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The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Glut of Common Catfle and Scarcity
of FINISHED BnllOckJ Feature MARKER

IL would seem TO be q good time to
start In the sheep-breeding business.
The situation seems to be clearing
somewhat for the seller In the hog
markets Of the country az a result
Of q pressing demand for all kinds or
pork products. both. cured and fresh.
Stocks OF provisions In Chicago ware
houses are decreasing rapidly at an
opportune time, In view OF the fact
that the winter packing season is not
far away, Europe continues to take
our lard In large quantities, the outgo
for the last week In September, this
year, being 15,l0l.000 pounds, com
pared with 6,s02,000 pounds for the
same week last year. Judged from
the market end Of the deal, there is
very little announcement In sight, for
arrivals are LARGE and quality badly
mixed. The heavy receipts Of pigs
continue, and the Tade r. taking them
promptly at much better prices than
were being paid at the close Of last
month, but the consumption OF pig
pork IL taking the place, causing n
lack of demand for prime pork. Pigs
are making money. just now, for
everyone connected with the trade. en-
cept the growers who are evidently
sending them forward because they
are afraid Of the corn bill.
There is reason to believe that the
trade will hold just about an even
keel until the glut Of pigs IL over, and
then viii work higher, az the season
advances, because Of q lack Of I'm
ished hogs. One thing can be count
ed on, namely. pigs that go into con-
sumption now, viii not appear later
to add TO the volume Of packing sup
plies.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Nskesa Bad Cough Vanish
||u|ckIy--oT Money Back
rs. onlckssi, oursss Cough nsmsdy
Ioa EsDF ussd. Family Supply Ses
BOO. Saves You -.

NJ. have never used anything which
MO. hold ~ . bad cough and conquers 10
..|r|i1 - PInex Cough Syrup. Gives
....| Instant relief and usually ntopa the
.|.' rt1tinnte, deep seafed cough An -
.. |uarnhteod- 20 give prompt and
''.|,, r,snlts even n Group and vhcop-
-. rc.npQun1 q Norway White Pins
.|| I'o6 IN Eqnincol and other healing
n. |'|.1nI1 a % cent bottle nakee =
@|--& &mIII Gupply-of the bogt cough
|-| ||ah mob6T can buy, - saving %
Mn|T mix With home-node sugar
|1| 81 strained homer, A. = pint hottie,
.. n A. IoA1y Tor ne. Easily prepared IN
|'..|.s 1Ircctlons A packaSs
||.||I.n i|ko piner Cough eyrup--it
.'| rod. ard = > pronp6 esfs remedy
.||.|I|| lnra|Iro both gOod foar
.|.|'| 0IcoIItc for inoipio1t lang
~ .E>I IN uoro homes IN the u.
I@n11a han any other cough
-, ol,.n ben lmi,a,sd. bus never
.|||. |1I nothing oI1o VIII produce
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
GIRL CRASHING
MODERN IDEAS ATU. OF M.
After Her Graduation LitMedc She Will Return to Her
Native Country To Practice Her Profession.

pair OF American-made shoes. She
has been In the United States for two
years, having attended Northwestern
university before coming to Michigan.
She expects TO remain here six years.
taking the lit-medic course. After her
graduation she will return to China
where she will practice her profess
sion.
Thirty candidates for the Cross
Country club have reported TO Trainer
Kraenzlein, and II 10 hoped that
enough class will be shown by the
candidates to pick q team for the
eastern meets. Two cross country
squads have been set at work, and
each will be given work every day
The Acacia fraternity, whose home
was destroyed by FIRE last year, 70
planning to build on the old site. and
the ruins OF the house are now being
raised. Building operations, how
ever, will not be started until next
year .t
The annual visit OF the board OF In.
spectors IL being made The board
consists Of Herbert Dow, of Midland.
Walter Russell. OF Detroit, and Mr..
Mauch, Of Hillsdale The board will
inspect the various buildings of the
university and report to the state
superintendent Of public instruction.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
soULES COMES FROM
GOOD RACING FAMILY

One Of the incidents Of the present
season In motor car competition mas
been the return to the field OF active
participation OF two members OF the
soules family, famous several seasons
ago both on the road and track;
The family contains ave Drotners'
all of whom have, at come time, been
nrorpinent A automobile drivers.
PROBABLY the bese known OF the quin-
rat q George w. Soules who made his
debut with Q Toledo factory since en-
tinct. and drove vanderbilts, Gideon
tours and a multitude Of track events,
I'm \ vay that stamped him as one OF
the most daring and clever pilots In
the world Of competition.
For more than two years ne kept
close TO his work rs tester.
When, however, at the recent races
of the Michigan State Fair, Frank
witt wanted an experienced team
mate Soules volunteered his services
and piloted to victory his Flanders
900" IN the event for cars less than
60 cubic inches cylinder displace-
ment. He Quit the meeting with a
record Of ave miles from . standing
start In b:S2.
soules IL now on his way to Cali
fornia where he will take part In 2
number Of competitive stock car
events, notably the 56o-mile Los An
Reles- Phoenix road race.
When George Soules joined the
studebaker forces, he brought with
him his brother VIII. The latter had
also had much track and road expert
ence. but was kept regularly on test
ing work until several weeks ago
when he was assigned to drive the
Glidden Pathnnding trip.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

ritory. All progressive candidate urge
the repeal. with the understanding that
II be voted back into the constitution
Eugene 8. Ives IL the leading Demo
cratic candidate for the senate. Ives
At Prescott opposed safe and sane
constitution and declared for the In
itiative. referendum and recall.
Henry II. Ashurst. Democrat. de-
Tended his mother against Apaches
when 10 years old. A typical Rrizon-
an, he punched cows along the Grand
Canyon before .udying law.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
HORSE SAVES TWO GIRLS
FROM DEATH IN TORRENT

FORT SMITH, Ark. Oct. ll.--sur-
rounded on all sides by Hood waters,
Louise and Margaret Finnell clung TO
swimming horse and were snatched
from certain death by the animal.
near Eureka Springs.
The sisters we're en- route TO hign
school at Eureka Springs and az
tempted 70 ford Leatherwood, Q creek
that had been swollen into torrent
by heavy rains. When they reached
the center of the stream the current
threatened TO upset their buggy. IN
their horse, the girls climb
ed on the animals back.
The horse swan to shore after q
hard battle with the current. Before
the girls had left the buggy the cur.
rent and driftwood had almost torn
II In two.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

PHOENIX, Ariz, Oct. 1i.--Nothing
on earth can prevent the sweep OF the
progressive cause Through the new
state OF Arizona, the nomination and
election OF progressiye candidates for
governor, United States senate and
other omces and the reinstatement OF
the recall OF judges In the constitu-
ton.
The result can be forecast with the
utmost certainty--the people viii win.
What rivalry exists Is that between
progressives.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
osuoRN PRAISES DR. DIXON.

LANSING, Mich, Oct III DR..
The health laws have nothing but
Recommendation for him." said Gov. os-
born when asked about rumor that
he was seeking TO remove the secre-
tary OF the state board OF health.
have nothing 20 do with his removal
from Office and have no idea OF at
tempting TO do so. I believe the laws
shoi,Id be enforced II a law In bad n
should be enforced until IL II repealed.
That il the way 20 ascertain whether
the people approve particular
statute"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Two of three men will be the hrst
senators from Arizona. They are
Eugene 8. Ives. Henry H. Ashurst and
Eugene Brady O'Nein.
George w. p. Hunt or Charles Akers
Will be the frat governor.
All OF the above stand 1at-footedly
for Arixona's radical constitution-in-
GLIDING the recall OF judges.
Just now the fight centers on tie
repeal ~ the recall OF judges pro-
vision In the frst rtate election. with
out the repeal Arizona remains ter.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

DIES MONIES Iowa Oct. 1.-THE
Des Moines street car men strike.
which was TO have begun at o'clock
postponed and probably never will take
place. Failure OF the two arbitrators
named 10 select a third arbitrator. led
10 the call Then the arbitrators So
lected Ex-State Treasurer GiibsTtsOn.
but he could not serve for two weeks,
and the strike was called again. AT q
mass meeting early today II was de-
cided 10 try to get Gilbertson TO act
At once, or 20 name some other arD.-
trators Cars were being sent 20 the
barns when the strike order was
rescinded.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Aaveeates Rnle of Rea.on.

More than 200 shippers or their rep
Ieseniative attended the opening o,
the Board Of Commerce annual school
OF instruction IN transportation mAt.
ters. in the Hotel Cadillac. TUESDAY
right. A. Patriarche. vice-president OF
the Tsre Marquette railroad. and ore
die west IN point Of service, was tie
lecturer OF the evening. He trace
tho history or the American railroad
trn:n the very beginning: The rule OF
reason should be applied 10 the rail-
roeds. IN the interests OF the majority.
he said.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
SAYS ITALY AND TURKEY
HAVE DECLARED ARMISTICE
Berlin Official Says Peace Has
Been Arranged Through
Germany's Efforts.

BERLIN. Oct 1l.--An armistice
has been arranged between Italy and
Turkey according TO statement from
q high ofiicial source here today. Ac-
cordlng to this statement peace has
been arranged mainly through the ef-
forts of Germany, and, while II will
not be ofiicially proclaimed yet, NO
further hostilities will take place.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Western Union Directors Reelected.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Western
Union stockholders meeting today
ratified the terms OF the leases OF the
Anglo American Telegraph Co., and
the United States Direct Cable Co.
The stockholders also reelected the
old directors. The report for the year
ended June 80 last, showed total
earnings OF s35,47s.793, with sur
plus after all fixed charges Of $780,
G.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
GAMING To Detroit For Prisoner.

Coming TO UctroV FuT TI'soNr.
WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 1l.--Chief
OF Police Hastings left for Detroit to-
day to bring back Chester Little, who
was arrested In that city on charge
OF forging a number OF checks. II Is
alleged that Little signed his wife's
name TO a check for s35, drew the
money and then disappeared.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Neo,o On Trial FOR Murder.

The trial OF John Novels, Negro,
charged with numbering Edward
Brown, another Negro, began In
Judge Phelan's court. WEDNESDAY
morning. Novels and Brown engaged
in a revolver duel at Hastings and
Catherine-sts.. the night OF July 70.
They fought over woman Novels
plea will be seltdefense.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

A species OF stiff grass which grows
abundantly in that country r. used for
match sticks in India.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

A room will look both larger and
higher by tie use of wall paper con-
tanning designs in vertical lines.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
BANDIT Chief IL Killed.

MANILA. Oct. 11.-otoy. for thirty
two years the bandit chief of the
Island Of Samar and the chief figure
of innumerable exploits, has been
killed by the constabulary.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

The Chinese are nothing unless pa
tie,t They train Eecgulls to do their
fishtnE for them.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12
Woman loses Damage SUIT.

woman LOSES SaWsSe suit
Mrs. Mary Mccullough, plaintiff In
a suit against the ID. u. r., in Judge
Hosmer's court. lost her case, We'd
nesday, the jury returning q verdict
OF no cause for action. Mrs. McCul-
Tough was Injured when she fell from
Jefferson. car near Chene-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

. Ses Prtnting Doue nisht. tines
rrinfing Co, rs John R-st
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Defroit Company Lodges Complaint.
WASHINGTON. Oct il.-Upon com
plaint of the Mexican Crude Rubber
Co, OF Detroit, the state department
today Instructed Ambassador Wilson 70
inyestigate an attack upon an en-
nIoye OF the company, William Mccoy
ana his wife. at viesca. in the PROVING Z
OF Coahuila. The McCoys were Sc
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Practice targets have been adopted
for the British navy built up OF many
plates OF steel. any Of which can De
cheapIy replaced when damaged
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Two small curved ribs within the
apout Of q new anti-splashing faucet
prevert the water spattering as "
Issues. no matter what the pressure.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

Less than three years ago Japan be-
ran 10 can crab meat for export Now
there are over hundred canneries,
ana last year their output was hlso.ooo
The Detroit times., 1911-10-12

nwsiness-lfke Prfnting. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, ~
John R-st Pm Main itsa or City osss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
TAYLOR THROWS
UP TIE SPONGE


Believing discretion the bvtter part
Of valor, Mr Garland r TAYLOR au-
nounced Yesterday that lie had de-
termined to wife raw from tha race
for county clege 9f haurieo Mr.
Taylor reached this decision some
days aga. huJ fer reasons which he
declared acre etuinentiy proper he
deemed ID BEST &, defer his announce
~oaen.
70 make long story short Mr.
TAYLOR get out ae the race because
both he and Mr. W. X Baehe. who
is also seeking county clerk honors.
rest4ra Ia Brookiand Park district
which contains last about ms If the
voting HenBlaJlan qf the roHnU. Ete
and Mr.. Hachrs would have divided
this vote had lac remained IN the race
Mr.. Taylor says thas making certain
the recollection Of Clerk samuel =
A'atitAiH witt Is banking on eorVafi-
Ing The renaiBder Of che, county vote
As matters nuN stand. Mr Eache
claims he has % good chance to beat
MIR Waddiil even &c the latter has
been IN office for twenty wears. end
Is somewhat handicapped by the fatt
that he was Uuee u full-f}etixed Ie-
publican. like his brother. Judge ia
mupd WadalN. If the sEaaleE4& -sse,&as.s5
The contest viii he settled AZ The
Democratic primary to be held earfq
IN September
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
SHIP CARS TODAY
FROM PHILADELP
DOZEN or LATEST TYPE WILD
ARRIVE THIS WEEK FOR
NEW COMPANY.

The first SHIPMENT Of cars for the
Richmond and tienrico Railway Com.
pany Will be made to-day from Phila-
delphia and by the end of the week
dozen Of the latest type will have
arrived here for service ON the new
line
The new cars viii be unioaded at
the Seabpard Air Line siding AZ
Bacon's Quarter branch, Four more
ears % the same character VIII be-
shipped later. giving the new line
sixteen ia al.
Ii0eh interest has been evinced in
the decision of the board Of atpl-
traitors, who on Monday ot last Week
heard argument here on TIE, various
points of difference between the Viz
sinia Passenger and Power Company
and the new company. The.,arbftra-
tors wrote TO Richmond under date
of July Z. that on the day before,
they had come To an agreement on
alt the questions NJ issue and that
in few DAYS their findings would
he forwarded. they, however had
not last night reached either of the
railway Offices here. AS the findings
of the arbitrators are fiuaB there
is no reason now to anticipate fur
ther delay in the operation of cars
By the Richmond and Henrico Conn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
BUSY MONTH FOR
RICHMOND S.P.C. A.
SUFFERING ANIMALS RELIEVED
AND VETERINARIAN CALLED
IN FREELY.

June was a busy month FOR the
Richmond Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty Ia Animals. according to
the report Of Agent l.. G. Taylor.
made pubffc yesterday hy Secretary
Brine.
Two hundred and fifteen cases were
investigated and i've resulted In legal
prosecutions. Nineteen horses SUI
fering from CALLED shoulders and
lameness We're unhitched by the so
cietys representative and sent to the
stable for treatment
Sixteen teams Nero relieved of
loads that were deemed too heavy
and tWenty-one horses aud mules that
were unit for work were unhiteh-.ti
and seat tn the stables. Sossas. ,,f these.
animals were half starved
Veterinary surgeons We're called in
seven cases where horses or mules
were sick. Three instances of cruel
whipping were reported. The agent
removed check-reins from twenty
seven animals. Twenty nine owners
or drivers We're warned
Fffty-one dogs and cats We're killed
and thirty horses and mules were put
out of sufferinEs. Seven eats ana dogs
We're given homes where they viii
receive proper care.
or the cases taken to court one of
fender was fined SO for cruelty 10 A
horse, another SI0 for cruelty to a
mule and third offender was fined
- for fast driving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
PLAYGROJHLs IN
CHARGE Of CITY
FEDERATION OF MOTHERS
rLtRS TURNS ATTENTION IN
ANOTHER DIRECTION. @

The Federation of Mothers Clubs
Of Richmond and Virginia. having
every confidence ia the progressive
management of the city's public play
grounds under the regularly appoint
ed authorities, has, with a sigh OF
satisfaction and relief decided that
their duty now permits them TO turn
their undivided attention and ener-
giles III other directions, and has
therefore formally Withdrawn from
the work
This does not mean that AS moth
ers and as citizens their interest in
tho Fairgrounds will be at all ai-
minished.. but that their work In
that direction will now assume the
same status as that OF all other citi-
zens and organizations who havn this
branch Of child welfare work at
heart, allowing them to concentrate
more actively upon educational lines,
particularly in the formation of pa
rent-teaeher associations and the
promotion Of junior clubs. library en-
tension and hygiene
For the rept@aish ssassfit IF thefr.
treasury in preparation for their next
seasons work IN these directions, they
wiz hold lawn party on the beat
tiful grounds OF Mrs, f1ernGon. cor
ner of Robert and Miller avenues
Barton Heights tstop icy. on Tues
day evening, July IL. at which nu-
sic and refreshments viii be fur
niShed. All friends and we'll ishars
are urged to attend and promote the
success of "A work which stands above
any other for harmonizing the work
Of home and school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11

pan% the route OF which is as fol-
lows:
Begins in tho West End at Racon's
Quarter branch, runs through Jack
son Ward on Baker and puvalI
streets to fif.h; on Fifth to Broad
street; Rlcnr Broad, using the rails
of the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company to Eleventh out Eleventh
to Marshall; down Marshall over the
steel viaduct. to Thirty sixth street:
thence through the property known
as the Miles-C;oode ravine 10 the Ma
tionaI cemetery; across this road at
grade over another steel yiaduet into
Fulton Al Spring and Nicholson
streets: down Nicholson TO Denny;
thence to Williamsburg avenue,
thence, connecting al the corner OF
Williamsburg avenue and Denny
street with the Virginia Passenger
ard Power Company's rails to Firm
street; cross Firth to Louisiana
street. joining rails of Virginia Pas
stuyer and Power Company UP
Louisiana TO Williamsburg avenue. on
their own rails up louisiana to Gill
liam street thence along GiAiam
to Nicholson The total mileage OF
the new company is eight and three
quarters and when It's plans are fuzzy
developed "a large new suburban Soc
don viii have been opeped for de-
veiopment.
1t IS conhdentl, expected that the
end OF another week viii See the
new Lire III fun operation. power.
rails. Wires. aud employees all now
heinz ready for business,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
CORONER'S JURY WILL.
INVESTIGATE KILLING

Facts in the killing of Emmett White
q negro and the wounding or George
Saunders, also colorsd, by Gustavus
T., Gee Of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way in the freight yards at Fifteenth
ard Franklin Streets Saturday night
will be revealed this morning when
Coroner Taylor win hold an inquest
over the body Of White.
Gee Is at liberty under $500 bond
while Attorney Harry NJ. smith Jr,.
who was retained by the railroad 10
defend the prisoner is gathering data
For use. when -t3ee rs tried The de-
tective viii be given preliminary
hearing IN Police Court Tomorrow
morning, having been continued when
he was arraignca yesterday morning
The case of George Tinsiey colored,
VINO led the NOR Of negroes against
dee TO atenge the death of Emmett
White was continued until July 20
when he will be tied on the charge OF
resisting arrest. lie was badly bal
station. who went To the rescue Of
Gee.
According 10 Il dispatch from Roam
oke. Gee was member of the police
force there about twelve years ago IL
Is stated that while attempting to ar
rest a white man. named Melbourne.
Gee killed him for resisting arrest.
Melhorne was beating Gee on the
head with a club when Gee. drew a
revolver and gave Meiborne his death
wound. Gee was acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
PRIVATE EkCHO
IS EXONERATED
MAGI>IKA ATE SAYS HORSE THEFT
CASE Is ONE FOR TIE CIVIL
COURTS

Private Cleveland Eacno, United
States army. is not q horse thief
Mrs. Judith (. GAYLORD. Who once
lived III Westhampton. said he was.
= 49, s--
Years ago Just before She removed To
san Francisco, where she now lives.
Mrs. Gaylord made the allegation to
Magistrate George Washington Tho
mas, deceased. and tie issued IA war
rant for i1aChos arrest, Charging
norge stealing About that time. Oc-
tobcr. i90a t'acho disa ppeared aud
joined the army
HE VAS given a furiough the other
dag and returned TO Hcarico, where
he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Syduor on the warrant recovered from
a dusty pigeon hole.
Whgn the ease was called before
Magistrate Smlth yesterday AIRS. Gay
lord was represented by Attorney
James Z. Lewis white l1atho was de-
tended ~ Attorney Newman. Eache
told the story lie said
Il sold the horse to Mrs Gaylord
for S4h. guaranteeing Il #onia rstet
hur approval. Tie horse dia not n4eet
with her approval anG s}ie gate f,
back 10 me-. ] Aept 'he animal about
six weeks. and s.s:a Il for $e1.50 keep
nag tie munes i"r the sast OF It's
feed e
Magistrate smith ruled. tae ease
should haQe is~a-n' tried by aiFB se-
lion ana not criminal. and dismissed
Eacha.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11

as shall be for the transaction of BUSH
ness only; and IL shall arrange for
such banquets or other social enter
tainments as may be decided upon at
any time.
Article VIII.
These bylaws may be changed,
amended or repealed by two thirds
vote at any regular or legally called
meeting of the club; a notice of such
proposed change having been mailed
to each member by the secretary not
less than one fun week before such
action, Is proposed to be taken"
Objects of the Organization.
The Richmond Advertisers Club
proposes to work for the raising of the
plan OF the advertising business; i'm
proved methods Of advertising and for
better results for the advertiser. 1t
viii bring advertising experts here
from time to time to preach the gOs-
pei of advertising. 1t VIII bring ad-
vertisers and advertising men in closer
touch III work tor their business and
for the city. The organization starts
wit about seventy five members and
with promise OF becoming one of the
strong institutions Of the city. Until
pei manent quarters are secured the
organization. upon the invitation OF
Secretary Dabney. viii meet in the
rooms OF the chamber Of commerce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
SPEAKING DATES
FOR CAMPAIGN

Tire following announcements were
gwen ont III the headquarters Of the
Virginia Democratic League to-siay.
HON WILLIAM "A JONES
"Wednesday. July 12--Surry.
"Wednesday July IL. night Dem
dron. Surry county,
Friday July 14--Alexandria e, II.
Monday. July t7-~HarrisonTure
Tuesday, July s, night-Chariottes-
vi1'e
Monday July Eerryville,
HON. CARTER GLASS
Monday. July l0--Rustbarg. Camp
hell saunty
Tuesday. July IL Buckingham
Monday, July 1T--courtIand,
southampton county.
Monday, july Il. nlghf--Suffoik.
Monday. JHly 2f-Houstun, Hall
fax county.
Thursday. July 27---Madison c. H.
HON, T.. l. GORDON, JR
Monday, July f7--Hanover G. II.
HON JOHN GARLAND POLLARD
Monday. July 24-Orange.
HON. THOMAS J. DOWNING.
MpndSAg. j is CIV arfenton,