davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
RETAILERS BUREAU
NAMES COMMITTEES

The executive committee OF the
new retailers bureau OF the Board OF
Commerce. met in the board rooms,
Monday, and discussed plans for per.
fecting the organization.
The following subcommittee were
appointed: Advertising. James E. Will
son, chairman; l.. B. King. X. Himel-
hoch, r. II. Webber and G. A. Grin
nell; charity donations, w, T. Living
stone, chairman; r. II. webber, w. p.
Emery. ]. Henry Smith J. T. Thor
burn and Chas. F. Mann; membership
y. T. Thorburn, chairman: w. w.
Blessed, f. j. Hickey. r. c. Traub.
n. B. Coleman: ordinances, II. b.
Coleman, chairman; Charles Fl. Bun.
nell, c. A. Newcomb. Jr., and r. C.
.Traub.
The executive committee win meet
again in the board rooms. Oct. 21. to
receive reports from the sub-commit.
tees.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
Play em Quick; Ram
Is Coming Very Soon

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. s.
play EN- quick: rain is coming"
This was Uncle Sans Official ad.
vice today TO the Giants and Red Sox
Fair, warm weather today and to.
morrow is assured the baseball war
riors. according to Chief Forester
Bowie, acting I'm the absence OF Willis
Moore, head OF the weather bureau.
But a storm 10 headed east from
the far west and may arrive within
two or three days." said the weather
man. The storm on the Virginia
Carolina coast promised trouble for
the baseball players, but think today
II Is headed out to sea. The disturb
ance threatened from the west. II ap.
pears, may not materialize at all,
however, in any event 1t will be al
most unsettled weather with local
showers. Boston or New York may
escape, even then"
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
Ps,Ject Weafher Today
For Me Frsf Contest

NEW YORK, Oct. S.--A tinge OF
fall weather combined with a cloud
less sky and bright sun to make to
day just right for the opening game OF
the worlds series between the Giants
and Red Sox.
Out-of-town fans who forgot over.
coats and warmer clothing will be
comfortable when Billy Klein, umpire.
in-chief OF the first game, calls play
ball"
Manager McGraw consulted an old
sea dog today about the probable
weather for the week. The old salt
rolled up his weather eye and pre-.
dicted good weather for 10 days.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
BOY BICYCLET IS
KILLED In STREET
Elliott Clinton Meets Death
When Machine Collides
With Motorcycle

Riding a borrowed bicycle az ST
ubin-aye. and Hale-st., Monday after
noon, Elliott Clinton. l2-years-old. OF
No. l47 Pierce-st., became confused
Dy the approach OF two motorcycles
ridden by Paul Koess. OF No. 60
Galsterst., and Edward Bisk, No. SIG
Forest-ave,. east, and was fatally In.
jured when he collided with Koess
machine. and fell headlong over the
handle bars OF his bicycle. His skull
was fractured. and his collar bone
broken. He died while two passing
automobilists were taking him TO
Harper hospital
Clinton was son of John Clinton,
milk dealer
Coroner Burgess examined the
body, and will make a further inyesti-
CATION.
Koess and Bisk were taken to the
prosecutors ONCE, where they gave
their version OF the accident. and
" ere released.
They stated that Clinton, making a
fake turn at the corner, suddenly
swerved his machine and ran into
the rear wheel OF Koess motorcycle.
with great force and was thrown
headlong by the impast with the heav-
Ter machine.
lexander and Joseph Lark, brothers.
who were knocked from a motorcycle
on which both were riding, Monday
morning, when struck by an auto
driven by rthur l.. Holmes, Jr., OF No.
S62 Cadillacaye., are still in serious
condition in Harper hospital. but IL
is thought that they will recover.
Both are suffering from concussion OF
the brain, II Is thought. The accI.
dent occurred at Woodward and Can.
field-ayes.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
STATE DEFICIT
IS WIPED OUT
Auditor-G Generals Report Shows
$3,372.60S in Treasury at
End of Fiscal Year
From a staff Correspondent.


LANSING. Mich, Oct. S.-By the
advance sheets OF the annual report
which Is being prepared by Auditor
General o. b. Fuller, II is shown that
II costs some money TO paw the ex.
penses OF the state government dur.
Ing the course OF year.
AT the beginning OF the fiscal year
July j, 1911. the states strong box
contained $2.235.425. During the past
year the state received from various
sources $14.190,499. and there was a
balance at the end of the last fiscaf
year OF $7,445.519 This amount how
ever. included $5.466.5S4 OF primary
school money. and this was not avail
able for general use.
The balance In the general fund
was $3,372. SOS, showing conclusiyeiy
that the act Of the legislature In in
creasing the budget year ago has
finally wiped out the deficit, that has
existed In the state treasury for years,
and II Will not be necessary to take
such action again. Each year for sew
eral years II has been necessary for
the state board OF auditors to borrow
money In order to pay the state en-
ployes, but this action will not exist
this year and the officials and clerks
will receive their salaries without any
interruption.
The biggest item OF expense last
year was salaries. The payroll for
the year amounted to $560,O00: ap-
preparations amounted to $4,S4O,O ,OO0;
legislature. $44,S00. Counties received,
$32S.S70: coroners fees and wolf
bounties amounted to $6,S17: report:
cost. s6,s1T; advertising delinquent
taxes cost $19,309. while the cost OF
maintaining the state departments
was $424,070.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
BIG CROWD ASSURED
TO HEAR JANE ADDAMS

Three hundred and fifty applica.
tons for tickets have been received
by the Board of Commerce for the
buffet luncheon in the Hotel Pontchar
train. Thursday noon. when Miss Jane
Addams will deliver an address on
Equal suffrage" At the rate the
tickets are going II is expected that
at least 500 will be present.
Miss Addams will also participate
IN the ground-breaking for the Pris-
ella Inn, while she is in Detoit. and
will be the guest OF a number OF
Detroit women who are interested IN
that undertaking.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. Oct; s:-pown: Robbins. .
p. m. sunday: ID. @. Kerr. 9:l0: A. f.
stewart 1910; McKinstry, 1880; cadil-
lac. Gin. ll:20: ID. w. Mills. Alexander
shaw. 1910; Manchester, 1:25; Fiagg.
l:tO; A. w. Thompson. 1:40; Pendennis
White. 3:20; Beaverton. Tomlinson.
st0; ,oglebay; Tyrone. 4:2o; Needing.
ry. e:s5: Minnekahta, $50; s. F. b.
Morse, 7:15: Muncy. ]. T. Hutchinson. s.;
Waccamaw, Harrison, s:lO; Frontenac.
Chattanooga, Empire City, Nasmyth.
salNs, Rsss io.aS I'm Mo barluTi choD 10; W. D.
Helyetia, 1890; Laughlin. 1880; Frick.
1885; Fleetwood. Moravia, 1880: Sa-
harn. 12:45 p. m: Sherwin, 1915: r. Wal
oweso, s:1o; Taylor. 1870: Major. 8;
Bickerdilxe. $40; Lynch. $50: Yuma,
$40: ogdensburg. 6: Fryer. $50: Inn
perial. oil barge. s;55; Amazon. q:
Up: Kennedy. Schoonmaker. $40 D. m.
Sunday; Italia (arrived). Mauch Chunk.
Mitchell, chiekamauga. lilo; Ericsson.
eodSra. esiSr iiaS vietor1 HPsGn ss sso
Monday morning;a John owen. 15:1o:
North Lake. 5:55: Aztec. Goshawk. Tur-
ret Cape. I;1o; Bradley. Brightie. barges
Winnipeg: Francomb. 12:45 p. m: stor-
mount, $50; Georgetown. G:10; NyanZa.
6:20; Strathcona. 6:25: jerks. $40.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Oct. s.
Up: Newona. Howard u Shaw. I p. m
Monday. Sonora. Whitney. .: Walker
2SO: Crete. 3: Saunders. Cole, 3; Ashley,
Winona, Nye, 6.
Down. Byers. 1880 p. m. Monday:
Ball. 1880; Weston, $3.50: Watt. Bryn
Mawr. o. John II. Reiss, $3.50; oliver.
4 90; Dimmick. :. Gary. $50: Alberta
Coulby. 1890: Nipigon. Middlesex, $3.50
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

contradict the things which are said
about him."
There was shout OF JOY from the
car
Col. Roosevelt announced that he
would not leave the car until IL was
time for him to speak In the armory.
This meeting is scheduled for 1880.
'T must dictate for two hours" he
said. 81 am preparing the speeches
which | must make. / am trying to
make one speech a day. and to pre-
pare II a day or two days in advance.
Mr.. Pope said that Mr.. Newberry
had invited the colonel to take lunch
con with him.
'T cannot do that" Col. Roosevelt
replied. But I hope you will bring
Mr.. Newberry when you come to take
me to the armory."
Members of the colonel's suite went
to the Pontchartrain to accept the
offer OF two parlors which the man.
agement placed at Col. Roosevelts
disposal.
Someone requested that the colonel
saw a few words to the crowd that
waited patiently outside the car. So
he stepped to the platform and greet.
ed the gathering. Two sentences. and
he was inside again. The crowd gave
three cheers.
The colonel refused to be photo
graphed.
"I have had 100000 pictures
taken" he said. II feel that have
not changed a great deal since last
Friday"
But the waiting photographers took
their chance while he was talking to
the crowd, and snapped him.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN
SWALLOWS POISON

An unidentified woman, about So
yeahs old, staggered into the house
at No. 295 Lafayette-blvd.. early Tues
day morning, and announced that she
had taken poison. Then she col
lapsed.
The police auto was called, and re
moved her to st. Mary's hospital
where she is still unconscious, and In
a critical condition.
Hospital authorities state that they
have no means OF identifying her.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS

Am As Chem 50. Am y sugar 72h.
Anal Cop 81 a. Am Can az, Am & A.
n s., Am Cot OIL 56is. Am Loc t37s.
Am Smeh s75s. Am T a T l+4h, Am
lob 26fia Anaconda 46A. Atch llO+.
Bait a onto le9, Bethlehem Steel tsh.
B n + 81. Can Pac s77, Cen Leather S2
do pt s9a. chcs a q s3A. Chino Cop
isA. chi q CT W In. G, NJ a Sc
iIs. Chi a INVEST i42, Col y 4 1 42as.
Cor Gas li7S, Corn Prod 1874, Del a
Hud III. Dis Sec Cor 81. Erie 36h. do
ist pr So do 2d pf az. Gen Elec iSs. Gen
Motor ~ SOa. CT Nor pf i4lis CT Nor
ore ctf 5OA. Ills Cent is0, Int Me; Fl.
do VI 6ils. Int Harv cem l23A. Kan G
y asa. do pf 65ts. Leh Val lI6h. Louis
4 N'issh. NJ, X q T 3oIs, do pr s5 q.
II. st P q 81 ste ny i4sa. Mo Pee 10 .,
Nat Lead 66S, y G i1Th. y y, o a.
W 3sI. Nor a W 11sA, North Paclnc
12sS. Penn h Il 12tA. Peo G 4 c l1sis.
Pitts Coal pr 7s5.. Press 81 Car ssE.
Ray Cons 3aA. Read i7tH. Rep l 4
steel %. do pf s1is. Rock Isl 2Sas. do
pf 5sa. south Pac li2Is. South Ry
SIh. 30 pf SAL. Tenn Cop 46, Texas
ASA. Union Pac 17s%. U s Rub com
50. L : steel 1SH, do pf ll5N. u
Bonds Ia. iVr Car Chem a. Utah Cop
Sax. Wabash 5, West Un Tel sly.
West Mfg IS.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
PRODUCE

The market for farm produce was In
a hesitating mood this morning. The
Elgin market was cent lower for butt
ter and while the egg deal Is called
AFFECT the demand, and trade Is very
quiet. Poultry receipts were fairly
liberal and In this case also buyers
were In halting attitude. Retailers
dressers are taking hold only at a
price. The market a. a whole was
not strong. The peach crop Is making
a record this year. There were nearly
morning. and in addition liberal ship
ments from New York. while offers OF
several cars from western Michigan
were turned down.
Appies-Fanoy, t1.750S275: ordin-
,l@i.5o per bbi.: box apples. si.s5d2
B.n.nss-0ood shipping stock. $3.50
Bes..@pTied LAMA, 707nc h.: new
csuriaower-,i@l.s5 per bu.
Ceiry = Homegrown. 2S03oc per
CssbaEe-s1 a125 per hbL
nats. ish eisc: New York hats. ITSG
1sc: iimburger. l7h 61shc; domestic
swiss. 2od s2c: imported Swiss, 2s~
zee
Cr.bappIs.-sia1.s5 per bu.
Cranberrfes = Early blacks. s. per
D.te.-Perslaa new. sH asc per ls;
common 9d10Lc ID.
Dressed CaIve- - Fancy. l3iS 9i4c
Fiss@Imported. new. II a1Sc per Id:
California. Csc ID.
Finsn iHaddtes--il y a 12c per III.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. 20n
f5c doz.; lettuce. $50 soc per bu; spin
sch T5c per bu; green onions, loc.
green peppers. G50S0c bu: carrots. SOC
per bu; beets. IS q 40c per bu: green
corn. fS n .0c don: turnips.' sea soc per
bu: rutabagas. 7sasoc per bu: par
EnIpe 15c Per bu.
GRAPE Fr,it-Florida. $500 $50 box
Grapes Concords. s-lbs. 15m1sc.
DeIawares 1s6 20c: Niagaras. 1S a. 20c;
Island crap 1o-lb. baskets. Concords
| sOG 25c: NIagaras. 25n acc: catawbas
| 25 a soc: Delawarcs, acc.
l Houey-Fancy white. 1sm1Tc; am
( ber I7R12tsc. extracted. siS Tqc 10.
| Usy-Detrofs shippers are paying the
follawinR prices for baied hay I'm car
lots z o. r. Detroit: No. I timothy.
/ tnTHIs: 20. timothy, sis6 So
| No MIXED. tt450dl5: clover. lIeht
mixed. ttt.5N II I've straw f9GIe.
wheat and cat straw, tsboug per Ton.
Hiaes-No. | cured hides. 1tisc: No.
II gress hides, I2c. No. cured bulls. II y
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

pleasing singing and dancing special
~. introducing some rather clever
acrobatic work by the male portion
of the team.
Miss Elsie Murphy. as her name
would indicate, II good singer OF
Irish melodies. Anita Diaz and her
trained monkeys appeal especially to
the children. Moving picture playlets
complete the program k
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
"HOW ABOUT BALLINGER?.
ASKED AT G.. O. p. MEET

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Oct q
Alexander Groesbeck, of Detroit. and
Duncan +. Mckinley. former con
Gressmsn from California. were the
principal speakers at a Republican
rally here last night in the 500 opera
mouse. sherman T. Handy. former
member of the state Legislature. pre.
sided. He called attention, in his in
troductory remarks, to the satisfac.
tory condition OF business and zen.
eral prosperity under President Taft's
administration.
While Mr.. Groesbeck was speakinx
a man in the audience said 'sHoy.
about Ballinger?" The speaker re-
piled that Mr.. Mckinley would reply
The Californian declared the BaIlinr.
er controyersy was a cframe.un" he.
cause James r. Garfield was not re.
tanned as secretary of the interior and
deliberate plotting by Pinchot he.
cause ballinger curtailed his efforts
fcr extending the forest service.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Oct S-opening: Wheat
IN the Detroit market opened on Tues
day at an advance OF hc. Liverpool
others. and Chicago was rrm openins
prices, Tuesday. Cash No. > red wheat,
,L0S:; December. si.osA: May sllSA
No white. si.O7.
Corn Is puiet and easy at s6hc for
cash NJ. 3 69isc for No. yellow and
CSC for ~. , yellow
Oats are easy at 35isc for standard.
s5c for October. soc for No, ; white
aud sg n u 33lsc for No, 4 yellow.
Rye is dun and steady al 7ie for cash
No. >.
Beans are easy and dull at sass for
immediate and prompt shipment t2.4o
Ss.20 for December
Cloverseed is quiet at $ii25 for
prime October and sis.25 for prime al
Timothy seed is quiet at ,slo for
Grain receipts at Chicago Tuesday:
Wheat 2os cars: corn. ss5 ears; oats
May wheat In Chicago opened Tues
day at s6c corn at 52nc. oats at s4isc
and January pork at st9.sTGls6o
Wheat I'm Liverpool opened I'D lower
and was later quoted unchanged TO sd
was later quoted h0&d higher.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
,.iss; Dec. si'S5, May. SITES. corn: Corn
Cash. 6shc: Dec, sec; May. 54l1c
Oats: Cash. 35hc: Dec. save; May.
Sslsc. Rye: Cash. 7shc. cloverseed;
Cash and oct. 3lLs5 Dec. and Mar.
sl1.e5. Alsike: Cash and Dec. sl2.sl,
Mar. SASS. Timothyseed: Cash and
Oct, $a.o7ts: Dec, s2.l2h Mar, s2.s9.
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct. T.--Wheat: Dec. and
May down hc at the openig. Corn;
Dec. unchanged: May down lac. Pro-
visions strong.
Noon--wheat: Dec down iac: May
down &c. Corn: Dec. down %c: May
unchanged. Oats: Dec. and May down
&c.
Wheat: Dec. up lac: May up l4c.
Corn Dec. down Sc May up &c.
Oats: Dec. unchanged. May up hc.
Provisions higher.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

The following firms are privi-
legged TO execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus N
Co: Carlyle q Povah: Matthew
Finn. Lewis q. Gorton. W. A.
Hamlin a Co: Richard Irwin a CO.:
w. r. Moss A. Co. IT. W. Noble a
Co: w. r. Reilly n Co: r. Sea-
grave & Co: II. s. Warren a Co.
and GaorRe N West 4 Co
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
LIVESTOCK
East RuFFALo-open,ns

Dunning a stevens Live Stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct Cat
tie: Receipts. $50 cars; market. opened
strong, l0c higher; best f.35o TO l.500-
to i,soo-ib. steers. ss.5oGsf5: good TO
prime l.IoO TO i.200-lb. steers, $3.50
$50: medium butcher steers. 1000 to
l,l0c lbs. $6.7047; butcher steers. $50
10 1000 lbs. s5.756s25; light butcher
steers. s5.25 "a So; best fat cows t5.25
Butcher cows. $3.50 ais: trimmers.
s2751315. bsst fat heifers. f6T5m7.25.
medium butcher heifers. s5.TSns: light
butcher heifers. s4.254S; stock heifers.
s2S; common feeding steers. $3.50
is5; light stocke-s, s4.2EG45O: prime
export bulls. s575m6: best butcher
bulls. s5.2515.50: bologna bulls. s4q
aud sprinscrs, 5000 20: common kind.
t306I5
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars: market,
steady heavy. sstoQs.sO, workers.,
sheep and lambs Receipts, 80 cars:
market. steady; top lambs. ;7.25G lao
yearltngs. sF@5,so; wethers. A.T5d );
ewes sa.-5G4
Calves s54ii5o
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. ". Oct. 7.-Cati
tie: Receipts. 5.625 head; market. ac-
butcher grades. .75qsa5; cows. $40
o.oV caves: Receipts. 1000 head :.
market, active and steady; Gull to
choice. s6G11,5o. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts. $4,000 head market, active
and firm; choice lambs, s7.25a7.35: Gull
to fair, s5MT: yearllnRs. s365.50:
sheep. t2G5 Hogs: Receipts, i44va
head: market. active; workers.. $3.50
s.4o; pigs ss4ods25; mixed, ss.40:
heavy. 39.25de.5o; roughs. ts7509s:
stays. s62567s5
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Oct. S.-Hogs: Receipts. 10000: mar
ket. slow; mixed and butchers, $500
$50; good heavy. ss.s5Gs.75: rough
heavy. Ss.406s65: light. ss6049.25;
pigs, S5mS. Cattle: Receipts 60 o;
market. steady; beeves. t5.50611: cows
and heifers. s2.S5Gs stockers and
feeders. t435@775; Texans. sI5oGs;
calves, sS61070 Sheep: Receipts
$4,000: market, steady: native, %. IS a
40; western. $500 4.2o: lambs, $3.50
16.75: western. s4.T5@6.eo.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Oct Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 2.b80; steady to SC lower: Pigs,
IS 0s.2B: all others. $s.2o Cattle: Re-
ceipts 10 cars; steady. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts, 20 cars; 81 top.
Calves: Receipts, 500; 81 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
Supreme Court.

LANSING. Mich. oct s.-Th. supreuns
.onrt met Yesterday and decided the
following cases:
Afnrmed Curtis vs.. King Paper Co
Barr vs.. Packard Motor Car Co. Olsen
vs.. Wiliams. Gustin vs.. Evening Press
Association Lubbers vs. TOWNSHIP of
Mapltus, Reidler vs.. City Bank Of pattfe
C'rerks 1Ilbbler4 4vs Detroit United Rail.
way, Wilson ". Graebner Gornetzltv
ys. Gornetzky. Hahicht Braun d 60. vs
tiallaEher>& Co. Young Va. Reeves a
Co. Werner VS.. Hinz. Brown Va KIng.
Gtn & co, VS. Natlonaf Gas Co inns
VS. Ann Arborr Railroad Co. .-'s'.
Reversed: Johnson vs.. ONein walter
VS. Walter. Mills vs.. William Druek. !,
Co klock rs. Brown, Clark vs. cfune.
I'll, efFerror dismissed In Minkinen
vs.. Quincy Mining Co.
Rchearlngs denied IN Bedell va.
Clark. Boeths rfeheries Co. ~ Alpena
elrcnH Judge. Putt VS.. Grand RAPIDS a.
In1lana RAILWAY Co. Framm w. CoyeII
our adjourned for the term.
The October term opaned lhls morn .
ing The following cases are on saii
Nos. :, s. g. ., ~. -. is. ib. Is, is, 20.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter- Board prices are: Creamery
packing stock. Ale per 10.
Egss Current receipts. candled
cases Included. csc per doz Receipts
Monday, as cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

Eigtn batter. .-
EI.GIN Ia. Oct S---The quotation
committees OF the EIgin butter board
Yesterday afternoon declared butter
hrm at 39c.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08
THE sTAGE.
DETnoIT. oPERA HoQsE.

Eddie Toy makes contribution y
Ia prison problem In the Detroit
11ora house thls week, IN ~ovef the
|||terp--meaning not Windsor but
||4rkueIl's island. Summed up ~
/<& words, MP. FOy,sl solution is: III
IN urIson, treat abe warden kindly
and nagbe he'll slip yon somethIps
~ drink.
Reformed brison methods are alse
@hoNn. Although the food IS sueh
that Mr.. Foy Is paralyzed WIFE
DIeasure when he finds beah In MS
soup. and though the quarters are not
10 comfortable. but he feels ne
.I6dld have more hay In his stall,
the brinoners- have the pleasure oil
Witnessing a great deal OF sinNns
md dancing There have been adyo-
<1fes OF music as a means Of soothing
NIX. savage convict. but George ".
hobart and II. A. Du Souchet are
perhaps the first TO recommend girls
IN dresses slit to the knee, and otner
1IrIs whose dresses have been am
u0fated Just above where the slit
might be. who come TO dance Win
the men In stripes.
There Is great deal OF plot In
over the River" II is as follows:
MADISON Parke IEddie Foyt is arrest
"a Al raid on cabaret and Is
sentenced to so days on the island,
xhfther ne goes after telling his wife
HAT he Is OF to Mexico; and when
~. fime- has expired, he comes back
with .bull-flght .story...-
The public Is warned that when the
1|fIa advise IL To take the II. n D.,
that's the only road that has the nerve
10 70 to Mexico" they are not TO De
taken literally. This Is chorotic
Dancing ID by far the most prom
ineits feature OF the show: II Is car
RED ON by the Berlin Madcaps, who
with Miss Leona Stephens do chop
stick rag and novel ''raggety man"
feature. In which the girls dance In
sacks. Betty Fuchs. Frieda and Hilda
Hirsch dance several times with great
AGILITY. and James Davis and Pearl
Matthews gyrate in whirlwind dances
Al every act. Miss Marie Horsan, as
Lizzie. the plump housemaid, Is
worthy of mention Other parts are
taken by Charles Swickard. as Hud-
son Rivers: George s. Trimble, az
the husky.voiced Cook, the shadow:
Milton Dawson, as Bismarck Herring,
victim OF mistaken identity; Miss Ar
lire. Frederioks, as Myra Parke, and
Miss Frances Golden, as Sarah Parke.
Mr.. Foy's fun depends on the usual
voice infections. the usual morning
after. makeup. and ball-and-chain
foot movement peculiar to a convict
show. When he was on, the audience
laughed: when he was on, there was
the chorus to watch. There are no
dun moments in"Over the River"
The Detroit times., 1912-10-08

No. green bulls. ioc: No. cured. veal
No cured mnrrain. i2e Nc; ! green
green clf. isc; No. horsehides
ss.fS: No. = horsehides: ss.7s- sheep
skins. as 20 amount OF wool 5oc0tl;
No, hides. lc on NIP and caiL Nc OF
Iim~s-si6125 doz.
Melons Colorado Pink Meats. si0
L,S ~. 0S.pi.a.oSeiIow. p si.so@i.Ts sack. 7sc
new spanish. sl.lO61.b0 per crate.
OrsaEe--caiifornla valencias. fancy
"a 5OG5 per box.
Peaches-AA. Si.50; A, ti.zs; y. VI
P.sr.-Bartiett t1.TsQs per bu.
Poaitry-springs. .it9ibe; hens, iss
Sr.S iS ySS1ssF' ysa%s ,sse sa sss' ls.y. oiSS sS
'p P,pesppie.-s4.5o05 crate.
Potatoes Michigan. 5o96Oc per bu;
sweet Potstoe.-Jersey.. Ass per bu.
sa75 per bbl; Virginia. 'i.s6 per bu'
Toastos.-,la al.2S per bu.
TaIIow--No. l, SC: No. :, SC 10.
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods-Apples. gals. $3.50:
baked beans lib, so q soc; Lima beans
stsndaPd. sIdiaSi soe' Table Ssetss sisSSi.to:
Peas; Fancy. early June. ti.so: stand
ard, 81: soaked. bo@Toc. salmon
soekeye, tail, ,i.:S; nat. ;ato; Alasks,
toes. 81 .t09 $50; Marrowrat, sLi5; early
June. tl.25; sifted early June. si.4s per
doL
Bran. s25: coarse middlings. s2s: nne
middlings, tSl; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. s32.50; corn and oat
chop $50 per ton. - n, >u.,,.
gan. patent. $3.50: straight. s5,2o; clear,
$3.50; pure rye, s.. spring patent. $500
per bbl in wood.
Hardware-Nails, s2.25 case; plain
lied barbed wire. s2,Sb per spool; gal
vanized sheets. ss gauge. ~ per cws; WI
single bit axes. bronzed; $3.50 per dos:
polished 50 per d0z; nc,, black Ra,i ,hee se n.S ~
cent on; large. 60 per cent on list; ma
chine bolts. small. 20 per cent on;
large. so per cent on list.
seed tic: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. 1ohc; perfection. lie: Eocene.
lsc: Crown gasoline. lsc per gal:
taTpsn,ias in sarrsi nort Io,s '.e famy sa
s20d23: medium. clear, s?1bo q 1850;
hams. i5Is 6flsc: briskets. IAN ola
shoulders. l3&c; picnic hams. lsc: ba-
Ss',a SSn i @isas is lssd IN p.r ifsos' S
sugar.-Corrected daily by w, H.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal Dominoes, 2
lbs. ss.T5: do, 8 lbs. ,s.25: Eagle Tab
xxx powdered. Sc: standard pow
dered. s5.95: granulated, extra coarse.
cottons. $3.50: diamond A, t5.65: con-
fectioners' A. $3.50: No. 1, S6.b6: No. 2.
s5.55; No. 3. $3.50: No. :. s6.ts; No. 5.
s5s5: No. 9. $500; No. 10. s5.15; No. II,
$50: No 1c. s5.o5: No. 13. IS No. IL.
SIS: No. Is, SIS: beet granulated. $40 per
100 lbs: non-caking mixture. $3.50,
household powdered. lib. cartons. 10
10 case. 1915 per case.