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The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03

Trainto Fire Wrecked

Butte, Mont, Sept. 3.-Fire here caused a property loss estimated at s1bb,000. A Butte, Anaconda & Pa cifc train bringing the Anaconda fire department to Butte jumped the track near Durant, killing Engineer Duffy. The train fireman and Chief Charles Collins of the Anaconda fire depart ment were fatally hurt Several other Anaconda firemen received less seri. ous injuries.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
W. (. I. U.


 To make saw-logs into lumt nr is business, but to make boA ;, into drunkards is d crime. I>I can't run the mill without the logs, neither can you run the sa- loon without the boys. Your To- cal option vote furnishes the boys. The only sensible thing to do then is to vote for Act No. ? and against license.
 pr. Vasclaw Podstata, Supt. of the Northern hospital for the insane at Elgin, Illinois says that one of the most vivid spictures that ever remained in his mind, is that of a little boy ten or twelve years old, with patient, sweet, though somewhat stupid facial expression. He said, I remember that the innocent big blue eyes of the boy turned to me as 1 examined him. The si- lent appeal was even more pa. thetic than the words which fol. lowed: Doctor will these spells ever leave me? Gan 1 ever % back to mother? She needs me, Doctor, because papa often comes home sick and beats mother and then she cries.. On inquiry 1 found the cause of the fathers sickness. It was alec. holic intoxication. It was the al cohol in the parent that was res> ponsible for the condition of the child, and as 1 wrote down oppo. site the name of the little suffer- CT, the naue of his disease, Epi- lepsy, somehow my pen was not steady nor my eyesight good"
 This Doctor goes on to say that in the state of Illinois there are about 5000 epileptics, half of whom are children and who could justly point their fingers at their father or mother and say, You are responsible for my misery. You, through the alco- hol which made you it's slave"
 Your vote to support local op- tion, instead of state wide prohi- bition continues such as this. Will not the case of little child move you to vote for state. wide prohibition? Yea, verify.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
A Scientific Achievement

Modern science has produced no such effective agency in the relief of indi- gestion, dyspepsia, constipation, bil- iousness or impure blood as Meritol Tonic Digestive, the result of the best minds of the American Drug and Press Association, composed of druggists and newspaper men all over the country. Try this great remedy. Hesterly Drug Store Association Members.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03

A really effective kidney and bladder medicine must first stop tho progress of the disease and then cure the con. ditions that cause it. Use Foley Kid ney Pills for all kidney and bladder troubles and urinary Irregularities They are safe and reliable. They help quickly and permanently In the vel, low package, Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
West Virginia Mine Guards Shot

Charleston, w. Va, Sept 3.-Two pine guards were shot at Cabin Creek Junction, according to reports re- csived here. Gov. Glasscock has or dered four companies of the West vir- sinia national guard, recently sent home. back to the scene of the trou- ble.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
FRESH RUBBER GOODS

Every article in our rub Der Goods Department is fresh-by fresh we mean that sthe rubber has full life and elastic ity. We buy highest quality rubber goods and sell you all articles made of rubber with a guarantee that they are the best produced.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
EVER HEAR ABOUT THIS?

We want everybody in Prescott to It will do so much for. pains ofall kinds rheumatism, sprains etc. We have never sold a preparation that we could recommend more highly. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
$80, 900, ,0O0.0O LOST ANNUALLY BY
 WAGE FARMERS

Dr. Sadler estimates that about S80, 900, 000.0 in wages is lost annually to the American people as direct re- suit of colds. Lost time means lost wages and doctoring is expensive. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly It will stop the cough and heal and sooth the sore and infamed air passages. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18

a CURIOUS followed federal
garding advertising OF this
month"; which probably intended the
1
public
In voting for In its
There advertising
time subject publishers
who protectoh
able Thought that
their public
simple addition aty kind
advertising
Before standards definitely pubes
bit fearful read
stand inclined
advertising
the way all that the tolmak
Objectionable entirely
standard publishers of this
The Times still believes
Times readers find in the advertising
label
poisonous qualities and Objectionable
tcment
the
The Times poison Of Its 81 -t,g
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
|" Galz0af Man" Is
Wilson'S Tribune

WILM1NGToN,- DEL. Oct. 1s.--Siy
fhoheht u constantly. OF that gallant
gentleman lying in. the hospital at
Chicago"
s With this sentiment running
through his speeches, Gov. Woodrow
wilson toured the state OF Delaware,
Yesterday. deploring the assault on
COL K06seven and deprecatfng the
u|e of violence 10 interrupt the course
o| politics. The Democratic nominee
|.<ottd his argument mostly 10 state
'.|r-~ IN Delaware. He omitted men
don Of the Progressive party fnd
&Itn Ne discussed national questions,
~ attacked the administrstion of
||.<'denf Taft. declaring that therE
VA. rroaperity enough for those al
|| 'c1 bQi that ithad not ..percoIated
||@II1 "a the rank and lle OF the
.|I|.F The governor made four
>|I|1s. appeared before cheering
.|&& IN nearly 4 dozen towns and
.| ne 1ay with big stres'
VA meeting 4 Wilmington
Z. .
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
WAR REVEALS WEAKNESS
OF BALKAN POWERS
tcontinued from First Pase).

anxiety to localize the Balkan strug-
gle II Is known that Austria and Rus
sia now have formidable forces
mobilized In readiness to intervene
In the fight at a moments notice.
Should the Turks win. Russia vii,
probably assume the aggressive; II
the allies, Austria may be expected to
act. whichever one may interfere
the other will assuredly object and
its objection undoubtedly will take
the shape of resort to arms.
Russian influence is paramount in
Bulgaria, Servia and Montenegro In
the event of their success It is certain
that the Czar-Minister Sazonoff
naturally has denied twill back
them In a demand for q liberal slice
of Turkish territory.
Austria wants to annex the Balkan
peninsula itself. 1t cannot AFFORD to
see Turkey beaten for the same
reason that II Is to Russia's interest
to have the Sultan lose. In an
emergency, therefore, 1t Is more than
likely to go to his aid.
Germany's hopes are, so closely
bound up with Austria's that Kaiser
Wilhelm could not permit his ally to
be crushed, but would have to help
Austria.
England Is not only Russia's ally
but Is determined to prevent the Teu-
tonic combination from extending its
authority farther into the southeast.
France, diplomats agree, both as an
ally of England and Russia, and in
view of the opportunity Of general
struggle would AFFORD for the recovery
OF Alsace-Lorraine. would be more
than likely to take a hand.
Italy has interests of Its own in the
Balkans. For wears II has coveted
Albania. SO closely following its war
in Tripoli, II probably would not want
to fight again, but rather than see,
the territory on the east shore of the
Adriatic pass forever into other hands.
diplomats say they don't see how
Italy could keep out OF the conflict.
So II is not, as men In high diplo-
matte positions here remark. the war
between Turkey and the Balkan al
lies which causes the European chan
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
|zPLAINS OBJECTS
Of UPLET LEAGUE


III speaking to the members OF the
Detroit Civic Uplift league, Thurs
|&I night. Henry NJ Leland, presi-
.@Ili 81 the league, declared that the
|Dakhy OF church people toward civic
&|I4IlA WA largely responsible. for
@/II conditions. t-' Z.
f'If w have corruption In cur pol
|||11 lt-is your fault" he said. "All
ne oyiEdoers fear is that the decent
01ople % Detroit will get out and
@xerciBe their right OF franchise.
The memhers of the league held
their frst banquet in the Elliott-Tay-
'or- Woolfenden cafe. about 125 men
representing the Protestant churches
NJ the city being present.
M Leland explained the purpose
oI the league and Impressed his hear
ere Win the importance Of the So
<&IIed "kood citizeR' taking sufiicient
interest iIf public affairs 10 be able TO
I11re OF the ftness and qualifications
0f the candidates.. He said that only
Itcanse the good citizens" are prone
40 remain az home and avoid political
1I.cussion are the brewers, saloon and
oIxokeepers able to control elections
and dominate the government
Pliny w. Marsh, secretary OF the
league. school Inspectors Condon and
kennedy and Stephen d. Williams.
{0frhef candidate for lieutenant gov
ornor on the Democratic ticket. also
spoke. Cndon and Kennedy said the
women had a great deal. do with
The reformation OF the school board.
and pointed out certain defects in the
4tstom which they said could be
fltbted by limiting the number OF In
.1ecfors 10 seven. n.----
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
FORCES MAKERS OF MINCE
MEAT TO OBEY LAW


meat was one OF the products that
received some attention and OF this
Commissioners Dame says:
1t Is the understanding OF those
charged with the enforcement OF the
states food laws that mince meat
means legally what the housewife
and consumers understand IL to mean,
mixture OF boiled meat, suet, etc,
with fruit added. AS mince meat was
aud is manufactured In the home,
corn syrup has no place in its
formula and considerable amount
or meat is always present. Tho In
vestigation by this department dis
closed the fact that In some brands
OF commercial mincemeat there was
TO meat OF any kind or description
present.
"Mince meat without any meat IN
IL was determined to be not in con
formity with the spirit and intent OF
the states food law and II is now
held that mince meat shall contain
not less than 10 per cent cooked
meat. Manufacturers were warned
70 comply with the law as interpreted
by the department and almost with
out exception changed their formulas.
II would recommend that an EN-
cient state law be passed relative TO
weights and measures. The food IN
spectors Of this department could
With very little additional trouble, In
spoct the weights and measures OF
al places visited by them. The pres
ent law on this subject passed over
80 years ago IL absolete and unless
because II is made the duty Of no ON
cial to enforce the same.
ANY changes that may hereafter
be made, and all new food legislation
should be made to conform as nearly
as possible to the national law. The
national law and the Michigan law.
In their application to willful aduIter-
alton are practically alike. The diff
ferences that exist affect technical
questions Of labelling, and have a
tendency to embarass and confuse
honest manufacturers VINO have no
intention to defraud the public. vet
thcy are put to enormous expense In
the preparation OF the different labels
without affording any real benefit to
the consumer by reason of such off.
ferences."
The report also contains articles
relative to dairying by Deputy Com
missioner James Helme, and State
Analyst Fern Shannon gives I'm de-
tall the Investigations and examina-
tios made by his department last
year. The report Is one OF the most
complete ever published by the de-
pertinent. :
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18

ROME, Oct. 1s.-Willlam Marconis
right eye was removed yesterday by
DR.. Bayardi. noted Turin surgeon.
Mr. Marconi was seriously injured
Sept. 25, in an automobile accident
near Borghetto. He was removed to
the hospital of the naval department
at Spezia. where he was treated for
several days. The severe contusions
and swelling around the injured eye
prevented thorough examination un-
I'll recently, when II was found that
the optic nerve had been affected.
A consultation of physicians was
held Tuesday, when IL was decided to
operate. the removal of the right eye
being deemed necessary to preserve
the sight of the other.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. Oct. Is.--Up: Andrew Up
son. Troy, 12:40 p. M Thursday: STAN
ton. j.; Frank Peavey. 1870; Squire, 4:
Minneapolis, AIS: Pontiac, 4:20; stat
ford, India, 5: Gilchrist, sac: Luzon,
8; saxon. Marcia. Il. Lyman Smith,
Schuylkill. $40: Prick. &: J. e. wallace,
a:lo: Mcintosh. s; curtiss and consort.
Down: Morrow. 1915 D. m. Thursday
Sonoma. 1880: old Scranton. 1: Isa-
bella Boyce, Age, 2:l5; Cooke. 3: III. w.
Smith. 3:15: Conestoga, 4:l5: Beatty.
D Kotcher, 5:15: Colgate, $40: Penob-
scot, $40; Weeks. Z.
The 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. Is.
Up: Wahcondah. Thursday noon yCas-
talia, 1880 p. M; North Wind. 2:
3; Pendennis White, 4; Mum
cy, 5; Joshua Rhodes, $3.50; Jenkins.
Griffin. g. Rees, $50: Riddle, Canadian.
Helen c.. McDougall, Z; Elba. 1880
Down: Osler. IL q. m. Thursday: Full
ton. Jenney. Burlington. Rosemount.
Inidnight. Sheadle. 80 a. m. Thursday;
Monroe, J. II. Brown, Pentland. 2:z0:
Agnew. o. Sparks. Niagara, 8; Moll.
Midland King 5; Michigan $50; Curry.
G:30; Dunn. Turret Crown. wolvin. 1890:
+. G, Ball. Earling, $40: Couiby. s:30;
Watt, Bryan, Garretson. 10; Ontario.
Wave. 1880; JOS. Wood, Don
raconna, 2; Davock, $3.50; Fitch. Mats
land, 3: Russell, $40: Phipps. a; Mata-
ala. i;3o; Wilpen, 5; Nettleton, 6.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
YEsTERDAYs n. y. sTOCKs.
\. Y. sIocK MARkET-clo.s.


Am B Sugar 20. Anal Cop 81. Am
Can 46%, Am c a = sih. Am Cot OIL
57A. Am Loc 4sk. Am smelt SIN, Am
+ & T14sN. Am Tom 2soA. Anaconda
ASK, Atch 1os y. Bait & o lo7. 5etn
steeI-SUE. r.yuS. Can Pac 2s7ss
Cen LFath yz&, 40 pr I0O ches- a %
So ~ Chino Cop as v, Chi A Gt W ~ -,
G. NJ a ST H.. Chi q Nwesu 4l%
Col r q i Ifik. Con Gas lac. Corn Prod
I9A. Del a n fesa4y-D a n g ~. DIS
Sec Cor sOh. Erie 3b%, do lst pf 81.
Gen Elec 1S2k, Gen Mot com 5Sh, do
pf ia .NGt NOR pr xl :. l3s. CT Nor Ore
ctf lsA. Ills Cent 12sA. Int Net 2lh,
do pf 66K. Kan G 5 2sA, do pr 81. Leh
Val l76h, Louis & Nash 1904. NJ, n a
T 20. NJ. ST = a Ste NJ r las Mo Pae
Nat Lead ss. \ Y c l1e. n Y, o a w
36%. Nor & w l16ls. North Pac lsl,
Penn r Il i24K, Peo q & c i20is. Pitts
Coal pf sEA, Press Sc Car 3SA, RAY
Cons 2lA, Read 1858. Rep & Steel
53s. do pf slh, Rock Isl 2Iss. do pf
54% sloss-Sheff 55%. South Pac l1o%.
south Ry 2sH. do pf ezk. Tenn Cop
a. Union Pac 17sA, U 8 Rub com -,
u Steel 70, do pf 1l4h, L Bonds
iclR, ivr-Car Chem tSSs, Utah Cop o.
Wabash pr 1tk, West I'm Tel 79is.
West Mfg S47s.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

| DETROIT. oct. i7.--Close: Wa
troubles abroad butted into the wheal
market again on Thursday and CAV.
at the start and firm later. but did moi
make much OF an advance.
Liverpool opened under pressure oi
lower American and Canadian oner-
ings Canada and Russia were offer-
Ing freely aud the spot market was
weak. Argentine crop news was faS-
orsble and the Buencs Ayres market
closed easy on the favorable South
American outlook later the weather
I'm the United Kingdom became more
favorable and the war outlook caused
some anxiety, which resulted In a COW
ering movement that ended In the re-
Covery OF the early decline and a hrIu
ket was decidedly bearish at the start
owing 10 the liberal selling on We'd
nesday. Northwestern receipts were
heavy and much OF the selling was In
the nature OF hedging against the
mQrement. The bear program received
little Jolt because OF the war news.
which indicated that other Balkan
states are joining I'm the war against
Turkey This naturally checks the ten.
dercy OF the bears TO attack the mar
kst. The northwest is having good
weather and the movement OF spring
wheat is very heavy.
Wheat was slow and easy on Thurs
day, The close was at a loss OF nc
In cash and kc I'm the futures.
Corn and oats were unchanged. oc-
tober beans gained l0c and November
SC.
The seeds were unchanged
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday were 1900 bbls OF -four. 5
cars OF corn and OF oats. Withdraw
ais We're LOO bbls OF nour and 800
wheat, 14+.34S bu OF corn, s3,065 bu
OF oats and 11440 bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed I'd lower 90
"a higher and corn unchanged to I'd
Estimated exports OF Argentine
wheat this week 500, 900 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: Chi
caRo 56 cars, against 4s yea rago;
Duluth. ee3 cars, against is5: winni-
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu: Minneap-
oils, $50 cars. against ass; Kansas City
144 cars. against 4s: Omaha es cars
against 80.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.ooo.-
900 bu year ago.
Exports Of wheat and nour Thurs
wheat quotations: Cash No. red
at s113 touched sl.12h and declined
TO t1.11A: Nav opened at sl.15&. ad-
vanced 10 s1.1s and declined TO $1.15h
No. white, s1.0s
No. 3. Sac; No. 2 yellow. CSC: No. : vel
low. 1 car AZ 6s%c. at 6ezc. Oats
Standard. ! car at 36c; No. white
s5Ec; No. white. car at s3he RYE
primpt and October shipment. $3.50
November. $3.50: December. se.2O
CIoverseed - Prime October, s11.25
sample. 2s bags AT slo.5O. 81 at $40. e
bags at $3.50. ~ at So; prime alsilxe
t1275: sample alsike. IL bags at s1t.4o
10 at sf1. IL at 5000. 5 at $3.50. Tim
othy seed-Prime spot. s..10 nominal.
CHICAGO GRAIN--Opening.
CHICAGO. Oct. 17.--Wheat: Decem-
Der up &c; May unchanged. Corn: De-
cembeP down TIC; May unchanged
Oats: December unchanged: May down
&c.
May up nc. Corn: December down
&c May down &c. Oats: December
down nc; May down &c.
Close-Whest: December down 1c,
May down &c. Oats: December down
&c: May down hc. Provisions weak.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
LACK OF FUNDS HAMPERS
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
Fvom a Staff Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. I---Attorney.
General Wykes ruled today that all
the expenses incident to maintaining
the Industrial accident board should
come out OF the appropriation of SIS.
900 granted by the last legislature
when the employers liability ana
worklngmen's compensation act was
rassed
Commissioners Kinnane raised the
point that the board should not ne
required TO pay Office rent out of tee
appropriation, as this Is not required
OF any OF the other state boards. but
owing to the working OF the act.
Wykes holds that II will be impcs.
sible TO take any money from the gen.
eral fund. The next legislature will
probably be asked to remedy this
defect.
Job rriufIne Done Right. Tims,
- - IA
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
MIss MeAIyaY wed. Omaha Man.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. lS.-Miss
Barbara galway. daughter OF Justice
McAlyay. daughter Of Justice Nc.
Away. OF the Michigan supreme court.
was married to Stanley Rosewater. OF
Omaha, in this city. The wes1ing
was quiet and was attended by only
few friends. Mr.. Rosewater is an
attorney The couple will live ~
Omaha.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18

cellories such grave uneasiness. but
the possibilities, almost the probaSil-
ity OF general European outbreak.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18

The following firms are priyi-
IsEsd 70 s.S execute Sn.s orders On . ,s the z
Co.: Carlyle q Povah: Matthew
Finn; Lewis q. Gorton: w. A
Hamiin q Co.; Richard Irwin q Co.:
W. Il. Moss A CO... II. w. Noble n
Co.: w. E, Reilly a Co.; h. Sea-
grave q Co.; II. 9. Warren = Co.
and George NJ. West a Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROvIsIONs.

TOLEDO. o.. oct. 17.-wheat: Cash,
s1.0sA: December. $111h. May,
si.15h Corn: Cash. 66hc: December.
81 Ac; May, 54kc; July, 544c. Oats:
Cash, 3sc; December. 35c: May. S6hc.
Rye: Cash. 7Ohc Cloverseed: Cash and
October. $11.65; December and March.
SLIPS; No. 2, s11: No. ,. $10.65; reject
ed, $3.50. Alsike: Cash and October.
81; December. s2.02h: March. f210
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
BUTTER AND EGGS

extras. 3ic; firsts, 2sc: dairy. 13c;
packing stock. 71c per ID.
Eggs Current receipts. candled,
cases included, CSC per doz Receipts,
SIS cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
LIVESTOCK
GENITAL sToCK YARDs.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Oct. 17.--Cattle, 1O025c
lower tba7 last Thursday; outlook low
steers. averaging from 1000 to LOO
lbs. at $s.50@s.50: choice handy killers,
S5.25@725: lighs to good butchers
steers and heifers ss;7sg5; common
cows. s2Q3. common to prime shipping
bulls. $3.50 a $50: light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls, y2.T563.75: stock
sr, and feeders. ,s.75as;,5 per cwt;
calves lower at 5000 per cwt. Sheep
and lambs. active and steady; quality.
fair; choice lambs. ss.50@s.75: light TO
ar tsc s'@ @xeS sseep snd sG Pr%s lambs h:%s %
$50; common killers, $2.756a25; culls.
s292.50. Hogs. dull and lower; quail
lty, fair; prime mediums End fat york.
s76s per cwt Receipts: cattle. 2.165:
calves, Cs2: sheep. s.495; hogs. 3.71s.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dunnisg a stevens Live stock Report
= EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct. IT,
Cattle: Receipts. fve cars; market
steady; best 1850 to 1,5o0-lb. steers. 50
steers. ts:5o0s.75; good to prime LOO
TO 1,200-lb. steers. sS6s.25: medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO LOO lbs. $3.50
s5.s59e4o: light butcher steers. s5.2Sl
0b.16; best fat cows, S5.5096: butcher
cows. si2696; light butcher cows ,s.s5
@t trimmers t22sa3.75:; best fat
ers. s55096; light butcher heifers. |
st.b0mS.2s; stock heifers. s4.256450;
best feeding steers. dehorned. $3.50
5.6Onisht Xstockers, i25645o; prime
export bulls Ss0625: best butcher
bulls. s5.5o95.7b; bologna bulls. $3.50
:sSin .prinrsq. ,sg common s.. sSss sna
Hogs: Receipts. is cars: market,
,sEsGs,s ,Sys sseayy nIE, ,4sSSis' sssSS2ss' workers.
sheep: Receipts .'yS 10 car cars: market
strong; top lambs, s7.25G 7.4o; year.
lings, s5M5.5o: wethers. s45oaI75;
Calves: s5Glo5o
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. ~. ". oct. IT.
Cattle: Receipts. 12S head; market.
active. firm; prime steers. S9d9.5O:
butcher grades, sIGS25. Calves: Re-
higher. Gull TO choice. .N esIC'Sc. s't sheep sSp
and lambs: Receipts. $4,000 head: mar
<et. active; choice lambs. Csc higher
i14c9T.5e: Gull TO fair i7a7.25; year-
lceipts. 1850 head. market active;
yorkers. ssT50a; pigs. s7.G067.TS:
mixed seiOd925: heavy. s92Sas35:
roughs. ;sastO; stsgs se.7517so
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Oct 17.--Hogs; Receipts, 20. 0O0 head
market. steady: mixed and butcht
market. steady. mixed and butchers.
sseeeg.s g9Sd hssNN. Sso@s.2s;
| f5 pigs. sL756i.75. Cattle: Receipts
| s. 500 head. market slow; beeves. 81. 80
| e1tu.95. COWS and heifers ss.90nT.gO:
s.ockers and feeders. ti.25m7.As: TeV-
ans. si501s8s: calves. s750na75
! sheen, RecelDts % 600 head. market
strong. native s3s0alao western.
| s3.1s9fSi: lambs. fsdT.55 western.
t5ssa7s5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. i7.--ITogs. Re.
.ceipfe. 2.50O beat market. Sc lower:
mediums and heavIes $40. workers..
ss.so4s.7o; pigs $3.50. cattle: Re-
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
BUSINESS MEN

IL 10 feasible for business men 60 buy
stocks7 II 90. what methods should
they follow In order ~ be successfulf
A booklet by Roger W; Babson treats
It's Address Dept. D-s0, Of the Bsbson
Statistical OrganiEstion. Engineering
Offices, wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
organization OF its class In the u. b
The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
NEW YORN COTTON
us. GOvERNMENT BONDS
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

n CHICAGO. Oct. l7.--Buter: Extras.
2pc: drstF. CSC; dairy extras. 37c; hrsts,
SIC. EGGs Prime 1rsts efc nrsts, g2c.
lcae LIN q ~ :, G ,I.isc poultry !; Fowls.
11ct ducks ia lie, geese. 11hc Po-