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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19
klowa Flash Light.

One OF l.. A. Curtis's driving mares
was taken suddenly sick two weeks
ago and for time it was feared 1t
would die. Mr. Curtis did all he could
for it and IL kept getting worse, but as
soon as he could get Veterinary Smith
writing the mare is up and can eat
heartily.
10 certainly very discouraging. We
have seen good long hurl brush go to
the market for twenty-five doll.rs a
ton, and this grade has always brought
the top price before. Some are ship
ping out their brush, and the returns
have been $40 to 500 per ton.
Grandma Scott has been very sick
with stomach trouble for the past
week, but Is some better at this time.
Our road overseer, G. l.. Dodson, has
been doing some much needed road
work, and the work done speaks very
highly for itself.
Znck Barnes and his daughter Mae
we're callers Friday at the Howe ranch.
Ben Iett went to Shattuck, Monday
with load OF hogs.
Mr. Bridgewater and wife have
moved into the o. V. Oneal house
for short time.
DlED- friday morning, December 8,
1912, Frank Gold.nR, Of lvanhoe, Ok
lshoma. Mr.. Golding had been in
very good health up to about a week
before he died when he took down
with a congestive chill, fr;m which he
never rallied He had been a resident
Of Beaver county for number OF
years, and was highly respected by all
was always ready to help a friend in
need, and was known far and near for
his deeds OF kindness, The funeral
services were held Sunday, December
Sth, at ] o'clock p. m from the resi-
dence of his step-mother, Mrs, Has.
kell, after which the body was laid tc
rest 10y the side OF his father in the
Madison cemetery. May his ashes
rest in peace.
Mr.. Tweedy went to Shattuck, Mon.
nay, after load OF coal
Thursday and Friday the weather
was quite chilly and looked like we
might get snow, but it moderated Sat.
urdsy, and Sunday was nice day.
Art Howe went to Laverne Mcaday
with. load Of turkeys and chickens.
c. NJ. Smith made good horse trade
Saturday evening while coming home
from Laverne.
Ben Jett has gore into the hog busi-
ness in earnest. He is buying all the
shoats that he hears Of, and pays good
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19
SCHOOL NOTES.
Beaver School Report.
Week Ending December 13, 1912.

Week Ending December 10, 1912.
Total enrollment............ l5i
Enrolment this week ek......... 1856
Average daily attendance .... 13l
No attending every day. y...........12a
Cases OF absence ................. IL
Gases OF tardiness ......... .......... 3
Mrs Lawson visited the primary
room the past week.
The White Rose Literary Society
held an interesting program Friday
evening, Dec 18th.
Miss Tweedie will spend her vacation
with home folks in Missouri Mr.
Green and Miss Holm will 60 to the
country. Miss Black, Miss Wickham
and Miss Wright will remain in
Beaver.
Plans have been made to give High
School play after the holidays for the
benefit of the Literary fund. The
characters will be High school stu
dents
New classes will be organized after
the holidays, We are expecting several
new students.
The BASKET ball team is planning on
ordering their suits next week.
The school has been doing some ex-
cellent work the past few weeks in
preparation for the mid-year tests.
While the examinations will be thor
ough, we feel sure that the pupils will
make satisfactory grades, as they have
been meeting all requirements of the
the Course OF Study.
North School will give Christmas
program Friday. December Goth.
DR.. Longs fourth lecture on Hygiene
will he given at the High School build
ing Thursday, December 10th These
lectures are great help to the pupils,
aud would benefit the entire citizen.
ship OF Beaver. We wish il were pos
sible for all to attend.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19
Famous Stage Beauties.

look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They don't
have them, nos will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It Rloriiies
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum van
ish before IT, II cures sore lips, chap
ped hands, chilblains heals burns,
cuts and bruises, Unequaled for piles.
Only 26c at Fred G Tracy's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19
FOilS a Foul Plot.

When shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels TO cause distress by
refusing to act, take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, and end such abuse of your
system. They gently compel right
action OF stomach, liver and bowels,
and restore your health and all good
feelings. pc at Fred @ Tracy's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19

MONEY paid when papers are signed
il you get your farm loan Of CARSON,
THE LOAN MAN. 1921 If
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-12-19
at Beaver, In the State OF Oklahoma, at the
close OF business Nov. 2Gth, 1912.
RFsOURCFg,

State OF Oklahoma, County OF Beaver. (ss)
], \. Laughrin. Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do SOemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true, TO the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief, so help me God, \, LAUGnRIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th DAY
OF Dec. 1912.
JAMES H. CRABTREE. Notary Public
My Commission Expires August 18th, 1916
Correct-Attest.
]. W. WEBh,
+, c. TRACY, \ Directors.
PIP l2.lq Nv
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

llE difference of opinion in regard to the ad
Visibility suburban Motor ear Co.
E1 appears propositions in this line 'a
II being organized on consef'af
made In the sae the
stock have eenw
OF motor cars a
organized business basis
and dividends from the automobile business
the profits in any other
The bonanza returns OF the early
and car thai
that already in the field
shown conserVa
long period before
capital sufficiently expert In motor car de-
opinion technical features OF the car at the
to have some
of raising capital will probably aid the
with 1t Is
provision competent
men
will find money
provided desirable when operation
automobiles anything like large scale requires
methods of raising this CAPT
should be evident that bond
would the holder the
especially the point of security.
adds
that generally found in Of
preferred stock
possibility that might develop in time
OF should
big and the should count too heavily mmed
with him and unreasonable god from the
holdings eventually.
competition with well esab
adds usually
found industrial been
busneske principles and the
/
business keep with
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
COAL STRIKE THROWS
100000 OUT OF WORK

LONDON, March 9.-According 10
figures received at the home Office %
day. 100000 men have been thrown
out OF work since the beginning OF
the coal miners strike. Industries are
closing down daily and il was esti-
mated today that the number o: I'm
employed would be doubled within a
week.
Premier Asquith remained optiuls.
tic over the situation today, and the
feeling was general in financia! cir
cles that peaceful settlement would
soon be agreed upon. Operators ana
miners have accepted an invitation 10
hold conference at the Home Office.
The navy has been ordered 10 OBJ
serve the strictest economy in The
use OF coal. Publishers are also
alarmed. 1t was reported to day that
several OF the big dailies would cut
down the size Of their editions.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
TWELVE CASES OF
SMALLPOX In 'KAZOO

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March o.
There are now twelve cases OF small.
Dox In this city. General vaccina.
ton has been ordered by the health
department and II any more cases
develop all places OF amusement Will
be closed.
None OF the afflicted is in serious
-cpF4ItIeH5 ffIp-af IprIraucpEuf-th
disease will Nrobably mean the ereo
lion OF detention hospital. The
matter has been brought before the
council and an appropriation OF So
600 has been asked The proposition
vii be voted OF at the April cleo
tion.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
tlpcE HosMER GRANTS
FOURTEEN DIVORCES

Judge Hosmer presided In the resi.
~ weekly divorce session, Saturday
morning. and he was dnstrumentSl In
&tparatiDg "a couples who had found
ne yoke OF matrimony irksome and
. 1urdensome. In most cases the troa.
. be- was caused By the husbands Ills.
/ I'KC or sharing tine contents OF hts i "a
1nyeIope with his wife, and buying
<hoes for the babies.
Non-support was the charge ld
<anced b. Anna A. Diedrich, tue At
|facfive wife of Frank Diedrich, one
of Sheriff Gaston's deputies, who Is
on duty in the jail She charged that
Tor 1--WE years he had given her but =
ANAL amount for the support OF hcr-
self and their three young children
She also charged that several tmts
he abused her, striking her with lis
|-nst.
Napoleon Sykes, principal OF the
Oakwood public school. charged that
his wife, Alice, neglected her home,
refused to get his meals and talked
about him in the village in an elfort
to ruin his reputation. lie said that
bout the only times he had proper
meal was when the sympathetic
neighbors brought 1t In for him.
Other DEGREES granted were: Min
ME VS.. Clayton Walters, four years
Insertion; Theresa vs.. Arthur Allan,
who left home after embezzling IRON
the Detroit Creamery Co., Agnes VS..
John Beattie, drunkenness and cTGoi-
~; Minnie VS.. John Graham, i've
years desertion; Annie VS.. Alexander
Brown, habitual drunkenness; Henry
US. Josephine Kamman. who desertel
and married Elzear Belanger, with
whom abe now lives Maud vs. elk
ford Tucker. non-support; William
{s. Evelyn Gay, left for another man;
Mary VS.. John Jarzembski, cruelty
Grace VS.. Willis Parker. non-support;
Sara VS.. Edward Lynn, drunkenness
and desertion; Helen vs.. Edmund
Salisbury, cruelty; Ida VS.. ArthGr
Beasley, who skipped when a ~2r-
rant was issued for embezzlement.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
WIDOW SUES TO
RECOVER INSURANCE

Catherine Josefiak filed suit in the
circuit court. Saturday. against the
Catholic Mutual Benefit association.
and lgnatz Josefiak, Mary Ciszewski
and Others to recover $4,000 insur-
ance on the life of her husband, John
They were married in 1887, and at
that time, the wife says. she owned
a prosperous milk route, which she
continued 10 operate after the mar
rage, and by which she supported the
husband greater part OF the time.
as he was in poor health A few days
before her husbands death, when he
was critically i'll. she says his sister.
Mary Ciszewski, induced him to
change. the policy, giving $1,000 of the
Insurance TO IgHatz Jesefiak, $500 10
Mary Ciszewski and 800 each 10 FIVE
grandchildren.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

Repofted Tor The Times by Paine
Weber 4 Co. March 8; Wheat-Farm
reserve figures on grain given out
after the close yesterday were not as
extremely bullish as the lowest pri-
Eatc estimates Indicated but a short
age compared with March last year
OF 40,0O6.0OO bu I'm wheat. loco, 00G
corn and l53.O00.O00 in oats, cannot
well be construed as anything out
hullish. The local trade eVened up be-
fore the report CAM. causing some dip
I'm prices Corn--We think II viii take
vivid Imagination TO construc the re-
port ncorn reserves as bcarlsh as
sorle In the local trade are Inclined to
30. No escape from high-priced corn
because Of the fancy prices for all
kinds OF feed this year the world over.
ice and snow Over nUCN OF rue CUFH
belt at this writing and feeding stnl
going or as 10 did in mid winter Ne
believe the situation viii gain fresh
strength after any little uncertainty
growing out of the report of yrstet-
day.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
List Does Not Move Much, But
Holds Steady in Half
Days Session
RAILROAD SHARES co UP
Trading Ends With Operators
Ignoring Unfavorable Ele-
ments in News
Copyright 1912 by New York Even
inc Post Col

NEW YORK. March 9.-on ,nc
stock exchange, this curiously inter
esting week ended today with the
market still ignoring the various un-
favorable elements IN tue news. At
London, consols again held .firm. aud
railway shares again moved tsnta-
lively upward, the slight reaction later
being mere; due to the forthig4itly
settlement impending on the English
stock exchange next week. Our own
market hardly moved. except in che
or two minor specialties, but prices
held steady, with greater activity q:
the close; and substantial advances
for the week as whole were left
Fractional recessions at the open
ing OF the stock market today we're
soon recovered, the tone became
steady and many stocks were higher
than last nights close.
III a. m.-Trading was dull through
out the first hour and price changes
narrow.
Governments unchanged; otner
bonds strong.
The stock market closed firm.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
AMUSED AT TALE OF
FANCY PRICE FOR VIOLIN

IF John Steen sold this particular
violin to Kubelik or anyone else tor
more than he paid for II, s25. he put
one ever on the purchaser is all 1
can say" said Sol Cohen, the we'll
known attorney from whom Steel. a
4 Detroit dealer in ANTIQUE furnlt ire,
etc. Is said TO have, purchased yiulir
which Steen claims TO have sold
Knbelik for $500.
II sold the violin two years ago
10 Steen for $25 for Hans WeissmSnn.
former viola player in the Detroit
String quartet. Mr.. Weissmann need
ed the money and I agreed to try 10
sell tho violin. Weissmann got the IN
strument in Lelpsic for S35 about a
year before he came TO Detroit. the
violin is simply an ordinary German
factory-made instrument and not a
priceless Amati as Steen claims. Il
Is absurd on the face of IL thai an
instrument that was too poor for
Weissmann TO play on-for he ma
10 borrow another every time he
played in public In Detfoit--would Jc
good enough for Kubelil TO purchase
for such a prepostereHs SIM
-Kubelik knows violin when ne
secs one, and | don't believe that
Steen or anyone else could deeslvc
him. When L first offered the violin
TO Steen he wouldn't look at il he
cause II was black and dirty looking
Then got a few cents worth Of fiir-
nit,ire polish. cleaned 1t up, TOOK i:
back to Steen and he paid $50 foi H..
When went 10 Weissmann with tic
money he was sore at. mo because
let Steen give mo so much money for
such. q piece OF Junk. j. would be
Interesting m boar Kubelik's side or
the story. ri bet another $50 width
he denies the wfrpfn story,
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-oPeHIss.

EAST BIFfAIO-Openiug
DsnninE a. stevens Live stock REPORT
EAST Bt FfAl-O. y. y. March 81
cattle Receipts two cars; market.
steady: best LOO TO 60O.lb. steers
gooa prime 1900 90 L40o-lo. steers. s.
y s.25. good prime l.900 TO l,300-lb.
sSippins s steers. ,Ss5 si5SV - medium medium
butcher steers. 900 20 400 lbs. 1926
GO light butcher steers, sI.5005;
best fat cows. sS45.so; fair TO good do,
& 70; trimmers. ss50a3; best Tat hell
err, s6m6,oe; good fat heifeTs, ~, - y
30; fair 90 good do. 81. IS Ui I5; stock
heifers. So % u $50 best feeding steers.
steers. ss.5oa4; stockers. ali grades.
So s0I4; prime export bulls. $500 g:
best butcher bulls. s5Gj.s IS; bologna
bulls. sta45o: stock bulls. sS.25w I;
cSnuion 10 sood 10. ssSaS5.
Hogs. Receipts. 90 cars. market.
strong. heavy. S6.soH !; workers.. sS.So
Il Z; Wgs. S6I6.so.
strong; top lambs. ,74o@ go; year
"A, ssJ - wethers S5.25 u SOC.
Calves: s5Q975.
last BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. " v, March g.
Cattle. Receipts. 100 head; market.
active and steady; Gull 10 choice $50
80. sheep and lambs Receipts, 1900
s. sea 1855; Gull TO fair. s6n7.25 year
liLPs. $6@6.25; sheep. s2a5.75. Hogs:
Receipts. $500 head; market active;
ycrkers. s6,75@7; pigs, s6a6.io; mixed.
s6.50n7, heavy. $500 $50; roughs,
IS. sea 6.i5; stays. s595.60.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Union STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
March 9--Hogs: Receipts. 1000 head;
market. slow. 90 loo higher; mixed and
butchers. $3.50 go; good heavy. ss.35
a 6.s5; rough heavy. $6.35G6. i5; light.
$530GI eco: pigs. si.6Od6.25. Cattle:
Receipts. 1000 head; market. steady;
beeves. $5@sS5; COWS and heifers.
S2.25 u SO; stockers and feeders. $l.l0
a $40: Texans. $t70d6: calves. $40
$50. sheep: Receipts, 1000 head: mar
ket, steady 10 weak native, ss.f5m
$40; western. s4.25Q5,65. lambs, 1926
"a 7.35. western. $5.150745.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O.. March Clogs:
Receipts, 1890 head; 10c higher: pigs,
Sc; all others. $6s5. Cattlei Receipts,
ears; low Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. 10 cars; s. top. Calves: Re-
esipts, zoo head; 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
nosToN CoppER smAnE s.Ins

boston copper share sales OF March s.,
furnished by Hayden, stone a. CO.
Adv $50, Algomah AS, Allonez l55,
AmaId 1929. Am Zinc 100. Anaconda 20
Ariz Com ctfs 'Si3O. Hos 4 Corb 2s5
Butte e. Ballak 100. Butte * Sup Is.
Ca 4 Ariz 709. Cal a. Hecla $50. Centen
45C Chino $50, Cop Range 5S5. DAILY
GirouN i057. CRANKY 336. Greene Can
IFS. Hancock 25, Hedley Gold 20 Helv
gee Indiana zoo. Insp'n $50. Island
Geek pr 70; Isle Roysle sl1o. Keweenaw
son Valley 10, Mass Cons so. May
dover oe0, Miami 200. Mohawk SO. New
Cons as. New Arcad 26S5, Nipissing
Ogibway 5164. Old col Min 435. Old Dom
20a. Pond Greek $50. Quincy 1876. Sante
ne sos, shannon 243O. Shat & Ariz 20.
1 South Lake 80, South Utah ESQ, Sup A.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
NV NoRI> pRoprcr.

NEW YORK, March 9-Flour: Inac-
tive and firm. Pork: STEADY: mess
VIA 1850. Lard. Firm; middle west
spot. sSa9.i0 Sugar Raw. steady.
centrifugal. 80 test. siJ2 muscovadn
50 test. S4.02: refined. steady: cut loaf
s6.cO. crushed. $3.50. powdered. $500;
graduated. S5,S0m 5.s5. Conee: rio 40
on spot lass I1lc. Tallow: Dull.
CITY. &c: country. "a. N6i.c HAY. Firm
rhine. si.35; No. 3, sl01ia M115. Glow
er. slml22A Dressed poultry. Quiet
turkeys, f2N2lc; chickens 1GMg1c.
fowls. 13a Ice; ducks. i3m22c. Live
poultry. Weak: geese. 100 lie: ducks.
i7c: fowls. iGm16isc: turkeys. i5T zoe:
ROSTERS. 1OiaC; spring chickens. 13c.
CAccse: Strong; state milk. common %
specials. l5g lSt4c; skins, common to
specials, 80 m1is,c Butter: Firm
receipts 6.451. crea mery extra, 81 a.
state dairy tubs. 23m30iac; imitation
creamery firsts 26d 26aC. Eggs: TN
settled. receipts, 22.5Il. nearby white
fancy. 2Ic nearby mixed fancy 2tc;
fresh hrsts. "a u &c.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
JoBDING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals, $3.50;
baked beans lib. 5O@ soc; Lima beans
.laI2S Corn r,b EsnS Ss, Name; 40
Peas: Fancy. early June, sl.S5; stand :
ard 81; soaked. 50g 10c. salmon.
-Sockeye. tail. $e.35; nat. $40; Alaska
reds, S210: Alaska pinks, Sl.2O. Toma :
toes, s14Oa150; succotash. STA h26
per doz Peas: Marrowfat. S1.15; early
rune: Tres; stfted- early Jsne,'flaAS PET
Feed-lobblng prices in 1oO-lb sacks
Bran, SIS; coarse middlings. SIS; fine
middlings. $32 coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50: corn and oat chop,
81 per ton-
Fieur-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. S4.S5. second patent ,4tv;
straight. s4.25; pure rye. so.so' sprihs
patent. f5.9O per Dbl. in wood.
IIsrdwRre--Nails. S225 base: plain
annealcd wire. 81 per cwt; galvanized
barbed wire, s2.25 per spool. galvan-
iEed sheets 2S gauge, ~ per cwt'
single bin axes. bronzed. $3.50 per doz:
polished, s. per doz; black sheets. 81
per cNt. carriage bolts, small 20 per
cent off large 90 per cent Oft list;
machine bolts. small. 20 per cent OF
large. 60 per cent or list.
OH Raw linseed. 13c; boiled lin
-secA 10 diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc. perfection, 9i7c; Eocene. lSc.
crown gasoline. lSc per gal: turpen-
tine. in Dbl lots. 5Sc per gal.
Provisions -Mess pork. SIC; family
sl1GtIs.5C medium. clear. si5.75n IL;
hams, i3c. brisikets. ga. a l0IsC; Shout
ders. aiec; picnic hams. &c: bacon. liz
q l2c; lara. la tierccs, sac. kettle rem
derCd. lOiac ID
sugars Corrected daily by W. n.
Edgar 3 Som Crystal dominoes. Tbs,
sea. do 30 lbs, $50 Eagle tablets.
s7.65; cut loaf. s115. cubes. 81. 80:
HNx.S powdered. sG.6e. standard pow :
dercd. 500: granulated, extra coarse.
SEA- do nnc iu bulk. t615: do 25-Ib.
cotions, 500; diamond \. S6.25; con-
fectioncrs \. SEQ. No. /. sells. No ?.
sG.lS. No. 3, s6tV; No. {. t5.05: No. ..
Ss.Si: No . ss.So: no. 10. s5.7j No. IL.
S5.1a; M. A.. S5.G5. No. 10. $3.50: No.
"a. Ss.C0; 30. -, $500; hossehold pow :
dored. 5-lb. cartons. Is TO case. s8SU;
10 l-lh. cartons, IS 10 case. 81 per 100
ibs
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
SAFE AND SANE" PROBE
FOR SHIPPING TRUST

WASHINGTON. March "a safe
ana sane" probe OF the shipping trust
VIII be held by the house merchant
marine and fisheries committee,
Chairman Alexander dem, Mo- au-
nounced today.
we do not propose TO Jump into
the inquiry hurriedly or unprepared-
~" said Alexander. 1T is a biz bust.
ness proposition and we propose 10
handle II in a businessilke way.
Close relationship between the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ana rhe
Southern Pacific railway will be a
point for investigation, II is said.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
Strike sympathIsers 10 M..,.

\ workers mass meeting, will be
No. ~. Congress-st east I'm behalf OF
Lie Lawrence, Mass, mill strikers The
sreak ers Will include G. T.. Ruthen-
Dera and Miss Pauline Neuman OF
tleveland: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, OF
New York, and Judge H. j. Jeffries, OF
Detroit The strike situation will be
explained by these speakers and the
true conditions among the strikers and
theIr families Will be placed before the
AUDIENCE
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
NEW YoRN STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
WeDber & Co, March y:
the market today showed a good
tone and several speeialties such as
American Can and Pittsburgh Coal
were advanced The market for the
week shows very good advance and
- a result sentiment is very much Inn
proved. After the lack of interest dtir-
ing the past few weeks. IL appears that
some large interests have taken hold
and with their buying and the cover
ing OF some OF the short interests, the
market was easily advanced. There
was no news OF any Importance to
cause the advance and II looks as II
the advance would continue.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
j.. P. W. BULLETIN
What to do when the "sewe.


What to do when the sewer
stops"
Don't get excited, and call a
plumber at once. Try opening
up the pipes with caustic I've
and one OF the little rubber
vacuum pumps which should
be In every household. II this
nag no effect, or-if the water
commences to back into the
basement, call up your neigh
bors In the block on the same
side OF the street and learn IL
they. are also having trouble.
IL they are. it's a safe guess
that there is a stoppage in the
lateral sewer in the alley. You
Will then call the ID. p. w,
and men will at once be sent to
investigate and clear the sewer.
Ii necessary. No charge Is
made by the city for this ser.
vice, but the ID. p. w. men do
not dig inside the lot lines.
On the other hand, should you
find that none of your neigh.
bors sre having any trouble with
the sewer you must infer that
the stoppage N In the pipes or
the connection which runs from
your house 70 the alley. Then
you win have TO call a plumber.
Keeping the above instructions
~ mini may aouroffna oava
you both worry and money.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
RosToN WOOL.

BOSTON March 9.--The Commercial
bulletin says OF the wool market to-
5a,.: Another week of light trading
las been the rule in the Boston wool
market although prices, as compared
with quotations week ago. are firmly
maintained Sales have included odds
and ends OF fieeces and moderate sized
lots az grades and original territories
No advices as 10 the prospects or hold
ing the March London sales are re-
ceiyed, although IL is thought unlikely
The coal strike viii be continued. The
shipments OF wool from Boston from
January "a TO March .. Inclusive. were
5T5qs5Il lbs, against 45.624.61I lbs
for the same period last year. The re-
ceipts from January I 20 March ., In
elusive, were 45,797.19c lbs. against
i5.l92.416 lbs. for the same period last
year
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
nANk STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 9.--The weekly
bank statement as Issued today shows
the following changes:
Excess cash reserve decrease, 1859
$50: loans Increase, sl7.ilS.00O; specie
decrease, S2.292.00O; legal tenders de-
crease. Si.252.000: deposits increase.
SloO65. 600, circulation increase, 500
O0c: total loans. t2042.3I3, 900. The
sttrplus Is S2O5l3,75O. az compared with
SaS C 80. 600 last year. and sl0,422,55O
tu. wars