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The Detroit times., 1913-03-28
ItJ1lgDATs LIVE
STOCK MARKET

Ia weeo 1rm And active u tne
e otock yards on Thursday and
~ ~ promptly sold - soon
So tondy @ show. Much of the
wv - lStor thar usual In arriving
IN loo6o did not reach the
lo tinno for the days market.
fl1l1ne cattle and the better
M - tho common classes sold
III 05oto mA11nG every possible
~ opole down cost. The de-
II f6g the better grades Of heavy
~ decidedly dull, the price
oklnG the main objection urged
~ buying contingent. Stockers
oe4ers are badly wanted. but
o$ ~ not allow many that viii
Nil to get by them.
lGh cows were active and steady
1nly = few desirable cows on
Veal calves were In light sup
r4 about steady as to price, the
t1ling for Si1.50 per cwt.
~ and lambs were active and
best lambs selling for $8.75.
o1nAnd for mature sheep was
~ md prices paid In this depart
UIxed higher, than last week
were slow getting away,
~ the absence Of kilograms
notern points: when at last the
ut down to business. the fol.
4 prices were paid FOR prime
2o and fat Workers., $s.45; pigs
ht Workers, $3.50.
~: Cattle, 1876; calves. SAG;
1s3f1; hogs. 3,32S.
CATTLE.
&4 y. = Co., butchers ., aver.
Iv4t $50 lbs. S6S5 per cwt.,
44 Co. cows II. sss. So: KAN
Nos. steers IA, $50 S7.25: l.
n, cows g. sS6, 1875; Mason
IL eo =, 20: Hammond. 8. 4
oellivsn. butchers IA. $50
3Sofs IL, 10s7. S7.4o; do, COW.
X Kuok, cows 2, 625, 14.5O
CIV 1. 100, 45.25: do 2. 1220
~. eB.26: do, cows 2, 1920
44nnor 4, $50, -: do. cows 2
80 S2a, $3.50: Sullivan
Y <> MI; do. steers Q. -S36
Q&t ~ 913y $3.50: do. COW 1
poVe :. sls. -; do. steer,
~ = 16cMuiien: sulli
1 = - qtoore 7, 7S0. S7.2s
In u. ~, % .. ESQ. 81
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28
Ennui drove Miriam Nesbitt to the

Ennui drove Miriam Nesbitt to the
pictures.
She thought, when she went, that
it might be theatrical suicide. But
she didn't care as long a. she got
away from the old and found the new.
Now she knows 1t was not the jump
ing-of place. but the climbing-on
point. For IA years Miss Nesbitt, =
brilliant woman. Travelled
and played all kinds OF parts with
many players. including William H.
Crane and Ada Rehan; was in the
original production Of the County
in THE Road To Ysster-
day." and Sweet Nell OF Old Drury."
She was the Tiger Lily In the London
production of Peter Pan" and APP
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28
Wants Marriage AnnuIed.

Phoebe l.. Parks. No. 767 Morrell.
st., has started suit to annul her
marriage to Melvin Wheeler, on the
eround that he had q wife living, from
whom he was not divorced when ne
married the plaintiff. Sept. is, 1910,
IN Mancelona. Mich. Wheeler gave
ner no intimation Of his former mar
rage at the time of her union with
him, says the plaintiff.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28

for returning sight. For n ,o,- -..r.
sms SUI sent up her daily peayeH Her
nusosna dlea and the children mar
.eu snu nad babies Of their own. In
...ss years the blind grandmothsr's
one prsysr was to DO aba 70 Gee her
srahdcniidren even II for but one day.,
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28

Rusksd.
why did you break into N. house
magistrate.
well said the accused, II had
several others to cover that even.
Ing London Evening Standard.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28
BORED BY " ORLD, ACTRESS GOES
7O"MOVES'' TO GET THRILLS!


N
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28

New York ID said TO have $4,000
reeo'e-minded public school children.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-28
!, AND PRAYER

HER SIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
Jake Daubert Leading Hitter Of National League,
Sizes Up Giants Pitchers for Worlds Series; Says
Marquard Is the Best and Puts Matthewson Second
By Jake Daubert
Statement by National Leagues Leading Batter


JACK Coombs pitch his old the Atheics have better
an an chance the worlds series but with
out him believe tho Giants win
Plank and Benedict mighty pitchers hut will be worn
long
The Athletics oueass batting strength their nf
10 better and outnod with Mclraws
tut the Giants excel and ha will count lot Mar
Mahewson omme Tesroau and Dcmhree Is tho way RANK
McGRws ptchers
Mhquard Is lofthandor and tho majority OF
Macks mon hit loft handed RubeB jump ball and drop are almost
uhah when he In right lilo has terrific speed and thero Is no
without Sometimes inehes sometimes six
His drop IN Just effective IL sails straight and true and when
McCraw I'd start Marquard pitch
three This other with long rest the
As Matty; n ghthanded hitting he
would handicap
ped against the left handlers
Matty the Ito has speed control and
marvellous brain lie the ball whore be hit but he pu
something on that makes tho neders ouguesns May
Is loke--on the batter.
choose Fromme az Ia OF tho greatest
pitchers the chance Cincinnati but with
tho Giants behind him. lie steady and experienced
seet speed control and good change OF pace with an undchand
ball that Ia one OF the most mystfying ever
Tcsreau ball pitchers business
no lacks control this think for this Mcraw viii hesitate
TO use big jeff unless he has
pcmarce delivery and
lie BIT inexperienced and
l don't believe he will be = relief pitcher
pitchers than the Athletics
The latter viii Polo grounds field
handicap difficult
the Giants pitchers when c.nteriold filled
Batting lies the bat the flight
OF tho ball the Polo the background Of
pie Il impossible visiting
this and bother much does
visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
RANDOM SHOTS

got Nash II 10 10 be hoped they did
not gnaHh their teeth over the mat.
ter Bend over. Rollo. this AZ In
perfectly painless.
They are picking this fellow Doug
las as the best bet In tho circuit. but
we notice he 10 getting his bumps
right along
A large number Of Tacoma fans
are expected AZ today'a game to
watch Kelly and kurieAA work. Tho
last time these two little fellows
hooked up the game went IL In
nlngn without score The Champs
won In the Is. | 10 0.
Catcher Harry Meek has had q
hard time getting an all-star team
together 20 meet tho Beavers, as
mos, OF the fellows are leaving for
home Immediately after tho conciu.
sion Of tho season Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
HoLD1STS SMOKER

Tho first smoker OF the season
vas held AZ the Seattle Athletic
club Friday nlght, before big
crowd. There were is rounds OF
boxing.
Andy Duvall met A. soutag. both
8. A. c. boys. at ii5 pounds. and
vas awarded the verdict q, the end
OF four rounds. Sontag took conaid-
cradle punishment. Duvall hitting
him practically at VIII
There were no knockfowns.
An extra round was called for In
the Buster O'Neiii-Dick Chandler go
O'Neill was given the decision after
four rounds q Abrams defeated
CiiH Davidson In three rounds:
Archie Clinton won from Richard.
son in four rounds. and Tom Schultz
bea. Dooiing IN four rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
Deer SEASON TO
OPEN OCTOBER i;
GAME PLENTIFUL

with the blue grouse season.
which opened Sept 10, rapidly draw
ing 10 q close. Seattle hunters are
now making plans for the opening
Of tho biz game season. which 90.
ours on October 1.
On and after that date. contin.
uing until the close of the season.
u will be lawful TO shoot upland
birds. water fowl and deer. The
deer season closes Dec. |. and the
season for water fowl Jan. 10,
Game is reported plentiful this
year and many local hunters have
returned with limit bag ~ blue
grouse.
There are certain restrictions.
which do not appear IN tho state
laws, contained In tho federal laws
governing the season on water fowl,
IL is provided In the federal law
that migratory birds can be Killed
only between sunrise and sunset
There are few persons who are IN.
mlliar with what constitutes sun
rise when there Is no sun In the
sky.
The King county game commits.
sion probably will have table
printed for distribution. giving the
sctual time of sunrise and sunset
on each day during tho open sea.
son. between october and Jan
uary 10
on tho opening day. October /,
sunrise viii be az 600 a m and
sunset AZ $50 y. m. On the closing
day. January rs. sunrise will be AZ
1854 n m. and sunset at t:fs p. IN.
There IL difference ~ one hour
and - minutes IN sunrise between
October and January i5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

There are a lot Of olnks who are
always Grabbing about our bush
league club. Yet they're the same
fellows who call up tho newspaper
offices all afternoon and all night
TO find out what happened in Spo-
kane
A. u Again
II Is a neasly. Insignificant rec.
ord that ever gets By this Newton
Colver gent in Spokane Newt dis.
covered In Fridays game that the
Indians shattered the seasons rec
ord for the number Of runners left
on the paths. only ono Red died
on tho paths during tho eaure
game
The Bengal players hauled young
Coen into n soft drink establish.
men, Friday and informed tho
youthful shortstop that a dish had
been named after him. and that he
should stand IN celebration OF
such an event He did. and tho
dispenser passed around ice
Cream" cones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
BETTING IS EVEN

NEW YORK. Sept sT.-nettlng
opened here today nj even money
on the coming series between tho
New York Giants and the Athletics
for the world series The Giants
have the National league champion.
ship practically won. but must win
one more game TO clinch tho pen.
nant
BETTING commissioners have wads
OF money to place on McGraws
squad 20 win the worlds series. but
American league money Is scarce.
The condition OF Doyle and snod.
grass IL worrying the fans. but Nc
Graw says they viii be found In the
opening game OF the series on DC
,ober 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

Although the Varsity has n record
OF having grabbed the conference
gridiron championship each season
for the last five years. never losing
a game. the purple and gold wearcrs
OF the molesklns will participate In
a game this afternoon without the
least bit OF confidence. washing
ton meets the Everett high In a
practice game today. and the play
ers and students alike are fearing
the result.
Everett has n strong eleven this
season. and the fact that Dobie has
has 10 get together practically an
entirely new team this season has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
TRANSFER RACES

Tho automobile races scheduled
for The Meadows. Sunday. October
9. will DO held at Madison park In
stead, aud tho program carried out
In It's entirety The Hotel Wash.
ingtoR Annex trophy, a free-for-all
event for heavy cars. at distance
~ 20 miles. will be the feature race
of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
P.N.A. MEET HERE

That Seattle will secure the next
big track and field meet 10 be held
under the auspices OF the p. y. A.
II tho opinion expressed today by
Frank Vance. athletic director OF
the Seattle Athletic club.
Vance will boost this city ms the
meeting place az the annual con.
ference OF tho =. y. A. officials.
which will bo held in Seattle Sun.
day.
The merit p. " A boxing and
wrestling championships will take
place either In pondlcton or Vie
toria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
BOWL IN TACOMA

Several Seattle bowling teams
have received Invitations from Ia.
coma bowlcra for an inter.city com
petition to be held IN that city about
the middle 81 the coming season.
a league will be organized In the
City OF Destiny and attempts made
To stage the Northwest bowling
championships I'm that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

BROOKLINE. Mass. Sept. 81
Francis Ouimet. the youth who re-
Gently won the open golf champion
ship OF American here. added to his
laurels Friday when be met and
defeated Jerome ID. Travers, ma
tlonal amateur golf champion
Prior to his match with Travers,
Oulmet and his partner. =. n. Hoyt.
lost 10 Travers and Gilman Tiffany,
4 up and 3 TO play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
YES, WE WON, BUT

Although the Champs succeeded
again In taking the Bengals into
camp. there is no change In tho
Northwestern league standing 10
day. Portland also won Friday. Sc
attic walloped tho Tigers, 4 TO i.
Score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
OFFER WELSH BOUT

BUTTE. Mont. Sept 2T.--An of
fer for bout with Champion Willie
Richie. 20 be staged in San Fran.
cisco Thanksgiving DAY. has been
received here by Freddie Welsh.
the British lightweight champion.
Welsh wired that he would nccep,
providing tho guarantee was salts.
factory. Granoy wants TO stage the
battle. Welsh Is here training for
his bout with Fighting Dick fiyland.
which takes place October S.
Fills tho ts.th--nanishes Tooth.
aohe--Hu,ler's Liquid Tooth Filler.
Druggists. &c Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
SAYS SHE STOLE HIM AWAY

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 27-Mrs.
@. r. Ferguson. wife OF a rich real
estate man. has sued Mrs. Florence
Smallcy. widow of Victor Smalley.
tho playwright for $4,000. charg-
ing alienation OF her husbands AT.
fections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
VARSITY ELEVEN TO
MIX WITH EVERETT

stirred up the fright. Tho students
even agree with the coach. in view
OF tho lack OF veterans on this years
squad. that prospects for another
championship are by no means
bright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

o,s.,,,l ana Occidental Medical
= !. rs,vs every disease known. for
:. women, children. old and
-~,s sss Third Ave. second
~, Entrance Paxton Hotel
rr.-sst,ca frec. II you cannot
n vr,,. GUARANTEE to cure
rvs;s DISEASES
O.. 4 o. MEDICAL CO.,
nsy !. Hing. Ger. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
Other Northwest Games

VANCOUVER. Sept 27.--The
Bees were unable to stop the Beav'
ers and the flag winners took an
other game Friday. winning . TO 0.
X II. r
Vancouver ........ 8 /
flrLeTlA
Batteries--Hail and konnick.
Fitchner and Shea
SPOKANE. Sept 27.--Ths Colts
landed on Douglas Friday. winning
tho game. 4 20 2. and retaining sec
ond place for at lsas; another day.
II. n. r
Portland ............... -
Spokane .............s..
Batteries and Williams;
Douglas and Altman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

CALGARY CAM adopted the and pennies
accepted for municipal and In rots shops
A .lan Of city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
AMEHICAN IEAauE

washington .. New York o.
Boston 10. Philadelphia 4
IT. Louis 2, Chicago q
Cleveland Detroit game postponeo
rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

s.a,,i. .'....sf -
Tacoma .........o 20 o--i
summaryi Two-bass hits-Rsyrnonh.
Martini FRIES West. struck out-Hy
I pstl q, By Girot 4 Bases on bslls-off
/ Dell 2 Umpire~-Toman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
Something me-

Something new
and wonderful.
and the only Chi
uese Medical Co.
that has It's Res
istra,lon TRADE
MARK at Wash
|inx,on. D. C. In
America. Il n Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
Seattle and Vancouver have

no postponed games TO play
off. and only one game viii be
played here Sunday. Tacoma
plays ~ home Sunday. meeting
tho Victoria Bees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
NATIONAL, IrAGup


Philadelphia 90 Boston s-io
PittaburR Q. Chicago /.
New York 4. Brooklyn ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

pOrins-Austln Salt Hotel Arlington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

Every day gives US more evidences
OF what an utter Idiot Doc Osler
was. F-rins,ance. there IL the Van.
couver Beavers Look nj tho old
scoundrels winning pcnnants.
We were surprised 20 hear that
the Cubs had released Pitcher Va
iandingham Hieronymns. That In n
whole lot to let 90 OF all NJ one
time.
Ouehl
Since the Toledo ieam failed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

!. 1afna sanitation ard advice
cut u fe.n. -rft. Prices
md fscisfs Medicine Hour.
ssA'ns .. m sanfAy. i3sts to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

Since the Toledo team failed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27

yssr fvrnaneo room suIs
AdvsrtIss for q better one.
- ssas want ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-27
OUIMET WINS AGAIN

Douglas and Altman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

do you mean by that? What has the divorce
got to do with it?' o.,
~ great deal, should say said he with
the rare. almost superhuman patience that
has made him 50 valuable to me.
Upon my soul" was all that | could say.
Hawkes. raped on the door luckily at
that instant. The men from the telephone
company are here, Sir, and the electricians.
Where are they to begin, SIR
Tell them TO wait said |.
Then | hurried TO the top of the east wing
10 ask if she had the least objection to an
extension phone being placed in my study.
She thought it would be very nice; 50 re-
turned with instructions for the men to put
in three instruments, one IN her room, one
IN mine. and one in the buffers pantry.
TOWARD the middle Of the afternoon
L when Poopendyke and | were hard at
work on my synopsis, we were startled by
dull mysterious pounding on the wall nara
by. Then came the sharp rat-a-ta-tat once
moro Even as we looked about us IN be
wildcrmcnt. the portly FACADE OF ludwig the
Rcd moved out Of alignment with heart
ronding squeak, and a long, thin streak Of
LIack appeared at the inner edge OF the
frame, growing Nlucl' anu D'''N''N' - -
thing. before our startled eyes.
Are YOU at home?" inquired voice thaC
couldn't bv any means have emanated IRON
the chest Of Ludwig, even in his meIlo"eS'
hours. ,... +,,,
room with great strides. My secretary
ewes were glued to the magic portrait -
~By the Lord Harry" cried. "leS;,
The secret door swung quietly open lay-
ING Ludwig's face to the wall, and IN the
aperture stood my amazing neighbor' as
lovely portrait as you'd see IN year TRIP
through all the galleries in the world. Sne
was smiling down upon us from the slightly
elevated position, charming figure IN the
very latest Partisan hat and gown.
Il am out making afternoon calls Said
she Her face was flushed with excitement
and circumstances. will you pleas.
nut a chair here 80 that may hop down
For answer reached up pair Of valiant
arms She laughed, leaned forward, and
placed her hands on my shoulders. My
hands found her waist. and lifted her gent
Is. gracefully, to the floor.
How strong you are" She said adm!ring-
lv. How do YOU DO, Mr.. Poopendyke::
Please don't stop your work on my account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

~ an the SO called "Grcat Powers,
" Italv has the most unstable ana most
unsatisfactory currency. Not alone . the
exchange subject 20 fluctuatlon Dthat d
true. I'm greater or less degree, Of the cur
r.ncv ot every country. but there Is
great mas, ~ counterfeit and worthless
money floating about the country Tor the
untoing of the unWary. In the FIRST place
the engraving on the paper money Is Of in-
f.rYr quality and hence easy 81 imitation;
secondly. there are $50 many worthless or
doubtful coin IN circulation that the temp
,4tion 20 add 90 their number Is not easily
resisted
Like some Of Our own paper money, the
Italian T. allowed 20 remain m circulation
until .li-,-accfulv dirty and nearly obli,cr-
...f. and therefore difficult Of recognition t-
.Yuu,.rtei, or genuine. TO add 20 the con
fusion. French silver Is generally accepted,
wlii, 'hr coins Of Switzerland. Belgium, and
Greece. although officially recognized. aye.
ID. 4 ui'c. refused On commerce. Numerous
uul and RuWlu'au coin are -'. IN rr.u-
Atun. although ,aluolc- and accepted only
o.. unwa-y foreigners. whom the Italians re-
gard as t4ir prey.
I'm addition. none Of the large number 10
.nc.iri pieces coined before 1868 can hc
ul. ed. although iu,rin -'cli,y 81 equal ydluc
w'h those of later date. since the period
arbitrarily fixed for their redemption has
passed anil the government refuses 20 a,-
..u, them further Under this caption fall
u coin, bearing the head Of Victor En-
manuel snI the word "clcro' O"cicytci .
ou 'ue ,l.r.
The italian possess q mania for mu'ila'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR APRIL o. 1919

o,d nromptlv sat down at his typewriter
and BEGAN pecking at the keys: u came
'iliu 20 INQUIRE when YOU would like to go
oDJn for buried treasure, Mr.. Smart,
she said. 80 o.-o,,. ,,,bo+ Vol,
can do today" quoted glibly.
No she said. well 90 treasure hunting
~, Monday. | haven't the faintest notion
where to look; but that shouldn I make any
difference. No one else ever had. BY the
,,av MIR. Smart, have a bone to pick with
,,o,, Have YOU seen yesterdays papers?
well in one Of them there is long account
- ,,,v-of Mr.. Pless's visit TO your castle,
and \ lengthy interview in which you are
quoted rs saving that he IS one OF your dear
est friends and a much mallgned man VINO
deserves the sympathy OF every law-abiding
citizen in the land.
Ak abominable lie" cried Indignantly.
n "Confound the newspapers.
another paper SAYS that your fortune has
boon nlaced at his disposal in the fight he IS
making against the crimnally ricn amen Ell,
ans You are quoted as saying that | am
= dreadful person and not fit 70 have the
custody Of a child.
"GOOQ LOrd. Sd9JSI 'iN'Pi
you also expect TO do everything IN your
power to interest the administration at
Washington in his behalf.
well, of all the Oh. ! say Countess:
YOU don't believe a word Of all this. do you"
She regarded me penSlvely. You nave
said some very mean, uncivil things to me.
III thought you believed | began
desperately; but her sudden smile relieved
me Of the necessity Of jumping into the river.
"Bv love! | will write TO these miserable
sheets. denying every word they've printed.
And. what's more, III bring an acton tor
damages against all Of EN- Turning 10
Poopendvke, said, "AIr. Poopendyke, VIII
YOU at once prepare a complete and EN-,
phatic denial Of every da-of every word
they have printed about me, and I'll send
it TO all the American correspondents IN
Europe. Well cable it ourselves to the
United States sha'nt rest until am set
straight in the eyes Of my fellow country
men The whole world shall know. Countess.
that am for YOU first, last, and all the time.
Write it, Fred, and make i strong.
She came up 10 me and held out her hand.
81 knew you would do it, she said softly.
"Thanks.
To be continued next Sunday
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-01
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