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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14
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The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

I lr Is ONLY few months OF the country mat
k4A4 happened 70 their readers money " ne
RRI the business cash for their advertising space
aang advertisements California Consolidated OH CO. ana
the pnp feature Of advertising picture oil the ae
regarding the
possibilities proposition California Conodad uahaseu 70
survive the only short time meeting OF he
the company
formally pronounced capitalization SOOOoooo ana had
collected FIVE or six dollars from small investors all
over the country there was just S2S " IN the
treasury newspapers that helped them dupe the
Like the rest OF the RearAdmral Evans
duped by the promoters did help him when
came 70 meeting oil shps just the
ordinary that oame doubts ana suspicious
The familiar ring for the history OF one
wildcat all the Admiral Evans got INTO
the hands of some oil promoters retirement from the
He was made president OF the consolidate
Then he
to buy notorious failure from the
Lincoln Mortgage and Francisco giving stock the
California Yellowstone stock and making the Lincoln
company the selling agents 70 Consolidated stock
Mortgage and recognized
Admiral Evans moneygeter
picture lin the country that would
accept the for the stock the
Old and working girls mechanics
drew their savings the Lincoln
confidence honesty
believed that he would not
would
is true If he hewdness he had bravery
But unfortunately faith his he had been
impoe ed a hoodwinked
$4,000 into the claims of
is
covery. and t 5 too o worth thinking about
recall that IL had in aiding
the promoters
from its through this column
name at Detroit which took
money Consolidated advertising viii il
for the losses incurred through faith in the ad
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
NOT SEEKING OFFICE,
REPEATS GOV. OSBORN

JACKSON. Mich. July l3-In an
addrcss 10 the veterans OF the Ninth
Michigan Infantry at their Forty
fourth annual reunion. yesterday, Gov
Osborn reiterated his statement that
he is not seeking reelection.
The governor afterwards made his
annual inspection OF the prison and
before leaving for Lansing. last night
said he found everything al the prison
in very satisfactory condition.
The prison is passing through a
reconstruction period" said he I'VE
are changing from the contract sys-
TEN TO working the inmates on state
account and | find everything work
ing very satisfactory | believe that
al the end OF five years the prison
Will be on a paying basis, IL has AT
the present time one OF the best
boards in the state IL is composed
of men OF ripe business experience
who are giving the best OF their tai
cnts 10 the proper management OF
the institution"
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
TWO MEET DEATH
WHILE EARNING BREAD

Falling from the top of a new gas
tank at Fort and Twenty -fourth-sts.
to the ground. 60 feet, II. <. Lee. a
structural iron worker from Mime
apolis was terribly mangled. Friday
afternoon, and died late Friday night
in the Boulevard Sanitarium. Nearly
all Of the bones nthe mans left
side We're broken, and he sustained
a conclusion of the BRAN and in
ternal injuries
Joseph Wosiecki. a years old. and
residing on Adele-st.. was almost I'M
stantly killed Friday afternoon, in
5O-foot plunge from a scanfold on
st. Stanislaus church. Medbury-ave
and Dubois-st. Two other men who
We're working with him chung &c the
rigging OF the scaffold and saved
themselves, but Wosjecki fell head
long TO the ground, fracturing his
skull
He died while being taken 10
Grace hospital in a police auto.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 10 -Opening: Liver
pool wheat was strong and higher at
the close on saturday. Chicago was
steady ana the Detroit market opcnc
without change Opening prices Satur-
day. Cash and July No. red wheat,
Sl0Si5 sept. slIOa. Dee Sl.13. No.
white, 81 1914
The corn market is firm and quiet
at - l.c for cash No. 3 &c for No. :
yellow and 6i2c for 10 3 yellow
oats are strong and quiet AT "a bad
for standard and 53lRC for No white.
August and September standard oats
are quoted AZ 36c
Rye Is steady and quiet al 73c for
cash No ,.
Beans are dun and steady at 50 So for
immediate. prompt and July shipment
and $2.25 for october
Cloversecd IS nominal at 1915 for
prime October
Grain receipts at Chicago Saturday,
Wheat cars. corn, IA cars oats, l25
cars
The September deal In Chicago
opened Saturday at slO1A q LOIS for
wheat 677s a roc for corn. 357sc for
oats and 1887 for pork
Wheat In Liverpool closed Is q q d
and corn Is a Ia higher.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TCLFDO, July 12.-Wheat Cash
and July. Sil0aa Sept, $1.l1L; Dee.
81 1871 Corn: Cash and July, 76lg
Sept. Zee Dec, Coo Oats, Cash. soc:
July. 46S.c: sept 36S.c; Dec, ASA {.
Rye. cash, 73c. Cloverseed. Oct. s995
Dec. $3.50 Alsike: Aug. 5000 Tim
othy cash. $t05. Butter. eggs and
hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
ENDS OWN LIFE AFTER
KILLING HIS WIFE

SACLT STE MARIE. Mich. July
Bayliss and his posse last
night found the lifeless body OF Will
liam Paris who shot and killed his
wife during a fit OF rage in a swamp
eastef the city He had ended his
own life
II was after his wife had refused TO
be reconciled TO him after a separa.
ton of two years that Paris shot and
instantly killed her in her home at
noon, yesterday. Since he was releas-
ed from the Newberry asylum, a year
ago Paris has at times made threats
against the life of his aged We Yes
terday he purchased revolver and
several boxes of cartridges
Paris had often been arrested for
Iassaulting young girls and his return
, TO the asylum was under considera-
ton when today's crime was register.
ed
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
THREE LIVES SNUFFED
OUT Unwind STORM

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July ID
Three persons dead, many injured
and a property loss Of 100000 are
the results OF storm here early to-
day The storm was confined al
most entirely to Hennepin and Ram
Isey counties Minneapolis and ST.
PauD, although adjoining counties
report heavy rains.
The dead
Ralph Gillette. 80, Minneapolis,
eldest son of L. S Gillette. OF the
Minneapolis Steel and Machinery
company: instantly killed by light
ming at the Interlochen Golf links.
Mrs. Alma Fryer, %.
MARY Bergen. St. Paul. caught in
the ruins OF collapsed barn
| The maximum velocity OF the
wind in Minneapolis was 81 miles
en- hour.
At Lake City, 40 members OF the
National Guard in encampment there
were shocked by lightning, four be-
! ing rendered unconscious.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
FIND BODY OF MAN
DEAD FOR THREE DAYS

Patrolman Joseph Thiery, of Gem
trail station, forced the door OF Ern-
est Newmans room on tho third floor
Of the building at No. 81 Farmer-st.
early Saturday morning, aud found
the body Of Newman. living on the
bed The man had been dead for
three days.
Newman who was a. years old.
and a blacksmith by trade. had oc-
cupied the same room for the last .
years, living all alone.
other roomers left a note pinned
TO his door, Friday, when they first
noticed his absence. and when they
found the note untouched Saturday
morning. they notified the police.
Coroner Burgess. who made a hur-
ried investigation before sending the
body TO the morgue, believes that
rheumatism had affected the man
heart and caused death.
A post norton examination will
be made
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
HEAT BRINGS PEEVE
TO ASPHALT WORKERS

A delegation OF Negro asphalt work
ers called on Commissioner Haarer
and their differences with a foreman
We're settled behind closed doors. Tie
foreman asked the asphalt workers 10
dc something out OF the ordinary
routine OF their work and they REBEL
ed There were indications OF a strike
when the foreman decided he would
strike first and straightway quit the
job. The men went 10 the commits
sioner with tho story. They didn't
want 10 do that extra work nor did
they want 10 lose their boss. who,
they gave the commissioner TO under
stand. had been kind and considerate
toward them. Haarer decided that
they had all better 20 back 70 work,
though telling the foreman he had no
right 10 Jump the job at the first
sign OF trouble. They will not do the
extra work
Laying asphalt in the hottest days
OF summer is a job on par with stok-
ing a furnace in the hold OF an ocean
liner. mining coal, or as disagreeable
as slaughtering sheep. The Negro
asphalt worker is about the touch
lest employe OF the ID. P w. There
vas trouble with the men in Re
spring and the commissioner expects
more trouble before the season Is
over.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
MARKETS AND FINANCE

FiEs-ImPerted, new, iiGiSe per ID;
California, e5c 10
Fresh Vegetables - cucumbsrs. not
house 35a45c doz lettuce, lose lbi
spinach. soc box. green peas, sl.Io
carrots $50 soc doz: beets. 35c dCz
Grape FruIt-Florida. 50 50W $50 box
Itoncy-Fancy white. SUl9c; am
Der l5g Ice, extracted. sgs1e 10.
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for Daled hay In car
lots. o. D. Detroit. NO. ! tmotny.
So. % ga; No ,J nm9tay' S- , raw
SlO5Oql1 Loose markets ranged from
slSm20 FOR new ana 3l6g 20 for old as
Hide. . No cured. i:,se No, |
green. lUIac: No. cured bulIs isc: No.
/ green sc: cured calf. No. :. .i7c' green
calf No. l. Ice Ie. morse hides. NO, l.
ss.75; no z, si7S; sheep P, skins o as a TO
Zip. lhc on o. calf.
Lemons-California, $3.50 a. 500 Mes
sinas S3.75U450 doz
Limes-sl u 20 doz-
McIoBS-Rocky Fords. sS.bO9A crate.
Watcimelons, 81 u 5Oc each.
OEions-EgyptiaE. S2.5o sack. tl.4o
bu. Texas BERN ldas. 81 20 90 crate
Oranges California Nalencias, fancy.
s4U4zE per box.
Peaches-Six basket crates, 40 50
i-basket crates. oG415ci ousneis Sl.-9
q l5o. Elbertas. s. per 6-6asket car
roultry-BroiieTs 23Q25e; hens. Is
GlSLac stays. loo. geese. Sc. ducks.
young l44l5c. turkeys ''ql sc IN
Pipeappies-s3Qs76 crate.
I'lumS-S2Q22 per 2i-qt. case.
Southern. S2S593 bbL
SkIDs-Detroit buyers are bidding as
follows. No. ! skunk. $3.50; NO. 1 rae.
coon, S275. NJ, mink. 80. NO.
muskrat. soc.
Tomatoes-sOc Qsl.oO crate; dollhouse
tomatoes lSc
TnIlow-N5 |. sac: NO. 2, axe ID.
Mool-MiehIgan unwashed wool Tor
southern. central and northern sec
lions. q. q and Y blood. 1870 zoe: de-
iaine. Jnwashed. i6glSc, common.
rough and fine. ii9lSc ID. {. o. b.
country points.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit July liz. 1912.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING AND
DECORATING IN CITY HALL.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
WNrks. Detroit, Mich, untu Wednes-
day. July is. 1912. at 10 o'clock a. m.
standard time. at which time and
place they Will be opened. for fur
nishing all the labor and material.
for the following work. viz: Paint
ing. calsomining, etc. Assessors and
department OF Public Works Offices
In the city Hall, IN accordance with
specifications on iile in the office OF
the Department OF Public Works
Bidders are required To file a certi-
fed bank check In the sum OF S2O0
with the Department OF Public Works
before the proposals are opened, con
diticHed that should they be found to
be the lowest bidders they Will with
In FIVE days after being awarded the
contract furnish surety company
bond In the full amount OF contract.
Checks and proposals TO be placed
iT separate envelopes
The right 20 reject any or all pro-
posals is expressly reserved.
G192D j. J. HAARER,
ub) Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
BURGLARY SUSPECTS
PLACED UNDER ARREST

PONTIAC, Mich, July 13.-After
an exciting chase. two men giving
their names as George Christian, %.
of Newark, ~ j.. and Charles Grom-
ley, "a. OF Detroit, were captured by
Sheriff Trip and his deputies, yester.
day They are suspected OF having
committed robberies at Vassar,
Lapeer and Holly.
Under-Sheriffs Kent and Schoff
emptled their guns at the fleeing
young men. but they were not wound
ed
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
MAKE BIG PROPERTY
OWNER PAY FULL SHARE
Policy TO BE Enforced By Judge
White, Successor to Shields,
DepoSed

Judge Thomas Burchnd White, OF
Escanaba, who has been appointed oy
Gov Osborn 10 succeed Robert II.
Shields, OF Houghton, on the board oil
state tax commissioners, Is % years
old and a native OF Oneida county. n.
y. lie moved TO Wisconsin in 1864
and was graduated from the law de-
partment OF the University OF Mlcni-
gan in 1886. After his graduation ne
began the practice OF law in Escan-
aba, and was elected probate Judge
OF Delta county in 1897. He held that
position until appointed one OF the
inheritance tax examiners under Aud
itor-G General Fuller in February, 1903.
While the examiners work has kept
him engaged in lower Michigan, Mrs.
White and their three daughters
have made their temporary home at
Plainwell. where Mr.. and Mrs White
were married in 1891.
The appointment is recess ap-
pointment until the legislature con-
yenes in January. and If Judge White
is then reappointed, he Will hold ot-
fec until 1915. when the term Tor
which Commissioners Shields was APP
pointed will expire
Judge White believes that the only
fair way 10 assess property is 10 as
sess il all alike for what II is actu-
ally worth. and he has stated that
he IS reasonably sure the average
owner OF small home worth from
81, 600 10 $1,000 is generally assessed
for close 10 its cash value. and often
more than that. while the tendency Is
for owners of larger holdings TO get
away more easily Some counties, he
said. aim TO hold their assessments
as low as 40 per cent while others
run up toward 100 per cent, and he
said he would aim TO correct this dis
parity as far as he Is able.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-openinG.


Cunning 4 stevens Live stocs Report.
East BUFFALO. y Y. July l3.-Cat-
tie. Receipts cars, market SLOW
best 400 10 1.60o-lb steers. dry-A
SsS54Ss2J, good prime. 1900 TO l.
40O-lb steers. dry-fed. ss,60Gs.s5; good
prime. /. 200 TO l.300-lb. steers, dry-fed.
ss25mS5O. medium butcher steers, l.
600 to l.oo-lb. dry-fedo :759g 100;
grass steers. 1000 TO 1,loO-lb $500
700. light grass steers, $3.50 ~ s.VO, .
best fat cows, s. 504 500; common TO
fair kind, S3.254 $40. best helfers, 80 %
n 90 fair TO good heifers, s5.e5 u . 80 .
light butcher heifers. $3.50 10 So; stock
.Feifers $4,000 trimmers, ~. 500 :
best feeding steers. dehorned, - % g
O. common feeding steers, -$3.5Oa4 l.
port bulls. s696.25; best butcher bulls
s5G5.5O; bologna bulls s42475; best
mixers and springers s45.4 So
Hogs Receipts. 10 cars market
steady heavy, IS workers. $1,000 s.;
ps sii,sp p. receipts, cars: market.
So %; wethers, $50 800 ewes $40
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, y. y, July "a
Cattle. Receipts. 425 head market,
trade fairly steady; prime steers, $50
dg.1O. butcher grades. 50 5Ous CalEes.
Receipts. ! 200 head. market, active:
Arm. Gull 10 choice, S6Ql0 sheep ana
lambs Receipts 24oO head. market.
active and steady; choice lambs 80
$50 Gull to fair. s5a 80, yearlings, So
as5O. sheep, s2d5 Hogs Receipts p :,
$500 head: market. fairly active; log
9Oc lower. workers.. s70Gs; pigs. 81 30;
ntlxed IS: heavy IS. rougns, $500 y
.615 stays. s5.50Q6
Union STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHlCAGO'
July 12-Hogs: Receipts. 10000: mar
ket. slow mixed and butchers $40
767 good heavy, f7.l5n 90 rough
heavy. S695d715. light. 81 10 90 ?
pigs So 40a 7.30 Cattle: Receipts
900: market steady beeves so.eVu
$40 COWS and heifers. 81 50 q S; stock
crs and feeders $iae.35i calves, Son
.l5 sheep Receipts 10000 market
weak native. S325 n $50. western
$50 lambs, Si25 go; western
GLEN ELAND.
CLEVELAND. o. July lI-Hoss; re
rcipts. 1900 head a Toe lower heaF-
les S7.7G. workers. mediums and miEed'
S775q7SO. pigs. $50 Cattle: tie
Ceipts. cars, steady. sheep and lamps :
Receipts cars s. top. Calves: he
cclpts 200 head So % top.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
PRAISES
INSURANCE PLAN
CONTINUED from page one).

Lloyd-George was opposed by mem
bers even of his own party on the
ground that though such legislation
was not proper in principle, many OF
the acts provisions were unjust and
that more time ought to be allowed
for consideration of enactments OF so
revolutionary character.
The hostile house of lords let the
bill 60 through in the hope that the
law would become so unpopular as -
bring about the Liberals defeat at
the next election.
Under the new laws terms the Eng
lish government English employers
and English employees practically viii
go into partnership in a gigantic In
surance company. The proposition %
contributions varies according 10 the
ages and pay Of employees. but gen
orally speaking, the employe Will De
called on TO pay eight cents weekly
for his insurance, the employer SIX
cents and the government four cents.
Stamps representing the respective
contributions will be affixed every pay
day to card issued TO the employe
and this card will become, in effect,
the holders policy.
A workman who falls ILL., viii be en-
titled TO weekly allowance OF S25n
for % weeks IL he remains incapaci-
tated for so long and TO free medical
attention from a physician OF his own
choice. For consumptiyes govern
ment sanitariums will be provided at
an initial cost of s7.500,000, and with
an annual allowance OF S5,OOO,ooo.
workmen who break down perma-
nently, will receive life pensions OF
$1.25 weekly each, or the same
amount as the ofd age pensioners.
The wife Of an insured workman
will receive $3.50 upon the birth OF
each child and working women who
are themselves insured and are also
the wives of insured workmen. will
be entitled to double maternity bene-
fits. Women will pay for their lnsur-
ance two cents weekly less than men,
but. in the event Of sickness, will be
paid only $1.75 each weekly.
The law also provides limited in
surance against unemployment for
the 100000 workmen engaged in the
building and engineering trades which
were chosen for the experiment on &C
count OF their irregularity.
Opponents OF the law have formed
an association 10 resist collection OF
contributions from EMPLOYERS
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
TRY TO FIND MEN
MISSING IN MINE

SHAMOKIN, Pa. July ia res
cue party. which has been at work
since Thursday. seeking William Way
and Harry Derricks. entombed by a
fall OF coal I'm the Burns colliery,
managed today 20 penetrat 10 the en-.
try where II was thought the men
were No race OF them was found
and is now believed they are penned
In one OF the cross sections high up
on the breast. Despite the imminent
danger OF further slides the rescuers
continued their efforts TO reach the
men and were hopeful they might be
located by tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
Once. detroit House OF Correction.

Office. Detroit House OF Correction.
Detroit, July 18th. 1912.
Sealed proposals viii be received az
this office until Il NJ July Goth 1919.
for supplying the Detroit House of Cur
rection. for the period Of one year with
their requirements OF West Virginia
Bituminous Coal OF grade known a.
pea and Slack ESTIMATED at 5000
tons). same 10 be delivered In Car-loud
lots on Gratiot avenue siding. Grand
Trunk K r. Detroit. in such quantities
and at such times between August LIST.
1912 and August lst 1913, as the
Superintendent OF said Detroit House
OF Correction may direct.
Proposals must state the name and
location OF the mine from which the
coal viii be shipped, also name OF the
company operating same and such
other information as VIII assist la de-
termining its value.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals IS reserved
JOHN l. MCDOWELL
(l6) Superintender
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
ENGLAND FILES FORMAL
PROTEST ON CANAL TOLLS

WASHINGTON, July l3.-The sen.
ate was officially notified OF the Brit
fish protest against the Panama canal
administration last night, when Sec.
rotary OF State Knox, IN a letter TO
Senator Brandegee, chairman Of the
senate inter-oceanic canals commit.
tee, outlined the objections raised by
Great Britain. The letter, paraphrns.
ing the protest BY Charge d'Afairgs
Innes. was generally accepted as vojc
ing the decision OF the state depart.
ment 10 leave the eatiFe matter in
the hands OF congress. where the leg
islation In dispute is now pending.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
Business Briefs.

Practically all of the owners OF
property on HaZelwood-ave., Joined IN
the protest meeting against the re-
movai OF restrictions on the property
on the corner of Hazelwood and Wood
ward-aves The residents decided TO
make every effort TO prevent the cree
tion OF stores or business buildings
on that site, promising 10 take the
matter into the courts II necessary.
John A. Bryant and James d. Stan
dish. the owners OF the property, of
fered to widen Hazenwood-ave.. TO. 60
feet al the entrance II the restrictions
could be removed bringing the stueet
line back 10 the building line.
Rradstreet's report OF bank clear
ings for the week ended July IL
shows total clearings OF $3,439 969 900
as compared with $3209.592 600 last
week and $3.055, $4,000 for the cor.
responding week last year Detroit
showed clearings OF s2lS52 600 a gain
OF 80 per cent over last year
The receivers OF the Pere Mar
uuettc have let the contract for new
coahng station which will be erected
in Saginaw The building will be OF
steel and corfrete construction and
will cost $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
FENIAN RAID VETS
ASKS S10O PENSION

The veterans OF the Fenian raid.
men who took up the sword 10 de-
Tend Canada from the Fenian raider,
are seeking to have the Canadian gov.
eminent provide for them an annual
pension of 500 The government 70.
Sehtly granted them 800 each In cash
beside the grants OF lands previously
MADE 10 them There are more than
ooVp OF the veterans living and n
large number of them reside In Inc
United States, few OF them In Dc.
tVolt. II was proposed at first 10 elm.
mate the veterans living in the Uni
ted States from participation in The
pension, but that plan was vc.cd
doWn The movement for more pen.
sion money is taking the shape of a
petition to the Canadian government
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
Saturdny's Hand Conc.-,,

- I"IInWIng program MI be
pIdN go ON Belle Isle, saturday Alter
noon and in CLARK park Sat1,rJsy
eEt.Iins, bE Syhemauus military band
" TN IhoiHas l1hey. baritone as solo.
~. vi The evening concert March
otEt me Countsrslgn' (Scuutou)
N,silH l.aHarr,' BlaukeD. overture.
VI rIF Wives Of Windsor" CNicolaii.
g'SoFipbvc cavalry Charge" T,u-
ressl selection from ALMA. Whore
l'n , on Live'' tBriuuctJ.- 'Re-nirls-
on The Hours from "T.aGioconda
'FoLchielll star Spanglcd Banner,
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
Maybe Teddy is a sku r.r...

Teddy. Boston bill dog. owned
by Manager y w Johnson. OF the
Detroit Motor Boat club. looks on
Walter .Brookins' hydro aeroplane as
Ia malefactor and predatory character
and when the machine was taken ont
on the river for trial. Friday tho
cog lcaped In after il. and attempted
by furious barking. to get the tbing
TO stand and fight Teddy" chased
the machine far mp the river. and
was almost exhausted when dragged
out q the water and into a motor
Y boat
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13

The following Arms are privi-
legged 10 execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange Bumpus &
Co, CARLYLE & Povah, Matthew
Finn Lewis - Gorton. w A.
Hamlin X Co: Richard Irwin & Co;
W. Moss & Co H. W Noble &
Co.. w T. Reilly 4 Co +. Sea-
and George NJ West & Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13

CHICAGO. July l2-Butter: Extras.
25c hrsts. 24c; dairy extras. 25c; firsts.
pc Eggs. Prime hrsts. lSiac. frsts,
lie Cheese, Skins. l5lt a y
young Americas Is Y q Ice Potatoes
81 la i-i5.- Live poultry Fowls, 10 ft
1870, ducks I3c. geese, &c,
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Extras 26ikc: frsts 25il c
ID. dairy. 2lc. packing stock, l9c ID.
Eggs-Current receipts. cases In
cluded. candled zoe per doz. Re.
ceipts 1864 cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13

BERLIN Motoring ncognito Is
fun. but Crown Prince William viii
not do It any more He says speed
ing fines are too FHt4eA- fer hiif-s--SE1r-
atty IS exempt
The Detroit times., 1912-07-13
NAes ALLEGED HORSE THIEVES.

ADRIAN. Mich, July l3.-Sherin'
Knowles captured two alleged horse
thieves yesterday. lie first nabbed
John Robbins, alias John Taylor, a
Negro OF Toledo. who is accused OF
stealing a horse and carriage OF the
streets In Temperance. and later ar
rested Jack Foster. OF Polk COUNTY.
Florida, who is charged with driving
away from Finlay, o., with double
team.