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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24

with "F7eX-a-Tiie' Shingles. Eisinger Bros.
agents, will tell you about them. 200 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24

II You Must Lie. Tell q Big One. We
don't lie about our quality. Let us tell
it to you. Yale Laundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24

Great Beaf Spring water.
Bottled at the springs. SOC per case
Phone N. 1872. 500 r st. ne.
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Coming: The Miracle.

The Greatest Beautifier \ Woman Can
take is Turkish bath, 1922 G NV. o4s
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O
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$500 TafReta Silk Skirt, e1.55.
All colOrs. Present this ad. Sigmund' s
Suit and Hat Shop for Women, 7333 9TH st.
NV.
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RefSingeF's

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. S12O Pc
GAL; Coo Il gal. Phone NJ 2761.
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s..oe Mcs~aliue silk petticoat.. 81 %.

Still having great run on those SIC
Ladies Suits at $3.50. Bee Hive Store.
9si 18th ST.
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CrlStS of
Dandruff ON
Head

burning, Itching Sensation. Hair
Began to Fall Out. Could
Scarcely Part 1t. Would Lie
Awake Half the Night. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Com
pletely Cured.
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Coming. The Miracle. Cost $2J0.OOO.

General House Repairing.
\. Eberlys Sons Unc.). us 1th st. NV.
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The housekeeping girl
gethe girl who bake stew and hem! The girls who
.::. ss:sl ~ * Na,xH(s4n.,
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Miller Oil Heaters Best.
Clio 18th c. A. Muddiman & Co. 12O4 g.
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The Pics That ALWAYS Delight,

Those who have tried Connecticut Pies
need no urging to buy them again They
are the best pies made. Crisp crusts.
rich, generous filings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 344O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24
The Necessary Thing
By WALT MASON

It's writing book painting and brook
Elizabeth if you'd please sordd you'd better
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
SPEAKERS A%AIL
CURRENT REFORMS
Michigan State Bar Association
Closes Session With Election
of Officers

LANSING, Mich, July lS.-EIn
phatic disapproyal OF current reforms
was voiced by United States Senate
Porter J. McCum5er, OF North l'aho'a
in an address before the Michigan
State Bar association. which closeu
its annual meeting here last nlsht
Dean Bates, of the Universal! OF .Hi1 ;"
igan law department, concurreu W.
Senator McCumber's expressions ou,
Tcounseled the association 10 give ne
TO the murmurings Of discomfort Whi. ,. =
find their expression in the various
reform measures.
"Much Of the criticism OF law II II.
terly unreasonable and unreason'hs'
he declared Ignorance, preJuu'Ce'
stupid or artful demagogues are to
sponsible." .,.,,
r. II. Person. OF Lansing, was cree,
ed president of the association lo'
the ensuing year, and Johh Nal'o
Flint. vice-presideHt. Other ollSe
were elected as follows:
Secretary, Harry Slshee. l'ahsIn >
treasurer, W. L. Brown. Lapeer' o.
lowing are the directors: l. a T.
Weadock. Detroit: NJ. j. CaVahasn ID
Ann Arbor: Burnett Hamilton ba',l
Greek: \ w. Potter, Hastings; W.
X. Clute, Grand Rapids; Judge how
ard West, Lansing; Lincoln Avery
Port Huron: w. NJ. Smith, 81 johns
John O. Ross, Muskegon; Chester L.
Collins, Bay City; F \ McNanaI l, d.
Mt Pleasant; r. p. Hudson, 500; H.
A. Lockwood. Detroit.
II Is probable that the next con'
vention will be held in Flint.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Claimed Pastor on
Jury Is Pyeynarcea

Rev. Joseph A. Vance. pastor or
the. First, Presbyterian church, VINO
has denounced the boodling alder
men from his pulpit. and two other
ministers with the same preJudices
against boodlers, were on the list OF
Jurors as drawn by the jury commits
sion IN try the cases OF Tom Gin
nan and the other aldermen indicted
for graft. This was brought out In
the recorders court Thursday morn
ing when Attorney Mcnamara, rep
resenting Gilman, was trying TO sno"
that prejudiced men were put on the
list of 600 from which the Juries TOT
the year would have to be drawn
Other indications of prejudices were
inferred by the defense from the tes-
timony of Commissioner Joseph FRO
chaska, representing Greenfield town
ship on the jury commission, who al
mitted that he was averse TO putting
NeEros on the jury. IL was pointed
out that he had nothing TO say III
regard to the drawing OF the 1urles
for the recorders court, as that is
city court, but his testimony was sup
posed TO show general feeling
against Negroes among the otner
members of the commission. He con-
tradicted a statement made by COM
missioner May, who said no Negro
had ever appeared in person before
the commission and asked that his
race be represented. Prochaska said
Robert Willis, Negro attorney, had
done this. May reiterated his oppo-
site statement that only an unsigned
letter had been given TO the commits
sion asking that Negroes be placed
on the list and that Willis had never
appeared.
While dangerous and sensational
statements were being made all
morning by jury Commissioners
Prochaska, May and Van Antwerp
from which Attorney Mcnamara was
trying to draw the inference that
names suggested the commissioners
nv the Board of Commerce were
preindiced. Prosecutor Shepherd made
no objections and allowed the com
missioners TO testify as they pleased
Several times the court interfered tC
keep out immaterial testimony, bur
the prosecutor adopted an attitude Of
letting the inquiry strike where il
would.
Rev. Jos. A. Vance was MOI
named. but Mcnamara referred tC
him as man who came into cour
and said II. was Gilman and not Ed
die Barnett who was the grating al
-derman he had referred to in his pull
pit. -
Vance was sued by Barnett To-
libel when he referred 10 the Dresden
cafe proprietor as an indicted alder
nan" His defense in court was fha
he was thinking of Gilman and no
Barnett.
II do not charge corrupt conspir
acy here said Mcnamara, Il ctsrg
legal conspiracy, because men nc
soriously and openly hostile TO thi
defendant were accepted on the sul
sestiop of the Board of Commerc,
They had already tried, convicted
rnd sent to jail all these alderme
In their own minds"
Commissioner Van Antwerp. on tn
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

mans lsG 20c; picnic hams. $50 isc;
bacon, lSk ~ csc: lard In tierces. l2+c;
kettle rendered l3hc per 10. :.
Edgar n Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
tSoO do b.lhy ss Eagle tablets; 90 ~;
cut loaf. 1910, cubes s5.b5; XNNN
powdered. $3.50, standard powderccs
$3.50, granulatcd, extra coarse. IS so;
graduated, fine. In bulk, $50. granu-
lated. 25.lb. cottons, Sh.ib; crystal dbm.
$40: crystal dom. gran. HF cases,
80; diamond \. $500; confectioners'
\ sboS. No. !. So No. 5. $t95; No :.
st7b; No. 10. $40; No. II. Si65; 10
II. $500; No 10. $3.50. No. "a. si.55; No.
10, ~ 90; non~caking mixture. IS. SO Der
case. So 20 per casn
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
SUSPECT IS KIN
OF "CYPTHE BLOOD"
Police Think Hyman HOrow1tz,
Arrested Here, Is
Burglar

Hyman Horowitz, of New York, SAID
IN he a relative of Harry HoroWitz'
alias "Gyp the Blood" one OF the gun
men who killed Gambler Rosenthai'
is held at Central station as burglar
suspect. Joe Goodman, also ciaimlns
New York as his home, was arrested
with him.
Patrolman Hood. of Centralp pre-
cinct. watched the two men as they
stood in front of Rolshoven' jeweiry
store. Gratiot and Woodward'aves.,
shortly after midnight. He declares
that they were tampering with show
case, and investigating the strengl n
of the plate window, and that they
took to their heels as he approacheo
them. Hood and citizens chased tne
men. and caught them. They are heio
for investigation.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
DETROIT SECURITIES
WEAKENED SLIGHTLY

Detroit Edison eased off a half, To
ia l-2 bid on the Detroit stock eX-
change, Thursday, and offerings were
down a similar fraction. to 116 IL
There was some support for Scotch
Dillon AT 49, with offerings at 1870,
and for Burroughs Adding Machine a.
$50. with offerings still heavy at $40.
Michigan State Telephone preferred
was offered down a point. to 96 asked.
with some bids at 49, Bids were with.
drawn on Acme White Lead common
with offerings heavy at % Miles De-
troit was shaded a quarter, 70 II ask
ed, with bids steady at TO- Metropoi-
itan State dropped a point, to 100 bid.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

man prejudiced in favor OF Gilman
when YOU chose him.
No
From this the prosecutor suggested
that there could have been no plan
&c get men preudiced against Glin-
nan since one man so likely 10 DO
prejudiced in the other direction was
selected
Pontus c. Wood. another jury com.
missioner, took the stand and admit
ted that the Eighteenth ward was
omitted in selecting names for the
first time this year He admitted al
SO that saloonkeepers were excluded
from his list.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
BosTo> Copper SHARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported Tor TIE
Alaska Gold. 2tlo: ARR Coml' ~! a.
255. Alriz. Coml. 10; Butte Balkl'
500. Cal. & HeCla. 4 Cent?, 10; Chino,
eG6. Copper Range. 1850; East Butte. 26oo;
Granny, 516. CIR. Cananea, $50. Hancock
2 Island Creek Coal, ga, Isle Royal,
l75 Karr Lake. 100; Lake Copper. $50;
LaSale 90, Mason Valley, 90: MohsM k,
3 Mayfiower, ass, New. Cons, 10; New
Arcadia. 800. Nipissing, 80, North
Butte. 1890 old COLONY Mining, 1890;
old Dominion. 40 osceola. i72, Pond
Creek Coal. 1875. Quincy 80, Ray Cons
las: ST Mary's Land, S17: super. y Bos-
ton, so; superior Copper, $50, Tamaracx
10. Trinity 30; Toulumne. 100 X,
is5, do pfd.. %; Utah Apex, 800: Ute
-Cnns. Is. Victoria. B. WolNerine. 50
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
posro> rorprR LETTER.

reported Tor The limos by Hayden,
Stone a co. July L.. Prices for the
Roston copper shares are fairly we'll
with the volume ~ traung
somewhat reduced. No important o. ice
changes re- noted and the result ~ tho
uloruFlr session has l"'s rttGer ncYa
tive in character IUcau we said/htw
ever. that more buying orders n4No
made their appearance and the under.
at 1874
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Fridays Band Concerts,

Schmemans Military band, Herman
w. Schmeman. director. will render
the following program. Friday after
noon. at Cass park, beginning at $3.50,
and at Belle Isle In the evening, be-
ginning at 1880:
March. MY Maryland" (Mygrant
overture. mariana" (Wallace); meio-
dies frfom Bright Eyes" Uioschna)
Nylophone solo. overture. Poet and
Peasant" (Suppe). (Adolph A. WohD
selection Of Scotch melodies Godfrey
grand selection from I'll Trovatore
| tNerdD; Mexican gypsy dance, limo.
zetta" (Barnard) Star Spangled Ban
| ner. Frank Rose. baritone, VIII sing
| at the evening concert
| job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO.. IL John R.-st.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 17-Butter: Extras
acc. hrsts, 2i924isc. dairy extras, 24c:
hrsts. ~ a csc. Eggs Prime irsts.
l5lec; flrsts. Ice. Cheese; Skins. 1874
q l3Ac; young Americas. lax 4l4Ac
New potatoes: SO@eOc Live poultry:
, Fowls, 1854 a 1ec; ducks. 16Gl7c; geese.
II a lac: broilcrs. l9@ Gle: turkeys, $50
1slac
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
New transfer regulations adopted by
the Id. IL aIlnAx nnssengers fO

transfer from east-bound sherman
cars 10 Harper cars, or visa versa. a
Mt Elliott-ave and Waterloo-st
Passengers on Fourteenth lines may
receive double transfers from Four
teenth-ave cars via Crosstown 20
Fourteenth cars going north and
south on the east side OF the lily.
Transfers will be issued on all ] ncs
touching CrosstOwn, each 10 the
other. with the exception 81 the Fort
and Myrtle lines az Belle Isle bridge.
sherman car passengers are allowed
TO transfer via. Crosstown TO any
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Rev. FIR. Francis 4. Pokriefka, new as-
sistant pastor of HOLY ROsnrN MOman

CathOllc church Is IS years oId aud
IS one OF the seven young men re-
Gently ordained by Auxiliary Bishop
Kelly. He is graduate of the Cn.-
versity OF Detroit Rev. FIR John \.
Kessler pastor OF 81 Johns Evnn-
gelical church on the East Grand
blvd, Inspired Francis a. Pokrielka 5
ambition TO become a priest. when as
boy Of &c. ne was one OF trst
communion class OF so at 81. John
l.. l.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
CMrs. Lucy u. Parker No. I3i Forrest.
west. hns rcdnrneh frnm Ann Ar Dor.

sure that the bOdy round IN t9ss
Lake several weeks ago is not shat
OF her husband She went 10 The
mOrgue IL the /rniVersity OF Michi-
gan 20 see the body after haNlnG
identified clothes at Pontiac, lit
when confronted with the body re-
self she was sure she had made a
mistake. The drowned man lost Iir
life IN Cass Lake, June %. Her hus-
band has been missing since May q
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Ford II. McIachIan. No. ~ Ledyard-%t.,
cnm nlaluel in IOE rntI Ion Nnmns.l

Thomas Penniman that Shaash ai
rooster, belonging to neighbor dts-
turbed his rest az sunrise every morn-
ing. The assistant corporation coun-
sci addressed "A letter 10 the owner
Of the rooster advising him 20 muzZle
the rooster on pain or tossing the blrd.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
COURT ASKED TO PUT
lr4s STOP TO JURY QUIZ

names. Wood replied that he had
none.
Louis Schmied was the next jury
commissioner upon the stand. hs Cd
iected TO being examined, out the
Judge refused to listen to his pro
tests.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

The following firms are priv
ilegcd TO execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus a
Co. Carlyle & Pov1k, r. H. Clarke
& Co. Lewis q. Gorton, W a
Hamlin & Co. Richard Irwin N
Co. w r Moss Co. II. w. Noble
& Co, w Il. Reilly a. Co. William
II Rose a Co. W. $ Warren q Co.
and George NJ. IVES, 8 Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
John BnnnIe, re- years old, met with
pecuIInr Incident. IhmrshnN nfternOnn.

when a construction shed at Grand
River-ave. and Park-st. collapsed
while he was eating his lunch, ana
fellow workman had 10 dig him out
from a tangle OF timbers. Bannie
was internally injured but is expect
ed TO recover He was taken 10
Grace hospital
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Attempting TO board "a pny-enter cav ut
W OOd Rrd md l.rnnl NiNer-aNeN..

Thursday evening Mrs Maude Ben !.
son. OF No $50 Brooklyn-ave. and
Mrs. Leona Hugh, Of No 225 pitcher
st. were thrown violently TO the
pavement when the car started sud
denly. as they stood on tn, step Both
women escaped with serious bruises
and refused to go TO q hospital They
alege that the conductor started the
car too uuicklV
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18

enough supply that the market was
firm la tone Receipts OF apples and
table list was well nlied Receipts OF
poultry were only fair and hens con
tiruc Arm. but dressers are not bid
ding for broilers as they were, the
market being little top-heavy.
Bapapas-Good shipping stock. $50
W22h bunch
beans -Dried Lima 7Q7Rc per .
BIeck berri~s--sS. $4,000 pc rbu.
California Fruit Puma 75622b
box peaches, sl.T5 per box; pears. s276
m2.O0 per box.
Celery -fSalamazoo. 10000 per doz
Cabbage qtg5 per bill
Ch-rriss-Sour s.. 50q per bu.
taeese- wholesale prices Michigan
burger law l5Hc; domestle Swiss. :!
Currants-s2 50m3 per bu.
Dates-Persian. new, &C per 10.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. 1914 g14c;
common. i0Gll c per 10.
Figs-lmported. new. IA i5c per 10.
California, Csc per ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers. no,
hhouss; Og soc Re- do5i lettuce tOG SOC
basket pie plant. 2OG Csc bunch. Sc per
acse; green peas. s242.25 hamper, new
beets, 25g soc doz; new beets. use per
doz' Seren corn, soc per doz.
Grape Fruit-Florida. s7.269 1850 per
Honey-Fancy white. new, I4aI5c;
amber. l0Gllc 10; extracted, IN Qsc 10
HiayEDetroit shippers are paying the
lots. I. o. m. Detroit. No. 1 timothy
sl460@ 10; No. 2 timothy. sll5OQl2.56
No ! mixed. slla12: light mixed. 81
IIide.-No cured hides. sic; M. 1
green hides. l0hc; No. cured bulls
Iiei No, l green bulls. &c; No: ! curet
lso: No. cured murrian. lac; No.
green murrian. Toe; No. / cured calf
honr. si n NI green CALI It's. ioS S, No
sheepsklns, as to amount Of wool. sec
gsi6o;, No. hides. lie on: kip anc
neutrality-suspicious. per su. NV
Limes-N ql.52 per dog.
Melons - Rocky Tords. California
81 4s per case.
orange.-Calitornia valencias. IS "a
0nions-southern. sls59l.75 per bu
PeacAes-Texas +-basket Gates. slSC
Pouitry-Broilers. 2592sc; hens 1914
TIC stays, l2@ lac; roosters, In l?ci
ducks 10 g lee. turkeys l7@lsc per b
pinenppics,I-s45o@6 per crate. ...,
a 275 pc brbl.. 81 per bu.
Raspberie.-Red. s5.5o460o per bu
black. sl6o9l per ls-qt. case.
Tailow-No. /. &c; No 2. sc per Id
JOBDING PRICES
Canned Good.-Apples. gals, Sc
baked beans, lib. 50t e0o; Lima beans
standard. s0c. Table beets si.259Ito
Peas Fancy early June. $3.50; stand
ard, ~ soaked. Sog7oe., salmon
reds. $50: Alaska pinks. $40. iona
toes, sl4o9l .50. Mapowfat. 81 Is
early June. 81 80: sifted early June
81 40 per doz
Feed - Jobbing prices In ljc-lh
me middiinss. ,27; coarse 90 corn meal
s22 So: cracked corn. $25: corn and GA
Fiour-tobbing prices: Best Mlchi
gan patent. $3.50; straight Sc; pure
rye. 80; spring patent 1910 per Dbl
Hardware - Nails. $40 case; plaIr
barbed wire. pc!5;. s2.25 per spool
galvanized sheets. - gauge. $3.50. &c
gauge. s375; 27-sauge. s3.s5; 2s-gauSe
BIT axes. bronzed. 1915 per doz., pol
tshed; sit per doz.: black sheets; 9
and 34-gauge, s270 per cwt; carrtag,
bolts small, 10 and 10 per cent on
large. e5 per cent oil list; machins
HGs s 81 per &C. cent 10 az ard s 80 per cent
Ons-Raw llnseed, SIC: boiled lin
| seed. sac: Diamond headlight kero
sene. 10hc: perfection, lie; PalaCtne
lac; Crown gasoline, 1sc per gal.
Pro,1.ions-Mess pork. s23; family
s23.50 q 24so: clear backs, s21a22 so
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
IL IL proposed now by the officials I'm
charge of the postal snvinNs bank

to enlarge the usefulness OF the in
stitution by allow Ing patroaa to de-
post and Withdraw funds by mail.
This new policy. which II is expected
will be soon adopted. Is In sharp
contrast 20 the conservative manner
i'm which the business was opened
when postmasters were forbidden 20
receive deposits except from patrons
OF their office
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Fire which started in the boiler room OF
the Detroit Free Press Printing CO..

No. Cyl Forrest west, did damage rs-
timated at upwards Of $1,000 Thurs
day night sweeping the cut room,
and destroying much OF the hn.shed
posters and paper stock. The big
grain elevator OF Caughey n Carrnn
was threatened. but fremen prevent
ed the blaze from spreading
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Antoine Hedert, 80 years old. address
nnknoixn. fell from the deck OF q

boat. 10 the dock a the foot Of ILL
libridge-st. Thursday night and
sustained fractures OF several ribs.
which may result In his death. lie
was taken TO 1t. Mary's hospital IN
a police auto
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
BUTTER AND EGGS

Hutter-Creameries, extras, csc:
first. 2ic; dairy. zoe: packing stock.
l9c per bu
Eggs-Fresh receipts. cases included.
lie per case. Receipts today. l,24i
cases
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
PROUDCE

The produce market was again with
out change in prices this morning.
There were plenty OF red raspberries.
but the rest OF the list was In light
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
To meet the growing needs Of the De-
frnIt \. ". q. A. a mnXemcnt L. ON

foot to- buy the property between
the present building and Park-pl. for
the purpose OF building an annex
upon ~. As a temporary provision
for the employment department Of
the association N has been found
necessary 10 rent the building at
No. 9S Park-pl to which will move
the domestic and business employ
ment departments next week An
average OF $500 places 20 work are
obtained through the bureau each
month II Is under the direction ~
Mrs Marion No Arthur ,fvg
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
The cornerstone OF the new Oiivet
Presb NterIan church WINS Ind Thurs

day afternoon The CHIEF speaker
OF the occasion was the Rev. J. r.
Fitschen. pastor OF the Jefferson
ave Presbyterian church. He was
assisted bv several other ministers
OF the Detroit PTesbytery.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
August CIaessens, Erndunte OF the
RRnd Schnnl Of SoCAaf science, New

York, viii deliver "A lecture on the
subject, The high cost of living
next sunday afternoon az 2 o'clock
in the Eagles temple. corner Basg-
50. and Brooklyn-ave Claessrus
comes under the auspices of the West
Side branch Of the Socialist party.
Admission Is free and everybody -
invited
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
LIVESTOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT July 17.-More cattle
than were needed locally; prices 10 q
l5c lower. Prices ranged as follows
Choice steers. averaging from 1000 70
LOO lbs. at sSQS.50; choice handy
killers. $500 10: light TO good butch
ers,' steers and heifers. s4.25g sac;
common killers and fat cows, s2.75 u
6. Gamers cows, s2q $50; common 70
prime shipping bulls, s3Gl6 light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls. 50
per cwt Mich cows. Active at s25
n 65. veal calves. higher at $50 ESQ
per cwt Sheep and lambs; Dull, lat
ter soc lower. quality. fair, choice
common 10 prime .eeep, sag $50; mix
ed sheep and LINUS. s5.50n6.50; COM
mon killers. s3.75 q SOS; culls. s2d 2.50
per cwt. Hogs: In light supply and
h nsh fa 2gIy gF@f s %sG yCrR
ers and piss, s9.40Go45 per cwt Re-
ceipts: Cattle. 1916; calves, 742:
sheep, 2.7ee; hogs. 1904
EAST BUFFALO.
Dunning & stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July IT,
Cattle, Receipts, ,t thr re- cars: SLOW:
20 l.SOOlb. steers, dry fed, $3.50
SD good 70 priins !, 100 to 200 IT,
plain wcighty steers. dry fed, s775 q s.
steers. ssRs.60; good TO choice handy
steers. grassy kind t7.4oQ760; medium
dry fed steers and helfers mixed $3.50
as; light common grassy steers and
heifers s6.50T6.75 best far COWS. Dry
fed. s6.50a7.75: best fat cows, grassy
s; light butcher cows. si.50fpS. trim
mers, S4Gi.25. best fat heifers, dry ted.
s740MS; medium buther heifecrs, grassy
t6.50M1 light and common grassy hcit-
ers S6G625; stock heifers, y5ao5o:
S I,s,s, fesds,ng steers. ash9 , !s$isS:
best butcher bulls. s6754725; bologna
bulls. seqs.501 stock bulls. s5.25V5.5o:
common kind do. s55@fS. WV
steady; heavy. $500 $50: workers, So s.
NJ 80; pigs. s9S5d9.90.
S. so; yearlings. s65Oq7. wethers. SIS "a
$50. ewes, s4a5.25.
Calves: s5mi2
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
July fs.--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket. strong and higher; mixed and
buthcerS Ss9s95' good heavy. $500
:, g. 80 ;; r so heavy, ss7oggsso; light
Receipts. 1900: market. steady. slow
beeves. $7.15n9.15 cows and heifers.
s3.sOd $50, stockers ana feeders. IS ~
SIS Texans, t7f5Gs2O. calves. sS50d
l.35. sheep. Receipts. $4,000, market
weak. native. -st25m545: western.
25@5.lo; lambs, tsas: western. So so
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND July l7--Hogs: Re-
ceirts. 1000. 5a Zoe higher. workers..
se.50 pigs. Sass: mixed and heavies
$40 Cattle: Receipts. S ears. slow
10 n toe lower sheer and lambs. Re-
ceipts cars; s.i5n6. Calves: Re-
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Curious crowds stopped to "rubber"
Thursday night about O'Clock when

q man In MS shirt sleeves rode down
Woodward on an old fashioned
big and little wheeled hicvcio whfrb
WAS w vogue cuuufC NJ decades
ago. The question pronounced among
themselves bv the onlookers Jwqs
What is he advertislnC7" But Tho
man went on hts wav without afford
ing any enlightenment on the sub
tect
The Detroit times., 1913-07-18
Members Of the city plan and improve
menf com mIssInn. DctrnII nuhiir

library commission, Detroit Museum
Of Art hoard Of trustees. Detroit
School Of Design and the Amer can
Institute OF Architects met Thursday
afternoon TO discuss the question oil
whether more ground than now pre-
vided would be necessary for tho
proper disposition OF the component
buildings IL the new art center. Ed e
ward II. Bennett. the Chicago aren't
tect employed by the city plan and
solve "a Ground t,~phtern