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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-19
pOsTON.

iGomo called With two out In The uxth.
Score by innings
Cincinnati ..',+.''''''''''',,,...t o 0-l
Boston .,,...,.,.....ss..s.,.,,.4..a O q 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-19

'BHIted Tor Uoak IN lIle eighth.
Score by inniugs-
81, Louis ,................o O o-l
Brooklyn .................I o o -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-19
BosToN-cHICA
BOSTON

"Battod Tor Bcdlcnt IN The eighth
Score by Innings
Boston .............,.,....0 o 900 O o 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27


Monday evening, January 9. the l..
O. @. K. and the Rebekah lodge VIII
l/ye a public installation Grand
lodge officers VIII be present After
The ceremony there viii be dancing
MISS Josenhine Douglas. teacher pf
domestic science I'M I the Adrian
schools. is guest OF Miss Marion
Clisby
Miss Edith Bookham, who has been
very III In Harper Hospital. Detroit.
was brought home this week
Mr.. Southern OF North Dakota is
visiting John Nixon ia Southheld.
Robbie and Bessie Hawthorne OF
Troy are III with chicken-pox
Mr. Dare McClelland has sold his
property on Purdy street TO Mr. IL.
George Field OF this place
Mr.. Charles Miller OF Vassar,
Mich. is visiting his brother and
sister. Mr.. I'D Miller and Mrs John
Snow OF this place
The funeral OF Mrs NJ Baker was
held Friday afternoon az the home
OF her son. Charles Baker. at Claw.
SON She leaves one daughter, Mrs
John Mooney OF Troy and two sons
Mr. Charles BakGs-n1- GlAa--4s4-s.l.a- J
Baker OF Royal Oak
iFhr -batry Association or South
field met at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph McClellands. Thursday
Mrs r. A Smith and little daugh-
ter OF Southfeld are visiting rela.
tves at Ypsilanti, DR., Smith is also
there resting up after the operation
he had few weeks ago at Harper
Hospital, Detroit
Miss Grace Hack. who attends
school at Ypsilanti, is home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hack
OF Southfield for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. f n. Trebllcock are
spending the holidays in Chicago
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Clayton Proal OF Oxford.
Mich, Is visiting friends here.
Mrs Thomas Spicer IS very i'll
In Harper Hospital, Detroit.
Mrs William McCleland has been
guest OF Mrs, Harbinson OF Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer GOWNS have
been guests of their daughter and
her husband, DR.. and Mrs. Graham
OF Detroit
Miss Jennie Dorman of Birming-
ham, Ala. is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Homer La Joie and daughter
Helen are guests OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Davis OF Pontiac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
DISAPPOINTMENT OVER love f
AFFAIR KILLS Sci +

Respondent over the loss Of her
lover Mary Orsechoski. 30 years old.
ended her life with razor. Friday,
In the home OF her brother John. No.
20 Fordyce-ave. About two months
ago the girl informed her brother that
she had decided 10 give up her lover
and become a nun. She left home
one morning, but returned that same
night Wailing and said she could not
enter the convent. From that day
until the hour OF her death she con.
tinued 70 cry and sob until the neigh
bors came 10 call her the woman
who weeps" The girl came to Amer
lea about four years ago to join her
brothers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
BIRMINGHAM

Alfred Parks is visiting his daugh-
ter in Chicago
Or. Beals OF Cleveland is a guest
OF the Misses Sly
There was p decree granted 10
quit the title to property In Bloom
field township in the case OF George
Barton against the unknown heirs
Of John Woodruff and Others. r. r.
and G y Webster appeared for the
complainant
Mr. Priest ob this place will leave
n a few DAYS for New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. " p. Doying were
called TO caro-. Mich, by the death
Of Mr. Doyipg's father.
Mrs I p. Hale. Of Merrill street.
quite iil With pneumonia.
Mrs Wynn yesterday and daugh.
ter Rachel are spending the HOLIDAYS
i'h Mrs Birdsall al Jackson.
Mrs. Young and daughter Marie
go snendirg q few weeks with rela-
tivesin Canada.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
MARKETS and FINANCE

lated s4l60420 coffee RIO No z
GA spot sA.c.. Tallow Dull. city
GA country 6MGa.c. Hay pullt
prime. Sl.O2 q. n 01 - no. 3. 1eus3cf
clover GV69tc Dressed poultry;
quiet. turkeys. l6u -.c, chickens. l3 ~
Csc, fowls 10N1Si9c. ducks, lOd zee
Live poultry Dul geese. &C.. ducks.
To- u Sc. fowls 10 n - re, turkeys Zoe,
ROSTERS. l1tAC. chickens, iiuli zee
Cheese. Firm state milk. common TO
specials 1871 lTc, skins common to
special 60lHa ic. full skins, 2u5c
Rutttr. Quiet. receipts, 80 662, .
creamery extra. sea m57 i4ci state
dairy tubs 30 "a 33c. imitation cream
cry nrst- 30 - IA rs 4. Eggs. Steady,
receipts. l2OlG. ucarby white fancy.
ffN 45c. nearhr MIXED fancy. 34n 35c;
fresh nrsts, 33 - lt7Gc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

tiot-aVe.. WAS one OF the thronE
that stood az g@nerson ave- and
Ihird-st, watrhiT,E, tie flames de-
strof the I.ld~ Michigan Central
depot, Friday afternoon. When she
attempted o. make her way out %
the CROWD about $3.50 o'clock. she
slipped ou the levi pavement she
was stunned by thd fall and unable
% move. 4 crowd 90 people stood
around. but nobody offered 20 assist
the girl until Patrolman Frank
carey picked her mp aud carried her
- 20 nearby drug store where she
was revived and sent home.
harleS W TNler aud wife have asked
Tor nm Injunction to restrain the
widow OF Gilbert Jackson, for many
years proprietor OF barber shop
ON shelby est, torn down TO make
way for the orpheum theater, from
disposing or TWO pieces OF real es-
tate. The TYlers claim that they
gave up their farm lu Fenton Ia
1903, 10 make a home iu Detroit for
AR jackson. who was then widow
err and that In return ne agreed 90
give them ms property at mis- death,
Nh. JatL sons viii loft the property
% his widow a protest has been
hied against the probate OF the VIII
on the ground that AR Jackson was
mentally incompetent The viii WAS
draw by Attorney NJ Is Preiten
bach. who is also the guardian OF
MT, JacksOn's minor child g
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
DuDpfu1 A stevens Live stock Hcnorf

RUFFALn ~ Y. Dec 27.-Cattle.
Receipts ten cars. market. steady
best 1850 TO lA5O-lb. stee~ -. natives.
SS.35M Sos best 1900 10 l300-lb steers
natives. $S@S.25; best 100 20 i200-lb.
steers natives. SS0s.25. coarse and
plain weighty Mat tsers/natives. s1-25
al 30, best Canada Steers, I $50 TO 1850
lbs g1t51S; best Canada stoers, Loo
10 $50 lbs. fI25ft $50. fancy year
lings SSnS.25. medium TO good 1925
IA $50. choice handy steers. 1000 10
100 lbs. Si75MS fair TO good steers
1000 20 100 lbs. s7256i 80: best COWS
ST. . 3 u 100 butcher cows. 81 - n $500.
enters i25n $50, trimmers. $3.50
ais: very common did rims. s215n.
2s. best hefers. s7.25A7 75 medium
butcher hcifcrs. s6l400 ESQ. light
butcher heifers. S6H6.25. stock heifers
s5.2lH $50. common Gull heifers. 81 ~
rs. best feeding steers. dehorns. s725
40 $50. fair 90 good do. S6250650.
fancy stock steers. $3.50. best stock
steers. Ss156tG25. com mon light ztock
STEERS sh.2 5fr5.I5. best heavy BULLS
81 l1H as. best butcher bulls. 81 z5U
G.15. bologna bulls. s5.75G6.5, stock
bulls. common 20 good. S5n6. best
mllkers and springers. fT54 100. med
iums Go good. fl9H40.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, Is cars.
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market steady. top Lambs. \sSI5n
3. 20, Hrtrllngs. f6.f0n6 1913. wethers. So
Q. 20, ewes. fiGu4as5
Hogs % Receipts. 2Q cars market.
steady aI heavy and workers., ssh;
plgs, s, tbuBeb
GalKesf S50l2J
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dec -1- lloss Receipts 10000, mar
hrt steady to lower. mixed and butch
ers $50 e 795, good heavy $1,000
ho. rough heavy $3.50 .65 light
- 10 10 So Digs, $500 n 80 Cattle.
tccrlpts. 800. market steady; heeves.
toSoms 10. cows and hcifers. $500
90. st0ckcrs aud feeders, s. al SO;
Texans TEXANS SeS5Wzso ealves lSql1
ana weak, native s465m6 western.
90 80 lambs $G.65nS 55i. western.
CLEVELAND.
GLEN ELANn o.. bee 26.--Hogs:
Receipts 100 head market Toe
higher mediums and uhNrd $50.
workers. s. No. cattle; Receipts y
cars market. steady sheep and
lambs Receipts. 10 ears; SIS top.
calves; Receipts. 100 head. SINS top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
STATE OF MICHIGAN In THE
RECORDERS COURT FOR THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
In the matter of opening PITT
STREET from Dix Avenue to
Cabot Avenue, where not already
open, as a public street and high
way

Al "a session OF gaid court held upon
the Z-nd day OF december y. H., 1914.
in the city OF Detroit.
Present the Honorable William i.
Connolly, Judge OF the Recorders
Court presiding.
lt appearing from the return Of the
summons ma thU above entitled cause
that certain OF the respondents cannot
bee found within tho County OF Wayne.
to-wit. George G. CDppert Erneat.no
Cuppert Barbara a Wilmer George
NJ Mott. John Craig and Annie T.
erals. and that said respondents have
not peen served with summons issued
by said court. Ia the manner provided
hy law and that said LeEnunluuts -AE-
al present non-residents and have not
voluntarily appeared Ina said ,.z...s...a-.--
iugs lt is hereby ordered udjhdgcd
and oecreed mat sald respondents.
Georpe O.. Clippert. Ernestiuo Cliprert.
Barbara y. Wilton, George NJ Mott.
John craig ,aud Annie l.. Craig. appear
and show cause, IL any there be, why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be- granted. on 0r, before the s2nd day
OF january. 1914. And IL Is further orr
derid. adjudeel and decreed that a
rtrtinfd copy Of the order boz person.
ally served on said respondents Wher-
ever f6und if practical. at least six
days before IAN. -. 1919. And IL is
that the services 81 this order, if per-
sonal service is not practical as 20
such respondents De made by publish
ing a copy for three successive weeks
al least once ih each week IN the De-
troit Times. o. spaper publiGhed
within the municipality. and that the
last publication thereof 90 hc at least
six DAYS before the said 22nd day OF
January, 1914 ~ X-ZL
VIZ CONNOLLY,
Judge 81 the Recorders Court
Dated Dec b. 1913
THOMAS , pENNfAfAN.
Attorney Tor Petitioner
RICHARD j LAWSON, 81 Counsel
Business address. S01 City Halt pc.
troit. Mich. A-sst
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DIED.


BASsETT- Dec. "a. at the residence Of
her son, clifford + Bassett. Elsie NJ,
beloved wife of Harrison w. Bias
sett Funeral from the residence OF
her son,-~1l3 Commonwealth-a ave
at 1880 p. IN. Interment al
Saline Mich. Saturday at 1880 a. m
GlLBoE-Dec. %, at l72t Vinewood-
ave, Lillian. beloved wife OF An
drew Gilboe and mother OF Clara
Eva. Leo and Earl CHLOE Funera
services from residence Saturday al
at p. m. Burial private
HARDER--D Dec. ~. at her sisters resi-
denCe, 1873 Oakland ave, Carrie kics-
ling Harder. beloved wife Of Charles
Harder and mother OF Nellie and
Charles Harder. sister OF Mrs. ia
cob Breitmeyer, Fred Kieslng, Chas.
r Kieslrng. Mrs VIM Bolton ana
Mrs. Henry Pierce. Funeral Satur-
day at p. m.
HOBERT-pec % 1913, at her resi-
dence al NincwoOd ave, Dorothea
Matilda. beloved wife of Louis Flo
bart and aunt OF Mrs. s Is VIII
Jams. Notice OF funeral later.
KING-Dec. %. at residence. 554 Sec
0ud-Hve., NmeIIa a KING aged 50
years. mother OF William A. X ug
r. Hamilton a Co, 80 Elizabeth st
west Saturday afternoon at
o'clock Burial private.
MARsHICK --Rosalle. beloved wife OF
Joseph MarshiCk and mother or
oliver. Armand. Victor, Rubin,
Joseph Felix. Hubert Vernon and
Harold. Funeral from residence, 479
Clark-ave. Saturday, Dec. "a. at
=. m. lnterment at Evergreen.
MOORE-Dec. 20. Charles H.. aged so
years. late OF Michigan state fish
commission. father OF Charles III
Moore. .Jr. OF Chicago. ILL.,: Mrs. Carr
rte Moore Campbell OF New York
city, Mrs. sarah Moore Carruth. Of
Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Philena Moore
Doty. Mrs. Achsah Moore Hastings
MISS Wnifrcd Moore, Of Chicago.
H.. and brother OF Mrs Carrie
Moore Stone. OF Saginaw Burial at
Hamburg. Mich, from V Geist d
Sons chapel. 900 Randolph-st, Sat
urday.
%. 1913, Richard j.
Ohiert. at his late residence. f04 YER
mont ave- beloved son or Mr.. and
Mrs j. Ohlert brother OF Sister An
ella, OF Flint Mich; Leo. Regina
and Vincent Ohlert Funeral from
residence Saturday at x 30 a. m. and
at - Boniface's church NJ o'clock.
McLENN AM--Dec "a, 1913. Violet.
darling daughter OF Henry and En-
ma Funeral from home, Eight Mile
rd Saturday, . =. M lnterment az
Forest Lawn
"a, Margaret, aged 81
years, beloved wife OF Archie Nc
Kay Funeral Saturday. 1890 y. M.
from Y Gicst a. son chapel POO Ran
dolph-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
WILL HAVE FIVE MATCH
RACES ON ROLLERS HERE

A series OF roller skating match
races that will bring TO Detroit five
champions OF "a many states for
matches with Frank Bacon and Stan
ley Keyes, Is planned for the Palace
rink by Manager Harrison and Match
maker Walter w Osmun.
Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co.. 3 John r. st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
Classified | Cent 75I
Rates. | a Word

Cash with order. II charged. &c q
Tine
No transient advertising inserted
FOR less than Ice with cash; lSc II
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
ncations except Births, Cards or
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards Of Thanks and
Meeting Notices--Minimum charge, Sbc
for rs words or less. over rs words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word
Personals-Minimum charge, soc; 2Oc
per line. Count six words 10 the
line).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
DITTER AM EGGS

Butter-Creamery extras. SAC. frsts.
SIC. dairy Gle; packing stock. 1sc 10.
cd. SIC: hrsts &c per doz. Receipts
124 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
Tor rro CpAI~ NNp puoNIsIoNS.

TOLEDO, o. Dec 26--W heaf Cnsn
and Dec. sSNc. Nav st03A Corn.
lash. safe Dec ee&c, MAY, eos e.;
July. 70Xc oats: cash. 4OA Dec.
i0Ac: May 4ic: Iulv f2Nc Rye
Cash s4hc Cioverseed Cash and
Dec. s952b March Sqee Asikc,
Cash and Dec. s. go March $40.
Timothy. Cash and Dec. sii.t0. March
sii 20. Butter eggs and hay. Tn
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
NEW YnnIs rRnnI.cE./

WV YohkY Dec - lGaF' ~, DgH
sg2 $50 2375 Lard Steady. middle
west spot. $40 7od 1850 sugar: Raw
Gull. GO ntrifugal. 96 test. s3l7M2 rs;
fined. dull: cut loaf s. IS. crurhed.
IS IS. powdered, si2Oa425. granu-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Nav. 20 IS 20 IS x2O 75 800 n
Lard
Nav. IL % XII % 10 % 10 %
Nav. II u II y II 90 biz o.
h4 Bid s-Sold. Xs-Spllt MASKED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
IN DETROIT

William Carey, 30 years old, wandered
into the MeGregor mission, Friday
nteht drunk and In an ugly mood
Nhen one OF the attendants at
tempted 10 put Carey to bed. the
tramp ledger struck him In the face
smashing mis- glasses and forcing the
broken pieces into the attendants
eyes Patrolman Elmer Buxton
placed carey under arrest and "A
serious charge may be made against
him.
John y. Mckay. D3 years old, pro-
prietor OF "a small notion store at
No. 200 Howard ST. was robbed or
$500, Friday night. by a young man
VINO came into the store to buy a
stick OF gum. lie handed the old
man two-dollar bill and when the
latter drew welI-flled wallet from
ms pocket the stranger snatched it
and ran through the door Despite
his advanced age. Mckay vaulted
over the counter and pursued the
thlef who out-sprinted him.
Every voter la the district la urged
by the Mems club of Martha Holmes
Methodist church 10 attend meet
ing in the church Tuesday evening,
Dec. 30, To hear a talk by h. r. In
gram on The ew city charter"
Democrats OF Michigan viii present
Per", Ives iifesixe portrait OF GOV.
IefilS 10 the state, at noon, New
Years day Judge Alfred J. Muir
ply VIII make the presentation
SpNtCH ana one OF the supreme court
justices viii respond in pehalf OF
the state. A large number OF Detroit
Democrats Will go 10 Lansing 10
witness the presentation.
The supreme court has affirmed judge
Hosmer's decree OF divorce Ia sam
uel Nellfnan, granting the custody Of
the child TO Ida Wellman. Mrs
w Gilman married in Philadelphia
left her husband and remarked
without divorce, but le<t her sec
ond husband on finding that the
marriage was bigamous Later she
married Wellman, for whom she had
been Keeping house.
shortly after Gustave ". RIM and chill
dren left the bedside OF wife aud
mother in Harper hospital. Christ
mas night Mrs Augusta RIM passed
away from heart trouble Mrs Rinx
had been in the hospital two weeks
Germany. She * survived by her
husband. five sons ana one daugh-
ter Funeral services will be held
IN the home. No 412 Holbrook ave,
Monday afternoon, and interment
Will be In ST Charles cemetery
Although thousands Of packages were
handled by the Associated Charities
IN it's role OF Santa Claus 10 the
poor and needy Of Detroit only five
OF the Santa Claus bureau for lack
OF correct address. I'VE were
swamped with offers OF assistance
from the public in providing Christ
mas cheer" said Miss Mary Hubert
one Of the secretaries OF the AGso-
to tell yet how many families and
individuals were aided"
Miss Augusta Brandt, No. 1870 era
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

DETROIT, Dec. ee Close Wheat
opened without any foreign influence
Friday and ruled without life in the
"arlS trading. The general situation
Nobody looks for a strong wheat
market during the present dun season.
pus nearly all dealers are bulls for the
future, They expect buyer for every
tushel or wheat that Is 10 sale before
me ntw crop comes TO hand. but there
nothing TO cause any present ad-
vance, Nearly all dealers believe " hea {
las merit and a better buying move
'nent Is expected about the beginning
ot the year
The cash situation is slow. Milers
are not buying much and export trade
Is at standstili, Millers look FOR Il
better trade soon. The big bakers
All season and few have any flour
bought ahead. Should this weakness
carry prices any lower the bakers are
expected 10 come into the market on
q libeEal scale.
The movement OF wheat from farm
ers hands shows little change
Wheat ruled easy. ana dull all day,
closing at loss OF he The winter
wheat outlook ~ very promising
Corn and oats lost isc The seed
\ market was unchanged.
Wheat quotations. Cash No 2 red.
9sAc; December opened without
hange at gs4 and declined 70 9sA Ct;
May. opened at s1;o3s. and declined to
sl03k No ! white 97Ac Coarse
e5Hc No 4 mixed, car az &c. No s
Yellow. 2 cars at size; No. yellow
cars at SIC, closing asked oats
standard. cars. at 4lhc, No. 3 white
Cash No 2 s7c. Beans: Immediate
and ,DeSSeember shipment si75, Janu,
December. 81 40. March, 50 go; sample
RED, "a cars at So 80 at 1915. 10 at
20; prime aisike sll25. sample al
Prime. snots. $3.50. Alfalfa: Prime
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
~ wheat, II or corn. 10 OF oats, OF
barley, l OF rye and : hay with
drawais were 1000 bbls OF flour 10000
bu Of corn and 2 600 bu OF rye. Stocks
eorn. $4,000 bu or oats and 1850 Of
rye
Primary wheat receipts were ESQ.,
oeo bu against l.4lS.00O bu year ago
$50 900 blu
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis in
against an increase OF 100000 bu a
ReceIpts Of wheat Friday, south
west, $1,000 bu against 16S000 bu a
year ago: Chicago Is cars. against 6Tt
Winnipeg, SOC cars against 4b2. Du-
nth, l2l cars against s07: Mtnneap-
oils, 6s4 cars against 500 year ago
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO; Dec. so.-o1pening =
CORN May up &c; July down a C.
oats: May steady: July down &c
Provisions. Firm and higher
Noon-wheat: May up Mc: July
dcY'n NC. Corn May down sc: July
I'm nc. oats; May down nc; July
f(vn &c
Wheat: May down &C; July
Town sc Corn: May down Y &c: July
,own &c. Oats: May down &c; july
Down &c Provisions easier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
MEETINGS.
METAL, POIISHERS

Election OF officers. Friday. Dec PC.
Voting hours from 3 20 . T. IN III
YOU are interested in your Union be
sure TO vote Signed James Daar.
Buslress Agent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
PRODUCE MARKET

The general market, following the
holiday rush. is lclt lu somewhat
unsettled condition, but while trade
was small and prices were adjusting
themselves there were no violent
changes Poultry was perhaps the
H. ost Affected The market was left
e ausc Of IT'S late arrival. and which
VIII take a little time 10 work OF
2-Gll-L-Ga-- .1--l4-ell hat
there were good many chickens and
geese. as Wen as lot OF old rom tnr-
Keys, LEFT over, mainly stuff that got
iu late W ednesday afternoon and could
not Dee handled. Dressed calves were
Ia light supply and firm, but hogs arc
eag E and eloW
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
Plumbing Material at Cut Prices
to Anyone
VICTOR VlCTPOLAS

We carry n complete stock OF Victor
Victrolas, records and supplies
Prices SIS 10 5000: any style Victor
Victrola or Victor outnt on easy
weekly or monthly payments Come
and hear them played
THE CABLE PIANO co, 2ls Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

PIANO. cost 5000. for sale cheap. and
other household goods 330is Myrtle
st
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20 1913, at her resi-
dence al NincwoOd ave, Dorothea
Matilda beloved wife OF Louis Flo
bart and aunt OF Mrs. S Il VIII
Jams Notice OF funeral later.
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wANTED-MALr nEap.
COLLECTOR WANTED

NVIIIII4N| wv " 4t4N III
Must furnish good references and have
wheel Answer Detroit Times ttyx
No. H. k.-l2.
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS

'EN- dividend.
Total sales. 485 900 shares
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Democrats OF Michigan viii present
Percy Ives iifesize portrait OF GOV.

Fcr'y IVES IIIrsI1e pOrtrnit OF Gov.
Ferris 10 the state at noon. New
Years day Judge Alfred j. Muir
ply VIII make the presentation
speech and one Of the supreme court
justices Will respond in behalf OF
the state. A large number OF Detroit
Democrats Will go TO Lansing TO
witness the prpsautaffon
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lndrr q H. Reca f.i. ~ - i.onir.

Attorney Tor TDfTfT0Uer
RICHARD ] LAWSON. Of Counsel
Business address. S01 City Hat be
troit. Mich. A-ssf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

LIST YOUR FARMS with me for fall
and spring delivery. | can get you
either a cash sale or good exchange
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

%. at residence. 654 Sec
OUd-UVe., Nne1Ta a. KING, aged 50
years. mother OF William a. X ng.
Funeral services from chapel OF VIM
r. Hamilton A. Co, 26 Elizabeth at
west Saturday afternoon at 4
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

THE MICHIGAN Free Employment Blu
reau Is al 40-44 West Larned 81
Main ASP.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27
Every voter In the district Ia urged
bN the MEMS rlnh of Mnrfhn IInIIna .

T,nn1i, .'u" OF H"'tH" fhui"'s
ing in the church Tuesday evening,
Dec. 30, To hear "A talk by h. +. In
gram on WINE eW CITY charter"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-27

CoNsT UcTIoN LOANS Liberal
amounts. J. r. Weber. sos Gratiot
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11
Sixth, Inning.

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-11

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