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orape.-Malagas. I4al per Dbl

-Malagas. gfu7 per Dbl
Huncy --fdnty white new, 10 " 80 f,
amter i0@lic Der no extracted. 2 30
HnSLDttroit shippers. are paying ne
folio King prises foV baled nay IA ear'
Nsgl65o; stan lard, SO - rs so; NJ J
timothy. sllala sl' 30. ! mixed. Als. 9J
Ql4 light NJ xed. sl5gle.9v; rle
straw sS0s wheat and oat straw. s.
illehors Nuts 81 sOg Ts per su.
green hides. Use no cured /1u.ls
Use No q green bulls lOilc. No
cured zeal kip. lie No Z green veal
kin lfC. ~ cured murra-n lLc, NJ
4 green wui rain. lecf No. ] tNrrd 'ail
100, Nc. green calf. lec No.
-t-.ll-4.. Va -5e-Nl-e httcs le
or No . klp and calf A. 3 rn24s leep-
skin rs Co Erlount 81 wooi boe NJ - ~
Lemons Mcssluas. $50. California
,,ne- tf.S2 per- oz
oranges New 'alltoInia navels
sSd350. new Floridas se5ogs per
onions elbow si.o 1u. 5000
sack. spanish, g 40 crate
Potatoes. Car lots. ZACH Detroit, ~
SACKS. E5Gr roc in bulk. e@uopc uu
Poultry springs. l-ic ~ Asses hens
ID p rs l-c. geese. - w ln'. +Nrha, ~
l7e turk"ys 20ff pee Dressed ro-lirN
Hens ltll4l1c sprlnEer-
Ptneappie- -g4T5U5 per crate
Rabbits so 80 per dor
sweet Potatoes Jersey. kiln dried
l,,iic, -No l. &C No. 2. sac lb
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Copper snare sales reported Tor Tie
Times bv Hayden stone K Co. Dec.
% Alaska Gold. 21i5 Anal Copper.
1891: Amer. Zinc. 1853 Anaconda. 100.
Ariz Coml 2265. Bonanza. $50. Butte
* Balkl. $50: Butte 4 Superior. 1895
Cal * Ariz. 36s. cal & Hecla. Is.
Centennial 105 copper Range. zoe
Chino. East Butte. 2s5. Franklin.
10 CRANKY 245. Hancock. 90 Indiana.
10; Island Creek Coal pfd 10. Isle
Royale. So Kerr Lake % Lake Cop
per. 220. La sale. 10. Mason valley,
30: Mohawk so. New. Cons go, Nip
issing &c; North Butte 1851; old coll
ony. 30. Osceola. 10 Pond Creek Coal
90 quincy. : RAY Cons, 30 Santa Re
Gold and Copper, I55 shannon. 70.
Shattuck & Arizona so. Superior &
Boston. 325. superior copper. a.. Trim
ity IS; Toulumne. 100. L : r. 40J.
do pfd.. 45 Utah Cons. 40. WOlVer-
inc As.
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and with his weapon still leyelea'
backed OUT OF the store, jumped lhl"
the auto. and was driven rapidly a"a>
by his waiting pal. on
Meanwhile. kakmis notified the po'
lice. and the flying squadron and w"
other police autos took the trail. chht
Ing the bandits auto through Brook
lyn'ave. to Grand Riyer-ave..' and GU
that thorNughlare. where the robbers
shook on their pursuers.
Two Ford autos were stolen durihf
the night. and the police are satisfied
that one OF them contained The
bandits.
Patrolman Began. OF Trumbull sta
ton. who recently fired several shots
ar some joy riders, saw the bandit
in the auto. as they approached tho
restaurant but did not suspect them
at the time. He had good look a.
the two men however. and would
probably be- able 10 identity them a.
ne should see them again.
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1nnnING PRICES

Crnaed Goods Apples. gAls, 33.25S
S5V BAKER beans. I'D SVQ 9oc. Lima
$40. standard. soc. Table hsets $40 .
40 Eeas Fancy early June. 81 80,
standard 81 soaked. 500 DC. salmon
s eas So Sa, AlasSa pia AXIS sii5 Toms
toes S. 10. M2rrONra peas. 81. carly
June $40, sittcd early june. i ~
reed - Jobbiag Prices IN tco.lb
SACKS, bran. s25 cosrse rniddlings. ts7i
81 ST.. crsSkef corn. So. corn ana ga:
'FEiour-Jo6hins prices: Pes, Mich,
gan patent s5s6 second patent sos
straight, s. -; puSTSs , rye $50 +SS' spFins
annealed wire, sls5 cwt; galvanize,d
galvanized sheets 24-gauge. ssie, 70
ssSs 80 gauge. ,s.s6 PER cwt; sinsl'
ishsd 81 per doz black sheets. IS
gauge, s245 21-gauge S2So. 4s-gaus E
rs and 10 per cent OF. large. 70 md
10 per cent on list, machine bolts
small. 70 and 10 pSr cent D. large
oi.@Ra,s liHseed, SEE boiled in
seed. 5sc: Diamond headlight xero.
sene. lOi.c. a. efeeion lie paiacine
lSoac, c.owe gasoline. ! sc ne. Dsr gal,
lis. Ses025 clear backs. SIS 5SN2l
hams Big i1bisc nrtskets - NA-
picnic hams l2isc bacon l6p lSc'
lard in tierces. lli4c' kettle rendered
Suears-Corrccte daily by W i
Edgar a. Sons crystal dominoe ,
10, s790. do 5-lh.. s. go eagle tablet
So cut loaf, s. 50. cubes. $+95; NM
powdered sos standard powdered
S49 a. granulAted. extra coarse, $3.50
do fine. IN hulk. $3.50 do, e5-lo cot
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CHILD OF FIVE
SEES BURGLARS
LOOT RESIDENCE
tcoatinued from ray. oasl

The bar TO the living room. took the
money and then went back TO the
bar room. took bottle OF whisky,
and drank half OF e. i'm the alley IN
The rear OF The saloon. leaving the
half emptied bottle IA "A souvenir OF
their visit.
Two more daring bandit Jobs were
perpetrated. Tuesday night. but in
one case the armed robbers were
fuffed by the pluck of f5-yearoid
Sarah Siegel, OF No 690 Dubois-st..
when an attempt 20 raid the cash till
IN the Siege dry goods store was
made. shortly after 10 o'clock Three
bandits participated In the holdup. one
leveling revolver at the head OF
Sarah's father. Jacob Siegel. and or
dering him 10 hand over his cash
Another bandit stood In front OF the
store, threatening all who approached,
With revolver. Still n third man
SrUUu HCrOss me srreur, as sentry.
the young girl dashed past the in
side man. yelling for help. and when
confronted 10y the man az the door.
she grappled with him. and bit and
scratched him, until he fed. TO be
joined an instant later by the man
VINO VAS inside the store. The girls
pluck saved several hundred dollars
in the cash drawer
Shortly before o'clock, Wedncs-
day morning, two men drove up in
an auto 10 the restaurant of stephen
kakmis, No. $50 Mkhiganaye One
OF the men strobe into the restaurant.
where kakmis was talking with Gus
toner, The bandit covered both
men With a revolver. and ordered them
20 back TO the rear OF the store, with
their hands up. They complied with
the order, and the bandit quickly
grabbed $50 from the cash register.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dee % flour. Duh
and unchanged. Pork: Steady mess
ss325G2375 Lard; QUIET middle
west spot, slo.7oR 1859. sugar Raw,
duh. centrifugal. 90 test, s. goa S.22;
dull. cut loaf. s525; crushed $5.t5s
powdered s420Q42j. graduated. $4l0
N4@0 Coffee Rio. No. ON spot.
9s.c TallcV. Quiet city. Csc spe-
cial, 7isc. country, bGb+a Hay.
quiet, prime, 81 &c , 2 l.ot = No. Il .
a s5c clover, 500 95c Dressed poul-
try: steady. turkeys l60 use; chickens.
s'Nrrsst.~ fowls. iOa l9c, ducks 10 n -lc.
Live poultry Unsettled Seev. ltci
ducks. 100 1Sc fowls. t5m lac. tur-
keys. $50; roosters. lie. chickens. 10 =
n lac. Cheese Firm state milk. corr
mon 70 specials, l3u e.. skins COM
mon 10 specials, Ml324c full skins :
"a SC Butter; Firm. receipts. $40.
creamery. extra. Sba37c, state dairy.
tubs eOm 3Sc. imitation creamery.
nrsts. 22ia G2SI1c Eggs Steady. re-
ceipts l2,144 nearby white fancy, 40
q42c nearby mixed fancy. 2sG3tiac;
fresh hrsts. S3M Soc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
BLACKNESS SETTLES
OVER "WINDY CITY

CHICAGO Dec - -lnky blackness
settled over Chicago today and Christ
mas Shoppers fought their way
through a gloom as pronounced as at
midnight. II was the second time
within a month that the phenomena
has occurred
Street lights twinkled through the
Darkness, automobile headlights flash.
ed, enterprlsing iheater managers
switched on electric ians and an 40
g. lathe loop disiyic) took IT'S usual
midnight appearance - Ais fashllsht
operated from the Ghcarp-,& North
western depot every night Was[turned
en-. hNt u.s. rays had difficulty pene-
t,atng the heavy fog. Lake craft
operated with scarchllgh's and rays
from the lighthouse two miles of
shore swept thc lake front
Tho weather bureau attributed the
darkness tora two-iold cause.-the
4 presence Of loN-hung clouds over The
city and ;he ract, thar an area ~
i low pressure wcst III Chicago made
7 The ar hcre stagnaut IN the ab.
sencc Of any wind smoks clouds
hung over the city.
/ The weather man predicted nc.
cdsional SHOWS for tonight anu Christ.
rs for The Chicago district
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CHICAGO GRAM AND PROVISIONS

NNIIAIfI- Dec . ---W TTHf UVNUrI
about steady on last nights ctosin-
-El-eS.-Ll-1 -I.l-lS- l----s-4
declined 81 for each month ln the
hrst half hour Cables were easier and
there was very light demand.
Corn was a. TO IL higher IN the
early trading today on 0crouut OF
w,ather conditions Rain and snow
fen over most OF the corn belt today.
interfering with the marketing ~ corn
oats was about steady FOR "a dulI
market FOR Mas futures. hut July de-
cllned sharply. moderate offerings
meeting no demand
Provisions moved with the hos mar-
ket. with prices steady but the feeling
easier
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Dec 23.--Close: Nothing
doing In the grain markets. II Is n
holiday market In all directions and
nothing OF interest comes over the
wires.
Liverpool reported steady feeling
Following the tone OF frmness here
and in Winnipeg at the close on Mon
day. The market. however had no
chance TO advance owing 10 weakness
an south American markets liberal
Plate offerings and favorable condi-
lions In Australia. Russia is exporting
more freely. The European visible
supply increased 256.0Oe bu and. the
weekly summary OF crop conditions
was favorable. There was profit. taxi
Ing In Bueaos Ayres owing r. an i'm
provement In harvest returns IL is
said that Mondays low estimates Of
exportable surplus wore upWarranted.
Home markets were quiet and gen
eral conditions were not changed
There IS no desire 10 trade Just now,
but there Is feeling that heavy deal
ers stand ready 10 take wheat OF the
market should the bears get gay on
the selling side.
Wheat ruled dull and easy. but made
small recovery at the close and I'm
fshed only "a c under Mondays close
Corn declined lzc and oats &c Clo-
veIeeed was firm and unchanged
wheat quotations. Cash No red
s sssns pee cen ero,n opened withog;
closed az sslec; MAY opened at s1.O4
declined TO s10312 and closed al
Sl.05 - NO. j white. SSc Coarse grain
quotations. Corn, cash No 3. SEC. No
: yellow. , cars at Csc No yellow =
cars at s41ac; No. 3 white ! car at sec:
No. white. car az G6c: sample l e. :
at 6oc. ! at sic. oats. standard 2
cars at acc: No. white. 41ixc. 80. I
white. 40c &c. Rye: Cash No 2 &c
Beans: Immediate and pereru ber
shipment. sl.75: January. $50 Clover.
seed. Prime spot and December. $40
March. $3.50 bid. sample red, Is hags
az SS75. ~ at sS25. prime Alsike
Sill rs. sample slsike. bags at 81 /.
at 1913 Timothy. Prime apot 81 so
Alfalfa Prime spot.. t725
Rectipts lp the Detroit market fues
day included 600 .hbis OF hour. 2 car,
OF wheat 2s OF corn q OF oats., q,
rye and OF bHy. Withdrawals wer.
1000 hbls OF -four and 900 bu ~ corn
Stocks are 6lSs00 bu OF wheot iS4
zoe bu OF corn. $500 bu OF oats an,
30 $50 bu OF rye.
Southwestern wheat receipts Tues
day, 10000 bu. against $4,000 bu
Year ago.
Primary wheat receipts were $50. 90
bu. AGAINST 100000 .bu a year ago.
Exports Of wheat and Hour Tuesday
fas.0o0 bu.
Minneapolis wheat stocks increase
$4,000 bu in three days
Liverpool wheat closed unchange
and corn unchanged 20 I'D lower.
The available supply of(,wheat In
creased s.23f.ooo bu last week
4
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BOARD OF HEALTH
VACUUM SYSTEM

Sealed proposals .or the installation
Of Vacuum Cleaning system In Pa
vilious No 3 ana No. I Of the Herman
Boulevard ana Blaine avenue, accord
ing TO plans and specifications there
Tor TO be seen at the office OF Louis
Hamper. Architect. s0l Fine Arts
Holding. viii be received at his Office
To and inclusive OF Tuesday. December
10th 1913. 1900 o'clock noon
The lowest 81 any proposal viii not
necessarily be accepted.
Envelopes containing proposals must
he So marked ana contain "A certified
check OF cash equal TO 90 OF the pro
pOSal
Proposals will be considered in con
nection with cost OF future installa
ton % machine AZ specially provided
FOR by bidders.
BOARD OF HEALTH. 90.
BY JOHN r. MckINLAY.
tA-36Sb Secretary.
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BOSTON CoPPER LETTER.

7
There is now nearly a normal
spread between the price OF spot and
futures in the London speculative mar
ket and further sales OF metal are re-
ported ST lass m14Lc Altogether the
metal market ia in healthier POSI-
ton for some time past II is evident
from the action OF leading coppers
that il is rather easier 70 sell them
than to buy them II the uccuuula- b.
tion in surplus stocks OF copper far
December should be anything under
! d. 900. 600 pounds IL would lead 70
further blyfng
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According TO officials of the Detroit
Housewives League members OF that

nlLHtI0U WIII NJ lNIO % N0CUTe-
through the league. christmas tut-
KEYS and cuitkens for - cents Il
pound FOR the former and from To-
20 ., cents pound for the latter.
the poultry coming directly 90 the
league from the farmers strictly
fresh laid eggs are being secured hy
league members for 81 cents per
dozen and this price win be lowered
L. !. - y
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NV YoRk MONEY MARkrT.

NEW YORK. Dec -3--Money on
call, ~ per cent time money ! Z. q 3
per cent for six months mercantile
paper per cent, bar sllver-fondon
26&d bar suver--NeS York, t-'ac
demand sterling 1tS5.e5I4 s530
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TULEDO o. Dec. u CIOsIUg prIVUs
wv heat. Cash and Dec gSiec MAJ.
sl03Fs. Corn Cash and Dec 10lsc
May. 7lSc. July tlc. oats cash and
Dec. Ale. May 44t.c July 43tsc Rye.
cash 65c. Cloverseed cash and Dec
81 SO March s. y Alsike cash and
Dec. Su.1O. March SlI In Timothy
Cash and Dec 81 co March. 81 30. But
ter eggs aud hay. Unchanged
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Postmaster NageI announces that all
nnIct.I nnsI I'm eknrrs rcrrINen az the

local office 0u Christmas day VIII n"
delivered Immediately The regis tr>
money ords. and cashiers divisions
viii bc open Thursday from : q. m
TN noon Tho general delivery and
stamp windows VIII also remain
open tin noon while the rccclvins
department OF the parcel post diNis-
ION win be oIen from q ni. till :
p W All carrier stations VIII be-
open during the morning All ear
riers VIII make one-round trim on
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CHICAGO PROnICE.

CHICAGO. Dec -3---BuItOT- ENtr0s-
sGc. flrsts, e Il CSC, dairy extras. 20.
tirsts, 26q 2Thsc. Eggs Prime ffrsts.
IS a soc. firsts, 30le m3lc Cheese.
SKINS ri Sc Live poultry. Fowls,
TyRI3Lc ducks, l31T4C. geese. Il y
aI2lsc; springs 13N13lsc; turkeys. Is
3IIsc Potatoes Michigan. 80 a SEC
Wisconsin. $50 $50. Minnesota. 50 63c.
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Expectations OF bnppS marriage soon
which were enierfnineh nv Mnrfin

rude shock "a few days ago when be
charced upon subpoena for olive
Miller the woman he Was ID marry
asking her 90 appear as defendant in
divorce suit which recently was
heard hy Judge Lacy. The decree
HAS held up Tor investigation 81 the
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LIV ESTOCk
EAST BUFFALO.
nnnninG A SIeNens' Live stock Heport,

BUFFALO. - a. Dec cattle
Receipts ten cars market strong
best 1850 20 l+50-lh. steers. natives
xS35GtS65. best 1900 10 l30o-lb. steers.
steers. natives. SSflN2j. coarse ana
plain weighty fat steers natives. s',2S
tf1.5o. best canada steers. $50 10 l4oo
lbs. $r5lUN hest Canada steers, 1850
80 1850 ms St25U 800 fancy year
lugs. SN0S,25, medium To good sI.2o
n1.10. choice handy steers. 1000 20
Zoo lbs sI.I5uN fair TO good steers
1000 90 loo lbs S.S1fi 30, best cow IS
So 20 10 $50. butcher COWS. $50 y !. 81
cutters 81 IS u4.h0, tr.mmers. $50 "a
IS. very common old rims, s.. IS 81
25 best heifvrs. $40 q S.s5, medium
butcher heifers. S6.40@ Q. so, lish1
butcher helfers. S6U6. % stock heiters
yJ2lfG $50. common cull heifers, 81 %
425 best feeding steers. dohorns, ! %
n So fair 90 good do, 81 70 a 800
fancy stock steers, $3.50. best stock
steers 1915 4 q. - common llshl stock
steers. So 1888 ~ best hedNN puI!s
SsI50 1..5 best butcher bulls, So IS 9
$50, bologna bulls, So.t54 $40. stock
bulls common 10 good 500 8 best
milkers ami sprirgers. SIS @ 100 med
lums 10 good. 500 ~
sheep and lambs Receipts. - cars,
market strong top lamns, s. I5P SO,
market SLOW top lambs s. go q :. To-
Hogs Receipts. 40 cars snarke
lower. all grades, hc'$y u york
ers ana piss - SeP '.so
. tNio> SSroek htRp>;, ,co
Dec "a -iiosa neceipts' -3.oS mar.
-- + fttrA--+i - +4l
hu. eh,rs. Fa0H 30 seod he3vy s. up
q Ho good heavy 100 p 90 hsn'.
8, 4155. pi"s $3.50 "a 80 Cattl'
Receipts 400 market strong 10 loc
ns.hty becvte. s" Us q $40 COWS and
hvif,fs Sass ~ stockcrs and feed
r. "a O. = y
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\. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
/. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK Dee. % The met0l eX-
change closed steady spot copper
was offered al s1437ta. Lead. 81 9S
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The Interstate commerce commi-sion
TINS suspended freight rate increases

announced py tire Detroit. Monroe a
Toledo - orr Line and the Detroit
Jackson 81 chicago railway. until q
hearing can he held 10 determine
whether they are justified. Tile chief
obJcr ticn 20 the new tariff Is said 10
le ehauge Ira the definition ~ the
word nestled IHder the new
meaning. commission men complain.
they would br unable o. Srturn
crates and buckets used Ia, Ysl.t %
meuts. because the rake wo si-3e he
fronf bfffto
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Appies-No. ]. stn450: No. t225a
90 per Dol western box apples. s259
" per box.
Bsnsnas Good shipping stock, slso
81 20 per bunch.
Reap.-DrieA lima 3d7hc per 10
California Fruit-Pomegranite $3.50
per case.
cspIlnover. -tnsoaI55 per dor.
grown 20 a e5c rrr dor
Cnbbaee-s2W225 per Dbl.
Cheesr--sW hOlesale prices: Michigan
aats. 15al5Lc. sew YORK. f1liTLc.
iimburger. i{h Gl5c: domestic swiss
$4,000. imported swiss 27-2TLc.
long horns. lie per To-
Christmas Creens--lIolly. ss75la
per case. evergreen wreathinR. 20-yd
rolls, s5c u3l. holly, s4u45O per case;
holly wreaths, $50 per doz
Datcs-Persian- new. IA &c; Fards
suskc per ID; Dromedary. s2.50 per
can.
Dressed Hoss-.Light. sis n &c. heavy
7IS Sc per Id.
Figs-lmpofted. 1saisc ID: /califo i.
MA. 35c per boz
Efntsn Haddies-iic III
Fresh tsg~tabies-Green peppers
t3U3.e5 per crate. soc per basket Gu.
runbers. hot house. s225N250 per doz
lettuce, hot house. 13G14c; beets. a. "A
sl.i0 per bu: parsley. i5a 20c per doz
tomatoes. hot house. 2Qm25c per M
Hubbard squash s25l 80 ton: rad.
ishes, 20 u CSC doz head lettuce. FlofE
da, S2.s5n3 per doz.
Crspe Fruit--sfVfSo per box
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CHfcA0O Dec. z3-opening. -
Wheat, May unchanged: July down
&c. Corn: May NJ &c: July up &c
Oats: MAY unchanged; July mp &c.
Seon--whsats MAY down az July
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Bu-iress-iIk, Printing. No fuss an
20 feathers The plain, neat kind thar
looks right. Times Printing ca. IS
John -st Phone Main ltss
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MARKETS and FINANCE

down &c. Corn. AIoy down q. C.. July
steady oats May down isc. JUS
down &c.
Close Wheat May down -, Jnly
down L. Corn. May steady July 49,
nc. cots MAY down isc. July down
isc Provisions STEADY.
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IN DETROIT

Mrs. 4. ., Rurenteile. soprano. pnpil
uf " a. Irnnb, viii sink un A."
httIt $50 uldulght het~s -n tNr
.I4I-h uf Ste Aune dr lr.futi
'ILIstma, exc
Nld. Lodge. chairman of the count
board of supe ~ isOrs. has appointed
+ taaa Us Benton Ala. BARTON ana
AiH FIcld drlegates 90 the stare 'oh-
ier.a,s 0u taxation a. le hrid iH
Niluuatov. Jan o. Aud Do.
FalbHuIs post, q. 4, H.. LA a. meeting
TUESDAY. adopted resolutions pre-
tH~t.uE tIaIuSt tup pruruNtI change
+-14+.l ~ s,----L-lls r-Alli
stripes Nop2 OF the fv~st+t l"u
ulD l. sent tu Washington.
Mayor Mara has received "A check for
800 from the netrolt brewers assoc
.fatiuu to hr used tor christmas
..,uaI.r, purposes The mayor tlrhed
tar check over Go Lieut. AKIN Do. hs
who raudlrS rht poor and .n the
H8NulS otnce.
The salt 81 irwin BONes for $4,000
damages FROM the ~. 4. H.. which
ttls net'E tried on tlru'lt court tr.
suii. ID. TUESDAY,. iu o. dire ted Nel-
dict ~ no cvusg OF action '-t"We@
d. NJ. sls.ltL.. .tlt..4l.l1 4 l.gIL ILL -I,1
DcTTE t7T1Ivu nom tie scat -UT Us
rHEon when 30 was struck bt IS
street. -ar AK Jefferson aat canton
t..IN
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PRODUCE MARKET

the general market was about nor
maj Tor the day before Christmas. but
what was expected 10 De. a rec0rd ia i.
IN poultry proved 70 BE somethlng of
disappointment. For some reason
the demand. which ON Tuesday Was
active, LOST Its edge and there was
every reason To expect "A neayy carry
over The soft weather mas nave
mad something 10 so with tie lack Of
demand. nut most dealers Were tr.
chned othtuk the price level little
too high for anything more than "a
limited demand There was the usuat
lot of live poultry in 81 the last mo-
Ment when DC was not wanted. hos
TINS went ntU storage al once and
VIII nave % De- Ted for "a day or So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

case Mrs Miller WAS ckarged hy
h,r husband George. WIKI brraking
dishes over his hrad and other Hcts
COZ cruelty Srhull the prospective
second husband. wrote 10 Judse
Taos for Information about the case
when he discovered tAat his intended
brid, had been married previously
one or the most interesting seasons ia
thr Jewish calendar called 'h"nuh-
kan of IUr feast OF dedicate ne
gtn Tuesday tNsuiuN. and Viii con-
rluue for eiGht OaAB. The period rs
uut uhJerNed in SynDgoEuc or tom
pir -rrN l.r.. Hhut ls eagerly l"n"A"
forward 20 hF the children tu Jew
lsA household for. in large meas
ufr fhauukkaA has come To ht
looked upon particularly as chll-
q drrnS festival. ~ lis the custom ~
- Ats-,s---ztt- 44llls ehuld -ln-llkhl "A Eaildte
ou Tile urSt niAht of Chanukknh tWo
nr thr SECOND three on the thEd'
ard ao ou until, un the riEhlh o9N'
EIGHT candies are burning Thr can
dlr~ ur, Opt permitted 4" p" ON
durlus che eISht days lhe poor 1i'
t~pcDlauy remembered durin~ tha-
uukkdu
Action FOR the recovery of $40. brouEn'
la the court oT Justice Lemkic, t"es-
daN NA John kl"tAuS g SA4hHA =" "' "a
Morris. WAS thrown uut on the
mound tnat the mS9eI Was klN'n ~
tine defendant ~ ho MAa 80, 80,
iuuUad, Mrs Morris testified mat
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flnirtfn brD~lus infatuated with hcl.
one uat when tgt house hold finances
were low and money 10 pay the REM
Mas-uut iu sight the hoarder Ven
GO The bank and drew sac from ~
account and gave IL 10 Mrs Morris
Tho defendant declared That sue
mower even liked BagChus. even
though -hc accepted thc chSh. 'Ha
tlce L,uktc. iu ruling the money
Mas a.plft serted that kagchus IS
too old 10 o. cover on the sronnd
mat De No. undNly influenced ~
Ii.DNf fH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

IBID and asked.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-30
TURKEY RED SEED WHEAT At
COST.

We have ordered several carloads
of choice Turkey Red Seed Wheat
which We will sell at cost to the
farmers of the Western slope.
We urge the farmers to SOW this
splendid variety of milling wheat. 1t
is the Best.
We expect the first car to reach
here by August LIST. Get your orders
in early.
Use Mesaflour-none Better.
THE MESA FLOUR MILL co.
7-22-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-30

Sawyers are wholesale agents for
the ]. Hungerford Smith Pure Fruit
Fountain Syrups. The coldest and
most delicious drinks at our foun-
tains.