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The Detroit times., 1916-03-23

CLUB WILL HEAR
A. F. SHELDON

Arthur +. Sheldon, formulator Of
the science OF craftsmanship and
business building. who speaks be-
fore the Salesmanship club OF De-
trolt. Thursday night, in the Board
OF Commerce auditorium. is pre-
eminently an authority on the phi
losophy OF business getting. He In
founder and president OF the Shell
don school. OF Chicago.
Sheldon holds that Of equal i'm
portance 10 every salesman az the
psychology OF sslesmsnship Is the
philosophy OF salesmanship. On
the broader and ethical view Of sell
ing rests the success OF the individ.
ual salesman just az much az on
the technical knowledge which he
possesses. he .ays.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
EDWIN DENLY
WILL ADDRESS
BOOSTERS CLUB

The educational problems OF De-
troit viii be discussed at a general
meeting and luncheon in the Board
of Commerce auditorium, Thursday
nooa.
Edwin DENLY. recently elected
president OF the board. will preside
and will be the p1incipas speaker.
Mr. Derby will emphasize the i'm
portapce OF carefully and system
atically lettering the city's educa.
tional facilities.
Other speakers will be selected
from various firms in Detroit and
asked to give fve-minute talks.
DR.. William =. Cantz, OF Westmin
ster Presbyterian church. will show
films of the Los Angeles education
al equipment. and tell OF the tech
nical training work being done In
that city. These films show the
marvellous work accomplished by
Los Angeles.
The meeting will be handled by
members OF the Booster club, with
the direct cooperation OF the
boa rs committee on education. and
several Detroit men who are inter
ested In the solving OF educational
questions.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
CAR LINE
ON OAKLAND
|. IS PLANNED
Will Be Built From Six
Mile Road to Royal
Oak
TO BE EXTENSION
OF ID. u. II. LINE
Application Is Already
Filed With State Rail-
road Commission

The Highland Park & Royal Oak
Railroad CO., Incorporated Dy De
troit men. Wednesday, fled appIica
ton with the state railroad com.
mission in Lansing to operate In.
terurban cars between Highland
Park and Royal Oak.
The company proposes to connect
with the new d. U. r. line that will
be built out Oakland-ave. to the
Six-Mile-rd. The announcement that
II plans 10 build the line brings to
light vast real estate transactions
In that territory covering a period
Of the last several weeks. during
which time more than 1900 acres
have been transferred.
Incorporators OF the company
are: B. p. Stephenson, Robert e.
Barber, John L. Austin, Charles s.
Davidson. Carl G. Trebein, John b.
Chaddock and Henry weineman, yr.
The proposed line will run par
allel to Oakland-ave.. from the cas-.
entrance Of the Ford Motor Co.
plant to the center of the Royal Oak
district.
Rumors concerning proposed
line that would serve that territory
east OF WoodwzrG-ave., first made
their appearance when large tracts
were taken UP recently. One of the
firms was the Troyoak Land Co., OF
which B. h. Stephenson is president.
This concern alone purchased APP
proximately $500 acres between the
Six and Eight Mile-rds.
Several days ago the Highland
Park council granted the ID. U. r.
a franchise TO extend the Oakland
ave. line 10 the Six-Milc-rd-, and the
general belief is that this will be
built as soon as possible.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
CAPTAINS OF
STEELFLEET DINE
Record Breaking Tonnage An.
ticipated For Coming
Season

CLEVELAND. March 23.--At the
dinner given at the Hollenden. We'd
nesday by the Pittsburgh Steamship
Co. TO the engineers anu captains OF
the neet-the largest on the Grea.
lakes-speeches were maoe by viii
liam Livingstone. president Of the
Lake Carriers association, and
James Schermerhorn. publisher OF
The Detroit Times. An advance in
the compensation OF the engineers
was announced. Capt. Coulby. OF
Cleveland. president OF the Pitts
turgh Steamship Co., was toastmas-
ter. The company anticipates a rec
ord-breakIng tonnage in 1916.
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BUILDERS AND
TRADERS PLAN
ANNUAL DINNER

The Builders & Traders ex.
change annual sea food soiree and
Ash festival will be held In the Ho-
tel Addison, Charlotte and Wood
ward-aves.. Thursday night. The
sale OF tickets will be limited TO
400, and that number already has
been nearly taken up.
Among the speakers will be
Charles II. Bryan, w. A. c. Miller
and c. A. Bowen. Reports on the
national convention OF builders ex-
changes will be presented, followed
by a discussion OF the opening ot
the permanent building exposition
by the exchange. planned for about
April I. The reports and talks will
be Interpreted with vaudeville and
cabaret numbers.
The dinner viii be informal. II
will be Of the sea food variety be.
cause of Lenten observance.
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Produce

DETROIT Mich. March 71.--A
slightly easier feeling was mani
fest in the poultry market this morn
Ing. Tuesdays receipts were cleaned
up as usual. but there were more In
than usual. and, with some car lot
shipments on the way the keen edge
was on the market. Butter and eggs
were steady at the last advance.
Very few dressed calves and hogs are
coming. and the latter. especially. are
hrm In tone. Potatoes are barely
steady. but apples. oranges and
,ARz,ss'sM 4. . ss.yyy0. ss'ayiS g. :
2ss s;ii.'a5jfi, sc2s!s bob ss'' western boz
ol.3S9 % per bunch
Desss-Dr,ss Limas. sH91c ID.
CrasHeryses--Howe's SS.I5d4 In.
S:sSss.E.si,i;N'Xi S e: Ss.1; Dbl. ~
York. lec;. swiss.. 2a@a7c; Imported
Swi:c g x%oc; ltmburser. Alb. lie: 4.
sS5s -: i::sss: :' S:.:i;;; ~ Iss,$S!:;,
common. 1t014kc Id.
Drssse1 hsUs-Lsht. 17@12hc;
heavy. io0lic per ID.
Yresh Veget6bDeo-0resn peppsra
o3Q11S crate. S0c basket: radishes.
fS019c per dos: lettuce. s0f0c ID.
parsley. fo92sc dos: epcumbers. hot
house. si.ss0iso Per dos. ho.; hegsss
bu.: head lettuce. Florida. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
Marriage Licenses

Ernest H. Guldner. "a, Livonis
township: Emma n. Gov. 81, same.
Carl J. Carlson. %: Hsssi r. Yod-
:. Muri a. Nichols. u; Vera d. smith.
George Karsdsema. 20; Louise
claude q. Crane. a. Lowrsnce;
Alice ~ Mueller. 10, Detroit.
William Y. Scott. ~; Edith L. Ben
Marty Mssd.man. %; ida Gross. ~.
Walter zoellsr. -; Bernstt Tsy-
William wolf Jr.. 40. Plymouth:
William T. PagsL -: Mary Sean
.' william II. Campbell, "a. windsor.
P~njamin Hotter. IS: sadie Doiinky.
. william 2. W. Crawford. 81: En-.
's,sph.n Patty. u; Tser... sor..
Cherries W. Mshaney. a.; Ada shy.
!. Emsnusi Mo'kov'ts. "' Frances
a x y:%ss:S, u i, s'ods.'s 49, Jeanette
rsorinx o. Hausbsrser. 70. Spring
field. o.: Nora ~. Thomas. Is. same.
| Fvsnk 1ccey. -; l. osnsvisvs
y k4041tsk0us w.
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Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARD.

DETROIT. Mich. March zs.-Cat-
tie: Market. cow grades. 25c lower:
other grades steady at last weeks
close: best heavy steers. Ss0s.50. best
handy weight butcher steers - s04
7.ss: handy light butchers, ss.7sa J.:
light butchers. ss.5o6s.75; best cows.
IS a csc: butcher cows s5.7O1 s..s;
AS: best heavy bunr. SOS so:
bologna bulls. s57sGs: stock bulls.
sS25g5.so; feeders. tTa7.?5 stock
er~. ss50M1 mixers and springers.
best grades. :iim II 80; others $50
$50 sheep and lambs: Market.
steady. best lambs, 31iall.3S: fair
lambs. SO a 1880. light to common
fair 10 good sheep. SOS: cuils and
common. sos Hogs: Market. pros
poets Sc higher; pigs. ss9s-S:
yorkers and heavies. $3.50 q $50.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. ~. l.. March a.
Cattle: Receipts. l75. market. active.
.r grades. s1Gs.TS: cows. ssa1,5
calves: Receipts. 200; market. slow.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 5000:
market. lambs. slow. weak: sheep, &C.
tive. 25c higher: choice lambs. 3ff.5d
Hi1.1o:. Gull TO fair, f!.5ogli: ynar-
Receipts. 1900: market. active: so Toe
higher: workers.. 3s,7sQIo;lS; pisa
ssT5H9; mixed. efo.10Q1e.,e; heavy
si0:10q 1870: roughs. Ss0sis; stays
Ss5e67.T5.
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cussi0ns Con-
h Seri Ously In
nee Trading
ISSUES
SE OVERNIGHT
IN Truce Story
y ROT found Effect
On Prices

FORK. March % THE
vsdnesday said:
& 1900 lrreguiar and uncer
ellonssd throughout the firs,
to1ay, but for the greater
~ interval reactionary ten,
8 prpdcminated. Peace dis
S we're 1 continuing influ.
6Syy cpsnins IN which prac-
= ~ the conspicuous war or
~ lest ground was clearly
Ilany had intimated that
~ associations. leading to
IIl1| 49,. II conflict had ar.
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REACTION ON
wheat MARKET
Profit Taking Overcomes Effect
of Steady Buying On
Firm Cables

CHICAGO, March 23.-Steady buy
ing on Arm cables poomed wheat ut
the opening Wednesday. but the mar
ket reacted later on profit taking.
May ruled around l.09 Is and July
around los.
Corn also slumped after . higher
opening. May sold At ~ 81 and
July at T5 rs.
Oats followed the wheat trend.
May selling at "A Is and July at +3.
Provisions were inactive and
weak
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&27c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS ]


DETROIT. March Bulls
felt encouraged oy the failure OF Liv-
English market should be the first
TO respond to anything favorable in
the war outlook. American markets
were firm at the opening and early
prices were higher.
.rpo Ssr q decline. sr'r h.s s feel . sv a.:
and an easier freight situation. al
though Manitoba wneat WAS nrmiy
held and higher. The morning papers
hsd e. = cable telling Of the Probability sh
pleasing to the bears. but the feel
Ing In pretty general that the nght-
ing nations VIII not be able to make
acceptable offer: to one another. The
from Germany could not be accepted
by the allies In their present temper
and peace appears to be still a long
More attention IL being paid TO crop
damage reports than TO peace pros.
poets. but just now the widespread
snowstorm II accepted as bearish. The
moi.tur: T. sxpected to help the plan,
selling wheat. The price does not
meet their views since the decline and
the difficulty OF TRANSPORTATION
make. s. &; e:.n sEad s n.s as
large and 30 In the quantity In far
mers' hands. This wheat impresses
the trade almost to the exclusion OF
all the bullish conditions.
were not working well owing 10 The
storm. Prices declined after a high
er opening and the close was at a
loss OF NC In cash. &c In July and
Corn advanced nc. clover,ced ad.
vanccd CSC anu timothy ioc.
Wednesdsy's wheat quotations.
With AN advance ~ iLc atsi Is and
declined TO sf.ItX July opened at
siisH and declined to 'i.i:h' No
Wednesday's coarse grain quota
itions--Corn. Cash No. .. I?hc bid;
No. yellow opened at 75c and de-
clined to I+isc and closed at T5c. No.
Z yellow. II q T2c. Oats-Standsrd. tsc;
No, white. AIS; No. = white. ESQ
March Shipment. ss.ss; Aprii, $40.
Seeds-Prime spot red clover ST.,
prime Timothy. $3.50 " NV
Receipts In the Detroit market
-four. 2 cars OF corn. Of oats and /
OF hsy. Shipments were 1000 barrels
Of -four. 72.Aoo hu. OF wheat. l.. 600 hu
of corn and 1000 hu. Of oats. Stocks
are .45. 900 bu. OF wheat. $4,000 hi. OF
corn. 100000 bu. OF oats and iSo,0ot
bu. OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat on wednesdav--
Duluth. 81 cars, against ts year ago:
Minneapolis. 2sf cars. against 90.
Winnipeg. 5A cars, against St3.
southwest, 10000 bu. against $4,000
bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1922. =
600 bu.. against 10000 hu. a year ago
Exports OF wheat and nour We'd
nesday. 100000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23

The following nrms are privileged
Carlyle q Poyah. w. A. Hamiln 4
Co.. n. w. Noble 4 Co. W. r. Moss
q Co. Bennett. smith q Co., Sinclair
4 couis. Joel stockard Co. Lewis 9.
West 4 Co. e r. Macerope a Co.
Emmett l. Sprague. Matthew Finn.
d. 1. Seymour q Co. A. W. Wallace
Z Co; VIM 4, Ro;s 4 Co; VIM =
Peiton. Merrill. Lynch q Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
WESTINGHOUSE
PAYS DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. March 23.-The
Westinghouse Electric Co. has an
nounced a dividend of j "a per
cent on preferred and l,2 per cent
on common stock for the quarter
ending Mare 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23

sso; Texas. si;19q..oo Per hamper
;s5eas sa.. shaiiots, ssqao doa:
Florida tomatoes. s292.so case; Pic
.r.pe Frait~s5 Qs75 per crate.
Hosey-taucy white, new, leg l.c /.
amber. io0iic To-. extracted. lose
Hay Detroit shippers. are paying
abe following prices for baisd nay IN
ear 10, lots so, o. Dsssals ,,m MSt
H. ;a,isS s,nG.n ys ,,sg T,ss So .:S::
No. ! mixed. Sio Ola: no. clover,
iiogis. rye straw. i,.so0t: wheat
and oat strsSs ,3s,soei per ton
i.s%:.-si'iSVYsi PEI isS.
E..h rosns-aoG lsc 10.
Nss.-CaIifornia wAinuts lsQIye:
sI ISsass p,t sna. Il Sise IL
Orsa.es.Navels, S3u $50 yer boz:
Fior,Gss. s3s5G3.so boa.
Ossess-s2u $50 DER loo-ib. sack !.
sP Snsn s s.ssn. i,s! White White
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per crate
Potatoes - Russets. si.os0I.is:
Bermuda. $50 as Dbl. IS bu.
PouIsry--springs. lspishci leg
horns and light weights. isais &c
No; 4 hens: ls@i,sae medium ,noI,. hens 7,
af2ci geese. i7gIse. ducks. $50
sweet Pesa,ees-Jerseys. $3.50
si.ss per hamper; si.3SVi.io per
Strawberries O ssc quart.
JOINING rnCEs
Cansea .ess--App'-E.. ss.se q $50
gal: baked -eans I'D. SoQ SOC:
Lima besns.. N0lss. Corn: Fancy
s ss., 'sss stAnees ss fancy F r.i;
June. $50: standards. u. salmon.
tall. s2.30: HAT, pings s0c- Tomatoes.
3i.i5: M@rrowrat peas. 81. early
June: $3.50: sifted early June. u.so
sacks Bran. 81; standard middiinss.
corn. $50; corn and ost chop. s2s ton.
patent . s!es s.eos s'' p m,sa,
Is straight. $40; pure rye. s.;
spring patent, 1910 per bol. IN paper
Detroit Oip--Raw iinseed oil. s4c.
boiled linsecd. S5c gal; In barrel tots.
light. io.7c: p.rfection. lie: pa:asine.
ss red sroya s.'G s.ss N. r. Case.
.nnsai.d wire. i,.so pc. bundle; Gsi;
Ssr spool i.rI ssiysnissd .sss.s. q.
s ssass ,ss sos o ,assssss s s' per ew
BuhI rtnxed axes. single handled.
Ss.ss; doable. sio.7. per doc: black
is-Eauge, S5ss: 27-gauge. S3so; as
gauge. f6.3s per cwt. Carriage bolts.
small, Toe OF: large, soc and on:
machine bolts. small. 10 on: large.
soc and 5 OF list.
Hiaee-No. J cured hides. TIC; No;
lac; No. ! green bulls. Toe. No.
cured veal KIP. zoe: 40. green veal
Kip. lee; No. cured muIrain. i1ci
No. green murrsin. iSc: No. ! cured
i' sor ass s MS Sssss o e NJ ri horse re
| hides. 43.s0: No. tailow. &c: No. )
tsliow. 7c; No. . hides. 1c on: No.
. kip and calf. We OF: sneepskin tss
t.. amount wooll; so az sv " n
Edgar q SON: Crystal dominoes. BIB.
3s.is: cut loaf. $3.50: cubes. $685.
xxx powdered. 1910; :tand.rd
Coarse. IL. 20; .rsnuisssd. ans. IN
bulk. .l':?s; gr.nvlated; 1s-lb: cot
ID. and s.lb. cartons. IN cases yIss'
sE Esss; a,. SD%as0 A. s5ss; eoas.ss!ca
erS A.. S7io; No. T. l7.ss: no. 8. 47.,e:
10. 9, :tis; No; .3.sie; No. : .S 90
No. IL, Ss.s5: No. ~. $3.50; No. -.
$3.50: No, 10. $3.50; nor. ceking mix
ture, Ss.2s; beet granulated. e7.iS per
100 lbs. household powa. az 20
case. $3.50; DO. ~ to case sA'ss Per
~ aa-A-AA~s
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Canadian Colonies.

II Is said that a group OF some 40
OF so civilians were standing I'm
front OF the parliament buildings
waiting for the troops to march
past when some one called out: 20.
colonel" Twenty-eight OF the COM
pany turned expectantly Toronto
Mail and Empire.
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CHICAGO: H. March .,.-Hos.:
R:GsP. issp' and %- s.,sS.r Ave ss;
ss.s; scSs y S J: Il. ;sssS';S; s sSr q
piss s5.soQssS. Cattle: Receipts.
ts:sss tsS;.e: : :es. 40. 70 ss.fe:.
Ss0I6.So. sheep: Receipts. $4,000;
market. st:::dy; natiys. Ss.Io9s!s;
i messsr %....rne 3ioSeiiio. "e
The Detroit times., 1916-03-23
New Corporations.

Articles OF association we're hled
in County Clerk Farrelrs once
Wednesday by the Grand Marais
Land Co. and the Johns Clothes
Shop.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Mar. 37.---Hogs: Re-
mixed and i mediums. $3.50: pigs. iSic:
Receiris. ) cars: arm. sheep and
lambs: oRecsipts. , cars; steady;
1850; weak. top. e1f.So.
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CANADIAN FORD
STOCK RECEIVERS
VERY RAPIDLY

Ford Motor OF Canada continued
Its rise on the Detroit exchange,
Wednesday morning. and there was
active bidding for the stock at $40
at the close. The last sale was re-
ported at $50. Tuesday there were
many sales. ranging from ass TO $40.
All the cheap stock that was on
the market two weeks ago has been
taken up.
REQ Truck was slightly stronger,
Wednesday, and trading was better.
ELerv BtTTER.
ELGIS. Ill. March Ie--Butter.. all
oalen At - ceuta An fnoP0aoD Of Ia.
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CHICAGO purrrn MAnxrr.

CHICAGO. Mar. 3,.-Butter: Cream.
s s,y; EXTRA st,,: 1ssss1s sr, .ssSS
.sc. Eggs. Prime ordinary, 1850:
irsts. iptc. Cheese: Twins. fall
made. l7k alTHc,. young Aniericas.
fall made. is,se Live poultry; Fowis
springs. iTsc. turkeys, zoe. Potatoes:
Receipts. 6 cars: all kinds. 900 Sc.
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onst Moxsr MARKET.
DIX. March 22.---Monev on
~ money : for six mon tbs T:
o0D8e 50Sik. bar silver,
Is1td. Nav York. 5shc:
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CHICAGO CRAZY.

CHICAGO. III. March - --Ope0tng
Wheat: May. M &c; July. mp &c.
Corn; May. up Nc: July. up sc.
Provisions. slightly higher
Noon--wheat: May down &c. July.
down tc. Corn: May. down ic: July,
down lc. Oats: May, down NC: July.
down 40
Close--whr May. down &c: July.
down sc. Corn May. down tAc;
July. down 1irc. Oats. MAY. down
isc: July. down &c. Provisions low
err
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TOLEDO LIVE sToCk.

TOLEDO. Mach s3.--Hoss: Re-
eeipts 800; market strong; heavies
ss.S s.es: mediums, es.s00es5j
sySc' '''000''sS' GOOD pigs $50
Caives--steady.
eheep and lambs--Market slow.
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BUrTRE AND EGGS.

Buttey Creamery, extras. acc,
frsts. 5sc; packing stock. 3oc. dairy.
ssc III.
co SEES included. 20Lc: current receipts,
1914 doz. Receipts Wednesday. 2.410
Cases
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:;s.: :' ss!ss s.: s:;-
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Quotations by Paine, Weber e. Co.
Mar. 81: Open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO GRAM.
TOLEDO, Mar. 2s.--wheat. Cash.
sl.I3i.: May. s1.t4.. July. si23
Corn; Cash. 7thc; May. 7sc; July
TTIc. Oats: Cash. t7c; May. t7bc:
JUL. f5Ic. Rye: Cash. aic. Glover
seed: Cash. SLIPS: March. siis5:
April. 81 SIS: October. $3.50. AiSikc .
500. Timothy: aNrch. 1856. But
ter: Brick creamery, SOC: tub cream
ery. s8c. Eggs: Country run. GOO:
fancy selects. &c. Hay: Unchanged.
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NEW YORK PROpuCE.

spring patents. ssssms.so. PORK:
strong; mess. s24a2i.50. Lard /:
siss su m,aa'f Raw frm oo sen,rifusa
% test t5.s405,7I: muscovade, 50
test. Sl.s76s: refped. quiet: cut loaf.
saos; crushed. & $40; opo~dsred. g.;
STEADY; .pssisi. ssc: city. q. c; cosn.
Try s6sSe Hay Quiet S,cs. priT "s
Sfis. Dressed poultry: Quiet; tu--
fowls. fs0aoc: ducks. so@ei Live
tic: fowls. ip4iehc; turkeys. CSC:
voosters. lac: chickens. broilers, lie.
pss,s sss,s.'ss' s .E %s common e, to
specials. -oisxc.
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Curb lndustriaIs

Quotations by Hornblower & Weeks.
Mar. ~. 1916.
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Financial Notes

shortage OF vegetable oils in the
United states Is predicted.
PENNSYLVANIA crude oil Ia now sel!-
ing at $3.50. the highest since 1926.
Exports for January are estimated
by the department OF commerce at
ss3i, ccc.oo0.
Increases In the glass Bottle trad.
due TO the war are estimated at
ss.ooo,eoo for 1915.
The American Railway association
repoi u the frst active shortage OF
cars since 1919.
MidvaFe Steel Co. gives assurances
prices. and similar assurances from
the Bethlehem Co. are expected.
j. p. Morgan has assured caIi-rs
that the amount Of American stocks
yet TO be liquidated by British hold
presses the opinion that the end OF
the war is long way OF.
February output OF copper OF the
Calumet a. Hecla and subsidiary
properties In pounds was as follows;
Calumet & Hecia. s.ol1.55o; Ahmeek.
l.5t4.s11; Allouez s14.l42: Centennial.
I72,s2o; Isle Royale. s5t.ts5: Lasalie.
$500; osceola. 1.so3,s3s; Superior.
2y3. 0es. Tamsrack, C50.s2g; white
Pine. s15.5T3. Total. i3,s03.5ss pounds.
Current automobile periodicals are
devoting much space Ia articles re-
ferring TO the advances In gasoline
and OIL and note the apparent failure
Of substitutes and new processes ~
dtstillation in en- economic sense. Ap-
parcntly. tho Burton process OF dis
tiItation. controlled by the Standard
OIL Co. will give jus' about twice
tho amount OF gasoline ~ any other
process now in use. The independ-
ents hesitate TO develop the Rittman
process because their results must be
made public for all refincrs.
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.. EI.1 I. !, .:,, Msres I, ..,s... :, I,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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|;i .' 4 Il
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= Copper Stocks

~ ~ Paine. Weber & Co.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-03
AT THE THEATRES

EMPRESS
One Of the cleverest hits seen 81
the Empress theatre this season -
that topping the BIZ this week
the -Four Juvenile Kings. The
quartet goes thru a singing and
dancing act with fine spirit Lit
tle Loretta King IN the topnotcher.
The Six Cecilisn Maids are at
tractiye. and good musicians One
Of their number is an accomplish
ed soprano.
"Jess' Willard. a girl. and Iar-
~ Leonard do a clever bit Of sing
ing and talking In out the Inn.
They are "A hit.
Ray belmont and Matte Harl
appear in a piano and singing turn
that got over well Sunday. The
Marriott Troupe. two women and
three men. present a sensation -
I juggling
Malone and Malone combine sc-
rebate stuots with dancing with
grace. comedy and skill. Toxic
/ Murato. Jap footjuggler and
slack wire performer. does a good
turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-03
ORpHEUM

ORpHEUM
Surrounded by family obsessed
with the crouch. all members Of
which are speedily growing old,
Grandma Gene Hughes. ~ the or
phcum this week. up and gets
She is gone for 9 years. When
she returns. having acquired new
thought" she finds herself young
er' than her own daughter They
call the sketch Youth It's good
10 settle heavy dinner
So lis chic Sale. with his old
fashioned country school Yep.
Chic Is back again. and bcttern
ever
The Bachelor Dinner" u an.
other comedy II has sinking
spot" or two. but on the whole. IN
a good. clean laugh
Tuscano brothers iuggle battle
axes. for one thrilling stunt. They
have several others
Miss Marie Bishop. yiollnlst. rem
ders pleasing number of Belec.
lions and James Tooney and An
elite Norman appear In a clever
singing and talking act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-03
BEGIN CITY HALL
TUNNEL At ONCE

Preparations were being made
Monday by jain & Co. Seattle
contractors. to begin at once Dor
ing the new tunnel 20 connect the
old city hall basement. Fourth and
iesler. with that Of the new coun-
ty building at Third ave. and
James st
The contract calls for completion
OF the work by April /. IL was let
on bid OF $4,000.
City and county officials have
also agreed on the lease OF $1,000
square feet OF the new building I
floor space 10 the city for so cents
per square foot per year. A Cougar
lease was signed.
Lighting of the corridors and
tunnel will be paid for jointly by
the city and county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-03
RUSS EMISSARlES
ARRIVE IN SEATTLE

Prince r. Lleven. Col. Wade
Golokhvastoff and W. Berkoff. of
the Russian government service.
and Hszen J. Titus, OF the great
big baked potato" service OF the
Northern Pacific. arrived in town
together Saturday night
Hazen J. went to Spokane to
meet the Russian trio They had
been In New York for some time
on important business. but they re-
fuse TO tell the nature OF g.
At least. Hazen J. didn't learn
what Il is. tho. IL Is stated, he was
able to understand one word out OF
every million or so.
Outside II saying they were
here on private business. reports
Titus. they we're too busy prais.
ing the big baked potatoes to dis.
cuss anything else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-03
HARRY ANDERSON
KNOCKS OUT CLARK

ROSSLAND, n. C., Jan. 3.-Harry
Anderson. of Vancouver. knocked
out Jimmy Clark. also OF Van.
couver. ia the 18th round of their
bout here New Years day. The
boys are lightweights. Anderson
knocked Clark down twice In the
18th and three times In the 14th.
He finally gave Clark the knock.
out blow in the final round. An.
derson Ia a former 125.pound anna
teur champion.