile east OF town. WAS
struck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

Tho little Light Bearers will meet NJ
.h" homo "f Mabel Am-s next Saturday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

N"Nt SUNDAY syeuInE 90 tho NJ T.
cNufc CO.. given by fh" Epworth Lcagu.
assisted 5y the choir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
BETHESDA, 0.

BETHESDA. o.. May SEA memorial
esrive was held az the Christian churrh
on sunday afternoon at $50
ne soldiers mot az tho X % +. hall
an1 marched 10 tho church The meet
ms was well attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

I0F- VIM II Chase HItendrd a ~ =
T. o. meeting az Belmont last sunday
afternoon and delivered an address on
Peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

number from here viii attend the
SUNDAY school convention at Spcidcl
next saturday and Saturday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

\ Ia.I'1 WT0TTnE ~ Esn1 No 4 ~ tIs
". o. VI =. met Al tho home OF NJ n
y. Orrlsou, lass evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELrSBURa
Wheeling WeIlhburs
Leave
22nd street Lava
heeHng Wellsburg
20 30 a. IA. 3. 100 a M
$50 p. m. 1900 noon
NoUEDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MoUNDsvILLB
Daily Except sunday.
Lave
10th street Leave
W heeling MOI ndsvtlls
10 " a. m 1850 p IA
$3.50 =. IN.
on lines having regular express sers~
ice. shipments weighing In e1cess OF
nifty pounds. or large bulk. viii not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LfNES-Doily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
nents Of medicines. will be carried os
passenger ears between 400 and 6:1,
3. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May 20. 10
Daily Ouotsron List Of The wheeling
Stock Exchanges:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

MR. Nathan craig will entertain the
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Local W. c. +. U. In.-i,pt.

\ local institute viii be held In Har-
rl~Nillc. juno Z. BOO tho United pr.ShV-
.'rlau church. The opening session yrlI
% FRIDAY afternoon a. 2. o'clock Mrs
-NHh~on. or Frccrorf. - state organ
yer and house to house worker will b,
WIN MS end give some Instructive talks
on ~" work. - will also Mr. BARCLAY
o. litdwonf, county superintendent or
contest work. Tho program will H. ir-
igrcS'1n gthrouchout ~in-fnE by tho
tnudr'u and choir IN Doe. evening ).
~lIN'r medal contest viii Doc held con-
Sl~llnE or SIX Young '1dirs. commencing
~ O'Clock pu'u With song and rrs vs-
Horlptlr" reading The names ~ fhr
contc~tnu. Miss Mar, Watson rb,
Young Non of To-day Narrnrer Lennon
Wise ~"asouiuc. tn. TfN-.u Home
versus the saloon. Th.iua Watson The
l"rr"" OF tho Century Alice, gisrar.
L"mp"rsnco. Faith t.uiSurs Tl. World
VIC" 'ui'r1. irc-eufHtiou of tho silver
MEDAL HN .ov. kaVsor JUDGES Mr..
N"Na johnson and two others Good
m"Sic viii "r'ivou tho program Admit
y prk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

G-Transfcr books close Nav 20. for
: Der cent cash dividend. payable Juns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
PANHANDLE LIVE

WkEELxSG TRACTION COMPANY
IAFAASS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June ~, I9oa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
WHOLESALE MARKET


Corn. No. .. 95c, No. "a. Sis: No. Q.
$50. No. .. per dozen. I dozen iu cases.
.--5o' extra, 40. 10, p dozen IN cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

tssrEr ta.f table. 10 Ius -
Ice cream sslt. 4o0.ib. bags. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

Golden Tree. glass. large. Per don. 20
Golden Tree. glass. med. per do. I -
Golden Tree. glass. small. Der dos -
Pure San
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
Anti-SalOOn l. eagu e
Plant Hot Campaign
In North Country
EACH COUNTY
TO BE ORGANIZED
School for Workers Elk.
pected to Bring
Good Results

The entire forces O: the Antl.Sa.
loon league VII! Lee thrown into tn.
upper peninsula the week OF Arg
90 20 ~ fo- e bombRrdment OF the
entire rs counties IN connection with
the organization work that already
ha, been accomplished for the state
wide dry campaign
Not less than 10 organizers will
De- used a. auxiliEries 10 the three
men who are continually on the
ground More thar half the coun
ties have been Organized and before
the "bomhardmeu'" begins. Il ia
probable the remainder will be. with
a campaign manager in each county.
Edwin Simpson. district srrs-in.
,enden' az The anti Saloor league
returned Friday from The school 81
methods conducted rs 70 Michigan
dry campaign committee u 3euiaa.
BcnHic county Mere maj 40 com
tics aere represented = The schoo!
and much % value % ire campaign
wa hrough. on waiter Hosh3l
WAYNE county dry campaign mar
ager returned Saturday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
WHEAT PRICES
SCALED DOWN
Pit Market Fails 10 Hold
Initial Advance
Today

CHICAGO. Aug 81 housa new
high marks were established u
wheat today. the ma-se. I'D not
Aold It's advance Tor .Gy .elzth q
time. prices dropping 90 below ,ae
opening when bay rs found al. they
could handle. H.gher say.es and
further spread o, rusr % ,av nora.
west ar3 CLaGa forced sa!ns q;
thc opea4Ee Segter. .,r was down
- -a.. Dccenber own sac AZ
l3S -. M down - ~ l42 rs.
cenap4cd V4rr weather boosted
corn values tsoa one 20 two cents
over the opening, watch was slight.
IS - oE heavy buying Septsm oeT
corn galued C az 81 IL December
I 7-St ~ ttl.2 May / l-c AZ 3 IS.
oats made further sa.us OF warm
weather reports and he strength
in corn september oa's was up
lac al "a -. DSecem Der up 3-Sc 81
g. -; May up l-sc a. 81
Provisions were higher on a
strong hog market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
dips" ROB man
OF PAYROLL
Cashier Of Aluminium Body Co.
Relieved Of S535 On
Michigan Car

Following closely upon the heels
OF the sensational holdup Of the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co.'S pay
car Friday afternoon. came news
OF the robbery of c. A. Brady
cashier " The cast Aluminium Body
Co. stanley and Vermontaves. who
was relieved OF si35 in currency ON
a Michigan. street car shortly
after noon, Saturday
The moner was 10 ne used In pay.
i-c 90 the employees o. the alumni,
mum concern Nj Brady drew the
amour from downtown bank In
the bognng lie didn't realize his
loss until the car uearcd Trumbu
ave lie Rotih,l the conductor and
there WAS hurried search OF IN,
car.
Failing 20 frd the money. Brady
ieaped from the car and ran 20 the
Trumbullaye. police station and 70
ported The robbery lie said the
car was in the usual crowded con
dittou ~ Detroit street cars. and he
believes The money was extracted
from has pocket in the rear end oi
The vehicle
Detectives Kolb and Rogers. OF
me central precinct, have The case
IN charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
TIRE BLOWS OUT,
DRIVER KILLED
Farmer. Rushing TO Bedside of
Sick Son. Wrecks His
Machine

MT CLEMENS, Mich Aug g.
Driving his zig Wlnton six al 50
miles an hour down Moth sratiot.
ave. az O'CLOCK Friday night, on
his nay 20 the Washington hospital.
where his young cor lay critically
81. Frank Carleton, aGed so. a pros.
porous farmer. was instantly killed
when ire blew out The auto. Wit.
nssses say. turned over three time :
and Cartoons cody was horribly
mdngied He .s2fes 4 widow and
ave children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
BANK DEPOSITS
SHOW BIG GAIN

Savings and commercial deposits
in Detroit clearing house banks de-
veloped big increase for the week
ending Aug 3. over the previous
week. For several weeks CONNER.
cial deposits have shown a decrease.
The total deposits were $3.50. 252 .00O,
an increase OF s2.552.0 900 Savings
deposits Increased ts3G,00o for The
week.
Total cash resources ~ tho banks
also showed an increase OF $3.50.
900.
Detroit bank clearings Saturday
amounted 10 t5.7S6.63465 Total
ciearings for 1915 TO date. were 81,
20s, 2o3 .32s rs as against s792,j0l,
$3.50 for the corresponding period
last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Aug S--Tiour puil
and unchanged porN strong me" b,
s2snaS so Lard, Firm, middle west
spot. sisui3.l0 sugar Raw s'"sd'
centrifugal. % test s5i5. musco-
wade. So test. Sa6 refined steady
cut loaf. IS so. crushed, 1856 pow
Coree. Rio No on spot. sisc, tai
low STEADY. special Nc. city. 7c,
prime prime 81 IS No 4. s5dSSc. Glove.
60cstsl2O Dressed poultry. FuT
turkeys. 2Sda2c chickens. ~ a. a..
fowls i.u22c: ducks Long Island
zoe Live poultry Unsettiod. geese
he. ducks tea 2:c, fowls. zoe. tur
keyR. L54iisc. roosters. ltiSc. chick
.rs. hrollers :lf;tc. Cheese Fitrn
lsac. skins. common 10 special. U
l3nc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Aug 5-Ciose Friday :
wre4t market closed WITH sIAs
aGp AaCs and the saturday mar 2
took up The sane curse open!.
Early wires t't not make N "
change Ia the rltuat.ou. BAT % - con-
slcer~d builtsh enough without an
further darJg~ news EnoIsh -. .''
rr prices arru-4lug - the news CO
leading dealers one mailer IN iHe
uorrhwr-. has 40. 2 =. MS IeirHtt
Tepresentatl.e. ;aat sP:lns "a ,'..
prices afe Hat
20 tae Severe shorten ng q tEe "
through heat HIElt Aaa black -
Weather over t5e sFri"E Naea 5
states Ar! canada - cooler. lAi %
crop Reports say the rust calnaSe -
still sprrStlng aEd some Aarn as
been done hy hail nae Ire .soF
mas been greatly redur 81 n h-sC".s'
the decrease because ~ .aa s-a,'s.
il very great also. Observers say me
wheat wlli be mostly chaGi- ne a
madam crop Of the northwest - esii-
mated az zoo, 00Q 600 ~ against ssa,-
600 900 bu. raised last year.
chicago dealers say their BOOKS az
not show great dNa, Of long wheat
although they have been ADVISING
purchases FOR Ions time. Thls snow
the advance was not orocxht ao2-'
b. heavy speculative buying En-
port buying IL brick and forelgn
prices are Keeping pare with the ad-
n 6eat was firm and quiet sa;ur-
day. closing 4 q ic higher t"r 1ns
Corn gained &c. oats &c. rye le and
SATURDAY wheat quotations CAS-.
No red - 80. Sept"u oe- opened
with an advance 81 &c al 5. -. de-
clined 10 sl4llz and closed a. s. =
/ perernber opened az il-46-2 lost = G
and closed at s. asa NJ. white,
lsi3sL Saturdays coarse grain quo
tations corn. cash No. J. So, ~. 2
yellow. S-tzc. No yellow. - = ft
ssi.c. oats standard. 44iac. No }
white, 44c September. 43-ac. y" 4
White Egn42L5c Rye Cash No. >
81 Beans immediate and prompt
shipment. s. - bid October. " DO.
seeds Prime red clover, 81 -.
prime alsike $3.50. prime timothy.
$40. alfalfa, SO ali.
bhls and shipments the same
Wheat receipts were u cars stocks
are lss 900 ~. against 5000 hA a
year ago.
Coars grain receipts were , cars y
corn and 81 II 0st- stocks are - ''f
bu Of corn. $4,000 b. - cats and l'.-
Prices a year ago in the Detroit
market were El.l4 FOR No red
wheat Sgh.c FOR No. corn and s0~
for standard oats
Wheat receipts Satur1a". W.rni-
neg So cars. against = A year arc
Chicago, Z-i cars. against sou n
Primary wheat receipts were lA-'.-
900 hu. against $4,000 Do. year azo
Exports OF wheat and flour Satur-
day. 653. 900 hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
LEFT WIFE IN
DETROIT FOR
OTHER WOMAN

CHICAGO. Az i-Msr!an +.
Hosar told r.s police today thar 10
hal abandoned his wife IN Detroit
more than a year ago, aed 20 chi
,a-c with another woman and lived
under he name OF : : Miller The
other woman" Mrs Mary krasuc.
IA. lies n the county HOSPITAL IN
conscious from gas poisoning She
was found Thursday IN a SAs-flled
room 2 The rooTing house ~ Mrs
Thomas Dent. No I426 West Adams
81 with Der feet bound and The door
locke don he outside Hosar de-
MED sny connection Win he Incl
G-rr M Nrs,gcks SAYS ne Was
AT. aer -t- .a>- str -,Wember
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
Taepap6e7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
MAKES REPORT
ON BANKRUPT

bankruptcy ease, handled in De
'-nu for ,,e eastern district ct
N.es-sal darrs The year. ending
1.U- ag, 'ofaled .65 This figure is
shown .n O. report just prepared by
.-.r 49, VOORHEES,, clerk OF the
trr.. States district court. OF
,a,s. ding bankruptcy petitions,
'.r.r were farmers. 50 wage earn
.-.. ..- merchants. and l. manutac
.--,r- No professional men died
petitions Total liabilities in both
voluntary and Involuntary eases
amounted IN sla->.5-t and total as
sets .1 s.rtt.--4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
PASTOR GUEST
AT BANQUET OF
PYTHIANS

More than 200 Detroit and down.
river Py'hlans were present Friday
night. A. the banquet. given In non.
or OF the Rev Charles Walton Jones.
pastor % he Wyandotte ConErega.
tional church, and splritua! advisor
OF ;he Nsr'ha Washington lodge.
PythIan Sister. and Washington
lodge, X. NJ p Wyandotte The
banquet was held in The home 81
Ernest Emiel. Sal'iotte I'd. rTorse
The Rev Jones Was presented with
gold watch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
MARX CALLS
THEATER MEN
ON THE CARPET

Mayor Max la, ordered the man
ayers OF the HoyIl ard G.ana Circus
thea'er> 20 appear betorr him next
Tuesday in defense OF charges tha'
pictures being -hoan In these tho
aters arc of m immoral and GeoaS-
.ng nature. The mayer declares
'Aa,. Il The charges are .ubsian'ilt.
ed, the licenses u these piayhouscs
viii BE- revoked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
Livestock
NrcuIG,~ CENTRAL srocN> ARDS

NIIHINNN tfN INtIa NTW8 n wv"
DETROIT. Aus t-Catt.t -,.a n
dan AZ Wsdnr sday's decline. ces'
gcAt heavy steers. IS lSe5. hest rSr tN
pc!s.t butcher Ctsegs s. 81 my.
- steers and hetters 50 80 a.. "a" .F
hgh; tat hers $50 SIS. l.g.l u-..--
rrS s. 9 Is best COWS, t6} %.
S., her cows $3.50. common COWS.
- fFg. Gamers S4Q+sS best
heavy BULLS tSGs5.. BOLOGNA bulls
3 500 stock bulls s. . SO. fee7-
e-s q seq, stvrAevs. s. 50 s.
~ Ikers ard sprIrEers. So as NoE'
- YES Market sfrR ty bes- 81 - J..
r@avy s'7s sheep and lambs Mar
kaf stsa Hesf lambs 80 81. fals
IataLs St5'Tft Ncht - common
lanes g rsfr . = HTf sheep. - 50
s So .l.ls airs common $ US.
, ''arNs- Elt". CHER, PIGS.
Esrss5 others Ss-5Ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
DULLNESS RULES
STOCK MARKET
No Sales Of Munition Stocks
Are Recorded On
Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug An extreme
~ dull sessiou marked the STOCK
S,arket today. The opening was dull
snd during ,bs fist half sonr not a
angle sale OF rlunit!ons shares sueh
"a Crue!bie and Westinghouse, vas
reported. Trading was also dull N
All other Issues with small price
changes.
The market remained du!
throughout the morning
Tradirg !n tho drst hour vSs lIe
Igh,es, for ,ha. period In 10 uon'hs'
only ls,l0e shares being hanc!ed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
cHi1Arn nITTER MAnktr

BUtter EfTIas. y az. HrF'H = \ =
2sc dAtry extras. "a 90. t.s IA
25isc EEgF-Trirne Drdfrfr. ..I &c.
frEfs Z3C Chscss n ..-a .t., n
i4A.c- young Ar~fr..hE o.. A., "a Isc
Live Poultry Fn~.r f1. ts.-s fsE,
&c. geese. i0Ns.. rrTrvB g.. n
zoo '4rFu 1st tHr4f rt 81
dilo SsN Potato. .f'r.s..'a 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
YPSILANTI HIT
BY SEVERE STORM

YPSfLANTI Mich. Aug 5-Ypsi.
liant and vicinity was visited by A
fierce electrical storm about 2
O'Clock this morning. and several
farm buildings were struck by light
ming. ana burned. Oscar l.. Austin.
OK BellevllIe LOST his tool barn
John Hickman. of Superior town
ship, lost two large barns with all
his hay and tools. and Vim. Miller.
OF PIttsHeld township lost barn.
tool shed. corncrib. shop, 80 tons OF
hay. and farm implements. All were
partially insured
The frat standing army OF mod
ern times was established by
(sbaving VII NJ Frame in lt4b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAID. AIE a--DpNn'nF =
wheat seDtsr1o.- - =, o. De~"r1 b
bNr 40 Ie. Nay Ip = Corn sep
feu4bs~ ID l-. Ier-n. Der M 'sc Ma
uncgufeG oats -ssfer7oer 40 y
December ~ g. Nsy up = be-. Irr-
visions Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05

nIrrrn ANn EGEs.

Butter f.fra rrc8rnrrr. DID,
urraErsrf Fratr 20 so. dairy. -a. DID.
"a SHRs 2ir ~
EEgs-Treah receipts. rAses incl.
Cd hfsts, z4C, current receipts. 81 .ar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-05

Hsre r. 'he story In nutshell
The Fuller'a Earth 60 81 Amer
Ice controls $50 acres 81 Calitor-
MA land on which there ~ not less
than 3 million tons OF Pure Com
merctal Fuller's Earth, which mills
100 per cont leaving no debris or
tailings This earth can b" uilIed'
crushed, transported 10 railrohd.
placed In sacks and put on cars
. y for 81 % per ton The cnrth
has been chemically ana lyZed
has been physically aualyxsd. y
has been commercially tested ana
endorsed for. every .purpo,e that
mill has been built, which neces
sary machinery, buildings and
,ransportation facilities, ware
houses have been erected ana sam
pIes ~. enrth produced for com
mercial purposes.
rapidly develop the properties ~
oTcrs 3 200 shares ~ stock, which
IL non -nssessa bio. ~ $40 par value
out ~ m authorized issu" or
500 0o0. and has n treasury 70.
serve of 100000 zone hundr"i
thousand dollars available Tor
future stock dividends Not
share 81 stock has been issued FOR
ANYTHING but tangible property
an4 fae-e ie M water" In any
f7,u, In tho stock 'tsue
prorpcc'y Of dividend= arc ep-
,abfioraIiv bright n tho Com
re,,y handles only ~ ono tons ~
enrth per annum N viii make over
ssi 600 for its rtockholfars Al
lowing dividend ~ al per cent
would BE- very much Ike hndInR
no money Small Investment In
this stock IL strongly recommend
81 BY \ large number 81 prominent
Detroit business and profeEslonnl
mon who ne ~ tho opinion that
an Investment ~ 81 900 In this
stock will be likely 20 pay sum
Client dividends 10 insure n compe-
tence.
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WV YORK n.~K sr,rruExr

NEW Yogk AIR THe acrual
weekly hank ett'rr-en' TO-DAY showed
tho follow mig rEaugss
SurpluV .rrr~7 s~t 50 'S' 30 loans
!nrreassa S1rsal ono .sar-vc IL. own
vaults i.rre1seS 2 - 100 reserve
IN federal reserve tsa'ts. deC-ea7sd
9. ga nun r-p--ve In ~'hrr d~positar-
tea d~c~sor~a il.AS N10 not demand
DEPOSITS ir-rrnerG sts-sl 900. not
tIr1c Asposts m -'aFri f51 Sa9. 900:
circulation dr rsIasl f'ss 700 az
greene rcsrrrss. 'ftssl0. 0oO.
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CuRB GOLFER STOCKS
Npw SoRx suTrEa AND Eco

NEw YoRK. Aug. s.Batisr
steady; receipts, e.Bss. creamery OK
tire, soc: state dairy. tubs 21ff7st,c
Imitation creamery nrsts. 25Uasisc.
AsslAL 40 oslo. Egss scarce aud
Nocy, 36osec; nearby MIXED fancy.
S7O31e: fyeeh nrsts. asa 1s5e.
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Produce

Everything IN farm stat $ arm
and scar potatoes ar i- Gonna <
OF the trade and the Same = tG-
case with ca5baEes and al. other reE-
etahios Nlcklso~rri@s are .r s-.r
supply and q. otreT berries and s-1s-.
apples oranges arf lemons are M.
rrm ard ri<r Eggs ard after Pc
"-u and t0 active dem an. N...'.f
was a little rra-s p.sr'lt-. irr'1S 'ae
week a0t r-s market easier a. a
small decline
,ppIe--N4w T;,--s box. s5a
B.nsns. - Good shipping stock.
s. asa Per bunch
n s.;si.. s t.'a,:. e.. =
per bu h.ck!eherrtss 54F+5 per
bu black -asprerrtes So per -
red rasph.rries. 50 $50 ag.
$50 pears s. 5093.75 box. peaches.
Csut. no~e-Sl ga bcx.
CabbaEe-NeW s. 5Q1 .rs.a -
York. ls1c swiss. Is = 3oc. imported
iSc. lib. Is '7c. brick cream. is'ze
loug aorns. lssc, daisies, Is = .
Cs-rrt..-sour u7552 sweet
CsrEan,.-Red. ,259a1 %
Fresh y~ketahies-IresC peppers,
S2.5 crate 40c basket. -adishes. Sc
bunch parsley. IS II Doc dor e4.lll-
5ars. - SOC dor tomatoes fp. s.
per 4-Nasker crate earrotE i-- laz
Lettuce. - n tNr 90 wax beans. - -
y 2 80 b.. green beams. ; y d..
gr.-n peas 'l5g n. wate,r---e.s.s
Goz gre~a corn. s, -5a259 5hi
Hon.y -iancy white. new. IsEl7c.
amber. I0ailc 10. sItra,tse. 9sc
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Every Packing House in the World,
Every Druggist,
Every Tire Manufacturer,
USES FULLER'S EARTH
An Opportunity for Investment

described
occasionally there lo come mt y'sN p0po
VIZ
lavish 10
Of
which
to
eonsder our~~if
~ safely that -
a
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EIsIN HITTER

EtGIN d. Aug 5.--Bu'tsr sAlo=
a. csc az increase % &C.
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PrintiuE--the plain nest kfud-thrt
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