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The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
WANT ACTION
ON PURCHASE OF
DEPOT APPROACH
Property Owners Are Tired of
Having Their Holdings
Practically Tied Up
HEATING HAS PLAN
FOR FIXING FAIR PRICE
Would Have Land Condemned
and Portion Sold to Mich
igan Central

The council committee on street
openings has invited Henry b. Led.
yard, chairman OF the board OF direc.
tors OF the Michigan Central railroad.
and Charles Moore, secretary OF the
city rian and improvement commits.
sion, 10 confer with the aldermen re-
Gardins the purchase OF property for
the proposed approach 10 the new
Michigan Central depot
The matter mas been held up for
ever a year. and the property owners
IA the territory bounded by Michigan
ave. Seventeenth. Fourteenth and
Dalzelle-sts., have repeatedly petl-
toned the aldermen 10 agree with
the Railroad Oh suitable terms for
the purchase OF the property The
owners say they cannot build on
their property aud they hesitate TO
sell To other parties when negotia-
tons are pending for the purchase OF
the large strip by the city and the
railroad
Aid Maurice j. Heating outlined
a tentative plan for obtaining pos
session OF the property at reason
able hgure, in the meeting OF the
stree. opening committee, Thursday
afternoon. The alderman suggested
that the city commence condemnation
proceedings for the purpose OF secur.
ing a fair purchase price on the prop,
erty. The Michigan Central could IN
the meantime agree with the city on
how much Of the condemned property
IT would be willing TO buy and vacate
for the approach. In this way. the
alderman points out, the railroad
company could share with the city
he cost OF securing the approach,
since the city insists that the Michi.
gan Central should pay a part OF 1t.
The alderman adds that II the
court verdict is excessive, it can be
set aside and the city can proceed
with another plan. The Michigan
Central is prevented from buying the
property outright from the owners
because OF the excessive valuations
PUT OH the property.
The valuation OF s1,500,000 given
the property by the Detroit Real
Estate board is about 100000 out
OF tho way" said Aid Heating. The
assessed valuation Of the property
amounts TO 1897 900 Double this
amount and you have a fair and
re asorable purchase price"
Aid Vernon said that he had spok-
en- to Mr. Ledyard regarding tenta
tive plan he had in mind. similar TO
KeatIugs, and that Mr.. Ledyard as
sured him he would give It lmmedi
eie consideration.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
HOME SAVINGS BANK
TO BOOST CAPITAL
Stockholders 70 Be Asked to
Authorize Increase to
s1.OOO,O0O

The directors OF the Home Savings
bank. In meeting. Thursday, decid-
ID to submit 70 the stockholders a
resolution increasing the capital stock
OF the institution from $75O,00O TO
N,OOO,OOO. The additional $500
shares which are TO be authorized
will be issued to the stockholders at
$500, and half the proceeds OF the
sale Will De added TO capital and the
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
NIGHTDRESS PARADE
IS CAUSED BY FIRE

Tit occupants OF the rooming house
at No 1874 Labrosse-st., run by Mrs.
Anne Hyde, staged nightdress
parade. early Friday morning, when
Ere was discovered in the attic OF the
two-story frame building. Little dam
Gge was done by the fire The house
Is owned by William II. MaybuIy.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31

The Walkerville Ferry Co. has placed
an otder with the Toledo Shipbuilding
Co for new steamer To- play between
jos Campau-aye.. Detroit and Walk
crville. She is TO be ready for service
next August The ship VIII be i05
feet long with 36-foot beam. The cost
~ not given out. but IL IL said TO be
about 500, 900.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
Inrneh 10 he MIfncs..

Abner w. Iarned, foreman OF the re-
cent grand jury. will be called az n
witness In Judge Phelan's court. Fri
day afternoon, in the case against
John Bradshaw and Herbert Pitt. in
dicted Nv the grand Jury and charged
with maintaining "blind pig" at No.
90 Washington blvd. The men called
their place the "ITedonic club" but u
Is charged that the club feature was
ouiy a subterfugs for the sale OF liquor
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
WINDSOR SWITCHMAN
Is KILLED BY TRAIN

Ernest Royal. Az years old, switch
man for the Michigan Central. Wind.
sor was killed by train while at
work. Thursday night. being struck
while walking along the tracks. He
is survived by his wife and four chill
dren.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31

The centenary OF the birth OF David
Livingstone VIII be celebrated next
March by the geographers OF the world
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31

Cleveland markets will be forty -hve
years old I'm February.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-31

Busfne ss-like Prtuttng. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Time- Printtng Coz ~
John R-st Pm. Main 1898 OF City Ssbs.
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Gineinnati. 20. G.s.

GlnctHrIdit. -. Is3.
Reue 6npotbefen.
Gotpin SO. Wipper on 2:neoln g.
q. go. l. $3.50.
Jrani Gtoffer an ROrtbpcitsrn p.
uno 6. 60. $500.
Soiepb .. 9rmiiienb an Mners D.
Cooper. $500.
gsors. W. Jraneiseo an Mpers q.
Cooper. $1750.
Grace Gliwr an Wnrn u. 9<nses
boIb. $1,000.
Wo!ier 6ineu an Douns Wens y.
unb 6. 60. $4,000.
TerIeibe an oenielben. $4,000.
Zulu Huboell an Qoura Nrisbt.
$4o2.
Wprtlt 8elbbooper ar SbIronDills
g. inb g. SO. $1,000.
Sohn 3. poett.er an Government
8. nnb 3. 60. 5000
Wiliam Glanborf an gitioens .,
q. SO. 2. $500.
Gliie 80. SbsDe an Benjamin 8.
Gtitss. $586.86.
Quis Grsa an Warp Nuiio. $500,
WprtIs Hslsboopsr an 0sorgsunc
pidril. $720.
1b Bartholomew Gin Shool 60
an Jofepbine Wort. $4,000.
Amelia Nodnen an Wejtern Ger
man Bnni. $1,000.
Nnfel Darts an 1be Seniins Con.
itrueiion & Rsaltn 60. $1425.25.
MilIiam R. Griffin an 9urrp 3,
2ebmnn. $500.
get-ilgte 9ppotbeten.
emma 6oFel an Gnrfielb SO. 2 8.
unb q. 60. $500.
George 3. Wnbmnnn an Southeru
Ohio Gapings Hunt 60. $1750.
Sbo mtHts an UIoreuoe Debrns.
S50O.
GsorscG aper an Data z. .9. -Gs.
|keon
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Observation-Disclosures

u II " 60 xSt-
emma oafisI an Matbiloa Cd. 20
BEL So Gub an Der Deiti.its Der pleofs
ant Strabs. 80 SUB iiiDIid BON Green
Strabe. 81.
9arrp 6. 5arris. burh ben Sbe=
riff. an Grant 8. Steel. Cots 10 uno
IL in Jobn ". 5oesman's unternbs
tbsili,ns in arlington 6eisbts. $400.
Samuel .. Cooper an Nnna Gran.
Got 7 in e. 3. Gooper's erfier Inter
abtbeiIune. 81.
2aura O. Wiliams an 1rnnt Stois
fer II. Anb., 1beiI BON Got 8 in 5ins
mans llntsrabibeilnns. 81.
Malter 6. Warborf, 9ruitee. on
3elen 3. Slsisbt. Cots 816, $40 unb
1043 in Der gee6tpooo unierabtbeis
lung. $140.
3oelen .. Sleisbt an Margar,t
Gibbons. Got 1043 in Der 8eehpoob
unterabtheiluns. 81.
Jreo. Stuitenbelm an Wnrsoret
Gibbons, Got 1O42 in beFielbsn Inter
abtbeilung. 81.
emma St. Smith or Charles 20.
Smith, Att 4dsr Qanb in ben Seis
tionen % unb % pon Golernin 9oipns
ibip. 81.
Wpers p. Cooper an Soispb o. Mrs
miiteoD, Got 81 in 8. s. Weiton's uns
terabtbeiluna in 6pbe pari.
1be Oasisp part 60. an Wnlttr
6innen. Cots 1852 unb 1853 in Der linz
ternbibeiIuns %" BON Dotlep part.
$1.0O.
Wnrtin Goobs an Gomuel Jitrhs
jearlbs. Cots 10, IL uno 12 in Wlpd
81 BON Charles M. Gteele's Inter
ubtbfilung. 81.
Osorgianu pidrsI an Wprtle Bklss
booper, 1beii BON Cots 481 anb 484
IN bsr GISm<rt puhi11t lls2srstt IT.
.lyaG.-As
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Ssn sr,Dasre IN rrx,en sas -x.ns s.oIss Ala,.


Rsbesra Rsitman an Marp gneiBIss
Der. $4O0.
Woies 9isranstn on GitissHs y.
a. Ro. 2. $4,000.
sscbn 0uartors an gii5ubeib Gro!is
nlsr. $4O0.
Sobn Winioms on Morp Wc2unabs
lin. $50.
2uuiie Rinaenberser on Columbia
.. uno 9. 60. $500.
aittr 6. Strohbah on 6. 6. Shds
fer. $1053.
2lmeIin RpdipslI an Snmuel 9.
Cooper. $500.
gIrnelia Rod,psn an Weitern Ger
man gani. $15C0.
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Deter Riihlmann an Gomusl Co
ben, 3 Sabre pahi auf 30 BEL rs CUB
art Der SiiDpeft Gde Der Sobn nno
Dapin Gtrabe. MonntIihe Wieihe
$25.
ypilbtr 6. Mrnolb cn Gogor Wl.
Benbam, 10 Sabre paf,t auF 30 BEL
184 CUB an Der Norbieit, Der 2incoln
Npsnus. 300 s5nb ipeitlid bon Der
1urreIl 2lpenue. Wonatlihe Wiiethe
$54.25 nit Dsm antaufsspripileeiami
aa $8681.
Gbparo garIion an 5enrn Rte
mann. Cots "a unD 80 In 6absr's lin.
terabtbeiIune in Sbspiot. 81.
6arpen g. RooinIon an Siis 6.
Hobtnipn, % Jub on Der Gitfcte Der
ooHilton pite, IS Sub fiioIiG Don
Der Spring 9ufpu 4peniie. 81.
Charles u. oeiltsr ar 5aiin
Sufrncr, Got 271 in Der Gnclib 9anb
aiI. sipeiter llnterabtbsiIuns. 81.
s5rsoerifa Silbernaasl an pcter
Sing. 64.34 ader 2ono in Ssfiion SO
pon Ssrinsfielo 3otpnibip. 81.
Rahlab bon Spbn VI. Murphp on
6erman greiner, 8 Sabre gati auf
cas Gisentbum, betanni als 419 8eit
Is. Gtrabs. Wlonatlihe Mistbs S75.
8eniamin 8. Cities an eliis 80.
Stepe, Elm Stiid 2anb in Setiion 3
BON Columbia 5opnibip. 81.
Senrp Z. 6eilter an RoIis 8. Gel
lers, Cots 68 nnb 60 in 6. ". Seils
ter's lintsrabibeilung in MoOiicnpilIe.
$100.
!0enrn ganbsrmnnn on arnett
0rate Ii. ano., 40 BEL $50 fyi,b an
Der WeiiIeite Der SuIiipon 4penue,
189 5nb nDrolih BON Der IeImar
apenle in Ct. Bernard. 81.
sSront 4. Bubble. 1ruitee, an Grant
Z. gufdle, 20 SUB an Der RoroIeite
Der Wobamt Sirobe. 81.
lbe Stdnbaro Oil So. an ghe 8on
Wpd WahIne 2ool Go, 3heil pon Got
81 in sspbn *. MliIisr's llntsrabtkis
lung. $50.
eibbie 6. Wilarb an ailIs SO.
Momberg. Got 19 in 8enj. +. Wce
eennan's sriier llnierobtbsitung in
Qinrppoe. 81.
gbinsus S. grdham an Sopbia
Gniitifeiber, % bel 100 Jub all Der
Voroisite Der 2aibam Qpenue, 50 syitB
oiilib pOn Der DAT Strabs. 81.
sJIora R. SagIsr, II. ano., on Sen
nis 8. Gobbarb, 30 bel $50 sSub an
Der Sftisits Der Waibing.on apeuus in
WaeiioHpille. 81.
Jiora R. 5aeIer IL. ano.. an Die
ielk, 142 BEL 150 Sub on Der Giis
feite Der Daibinston apenus in Wabis
ionpiue. 81.
Sobu WleHiueialagsr an Wargdret
aeitn.r. so bel 200 Jub aH Der DIT
ieite Der Wbitfielo gpsnie, 100 SUB
fiiblih bon Der Terrace 4penue. 81.
Ran g. Ssntins an 9be SeHiins
GnHItruetion e HsnItp Co.. 80 bel III
synb an Der Weitisifs Der 9urnsi Qpe.,
370 yub iiiblit bon Der Garnihap
Apsfue. ST..
5he Sentins Contraction & Realtn
Co., an Rafel Darts, 40 bel 1T CUB
an Der Weitieiie Der 8urnei aDsnue.
$50 Gub fiiolih BON Der Garnfbap
apeniie. 81.
Games 6. Moonsp, 9ruiies. on
Wpers y. Cooper, so b'i 135 yub an
Der Citisiie Der a,nbaIl alp.nue, $50
isub norblit BON Der Wabifon Roae.
| $1.O0.
Samss g. Moonsn, griiitss. on
Wpers y. Cooper, 100 bel lao iyub
on Der Weftisits Der Ststtinius ape.,
372 5uB BON Der MabiIon Roao. 81.
Warsarst Mittmann an Joiepb u.
q:nB II. ano.. so bel 2l9 Jub an Der
Slboitieite Der garep Roab In SeitioH
36 BON MilIersi 5orpnihip. 81.
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1tepsn ailo pttfe
gWsnn ou penn onrIans palus'
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mere pl4 um JeHe 2th9e pou| n,Vt ~
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pare pes Dtonhss, pst If e'EI sS
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petseneh QolR. 0aa iDat y 'ou'
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4uh cine % + n q dts q e.
I fi dte BON 81 /. 2lm 27. Ge.
5eruber ip,trbe enbli6 Die geidieBs
ung Don Earis beeonneu. Inter Sen
Nobilsaroen, ole Jur 8eipahulg
Der @erfe BON paris aufgeboten
'noroen, beiano iib aud GSnure. Sean
gapt. sSaure. ban1alS nod niht gang
40 Sabre oft, mar elmer Der beriibnl.
telten Sanger sSranfreif,s uno Rit.
glieo Der GroBen Sper 5u 8aris, Der
er bis 1876 als 9aritoniit angeborte.
geun bat aoam, Der &oH1ponilt Oe3
poitiQon bon 2oniumeau II. M. aud
elm ipunberpolles @eibnahtslieb
fomponirt, oas spar gang frait3oii,
lhen 8eiIt atbn1et, aber bod unge.
|mein padenb iir. sSn Der Weibnahts.
|naft nitn, nm IL llbr. ais 5aure aui
Mof)e itano in Den 9oriperfen, CT.
|tonte plosiih Oas 2ieo 4ooms burf
bic 0aft. 5aure fang bns 2ieo, u,lh
er iang es 70 ihon, DAB 6relno uno
5eino ieinem berrlihen 8ortrag
lauihten. Mls Dos feierlihe g8eib.
InndtsIieo perflunsen mar, trot Die
eiierne ariegsaottin wieoer in iDre
.oszri&ait
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SorafGltige Heinigung,

ron 3elt su 3elt oorgenommen, lit
ipie i'm 0ausholt. 10 aud in Der Seto-
nonrie oes 8orperS 8rlinobcoingung
fir elm Qeiunoes 2eben. Sobei oiirfen
aber nif)t 2nugen, Delfe @dnbe unb
Wobel serfreiien, reip. abenbe, metal.
Iiid,e 9iite. pie Guefiilber, oerrpaubt
iperben. Wit tursen Wor.en, fir Die
bringeno notbDenoige gefreiung Del.
mes aorpers BON atftigen StoifelI,
Die lid in oenlielben anbaufen, iino
nur Die beriibmten, pesetabiliifen
ct. 9ernarb arduterpiaen 81 gebraii.
diem. iaus On reinigen rpilit, ohne
Shaben an3uri6ten. % Gents. sSn
allen Ipothefeu. b,S
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RadikaIbeiIuil9 ar llerven$ebwdt dtl)e.
Gdpa neroDe gsss sepast nno e
aaau abns5m esars aaD sslra Mrs Snos
aus gs enc doII U tassae.
gph SSn Mtest aa sna gdlae ahi sosH
aan
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and er.

slAd, er.
2ebrer: .E0nlhen, meibt IN MIR
81 ingen lpie bic &niiptito0t pcls
gponien beiBt21
RnuI: ~Nein, Serr 2ebrer, IL MI
es aud nifbt."
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Sherif's Sale.

No. II 7,65l-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish La:
w. w. Page vs. Sarah Taylor. Ad-
ministratOr.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Hon
orable First Judicial District Court
of Caddo Parish, Louisiana. in the
above numbered and entitled case, |
have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction for cash and without
the benefit of appraisement. at the
principal front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
during the legal hours OF sales, on
SATURDAY, DEG. 13, 1913,
Section twelve, township seventeen,
range sixteen, less 80 acres off of the
east side of said section sold to T'is-
by, leaving $50 acres, with all build
ings and improvements thereon.
Said property seized as belonging to
the above named defendant and to
be sold to pay and satisfy the debt
as specified in said writ say in the
sum of three thousand dollars with
eight per cent per, annum interest
thereon on five hundred dollars
from Nov. |, 1908. and on like sum
from Nov. 1, 1909, on like sum from
Nov. 4, 1910, and on like sum frola
Nov. 1, 1911, and on like sum from
Nov. 1, 1912, and on like sum from
Nov. 1, 1913, and all costs of this
suit. as well as ten per cent on said
principal and interest as attorneys
fees. J. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff, ex-Of1iciO AuctiOneer.
Caucasian, Nov. II, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
DIR. Humphreys Manual

There has come to our desk an ad-
vance copy of thr new revised edi-
ton of DR.. Humphreys Manual.
This little medical book gives in a
clear, concise manner, the descrip-
ton and treatment of all diseases
that il is safe and proper for the
family to treat. :
The cover design, picture in col
ors of Noah's Ark, was painted espe-
cialIy for this work by one Of Eng
lands most famous animal painters,
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Fruits and Nuts.

APPLES Per bbl. s5.OOa5.50; per
box sf.75a250.
ORANGES Per box: Louisiana,
medium sizes S3.50a3.75
LEMONS Per box S4.00a4.50.
WALNUTS-per lb. n f-2a22c.
ALMONDS Per lb. 20c.
PEANUTS Raw hand picked per
ID. Z i-2c; roasted ie higher.
RAISINS Per box Si.75.
GOCOANUTS Per 100 s5.75a6O0.
BRAZIL NUTS Per lb. i8c.
pECANS Per lb. f5at6c.
CELERY Per dozen ST 90.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
p. A Dwelling Burned.

This morning at about 10 O'Clock
the dwelling No. 1923 Reynolds
street, owned by Louis Hellperln,
was burned The origin Of the fire
is not known. 1t was occupied by
Mr.. Pennaut, the manager for Sulz-
berger & Sons Packing Company.
The firemen con fined the fire to
this building.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
River Stage.

Denison ii, a fall Of o. Af'iluF
City i2.i, rise Of Of; White oiiis D.,
rise of O6; Fulton i3.i, rise OF 80,
Rineo Crossing 90: Finley 10, fall oil
oa: Spring Bank %, fall Of OF: Jel-
ferson 40; Shreveport -0.3, fall %.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Personal.

B. Lee, for nine years janitor OF
the First National Bank. and who
has for several years suffered with
rheumatism, left over the Texas &
Pacific Sunday for Marshall. Texas.
where he will try the Marshall Min
eral Mud Baths. Mr.. Lee is the first
Shreveporter to go to Marshall for
these baths, and his many friends
here are hopeful that he will re-
eeive most beneficial results.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11

is quite wonderful in its breadth ana
scope. A free copy may be iiad bs
addressing Humphreys Homeo.
Medicine Co.. 1856 William street, \.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
An Accident and It's Deplorable End.

About three months ago Lee Ross
Beard. aged 7 years, was shot aeci-
.dentally while. playing with a COM
panion. John Strahan, stepson OF
T.. Valentine. The bullet from a %
scalibre rifle struck and lodged in the
back of the head of this unfortunate
boy, who has fingered patiently. his
parents anticipating hopefully an
Improvement from paralysis, but
the end came at 3 o'clock Monday
morning.
We may we'll sympathize with the
grieyed parents. II is distressing to
think that their bright, promising,
kving son has died from this injury
|of ID accident
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11

FeedstuffS.
CORN Per bushel $i.00.
OATS-Per bushel soc.
BRAN-Per 90-lb sack Sf.25.
CHOPS Per sack Si.55.
HAY-per ton: Arkansas $1,000;
timothy $500; alfalfa $500; Mexl-
can native alfalfa $500.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Flour and Meal.

FLOUR-High patent $3.50; sec
ond patent $3.50; extra fancy 1923;
common S4.75; sacks itlc less.
MEAL-Standard 24-lb sacks 45c,
cream meal 49c; cream meal III
wood So.25.
GRITS-per barrel S435.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Chickens and EaIS.

CHICKENS Per, doz.:: Hens $50
fryers $500; broilers $500.
sTURKEYS Per lb. lac.
COCKS, guinears and culls 50. 2.06. Z
DUCKS Per dozen $500.
EGGS Per dozen Soc.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Dairy Products.

BUTTER Country good to choice
25c; fancy creamery 35c; one-pouni
bricks 33c.
CHEESE Daisy, per lb. Is lie.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Dr. T.. C, Allen.a

Office in the Cooper Building. Dr.
Allen is a graduate OF both schools
and CARRIES a full line of homeopa-
,bic remedies. Special attention 10
chronic diseases.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
River Forecast.

The rise will continue at Fulton
for about "a hours. and a rise VIII
begin at Shreveport in lS hours.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
BETTER BABIES.
Interesting Ceremony Programmed
for Tomorrow, Wednesday.

as the end of the Better Babies Con-
test. The programme is as follows:
Commencement exercises in the
Coliseum.
Gathering place for participants
before programme, Schumpert home
on the Fair grounds. Time, 1890.
Music March of officials of Fair,
officials of baby contest. Medical
staff and nurses in uniform, mental
and development staff. Registrars.
Chairman and members of all COM
fathers and mothers with
children in contest, alumni of 1903
and 1909 in white caps and dresses,
press, distinguished visitors.
March to Coliseum led by band,
reaching Coliseum at II am. Pro-
cession led by grand marshal.
Programme in Coliseum COM
mencng at II o'clock:
Music by band.
Invocation.
Address by President &. G. Nc
Cloud of State Sair Association in
Producing superintendent of Better
Babies Contest. Mrs. Frank DeGar-
mo; subject: object of Baby Con-
tests.'
Address by DR.. J. NJ. Bodenheimer,
chief of medical staff: advice to
Mothers and Fathers
Alumni of 1908 and 1909 march on
stage to be photographed
Announcement of prize winners in
lowest class by President C. C. Nc
Cloud, with presentation of certifi-
Gates and photographing of group.
Music by the band.
Second highest called to platform
as before.
Third highest class as before.
Champion ~ awarded prizes.
Temple of Childhood I) prize
awarded to highest score, receive
prize of offer of free transportation
to San Francisco and return, with
first class entertainment for two
weeks at hotel and free access to
the Fair for mother and child.
Benediction.
Reception at Schumpert home 2
to 4 o'clock by all parents and chill
dren of first two contests-t908 and
i9O9-to all parents and their chill
dren in contest 1913 and fair visit
ors, assisted by the reception COM
mittee of the contest during the
Fair.
The 1918 babies taxing prizes will
be on exhibition in the Schumperl
home from 1 to 2 O'Clock.
The line of prizes to be awarded
are something handsome, as may be
seen, as follows:
RURAL.
1895-Boy, II months and under
"a, $3.50, second S5, third ribbon.
i896-Boy, "a months and under
Sc, first $3.50, second S., third rib
bon.
iS97-Girl. i2 months and under
"a, first $3.50, second S., third rib
bon.
l898-Girl, "a months and under
36, first $3.50. second S., third rib
bon.
CITY.
i896a-Boy, IL months and under
"a. first $3.50, second S., third rib
bon.
1897a-Boy, "a months and under
Sc. first $3.50, second S., third rib
bon.
i898a-Girl, ~ months and under
"a, first $3.50, second $5, third rib
bon.
1899a-Girl, "a months and under
36, first $3.50, second s5, third rib
bon.
CHAMPIONS.
Only first prize winners are elig'
ible to compete for championship
hOnorS.
i9OO-Most perfect boy, ribbon.
f9Oi-Most perfect girl, ribbon.
i9O2-Gity grand champion, rib
bon.
i9O3-Rural grand champion, rib
bon. o
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Weather Forecast.

Local forecast for Shreveport ana
vicinity. Fair and warmer tongnt
and "Wednesday.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
PROVISION MARKET
limitations Carefully Revised a9id
Corrected.
Hoo Products.

BACON-Clear rib sides i3 1-2c;
dry sale II f-2c.
HAMS-Per Id. iSe.
LARD-per lb.: Tierce COMPOUND
s 3-4c; pure lard lac.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
CURRENCY FIGHT
WILL Be BITTER
No Confederation of "|nsidiouS
Lobby" Hinted at.
MEASURE IN NEED OF BOOST

Declared Senators Opposing Admins
tration Plans Cannot Be Moved by
Alleged Money Trust lobby-Hesrt-
burnings In Washington Over List Of
Guests to White House Wedding.
The Caucasian., 1913-11-11
Coffee.

COFFEE-per lb.:: Fair Is f-2c;
medium Is i-2c; better grades zoe.