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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
HILL LASHES ROOSEVELT
AND PRAISES PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from Page one)

minor local offices. l.ieut-Gov. Johh
O. Ross, OF Muskegon. and Secretary
of State Fred c. Martindale were
present as candidates for the state
ticket. Ross being out for renomina'
ton and Martindale candidate TOT
governor.
Mr.. Martindale, in addressing the
meeting, declared that II wayne
county were loyal TO him, he would
not only be nominated but elected
governor. and he said that there was
no more progressive party in the
country anywhere than the Republic
an party in Michigan. Pingree' the
first progressive leader here, he SAID
set i'm motion railroad legislation that
has saved the people $20,0O0,OOO, and
he counted among other progressive
reforms, the change in the rules OF
the legislature by which a majority
can now report a Jill from commit
tee. whereas formerly ii required a
two-thirds yotet tot the committee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
SQUABBLE OVER KANSAS
ELECTORS HANGS FRI
Justices Grant Writ of Error
Subject to Review by State
Supreme Court

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Whtrins
presses today in the l05 counties oil
KaDsas are running on the SOO,OOV
ballcts for next Tuesdays primaries
and tsey contain the names OF the
eight Roosevelt candidates for presl'
dential electors who said they would
be rabbits 10 their consclences, ii
they supported President TAFT, Inc
opin.on handed down last night Dy
Justices Pitney and Vandeyanter, OF
the United States supreme court, st'
ting IN the New York federal oulld.
ing In vacation. granted the writ Oh
error sought BY the Kansas tart Ike
lpublscdns. but refused TO order sup
ercedeas. The Roosevelt electors may
remain on the primary ballot But
IN elected. they may be removed from
the ticket before the November cleo
ition. because the writ OF error grant
cd by Justices Pitney and Nandevan-
ter carries with il the provision that
the controversy shall be reviewed oy
the United States supreme court
probaciy in October
Had the justices Issued a super
cedeas. Col Roosevelt could not nave
been a presidential candidate in Kan
sas. Dy the state laws, the Tune
when independent candidates or can
dld.tes OF new party might De
placed IA nomination by petition or
otherwise mad expired and IL tas
only az regular Republicans that
Roosevelt electors could run
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02

would do much to restore trade 10 q
natural and healthy condition and In
spire confidence OF the people In the
/ business situation. IL would revive
commercial prosperity.
The proposition that the govern
ment shall recognize and permit "a
exist trust. monopolies and combina
tions In restraint OF trade and then
regulate them by legislative control
IS one calculated 10 suppress individ
ual enterprises and destroy competi
ton"
Sterling declared that II the gov
eminent assumed 10 fixe prices on the
finished products, II would sooner OF
later be called upon TO fix prices or
the raw materials; on food. shelter
and clothing-'a condition he said
"subversive OF the principle OF free
institutions and free men.
"A fundamental iallacy. was Ster
ling's comment on the plea that large
Industrial combinations can produce
more cheaply than small ones.
Competition" he continued, lis
certainly more conducive 10 progress
than is monopoly The federal gov
eminent by proper legislation can re
solve great combinations into Their
integral parts and then by wise and
just regulation OF corporate powers
maintain a natural and healthy condi
tion OF trade. IL is plainly It's duty
to do so"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
CARNEY PRAISED BY
SIXTEENTH WARDERS

Aid. John c. Garyey, OF the Six.
tcenth ward, was the subject of COM
plimentary resolutions adopted,
Thursday evening. in Kilos hall, on
Hammond-ave., when a Jeffries club
was organized
The resolutions denounced the re-
cent arrest OF Aid. Garvey In con-
nection with the graft cases and ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in him.
committee OF three was appointed
TO wait on the alderman and convey
TO. him the assurance that the con-
fidence OF his neighbors and constit-
uents has not been shaken by the
unfair treatment he received
Judge Edward j. Jeffries. candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
mayor. also paid Aid Garvey high
compliment In addressing the meet
ing.
Judge Jeffries also spoke In Fec
teau's hall. Junction and Dix-aves.,
and in both meetings Jeffries clubs
organized. The mayoralty candidate
in his addresses urged the voters not
TO allow his opponents 10 divert the
campaign issue from municipal own
ership TO the graft question or any
other subordinate issue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02

City.
James A. Hull (Dem.), OiIcoda.
Iron,
James NJ wilcox (Rhp), Ontonagon.
Oscar o. Won Zellen (Dem ,. Skanee.
Leelanau.
Dwight w q. Warner (Rep), Frank
fort
William W, Wilson CRep.). Frank
fort.
Israel r. Convey (Rep). oHnor.
Missaukee.
Freeman L. Decker (Rep), Lake City
j Frank stevens (RepD. Star city.
Charles W, Gardner (RepD. Kali
kaska
Edward j. stampner (Rep.), SPRING
Held Twp, Kalkaska Co.
1crbcrtE. Nowlin CDCm). Stlttsvills.
Or Nelson Abbott (Natl. Prog). Lake
Presque Isle.
J. Lee Mortord (RepD. Gaylord
Walmer Jorgenson (Dem), Grayling.
SchOolcrnft.
Thomas g. WSman (Rep) Grand
Island Twp. Alger Co
William IL burns (RepD. Grand
Island Twp, Alger Co.
William II. Preston (Dem.), Grand
Island TWP, Alger Co
MtxfQrd.
H. Clay McNitt tRepD. Haring Twp.
Wexford Co.
~ Jacob Smith (Dem). Cherry
Grove Twp. Wexford Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
Gage OF DEATH" WILL
FEATURE MILES BILL

Featuring next weeks bill in the
Miles theater will be the sensational
novelty. The Cage Of Death, pre-
sented by the A. Ebeling troupe. In
a wooden cage the members oil the
troupe, two men and woman, circle
around on bicycles and motorcycles
at top seed in seeming defiance oil
the laws OF gravity. II Is thrilling
spectacle, for IL is fraught with con
siderable danger. The comedy hon
ors OF the bill will be appropriated
by Senator Francis Murphy, known
as the German orator" who prom
ises an entirely new line OF talk
Other numbers will be: Arnold Aue,
the Swiss American tenor. and Tyro'
lean yodler: the Nifty Girls" in up
to-dste songs, sayings and dances
Fox and Foxie's comedy circus, and
Brooks and Lorella, sensational aero
bats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
TWO MEN AND BOY ARE
ACCIDENT VICTIMS

Frank Copp. 81 years old, and liy
ing In the McGraw house. Hamtramck
fell 80 feet from chimney which ne
was painting. at the Parrish Mfg. co
plant, Thursday. and was paralyzed
from the knees down by the fall. DR.
K. B. Keller, No 4i3 Clay-ave., at
tended him, and had him removed 10
his home.
Edward r. Crandall, 6S years old
and living at No. 200 Militsry-aye.
was struck By a Wabash engine while
crossing the tracks at Campbell
ave, Thursday night, and sustained
fractures Of two ribs and his right
arm, and several scalp wounds. He
was taken TO Solvay hospital in po
lice auto. and is in serious condi
ton.
Paul Senae. III years old, was rur
over by a brick wagon at Michigan
ave. and Gilbert.st., Thursday, ano
his left foot was so Sadly crushed thai
surgeons in ST Mays hospital found
IL necessary TO amputate the foot
The lad is in critical condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
McANDREW GIGS BACK;
MARTINDALE MAY REMAIN
,continued from Page one)

family in giving Up $4,000 posltlon
for one paying $4,000 lsss. he asSed
! me II didn't take the same view OIL
1.-The situation, and | told him | did
Mr.. Condor said that while the men
I who elected NcAndrew were disap-
pointed. they were sure there would
| be 10 difficulty in getting another
man lust as capable, 10 take the posi-
tion.
I'VE have several prominent edu-
Gators IA view" said Mr. Condor,
among them. Prof George Roberts,
OF Purdue university, Indiana. lie Is
now getting 5000 year We think
that ne would be available. but there
are several others whom We are con-
siderihg.
is Calvin n. Kendall. commissioner
OF education for the state OF New
Jersey. likely TO be chosen Mr..
Condor was asked.
"Mr Kendall is being considered,
Mr.. Condor replied, but We don't
know whether he could be secured
He. too. Is getting 10000 year.
II was reported that MIR. Kendall
was in the city for the purpose oil
comforting with the antl-Martindale
inspectors, but Mr. Condor said he
Icouldat say whether he was here oil
not.
A deputatlon will likely wait on
one or Two of the other educators,
considered available, within the next
few days, Mr. Condor minated, and
he thought that the ants would
have q cnolce ready for the board TO
vote or by merit Thursday night, when
the regular IL Getting OF the board Is
to be held.
"One thing Is certain said Mr..
Condor, I'VE shall have a successor
10 Martlndale, as superintendent. We
certainly have the votes TO elect a
new man"
do you think that there is any
danger OF Inspectors Hunter and
Small deserving the ants, in view OF
|intima,,on TO that et'ect?" was asked
OF Mr. Condor
Not the slightest chance OF either
leaving as" said Mr. Condor. Both
men were elected TO do their duty in
the matter, ard We are sure they VIII
be true to their trust / regard MIR.
Hunter as one OF the most substan-
tial, upright men we have on the
board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
FRISCO HAS FIRST
CITY-BUILT RAILROAD
,Con,inued from Page one,

The cost OF the track now under con-
struction will be s25S,695.
Forty-three pay-as-you-enter cars
costing sSS7.1O0 will be operated on
the road To begin with, the fare
will be five cents. II il is found that
this can be cut down later without i'm
pairing the service OF the road, II vii!
be done.
That portion Of the line that Will
be in operation this fall will extend
from Market and kearny-sts. TO Thir'
ty-third-ave., with a branch running to
the edge OF Golden Gate park, and
will furnish much needed car service
TO a large residence section.
When the municipal road is COM
plete. Ii will consist OF l-2 miles or
double track extending from the ferry,
al the foot OF Mark et-st.. across the
entire city to the Pacific ocean. IL
will also include a 100000 car barn
and repair shop, The bonds voted
for its construction total $2.020,OOO,
but w. NJ I.arned, the engineer In
charge of the work estimates that Its
cost will be under that.
I'VE are going 10 prove TO the peo-
pie OF the United States he said,
that a municipal government can
build railroad cheaper and better
than private capital With few ex-
ceptions the cost OF materials and
supplies that the city has been re-
uured to furnish according to con-
tract has come materially under the
estimate calculated by the city In
exercising this economy, nothing has
been done that would hurt the Ell:
ficiency OF the road.
A few changes suggested by Blon
J. Arnold. traffic expert OF national
reputation now in this city TO
straighten out the congested car SER
vice. will he made in the route that
the road will take. These changes
will open a new residence section and
will make 1t possible for working peo-
pie 10 go to and from employment
without the involved system or trans
fering, now necessary, which con-
sumes a great deal OF valuable time.
IF the Geary-st municipal road
proves successful, 1t will open the way
for public ownership OF all street car
lines in San Francisco. for as other
franchies expire the roads Will be
taken over and operated by the city,
so Ii will be interesting TO the coun-
try at large 10 watch how the first
built. municipality owned
street railroad in the United States
turns out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
"MOV1ES" WILL PICTURE
LIFE IN Nj. n. G. CAMP
From a Staff Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich, Aug members
OF the state military board have made
arrangements with a moving picture
firm TO send an operator 10 the en-.
campment OF the Michigan National
Gaurd at Ludington and prepare a set
OF films showing how the soldiers
live while in the field, and these
films will be exhibited in every town
and city Of the state during the com
ing winter.
II is the general opinion OF every
member OF the board that more pub
liCity will be fine thing for the life
OF the National Guard and it Is
thought that better appreciation or
the state troops will result II the citi-
zens are brought In closer touch with
the members OF the state militia. and
that this can be brought about In no
more satisfactory manner than by the
use OF moving pictures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
UNABLE TOLEAVE LIQUOR
ALONE, KILLS HIMSELF

Unable TO conquer his thirst for
liquor, Fred Thrembley, a barber, 2S
years oli, swallowed quantity or
strychnine in his home. No. 123 Abb
bott-st., Thursday afternoon, and died
Thursday night in St. Marys hos
pital
Thrembley leaves a widow and one
daughter, seven years old The little
glrl has been cared for by relatives
In Cleveland, and the mother has
been forced to support herself dur.
Ing the last few months, Coroner
Burgess learned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nefrnlt.

DETROIT. Aug. 2.-Cp: LehIgh, An
geline, 1l:l5 Thursday morning; SUI
perior City. Milwaukee, W, l. Brown.
l.45 D. m, Miami. NJ Cory. Toltec,
2:4s: William Livingstone, 3; SaNoLg'
SAC: Wyandotte, SimCoe, ago; J. z.
Reiss. $50: Mcintosh, Sis. Mariska.
$50: Minnetonka. $50; Rensselaer,.
Thomas, G.lc.
Down: Alexis Thompson, ll:1j
Thursday morning; Cornelius, 1880;
Robert Fulton. las. Osler. 34O;
Wilkesbarre, a. Burlington, 420. En- :
press OF Midland. 5:l5 Ellwood, $50;
Eads, Darlington. $40.
The 500.
SAU.T STE MARIE. Mich, Aug ?.
Up: III 1ronic. noon Thursday; Sell
wood. 1880 - m: r.. l. Wallace, Lake
port /. Taylor. 2. sahara, Z; Octo-
rara, s.
ing. Morgan. Jr. 1880. Pcndennis
White. noon; Steel King, 1880 p. IN !;
Refs. 2: Australia. saxon, 3 ttlbert
43O. Holland. Cahoon. Major Acadian
$50: Lagonda. Moll ESQ; House, 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
FIVE HURT IN REAR-END
STREET CAR CRASH

Five persons were badly cut and
bruised, and several others received
a severe shaking up when Crosstown
car No. 175 crashed into car No. 7Os
in a rear-end collision, at Grand River
and Warren-aves.. Thursday evening.
Motorman Michael Dooley, operat-
ing the rear car, was unable TO stop II
on account OF the brakes slipping, II
is said, and his car partly telescoped
the one ahead Dooley was badly cut
and bruised about the head, but was
able to make his way to his home.
Conductor j. Needham. on Dooley 8
car. vas also cut on the head by ny
ing glass. Theodore Kamm, No. 44O
TilIman-ave.. and his daughter. Lucy,
Is years old. were slightly cut and
bruised. and j. II. Leach, OF No. 90,
Greenwood-aye. sustained a bad cut
on the nose from flying glass.
Jos Printing Done Right. Times
N -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
heetinE of the Stockholders OF the
wau Carburetor Co.

Notice is hereby given that on &C
count OF the neglect 10 hold an animal
inectlrg ~ the stockholders. caused
hy the feilure ~ the directors to call
such nice ting. that we. Edwin w Ma
son. Lewis +. Chase and X. 5. Wood
lin, being three OF the stockholders
OF said Watt Carburetor Co. do here
by call meeting OF the stockholders
of said corporation for the purpose
or clecting a board or directors FOE
the ensuing year and for such other
purposes may lawfully come be.
fore the meeting Said meeting Will
be held at Room %. No. So Grlswold-
ST., in the city OF Detroit in the state
or Michigan. on the nth day Of Aug
ust. 1912 at the hour Of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Watt Carbureter Co
Lewis T.. Chase. Edwin w. Mason. r.
8 WOodlin. Detroit, Aug. l, 1912
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, Aug. Munising
Veneer Co. Munising. 100000: Sc
bewaing Threshing Co. Sebewaing,
$4,000; The CHASED State bank. Chas-
sci, $4,000; the Cleaner Produce Co,
Wyman & Edmore, $4,000; Grand
Rapids Lumber Co. Grand Rapids,
Increase from S25O,OO0 to $500, 900:
Opportunity Manufacturing Co, Sag.
NAV, west side, increase from ylO.-
coo 10 $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
& SfeNenr' Live stock Hennrf.

EAST BUFFALO. y. v. Aug -
Cattle: Receipts. cars; market.
steady; hest 1850 to 1.5oo-lb. steers.
sseers ,s5O sSSa pr do LOO TO sSoS
steers. $3.50 $40: medium butcher
steers. 1000 to LOO lbs, s74O6 I.65:
butcher steers. $50 TO 1000 lbs s6.509
best fat cows. s5.5OG625 fair to good
S465. common &c fair kind. s3.25m350:
trinmers. sg5o63; best fat helfers. 81
175o. fair to good do. sJ5O9s; light
butcher heifers. 81 5OG5: stock helfers.
f35Oa4: best feeding steers. dehorned.
s5T525: common feeding steers. sac
$50; stockers inferior $3.5OD4; prime
export bulls 's9s25; best butcher
AS. best mixers and springers. 500
co: common kind do. s25d35
Hogs: Receipts. IL cars; market.
slow: heavy, 1915; workers.. $s.75 pigs,
sheep: Receipts. cars market.
steady. spring lambs. s7.50as: year
lings. .;sas.5o: wethers. 'Sg $50; ewes.
Calves: ,5a11
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO, Aug Cattle:
Receipts. $50 head Market active and
steady prime steers. sS75G9;?5;
ceipts. 200 head. Market active and
arm. Gull to choice $6all Sheep ana
La mbs. Receipts, 500 head. Market. ac-
tive ana STEADY; cholce lambs, tT.I0 &c
S: Gull 10 fair So "a Z. so; yearlings. $50
csc sheep. ,2456O Hogs Receipts,
1900 head. Market active and lower:
workers.. ss75qs.75; pigs. !s50qs.e9.
mlxeo. sS709s75; heavy, Ss.6Oqs7o.
roughs, t7q T40; stays. sea G.35.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug 2-Hogs: Receipts. 10000 head /.
market higher. mixed and butchers
t7S5dS35: good heavy. 274OQs.17.
rough heavy. s7.2O15 80 light. t175I
$40: pigs. s6.751tS. Cattle: Receipts.
. 500 head, market. weak b,evcs $3.50
6es5: cows and helfers. s2.75Gs.40,
stockers and fe :ders, tIp6S0. Texans.
t4S5@6S5: calves. $3.50 1925. sheer:
Receipts. 10000 head; market, steady:
native. 39s0qt.55; western. sS.5o4t.eJ,
lambs. 3f5OT765: western. s45OaTS0.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug l-Hogs; Re
ceipts 1900 head steady; workers..
mixed and pigs. Ss.7o mediums and
heavies. ss25qs3j. Cattle: Receipts, 9
cars: steady. sheep snd lambs: Re-
ceIpts cars: s7I5 top Calves: Re
ceipts. 200 head: 5000 top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
MARINE
Capt. s,oddard To Be Promoted.

Capt. Lewis NJ. Stoddard, command
er OF the lighthouse tender Amaranth,
and for 20 years Connected with the
eleventh lighthous district, is TO be
promoted 10 be inspector Of the
twelfth lighthouse district, with he'd
quarters in Chicago, according to a
dispatch received from Washington.
Before entering the lighthouse ser
vice, Capt. Stoddard was captain or
several lake vessels. His father, Capt.
George w. Stoddard, was lost with
the Steamer Dean Richmond, in Lake
Erie, in 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men to buy
stocks? II so. what methods should
they follow In order 10 be successful?
A booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
OF this subject and will be mailed gra-
It's Address Dept. Desc, OF the Babson
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offices, wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
organization OF It's class In the ". 8
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
RITTER AND EGGS

Butter-Extras. 2shc: nrsts. 5Se
ID: dairy. ale: packing stock. lsc 10
EREs-Current receipts, cases In
cluded candled. 20iac per doz. He
coipts, Thursday. l.19s cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
HIDES.

HIdes-No / cured. 13hc: No. l
green, lie: No. ! cured bulls, lie; No
/ green, 1Oc: No l cured calf. lSc; No.
horsehides, 1915: No. . horsehides.
SAYS: sheepskins as to wool, 254 6Oc {,
No hides. 1c OF on kip; 1hc on on
calf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
PRODUCE

In spite OF the fact that the rush
OF the peach season is over the mar
kct IL still fairly active. Shipments
are coming from Arkansas now, and as
the crop was fully UP to the Texas
and Georgia peaches IN quality there
-ts no accumulation OF stock. Michigan
apples have made their hrst appear
.ance, and some varieties OF vegetables
raised In the open are also coming.
Receipts OF poultry were again liberal
and the market no better than steady.
Hide quotations were advanced a little
and linseed oil was three cents lower.
APPLES - New, T5catl.6o per bu;
s4kOG5 per ob.
a225 bunch.
Hesus-Dried Lima 7d7hc 10.
DeVrIes 49, rIuckleberries. s3Q35O
per hu: biackber~'es, s2.bO43 per bu;
red raspberries. i4.5oG5 per ha' black
raspberries. fSQ3.50 per bu.
CnuIIHower - California. tl.5O01.7s
dor.
cheese - Michigan. l64i7;c New
York. lev 9i7he; brick lev 9ffe'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02

reports 60 the police that pick peck
cts robbed him of S1O7. while he was
riding on "A Baker car, near Ran
dolph-st Thursday. Mrs. A. Sonar
No 6S5 Fourth-aye, reports that q
tall, dark man followed her from
the First National bank TO Wood
ward and Gratiot-aves., Thursday
afternoon. and robbed her of $2l
which she carried in her handbag
she was boarding car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
CHICAGO GRAiN-openins.

CHICAGO. Aug l---Wheat sept. and
Dec down sc. Corn Sept down ~
Dec. W nc. Oats; Sept. and Dec down
!. Provisions steady.
Noon--Wheat: Sept, up sc: Dec.
down sc. Corn: Sept. up NC; Dec
down i.c Oats: Sept. down Sc; Dec.
up hc.
Closc-wheat: sept. up isc. Dec. I'M
changed Corn: Sept, up | Lc Dec.
down &c. Oats. Sept and Dec. up sc.
Provisions weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
PAINE. WEBER a co.

PAINE. WEBER a co.
BANIxERS AND BROKERS'.
..o.E. bonds, Grain. Provisions, Cote |.
and COPPERS,
1tI-214 Ford building.
new York stock EXCHANGE
Boston stock Exchange.
MemDersl New York Cotton EXCHANGE.
SChicaao Roard Of Trade.
Direct Private Wires 60 All Markets
THOMAS g. CRAIG. Manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
BEAT HORSE TO oeArH

LANSING, Mich, Aug THAT he
beat his horse TO death with CLUB.
Is the charge that has been lodged
against Charles Willoughby farmer,
who Is under arrest here. The com.
plant. which was sworn out by Hu.
mano Officer Moore. alleges that vii.
loughby became angry. because the
animal could not PULL a heavy load
and beat II over the head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02

Job PrintfnR D-nr Right. rm.
Printing CO., 10 John H.-st
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
TnI.Enn GRAIN AND PRoNIsIoNs

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. Wheat Cash,
sl.0S. Sept, 81 o. n Dec, sl.0s; May.
Dee. 577scl May, sec oats. cash. soc.
Sept. 34hc: Dec. 357sc: May 3SLac.
Rye; Cash 73c. Clovcrseed: Cash and
Oct, 1895. Dec. ss.s5; March, Ss95 Al
sike: Aug, $1,000 Sept, .lOS0 Tim
othy: Aug s2S5. Sept. ESQ Butter.
eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-02
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS

Re ported for The Times by Hayden
stone A. 90 Ang