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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-03
ANTI-SUFFRAGE PLANT"
SHOWN BY THE RECOUNT
1Contiuued from Page one)

Attorney Wesley l.. Nutten to watch
the count for him. Attorney Charles
Flowers, the third signer OF the petit
started, but left after about a hall
hour
State Rep. "Bilr' Martz was also on
hand, and but for a short recess he
stayed through the morning. Martz
said he dropped in to have a look
He came undoubtedly as a representa-
tive Of the Brewers association. He
had a long conversation with Mrs.
Sellers. and told several people about
the party he intends to give in Lans-
ing in the middle of January.
When the question Of counting uil-
initiated ballots came up, Capt. A. r..
Stewart, chairman of the board, ruled
that they should be counted, in the
absence of any authoritative ruling.
The only case that could be cited was
one In Cass county, where the Initials
were placed on the perforated corners
and torn OF when the ballots were de-
posted in the boxes The supreme
court decided that these ballots were
not legal The constitutional amend
ment ballots have not perforated cor
ner and the statute governing initial
Ing OF ballots appears never TO have
contemplated such a condition.
I'VE shall have TO see how the re-
count is going before we decide wheth.
er TO appeal 10 the supreme court 10
threw out the uninitialed ballots" said
Attorney Paul Weadock, representing
the suffragists.
A strict count OF the uninitialed bal
lots is being kept, so that in case they
are thrown out, there will be merely a
case of addition or subtraction.
The following rulings were also
made by the canvassing board:
That marking a ballot with a black
pencil instead OF with the official blue
pencil furnished in the stalls does
not invalidate the ballot.
That erasure, either by pencil mark
or by rubbing out. does not constitute
distinguishing mark.
That the cross need not be entirely
within the square.
That a double cross does not in
validate the ballot.
That line drawn through the word
yes" or mo" does not invalidate the
ballot. IL a cross Is put in one OF the
squares.
These rulings may all be appealed
from IL the suffrage party wishes to
make test case in the supreme
court.
One man who wrote mot by darn
site" on the suffrage ballot lost HIS
vote. II was held that this was
distinguishing mark A pencil mark
on the face OF ballot in the second
district OF the Fifteenth ward was
held not to constitute distinguishing
mark.
In the fifth district OF the Fifteenth
ward, Mrs. Sellers figures, as report
ed TO her by the woman challenger
who remained until the count was
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ALLEGED POISONER
FLATLY DENIES CHARGE

The trial OF John s. Watson. charg-
ed with putting poison in milk, beer
and coffee drunk 10y his wife and other
members OF his family, was resumed
In the recorders court before Judge
Connolly. Tuesday.
Mrs. Watson. the chief witness for
the prosecution. testified that in TIE
two weeks previous To Sept. "a. she
noticed bitter taste in coffee served
! Ia the household. ana In beer that
her husband was in the habl. OF bring
llns home. One evening he brought
her bottle OF milk, which their two
yealSold daughter tasted. soon be-
coming Ill.
city Chemist Haywood testified to
having analysed a part OF bottle OF
beer brought 10 him. Oct. I, by Mrs.
Watson and her attorneys. He found
IN ii Ill grains OF suiphate OF NOR.
rhine, he said.
Watson. in his own defense, fatty
denied the poisoning charge.
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e Cleveland has the reputation OF
its will receive
~ he them IL have not al
firm in the mail order grocery
OF the sample outfits when
solicitors
borders closely the
woudbe sends In his money Tor
the
actual offering before 1t
accepted satisfaction
will not
which appeared IN It's
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.--Flour: Quiet
ana steady. Pork: Steady: mess, SI9 70
0fe6O Lard: Firm; middle west snot,
S11.Z561IS5. Sugar: Raw. frm CEN
trifugaI Sc test 34.05: museovado, SO
test, sass: refined, steady; cut loaf.
graduated. t.s064.95. Conee Rio. No
city. SC; country, 666%c, Hay: Firm
prime, s1.15: No. 3, S5c0sl: clover zoe
0tl.0s. Dressed poultryi Dull; turkeys.
140 23c: chickens, i1@ Csc: fowls, liR
lshc: ducks. S61sc. Live poultry.
Firmer; geese. 15d f4c: ducks, 14d15c.
fowls. 13d Ice: turkeys. fsc; rooste-s.
lekc. chickens. 13614c Cheese
Firner: state milk. common to specials
40 1sc; skins common TO specials. y
014&c. full skins. 4n6nc Butter,
Firm. receipts. e,77e; creamery. extra.
11hc. state dairy. tubs, 2in34c; imita-
tion creamery hrsts, 2sd2skc Eggs.
Dull; receipts. $40: nearby white
fancy. b0n 5bc. nearby mixed fancy. 80
0toc; fresh nrsts. 30042c.
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WATERWAYS BOARD
LOOKS OVER DIXIE PROJECT

The international Joint waterways
commission spent Tuesday inspecting
he cite OF the proposed dixie from
Bcis Blanc island TO the Livingstone
channel They made a trip 10 Bots
Blanc and Amherstburg, TO look over
the situation and hear the protests OF
Amherstburg citizens against tie
plan IL is expected that objections
Will ultimately be withdrawn for the
general good OF navigation.
The party consists of James A
Tawney, former congressman from
Minnesota; Frank s. Streeter. George
Turner and l.. White Busby, secretary,
representing the United States. ard
Thomas c.. Casgrain. Henry Powell.
Charles A. McGrath and l.. j. Burkee,
secretary, representing Canada.
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over were: Yes, 337; no, 5s5. The
returns, however, showed. Yes. 329;
no, 607. The recount showed: Yes,
1888; no, COS. This discrepancy could
not be explained.
The board counted nine precincts
in IA little more than two hours, four
precincts being counted at a time.
This is an average OF about one pre-
cinct an hour. Capt. Stewart says
that the work will be quickened as
the men become more expert ana
fewer questions are raised. but as
there are about 10 precincts to be
counted, it is thought that the re
count will last through the week. The
board may decide 10 work nights.
AT 1890, the board adjourned for
an hour The recount was resumed
in the afternoon.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Am. Zinc, 3OX; Alaska Gold Mines.
10; Ariz. Coml. ga; Arcadian, 3: Al
louez. AZ; Algoma. az: Bos. a Corbin,
6A; Bos. Ely. a; Bay State Gas, %,
Bohemia, 2S; Butte q super. ass ;
Butte q Balkl. Cop, an; Cal q Ariz..
70; Cal. & Hecla. SCI: Centenl.. lS9i ;
S Ranrs ss p ShinS IVES, CoPPsf
Butte. 14&; Franklin, s1s Giroux. 3 n ;
Goldheld Cons, IL; CRANKY. 72h; CIR.
CanarIea, sS; Hancock. 26h Indiana,
AZ; Isle Royale. 34h Isld Creek Coal
2; La Sale, "a; Lake, 2S%; Mason
Valley, ~: Mayfiower, 1855. Miami
Copper. 27&; Mohawk, 81 New. Cons.
22A: Nipissing, l1-l6; North Butte,
80; old Colony, Sh; Old Dom, 6sh Os-
oeola, 1914.
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WINDSOR THEATER HAS
AUSPICIOUS OPENING

Playing to overfowing audiences,
the new Windsor vaudeville theater,
of which j. NJ. Ward, OF Detroit, is
president and general manager, was
opened, Monday night. Two perform
ances were given.
Ii was an suspicious opening. from
every point Of view, and the manage
ment is convinced that the enterprise
will prove a success. The theater Ia
modern in every way. with parquet.
boxes and balcony, and is az pretty a
little playhouse as one might wish TO
see. IL Is prettily decorated. Ia well
lighted, and ventilated, and Is equipped
with a number OF exits.
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Edgar a Sons. Crystal domlnoes. 2-lb..
Sst5. do 5-lh.. S7.g5; Eagle tablets,
s655 cut loaf. S625: cubes. 1870;
XXXX powdered. $50, standard pow
dered. S5.65: granuiated. extra coarse
1886. graduated. hne. in bulk. 50 20.
graduated. 25-lb. cottons. $3.50: crys-
tai domino gran, 2-lb. and bib. car
tons. in cases. $685. crystal domino
gran. HF cases. s5.65; diamond A,
s5S5; confectioners A. $3.50: No. T.
S5.l5 No. 8 $40: No. 6, s6.Ob; No. q
SO: No. s. S4s5: No. 9. $490; No. ID,
SASS: No Ii. $3.50; No. ~, s4.75; 10.
Is, s47O, No. II. $40; No. IS. $40
non-caking mixture. s6.25, best granu-
lated. $50; household powdered. Is.
as TO case $3.50.
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No Jury Yet In Auerbaeh Case.

BALDWIN, Mich, Dec. 3.-The at
torneys in the Auerbach case, which
was called in the Lake county circuit
court, Monday, are still busy In an
effort to select a jury. The entire
panel was exhausted last night and
the drawing Of talesmen began again
this morning. Judge Whitley has APP
pointed Attorney b. N. Savage OF
Reed City to assist Prosecuting At
torney Hal L. Cutler In conducting
the states case.
Local interest in the case 10 In
tense. the court room being packed.
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BIFFALO-openinE.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Hepor'

Dunnfng a Stevens Live stock hepors'
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Dec 2--Cat-
tie: Receipts. ten cars. market.
steady: best 1850 TO l,500-lb. steers.
sS75G925. good TO prime l.20o 10
l.300-lb. steers, $50 q $40; do. lleo TO
l,20O-lb steers S15On I.S5. coarse.
plainish. 100 TO l.200-lb. steers. $40
725, medium butchers steers, 1000 90
l,l00 lbs. S6,60u7. butcher steers, soV
TO 600 lbs. s6.25a6.15; light butcher
steers. s.. IS @6.25; best TAT COWS COWS eH
$50, butcher cows, s. A5.6O; light
butcher cows. s4q425; cutters, S350g
A. trimmers, $500 500; best fat helt-
ers. Sob q $50; medium butcher helt-
ers, S5.5006; light butcher heifers.
s .5C@5IO. stock ehifers s4n4l5; best
feeding steers, dehorned s6.50g7, fair
to good stockers. S5.e5 a $50. light
common stockers s450G475. prime eN-
port bulls. SEQ 625; best butcher bulls.
$3.50 Q5.75; bologna bulls. s4oo0 !:
springers, t65G75: common. fair kind
Hogs: Receipts. 80 cars; market,
lower. heavy $40; workers. S.eog
Ssh sheep; Receipts. 20 cars: market.
strong; top lambs, $3.50 80; year
lings, s5N5.75 %wethers. Si.25 q 400;
ewes. s3.60g3,s0.
Calves: S5Qll.
EAST BUFFALo-ClOse.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y Dec. s.
Cattle; Receipts ESQ head market,
slow and steady; prime steers S9a9 40,
butcher grades. s4gS5o, Calves Re,
ceipts. 80 head market, active and
firm; Gull TO choice, S6Ull. sheep and
lambs; Receipts. 4s00 head; market
slow: choice lambs. s7.65 q :. so: Gull TO
fair. s5Rb.75; yearlings S4q5.T5; sheep
So 20 $50. Hogs, Receipts. $500 head.
market, active and lower workers., S7.6N
H7.65. pigs. $3.50; mixed s765 ii 40;
heavy. t7.75; roughs. s6.5oQ7. stays, 81
V $50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Dee 3-Hogs Receipts, &C. 600 head
market slow and weak: mixed and
butchers. s7.2597.7O; good heavy. s7.t'
s7,2Oa7s6. pigs. s525d725. Cattle
Receipts. 1000 head; market quiet and
steady; beeves. s5.7O1ll COWS aut
heifers, S2sOq 7.65; stockers and feed.
ers, S4.35GI65: Texans, $4,000 575
calves, S6.506t 1880 Sheep: Receipts
5000 head; market. weak native So q
o4.65: western. s4G4.s5 lambs, *5.75 a
7.7S: western. S5.15 q 40.
CLEVELAND.
CI,Ev ELAND, o.. Dec. 3.-Hogs: Re
celpts. $500 head. 3 a l0c lower. med
ium and mixed, S755; workers.. $500
7.55: pigs. $T.25. Cattle: Receipts.
cars: market. steady. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, IS cars. $3.50 top. Calves
Receipts. 1000 head $40 top.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O. Dec 3.-Hogs: Re
ceipts, so cars: market, lower. med
iums and workers.. sT.50n755: pigs
t725. Lambs, $3.50. Calves, $Il
Cattle. So. sos; $50.
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sac; December. s4Hc. May. 35a.c
Rye: Cash. SIC. cloyerseed; Cash
Sll20; December, $3.50; February
No. 3, SiO.I5: rejected $3.50. Alsike:
Cash and December sl2.s5i Marcn'
yi2se Timothy: Cash, $50; Decem-
Der. Sl.s5 February, $3.50; March, 81
Butter. Butter. eggs and hay uh-
CHANGED
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Fined for Carrying RevoIvers.

Andrew Mcdonald and Richard
Cook, both charged with carrying re-
volvers, without a permit, pleaded
guilty before Judge Phelan, Tuesday
Each was sentenced to pay a flne OF
S25 or serve 80 days in the workhouse.
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.
Furnished by Hayden, Stone a. Co.

Dec. 3:
Algomah /, Anouez 20, Amalgama-
ted 1012. Boston a. Corbin $50. Butte
q Balaklava 7l0. Butte & Superior
252l, do rites 30; Calumet e. Arizona
400, Calumet & Hecla IL, Chino 260,
Copper Range 355, East Butte $50.
Franklin 25, Giroux 475. CRANKY 500.
Greene Cananea 1875. Hancock 1920.
Indiana 4S5. Island Creek s, Isle Royale
$50, KeweenRw rs, Lake 100, Mason
4I0, Nevada 240, Nipissing 10. North
Butte 725, North Lake TO- Ojlbway 100.
Old Colony Mining SIS. old Dominion
100, Pond Creek 175. Quincy so. Ray
Con 254 Santa Fe 90 shannon 2l7.
Shattuck & Arizona IFS, 81. Aary's
Land 46, Superior a. Boston $3.50. Tam
arack $50. Trinity As. u Ref T75, do
pr IS. Utah Apex 65.
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The following firms are priv
ileged TO execute orders on the
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus q
Co: Carlyle. & Povah; Matthew
Finn: Lewis c. Gorton: w. A.
Hamlin & Co. Richard Irwin & Co.;
W. r. Moss & Co. H. w Noble q
Co; w K. Reilly & Co.: +. Sea-
grave & Co.: H. s. Warren & Co.
and George NJ. West a Co.
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co., Dec. 8:
The early trading in the Boston cop
per share market was characterized
by extreme dullness with prices prac-
ically unchanged Superior a. Bos-
ton continues the active feature ana
was rather pressed for sale and got
az low as IN. CRANKY receded 10
71h, q loss OF point. Ray Con. m
ciined' TO be strong and sold at 22A,
and fairly active. Chino holds around
az and Butte & Superior at 4sN.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butfer-Board prices are: Creamery
extras, 3sc; flrsts. 33c; dairy. sac; pack
Ing stock. 21c per Id.
Eggs - Current receipts, candled.
cases included, 30c doz Receipts, 2:7
cases
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec 3-Money on call,
So per cent: time money. 5a4 per cent
for six months mercantile paper, per
cent. bar silver-Lopdon. 2s l6d: bar
silver-NeH York, 64hc; demand ster-
ling. S4S4.R0.
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PRODUCE


dealers here look for somewhat cas-
Ter feeling after the middle OF this
month. The poultry market is firm
and fairly active Very little dressed
stock is coming In. but the supply OF
live Is liberal and dressers are taking
everything in sight. with preference
for springs. Eggs. cheese potatoes and
the list generally, are steady and only
moderately active.
AppIes-Fancy, 3l7592e5. ordinary,
s1g160 per bhl; box apples. n.7S0
Bsnan..-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Boaas-Dried Lima, 7a7hc ID
CnLIinower-S22 % a $50 doz.
Cclery-Home- grown. rs a soc doz.
Cabbage-4l Dbl.
Cheese-wnolesale prices Michigan
fats, l6& Gll7c. New York fats. 1874 n
Ice; limburger. IL n u lis zc domestic
Swiss. 81 q 23c: imported Swiss. $50
29c.
Decentralization, SQI0c Id.
Cranberries - Late blacks, S750QS
bbl: S2.75 bu; late Howes $3.50 S76
Dbl; 50 bu.
ing. 700 Soc per roll.
Dstes-Persian. new. 646hc per h..
Fla rds, ~ q l0c ID.
Dressed CaIves-Fancy, 1391'e; com
Dressed Hog.-Fanoy, sqsc; 100 to
$50 lbs. IA ql0c ID.
Figs - Imported. new. 1lglso h.;
California. csc ID.
Finan Hnddies-9 q10c Id.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. s1.25G1.75 per doz. lettuce. hot
house, S410c h., spinach, 76c blu;
green onions. loc doz beets 36 q 40c
bu; turnips 90 a 60c bu; rutaoagas, 4Oc
bu: parsnips. Toe bu, hothonse toma-
toes, 20Q 25c H.; California tomatoes.
$l75a2 per 4-basket crate; hothouss
asparagus. $3.50 dog.
n
Grapes - Catawbas. i2hc per Alb.
basket.
Honey-Fancy white. lsQ17c: am
Der l2Q 12hc h.: extracted. sls Csc -
HRy-Detrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
sl650Q17 No. timothy. SIS a 1850;
No; mixed .itd N kS. 1892 clover iiSS 9s
1880: wheat and oat straw. $3.50 0s
ton.
Hide.-No. / cured hides. lIhc; No.
green No hides ls9 S bulls c iUe S Sai
cured veal kip. loo; No. l green veal
kip. lac; No. ! cured murrain, l2c; No.
green murrain. loo; No. cured calf.
l9c: No. / green calf l8c: No. l horse
hides, 1915, No. 2 horse hides. $2.75.
Sheepskins. as To amount OF WOOL soc
g'l: No. hides. lie on; kip and calf.
Y on.
Limes-sl alas doz.
Onlons-Yellow, car lots. t545oc:
store lots. 60465c blu: new Spanish.
1925 per crate.
Poultry-Springs. 13gl4o; hens. IL
a &c: ROSTERS. lOqllc. ducks, l54lGc:
turkeys. 1SQ2Oc 10. Dressed poultry
Hens. l2ql3c: springs. l34lic;
ducks. 1sQ zoe; geese. Is q l6c; turkeys,
Il a 22c 10.
Pineappies-;4.50as crate.
Potatoes-Michigan. So ~ coo per bu:
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey kiln dried.
$3.50 per crate
TaIIow--No !. &c; No. 2. Sc lb
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cuIcAco pRoV1siov MARkET.

CHICAGO. Dec. S,-Butter: Extras,
s6c: firsts, 34c. dairy extras. sic. nrsts,
Csc Eggs: Prime hrsts. &c; irsts, 24c.
Cheese Skins. lie; young Americas,
l7hc. Potatoes: 40 5Sc. Live poultry
Fowls. Ice; ducks. 13c, geese, lie.
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MARKETS AND FINANCE
PACIFICS HOLD
MARKET INTEREST
Stocks in General Open Higher;
List Later Becomes
Irregular
n. Y. STOCK MARKET-CIose.

Am b Sugar So, Anal Cop $40. Am
Can 3T%, Am a Il so. Am Cot Cii7
6SA, Am Loo 45h. do pr l07, Am SmeIt
rs, Am Sugar 119, Am Il a. IA. Am
Wool 22h, Anaconda aga, Atcn lVS 20
u 4 loo. Beth Steel 80, Is u "a
Can Pae 265. Cen Leath ~ =, DO ~
S5A. ches 4 So CHINO COP is
Chi a invest las. Col F & l 80. Con
Gas Iz2H. Corn Prod l5%. Del a. Hud
lee Dis Sec Cor 25%, Erie S37s, do Isl
isH ct Nor pf 1877. at Nor ore ctr
i5L' Int Met i9A, do pr ga. Kan L
2s Ieh Val ia NJ. ST + ste NJ 10y
Il2. Ne Pac Az, Nat Lead 6oA, y =
1854. N Y, o q w ssh. Nor & West
ia, North Pac 1917, Penn X IzS y.
Peo G a c lSk. Pitts Coal FL ~ rrsss
Rep q stel 27h. do pr SO, Rock Isl
s4I, do pr I6h South Pac lo1 "a DO
NEW YORK, Dec. Stock opened
higher. but were supplied on the adj
vance. Interest conferred on the Union
Pacific which opened at III 1-2, an
advance OF 3-S, but sold or ID dur
ing early trading.
il a. m.-The market became irreg-
Mar. Southern Pacific sold on two
points. Money was 9 to 10 per cent.
Noon-Prlces declined moderately
during the second hour. Southern Pa
cific was LOT; Union Pacific, 169 IL.
2 D. m.-The market became weak
In the early afternoon. Steel was
~ S-s, Union Pacific l6s rs.
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METAL EXCHANGE

new YORK, Dee. S--The metal ex-
change closed quiet. Spot Gopher
allie bid lead. ,AatoLt6.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO Dec S--wheat. cash ana
December. tl.O6; May. SIlO7s July.
ytc. Corn: Cash and December. SOC:
Nay, sehe; July, size. oais. Cash
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS

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MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nAna


DETROIT. Dec. 3.-Down: NJ A.
Bradley, l.l0 Monday morning; Eng
land. 1870; Chilli 2:30; NJ Elphlcke
1886; Saunders, ago. c. L. Hutchinson
$40. Fitch. Maitland. $50.
$3.50: Boland. 8 Mahoning. Allegheny
Celeared). SEQ snyder, $40. Nortf
King Carrived). : North Wind, Wick
wire. 9:2O. Juniata. North. queen Car
rtved). 9:40 Rochester, 1880; Wissa-
hickon. 1880; Davock, 1850. Corsica
Tom Barlum, IL; Waldo, 1l:1O.
Up: Wells. 10. smith. Thompson
10 20. Lake shore. 1850 a. m: Shenango
Venezuela, 600.
Saalt4Ste.= Marie.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Dee. a.
Up: Midland queen. Winona, OIL
1880 D. IN. Monday; Robbins. Saxona
$50: Mars, 3; Hemlock, Moore, Odan-
all 4: Empress OF Midland. Durston,
Watson. Schoonmaker, 8; Crawford,
Sonora. sac
Pendennis White. 3 last night; Leon
ard Hanna. 1890; Minnetonka, mid
ght. Midland King, = Duluth. 3; Re.
gina. 8: Andrew, $50; Olcott, 1880
Jenkins, Labelle. $50; oliver. 1880
Adams, 1880.
ton George W Peavey. 1890 p. m
Monday; Superior. Barlow, Doric. 5
Selwyn Eddy. 4 Cornelius $3.50; large
Samuel Mather. Z
Matthews. $40 last night; Emperor
o. Ctley. 1890: Gilchrist, IL JAY
Morse, 1890 a m; Penobscott,
Westmount, $50: Mckee. $50. EN-
press Fort william, 1880; Renown
Scottish Hero. 9. Beatty. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-03
CMICAGO GRAIN-Oneninn.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--Wheat. December
down ac: May unchanged Corn. De-
cember and May down nc. Oats: De-
visions weak.
Noon--Wheat: December up &C; NAV
I'D lac Corn: December and NAV IN
&c. oats: December and May up Il
Close--Whoat; December and May
up sc; December up nc; May up nc.
oats December up NC; May up ac.
Provisions. steady.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-29
SherlTs Sale

The State of Texas. county OF
La bbocSs
John w Gordon vsT. S. Jackson
ct al ~. GAP.
Whereas by virrhe of an exc
cution ADD ordsf of sale issued
out of dise-sse1ourt of Lubbock
county, Texas, on a Judgment
rendered in said court, in favor
of John w. Gordon and against
T. S. Jackson, f. W. Poth. w.
c. Stewart and G.. 0. Newman.
Jointly and severally, for the
sum Of seven hundred fifty-two
and seventy-six hundredths
CS752. 76) dollars with interest
thereon from May 18th. 1912.
(the date of said Judgment at
the rate of ten per cent per
annum, together with all cost
of court. and in favor of said
John w. Gordon and against i.
s. Jackson, E. w. Poth, W. Z.
Stewart. G. O. Newman, M.
J. Jackson, G.. A. Morris and
Fred w. Boerner, trustee, for
foreclosure of plaintiffs deed of
trust lien on the hereinafter de-
scribed property as it existed
on the Dist day of December.
| 1910. No. GAP on the docket Of
said court, and to me as sheriff
directed. did on the 9TH day
of August, A. d. 1912, at 3
O'Clock D. m. seize ana levy upon
the following described property
situated in Lubbock county,
Texas. to-wit. Lot number fif-
teen (15) in block number one
hundred and thirty-seven (l3D,
together with all improvements
thereon, in the original town
of Lubbock, as the same IS
designated upon the map or plat
of said town Of record in the
deed records of Lubbock county.
Texas. and on the 3rd day OF
September, A. d. 1912. being
the first Tuesday in said month,
between the hours of ten O'Clock
a. m. and four o'clock p. m. on
said day at the court house door
of Lubbock county, Texas. IN
the town of Lubbock, | will
offer for sale and sell at public
auction, for cash. all the inter
est of the said I. s. Jackson,
NJ. J. Jackson, E. W. Poth, W.
c. Stewart. G. 0. Newman, u.
A. Morris and Fred w. Boerner'
trustee, in and to the above de-
scribed property to satisfy said
Judgment. interest and costs OF
court. :,
Witness my hand this 9Th day
of August, A. d. 1912.
; At w. II. Flynn
Sheriff. Lubbock County, Texas.
BY w. NJ. Ross. Deputy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-29
Democratic Nominees

Following are the nominees OF
the Democratic primary, who
are now subject to the general
election in November. and whose
announcements appeared in this
paper before the primary:
For District Judge:
w. R. SPENCER.
For District Attorney:
G. f. LOCKHART.
For County Judge:
E. R. HAYNES.
For County Attorney.
r. A. SOWDER.
For Sheriff and Tax Collector:
w. H. FLYNN.
For Tax Assessor:
n. X. PORTER.
For County Treasurer:
r. H. WILSON
For County and District Clerk;
J. A. WILSON.
For Surveyor:
II. G.. QUINN.
For Hide and Animal Inspector:
BOB JASPER.
! For Commissioner Precinct /:
r. A. BARCLAY.
I For Commissioner Precinct z:
c. A. JOPLIN.
For Commissioner Precinct 3:
L. o. BURFORD.
For Commissioner Precinct a:
]. NJ. WRIGHT.
For Justice of the Peace Pre-. |:
j. d. CALDWELL.