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The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
HUGH CHALMERS
FATHER DIES AT 81

Thomas Chalmers, father of Hugh
Chalmers. president of the Chalmers
Motor Car Co. died in his eighty-first
year, Thursday afternoon, IN the
home of his two daughters, Margaret
and Clara, No. 376 Bewick-aye. He
had lived in Dayton, o., since his
youth. having come from Scotland
when a young man TO enter business
life in this country. The body will be
taken to Dayton. Saturday, for inter-
ment. Besides Hugh Chalmers and
the two daughters with whom he
liver he is survived by son,
Charles. OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. j..
T Ayres, OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
GROUND NEEDED FOR
SCHOOL OUT WOODWARD

The real estate committee OF the
board of education is contemplating
the purchase Of additional ground for
the proposed North Woodward high
school so that the plot will include
all OF the frontage on the east side
of Woodward-ave.. between Josephine
and Owen-aves. Negotiations are I'M
der way with Mrs. r. y. Bartlett wife
of Capt. Bartlett, of the United States
navy. for 1l3 feet south OF Owen-ave.
The remainder of the frontage was
purchased last June from Eugene II.
Hall. of Chicago, for $4,000.
50-fOot lot on Josephine-aTe.,
across the alley from this property
also has been purchased. and il is
proposed TO get permission from the
CITY TO close up the alley.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
N. y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NIW NORk, Aug l.-FIOur: DUH
and unchanged Pork: steady; mess.
S23.50q2 "a. Lard Steady; middle west
spot. s1I.70M11SO. Sugar. Raw, firm
er. centrifugal. 80 test, 1856; musco :
vado 81 test. S3.l5 refined. steady, cut
loaf. $40; crushed, $3.50; powdered,
S470, graduated, $4.60M 465 Coffee:
RIO No on spot, 91s d9ssc. Tallow:
Quiet. city, csc; country, , a a y g,
Hay: Firmer. prime, sos; No. 3, 20
4S21ac: clover, so n csc. Dressed poul-
try. Firmer, turkeys. Is a &c. chick
ems, 16G23c: fowls, l4@19lsc; ducks,
1sc Live poultry: Firm, geese. lie;
ducks. l5m1SIsc. fowls, - X n &c; tur-
KEYS. 13c; roosters. 12c. chickens. broil-
ers 2Om21c Cheese. quiet and hrm
state milk, common TO specials. IL y q
142sc, skins, common TO specials, 90
lie. full skins ga &c.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01

Edgar A. son: Crystal dominoes. 10.
$3.50: 40 5-lb, SIS Eagle tablets, tC.e0;
cut loaf. s6iO. cuoss, 1885. AANN
powdered. s5.55, standard powdsred.
1850; granulated, extra coarse. - zoo
granulated. fne, In bulk. 500. sranu-
lated. 25-lb. cottons. S5.i5. crystal GJnl
gran. 2-lb. aud bib cartons; Ia cast o.
1870: crystal dom. gran az eases
4, .s5-o6; No. I, s.. 80 g. ;4ssS No a
$3.50; No. Z, stS5: Ne. ). 81 So, y" y
si75 No. 10. $40; No. H. 81 o. .
IL. So; No l3. 81 IS. No Ia, 81 80; No
rs 81 So; non-caking mixture. 80 % Der
100 lbs. household powd Is. ~ 20
case. 50 20 ner case.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Aus Opening Liver
poOl came in win good advance on
Friday ana Detroit prices followed With
a gain OF lac. Chicago was strong
Opening prices Friday. Cash No, red
wheat. SSlkc, september. Nsisci Deem
Der 93A ~ May 9Ni. No. 3 rcd, H6i4e.
No. 1 White, SN1ac.
The corn market is firm and offerings
here are small. The market IL quoted
at &C for cash No. 3, 69iec for 40. ,
yellow and 69c FOR No. yellow
Oats are dun and steady al i3H. Cor
standard. i2A &c for cash No. 8 white
and 4l3.c fer No. white.
Kye is steady and duh al &c for cash
No > and 62c for August
Beans are dull "a Slf5 for immedi-
ate. prompt and August shipment. AID
81 So for october
oats are firm az $50 FOR prime Oc-
tober and December, and $40 90 for &C
tOber alsike.
Timothy seed is steady at $3.50 and
2lfalfa az $3.50
Grain receipts at Chicago Friday:
Wheat, i64 cars; corn, Sc cars; OATS,
1919 cars.
september wheat in Chicago opened
4 riday az N6as n Sc Il e. corn NJ &C - a
65c. oats AZ I lc and pork az $50. 90.
Wheat In Liverpool opened = n A. Z
and was later quoted n n a hIkhcr.
Corn opened I'D higher and was later
a. uoted unchanged 10 =. q lower.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
STOCKS ARE QUIET
ON DETROIT EXCH NGE

Stocks were quiet on the Detroit
Btock exchange, Thursday. General
Motors common gained a point to 81
bid, and offerings were scarce. Scot
ten Dillon was down a half TO 1lSh
asked, with support still lacking. Bids
Of seven appeared for German-Ameri-
can Sugar. stock being held at ga.
Peninsular State was offered at 217
In the bank list, bids standin gat 2l2,
and bids of 275 appeared for Peoples
State with stock In the market at
ps5. Michigan State Telephone bonds
were offered at 100.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
IN DETROIT

Joining other cities in the union IN
celebrating theis historic liberation
from Napoleon. domlGauon' TIE yer
mans OF Detroit are planning tor the
celebration OF the centennial OF the
Battle OF Leipzig. In the rec ala "
meeting OF the German Alliance lfl-
day plans viii oe completed.
The results of efficiency tests conduct
ed In the work of the clerks in the
Detroit postothce show two men with
perfect records They are Edward
SchmalZricdt and Fred r.. surrey
The report OF the tests has just been
issued by William ii. Martin, super
intendent OF mails
SIN another slash In the prices Of Ford
ears for the season at 1917 goes Into
effect today The runabout, pre-
viously 1925. win. sell FOR an even
$500. the 5000 touring car Tor SaoV
and the $500 town car for s'0V'
cen. Henry Il. Wilmer. distinguished
army officer and Wrll-kEoWn citizen
Of Detroit for many years, Is c'te-
hrating his eighty sixth blrth1t.
anniversary today lu his home NO
81 Pitcher-st Hc was born la
Geneva. y. Y. and came % let'"lt
with his father m 1896. His rise IN
the army was rapid.
suit for s2.UG5, la payment for tNo
automobile bodies. was filed la tue
circuit court. Thursday. Dy Albert
Fisher against r. T.. Wadsworth. aus
band Of Mary Mannering. the com
punt NlltktS AAAl W AtlNfN vi ~
dercd bodies for "A limousine and
coupe which were 10 cost S2.0Vo, ana
that he later gave orders FOR changes
amounting 10 sos more, and that all
though the orders We're tilled ln l'e-
Ccuihcr, 1912, Mr. Wadsworth hod
refused. payment on account OF me
extra charges.
In spite OF the fact that school >upt
Chadsey has declared that he does
not want the increase in salary from
So 600 TO $4,000 because It's Legality
is questioned. IL is said that Nls
friends on the Board Of Education
VIII start suit 10 get "a judicial de-
cision upon the question. George "
Condor. one OF the members VINO
promised the advance 20 the super
intendent, Is taking the lead In the
movement. and 10 is expected that
ne VIII file the suit.
With "a dinner to the medical stan aud
nurses, Harper hospitals new serNit"
building VIII be opened Monday. ne
building which is the center CT thc
unit arranged for Harper. Is l4'NfN
and gives immediate relief 10 the con
gested conditions by which harper
has so long been hampered. The new
Hudson memorial building VIII o."
sufficiently advanced 20 accommodate
% more patients in few days.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
TWO LOSE LIVES IN
LAKE NEAR FLINT

FLINT. Mich, Aug. Howard Up
ton. aged IS, of Holly, and Earl Dun
ton. 81, OF Fenton were drowned
while bathing in Long Lake yesterday
afternoon Dunton sank i'm sight OF
his parents, who were swimming to
his aid. Upton suddenly sank while
swimming with several companies.
Neither man was married
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
SPANISH ROYAL HEADS
DEPART FOR LONDON

LONDON Aug AFTER visiting
almost a week in England. King AL
fonso and Queen Victoria. OF Spain.
today departed for San Sebastian, the
summer residence of the Spanish roy.
al family. While here they were enter
tanned by King George and Queen
Mary. Queen Mother Alexandra, the
duke OF Connaught and other royal
ties.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE Elk.
ANIMATION FOR THE POSITION
@ OF ASSISTANT BOILER INSPEC.
TOR.
OFFICE OF DETROIT CIVIL SER.
VICE COMMISSION.
Detroit. NIichigan Julv .

Detroit, Michigan. July "a 1913.
To Whom IL May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
DAY the sth OF August. 1913, at 10
clock in the forenoon I'm the Com
mon council Chamber I'm the City Hall
IN SAID CITY OF Detroit. a competitive
examination for the selection of AS
Sistant Boiler Inspector for the CITY OF
Detroit VIII be held. Applicants for
admission 10 examination may obtain
Dlahhs ana other general information
from the Secretary OF the Commission
temporarily located at $40 Majestic
building. after August /. 1918. at 2O4-
2O5 MOfat Building
HENRY GUTHARD
President. Temp. Chairman
FRED w SMITH
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
TO GIVE CONCERT IN
GLADWIN PARK SATURDAY

Whiteley's Military Concert band
will render the following program at
Gladwin park, Saturday, at 2:30 D. m:
March. steel King" tF j. 81. carr:
grand selection. "rorqvato Tasso"
tponizettD cornet duet by Wnfred
laRue and Walter Cross Ida AMI
Dottie Polka" Losey) intro. and
waltzes. "Sobre Las Olas" arranged bN
i. w. whitney, WAR Songs OF "a"
Boys in Blue" Uaurendeau) Overture.
The Bridal Rose" Uavalle1. song a.
when Its Apple Blossom Time I'm Nor
mandy" tMellor clifford and Trevor
90 Palmetto Slide" Kerry Mlilg,:
Chillan dance MAJ mana" (Missuo) /;
"I.ampe's Excerpt OF Remick's Tits -
Former Years" (Lampe). The Star
Spanglcd Banner
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men to buy
stocks? IL so. what methods should
they follow In order 10 be successful7
A booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
OF this suDfect and viii be mailed gra-
tbs. Address Dept. D-I62. OF the Bsbsop
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offices, Wellesley Mills, Mass Largest
organ ization OF Its class In the u q
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
TOLEDO WHEAT AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. o. July 31.--Wheat: Cash.
July and September. see; December.
92iac Corn: Cash and July. ga. G. sep
July and September. 4sc; December.
45Lc Rye; Cash, Size. Cloverseed:
October. ss.65; December, $3.50 Mare l,
SS.15 Alsikef August and September,
$1045: October. $1,000. Timothy: Cash.
s250; August, s2.7o; September. 81 So;
October s2.521a. Butter, eggs and hay:
UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
CHICAGO WHEAT AID PRopUCE

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The sltUatlOn N
the corn pit continued 10 hold the at
tention OF the grain trade today and
there was much speculation over the
probable effect OF showers prOmised for
today. At the outset July lac higher
than at yesterdays close in spite or
lower Liverpool cables september
started 9sc easier, but later showed
symptoms OF recovery, and advanced a
fraction Bidding was not so excited
today and II was the general bulIef
that rains today will bring the ann ket
back 10 normal conditions, though no
decided slump from the present prices
is anticipated
,. 49, Sa,s' seu = ~ - - -, ,,,,i,,i
to "a jump Of a fraction over the hg-
ures at last nights close.
oats were "A tribe easier today. the
bears having the best Cf the argument
after the steadying OF he corn mar Net.
Provisions were weak with the hog
market
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 3l-Money on caIi
81. per cent; time money. y per c-nt
for six months; mercantile paper. per
cent. bar silver--London, p 3 q; oar
silver--New York, 59ssc; demand slci-
ling $3.50
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
HITTER And EGGS.
Butter

Butter - Creameries. extras. 2oc'
nrsts. 24lsc. dairy. 2lc; packing stock
lgC fcr 40
EEgs-Fresh receipts, case count
cases Included. 1Sisc per doz Receipts
tndAN. ! .NGn NnsNs.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01

The following nrms are priv
!Ieged 70 EXECUTE order, ,,, on the
Co. Carlyle 4 Povak. K. IL. Clarke
= Co, Lewis u. -9orton, w. A.
Hamlin 9 CO.. Richard Irwin n
Co.. w. Il. Moss Co. II. w. Noble
= Co. w. r. Reilly a CO., William
ii Rose = Co. IA. s. Warren q Co.
and George ~. West n Co
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
LIVESTOCK
MICHIGNN CENrRAL sT0CIN YARD,

q a.,
DETROIT. July 81 butchers caltle
CSC lower than last week common
COWS soc lower, OUTLOOK WeaN IrlCeS
ranged "a follows. Choice steers, aN-
eraging from Geo TO hoo pounds, at
S7.500S: choice handy killers. S6H }
light 10 good butchers steers ana hell
fat COWS. S2jop $50, Gamers cows -
as: common 20 prime shipping buils.
S3G5.5O. light butchers and hcavy sau
sage bulls $3.50 49, stockers ana tetd-
ers. s25Od5ru per cwt Mich cows
dun AZ Sg5utO: veal calves, lower AZ
S5QlO per cwt sheep and lambs, auH
lambs S7a.50. light 20 fair, S5.i5 q
675: common 10 prime sheep. 50 g >
mixed sheep and lambs, 81 o9H . o.,
common kille:s. $2.15l -, Guns e
quality common. prime mediums anu
fat workers.. 81 % $50. light yofkttS
and pigs. Ss.30M 93i Receipts Catll,'
l,7S9; calves. 735, sheep 3.+ooi hoes
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
CHICAEn EnAIN

CHICAGO. july 10 y u o &
Wheat: July down sc, September dow,
= corn. July mp isC: September
down &C Oats. July down |. Sep
temher down sc Provisions; Easier
Close--Whest July down iac: Sep
tember up &c. Corn. July up &c:
September up &c Oats: July steady
September down &c. Provisions:
Steady shading higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
CHARLES +. PELTIER TO
BE BURIED SATURDAY

The funeral of Charles r. Peltler,
No. 5Gi Field.ave.. member OF one or
the old French families OF Detroit, a
former controller, and a prominent IT,.
surance man. will be held from IS
Peter and Paul's Jesuit church, Satur
day morning The widow and three
sisters survive.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
PREJUDICE

The market was tairly steady as 20
prices this morning helped by light
receipts in all departments. Red rasp-
evidence. but otherwise there was not
much in the berry line to be had. APP
Piles are coming freely. but receipts OF
peaches were small. The poultry mar
ket is about holding it's own. Receipts
were lighter than usual. but the dress
ers are not In the market and previous
receipts are not cleaned up yet.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
G225 bunch.
Beans-DrIed Lima T17kc per D
Biackberries - $2Q2.25 per fe-Qt

az. 25 bunch.
Rs.S.mD,,sd L .sgs, 5g7%s pei,
California Fruit-Plums s1.T5 225;
peaches. 1915 per box, pears. $2.75q
per box.
CaIinower.- 25dl5o.
CeIery-Kelamazoo. l5@20c per doI
cSS ss1,s:sdSsr ii ,sJRc aa hSI' Der pu
l4A aIiNc: New York i5a4 q lee; I'm;
burger. IA a15kc; domestic swiss. ,
q 2Sc; imported Swiss, 20 "a q go; long
horns. 16l3 417c per Id.
Currnnts-s2.50ms per bu.
Dates-Persian. new, &C per ID.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. ian 914c;
common. 10 q 1lc. per 10.
Figs-Imported. new, IA q l5c per h.:
California. csc per 10.
Fresh Vegetables = Cucumhss. hct
house. 4og 45c per doz, lettuce, seq $50
SIPS, Zoe basket. pie plant, 90 n 25c
bunch. Sc per case; green peas, $500
hamper; new beets 90 q 25c doz; green
corn (home- grown, sl.50q LIS per bag.
Grape Fruit-Florida. s7.z547 .oJ per
Honey-Fancy white. new. i4916c:
amber. loqlic Id; extracted. IN q sc 10.
following prices for oeled hay In ear
sla5Oal5; No. timothy, ,li.sSaiaSSi
No mixed silGi2; light mixed sis
Oat straw s7g7.5o per .on. !.
Hides-No. ] cured hides. l3hc; No. 1
green hides. Io9e. NO cured bulls.
Veal Veal f Kip Fa TseN Su' green sa No veal KIP KIP
lse; No. ] cured murrian. i2c. No.
green murrian. icc: No; cured -alf
ho ohfse b ES green CALI ss 6ias No
sheepskins, as 10 amount OF wool. 81
97sc; No. z hides. lie off; kip and
Hnckieberries-s4045o per su.
Lemons--M mas, S7Q7.50 per box.
Iimes-sl q 81 per dOz
Melons Rocky Fords. California.
$3.50 per case.
Drunges-CHlirornia valencias IS 30
onions-southern. ,L5oai.s0 per bu;
spanish, Vic per crate. -
Vtoc per 10 bu basket
Pouitry-Broilers. ia 1sc; hens, 15c;
stass,. q l2c; ROSTERS, 10d lie; ducks.
r,nsapp pnseei.s i Ser per- s4at to
Potatocs-New southern white. .s.?5
Oh per b6l; 81 per bu
black. S2W225 per 1G~at csse
Iaiiow-No. /. &c: No. 2. Sc per ID
Watermelons--4cat COO each.
JoBBING PRICES
canned Goods-App.es gaIx $3.50:
baked beans. lib. 50u60c. Lima beans.
sit l25 Corn. Fanny Maine. tll0:
Peas Fancy early june s1.sO; stand.
susskeye tail, s. SO. nat ia4o. Alaska
early jrns, s. 80. lift ssO~ early June ne
lao per doz
Feed JobbinR pricos IN iJo-lS
sacks. bran, s23; coarse middlings. s23
me middllngs, S26: coarse corn meal
80 cracked corn. s26; corn and oat
chop, s24 per ton.
Ftour--Jobping pTtcesA Beat Mlctt.
gan patent $3.50. straight, So pur,
rye Wv spring patent; 35.lo per bDl
Hardware - Nails. $40 case: plalr
snneaied wire, 81 per sw:-, galvanized
phrbed wire. po!.,. f2.25 per spool
sa.Nhhi.su sheets. ~ cause. 1850. as
gauge, 1910; E-gauge. sass; 2s-gauge
!l5; SO-gauge, ti.2n per cwt.. singl,
BIT axes, bronged. to.7b per doz pol
lshed, VA per doz.. black sheets 9.
and A-sauge, $40 pee cwt; carrtag
bolts, small, 70 and 10 per cent on
Large Large g.. s. per- cent sH E"; mschin:.
large, IS per cent of list
OILS. Raw linseed. SIC: boiled lin
seed, Sac; Diamond headlight zero
sene. l0hc; perfection, lie. PalatInc
l<c. crown gasoline. isc per gal
sai; clear backs. $50 d2s; hams isG
10c: picnic hams. lac: bacon, isd2a
lard In tierces l2hc kettle rendered
suxsrs--oorrectsa daily by W. n
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
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YOU ON VACATION

Keep In touch with all the
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The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
EAST BUFFALO.
Dunning 4 stevens Live stock Report

y. 81,
EAST BUFFALO. AuE - ~
Receipts, Is ears. market dull' pVst
1850 20 l.5O0-lh steers, airy IeH. go"
q SOS. good 10 prmnl,. L-yyo d 70 ii'Io} -
200 10 steers dry fed. $50 "a 9vi
coarse and plain weighty steers.
I1.55; good 10 choice handy drS ~
steers, SS0 $50; good TO Cnoltt n9 an,
steers grassy kind s750M -; mel = "a
butcher steers, grassy KIND: ,.l"t y, -
dry fed steers and helters' M ~, =,
81 20 I'd + 90. light common grassy sN'rI'
and heifers s64oQ goes; best rat COW =
dry fed s650Q7 best fat toFs'
grassy. S5.75u6, good butcher GO :
s.. 20 a 3. So light butcher COWS - eo,
5.25 trimmers, $500 SO. best TAI
heifers. dry fed s7.5olQS. medium
butcher helfers grassy, 500 a. 3 II -.
and common grassy heHers. |SW 9 gt"u "
stock heifers, 81 604 6; best feed!ns
steers. dehorned sZ25M 10; hEht ava
common stockers $500 Go; L1st
butcher bulls. $65Qn holoena bplls.
$40 q $50 stock bulls =, g g. 30 co,nU non
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars; market
lower. heavy, Ss.4Q4 90; workers.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, 10 cars;
market Zoe lower; top lambs, 81 70 q
so. yearlings SIS $50. wethers, $3.50
Q5 Go. ewes. $3.50 AS.
Calves $5W1250.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Aug. Hogs Receipts, $4,000, mar
ket steady and higher; mixed and
butchers, SS30us.35; good heavy,
So u9.l0; rough heavy sS3O4s. 40;
light SSS5mg35. pigs, S6IS.SO. Cat
tie Receipts l,200, market, slow and
weak; beeves, $3.50 q $40; cows and
helfers S3.50'U S. stoCkers and feeders
So. 80 81 80; Texans, s6.75 a 80: calves.
$sd 1918. sheep. Receipts. 5000; mar
ket. duh; native. $415G SIS, western
S4.lOn ). rs; lambs, $3.50 q 100 western,
SEA 7.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEV EIAND. %, July S1.-Hogs;
Receipts 1000 head; market. Sc lower,
heavies $500: workers.. 1855. lights
and pigs. 1895 Cattle: Receipts, 10
cars market, slow and weak. SGee?
and lambs; Receipts, cars; sl;50Q q
Calves: Receipts $50 head, SlIU6.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
WAYNE HOTEL GARDENS

Coolest Spot In Detroit
Popular Amusement Place
oRCHEsTRAS. CABARET. DINING.
DANCING
RoyAI HAWAIIAN TROUDhDOUn>
The worlds Most PiaintiVe singers
&c iS-Piece Orchestra. SIraub Sis ers
specialty Orchestra, Ben shock and rlls
Famous Dance orchestra.
GARDENS CAFE
Epicurean specialties. Service la carte
=. n. HAYES. Prop'r.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01

Job Printing Don, 1ight. Tunes
PRINTING Co. ih John r. st
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01

IBID and asked.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-01
san another slash In the prices Of Ford
cen. Henry II. Miner. dlstinEnished

OF Detroit for many years, is c,ie-
brating his cighty-slNth blrth4A!
anniversary today .u his home, NO
81 Pitcher-st. Hc was born ~
GeueNu. y Y. and came TO Detroit
with his father m 1886. His rise IN
the army WAS rapid
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-09
Composed
of
Sixteen
Members
By GEORGE H.
HODGES

Of 594 and
legislature session forty
days. something like laws passed both
house each - - z,-a,az
is SEVEN
DAY and impoiby for him to comprehend and under
stand
of the bica1nera system is that
legislation
leg1sa
tive experience know how ARCICAL this contention is
substitution
system Of ONE HOUSE LEGISLATURE CONSISTING OF NOT
EXCEED SIXTEEN Onehaf of them might be
onehaf of them at large they might
RECALL AND INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM These
FOUR YEARS EACH
in rotation IN order to Secure stability and
experience.
further legislators should be nominated and
elected upon NONPARTISAN
M MN JUDGMENT A ADVocAT-
.na WOULD GIVE BETTER LAWS; WOULD GIVE
LAWS THAT FROM THE COURTS
AND ACCORDINGLY LESS LITIGATION 1T WOULD RE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-09
POL's THEATER

Tonight is the big tango night at
Polls. Under the direction of Pro-
fessor Jack Calvin, who has made a
personal search for the most classy
only execute the variations with speed
and style, but who can dance with
ease and grace-the most elegant con-
test which has yet been staged is as
sured. As heretofore, elimination of
all undesirable features will be strict
~ enforced and the performance will
be one both interesting and artistic.
During the two evening perform
ances a complete change of the vaude-
vile bill will produce some of Broad
ways most successful performers. Nate
Leipzig, the worlds greatest card
manipulation and s1eight- of-hand ar
tist will with the greatest dexterity
perform tricks before the eye which
have never yet been seen here and
will marve1ous1y deceive the imag-
ination with his deftness of fingers
and hands.
\ The feature, however, will be can
Evening at a Cabaret by a company
of beautiful girl dancers and singers,
enhanced by comedian of sversa tile
achievements, which will present a
whirIwind of melody, fun and artistic
and ener getic dancing.
For the lover of the animal, the
most beautiful act of its kind will be
in evidence-Hunter's Posing Dogs
direct from Keith's Fifth Avenue the
atre A series of poses and arrange
ments that are sure to appeal to all
have been c1everly taught these hand
some dogs from all countries.
Jack and Buddie White are a lively
pair in a, snappy singing and dancing
act in which novelty prevails. Little
Evo Prout, the singing Coincidence,
adds her attraetiveness, while Ber-
hewlett Brothers in scenic musical
production afford that harmony which
blends the whole as one big symphony
of entertainment A two reel feature,
the regular Thursday Pathe Bulletin,
and several fir eshIy made films of COM
edy and romance close this elaborate
program at popular prices.