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The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
DETROITER KILLS SELF
IN PENNSYLVANIA CITY

Leaving letters TO reveal his iden'
tity and to give the motive for his
action. John Thomas. a Hungarian. rs
years old. and a resident Of No. 1924
Belvidere-ave up to last Monday, end
ed his life with revolver, on a lonely
country road, three miles from Con
nellsville. Pa, Friday night.
One letter was addressed to his
wife, at the Belvidere-ave. house. and
stated that he prayed that God would
forgive her, but that Thomas could not
Another was a farewell letter to a
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Thomas left her home Monday.
according TO William G.. Collins, who
lives In the lower fiat at the Belvidere-
ave. address. and Collins was greatly
surprised to learn Of the suicide, stat.
ing that the couple had always seem
ed to be happy, and he did not even
know that Thomas had left Detroit.
They had lived here for year. and
Thomas was employed in the paint
shop Of the Lozier Motor Co.
When Mrs. Thomas left, she stated
that she was going to New York. and
that her husband would join her there,
later.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
FIGHTS TO REGAIN
UNWILLING SON
Serious Shindy Follows REFUSAL
of 14.Year-Old to Return
to His Parents

SAGINAW, Mich. April 14.-f1ght'
ing to gain possession of her l4-year'
old son. Harold, who disappeared
from home last fall and went TO live
at the home OF Whitley Windover In
Midland county, Mrs. Balose and her
17-year-old daughter attacked Mrs.
Windover with an axe and club, yes
terday, infiicting serious injuries. The
boy refused to leave the Windovers.
saying that he had received good
treatment and intended to stay Later.
when Sheriff Ryan OF Midland, arm
ed With warrant for the arrest OF
Mrs. Balose attempted TO take her
into custody. free-for-all fight took
place between the sheriff and his
deputies and the sympathizers OF the
Balose family. Knives and razors. II
Is alleged. were freely used.
When Mrs. Balose was locked In
Jail she attempted to hang herself
with one of the blankets from her
bed. The boy is now in the hands OF
the probate court.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
LABOR BENEFITS BY LAWS
PASSED IN LAST SESSION


empt from the law retail stores and
mercantile establishments In towns
under $500 people. A bill with these
exemptions passed the senate: the
house tried to exempt canneries also.
The aid OF Rep. Flowers, was enlisted.
and the bill was laid on the table.
"A bill introduced by Rep. Ashley
was passed, to permit other state de-
partments TO take transcripts of sta
tistics collected by the labor depart
ment. Hitherto the commissioners has
been restrained from giving out any
statistics not published in the annual
report.
"A bill introduced by Senator Ogg.
and passed, gives the department
power to gather statistics in any place
where labor is employed. The pres
ent law specifies only factories. work
shops. hotels and stores.
Senator Oggs bill was passed, re-
curing all factory doors TO swing out
ward. prohibiting sliding doors and
cutting from the old law the words
wherever practicable making the
law general in its application"
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
lIfVATIONISTS
I0HOLDRALLY
AT CITY HALL
Mayor Marx Grants Special Per
NIT for Big Sunday Mass
Meeting
FLINT BAND TO BE
FEATURE OF SERVICES
Army Plans Big Harvest OF
Souls in TwO-Day Musi-
cal Festival

A big musical festival and speciai
campaign for souls will feature the
work of the Salvation Army in Detroit
tonight and Sunday. Several attrac-
tive and important gatherings have
been arranged. among them DIG
mass meeting on the Woodward-ave'
steps of the city hall at 2 O'Clock sun
day afternoon. A special permit tor
this service has been granted o.!
MAYER Marx,-and the service Will De
the first OF the kind ever held on the
city hall premises, according 10 the
salvation Army officers.
The city hall meeting will be led oy
Brig. Kimball, assisted by MAJ. Eo'
ward Tucker and stan Of officers.
The famous Flint silver band OF ~
pieces viii be the chief attraction IN
the series OF meetings to be held IN
the citadel, Michigan-ave. and Second
Il. This musical organization has
more than q local reputation, having
played IN most of the chief cities oil
the state of Michigan Bandmaster
David Mock 10 recognized conductor
OF merit and has brought his band up
to q high state OF discipline and en'
cheney. Each member OF the band II
master of his instrument. while the
majority Of the men are army-trainea,
having served in the ranks from their
boyhood days.
The drummer Is feature. being an
artist In the manipulation OF the
drum sticks.
The band will give one OF Its IA
nous concerts in the citadel on Satur-
day night, at s o'clock. Brig. and Mrs.
Kimball will preside, assisted by
Major and Mrs. Tucker, the corps ON.
GERS, Adjutant and Mrs. May. and Ad'
1utant Conlin, of Flint,
The meetings on Sunday VIII be
held In the citadel at 1890, and 8
.. m. Special singing. musical selec.
tons and short gospel addresses will
be given In each meeting. finishing up,
Sunday night, with great battle for
souls.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
How To Treat the Feet

Many men and women, and especi-
slly clerks, suffer with aching, swol-
lien and sweaty feet. Others suffer
much from cold feet. or corns and cal
Houses. This form Of misery can be
readily banished by the simple daily
Irse of antiseptic vilane power, a spe.
|cjAc of extraordinary virtues.
Obtain two ounces of vilane powder
from any leading druggist and to q
gallon Of steaming water add q tea.
spoonful. immense the feet In this
every night for a few weeks, 10 to 20
minutes, and It will soothe. heal and
remove all poisons and soreness.
ICorns and callouses disappear and
cold feet soon become unknown. Any
one suffering with their feet should
have this knowledge.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

Apples Fancy, 3260xg: ordinary
S1Q166 per bbi: box apples, 81 Is.
Bsnanss.Good shipping stock. Sl.Se
Besns-Dried Lima, 7@7hc lh
Csulinower--S2.25 a 256 per dos
Ceiery-Florida ~. 1875; So. e3.S0
per crate; California, 76c doA
Csbbawe-Si Il Las bbl
Cheese-Wholesaie prices: Michigan
New York mats new, Mh ollie: old
swiss, saoa4c; imported swiss. ssSii
DaAcs-Perslan. new. &c per Id.
common. 10 9iic per ID.
F'E.-J,ir'per'ec' new h@ise Id;
Fresh Sessbies-Cucumbers.- hot
house. 81. 20 Oils per dog; lettuce. hot
house. ls1,sc; spinach, 81 per box;
sha!lots. 60 a Soc doz: beets. S504oc
blu; turnips. 500 soc bu; rutabagas.
toc bu. pnrsnips. soc bu: Florida toma
toes. 1850 per s-basket- crate, 90
Yer basket: o.. plant. 4o9lsc per
bunch s. per snss ssc'iSs Esss: 'aS
case; green peas. S3q325 per hamper
Grape fvutt--flor. 81. St05 box.
licney-Fancy white. ls1iTc; am
Der. l2d12hc III; extracted. th Gee ID.
Hsy--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices fer bale. hay In car.
lots r. o b, Detroit: No. l timothy,
S1t50Q15: No. 2 timothy. S1301s50;
| No. mixed. S13Qis.50 light mixed
Ns.bod1f rye straw. tlo y 1850;
wheat and cat straw. ss0e.bo ton.
aides-No. ] cured hidsa i3hc; No
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
BlACKHEADS AND PlMPLES

2%2s Warren Ave. Chicago. HI was
troubled with blackheeds and pimpies for
over year. had them on my forehead and
chin. They were rather largo and came TO .
head and wero very disngurins indeed.
used most everything without help until
used the Cusicura Soap and Ointment. Gu
ticura Soap and Ointment cured mo entirely"
(Signod) Mia Ircne Bngnoic. Apr. 10. 1919.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cutacurs Ointment
Soc. arc sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. With APP. SKIN Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. r. Boston"
~Tender-fAced mon should use Cutcura
Soap Shaving Stick, use. Sample free.
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MARKETS and FINANCE

ket. steady and lower: mixed and
butchers. ss.3o9s.65, good heavy. s. 20
qs,6e: rough heavy, ss.o5qs2o; light,
ss,sS s5 pigs, sseogs;SS; Cattle Cattle
$720@S.90: cows and heifers, $3.s0g
Sis: stockers and feeders. $50 $40 #:
Texans. S6.70q7.76; calves, $500 $50.
native. s6q7l5: western, s6.25Q7.l5.
lambs s6.60aS75. western, $3.50 $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. May 2.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1900; 10Gt zoe lower; workers.
and mixed. $50: piss and lights. 1926:
heavies, $3.50 Cattle: Receipts. cars:
weak Sheep ana lambs: Receipts. s
cars; sSM6. Calves: Receipts, goo,
ss.35g6.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
RIyERyuEw PARK.

The first week OF the season In
attendance. all expectations al tho
management and the park has started,
evidently. on prosperous summer
run" D'Urbano and his Italian band,
favorites with Riverview audiences last
summer, have fully re-establishe ed
themselves In popularity. a splendid
program has been arranged for sun
day evening. the following numbers to
be played: March No. 16 tDUrbano):
MY Old Kentucky Home" tDelkayD:
overture 'L'Italiano In Algeria" tRos.
sinD; euphonium solo. "Cantiuue du
Noel" (Adam): Mazurka. Minerva"
tPepo1.- organ -offertpire tButistaD;
finale from opera, Norma (BeIiinij
Marebe Funebre- tchepln4;s selection
from I'll Trovatore" (VerdD; Mister
Rooster" u.ampe). In the park grounds
the new Drop the Dip has proven the
sensation prophesied and the Fairies
Well is "A novelty that pleases.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.

Dunning q stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May "a
dull. best 1850 to l.5oo-lb steers,
SS.500S75; good to prime l.200 TO
l.30o-lb. steers. $3.50, do. 100 to
leo0-ib. steers, t7.s51S.26 coarse,
pla inish LOO to l.200-l5. steers. 81 rs
Oils; medium butcher steers. 1000
to 1l0o-lb., s7d I5o' butcher steers.
$50 to l.oo-lb., s,.e5Q7.75: light butch
erL steers, $s.7s OTIS; best fat cows. So
@s25; best fat cows, ss@7; butcher
COWS. SIS q SIS: -ligh butcher
eA25 Qt7b, trimmers. S3.25d4; best
fat heifers, s725@175: medium butch.
err heifers sc,seg 20: Light butcher
heIfers. Ss.2bu6.75; stock heifers. s.. 80
Q625: best feeding steers dehorned
S725GT75; light common stockers
S550gs: prime export bulls. 1875 u
$50; best butcher bulls $6.IjQs,25,
bologna bulls. s6as.5o: stock bulls, 81
9575; best mixers and springers. SCI
QS0: common kind do. e35 450.
Hogs: Receipts. so cars. market
lower: heavy. sS.e0M9; workers., s91C
G9l5, pigs. $e10ne.l5.
sheep: Receipts 20 cars: market
strong wool lambs $3.50 $50: - clip
ped. ssl5Gs.25. yearlings.Z s7u $50,
wethers. s625m6.50. ewes. s5.50ns.
Calves s5@io.-
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
De- )
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NEW YORK MONEY,

NEW YORK. May Mooney on call;
ga per cent Time money: Az per
cent for six months Mercantile pa
per: 81 per cent. Bar silver: Lon
don. 81 l1-16th pence; New York, soc
Demand sterling: $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
Chauffeur Cat. ID ve,r..

CHICAGO, May 3.-Lawrence Lind
holm, chauffeur. who ran down and
killed Joseph Weis. Aug. s, last, was
late yesterday afternoon convicted OF
murder and sentenced to IA years
Imprisonment.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
Church Notes

Tho subject of Rabbi Franklin's ser
mon. Sunday morning. Temple Beth
FL, will be The school and the syna'
gogue."
F. p. Arthur speaks on THE model
Christian and bis pocketbook. Sun
Z day. at IL a. m, In the Grand RIVER
ave. Christian church.
Rev, Eugene Rodman Shipper will
speak in the Unitarian church, corner
OF Wo0dward-ave. and Edmund pl.,
Sunday morning. on Pulling together
In church and state"
In the English Lutheran church, the
Rev. Il. c. Billing, pastor. Sunday
morning, there will be confirmation
services, with reunion OF all who
have been confirmed. In the evening,
the vested choir will give special
music.
George Edgar Cullen, pastor, West
0rand-blvd. M. e. church, will speak,
Sunday morning. on 'One pleasant
day" and, In the evening. on THE
Sideways Of death" The latter IL one
81 the sermons in a series on THE
night side Of Detroit life"
THE incomplete and self-centered
life," will be the subject Of the sermon
\ b ythe Rev. c. w. Stephenson of the
First Methodist Protestant church,
Bellevue, on Gratiot, Sunday morning
(. Subject for the evening, How man
\ may know God" c. q. society at 80
\ p. m.
Rev B. M. McDermand. OF the JET
ferson-ave. Baptist church, Jefferson
and Eugle. will take for his subject,
Sunday morning, at 10:45, AS a
young man marries a bride" The
Lord's supper will be observed. Bap
tism ct 1880 p. m. Subject for the
evening. Come and rest" Everybody
welcome.
Speakers and singers in the Nc
Oregon Institute for the following
\ week: Sunday. monthly brotherhood
rally: singer, Mr.. Montgomerie. Mon
\ day, open meeting. at $50, led by Mr.
\ CNrTAbin. Tuesday, speaker, Rev
\ Geo. Cullen, West Grand-blvd. M. T.
* church, singer. Mr.. Doyle. Wednes
day, open meeting, led by Mr. Cara
bin. Thursday. speaker. Rev. J. p
Hugek, First Congregational church;
special music by Madame Antona ant
4, others. Friday, speaker. Mr.. Rem
y shaw; singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw
Saturday. open meeting. led by Mr.
Brown.
:Tnstinct and reason-faith" will b,
\ the subject Of Rev. ]. Frederick
ritochen, Jr., Sunday morning. at 4
o'clock. In the I o'clock vesper ser
vice. the pastor will speak on tn,
S0piritual environment" The Men,
y club supper. was largely attended, an,
\ Hon. Edwin Denby's Illustrated lee
turo on the Panama canal was enjoy
4 "a. Mrs. A. ID. Zuidema will speak II
y The 'sChurch Of Tomorrow" on tn,
oub1oct Of Faith" Refreshments will
Z - served IT the close Of the service
s'The new Dress" Is DR.. Frank s
Rog1snd'O Sunday morning topic Il
-Gass-a%e. Methodist church. Gas
md O0lden-aves. In the evening sci
4 yjce, he will begin q series Of address
q o. "0reat characters that preach.
The following are the dates and tor
~: Nay 4, The bishop" from Hugo
IL Mieerables:" MayLu, @Arthu
p1mmesdale." from Hawthorne
kuGArlot Lstter::" May Is. Joseph,
NJ tAe story Of the Israelifes; Ma.
y pnHld Iivihg1tone," from th'
F15BX Of Africa; June 1, Christian,
1 The Pilgrims Progress" June
<rl9l t4s apostle" from The Con
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

saw the advertisement for Cutieura Soap
and Ointment and sent for some. only
used tho Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
about three weeks and va cured. Now my
skin IL rs clear rs II can be-" (Signed) Miss
Villa Fields. Apr. 8. 1912.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

eczema drst broke out In
pimples all over my face
and itched and burned
all the time. My face
was . mas Of sores. l
could not heep at night
and was In misery all Of
the time. I TIED every
thing I heard Of but was
not hAlrad anv Az last
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery
extras. 30c frsts, 2Snc: dairy. FAC
packing stock, 22c per h.
Eggs Current receipts. candled
cases Included, 1s%c per doz. Receipts
l.471 cases.
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PRODUCE

The market was In q very steady
position this morning. Refined sugars
were a little higher and strawberries
a shade easier on better receipts, but
otherwise prices were unchanged. Live
poultry and veal calves nave both
cleaned up and with nothing offerfn 8
there was just enough demand to hold
prices steady TO firm. The egg market
is active and firm with an upward
tendency, as storage buyers are In the
field In full force
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

The following nrms are priv
ileged TO execute oroers on the
Co.: Carlyle & Povak: =. H. Clarke
= Co: Lewis =. 0orton; W. A.
Hamlin q Co.: Richard Irwin 4
Co.; w. e. Moss Co.; H. w. Noble
q Co.; w. K. Reilly q Co.: william
r. Rose Z Co.: H. b. Warren Z Co,
and George n. West 4 Co
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Aviator Decapltated.

OAKLAND. CAL. May 3.-Herman
r. Jansen, a Los Angeles aviator,
was beheaded by the whirling prope:-
lor Of an hydro-aeroplane here late
yesterday.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Flour: Quiet
and firm. Pork: Firm; mess. @21. 90
I22 Lard Quiet; middle west spot,
S11.1o a l1.2o. Sugar: Raw. quiet: cen
trifugal. So test, S3361339; muscova
do. 80 test $3.50 2.s9: refined. steady;
cut loaf s5.o5Q5.15 crushed, 1895 9
sos: powdered. s430q44e granulated.
S420n440 Coffee: Rio No. on spot.
ike Tallow: Dull; city. CSC; coun-
try, So qSesc. Hay: Firm; prime, LOS
T110: No. 3, 70ms5c; clover, 500 SOC.
Dressed poultry: Quiet; turkeys. 10 a
csc: chickens. l5G2sc: fowls, 14919c;
ducks. 15Q zoe. Live poultry: Dull;
geese, lie: ducks. 1sc fowls, 1sc; tur-
keys. 15c: ROSTERS. lie; chickens, broil-
ers 30I32c Cheese: Firm; state
milk. common to specials. 1917 u G.
skins. common to special, sd l3c; fun
skins, la &C.
Butter Steady; receipts, e,9ot:
creamery extra, 30& ale; state dairy
tubs, 26G3Oiic; imitation creamery
frsts. 2sa 2sc Eggs: Firm; receipts,
25.95S; nearby white fancy, 22Q CSC:
nearby mixed fancy. 1914 q 2ohc; fresh
fruits, 1Sq21ch.
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PASTOR RUSSELL

DETROIT OPERA HOUSES p. NJ.
NDAY, MAY 4TH. LECTURE.
"HEAVEN. HELL. AND pURGATORY."l
ALL INVITED. SEATS FREE. NO.
COLLECTION.
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Senator Boynton. The division was
only temporary. however, and the full
Progressive strength was cast for the
bill on the Anal rell-call
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ECZEMA |TCHED
AND BURNED
All the Time. Face Mass Of Sores.
Could Not Sleep At Night. In
Misery. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment 8 Weeks and Was Cured.

1245 Bridge st.. Indianapolis. Ind
feel that mwst write and tell what Cuticura
Soap and Ointment have done for me. The
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

CHICAGO. May 2.-Liverpool got pri-
vate reports OF great American crop,
and with no bullish factors to support,
the market broke sharply today. The
local market followed suit. Wheat was
II c under yesterdays close, when trad
ing opened this morning, and made a
fractional decline in the first half hour.
The corn market reflected the weak
ness in wheat both locally and abroad.
and at the opening prices were easier.
Later there was recovery 10 yester-
days closing prices.
Oats had a slightly easier undertone,
but options were about the same Of
fered in the closing hours yesterday.
Provisions opened firm, but later
shaded lower on slightly lower hog
prices.
Opening-Wheat: May down &c;
July down nc. Corn: May down &c:
July down &c. Oats: May down nc,
July unchanged. Provisions: Steady.
Noon-Wheat: May down &c: July
down SIC. Corn: May and July un-
changed. Oats: May down nc: July
down &c.
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Spells of Indigestion

Many persons are subject to spells OF
Indigestion, or full feeling of dis
comfort. after eating an extraordinary
large meal or something particularly
hard to digest. Headache. foul breath.
s.etplessness. fever blisters and ulcers
on the tongue are evidences that
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May a.-Opening-Whea
May down hc; July down &c. Corn:
May down &c: July unchanged. Oats:
May down &c: July down hc. Pro-
visions: Steady. shading lower.
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Nru yORk E.rAu

NEW YORK, May 3-The metal ex-
change closed quiet. Spot copper
S1475 d SIS. lead. S+45 bid.
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CurcACO pRODUCE.

CHICAGO. May 2.-Butter: Extras.
acc: frsts, 29c: dairy extras. Csc; hrsts
use. Eggs: Prime firs:s. 1shc; nrsts.
lshc Cheese: Skins, l3it a. = C.;
young Americas, 1917 gl3%c. Potatoes
40M4 7c; Michigan. aga 41c. Live poul-
try: Fowls 17iac; ducks, 1bgl6c;
geese. Halle; springs. l6h Gl7sc;
t1rkeya &c
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veal kip. i4hc: No Ersen veai KIP;
green murrisn. ave: No. cured calf.
hides. 81: NO rs horse hides. IS: sheep.
$50: No . hides. lie on: kip and cant.
Lenons-Mes.lnss ss.bo0T per box
Limes-$i @i.S2 dos. 49,
Onions-Yeilow. car lots. e6@soc per
Spanish. Si.?S per crate; Texas Bermu'
"1 or.n.. s .00csi III vaneL NeAso;
F1oridas, stGt5o per box
Poultry - Springs. I'm DISC; hens.
s,ss' ils1:' isS :cs Per iif;
Potatoes aogtsc per ou
per bu. $3.50 per Dbl,
Strawberries 24-pt casea
81, so n go: 2t-at. cases, HgtSo;
Sl.15 per hamper.
JOBBiNG PRICES.
s. S:a' s..n :oi ie fl CANA Ss sss
M :aaSndasd. soc S'n Table nf Sss,: Ji4S
i rss Fancy o. i:siy I soS1os ssima
reds. s. go: xissKa pinks. N;5o. Tome:
: .ssy june 'iso si asIH" early June
Feed : Jcbbins price: r. Ioc;lh
sacks, bran. S2l; coarse middlings. en;
s2 Hs eracksd corn. SIS: corn and
oat chop. SCI per ton:
gan 'o p:.S pr.sss s:sh se'; s A1 pa4:
rye. 1850; spring patent. $50 per Dbl
. a..SS.r: , !: NaiI:; ..;Os case as pIa!1s
snrsed wire, W. = ro' n ,:ss per :poes
gaiyanl;sd :hssts: .. xssys $50: ~ y.
s Iii sxss t STons.d ;s7R per eva" do. n POI.
and S s+.gaIfe., $40 per cw.:; es,ri. g.
iIaTIs. IS pen ospi :, on li:s: ma; rs
large. 50 per cent OF list
.esd 5ss Diam s:sS s ss Saea kern o
isc: Crown gasoline. iSc por gal. tur.
Proyi.io.s@Mss: Dorx, sss; family
s:ss: i3sSdsh. Dlf issa n ',;Iss.
suxar-Corrected daily BY W. II. Ed.
gar & Sons Crystal dominoes. 2-lb
:siiSS cut S1 loaf loaf :sso e caSs.. 'a ssoS
XXXX powdered. S5.0S: standard pow
dered IS; graduated. extra ~ecafse
$40; graduated. fine. in bulk. $3.50;
granulated. 25-lb. cottons, !4ss; crys-
tai domino. gran. Alb. and 5-lb. car
tons. In cases, $3.50: crystal domino
gran. HF cases. IS: diamond A. $40
confectioners a, s4.55; No. 4. $3.50; No
8. S445; No. 6. $40; No. Z. S4.35; No
s. $3.50; No. 2, s425; No. 10. s420; No
IL. SAB: No IL. $40; No. 10. S4,05;
No. II. $4o5: No. Is, s+o5; non ca kin 9
mixture. 1915 per 100 lbs; household
powdered Is. 4s to case, $40 pei
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PASTOR RUSSELL

DETROIT OPERA HOUSES r. VI.
sum NAY 9TH. LECTunE.
ALL INVITED. SEATS FREE. No
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Are Easily Corrected

And a chronic attack of dyspepsia can
be warded OF by taking few doses
OF my sweet little pills. This little pill
has made me famous all over the coun-
try as "The Man Behind the Pills" and
YOU can rest assured OF the fact when
7 tell YOU that any case of indigestion
brought about Ivy constipsted bowels or
ovcreating Cansbe cured
- BY CascaROyal Pills
At all drug stores. loo. Csc and soc.
Adv
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. May Wheat Cash and
May. s1.oS July. s3hc: September. csc.
Corn s Sash, 5s%ei May sSns July a:
and May, 3Sc; September. 36hc Rye:
Cash, sac. Cloverseed: Cash. $685.;
October. s147ts December. $7.45. AL
sike: Cash. 1850. Timothy: Cash.
$50: September, 81. Butter. eggs and
hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
May 2.---Hogs. Receipts. $4,000; mar
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
!. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May 3,-Opening: Liver
pool made a small recovery on Satur-
day and Chicago was steady. The
Detroit market opened without change
and was quiet. Opening prices Satur-
day: Cash and May, No. , red. fl.07;
July. 93c; September. s2Ac. No. !
white. sl.06.
The corn market is firm and dull at
SIC for cash No, g. 5sc for No. 5 yell
low and SIC for No. 4 yellow oats
are Arm and quiet at 3Shc for stand
ard 37hc for cash No white and
S6hc for No. white. Rye is steady
at 64hc for cash No. 2. Beans are
easy at $2.05 for immediate. prompt
and May shipment. Cloverseed Is
steady at slS25 for prime spot and
alsike. Timothyseed Is steady at 81 Is
for prime spot. Grain receipts at Chi
cago Saturday: Wheat, "a cars: corn.
104 cars; oats $50 cars May wheat In
Chicago opened Saturday at al COL Il C.
corn at 55c. oats at 35hc and July
pork at $1s.50G19.52 Wheat in Liver
pool closed Il hd higher and corn
unchanged TO I'd higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE

'otal sales, c47.s00 shares.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

George Edgar Cullen. pastor. West
GrAnd-blvd. M. e. church, will speak,
Sunday morning. on 'One pleasant
day" and, In the evening. on "The
sideways Of death" The latter is one
81 the sermons In a series on THE
night side Of Detroit life"
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

Tho subject of Rabbi Franklin's ser
mon. Sunday morning. Temple Beth
Fl, will be THE school and the syna'
gogue."
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

Rev. B. M. McDermand. OF the JET
ferson-ave. Baptist church, Jefferson
and Eugle. will take for his subject,
Sunday morning. at 10:45, AS a
young man marries bride" The
Lord's supper will be observed. Bap'
tism ct 7:30 p. m. Subject for the
evening. Come and rest" Everybody
welcome.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-03

In the English Lutheran church, the
Rev. y. c. Billing, pastor. Sunday
morning. there will be confirmation
services, with a reunion OF all who
have been confirmed. In the evening,
the vested choir will give special
music.