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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-24

my ue8ltn was very
bad and / had Q
continual backache
which was simply
awful. I could not
stand on my feet
long enough to cook
10 meals victu Ia
without my back
nearly killing me,
and I would have
such dragging sen:
s a tions I could
hardly bear 1t. /
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-24
THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured by Lydia E. Pinknam's
Vegetable Compound

Morton's Gap, Kentucky.-sT sui
fered two years with female disorders,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-24

A Hopeful Fellow.
What is an optimist?"
"A man, whose bump Of hope Is big
ger than the rest Of his head"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
JoBBINc PRICES.

Canned Goed.--Apples. gals. ,3so;
baked beans, LIB. BOO coo: Lima beans.
81 01.5o. Corn: Fancy Maine. $1.lo:
standard. ssc. Table peets; 81 rs q l.4o
ard. 81 soaked. 60970c. salmon: Sock
eye, tall, s2.10: nat. s3.2s. Alaska reds.
$3.50; Alaska pinks. $L2A Tomatoes.
sSc9sl; succotash. tl01.io dog
Cenee=Packet coffee ioo-ib case'
Feed--Bran, SGT: fine middlings. s2s:
coarse middlings. sac; cracked corn,
s22: coarse cornmeal. s22; corn and
oats chop. $40 per ton
Fiour-Michigan pateats. in wood,
straight. ;4s5: clear. s4.25 per bbl Rye
flour. SAB per bbl
seed soc; Diamond headlight kero-
Oil--Raw linseed. soc; boiled lin
sene. Sc; Perfection. sc; Eocene.
pentine. In barrel lots, Soc gal.
Provfsions-Mess pork, $16.26, fam
lily, I66O@17.50; medium, $l6Q17;
smoked hams. 16h Q16A; dry salted
briskets. 1oh OIL NC; shoulders. iohc:
lard. in tierces. &c; kettle rendered. ~ Q
'susar.-corrected daily by w. ii.
Edgar &c SON Crystal dominoes, e-lb.,
ss.45; 5-lb., s7.s5; Eagle tablets. $500;
cut loaf $3.50: cubes: $3.50; Ax SAS
S. so; grunulated. extra coarse. $3.50;
fine, In bulk, $40; In 25-cotton bags.
$5.45; household powdered, 5-lb. car
tons, Is TO case, So; lib cartons. 45 TO
case. $3.50; Diamond A, $3.50; confcc-
TONERS, A. $685.; No. l, $40; No. 2.
s ssS No NO $50 49, NO No. ss sis; No. No. g.
$40; No. Q. s5.O5. No 10. 50; No. IL.
S405; No IL, 81 90; No. 10. 1886; No. Ia
SASS; No. Is. s4.S6 per loo lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER.
MISSING IN FIRE
Employe of Livery Stable Perishes
and Proprietor Has Not Been Seen
Eighteen Horses Die in Flames.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. July 10.
Fire early this morning caused a
s20,000 loss and enc death In the bus
mess district, the Harley Hamlin by-
cry stable being DESTROYED and the
Powers. Caldwell and Hoffmaster
blocks ON Main street being dam
aged.
Lea Hunt, an employe OF the barn.
was burned TO death and Harley Ham
lin. who usually slept In the barn, 10
missing. Eighteen horses were burn
ed and damages sustained by Mul-
ford and Gustke, furniture men, Geo.
Southerton. grocer, the Richtmeyerr
bakery, the circuit court rooms ana
other property-owners.
When he was awakened by the
flames Hunt stopped to find his wood
en- leg and met death. These few mo
ments were disastrous because LLOYD
Duquette, a boy, who was also sleep
ing near Hunt, made his escape TO
safety.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
DIED..

BLAlR-Juiy IA John, aged 2s years,
beloved son of William J. and Mary
j. Blair, brother OF Edna. Funeral
from parents residence, IL Gender
pl., Monday, July IL, at y. IN. Meme
Der OF Detroit Lodge No 2, II. Il A.
NJ, Diamond Lodge No. 4s9. l. o. q.
F., and OF Moos Lodge No. 100. In
torment at Woodlawn.
FINK--July IA, at residence, 22s Bald
win-ave., Louisa A. beloved mother
OF Mary r.. A. j. Fink and Mrs J. A.
Hayes Funeral Monday at y. m
IL. 1911, at his late
residence, Maidstone, William below
Ell husband of the late Rose Hal
ford Funeral from family resi-
dcncC Monday, to st. Mary's church
at 3 a m, Eastern standard time
McGUiRE--July IA, 1911, at her resi-
dence. 1916 Abbott-st., Christine,' Wild
ow OF George aud mother OF Capt.
Norman and Thomas Mcclure, of
- ffUugrtUn Micf:; MIS-. George Pa1m-
err Mrs. J. -. La Chance and Miss
hereafter.
Ash-st., James. beloved husband of
Maggie Leonard and father Of Chas.
X Leonard OF Detroit Funeral SER
vices from residence Monday. July ~,
at 2 p. m
MAHsH-Mrs. Mary Jane Marsh, widow
OF the late Robert j. Marsh, at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. A. w.
Ryerson. beloved mother OF X George
Marsh Dr. pr James Marsh sSc.a., Henry mr! !.
o. Quigley and Mrs A. Harry Mink
ley. Funeral from above residence.
Monday at e:ib a. m, and from Sc.
Anne's church at o'clock
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. Wellington Lookman. 80, Windsor
Ont Dolly Williams, 10. Detroit.
Delbert q. Plantz, II, Cleveland, o.
Mabel Thomas Is. same.
yohn Dickson. Al; Minnie NJ Whit
man, "a
Walter Boehn, "a, Detroit: Edith
Cook 81, Owosso. Mich.
Victor Kinga. 23, Hose wisioiowski,
81.
Anthony Schmidt, 81; Rosa Heffe. Of.
George Johnston, "a: Eva NJ. AIsock.
c. Wllfred Price. 81. Spencer w. Va
Flora Cottle, "a, same.
Lester Mcfarland, 81; Margaret Leh-
mar. Is.
Charles ID. McClintock. 81. Cleveland.
o.; Mary s. Beck, SO, same
William Hicks, Sc; Title Mcconnell.
Cody c. Gowan. %, Nashville, Tenn
Ida Nj Gehzell, 20, Detroit.
Wlsdy slaus Rogoski "a; Leokadya
DabIowska, IS.
John kubik, 50. Nankin: Kate Mou-
dry. %, Detroit.
Carol A. Behnron. %; Edna sudxin-
ski, 16
Charles schoessler, 81; Helen NAL
ZACH, Is
S. Demytro Pudhajny. 2s; Mara cis-
zecka. Is
John Diegi. rs; Rosie szucs 30.
Willis II Osgood, 20; Fay Hayden. 20.
Harry ID. Brown, IS; Mamie Kuhle.
Gustave Il. Kalbe. 22, Chicago, III.
Anan j. Anderson, IS, same.
Adam Noszewicz, %: Marya Pajor. 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
NEW YOnk pnODIrCE.

NEW YORK. July 15.--Flour: Dull
and unsettled Pork: Steady: mess
spot. ss.soas4o' sugar: Raw. easy;
centrifugal, 90 test, SI25: muscovado.
50 test. 1913; refined. quiet: cut loaf
s595: crushed, S5.s5; powders1. s5.25;
granulated. S5.15. Coffee: Rio No
on spot. 1875 ml3kc Tallow: Quiet
city, Sac country. SIS 96isc. Hay:
Firm: prime, Si.45; No. s. soc n 81; clo-
YER. 75cdS115. Dressed poultry: firm;
turkeys. 12m13c; chickens. 14QIskc;
fowls s0I6c; ducks 15c. Live poul-
try: Firm: geese, DC; ducks. 12c; fowls
l4c: turkeys. lie; ROSTERS. &c; spring
chickens. 20I21c. Cheese: Quiet and
UNCHANGED: state milk. common TO spe-
Gals ~ mi3Ac: skins, common 10
specials. "a " 1Oc; full skins. ~ m3c.
Butter: Firm; receipts. 5.GSa. cream
cry extra. 24Mc: state dairy tubs. $50
24c Eggs: Unsettled; receipts. 1o.474:
nearby white fancy 2lm2lc; nearby
mixed fancy, l6m zoe; fresh firsts if1
22c
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
Chemists Will Protest
AgainstWiley's Removal

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 15.--Plans
20 launch national movement on
the part OF chemists TO oppose tho
contemplated ousting OF DIR. Harvey
Wiley, the governments chief chem
ut, will be discussed Monday night
At q meeting OF the Cincinnati acc
ton Of the American Chemical So
cicty.
The principal speaker will be DR..
Charles w. Dabney. president of the
University OF Cincinnati, who is a
chemist by profession.
The trusts have been prosecuting
Dr. Wiley for nearly twenty years, =
Dabney said today. II believe that
every chemist OF standing in the
United States is for Wiley In this
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
MARKET
CLOSES DULL
Listless Tone Marks Trading During
Forenoon-Few Changes in In
dustrials and Railroads.

NEW YORK. July IA steady
tone was shown at the opening OF the
stock market with practically no I'M
portant changes in the leading INDUS
trials and railroads Some strength
was shown In a few specialities.
IL a. m.-There was the same list
less tone to the trading in the mar
ket that has been noted for several
days and there were few changes in
the leading industrials and railroads
of any importance.
Governments unchanged; otner
bonds quiet
The stock market closed dull and
irregular.
Many of the active shares were not
traded in at all during the first hour
OF today's utterly stagnant stock
market The early dullness was more
pronounced than has been seen In any
Saturday market of the year.
There have been few signs OF real
July buying in the security markets
this week Beyond the rather timid
inquiry which always follows the re-
lease Of dividends after the turn OF the
fiscal year, the outsider has not been
d factor in either the stock or the
bond market. This does not mean that
the half-yearly dividends will not be
re-invested or that the public is de-
pressed over the outlook. There are
many factors in the situation to en-
courage investment buying now that
were not present six months ago,
when the country was in doubt about
the supreme courts ruling In the anti
trust cases. when there was serious
concern felt over She bank position,
and when nothing was known about
the crops.
= The publication this week OF the
controllers figures, covering the full
returns OF national banks as of June
z last, gives the western banks this
year cash gain equal to nearly 60 per
cent of the loan expansion reported,
while last year the cash increase rep
resented only fraction OF / per cent
of the expansion shown.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
WOULD MARKET
Alaskan GOAL
Oregon People Petition Taft and
Congress To Have Government
Develop Resources.

PORTLAND. Ore. July ia
movement launched here today, look
ing to the mining and marketing OF
vast Alaskan coal deposits by the
government La being enthusiastical-
iy Endorsed by all classes.
Petitions addressed 10 President
Taft and congress, headed by Gov.
Oswald West, are being circulated
and rapidly signed. urging the enact
ment of law providing for the crsa'
ton OF an Alaskan coal mining com
mission. This commission would have
supervision OF the coal mining lands
OF the government, building raj
way TO tidewater at Controller Bay.
The plan comprehends the pur.
chase Of GOLFERS TO transport the coal
TO the United States government
bunkers at Astoria, Coos Bay ard
Portland where the fuel will be sold
direct to the people of the country
at cost, plus the expenses OF opera
ton and payment of interest and prin-
ciple on the bonds issued TO carry
out the enterprise. II is estimated
that the project would cost about So.
OOO. 900.
The supply of coal In Alaska is al
most inexhaustible and the opening
OF these fields would greatly reduce
the price OF fuel elsewhere, II Is be-
lieyed. When $4,000 signers have
been. obtained to the petitions, they
will be forwarded to the Oregon dele
CATION In congress for presentation 10
both houses.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Confirma-
ton of the story that map showing
the Controller Bay. Alaska, entries OF
Richard 8. Ryan. alleged Guggenheim
agent. was fled with the war depart
ment only fifteen days after entry was
actually made on the land and that II
would have been impossible for a
bonafide map OF this character TO
reach Washington from Alaska within
that time, was made today by Clifford
Pinchot, former chief forester The
map is the same one which. II Is now
alleged, mysteriously disappeared from
the files OF the war department.
Miss F. NJ Abbott called on me TO
inspect the Ryan terminal map In the
war department" Pinchot said this
afternoon. "She called my attention
to the fact that the map was in Wash
ington, on December Is. whereas the
survey OF that land was not concluded
until December 1. l saw that to get
the map from Alaska to Washington
In fifteen days was an impossibility,
and called the attention OF Secretary
Of War Stimson to the matter. We
discussed IL for some time and he him
self looked at the map"
Pinchot was present today at the
hearing OF the house committee on
expenditure which is investigating the
Controller Bay affair. He and the sec
rotary of war will be called as wit
nesses later.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
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ROSTON WOOL.

BC,sToN. July 15.--The Commercial
Bulletin will say OF the wool market
tomorrow: The Boston wool trade has
passed through another week of un-
certainty and consequent dizziness the
mills buying but sparingly here and
the dealers in turn operating for small
lots only in the west. Probably the
total of the transactions on the Boston
market would not exceed million
pounds. for the week, being largely
domestic wool, including some old
Soda Springs 1-2-biood at &c, some
new Utah and Nevada woods at about
sic clean, and IL months and . months
Texas woods at Sic and 47e, respective
ly London opened unchanged on
merinos and 1-2 and per cent OF on
crossbreds and slips. respectively.
Americans operating only for limited
quantities Liverpool opens Monday
with offerings OF $4,000 bales East In
dies The shipments OF wool from
Boston TO July 10, inclusive, were 1i2.-
137. 031 lbs. against 10000, AGA lbs, for
the same period last year. The receipts
to July 10. Inclusive, were 1f7,732.l25
lbs. against 120.s03.s2s lbs. for the
same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by PAINE
Weber a Co, July Is:
Temperatures over the northwest
this morning arc around so. IL Is not
the present condition which most seri-
ously concerns the wheat trade, put
MAI has already occurred In the
northwest The recent lower temper
atures may be misleading, as the
latest advices from the spring wheat
country indicate that there was seri-
ous reduction In the crop. especially
over a large part of North Dakota as
n result OF the latest hot spell. While
the trade Is watching conditions in the
northwest closely, attention Is divert
ed nv he enormous winter crop
marketing with no adequate milling
or export demand In sight. There was
nervousness In the trade yesterday
because of heavy selling and some lit
tie fear OF a renewal OF forced lquida-
ton u
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
BoSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Roston copper share saws OF July "
furnished ny iiaydgr, stone -eu--hdx
IS. a. 4 4 $50 Zine 100. ARR Eoml 20.
Butte 7I5, Z 4 A 220. Cent -, Cal %.
Chino zoo. do rites t.920. Cop Range 10.
ID W so, l. Il so. Franklin 80. On 70
a g $50 Inspn so, Island Greek pr IS.
ROY IS, Kerr l6O May 10. Miami $50.
Mob SIS, New 1855. New Arc 80, Nip lio,
NJ h ESQ. N l. IS, OJib E15. - G NJ 10.
Par so. Quincy Ray IONS 290, shan
So. sun 10. Tou 95, u X so. do pfd
1855. III Con 1S5. Wolv 2.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15

g9sS. sheep and lambs: Receipts,
1000 head; market. active, lambs 2ec
lower. choice lambs. SI.50W1lS; cuil TO
fair. Sb9T.25; yearlings. SS.ooQti sheep.
t24AT6 HOgsi Receitps. S9.fV head
market active and tfrm, yorkerss - 10
QT.15; pigs. $780, mixed. ttutlO,
heEvy- SsWf:to7 roughs sosbowosre'
stays. sS0550
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
July l5.-Hogs; Receipts. J,v0O; mar
ket steady; mixed anu Dutcners, - 20
1850: good heavy. $50 50; rouSn
heavy, s610d6.SO, iignt, $6.JoV $50
pigs. IS 50Gi6.a5 Cattle. tocetpts 500
market, steady; beeves, SlS5W7 COWS
and heifers, s22o IA SIS. stoekers and
feeders, t30510. Texans. Sh6OQ6lO;
-cafxcs, IS ar 4.s5-S Sheep hrectntsE seeef
market. steady; native. ~ s0qt e9;
western, s3GA70. lambs StWIlV.
western S46O97.
CLEyELAND.
CLEVELAND. July l5.--Hogs; Re-
ceipts. 1900: steady, mediums and mix
ed. $3.50; workers. and lights. ta.SOW
6.S5. pigs. s6.76. Cattle; Receipts.
cars SLOW and steady, SnceI' anu
lambs. Receipts. 5 cars; 81 top. Calves.
Receipts. 100; $3.50 top
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15

Reported FOR The Times By Paine.
Webber & Co. July is:
Dull and exceedingly embarrassing,
hardly desoyShes today's position OF the
stock market. Traders In general APP
pear to have assumed awaiting atti-
tude and meanwhile are scrutinizing
carefully all crop outlook. Reports as
TO the state of trade denote improv-
ing tendency, but hesitancy il dis
cernable in certain quarters, due to
the mixed crop outlook. The features
of tariff tinkering have exorted re-
straining influence on commerce and
Industry which perhaps will be dis
PEELED in part by adjournment of con-
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15

Appies-New. sl.bc02 per box: $3.50
Bsnans.-Good shipping stock. ,iss
0226.
black 5094 bu.
California Fruits-Apricots. 81 a 1.25
box; cherries. S24225 box: plums. s2.2S
G25O box; peaches $24s.25 box.
CeIery-Fiorida. ss.sSVs.So doz; homo
grcwn; 10 azse dG ~ ,.r .,.,.
Ch.ese--Mlchigan mats. old. i6@l7e:
new, l2h Ollie: fancy. old. Is 9lsc; new,
i2n 0lSc: York state dats. old. $50
swiss. is@isc: block swiss. IS0ise:
Imported Swiss. 2sWSoc: Limourger.
new. l29l4c: brick cheese i3Qltc ID.
Cherries--ie-qt. cases. sigl l5 Ln
&c y q lie per Id.
Dressed Calves-Fancy. 1901 10;
common. s09c 10.
Fig.-Impo-tsd. new. igiee per 10;
Fresh Vegetnbles-Cucum hot
houser5e q 5e=dozs Lettuce 60 a. 63c=bui
head lettuce. 81 bu; radishes. log loo
doz: parsley, 25c doz; gresn peppers
sec basket; tomatoes. 4-pasket crates.
$l25 crate. summer squash. 81 9l.25
per hamper: green beans, 81 25 per bu;
wax beans. $i25 per bu; green on
tons, roc dozen; bsets. S0c per doz.;
green peas. $21225 per bu; water
cress. 20c dog: green corn. l5e doz.
hothouse tomatoes. I5c ID, turnips. soc:
carrots. csc doz.
Grape Fruit Florida sA5oQ5 per
Honey-Fanoy white. i:0lsc: 80 4.
leG17e. amber. i4@1sc: extracted. SO
Hay-Detroit shippers are raging the
following prices for Daled hay IN car
lots. + Q. b Detroit: No. J timothy.
new. SCI @22; No. timothy. slsg 20;
clover. mixed. $40 o 20: rye straw. $3.50:
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from $40 q &c. as 20 quality.
Hides-No. / cured. lac: No. ! green.
ioe; No. ! cured bulls; ioe; No. green.
i2c: cured calf No. /. tie: green calf
No. 1. 1sc per ID: horse hides. No. 1.
t3.75: No. 2. y2.75; sheopskins. ns to
wool. 20 q soc; No. hides. lie on on kip.
1hc OF on calf
INSTRUMENTATION $50 per bu-
I.emons-California, $3.50 al box.
Limes-s1 q las per doa
Ona-WatermclonS, 25O 4Oc eacn.
Rocky Fords. s3.50@4 per case; Little
Gems. 81 per basket.
Onions-Egyptian. $l.T5 bu.
Observation-Disclosures. s4.2504.50 box.
Peaches-S3 20 $50 per 6-basket
crate: bushels, $3.50.
PineaPpIes--Fioridas. ;s.25@s.7s per
crate.
Petatoes New potatoes. si.s50Lso
bu. $5.25 a $50 per Dbl
Poultry Broilers. 2o622c: fowls.
IS 414c: old ROSTERS. S91oe: ducks, II
613c; young ducks. Ice, geese. SO 10c.
turkeys. l4016c per ID.
Raspberries-Red. s4445O per blu;
black: s1.so91.75 per l6,qt. case.
Taiiow-No. 4. she: No, 2. AZ per
wool--Medium unwashed. tic; fine
unwashed. 12015c: reflections &c In
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
DIED

his daughters residences;
1855 Mt Elliott ave. George. neiovee
husband OF the late Katherine Ms
lein, and father OF barbara nvehi
schied, Mary Jennison ana Mieneo.
Meslein, OF 1ittsburs, Pa. buriai ~
pfttsburg Time later
wHITE-July IA. at hts daugnters
residences Thomas White. BELOVED
husband OF Edna and father OF MIA
White Notice OF funeral later:
Cleveland, Ohio. Fairport, ~ T., ana
Stockham. Cal, papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
Markets and Finance

Boston copper market. Price changes
are very narrow. The market on the
whole As fcatureless. strength Is noted
In Chino, which sold at 23z e. A Ill.
AZ quoted at $50. new low mark on
this present movement other aepaFt-
nents OF the market are eduaiS a.
dull as the copper market
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
records from the board Of

Records from the board of health
show there are now Is cases of
1Iphtheria. 26 cases Of scarlet fever
and one case OF small pox In the city.
During the week there were 143
deaths. OF which So were under the
AGO OF Ave years. There were 300
births. 155 males and Isl females.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Bradstreet's report OF bank clear
ings for the week ending July 10,
shows total clearings OF $3,047,17G,-
900 against $3,14z 10000 last week,
and $4,000. 923 900 for the correspond
ing week last year. Detroit clearings
were s20,774,000, an increase of or
per cent
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
District Attorney Watson swofe out

UIetrict Attorney Watson sw0fe out
warrant. Saturday, charging Leo
Austin who was found In Toledo
Io0ming house with Alice Campau,
aged 15, who disappeared from her
home IN River Rouge, July q with
Violating the federal laws restricting
Interstate trafic In women for i'm
moral purposes
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
Word From Assessor Marx.

Assistant Assessor John Kohler re-
cciFed telegram from his chief, o.
car Marx. who Is spending his vaca-
ton near Grayling, Saturday morning.
N reads: I'VE are all well. Fires all
1fdnnd. No danger
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
LIVE STOCK.
nnsT acknowledgements
.unIna A Stevens, Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO. N ". July I5.--
Cattle: Receipts. 10 cars; market.
dull Good 10 prime, 1900 IL l,3bO-fb.
steers. S626dG5 best LOO to 1900
10. shipping sseers IS. SO 96.2 IS: medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO 1.l00-ibs., S5.25
056O; light butcher steers. $40 U5.25;
best fat cows, S475Q5.25, fair TO good
do. 81. &C q $40; common 80 medium 90.
S3Q565: trimmers, ss.25 Q2.75; besL-f2t
heifers, S550Gb.76; good fat heifers,
S4s5d5 25. fair TO good do. $i10I4.75:
stock heifers. 33.25GS50: best feedins
-steaps,--d eheERedr--S+xe+ 2vs---evrnfnon
feeding steers dehorned. s325 W3.50;
bologna bulls. s375m4. stock bulls. IS
d32b, best mixers and springers. S45
df50; common 20 good do. s2est 30 --
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars; market
steady: heavy S7100715. workers.,
s7.IQM715. pigs, Sc 90.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 5 "lrs:
market. strong, cop lambs, S775Is;
yearIings. S5.50m6; wcthcrs, SLf)n
IT5; ewes, IS 5Om4
Calves. S45OFf92b
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15

Thomas Maloy. aged SC. Is suing
|anIel Caldwell for s26.25 which Ma
'11 alleges r. due him as lwages.- In
||1fif6 Lemkie's court. According to
Caldwell. he does not owe the aged
<>er any wages as ne did not employ
||n Caldwell, who Is a concrete con-
['actof. alleges that Malloy forced him
&||f 1bon him.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
n.arnfa

DETROIT. July f5.--Bufnngton. t2:So
y. m Friday; Flagg. A. w. thompson,
II. selwyn EDDY. q RSti9eri T HaT.
lum. Woodruff. Aipena, 2:ol; Salth
thompson, 4: Butler. 4;05; concstoga.
steamer Troy, 4:30; Suit. Chill .; toly
nesia. $50: Poe. $50; Tuscarora, t;so;
Mol. ie:40 p. m. Friday; Brazil. 1880;
Walters Buckley. 1870; Waacondah
l:I0; w. l.. Brown, 2: Winona, Miami.
4:40; L. - Miller. ID. w. Mills: Ander-
son, 6:l0; IA b. Hawgood. $40; Cam
adam $40: Naples. $40; Underwood,
$40; widlar, $3.50; Plankintoa 1910;
Inrroco, 1l:10; w. J. Carter. 1880.
Down; Italia. Dinkey Solg . m,,,i lag; 4,
i2:50: widener, 1:l0: Manola, $50; Lam
YeIl. Arenac, w X Goulder. 4:20. Ma
iietca. Ssse;- Fubertr 5:40: Ronmania-
barge Crete. $40; Steel King W. r.
Tilden. Filler, 1850; Robert Fulton. 500
ST Clair, 1915 p. m. Friday: Hebard.
1880; olcott 1880; House, i;s0; Glen
mount. $3.50 Jos, Wood, 1850; Glenellah,
rina Magma, 6:l0; Chicago. $50. Ash
ley. $40. Tampa. Aurora, $50; Andaste.
II
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. July Is.
-Amasa Stone. noon Friday; Manitoba,
Lac p. m; Duluth. 1880; Elba, 4:sC:
Donaldson Dayton. Wright. 5; sawyer.
Tuxberry. Redfern. $50; Carter, g.;
Hoyt. Matoa. 1880; Spokane. Hopkins.
King. s.
Sheldon Parks. $3.50 y. m. Friday:
Morgan. IL; Adriatic, 1859; Vail, 1870:
Nye Crincco. rGanada. Angelina, $50:
Kennedy. 3:3e; Stadacona. .; Grimm.
Cadillac Phillip Minch, 1880: North Sea.
$40: Henry Rogers. Lapghiin. $50; Pc
ter Reiss, IL 80
basca. D. m. Friday; Cornell. $50,
Bone. $3.50. Masaba. Malta 5; ID, o..
Mills. Mariana, Marcia, $50. Curtis,
Peterson. Marvin, $50
Haxon. s: Munro. p m. Friday: ka-
mInistiqua, wilkins. 10: Watt. MAZDA.
1920: Normania. Montreal. IL: Cort
Thomas, Mary Elphicke, midnight: Ro-
mat. Mauch Chunk. 1880: Murphy. Cor
liss Western Star. 4: superior City.
Walker. s. Rochester. Gray. Amazon
$40; Black Rock, Ericsson, Martha.
ESQ: Fryer. 1890; James Davidson.
tsmall) Gratwick. 8; Mclean. g: Ken
sir Keewatin. 1890; Lynch, IL; Sa-
ronlc noon.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
1uIcAGo PRnnucE.

CHICAGO July l5.-Butter; Extras
24c: hrsts 2ic; dairy extras. 22c; drafts
-gac-FsesRi-p Prime ArstH-fbi a - Arsts
IiISc Cheese: Skins. 12M1:tkc: young
Americas 12G13hc. Live poultry.
Fowls. i2k d13c; ducks. i2Ac; geese
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
TWO Ask For Divorce.

The following divorce cases were
filed Saturday: Ellen vs. Samuel NJ.
Mossgrove; Mary VS. Albert McCarty
and Victoria VS. Frank Jakimiak.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 24c; firsts, 2sc ID
dairy. 1sc; packing stock. lie Id.
Eggs-Current receipts cases In
cluded. AYE. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
STRUCK eY PULLEY: DIES.

CALUMET. Mich, July 15.--Jake
Puhek, aged 80, was struck by
pulley and block underground in the
Red Jacket shaft and killed this
morning