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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
JOBDING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals. $3.50;
baked beans. lib, 30 q 6Oc; Lima beans,
slQ125. Corn. Fancy Maine, 81 40:
Peas: Fancy early June. 81 30: stand
ard 81: soaked, b09 zoe. Salmon!
sockeye. tail s2.35; fiat s2.4o: Alaska
reds, $3.50; Alaska pinks. sl2o. Tom!-
early June, $40; sifted early June.
81 40 per doZ.
Feed-Jobblng prices in 1Oo.lb.
sacks bran. s24 coarse middlinss; S25:
s2l.50 cracked corn. sea- corn and
oat chop. $50 per ton.
IIour--tohbing prices: Best diehi-
$500: pure rye, $3.50; spring patent.
Hardware Nails s2.05 case: PLAN
snneaied wire; - per ;,wg. salvanize,d
galvanized sheets, "a gauge. $3.S5. "a
gauge. 1855; 27-gage. $3.50: 2s-gaugc.
s3.s0 30-gauge. S210 per cwt., single
bit axes bronzed So rs per don; poll
mad s4-gauge. 1910 per cwt: carriage
bolts small. TO- 10 and 8 per cent on /.
large, SIS per cent OF list. machine
bolts. small; I5 per cent on large. 90
oiIs-Raw Iinseed. sic. boiled lin
seed SIC. Diamond headlight kero-
sene 10mc. perfection. lie. Eocene.
1sc: Crown gasoline, lSc per gal; tur-
pentine. ia barrel lots. 49c gal
proyIsIons-Mess pork. $40. family,
s2eW24; clear backs S2l a % so; hsms.
Is y plTc picnic hams III i4 ai2c; ba-
con 16m1Sc: lard. In tierces. llk G.;
kettle rendered. i2hc per 10.
susars-Corrected daily by W H..
Edgar e sons: crystal dominoes. alb +.
$3.50; do. 5-ib, sac; Eagle tablets.
$500: cut loaf $50; cubes. ISIS;
xxx powdered, S5.l5:, standard pow
81 so: granulated, fine. In bulk. $40,
granuIated. 26-Ib cottons Si15; crystal
domino gran. 7-lb. and 5-lb. cartons In
cases. IS crystal DOMINO ran son, - :
;G one' 10 .. $50; No. 81 ts; 10 )
ttto; No. 3. ttss: Ne. 10. tAN. No.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
Have Often Wonder

Now they have compiled die
tionary OF the monkey language. All
foolishness; no demand for such
thing"
"oh, | don't know. Many people
would like to know what Is being
surg at the musical comedies. -
Washington Herald,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03

grade though occasional
20 20 forward with development 1t may he cor sdeed
appears IN nroa
e Mascot paying mine and the vicis
may DC met In things 90, aro
gambling against when raonov ~ 81 you are
e against the promotion Of company and be,v 49, e.
put INTO II will properv No., ~
menoeed however that be long while bo,oro ,
commence and Chat the yet reached the
stage a - u "e Sure-ln'ng
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Hunks md Trn.t 1,

The following firms. are priv
ileged 10 execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus a.
CO.. Carlyle * Povak. r. IL Clarke
a. CO.. Lewis @ Gorton W. y
Hamlin & Co; Richard Irwin ~
Co: w + Moss & Co. n w. Noble
e Co " F. Reilly & co: William
II Rose q Co; II s. Warren & Co,
and George NJ West x Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
BUTTER AND EGGS

Dutter--Board prices are. Creamery
extras. $50; hrsts. 3lC. dairy 22c.
packing stock, Gle per ID
g. Current receipts candicl,
cases included, "a &C per doz, Receipts,
ga caRes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
MARKETS AND FINANCE
STOCK MARKET IS
UNDER WAR CLOUD
Expected Renewal of HOstilities
in Balkans a Factor in
Early Declines
\. Y. STOCK MARkET-cIo.e.

Am AZ Chem co. j4a. Am Cop, ~,
Loct mo. 4Oi. do pfd l05 y Am smell
SO Am Sug. 1177s Am Tel a Telh
l3l; Am Tob 2S2. Am Wool IF, - q:
nG,onda. 37S; Atch. 1885 Il n o..
Fac 2Ss1s can I.eath ~, 94i4 chino
Gaf.,-42&s a x ~ r. tt3. Cht X
invest. 1874 & Fuel Il J. S9A Con
Gas. 1874 Corn Prod l47s bis Sec
Cor. lSS Erie, 3Ii. Gen Flee, li2is
Gen Motor ~. IS, CT Nor pf 12SL CT
y ore pr 29l IN Cen. 12stz Int Mel,
1sls do. pr 81 Int liar com. 1871. ;
Kan q SO, z6l L"high Val. 1919 NJ
81 T. 4 ; Ste NJ RI. Iipt. ~ Ptc. as
y Y con, 1USt. Nor y West, llo = .
North rac. 1925 Penn II H. l22. Pitts
burg coal pr saas Pres 81. Car. SS+
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NEM NoRk PRoplCE.

NEW YORK. Feb s.-Flour: Quiet
and unchanged. Pork; Steady. mess.
N976M sac %. Lard: steady, middle
west spot. s1O.S0@ 1910. Sugar: Raw,
urm; centrifugal. SO test. 3.4Sc mus
covode. 80 test. 2.sSc; refined. steady:
cut loaf, 5.l5c; crushed. 5.05c. powder
CT. 4,40@ 450c; graduated. 43og 4. 45c.
Gomee; Rio, No. :, on spot, lslsc.
Tallow: Quiet; city. &c: country,
5is 06Sc Hay Quiet and weak !:
price, sialO5: No. 3. 10 soc; clover.
lbs soc. Dressed poultry steady.
Turkeys, lim2ic. chickens. l2a ace;
fowls lSMl7c; ducks. lO6ilsc Live
roultryi Quiet; geese. l5c; ducks. II
Q l9c; fowls. 10 he; turkeys, 1874 u l9c;
roosters. lie; chickens. l4c Cheese:
Firm; state milk. common 10 specials
l44t lSLze; skins common 90 specials,
5Sfisc full skins. 20 Sc.
Butter Firm; receipts. 5,693: cream
cry. extra. see; state dairy, tubs, 92W
33c, imitation creamery hrsts "a zoe.
Eggs: Firm; receipts, 1880; nearby
white fancy 29m3lc; nearby mixed
fancy. 2fa zee; fresh irsts. 23l1 q &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Balkan sit
uation was veritable Chinese puzzle
today. The stage was set for the re
sumption OF hostiiiLies on the stroke
Of Z o'clock tonight, and no Balkan
state had said anything TO the con.
trary, yet the foreign ambassadors
did not believe that Bulgaria would
50 against the advice of Germany
The kaiser appropriated the spot
light OF the war game in most dra-
matte manner at the last moment,
causing his minister at Sofia TO pre-
sent note to Gar Ferdinand, in
which Germany told Bulgaria that
the offers contained in Turkeys reply
to the great powers were fair enough
and formed a good basis for the re-
sumption of peace negotiations. The
kaiser's note was a distinct plea for
Turkey, and also was the first out
spoken warning TO the allies that
the powers do not want further fight
ing in the balkans. Germany acted
with the full knowledge and consent
or the other powers.
The allies were made uncomfort
able by announcement from the
porte that all blame for renewed night
ing would rest on the allies; that Tur
key would not make a move until the
allies had fired first, and would re
tain the Ottoman peace ENJOYS il
London.
SOFIA, Feb. 3.-Czar Ferdinand 70
day called a hasty special meeting o
the Bulgarian cabinet. and 1t was said
int the note from the German Kaiser
presented by Germany's minister here
was under consideration
The kaiser In friendly terms, strong
iy discouraged further fighting in tn
balkans, and said that the Turkisl
proposals were found favorable 70
further peace negotiations.
Bulgaria is ready to bombarC
Adrianople half minute after O'Clock
the hour when the armistice oficiall!
expires, and yet there is no desire OF
the part Of this government to affron
Germany or any other of the powers
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U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


"0u"te
etoeAsd O 0o0fIa
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Hns M1nd be Kind
which
W C. H.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--The metal ex-
change closed weak; spot copper. tls.26
bid; lead, ,4254436.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
Apples - Fancy, $2.5o03: ordinary,
s-gI.6o per bbl box apples. sl.5o8

Z.ZO.
Bsnsnss-Good shipping stock. ,1.5t
d225 bunch.
BraBs-Dried Lima. 7a71sc ID.
Caulifowsr-s2,25 g 20o doz
CeIery-Home-g grown, 500 35c.
Csbbage-sl " !. IS bbl
Cheese-Whoiesale prices: Michigan
fats, Is 4 q &C: New York fats. 1914 q
&c, limburger. l7g1se; domestic
Swiss. 2lg 23c: imported Swiss. ESQ
MISUNDERSTANDING. sg1oc ID.
Cranberries - Late Howes. 80 bbl;
$3.25 bu.
Ds.e.1 7,i e ia new 81, 9se per ID;
pressed Calves = Fancy, 1911 ai4c:
Figs = Imported, new. llGl5c ID;
California csc ID
Finnan Haddie.-loQ lie Id.
Fresh Negetables---Cucum hot
house. $2Q2.25 per doz; lettuce. not
house. IL q l2c, spinach. Slg llO box
bu. turnIps 50u60c bu.: rutabagas.
Acc blu: parsnlps. soc BIZ; dollhouse to-
matoes 2sm30c ID, Florida tomatoes.
IS per s-baskot crate; SOC sS per per basket
Grape Fruit-Florids, 1926 q 3 so box.
Honey-Fancy white, l6ql7c; am
Der. i3Ql2hc ID: extracted. sis Qec 10
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. T. o. b. Detroit: No. ] timothy
S145O915; No. timothy. slS $50;
No. ! mixed, $50 1890; Ight mlxeu'
t13.5ca14: rye straw, Sl0Ql060;
wheat wheat and oat straw. ssas5O ton.
IIides-No. ! cured hides. l4c. No.
! green hides. lee; No ! cured bulls.
lie: No l green bulls. Zoe; No. cured
veal kip. 15c. No. / green veal kip. lSc:
No. / cured murTain. loo; No. green
murrain. l0c No l cured calf. live;
No. / green calf. lie; No. horse hides.
81. No. horse hides, SO. Sheepskins.
as to amount OF v DOL, soc 4 ~. 90; No.
hides. 1c Off. kip and calf, ! hc on.
Icmons-S7 a. $50 box.
LImes-sl II l. % hoz.
yushrooms-35 Q40c per ID.
onions - Yellow, car lots, tb4 5Uc;
store lots. 55G6)c bu.; new Spanish.
s1.25 per crate.
Oranges-Californis navel. t3.bOW4;
Floridas, ;3m35o per box.
POuItry-Springs 10 q 15Hc; hens. IL
Gl6c; roosters IN 10c: ducks 16117c:
! turkeys. lS0l9c lb.
PIneappIes 5Oa5 per crate.
| PotntOes-Mchlgan 45A60c per bn,
In CARROTS: New Bermudas. f2.75 blu:
$3.50 Dbl
straw berrie.-45Q COO per quart.
sweet Potntoes-Jersey, kiln dried
$i.65Hl.70 per crate.
T.Ilow--No. /. &c; No. 2 &C ID.
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II. rsIeB: No. IL. 81 90: No ls. H.iG:
No. Il. N,l5; No 10. tt15: non :cakins
per 100 lbs household powdered. T..
tS to case. s3.40 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03

Job Printing Done Right. Times
prfnttnu Co., rs John R.-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
PRODUCE

There were no price changes 10 re-
port this morning. although there was
general feeling that better prices
We're due 10 advance about cent be-
fore night Poultry is steady and firm
in tone The demand is not especially
urge nj but the receipts for the past
week have been light and there is no
pro spect OF any Improvement for the
immediate future Eggs are steady at
,the last advance and. while the cold
weather lasts Will rule firm. Dressed
calves are quiet ard steady and dressed
hogs and the potato market are slow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03

MASCOT Mining Co is operating copper claims
ARIZONA which have shown fair OF promise
ue'eop into mine SO far the values chiefly
ahn ..o4...
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
INInN STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Feb S--Hogs Receipts. $1,000 head:
market. SLOW and higher, mixed ana
butchers. S745q 30; good heavy s. Z o
s7fc7f7T0: pigs. s6TT.4b cattle Ee-
,yipts. 20 600 head. market. steady.
teeyrs. S6.250g,20. cows and heifers.
So 90 Z, 9.ib; stockcrs and feeders, Sl,to
itTsO: Texans S4900 5.T5; calves.
So 6ChII0 Sneep: Receipts, $4,000
head market steady and strong. ma
tive S4eOa > 90: western. $3.50 so.
lambs sG.60fi $50: western, $3.50 u $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden,
stone & Co. Feb, 3:
Oren Noon.
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Bower x Bowers live stock Report.

GLEN ELAND, o.. Feb 3.-Hogs: Re
&c pts $500 head. market higher;
Workers and mixed. S1.95uS heuv!ss.
sTl JC Cattt, So 5OqS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 3.--Peaee In
the Balkans Is in sight, aeeUrdiug
TO a news agency dispatch from
Sophia, which said that Bulgaria
Was ready 20 agree to the pro-
posal by the great powers that
Turkey control the religious part
Of AdrlanopIe, " the Holy City
were coded TO Bulgaria.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
OTTOMANS WAIT
FOR THE ALLIES
TO FIRE FIRST
Stage Is Set for Resumption oil
Hostilities in Balkans
Tonight
KAISER SAYS TURKS
ARE FAIR IN REPLY
This Advice May Have Effect
of Continuing Peace Ne
gotiations

coNsTANTlNoPLE, Feb. a.
Turkey today expected the siege
Of Adrianople to be resumed to-
night, but the sublime porte
stated that Turkey would careful
Iy avoid taking the initiative IN
renewed hostiIities. Ottoman
troops we're ordered to make no
move.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-03
BOSTON COPPER

Reported Tor The Times ~ Paine
Weber g. Co, Feb. 3:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
CARRANYN ARMS RETURN
IN FORCE TO PIEDRNS NEGRAS

picdras Negras, Mexico, oct 81
The constltutionalists again occupied
pledras Negras. once thor provisional
capital. at the return from the front
today OF 500 troops under Colonel
Herrera. The neutral government
formed "wednesday 20 control the city
after tho evacuation Of the military
remains In charge however. Co.dlict-
ing rumors still come from Peyotes
whore federal and constitutionalists
armies face each other, the latest be-
ing that the federais are gradually
pushing their opponents back. The
constltutionallsts claimed 10 have re-
nuised the forces Of General Mas
last night. hut said no important en-
gagement has taken place.
Numerous reports OF filihustering
Dlaus and attempts at "gun running
have rodouhlnd the vigilance OF AM
erlcan troops along the border,
Though Pledrns NeRras is controlled
by n neutral council, cries of ''vava
IIuerta" this morning caused death
sentence to be passed on a federal
sympathlzer. The intercessinn of w.
w Vaughn. nn American engineer
long n resident Of Piedrns Negras'
saved his life, hut he was roughly
handled by constitutionalls, so/ FRS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
DEMOCRATS DIVIDE
ON CURRENCY ACT
PROVISIONS
Problem of Securing Any
thing Like Action on Mea-
sure Troubles Presidens
Wilson.


Washington, Oct 3.--'rhe situation
confronting the administration cur
rcrcy bin in the senate has become
"a matter Of deep concern TO preai-
dent Wilson and members OF the sem
ate who favor early action on the
bill.
Four members OF the senate bank
ing and currency committee have
tried to devlse plan for hastenlng
action on tho bill, but they have not
decided finally what course to fol-
low, u the fun committee refuses TO
report the bin back to the senate.
Chairman owen and Senators
Pomerene. Hollis ana Shafroth have
participated in the conferences.
which began soon after the visit OF
Senators owen and shafroth 20 the
White House early in the week IL
is understood that Senators Hitch
cock. O'Gorman and Reed. the three
other Democratic members Of the
senate committee. have thus far re-
fused 90 agree 60 any plan of Inn
medmtc action on the bill.
scyerul tentative plans for forcing
the measure ON the attention of the
senntc have been considered by ad-
ministraiion leaders. These Include
"a proposal 90 discharge the senate
committee from further c0nsldcra-
tion 90 tho bill. thus bringing II be-
fore the FUN senate. and the alternate
possibility OF having Democratic
caucus take up the problem
In both casoa, however. the friends
81 Che administration bin recognise
that sentiment ls divided on tho
Democratic side over many provisions
Of the measure. e is believed that
an eNndus of senator's from Wash
ingtou will follow tho signing Of the
tariff bin and thai any contemplated
actionin volving the fun Democratic
strength Of the senate would bo with
held for several weeks
The senate committee today con-
unued io hear momhors og dolegn
tions Of small bankers ~ tho south
ana the midlo west dlscuss the ad-
mlnisirntlan bin.
Edwin McMorrlos of Moridon.
Miss, and W. r. McCniob of san An
tonic. Tex. endorsed tho general pur
pasea of tho hill but suggested a num-
bor of rdditiunal sections ia make
the proposed system more attractive
90 small country banks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
CONFESSED DYNAMTTER
ARRIVES AT TNnIANApOIJS

indianpolis. Ind. oct. a.--Gcorge ~
Davis. alias George ODonnell. con
tcsscd dynumlter who was arrested la
New York yesterday arrived here to-
day In custody of Deputy United
States Marshal Joseph Kumb
United States District Attorney
Charles w. Mile Of this city, ana
Robert Foster. detective in the en-
ploy 90 the National Erectors ass0-
citation. who caused Davis arrest al
So accompanied the prisoner 10 this
city. Davis was taken al once 90 the
federal building and his custody trans
ferrcd To United siates Marshal Ed
ward Schmidt. II was announced that
Davis viii bo kept In the federal
building until the meeting Of the fed
oral grand jury next month.
The prisoner probably viii use the
cell which WAS occupiod by Ortie n.
McMnnigni. the confessed dynamiter
who testified for the government in
the dynamite conspiracy trial hero
last fall
Harry Jones secretary and treas,
urer of the International Association
of Bridge and Structural Ironworkcra
who was arrested here yesterday and
released on $4,000 bond. was nc his
office today but ngain refused 90
mako n statement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
ZANACONA MISSION
TO WASHINGTON
ACCOMPL|SHEs
NOTHING
Huerta's Envoy Returns to
Mexico Disheartened at
Failure to Talk With Presi-
dent or Bryan.
IBy IIcaaed Wire 20 EvcnIne Herald.

lhy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
Vera Cruz. oct. 3.--Manuel de "a
macona. former Mexican Ambassador
10 the United states who was sent to
Washington early In September by
Provisional President Huerta to plead
Mexico's case before President will
son. returned here today. lie expects
TO leave for Mexico city tonight.
where he win probably report per-
sonally to the Mexican president tho
failure of his mission.
zamacona made NO attempt 20 con-
ceal his pesslmism. lie Processes 10
believe that his country's Ills are due
TO the Vaccinations OF a group Of Am
orleans. determined &c precipltate in
tervontiOn.
Friends Of ZamacOna say that he
was deeply chagrined at not being re-
ceiyed In Washington. but Zamacona
himself persists IN saying Il was not
expected that he would zee either
Secretary of State Bryan or President
Wilson The vessel ON which Zama-
coma returned 20 Vera CruE brought
also forty Americans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
CANAL SUFFERS NO
DAMAGE FROM
TEMBLOR
Official Assurance Of Complete
Immunity in Telegram from
Chief Engineer to Washing
tom.
Iny Icascd Woo % I.,cnIna IIorala. ]

tby leased Wire to Evening Herald I
Washington oct 5.--Officlal as-
furunce of the complete immunity OF
the Panama canal from damage by
Wednesdays earthquake came TO the
isthmian canal offices here today iu
the following eablegram from Colonel
Gocthals' Earthquake caused no
damage to any canal structures nor
did u create any new or increase any
old slides"
The references 90 slides ~ under
stood 10 arise from the report of al
large movement of earth into Cule-
bra cut, az Cucharacha. which almost
filled tho canal prism at that point.
This movement however has been in
progress for some time and doubtless
was facilitated by the admission Of
water into the cut through the twenty
inch pipes In Gamboa dixie. The pur-
pose of admitting the wnter Into the
cut IN advance OF the blowing MP OF
the dixie about October ]. was To add
to the efficiency of the dynamite
charge by the tamplng effect of the
fifteen feet of water which will be
admitted. n IN probable that this
water has acted as lubricant and
softennd the cut at CucharaCha, thus
Fastening the sliding action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
MEXICAN CONSUL TO
CARE FOR REFUGEES

Mexico City. oct. 3.--The Mexican
consulate at Eagle Pass. Texas, has
been instructed by the federal gov
ernment to care for the wounded
constitutlonallsts who were abandon
ed In Pledras Negras before the evac-
uation OF that city and also TO assist
the Mexicans who crossed the United
States border TO escape from the rev.
olutionists. According to official re-
ports more than 1000 Mexicans have
sought protection on the American
side. Rebels under Pancho villa and
Maclovio Herrera are officially re-
ported TO have surrounded Santa Ros-
alta.
General samuel X. Mercado, the
military governor of chihuahua. today
reported preliminary engagement
between his troops and force or
rebels on Wednesday resulting In a
federal victory The rebels endeav-
ored To retire but were prevented bY
a federal flank movement. The fed
erals lost Major Arroyo. chief OF Gen.
eral Caraveo's staff, and four other
officers killed and also a number or
men. The rebel losses are reported
60 bc sixty men killed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
MIME GUARDS ARE
DISARMED BY
SHERIFF OF
CALUMET
Authorities Hold Special Of
ficers Responsible for Re-
cent Disorders and License
Is Revoked.
QUIET PREVAILS IN
MICHIGAN STRIKE ZONE


fBs LEASED wire % rvrrrns Escrase.
Calumet Mich., Oct. s.--Mino
Guards and other employees Of the
Ahmeck Mining company. subni-
diary Of the Calumet and fiecia in tho
Kewcouaw county copper strike ala-
irlct. may no longer carry concealed
weapons. Tho blanket license issued
by the county authorities giving that
riRhf to the company was today re-
voked. sheriff John ITcpting and
Prosecuting Attorney Hamilton who
revoked tho license said the mino
guardn have been responsible for tho
shooting IN the district. They reach
ed this decision after an investigation
Of the alleged attacks BY strikers on
the special train which brought the
mine guards into the district last Mon
day night. convinced them che first
shots were fired from the train.
Although the strikers we're noisy AZ
the Allouez mino today. General All
boy has complete control of tho sit
uation. Troops from Kewecnaw
points were tho only ones ncodod. the
caVnlFy remaining IN Calumet.
a. the quincy mine near fiancock
four strikers were arrested for alleged
Intimidation, but elsewhere tho strike
zvue was quiet. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
MINE OPERATORS IN
COLORADO FIND
FAULT WITH
OFFICIALS
Alleged Failure to Preserve
Order Around Coal Camps
Denounced in Formal State
ment.

INV LEASED wltn 20 Eveoiua Fteraid ]
Denver. Oct 3.-Criticisms of stnic
ana county official ana peace officers
generally for alleged failure 10 pre-.
serve order around strikers camps
and neishborlng railroad stations
was contained In the formal state
mens issued today by coat mine OPP
orators with headquarters In Denver
The statement also minlmized the re-
port from union headquarters that
thirty or more mine owners" had
reached an agreement with union Of
iicinis. The statoment declares. 'If
the truth of this report is conceded.
statistics demonstrate that the output
of the entire thirty is between three
and four one-hun-
dredths of the total production of
the state"
IL is explained that. 10 FAR ak
known, only owners Of very small
mines have signed an agreement.