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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
High School Opening at SeImer

The pupils, patrons, friends and
faculty of the Selmer High School
met Monday morning at $50 to turn
steam on and set in motion the
school, which should and will eclipse
any one in the county and be the best
Selmer has ever had, Notwithstanding
the excellent one of the past.
After opening exercises by musi-
ical rendition, Co. Supt. Aaron Brooks
was first invited to make an address.
He was followed by Terry Abernathy,
Mayor Houston, ]. w. Puryiance, J..
w. Prather, j. W. Hickman, DR.. ]. l..
Smith and P. H. Thrasher. Prof.
Robson, principal, closed with force
full talk ON what was expected to be
done during the year: That he ex-
pected to build up the best school in
the county on its own merits. rather
than on the demerits of the many
other excellent schools in the county.
1t certainly looked auspicious from
the number of sweet faced children
who seemed aglow with enthusiasm
when they contemplated the beautiful
after-life of advancement in the ac-
tivities Of life which are promised to
heart and brain educated boys and
girls.
Enrolment after opening showed
105 on first call. This is the largest
enrolment in any year heretofore on
the first day.
The following is the faculty: Prof
J. 7. Robson. Principal; Mrs. VIM
Lea, intermediate department; Miss
Florence English aids the principal in
the advanced classes; Miss Ida 0'Neal
Primary department; Miss Joethe
Powers, Music; Prof. Jesse Kendrick
Penmanship; Miss Verda Anderson
Art and Domestic Science.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

and who will deny we need both. We
took dinner with a family who lived
near the church, a simple home shad.
ed by trees. a cool, and restful spot,
when contrasted by the hot day out
side. We had an appetite for the
good things set before us, and felt
grateful for things temporal as well
as spiritual that day. We need such
experiences and learn much from
them.
The days continue hot and dry, but
the breeze from the south has an
undertone of the approach of Fall,
when September will soon hold a mild
and gentle sway.
My room looks to the east, and at
the approach of dawn, which is ush-
cred in by the growing of many fowls,
| look through my window at the ris-
ing sun, which never loses in manif-
cence, lighting the earth with a rosy,
lovely streak, then bursting into
much splendor, leaving an impress on
the mind, and spirit of a supreme,
and omnipotent Hand, which rules
the destiny of man, and holds the
mysteries of earth.
Respectfully,
M. L. STAINBACK.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
AGRICULTURE

The agricultural building has been re-
arranged and new system of labelling
adopted that will add greatly to the at
tractiveness and educational value Of
these exhibits
The three-acre demonstration farm, con-
Quoted by government experts, is a most
important feature and a revelation of the
agricultural possibilities Of our section.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
Strengthen Weak Kidneys

Don't suffer longer with weak kid
neys. You can get prompt relief by
taking Electric Bitters, that wonder
full remedy praised by women every
where. Start with a bottle today.
you will soon feel like new woman
with ambition to work, without fear
or pain. Mr.. John Bowling. of San
Francisco, writes:-"G Gratitude fol
the wonderful effect of Electric Bit.
ters prompts me to write. 1t cured
my wife when all else failed" Coco
for the liver as well. Nothing better
for indigestion or biliousness.
Price, SOC and $l.00, at B. L
Browder's, Selmer, DR.. T. s. Davis
Bethel Springs. ad,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
Delaware Co., Okla, Aug. %, 'l9.
Independent:

Delaware Co., Okla, Aug. %, '13.
Independent:
Leaving Gravette, Ark, a week
ago, came to South West City, Mo,
about fifteen miles distant, on a
branch of the Frisco line running
from Rogers, Ark, and was met by a
relative, who brought me to his farm,
a drive Of eight miles. 1t is in Della
ware Co., Okla, so l was in three
states in very short space of time;
they all corner close by here. Jay is
the county seat, where they have had
and are having SO much trouble in
moving the books from old Jay to
new Jay, both very close together.
Every McNairian old enough, will re-
member what it means to struggle
over moving county seat, and how
long time it takes to do it.
This is prairie country with strips
Of timber Of low growth interspersed,
relieving the eye somewhat from the
monotony Of a view where there is
not tree to be seen. Cowskin river,
from which this prairie is named, is
not far from here, and it, with the
Neosho, flows into the Grand, a
stream Of some note in this country.
This is fine wheat country, also
much stock raised here. | do not
tthink ever saw finer looking horses
and mules.
went to church about five miles
distant last Sunday, and enjoyed it
very much, not only the sermon, a
simple but earnest one, but seeing
the people, who. though strangers,
were interesting to me. They seemed
to be SO glad to get together, the
men for little period of rest from
their daily labor, and the women,
some with over ten children clinging
to them. smiled with geniality and
pleasure at her neighbors, retailing
and hearing after church all the inno-
cent gossip of the neighborhood, so
dear to the woman who stays at home
all week and faithfully performs her
daily, and sometimes monotonous
tasks. This going to meeting is an
uplift socially, as we'll as spiritually,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

record flight in Cardui Flyer No. !
over Lookout Mountain during the U.
G. V. Reunion last May. He was the
first man to attempt that dangerous
flight, refused by so many other
prominent aviators. A feature of
his exhibition next month will be a
flight in his Cardui Flyer No. 2,
equipped with hydroplanes, up the
Tennessee River. This will be the
first hydroplane flight ever made by
any Southern aviator.
Visitors to the G. A. R. Reunion
will do we'll not to miss these flights
by the famous aviator, free to all,
and should look out for the dollar
bills, which he drops among the
crowds below, as he goes hurtling
through the air.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
to the examination. Application
forms 1341 and full information
can be had from any postmaster.
Do You Fear Consumption?

No matter how chronic your cough
or how severe your throat or lung
ailment is, DR.. Kings New Discovery
will surely help you: it may save your
life. Stillman Green, Of Malichite,
COL, writes: 1.-TWO doctors said had
consumption and could not live two
years. used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and am alive and WE'LL" Your
money refunded if it fails to benefit
you. The best home remedy for
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou-
bles. Price SOC and $1.00. Guaran-
teed by B. L. Browder of Selmer, DR..
7. S. Davis of Bethel Springs. adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

The whole of Tennessee is re-
leased from quarantine on the
cattle tick except a portion of
Macon county. The dipping in
this county, to make assurance
doubly sure, will continue
through September under the di-
rection of the county health
board. In this county four farms
are quarantined, and will re-
main so for another year, or un-
til an inspection shows the farm
to be absolutely free of ticks.
These four places are a menace
to the county. With all the
warning and effort by inspectors
to prevent it these four men
have refused to dip, and their
stock shows ticks. Each of them
ought to be dipped for meanness.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

We have promised ]. W. Russ
wurm, secretary of the State
Fair, that McNairy would be
represented at the fair with that
boy between 16 and 10 years old.
The applications must be made
to US so we can make the selec-
ton by Sept. Is. The time is
short. This is a rare opportuni-
ty for some boy to spend a glori-
GUS week at the State Fair at
their cost. The only expense
will be a kaki coat and pants,
costing about $500, which will
be yours to bring home. They
furnish the cap, and want the
boys all to be dressed in this
uniform, which will pass the
boys even into all the shows.
Get move on you boys, and
write us at once.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

The Dairy cars stopped at Sell
mer Tuesday. The encourage is
under the management of w. w.
Fitzpatrick of Mississippi. He
lectures on sanitary production
of milk and butter making. He
gave much practical information
to not only dairymen but to the
practical butter maker of the
home. F. H. Denness lectured
on type and breeds of dairy cows,
and feeding. The attendance
was good all day. The school
children were down at l O'Clock,
and enjoyed the sights. The
cars are fitted up with all appli-
ances for butter making.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05
JOHNNY GREEN
WILL FLY AGAIN
AT CHATTANOOGA

Chattanooga. August 80. -(SpeciaD
The Chairman of the Grand Army
Entertainment Committee has closed
contract with Johnny Green, famous
Cardui birdman and waterfowl, to
make three flights in Chattanooga
during the G. A. R. Reunion, to be
held in Chattanooga September 1920.
Green Is the man who made the
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

On Sept. 81, 1918, there will
be an examination under the
civil service at Selmer for a
Rural Carrier at Niche. and
other vacancies that may occur
in the county, age from 1S to 55.
Application should be properly
executed and filed with the Civil
Service Commission at Washing
ton, D. c., about ten days prior
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

Herbine is the medicine that cures
biliousness, malaria and constipation.
The first dose makes you feel better,
a few additional doses cures complete
ly. Price SOC. Sold by b. L. Brow
der, exclusively, adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, indicate the need of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. 1t eases
the lungs, quiets the cough and re-
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-09-05

stores health in the bronchial tubes.
Price 25c, SOC and $l.00 per bottle.
Sold by B, L. Browder, exclusively.
adv
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
FOUND! GRANDMOTHER OF AMERICAN DOL
LAR DISCOVERED AFTER OVER A CENTURY

b!
O
The grandmother the dolar-mark been discovered
oi the school of engineers Colorado college the After
is the word la' usefw n OF
the old German word haler with the
Spanish really
a. was easier 10 Then suddenly Just about the time the out
break OF the evolutionary dollar
The first who used doubtless knew where from but
knowledge
general -
as
the descendant
o i
seldom used fter
Clark. the early days OF III"
republic, Orleans In liA
Morris used N"
line through the s.
which
1t about this the p 70 abbreyate pesos was made
- the
II ~t thing for careless writer 70 Nine the = aTon.a
mark When the s. became large,
and the top loop of the p was lost aud the rest OF turned W
he We
uSs written with single stroke
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
INVESTMENT STOCKS
SHOW ADVANCEMENT

Investment stocks were UP on the
Detroit Stock exchange, Monday.
Participants gained point TO lis bid.
and Scotten-Dillon was also point
higher to l0S bid with offerings up to
120. Burroughs Adding Machine ad-
vanced two points TO 347 With some
offerings at $50. Support appeared for
Detroit Edison at lis, and Detroit &
Cleveland was held a quarter higher
10 1O3 l-2. Kresge common was off
two points 10 7S asked. and bids were
scarce. Acme White Lead common
was also let offerings appearing at
IS "a a point and quartIr lower Ma
tonal Grocer common was quarter
easier al 46 with bid ar As and Mexi-
can Crude Rubber was offered at 10,
Cities Service common reacted three
points to 1877 bid, with stock at 140.
Commonwealth Power dropped of a
point TO SO bid with stock at 20 81, and
the preferred was of a half 70 SO IA
bid. Iron Silver Mining was easier at
$2.O5 asked, General Motors common
lost point 10 80 bid, with stock at
81. and Lozier Motor was easier al 80
asked. In the bang group, Home Saw.
ings was up five points TO 345 bid Met.
ropolitan State was up two points 10
l26 bid, and FaiTview Savings was
point higher TO l56 bid, with block az
les.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
MRS. PANKHURS7
IS UNDER ARREST
ON BOMB CHARGE
Scotland Yard Alleges She IN
cited Blowing Up of Lloyd
George Summer Home
ASSUMED BLAME FOR
DEED IN a SPEECH
Defied Police to Arrest Hell
Leader of London
Militants

LONDON. Feb. "a - Formaiy
charged with melting the blowing up
II the Lloyd-eorge country mouse 80.
walton Heath, aud stirring up The
other suffragettes' outragesi Mrs. En-
Ynelipe Pankhurst, leader OF the Lon
don militant suffragettes. was arrest
cd nv scotland Yard men this AFTER
noon. Just as she was about TO aa-
dress another meeting IN the London
pavilion.
large crowd had gathered. and
Mrs. Pankhurst was ready 10 mount
the platform. when the police told
a her abe was under arrest and led her
of toward Bow street The captive
was followed by crowd OF her
women sympathiZers and the whole
party was surrounded by bowling,
hooting mob, who Jeered the women.
When a bomb, supposedly OF suf-
fragette origin, wrecked the servants
quarters OF the Walton Heath home
being built for David Lloyd-George.
chancellor OF the eXchequer. Mrs.
Pankhurst made a speech at Cardin,
Wales, in which she said she claimed
all the credit and assumed all respon-
sibility.
She defied the police 10 arrest her,
and on the order of Home Secretary
McKenna. the police ~ Cardiff for
warded 10 home ONCE lawyers a
stenographic transcript of Mrs. Pank-
bursts speech.
Her arrest this afternoon resulted
Mrs. Pankhurst has been arrested
many times before by the police for
participation In suffragette attacks,
and has spent much time in prison
Miss Anne Keeney, one OF Mrs
Pankhurst's chief lieutenants. ad
dressed the crowd in the pavilion
after the arrest, and attempted &c
explain why Mrs. Pankhurst had been
taken into mustody. She was greeted
with cheers and jeers, and was un
able TO finish her speeehsFthe asaaf
ence apparently being divided in sen
timent.
Miss Keeney charged the newspa
rers with melting the people against
the suffragettes. and said:
NO matter what is done, the move
ment will continue"
From Bow street, Mrs. Pankhurst' s
case was transferred 10 EPSON police
court, which mas 1urlsulcuon over
Walton Heath, where the Lloyd
George house was wrecked. Her
trial was set for tomorrow morning
In her Knights Bridge fiat. Mrs
Pankhurst had several travelling bags
packed and II is believed by some
that the police had tipped off the suf
fragette leader OF her impending ar
rest. hoping she would bolt.
AT her request. three Scotland
yard detectives took Mrs. Pankhurst
to her fat in Knights Bridge, and
from there she was taken 10 Scotland
Yard for examination, before arraign-
ment In Bow street.
After the arrest, il was learned
that Home Secretary McKenna early
today held a conference with the
king. and ii was supposed that the
arrest OF the suffragette leader was
the result OF that consultation.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
GYPSY WILL TRY
TO DIVORCE HUSBAND

Rosie Stancovich, gypsy. living in q
tent near Dearborn, called on County
Clerk Farrell Monday morning and
said she wished 10 start divorce pro-
ceedings against Charles Stancovich,
whom she married ia 1908 She said
that her husband had been cruel TO her
and she barred her arms TO show q
number of severe blisters which, she
said. were caused by being thrown
against red hot stove By her hus-
band He ~ now in Chicago and mis-
wife charges desertion, in addition to
cruelty She has boy. three years
old
! Attorney Fraser Paterson took up
her case and made arrangements TO
file the suit for divorce Monday after.
noon
Mrs. stancovich's maiden name was
Rosie George
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
COUNCIL ASKS NO
CHANGE IN LIQUOR LAWS
CONTINUED from Page one,


TO a man who has been In business
in this city half century" said SIs
Dingeman.
Next Thursday morning M IN
o'clock, the liquor committee wI,,
meet to take up applications for ~,
censes. Chairman Dlngeman has 90
lected II applicants 10 whom be 70.
fers as test cases" The applications
cover a number OF violations OF tn
law. In a number OF instances two
or more applications have been re
ceived for the same place. One Il
cense IL owned by a man whose oc
cupation is given In the CITY director,
as 'repairer." The police and IN,
memhers OF the liquor committe,
have investigated the cases in cues
ton. The meeting will be held In IA,
council chamber and will be one,
TO the public 81 was originall
scheduled for /Monday, but AID
Kingsley is III. and Aid. Heating
at home nursing cold.
I'm half dead myself" added Al,
Dingeman. If this work Is not cor
pleted pretty soon, the council VT
have TO MI our places with subst
tutee"
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
nnsrnN cnPpER MARkEr-cIo.-l

Am Zine % Adventure, - Alaska
Gold Mines, 1915 Arlz 'OIuI.. Archd-
tan r. AIlouez. - Bate $ sup. 2
Cal < Ariz, 60ls Cal iierl@, az;
49, DAILY West 3ig Davis DAILY. ] ~,
East Butte llia franklin. 9 dirouN.
pa Goldneh CONS, q. iranGy, - :.
Or Cauauea, =. Hancock, !, y la
d,ann III Inspiration. H.. Isle Royale.
24Is Kerr Lake 3L Lake l4t. MAY q
flower. s.. Michigan y Miami top-
Der. gglg Mohawk. ~. NeV. Cons To-.
Nipisslug 80, North BItte. 80 N9r'
Iske Il. Biibway. =. old COLONY. 4 :.
old Dom. 4Hs Osceola s.. Pond ,'rk.
"gL quincy 6sh Ray cons 20,
shannon lGi, Shat. 4 Ariz. -, sup.
copper POI a; Sup/. y Bost"f RIM
its, a. tnited Fruit COM l63. titan
Apex. - Utah Cons. Sh Utah Cop
per 5Oa. 4. : smelling 3N% 90 ~
49, NinonA "a WOIver ss---t4 =
wyAndottS, 100. &
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

Judge Arthur J. futile handed down
a decision in favor VI the Detroit.
Grand Haven a Milwaukee railroad
IN the United states court. Saturday.
holding that the state has no right 70
TAX securities OF that road held out.
side It's jurisdiction. The railroad Cd.
crates under special charter being
me only one in the state which s,jlr
has such a privilege. and Law.
passed by the legislature recurring
railroads operating under special
charter TO pay tax on bonds issued
Us held unconstitutional as discriml
natory legislation. The suit was fled
last June and the amount OF taxes
involved was S42.193 The state 3
given 80 days in which 10 file an an
peal.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Ruttrr-Boprd prices are Creamery
extras 7jc. frsts. $40 dairy 4-c'
barEfng stock bic per 10.
IRxs current receiot5. cahdieu
cases Included. zoe per io1 Receipts
$40 cases
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
nank. naa Tsu.t Co..
80 fnllowlnR 49, - pr

The following Arms are priv.
hesed 20 execute orders on TIE
Co Cartyle & Poyak r. " clarke
a Co.. Lewis G. GortonG W \.
Hamln & Coz Richard Irwin Il
Co: w. F. Moss & Co X w Noble
4 Co ~ + Reilly 4 co William
X Rose y Co II = Warren & Co.
and GeorEe 81 West s. ca
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

Genera" l1nndrs H,or.'
Is a. q
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

NOTICE.
Stockholders Meriug OF the "Delray
Connecting r. H. Co" Notice 10 HEREBY
ytven that the annual meeting OF tho
stock holders ~ the Delray ConnsCJin,
r. flroad Co for the election OF direct
orr and the transaction OF such other
business az may come up before tns
annual meeting VII De l. cid at the o.
ace OF tho company. In the city OF De.
troll Mich. an Wednesday March IS
1919 att O'Clock D. m. BY order OF the
Directors or the Company. (SignsdJ
= D. Sanders Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
Nrm nonk MErAL MARkET

NEW YORK, Feb. - The metal ex :
change closed dun spot copper, Us y
IA 80. lead ~ 204s.S5
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

ITzHE Michigan state Life Insurance
General Founders Co acted as agent has un
extent anu
is rather TO the future OF th@
company worked OF course the agency o
Is expected thS IN
terms upon be quite favorable as they nav
been
Of quoted around ~ per
I There is Of course certain
amount stability account OF the renewal
nwine
u IS quite probable mat re"
assets OF the would bring much IN returns
been expended chien Intangible thing known a.
good
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
Apple. - Fercy I25Od: ordinary
iiG $50 per Dbl: box apples SI.5op
275
Bansaas-Good shipping stock. alst

Apples - tepcN AZ.50 n . ordinary
s .',s per 'Sl' box apples $500
Dsnpsss---Good shipping stock, ,lst
G223 bunch
Besn--Dried Linn 547nc Id
CruIinower-S Is ~ = doz
Crlery-I1 ome- grown SoG35c. Flor
IDA &2-5o u > 20 per crate, Goa 75c doz
CHhbEge-Ii y IS bbl
Cheese-A hCiesaie prices. Michigan
aata i5tl Qiec, Nvw York nats. Is
.-sl4c. limbprEcr lsu1gC. domestic
swiss 22g 23~ imported swiss. $50
Cbestnuts-spanish. 9Qloc 10.
Crsnberries = L9te Howes, 50 Dbl:
Da,r.-Persiau. new. 5g5lsc per ID ,
Dressed CaIle. -- Fancy. ls4lglsc,
common. lQM l2c per 10
Iigs Imported. new. IlQl5c ID :
IinBn HaddIes-lOiz ale ID
Fresh NeKetables-Cucumb hot
house. Al.'y4- per doZ., lettuce. hot
house, ION lie spinach. IS q soc per bus
bu. turnIps 5oG SOC bu. ruts oagaa
4oc bu. parsnips 50c bu: dollhouse to-
natoes, asa soc 10: Florida tomatoes
S45g per G-baske crate ~ n soc per
Grape FruIt-Florida So % Y 80 box
Honey-I'snuy white. lG0i7c. am
Der, l24l2}sc III, extracted. So asc 10
H.y-Detrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, o. Detroit No ! timothy
iIiSoal;i No. timothy. SIS 9is5o;
80 ~ io q ~ ~,
wheat ami Dat straw. ;S8o5o ton
Hides 40. ! cured hides. 13tac, No.
sIrek |llsa nc 49, cured Oul. Z,
III ~, srfst MS -. 80. IJ[ s.,
IT,. IT,, no cured nurraih ile Ne.
Ltt'n 'uurraln, s'2c. 40 cured colt
70 - J green calf ~ 80 horse
Ia. t,t'' i"9 "..rs - SictP,
~ 80. NJ. z tides DC on. kip and calf.
- ~
i'cn'"ns-' 30 box
nussrooms--35 q 4Cc per 10
ohi"ns - lcllo@. ar lots. 461 sue,
.tore lots. o5aslc 6u: new spanish,
y - per crst"
FiorIdaE Ia0a5C per 5"..
PonItr, sDrpss iGd I5i4c; hens. Is
tuti,ts 8. 1871 200 ill.,
I'inenppieS-S3 5O04 per crate
P"tntOes-MicAlBar 4OQ45c per bu
IN eatiots' New Bermudas. E2.7j 6u,
Ntrswberries--i0li 45c per quart
sweet Potutoe.--Jerssy. kin drIsd
s. 50 Y 20 per crate
Taliow-No !. &C, No. 2. sc ID.
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods -Apples sails. $3.50.
.aked Deans LID, 9vW coo, Lima beans.
VIC 20 Corn Fancy Maize, 81 -:
standard. 9Oc Table bcets. Si25Gl &C
Ieasi fancS early June 81 30 stand
sru; u. soakcd. . q iOs salmon
,ocs a a'aF 80 pihh 49,. roma.
80 800 - Aarrowfat - 80;
Wv Aited tariy June
F..a t"pIirg ,rt- .
fn- r.IIiirps 600 cosI IssuI r,r ~
r,a - NN.u H'@ .
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Feb, Zi.--Mouey on call
Q a per cent: time money. ~ per cen
for six months. mercantile paper. PEE
cent. bar silver London, - -lGd oai
silver-New York. Slc; demand ster
ling 1887.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

TN, latest dreadnRught. the Fuse
balr.S built ln Japan, Will be abb 20
~ row Urondside three times heavier
Than that ~ the original drcaintlHht.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24

captau r. " Bracket %, OF
gv1rnt scott. Mass, is still active as 4
rshertnan. "A business ne has folloWsl
tCr - years.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

\ yo~ 10 1
q ""oe
.ssnsv Rne H -
. ~Sds~ o 600
The Detroit times., 1913-02-24


NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE stock
market opened quiet. but leading Is
sues as whole showed good-sized
gains.
MONA general break in Ameri-
can Can caused the whole market 70
decline during the second hour Amer
lean Can sold al 81 IL. - OF from
high Union Pacific dropped 70
l54 3-s. ! 3A points or and Anal.
gamated vas 81, IA %. with United
states Steel at % SIS. l-S on
II a. u For the first hour, the
market was dull With America can
showing a decline toward the close.
Despite pressure on Southern Pacific.
stock seemed 10 be wanted on the
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