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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Tally sheets. to be furnished at elections
Tanner. R. E., lands conveyed to. ~
Tax assessments for sewers In cities o. Ihiu :
fourth class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
Tax commission. reports to By towns, etc. pe"1-
for failure 49, 1
Tax deeds time limit for actions to set asu. ..
Tax exemptions income. repeal Of law oon' - 5
forest and salary -,
Tax, highway. credit fer maintaining "S''
Tax, income assessment and collection eiroiS''''
Tax. income assessors, powers and duties 49,
Tax, income, exemptions and deductions $3.50 :
Tax income relating to.........-.....-..':.' a
Tax, inheritance administration Of law.
Tax. Inheritance, transfer Of property pr" 8
death, subject .-.....-..--..,..'' . - 80
Tax. for harbor and dock improvements, iss'i''''
Tax for libraries cities may levy referenuuni. (
Tax, for nquidating school district indeOeeono...
Tax. for maintenance Of libraries, electors 'D-
vote .................-.... :.
Tax, school district boards may levy ioE
schools. etc. - IL
Tax. on sleeping cars. freight equipment eOc'
lection of -. :. =; ,l.d
Tax for sewers In villages proceedings vsliu@ss
Tax, waiver of penalty. Milwaukee Car FehiS 1
Taxation, assessment Of property. -, /
Taxation, exemption Of property OF deosoIA' VIZ :
raxation of mining and mineral rights !
Taxation Of forest reserve lands. apDropflalloA.
Taxation pubic service corporations. c01seAO's
when de1inQueng - - . -. I
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Labor employment Of females and children. where
prohibited 46t
Labor hours Of, for Observation-Disclosures. 3Sl
Labor hours Of, By switching crows. .......... G:
Labor permit for children to trades AS
La Crosse Justices OF peace authorized to act In e2C
Lafayette county court. civil and criminal iuris
diction conferred 23s
Lake Monona dock line established. ...-........ 59t
Lake Superior. fishing 64(
Lakes and rivers classification of............ Al
Lakes and rivers. depoting of oal In prohibited ST.
Land commissioners. powers Of, In cities Of first
class Observation-Disclosures. 6Os
Land conveyed to ]. r. Sykes. ................. 4s
Land conveyed to town Of Bayfield,. ............ &c
Land department authorized to sell to town o.
Alvin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. x
Land conveyance Of to Theodore Dion. ........ l2s
Land granted to city Of Milwaukee. for park pur-
poses along Lake Michigan. ..-...........-.. l8s
Land grams or for highways. Observation-Disclosures. 52s
Land mortgage associations. organization. pcwers $50
Land Milwaukee may donate for state fair... els
Lands. commissioners antho1.zed to sell in Oneida
county AL
Lands. commissioners authorized to sell in Green
Lake county. -s....-.,.... b6s
Lands condemnation Of county purposes. 27t
Lands, condemnation of. for park purposes. 27s
Lands, conveyance OF. b corporations. who may
Sign AZ
lands conveyance Of q deceased 42l
lands conveyed 70 R. E. Tanner So
drainage Oh pdynielAe VS.
Lands. granting Of submerged for park purposes
Milwaukee. tax .-..-..-.-.4- z01
lands. reclaiming o. for agricultural purposes
trst funds. III
ma, survey Of cost how divided ............ los
eands sale Of REMEMBERING sections. repeal 5sl
lands sale Of, BY executor administrator. 49,
lands. sold for taxes In Milwaukee county 5sl
lands. sold for taxes. redemption of.......... 26t
Isnds. time for recovery q damages 2g(
rsnds. transfer az b state. In Buffalo county. 70
,s,.a. transfer Il By state for streets and other
l', ,aslsoses 05.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Il
Rabbits. hunting Of. with ferrets. in Door county.
Rabbits, hunting OF. in certain counties. when. II
Rabbits, hunting by owner on own land a
Rabbits hunting season for. number permitted to
Racine county municipal and comfy court. pow
RAILROADS. actions against for damages. contribu-
tory negligence. ..-.-.-.-.. 81
RAILROAD bonds validating subscription to....-
Railroad bonds interest guaranty BY counties.
towns cities ........t..-..-
railroad bridges safety gates on. 81
Railroad bridges and tracks, safe construction and
maintenance ..-- 4
RAILROAD bridges between Wisconsin and other
states. approaches 4
psiiread commission freight or express charges
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Kelly town Of created ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Kcnosha county, municipal and county court. pow
erS. ETC. %
Kerosha county treasurer appropriation to..... ]
Kimbau town OF, created. Observation-Disclosures. i
,<noke. John estate Of, appropriation - so
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Qualifications, Of candidates for teacher. IL
Quarantine farms. tuhercllar cattle. 3st
QUO warranto. asticn Of. repeal Of............ 1O
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Nasnekaron: town Of created. BAYFIELD, county zsg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24

Will GO TO COURT
Plan Attempt to Mandamus the
Council to Restore Their
Licenses

Mandamus proceedings will be In
stituted In the Wayne circuit court
TO compel the council TO grant the
maximum number OF licenses, which
is SO more than issued last spring. ac'
cording to Attorney Harry Lippman,
who represents John Hanvricowski,
one OF the decapitated saloonkeepols.
Every applicant for license last
spring, who failed to get his card will
be named In the petition, 1t is said.
The case will be carried TO the SUI
preme court. ii necessary.
Attorney Lippman appeared before
the council liquor committee. Monday
afternoon, and made the announce
ment. which has been expected by the
aldermen ever since the saloon list
was cut down.
Il will never vote 10 give license
to any man who starts suit said
Aid. Dingeman, chairman of the com
mittee. The worst the supreme
court can do. Is to compel us TO
grant the maximum number. The COM
mittee will still have the power TO dis
criminate in granting the additional
licenses. and none Of the deposed sa-
loonkeepers will get card as long
az this committee Is handling appli-
cations"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
''DOLLED UP" WOMEN
TEMPT TEMPTER
Such Remark, Coupled With
Trousers for Women" Ad-
vice, Causes UprOar

CHICAGO, June 24.-"Trousers for
women advocated by DR.. H. c. r.
..orris, OF Enderlin, N. D.. threw the
convention of American Naurologists
and Alienists into a hubbub OF dis
cussion when the sessions were re.
sumed today.
Or. Norris remark interjected into
a technical discussion as to why so
ciety women lose their minds, was the
, ensation of the day.
1T Is the woman who dolls herself
up who falls" said the alienist. mo
girl simply dressed Is bothered by
the tempter. It Is she who Is dressed
to call attention of the male animal
to her charms who Is tempted.
ION the other hand women find
that their clothes keep them back.
would wipe from the statute books
laws forbidding women to wear male
attire. Then when q woman grows
tired Of her sex, let her cut on her
hair. don mems trousers, so she can
enter the business world and com.
pete with him on an equal footing"
But think women's styles are
more sensible today than ever be-
FORE" said DR.. Harold N. Meyer. OF
Chicago, commenting upon DR.. Nor
ris' accusations today. The fewer
skirts they wear the better"
without contradicting DR.. Norris,
said DR.. Mary r. Pogue. OF Lake Gen
eva. Wis, 81 should like TO ask him
what men doll up for"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24

Charles Dorsch's application for
transfer from No. 2024 Fort-st. west
to No. 1896 st. Aubin-ave., was held
up. the allegation being made that
Dorsch was attempting to dispose OF
his license to the highest bidder.
Chairman Dingeman blamed the brew
cries for the increasing traffic In IL
censes, and the committee VIII be
careful In the matter of transfers,
hereafter. -t
Harmon d. Snyder was denied the
privilege OF moving to No. $50 Mtchi-
gan.ave, because the location Is too
near Calvary Presbyterian church.
The following transfers were grant
ed: Otto Dicke, from No. SIS Grattot-
ave. to No. 2S2 Moran-st.; Alex. Nc
Kay, from No. POI Clinton-st. to No.
424 Ferry-ave. east: Stanislaus Sudol.
from No. 1910 Chene-st to No. 1ll5
Riopelle-st.: Herman Poets. from No.
$40 to No. 666 Gratiot-ave. Henry
Stork. from No. 405 st. Aubin-ave to
No. $500 Jefferson-ave.; Adam Andry-
SAX. from No. sol St Antoine-st. 20
No. POT Wight-st. Several transfer
applications were held up for In
vestigation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
TRAINMEN VOTE ON
STRIKE PROPOSITION

Conductors, trainmen ad yardmen of
more than 40 eastern roads are en-
gagged in taking a vote on the ques-
ton of whether a strike shall be or
dered to gain the demands recently
presented by them TO the railroad off,
Gals. The canvass. which will be
completed Thursday, includes no less
than 100000 men. The principal
Michigan roads involved are the Mich.
igan Central, Grand Rapids e. Indi-
ana, and the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern.
The chief contention OF the en-.
ployes Is for an average Increase I'm
wages OF 10 per cent. II is not ex.
pected by many of the local trainmen
that strike would be ordered imme-
diately. even II a majority OF the votes
cast should be In favor OF IT, The
general committee In New York,
which would then have the power to
call the strike, probably would use
that authority only as last resort
In the meantime, 1t would give them
an added weapon In their conference
with the managers OF the different
roads.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
SOUGHT IN JURY
PROBE; SURRENDERS
Thomas Hunt. Involved in Ort-
man Case, Gives Self Up to
Judge Connolly

Thomas Hunt, OF No. 102 Newberry-
ST.. who disappeared while officers
were looking for him with bench war
rants issued by Judge Connolly, in the
recent jury scandal probe In the re-
corder's court, walked into Judge Con-
nolly's court, Monday afternoon, and
was closeted for more than an hour
with the judge and Attorney Percy
Crosse, friend of the court in the pro-
ceedings. The officials would not d.
vulge what sort of statement Hunt
made. but said that there would be
developments in the matter, on FRI
day.
Hunt was one of the men who went
to Juror Timothy Burke, saloonkeep-
err, to try to get Burke to "be easy"
with William Ortman, pickpocket,
stating that Ortman would be around
after it was al lover, and would make
everything right.
Two other men, sought on John
Doe warrants, were implicated, and
It Is said that Hunt, in an effort to
clear himself. has furnished the names
OF these men, and the full details OF
the plot to fix" the jury In favor Of
Ortman.
Juror Burke is a brother Of Court
Officer Thomas Burke, and when Ort-
mans trial started, told Ofiicer Burke
of the visit he had received the night
before. Judge Connolly was immedi-
ately informed, and the investigation
started
Michael Harrington, a daily atten-
dant at a previous trial of Ortman,
when the jury disagreed. was closely
questioned. Each of the jurors was
also questioned
Juror Caspar Yaeger stated that he
had been approached by Henry Moer-
schell, an aged neighbor of Yaeger.
A warrant was issued for Moerschell,
who satisfied the Judge that Ortman
himself had come to him, aroused
his sympathy, and succeeded In get
ting him to ask Yaeger to give the
boy a chance" Judge Connolly de-
cided that Moerschells only offense
was an unwise action when his SYM
pathies got the better OF him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.
anorted nv HAYDEN. Stone q

reported by Hayden. Stone Co.
June 2S:
The Boston copper share market
saturdays closing and the morning
session has been devoid Of interest and
with no well-defined tendency. In some
instances prices have rallied fraction
ally Pressure to sell, so evident In
Fridays and Saturdays market. In alb
sent this morning with the result that
trading has been dull and uninterest-
ing hTe industrial list Is also much
neglected United Fruit showed a
trife more activity and is inclined 10
be strong rnliying TO l52if. n gain of
~ points This has been the only is
Nrue\ that has shown any tendency one
wav or the other hTe undertone has
been fairly good. hut, trading has been
so meaere that IL has had practically
no effect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
by SCOUTS. START
775-MILE run
MT Lad Takes Message From
n President Wilson AT Noon
= Today

EXASHINGTON, June 24.-Promptly
Moon today, President Wilson hand
"a : boy clad In the uniform OF a
~ Scout q message of encourage
&Gnt for clean athletics. The boy
lfod out OF the White House and
|S01Ee into Z trot. and the 775-m1le re,
~ "a Chicago was on.
4 wactly IT'S boys will handle the
1ldent's message. At noon. on
-, unless plans miscarry. the
1hs boy Will carry the presidential
ooAge into Chicago. deliver 1t to
|clala az the great pre-Olympic ath'
w festival and the games OF the
otnational Athletic Champions as
14intiQn will start.
q 10y S6Gosengers viii be carrying the
live continuously from today on
~ viii run by daylight and star.
1eo19 nigi1t runs to be made by
~0ldof members of the courier
Parents of some Of the boys at
f objected to the night relays. but
06f1 OF the athletic associations
ons the, route volunteered to pace
w ln6s In automobiles and all objec-
~ we're removed. The route leads
N washington to Frederick, Md,
tnCe 70 Pittsburgh. Cleveland. To-
o. south Bend and Chicago. Each
Nt1r run = mile, but care will be
r6tood to see that no boy overtaxes
~ The majority of the runners
Boy Scouts. others are school
~ picked by athletic associations
~ lhe route. Each runner will re-
W. An emblem As souvenir Of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24

~ Doga Funny Clowns and
esSids Seats For All Are
Other Features

sores OF sleek. clever ponies, dogs
al sorts. funny clowns. and ele-
nnts which paraded about the ring
their. hind /. feet. made Gentry
oehers' show. opening weeks run
Detroit. at Dix and Livernois-aves..
II night, . delight to both Riddles
~ osownups.
0ontFy Brothers show, y agreeably
16orent from the big circus. Every
&tny that IL going on. can be seen
Ky Advantage from any place In the
mt. and the audience can thoroughly
'Gnjoy each act as 1t Is put on, without
|cgNuing necks and inviting eye-strain
II the effort to watch three rings at
nee.
4 Although the show carries troupe
v o1riaIists, and mirth-provoking
I'D pf tlmblers, the big attraction
&Sonters In the animal acts.
n The military drill by squadroI
"a trained ponies. showed wonderful
<foining and drew rounds OF applause.
|The grand entry, when the entire
|oompsny marched about the ring,
sUo6 reminiscent of the old days OF the
E1arcu6 when the shows travelled by
EtaUUn1.
" troupe of trained dogs did some
and clever stunts and
me OF baseball played by elephants
4 Iroufht much laughter. These ele-
Z 6hants are animals of varied accom-
23shmeuts, fol-, after finishing with
<oeeball. they converted themselves
Ito an orchestra and one old tusker
the program with a buck
B0n4. wing dance.
N The circus shows Tuesday after
ASocu and evening at Warren west and
|oU<l6p.aves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
LIVESTOCK


E1sT ssiysfs Ii n ,t.' June n:'csy
Cattle; Receipts, 200 cars; mar,
steers. ss.f5os; good 70 prime 40. to
l. s0o-pound steers, 3s.5ods.7 good to
prime LOO to 1,2oo-pound steers. IS. 2s
coarse arse a p, pain welghty steers
t775ds; medium butcher steers. t-.26
Q1eo; light common grassy butcher
steers steer $500 best fat sSw. $3.50 g 3;
s s1sd eus eo~s ,sSSHsss sr@msr.e S'
425; best fat heifers. dry fed, 4760eT s.
medium butcher heifers. Y76o077V
ISIS; stock heifers. s6509s; best
feeding steers. dehorned. $40 10 Ugh
and common stockers.. t5.766625; prime
ssssyy s Su bcssns oG best SStcs e sso
bulls. y5.5oGs: best mixers and spring
ers, $500 70 common kind. do. 14Ayko
Hogs: Receipts, 100 cars; mtcket,
as Ssd lssw eix. nsss sSyscs s0''' workers. -
sheep and lambs: Receipts. aS cars;
$5.75162s: wethers. W7565; ewes.
e~ CAVES ss.'0S ssSio.so.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
III. june S!.NHos:: receipts. isoSc.
s sssd su %aras :rG s"ca s mSsd
ss!s@s;!t; rough heavy. Ss25@S.i Z
light. Ss.55as.s6; pigs. ss.750S.6o. "a
tle Receipts. 1000 heads: mariss
weak, lower: besyes. s72o@s; cows.
aa na ,s,O@s stockeEs
calves. S6.50m3 Sheep: Repeits, H.
900 head; market strong. higher; native
1850 $40; western: 615q710. lam5t
sS.sod7lo; western ,5:soa7i6.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., June 23.--Hogs
Receipts. 5000 head. workers., mediums
md mixed, 1885; pigs. 50 Cattle. he
ceipts. $50 head; market weak. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars; spring.
ors, eI.5OH6. Calves: Receipts. IL
head; s10G6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
new HOTEL WILL Y
BE Is STORIES
Fred Postal Heads Company
That Will Build Great
HOstelry

Stockholders of the new 16-story
hotel to be erected at Lafayette-blvd.
and Wayne-st.. In meeting Monday
afternoon, elected Fred Postal presi-
dent of the Lafayette Land Co. the
name under which the organization
has been effected.
Mr.. Postal. present manager OF the
Hotel Griswold. has been behind the
hotel project for several weeks. and
enlisted the interest OF the other
stockholders. The 100000 stock
which has already been subscribed
to provide for acquiring the land is
held principally by Mr.. Postal, James
Couzens, II. Z. Dodge. John F. Dodge,
E. d. Stair. John ]. Barlum. BenJa-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24

yl6joA badges a. . means of identifi-
Dqa. The commission has made no
0tnmendation In the matter Of year.
~ rultorms, but each old soldier,
o1her rebel or "yank," will be
06omed heartily in their old war
no QQgtumes.
\ 4soeder to avoid as far as possible
|1Gon&1on Of the railroads at the sta
I'D here In bringing and taking
crowds, the camp will be open
=. complete readiness, on Sunday.
~ I'd, and will continue open until
D DI0orktug Sunday. July 9Th. This
- TO the veterans only.
ne entire state constabulary today
GotAblishing headquarters here to
IA the crowds. which are expected
"a up into the hundreds OF thou
4x The encampment grounds, In.
~ and out, will be guarded con-
1mtly by regular army troops. The
I'D II located near the famous bat
U1ound Ut tine southwest edge OF
W town. and adjoining historic Sem.
,4yy Ridge ana the scene of Pickett
nNuSs.sf srs.s% fnsst
y AeoQrdipg to the latest plans OF the
16u5oK commission, the first day
~ !, will be Veterans day." with
1e5eeo. under the direction of the
1msyl1suta commission. the G. A. X
p ~ United Confederate Veterans
ia y Will be military day" wher
~ VIII Be exercises conducted b,
r Dated States army. On July 3
lv1o day"
~ ~ governors 1T other states vii
CcJotpAte. On July 4, "Nationa
~ e1peeWiot be am grafton by Pres
NJ Wilson and ceremonies attend
~ laying 81 the peace memoria
16nA The celebration will b'
D1ottd With a. gorgeous display Q
k6fto. A the evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24

s. f:s. Scans s' iis s:s
Peas: Fancy early June, so: itand:
81 eckeye, tail. sss5 nat. ss.4o. X!ask.
toes toes. 'i ,i.aoSI'5c. p MsrroWiss, siis:
early June. $50: sifted early June.
Vt TSeS - Jobbing price. In 100 IN.
sacks. bran. s2l: coarse middiings. SCI:
Sss.so: cracked corn. ssS: corn and
0as , sn1D. ssb Rss '9 p1.ce. se.. M,eo,
gan patent. Ss5o: ssra,sht. 50: purs
rye. $3.50; spring patent $40 per Dbl
Hardware - Nails. s2lo case; plata
annCaied wire. " per ewt.: galvanixea
ssiyani;ssdI Is shssts; e ss.ssyss. yss.t9; :s-
iii axes. bronzed. SS.7t per dos.; POI
ished, $14 per doz; black sheets. z.
sot. small s ana Dfa G psr cent eat'as'
SOi ss small TO- eeSs ana On rs s.r cent OF:
'ae oi:Rd psr i anss on Sse: boiled lin.
seed. sac, Diamond headlight kero-
sene. i0hc: perfection. nc: Paiac ne.
lac: Crown gasoline. iss per gal 9
s2sG24: clear backs. saI922.5o: hams.
1871 H1shc; picnic hams. 13ac: bacon.
1sQ22c; lard in tierces, IL Nc; bacon.
rendered. 12xc per Id.
suwars-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar & Son: Crystal doninoes. 2-lb-
So: do. 5-lb.. $3.50; eagle tablets, 1910;
cut LOAF, $3.50: cubes, $5.05; xxx pow
dered. $5.05; standard powdered. $500;
grarulated. extra coarse. $A7o; gran
uiated, fine. N bulk, $3.50: granulated.
granulated. Glib and S-lb. cartons. m
cases, $3.50; crystal domino, granulated.
HF cases. IS; diamond A. $40: con-
SIi5: No. 8. $40; No. Z. S4.35: No. s,
$3.50: No. 8, S4.25; No. 10. f4.20; No. II.
1A15, No. IL. $40: No. IS. $4.06; No.
IA. 34.05: No. Is, t405: non-caking mix
dered. Is. IS to case. $3.4o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
Csbl.sge-Sl@l.ss bbl.

CssLage-Sl@ i.ss bbl.
Cheese, Wholesale prices: Michigan
b bur- S SsS ao1 don I'm S Swiss. IN
horns. is@ ieMo per 10.
R:ts:.fsr r. new 20 per -. o,,e
common. lS0iis per III
Ff,,y.IimSsesrtsS. new N0iso Id
Frc.s v.x~t.ni,. cucumbers. no,
81 bui spinach. t5o blu: Texas tomatoes
a;s ssb crates q SSn dSo ea ssse
peas. ss.351s5o per hamper: new
bests. 500 per doE.' new carrots 20 "
500 per doz.: green corn. ooVeoe per
Grape Fruit--Fiorida, NQs6o box.
heaey-Fancy white ls0lic; am.
her. l20l2hc H.; extracted. sh Csc %.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots, Q. b. Detroit: No. timothy,
No. 'ig mixed ne s,ssisss: light gmisss.
s Ms.a, and oa sy: stray. tom
green hides. lohe; No. cured bulls
isj No green bulls 70: No veal ! eI ktp'
isc: No. i cured murrian. lac: No. !
green murrian. l0c; Nc. l cured calf,
t7Mc; No. ! green CALI: IsS; NO. !
morse nlueb. -, NO. . morse Elueo. 20
Sheepskins, as TO amount OF wool. soc
@S1.bo; No. 3 hides. &c on: kip and
Lemons s707.so per box.
Lisaes--$l 01.52 dog
MelOns-Rocky Fords. California.
IS so a $50: Florida, $4QA50 per case.
MushroOms-45 ~ soc ID.
Oranges = California valencias. $40
"a so per box.
Oni0ns Texas Bermudas. yellow.
$40. white, $l.75 per crate
Poultry-Broilers. 2&I25c; springs.
1871 gl7c: hens. l6ta Ole: stays. l2g
l3c; roosters. IL l2c: ducks. l59lSc;
turkeys. l701Sc Id.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per crate.
Potatoes-New Bermudas. $500 per
bu., $500 per bbl.: new southern white
s2.7o9S per pbl.; 81 per bu.
Red Ra.pberrses-$4. SO per 2i-pt
case black. $3.50 per case.
Blackberries-S3.2a Q3.50 per 24-Qt
case.
straw berries-?4-qt. cases. s275q
case. l6-quart cases, 75VQ$l25
TullOw-No. 1, Sc: No. Z &C lh
| WntermeI~ns-400e0 each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
AREOPLANE KILLS COW;
FARMER ASKS DAMAGES

PARIS, June 24.-The first aerial
livestock damage suit on record came
10 light today, when Brindejoinie des
Moulinaisc, the aviator. received
demanding $50 for
killing a COW. He recently few from
Paris to Copenhagen. and German
frrmer near Coesfeld, where the fiier
made a landing. alleged that the aero
plane frightened his COW to death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Flour: Quiet
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess,
S22.254 2275. Lard Dull: middle
west spot, $111091l.20. Sugar: Raw,
steady; centrifugal. IS test, $3.50 a 1886;
muscovado, SO test, $2.83@286; refined,
steady: cut loaf. S515: crushed. $5.o5;
powdered. s430Q445; graduated, 34.2o
a 4.40. Coffee: Rio No. Z on spot, 9is
Q9%c. Tallow: Quiet; city. &c; coun-
try 5+ 06hc. Hay: Dull: prime. 81 %
LOS; No. 3. 60075c: clover 5o@ 90c:
Dressed poultry: Weaw: turkeys. 1G
a acc; chickens. 16@2sc; fowls. l4G19c;
ducks, 1sc. Live poultry: Dull: geese,
&c; ducks, 149lsc: fowls, lie: turkeys
lac; ROSTERS, lie; chickens. broilers
ESQ 37c. Cheese; Steady. state milk,
common to specials, 13Gl4%c; skins
common to special 5@11c. Butter:
Easy: receipts, 6,156; creamery extra,
27% N2sc; state dairy tubs, 2+027hc;
imitation creamery hrsts, 24h a CSC
Eggs: Quiet and firm: receipts, 1892;
nearby white fancy, 23d 26c: nearby
mixed fancy. 19624c; fresh firsts. 100
24c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-24
LARGEST CLASS LEAVES
KALAMAZOO NORMAL

KALAMAZOO, Mich. June "a
tSpeciaD-This morning the largest
class ever graduated from the West.
ern Michigan Normal school were CIV.
Ell dip omas. There are eco In the
class Many Of the features planned
for this commencement were not cat.
ried out, owing 70 tne death OF Prot
John e. Hockenbesrv. head OF the
rorna' department of education