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The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept So,-close: War
news was the only news that was
worth while In wheat on SATURDAY ana
even that did not amount TO nueh
The beginning OF trouble on Frluay
caused furry In Chicago. "heTe soo
many dealers were short, but IN Satur-
day the closing strength Of the uay
before was not all held and the mar
ket was entirely free from excitement.
Liverpool was little higher at the
close on Saturday, but not enough 70
snow any special interest In the hghI
Grain dealers think wheat will not be
seriously effected unless other powers
are involved.
North western wheat news Is very
bullish as wheat Is being inlursd oS
shock has suffered greatly since mar
vest and farmers are expected 10 rush
the Door wheat TO market and sell IL .at
whatever II will bring. rms eopdI
ton effects both sides of the line. but
Canada Is believed TO have suffered
more than this country because the
crop was later and weather has peen
worse since harvest. Much OF this
milling wheat IL scarce and In urgent
demand The northwestern markets
are strong.
liverpool reports heavy covering of
shorts there and In Paris. partly on
the war and largely because OF small
Russian exports The Bouth American
markets continue easy and large Ar
gentine exports are expecteu Inc
general belief IL that the war Will not
last long. but might last for months
without having any sesious influence
on wheat values BulhB fear the big
northwestern receipts. both present
and In prospect. for a heavy supply IN
Minneapolis added to the big Gniesgo
stocks. would make a heavy burden
for the market TO carry.
Wheat opened with loss Of hc on
Saturday and later ruled quiet and
steady.
was bid up &c Glover and timothy
seed were firm.
Wheat quotations: Cash No red.
93%c; Dec. opened with a drop OF &c
at at ssES: moved move o up 20 ana iio1s ad-
yanctd TO sl.05 and declined to sio4&;
No l white, 90%c, Coarse grain QUO
tations: Corn. cash No. 2. 7ohc;, No
2 yellow, ? cars q, &c; No: , ysiiow =,
No white, 49c. Rye: Cash No. 2
sc. Beans: Immediate and promp'
shipment. s2.l2: Oct. S2.lo; Nov. s2,o1.
Dec. 3202 Cloverseed: Prime spot
S Sas. o & sos is n n al ia sa@ an
at sl050: prime alsike. ylo.5 samplt
alsike, 16 bags at 1915. tt ssI5
Timothyseed. Prime spot, 40 bags 81
81. Barley: Best samples. sa46@aS'
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat.
urday Included l,647 bills Of -four.
care OF wheat. of corn. y Of oats
and / OF rye. Withdrawals Were 500
bbls OF -four, 7,24s bu Of wheat, 4,O7i
bu o. corn and 1000 bu OF rye Stocks
are 2Cs, s2g blu or wheat. 1sa773 bu OF
corn. 246,s74 On OF oats and 4S.0sz bu
OF rye.
wheat receipts Saturday: Duluth
s46 cars, against 210 a year ago: Win
nipeg, $50 cars, against 6S1: Minneap-
oils. al cars, agasost 399; Omaha. 81
cars. against 26; st. Louis. $1,000 bu.
against 1000 Blu.
dav 1oA 400 bu
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
B0sroN CoPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share saIos OF SePt -
reported by Hayden. stone a Co;
AlE sI!; AZ 20 Ann Anal 7 1894 ! = &C cn sss,
20. Range 522. East Butte 400, tT 10
ind 30. Inspn lliO. Isd Creek 100, DC
pfd s6, XII SOC. Jew 10, Lake Ito, NAY
100, nj rs. Mo 10. Nv $50, New Arc 10
Mn $50. N B es2. N X rs, Old Col %.
On 500 Os 5. Ray Ss6, shan zVV' Sn na
do pfd 20. VI Con IS. VI Cop 20. Wow
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

In the local market are on The buying
side. bat limited too low. Confidence
A returning and when these orleIs
advance from 20 points. The action
or the market today In face OF the
war news and disturbed conditions ln
Europe was very encouraging ana ths
chances OF further advance hSN'
week are favorable.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
LIVE STOCK.
r.s~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
last BUFFALO, N. ~. Sept. go
Cattle Receipts. 10 cars; market, slow;
best l.4OO 20 i.eOO-lb steers $3.50
07,sk: good prime 1900 TO l.t00-lb.
i.sOo-ib. steers. ssf507.isi best 100
% 1,2Ce-lb. shipping steers. ss0ett;
medium butcher steers. 1000 10 100
ibs. gg.a50575; light butcher steers.
$3.50 %. 2b; best fat cows. t4.bO0b; fair
70 esoc do. $3.50 q 42b; common 70 me-
dinm do. t2.5O03: trimmers, 100
$50. good tat heifers, s55o0S.sS: best
fat heiisra. 3b.soQe; fair TO good do. ~
OAK: sock heifers. t3.1B0350; best
feeding steers dehorned. tL250AbO,
common feeding steers. dehorned. 81 Is
w. s.Ss nor na slI gTa sss a. ssA'g.;
butcher bulls. S4.B006: bologna tulis.
81 NOS stock bulls, ts.2B 90 70. best
''S 70 - seeS ~ sssSs5. ''o'V' SOM
'ss ~ Es7i e s ssSi. %s sssS;
-. 4sk....,.-.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
n1H LIST.

william II. CUlins. ~ years. 81.
Mary's hospital mitral reorganization.
Charles j. Bluemke. Al years. 1910
LiyeInois. heart dilatation.
Ida Jane McFarlane. 80 years. ~
Guilloz. shock, fatty degeneration OF
the heart
Cinderella Banks. 20 years. st. Mary's
hospital acute gastritis
Stan. Korus. year. IS Wa-tau. chol-
era infant um.
p. sopczinski. months. s7s Willis.
CASTRO enteritis
Nellie Best. % years 201 Renil-
worth, cerebral nemorrhage.
Charles Wiebe. 81 years. $40 Joseph
Campau. mitral insufficiency.
MabIe Rule, 81 years. lis Franklin.
cirrhosis of liver
Abble Babiliion, II years. 80 ErsEine.
uraemic poisoning.
George stevens ss years. Harper
hospital carcinoma Of bladder.
Guiret u. Stewart, 20 yearS 30 Gar
field. peritonitis.
Harry f. Meyer. % years. So Cabot.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
NEw YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Isbber 4 Co. Sept 30. The market
today opened very steady and later
|14tiobed strength. There was no ex-
|||,.,nenf and the undertons was very
|fn, There was short covering In
@I01I and the short interest was very
I@/rons The market held firm until
||I close We look for quiet market
.>xf week. and do not expect to see
any or the ups and downs OF this
week. The market with any encour-
@kment should advance,
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

TOLEDO, Sept 30.-~Wheat: Cash
and Sept, sshc; Dec. t1.0oh; May.
81 egE Corn: Cash and Sept, lie;
and Sept. 4shc; Dec, 4sBc; May.
52hc. Rye: Cash. csc. Cloverseed:
Cash and Oct. $I2lO; Dec. and Mar.
si21e; No. 2. t11,7O: No. 8. s1i.5S>-.l-
Dec. s1os5: Mar. si1. Timothy: Fnme
and Sept. 1870; Dec. and Mar. $40
Butter eggs and hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. cow BONDS.
nd quotation. reported by Hayden.
NEW YORK PRODucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.--Flour. Gull
but arm. Pork: Quiet; mess. sic 7sa
IL. Lard; Middle west spot t1.35m
s.l5. Sugar: Raw, dull: centrifugal 50
test sA.eGRkgek: muscovade 81 test,
q. ssGb4sh; refined, sui: cut loaf,
IT'S: granuiated. sc.501Is5 conco.
Hio. No. z on spot. lac. Tsi'ow;
iifeefi oK e; prime sL2eaL22t 30:
! rious local t6t2,t 1&ss,; ssisf |,
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30


DIED.
LARKIH-John, died Sept rs III.
husband OF Elizabeth i.afkin. father
OF Mrs. Rose Bartholomew, Mrs May
Eailey, brother OF Andrew. Gregory,
Daniel and Miss X. Larkln. Funeral
fiem brothers residence. 2Vb Tfnla,
bull-ave.. Monday. Oct. Funerai
car at $50 a, m.
LARKIN-John, died Sept. rs. 1911,
husband OF Elizabeth Larkin, father
OF Mrs. Rose Bartholomew Mr3 May
bailey, brother OF Andrew, dresory:
Daniel and Miss X. Larkin. Tuneral
from brothers residence. 400 Trum.
bull-ave.. Monday. Oct 2. Furorai
car at $3.50 a. m.
WARDT-Sept 20, Margaret. be-
loved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her-
man Lichtwardt. nee Scheer, aged 4
months. Funeral from parents resi-
dence. $50 Jos campau-ave.. Monday
at y. IN.
NlCHOLS-Sept rs. at 1909 vermont
ave. Franklin Cass. beloved husband
OF Harriet Bedell and father OF Mrs.
A w Martin. OF Roberts. Ills, God
Mrs. T. H. s. Schooley. OF Detroit.
Funeral services from residence Mon
day at 2 y. m.
sALcHow--Paul r.. beloved nurband
OF Sophie Salchow. aged ~ years.
Funeral from residence, IS Twenty-
eighth-st., Monday. 2:l6 D. m. Geth-
semane church, 2:4b y. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Extras. 2shc; frsts. 1ehc
lb. dairy, 1Sc: packing stock, lie 10.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases IN
cluded, 21c Receipts on Saturday. sos
cases Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Sept 30.-Gralr opening
Wheat Sept. down Nc; Lee up Ac.
Corn. Sept. and Dec. UP &c. oats:
Sept up &c: Dec. unchanged. Provis-
ions: Steady.
Close-Wheat: Sept. down Nc: Dec.
down NC Corn; Sept. down NC: Dec.
up &c Oats: sept down &c; Dec.
down &c. Provisions steady,
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

represented that he was near Death
and the discharge was sought to O.
lieve him OF the burden of his debts
before the end came.
Under new package freight seized
ules that are being worked out by
hobert III. Day, manager of the a ,,r,
OF Commerce transportation bureau
and representatives OF the Michigan
Central, Duluth. South Shore q At
lantic and the NJ. st. p. & 8. S. M.
roads, IL will soon be possible for
Detroit shippers 10 ship directly
through Michigan to the upper pen
insula in a few hours shorter time
than IL Is possible for the Chi -ayG
shippers TO make deliveries to This
section. This puts the detroit inter
ests on q little better than even terms
with Chicago as far as the north coun-
try is concerned, and, undoubtedly.
will result In greatly increased 'rade
between the peninsulas. II Ia also
learned that the Grand Trunk railroad
proposes to keep In force the summer
passenger schedule, which added q
new trains in the state. The new
freight schedules provide for sec
ond morning delivery to st. lgnace,
Marquette, and Calumet. Houghtou.
Michigamme. Ishpeming and NegaG-
nee will be reached the third day, and
points on the D., s. 8. & A. between
Houghton and Marquette. the second
day
The trade promotion committee and
members OF the Wholesalers and Man
ufacturers' bureau Of the Detroit
Board OF Commerce will leave In q
special train, Oct 10, for a three-days'
visit to the Thumb district. The train
will be fully equipped and will be
operated over the Michigan Central,
Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk
lines. The towns to be visited are
Reese. Utica, Thomas, Metamore,
Hunters Creek, Lapeer, Columbiayille.
otter Lake, Wilmington, Vassar. Reese.
Fairgrove, Akron, Unionville. Sebe-
WANG, Bay Port, Quarry, Pigeon, Case
Vile, Elkton, Bad Axe. Kinde. Port
Austin, Pointe Aux Barques, Grino-
stone City. Wadsworth, Ubly, Tyre,
Palms, Minden City, Ruth. Haroor
Beach, Port Hope, Deckerville, Don
nington, Carsonvil.e, Berkshire, san
dusky, Applegate, Croswell. Amaocr
Jeddo, Memphis, Doyle, Attention
Almont, Ayoca. Yale, Melvin,
Centre. Brown City, Marlette, Cit
ford. Mayville. Gagetown. Cass City.
Deford, Kingston, North Branch Kings
Mills. Inlay City. Dryden. Leonard
More than 200 EMF dealers from
Kansas and western Missouri were
guests of General Manager Flanders
AT a bnquet in the convention hall OF
the Pontchartrain, Friday evening.
Mr.. Flanders was presented with
loving cup and parchment scroll.
The banquet was featured by the dis
tribution OF The Flanders Special
a four-page newspaper containing a
full account of the dealers trip to-
eether with a bunch of jokes.
An article by Lee Joslyn, referee
I'm bankruptcy. In a late number OF
the National Bankruptcy Law List,
has attracted wide attention and has
brought Mr. Joslyn much praise. He
tells of the benefits that have resulted
from the bankruptcy law, which. he
saws. has become a balance wheel in
the great commercial machine of this
country"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

lec; ducks. i4c; fowls. is0itne; tur-
keys. 15c: ROSTERS Zoe; spring chick
ems. is0lthe Cheese: Quiet and
frm: state milk. common 10 specials.
120I4&c: skins. common TO specials,
6dI9lac Butter steady; receipts.
7.1ss: creamery. extra. use, state dairy.
tubs .0G27c. Eggs: ftrincr; recrip;S.
!. SOC; nearby white fancy. 30u3bc:
nearby mixed fancy. 2i02ec; fresh
nrsts. spd ?se.
NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENT.
NEW YORK. sept. 30.--The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes; Excess cash reserve, de-
crease t50s $50: loans. decrease 3S.64S.-
900; specie. decrease t1.77s.000: legal
tenders decrease Se7i.000; deposits. de-
crease sS.177.O00: circulation. increase
Ss0s. 600; total loans ti.s22,st6. 900:
Tho surplus OF (he banks il 4,4b9, 40
as compared with SIO.667.OOo a year
ago. and s2.0t5.075 two years ago.
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Cheese Skins.
13h 013Ac. young Americas, lao
14kc. Live poultry: Fowls. 9610Mc:
ducks. 12GiSc; geese. i10i2c.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept Soar silver
London. "a 5-l6d: bar silver--New
York. S2%c. demand sterling. si.ss.0S
" tsou. w.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
NEW YORK BANK srATEMENy.
CHICAGO PnONIsION MARKET.
NEW YoRK MoNEY MARKEyr.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Judge Angel has refused to grant a
discharge In bankruptcy to II. Z.
Flack, OF Saginaw. who was formerly
president OF II. K. Flack q Co.. re-
tail concern. Attorneys for Mr. F.ack
represented that he was near oeath
and the discharge was sought to O.
lieve him of the burden of his debts
before the end came.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
soBnING PR1rua

baEsd beans lib. 50 SOC. Lama bears
standard. sSc. Table bssts, q. rs 6i.4s
Pes E. .osi.S saT sSoSe ssoa ' soes
eye, tail, t2.35; fiat, tz.40: Alaska reds,
ST 50: Alaska pinks. yl.e0. Tomatoes.
s6c@sl; succotash. tl0Lio per dog.
i fsss sifteG early june. ,l..s Per aea
coR-e-Packet coIee. ioo-lb case.
$3.50 1850 delivered.
E::s-SsS ,sD p..s .s in n,ad lob
ta7; nne middIinsI. $50: coarse cor.
meal and cracked corn. y2S. corn and
oat chop. y2s per ton.
S'e Sss.o, p seSna ps ssss s.e sc
:sraiShs G.is; .issr. ys.sc: pure rye
A.55: sprfas patent ss.ss pss>bei In
..s o sss pia aassS i n..a Ss'd salo
ssne. sc: Perfection &c: Eocene. iUhc:
crown gasolins. Eho gal: turpentins.
t0@4b basx; tomatoes. 4-basket crates
Provisions--Mess pork, $3.50; tam
lily. 5000; medium, $50 @lQy;
smoked hams, l5c; dry salted oris-
kets. l001lc; shoulders, 1oc; picnic
tierces. i0Ac; kettle rendered. llkc
sugars-corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar a Son: Crystal, dominoes. 2-lb-.
s10.15; crystal dominoes, s-ib,. 1896;
e eSs.s t ,7ss: XXX. powdePed. ;S.5S;
graduated, extra coarse, $40: granu-
lated. fine In bulk. $40: graduated,
25-lb. cartons, Sis diamond A, $3.50;
sonfeetion.rs a, oe: NO l. sIlSi No
SIS. Ks: No. 6, $3.50; No. Z. sass; No. g.
$3.50; No 3, Ss7b: No. 10, 1910; No. u
sass; No. IL: $3.50; No. Is. ts.sS; No
u, 1855; No. is, 1856. Household pow
housahold powdered. lib. IS 20 case
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
DAILY DEATH LIST.

James Davis. 10 yearA i0is Farms
worth. cerebral apoplexy
Mary Molner, 80 years. 81 MARY
hospital dementia.
Earl kertin. 10 years Harper noHpi-
tai, fractured skull.
Adelina Lord. so years. bti Stanley,
aarffr trsufarfancV
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
PRODUCE.

morning On account OF high winds
thu boat was unable 10 make the land
ing at the island. and came M without
peach on board. double shlpmsnt
Is looked for on oMnday, therefore. and
commission men are making no predic-
tions az TO prices. Receipts OF poultry
were fairly liberal for Saturday. but
as a rule the street cleaned up TO tho
big dressers at around Inside quota
lions The potato market Is weak ana
lower on heavy offerings from the
country, and the local trade is still
being supplied In some measure from
farmers wagons on the city markets.
Ap,ue--5O075c bu: ,I.5o02.5O Dbl.
Bsnanss--dood shipping stock. U.ss
Reaa.-pried Lima. sh @7c per ID:
green. i50lsc per at.
80 per box; plums. s1.2s9i,s5 per box.
ceIers--Home grown. so0asc 5oA
CauIiaow er--7bc bu
Cabbage-}1.75 bbl
New York fats, ls0lshc; chsddLrs.
15M @l6c: domestic Swiss. Ito zoe:
block Swiss 1s@17c: imported Swiss.
2s932c; Limburger, lsh 014c: tiick
crssserris--,2.sO per bu: u per
&c Che-tnu,.-150lsc lib.
D.te--Parsian. s0se is' Fards ioh
0 nre.ssa e.I,..--Fsney. li0lae ID:
common, s0l0c ID
Eigs1ImPor,rS, new. iielso per ID:
Fr..s vexst.sle.-cucumbers. home
grown. lb@2oc doz: lettuce. soc per
Blu: head lettuce 81. pu: green beanA
ssgsse S SS: S onions. iaa aise dol: Sssts.
so a soc bu: homegrown tomatoes. 40
G50c bu: parsnipEs ssc bu; carrots. 50
Grape Bruis-Fiorida- ,Aso0s per
Gr.pes-concords. s-lb baskets, I40
iBc. ponies. s0l0c per basket: Ma
Hsnsy-Fancy white. IsQise: No. 4
il6lIlc: extracted, $3.50 10.
Hay--Desroit shippers are paying the
I5iepfs Detroit isa oai NC nay @ n
new sal 01a. No. timothy. tl9Qio:
wn-at and oai straw. ~. Loose nay
! kets ranged from s2007s as to quality.
Riaes--No. cured. isc: No. ! green.
ioc. No cured bulls. I've: No. 7 green.
so Nc cured su ssf as i.s: green ssi
M ssasi No Sse e, a1b: snsepssins as as 70
SooL 2o0 ns 4, No Ss, nidsA 10 on on
A.mos.~caiifornia, ,5.5o@s.so box
Limes--slgl.25 per aox.
Melons - Usage melons slS6 OILS
bu. tSV z-1o DBL Soioiaoo HoOAS 1orus'
1922 rer case
Onions Yellow. 500 s6c per sack;
Spanish, Sl.lOQ1.bo crate
CONGRATULATIONS, $3.50 05 box.
reaches-In 1-5 blu baskets, A. 81:
A. $3.50: b. soc: c. soc per bu.
PouIfry-Springs, lzh Q13c: fowls.
1l0l2c; geese. s09c; ducks. young.
615c; turkeys. l4015c per ID.
Pears-7be@I pu: BartlettA SO
Ptneappie.- sa.:s04: crate.
Potatoes--Car lots. track Detroit. 50
q soc per bu.
sweet Potatoes--Virglnias, s2.75 per
bbi: Jerseys, $1.40 per bu, - per bbL
Tallov--No. !. SC; No. Z. nc per ID
wool-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sections
g, Y and u blooo- 1s02Oc; delaine.
unwashed, 16018c: common, rough and
nne. 1401ec per Id. T. o. b. country
points
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

ANY UNFORTUNATE GIRL "a need Of
frfsnoship. help and advice write o.
call on MrA A ~ Burr as LAfay-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
PERSONA.

NOTIC r.-u apy Voor SRA ~ IN troubie.
needing advice. friendse,p or h;lR,
Duty. sss FOREST vest saivatioe
Army
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
MEETING OF DETROIT DEN, No I.
Social order OF American Lions.
every Wednesday at Odd Fellows
Temple. 400 Randolph-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

3e 80 6HA
keep me on. Jn
.fhe scrimmage
have been don
! show what OIL
! on the grfdiroI
scrimmages tn
big enough |
IN q place. y
ed on the Q
)wed q strea !
vas battered IA.
Coach Yost
lowever, that h
ut for him. b
star Of the hr
into the II
ten together a
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

OTTO sCIiEMANskY a Suns. .nonu.
nsnts ,ss 10 s.o oratiot-av~ Phoas
RifR~ ,u-J
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co. Sept. 80:
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

WANTED-Agents TO sell farmers
where there IL rural mail delivery.
Splendid opportunity Address box
ass, Marion. Indiana.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

FOR SALE-Overhead Sht
with hangers complete. {
for cash. Inquire Mr.. c,
Times Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-25

matte story. and "The Golden Hoard"
d first run "Nestor" film.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-25
TWILIGHT ASSO'N.
sTNNnINn or VIZ

GAMES TODAY.
I'\0r's Ns \uVs.u. '.H0 n M.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-23
Fraternities Bar Freshmen.

Columbia, NO., March l9.-Fresh-
men will not be allowed to become
members of fraternities or sororities
at the University of Missouri after
the school year Of 1901.
This ruling was made by the facul-
ty at a meeting yesterday. It does
not prohibit the pledging of fresh
men, but they must not be initiated
or live in chapter houses until after
they have made satisfactory grades
in one years work.
This rule is an outgrowth of an in
vestigation of the relative scholarship
of the fraternity and nonfraternity
men. In diagrams recently printed
showing comparative standing, every
fraternity was below the average Of
all the students in the university.
The standing Of the sororities was
high, but they were included In the
rule Of the faculty.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-23
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !,


County OF Bates. Oh
In the Circuit Court, May term, 1911.
Maggie Bolin, d. 8. Bolin, her husband, and
VIM =: Walton, guardian Of M. NJ. Combs.
Mason Combs, Plato Combs and Sylvester
Combs, Jr., Defendants.
Now o. this day, 1t sppeari' to the Court
the defendants. Mason Combs. Plato Combs
and Sylvester Combs, Jr., are non -resdents OF
the state OF Missouri, and therefore cannot be-
served with the process of this Court, 1t Ia by
PENDANTS be. and they are hereby notified that
PLAINTIFF have ought their action in this
Court against said defendants and others, the
object and general nature Of which are to have
and to the south half OF the south east quarter
Of SEQ ion TWENTY-FIVE (22); the north half Of
the northeast quarter Of section twenty. Sc. en-
(27 all In township forty zone l4l), range thirty
and ID udssd and chat said land be psr.itioned
between the veral parties 10 interest 90 their
interests may be found and adjudged by the
Court, that unless the defendants be and appear
be begun and holden 81 the court house in the
city q Butler, Bates County, Missouri, on the
fourth Monday in May next and on Or before
the first day OF said term plead to said petition
the came will be As to said detendsnts taken as
confessed.
And It is further ordered that copy hereof
be published, according TO law, In HE BUTLER
WEEKLY TIMES, newspaper published In said
county Of Bates, for tour weeks successfully,
ton to be st least thirty days before the first
day Of said next MAJ term Of this Court.
H y. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk.
true copy Of the record ssoS on,
[sEALl cult court Of Bates county, this It'll
Goat il 8 MAxEY, Circui. Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-03-23
Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue and authority Of q special xecu-
ton is.ued from the once Of the clerk OF the
circuit court Of Bates county. Missouri, re-
turnable ct the May term 1911 Of said court
and to me directed In favor Of the Stat Of N To-
sourl ex rel L. Coleman, Collector OF the
Revenue Of Bates County Missouri, and sgain-t
al right title, interest and claim OF the 80 q
u. Q. Dever 10 and to the following Dc cribed
real estate, towit: -
Lot aye e. hloek thirty ,six fs8, IA Rockville s
Bates and state OF Missouri and will on
Monday. the srd day Of April. A. d. 1911,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've o'cl OK In the afternoon Of that
day, at the east front e COR Of the court house,
In the city OF But er, county Of Bates aforesaid.
sell the same or 90 much thereof - may be
for cash In hand to satisfy said execution and
costs. W. J. BULLOCK.
2o-td Sheriff OF Bates County, Missouri.