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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
TWO PATROLMEN
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT
Wolfe and Cunningham Charged
With Beating Woman-Stories
of Affair Differ

Patrolmen A. II. Wolfe and John
Cunningham, OF the first precinct sta.
ton, charged with assault by Mrs. Vic.
toria Brake. proprietor OF Lafayette
ave. east rooming house, were on trial
before Police Justice Stein, Thursday
morning. After hearing the testimony,
Justice Stein adjourned the case until
Saturday.
Mrs. Brake alleges that the offi-
GERS beat her when she refused 10 per-
init them TO use her telephone. The Of
ficsrs testified that they had been
watching the house conducted by Mrs.
Brake for several nights and had seen
many couples enter II. Whey they
saw two girls whom they believed To
be under Is years OF age 60 into the
place I'm company with men, they fore
ed their way into the house. Mrs.
Brake called her husband and several
roomers TO her assistance and In the
disturbance which followed. the girls
sought by the officers disappeared, the
policemen declared. When the patrol.
men tried to use the telephone to call
headquarters, another scuffle took
place. The officers denied that they
assaulted the woman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
11111I11-1-17117-11111
Died

BEDARD-sept. 30 1917, .Ayeline, nee
Tossey. beloved wife Of Joseph J.
ssy. Funeral saturday from resi-
dence, 80 Hunt-st., ut 3; at st. Jo-
achim church at $50.
coPE-sspt 80. at residence, So vii.
Henry p. Cope and Mrs. Ernest Swift.
Notice OF funeral later.
JOYCE--Suddeniy. Sept 20, 1914, at
Providence hospital. Anna M. Joyce,
former principal OF William a. Morse
school Funeral Friday at . o'clock
4 from chapel OF William y. Blake, 81
Peterborough, to 81. Aloysius church
at s:so. Burial at Mt Elliott via
auto.
srANN--sept 20. 1914, Caroline. at the
age OF IS years. beloved mother OF
Henry Stann. Mrs. George Regan and
Christian stann and Mrs. Olterstrors
and Mrs Hudcherson. NJ her. resi-
dence. "a Johnson-st, Funeral Fri.
day st 2 p; M from residence and
Seventeenth and Rose.
sI years. wiepow s 81 the rf late s Martin
strens. mother OF Mary, Catherine.
Charles c.. William q. streng. Fu-
neral from residence. 65s Hamilton
-uvc-Frfd&y-Ht- fr3u-p-yss-,-sS1srt-
Johns church. Russeii-st.. at 2:so p.
m. ..t
wAss--sept. 20, 1914, wnhelmina. be-
loved wife OF Paul Wass. dear moth
err of IL children. dyed ~ years. Flu
neral from residence. s04 Eighteenth.
at, Friday At ? p. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
BIRTH LIST.

GIRLS.
C. Burkardt. 15s Arndt: w. Gardner,
1890 Hendrie; G. Crawford. 514 Brush;
E. Marshall. 4s5 Hamilton: j. Bernard.
139 P1umer; M. Denbsugh. $50 Gray; A.
Korlach. 724 Illinois; ]. Urbanski, 507
Moran: II. Eckert sll Third c; Man
sahrdt, "a Linzee: " Nawyocki ie22 Jos
a sadowsks, sis FarnswortS; q.
L afSyette: & cousino. esss Fort: a 4.
Oelenick, 1860 Dubois. H Rubeitius. asa
fireman: c. Evans, 2s2 Putnam: J.
whitehead, 67I Clark; p Morrissy, 7l2
McKinstry: J. Vaudeville, Harper hos.
pitaI; p Schultz, sss Seyburn.
BOYS
J. straus. 7st Sixteenth; G. Schingler
Senica: @. Feike, SIS Ferry. j. Gland
Ills Dubois: j. Oliver. 100 Twelfth: r
Schauman, 160 Catherine. A. LANCE &c
Erskine; ]. Oleksik, SIS Hancock: r.
Bette. f56f Mcclellan: ID. Eabrecqus
1lle Medbury; f. Rose. 444 st Paul
etwins(; w LininEsr 22s Hamilton
(twinsl J. Bezska, 1873 Field: A. Dehn
Ella Cadillac; A. Pfeiner, Ss4 Chene; G
Mansahrdt "a Linsee; J. Mondelka, l0l
Pelonxe; p Youngblood, 4sb Baldwin,
n. soxsl. as4 TThhfirty.thlrd: b pifiip.
bury: ]. Maudrie. Az Robins; Il. Ran.
DAN. 5e2 Warren: H. Minte. S2e2 Mont,
gomsry: e. Martini 2ss Laf6yette: A
Htilock. 1873 Van Dyke: r. Fournief
S32 0ratiot; n. Marschner. 46 Rath
bone: J. Barron. 1919 Jefferson: a
Curvin, so Romeyn:'S, Bray. sos Lilli
bridge. q. BONNER. 135 Rademacher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
DEATH LIST. !

Miley Oldham, 4s7 Hastings. "a
years, carcinoma; Sarah r. Partlan. 1s4
seph Sipos. 2035 w. JEFFERSON, IS years.
pneumonia broncho. Laura y, Ruehle,
Ludwig sGnksl. rs i, Lsfdyette. q
years, marasnfus: Ada M McSilllvray
2le Michigan. months cholera, infan-
tum: Myrtle e. wuelfing. $40 Seward,
"a years. shock; Henry Knapp, 200
Chestnut, So years. cancer: Lucic Van
Welt. 419 Bewick. Id years. inquery
pending; Mary J. Sanders. 1o42 second.
81 years, entero colitiss George w. Mil
Ter. 1S5 Inglis. months cholera in
fantum: Leona Drastic, House Of Prov
idence, : months. marasmus; Sczepan
Ripski. 5s6 Horatio, . months. dia-
rrhoea; Andras Walkewiak, 576 Gar
field. % years, tuberculosis: Frances
Jason, IS Winter, months, cholera In
fantum. Joseph Matyscryk. s0S super
or. 8 months, entsro coiitis; John 'ry
lee. AIS Wesson. years. meningitis;
Mary Rohn, 20 clippert. year, mall
nutrition: Anna May, 293 Pierce. ~
years, Bright's disease, Johanna kop-
hal, ISL Jay, 70 year,, cardiac insuf-
fciency: wilhelmina Wass, s04 Eigh-
teenth. AZ years. carcinoma. Sophia b.
Perry. 13s e. Grand Boulevard. 70
years, oedema OF lungs; Beryi Saylor,
Blenders and Gratiot 20 years, inter-
nal Injuries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
SIX TONS OF OLEO
TAKEN In RAID
Ohio Firm. Which Sold Colored
Product. Liable for Million
Dollar Tax, IT'S Said

Acting under orders from washing
ton International Revenue Collector
Brady, Wednesday. caused to be seized
six tons Of illegally colored. and label
cd oleomargarine from the plant OF
the Michigan, Produce company.
Investigations by government
agents. II 10 alleged. showed that the
oleo was made by the Capital City
Dairy company Of Columbus, o., and
was listed and sold as uncolored.
The concerns product has been ex.
amined for some time and 1t 10 alleged
that the o6enses have been going on
20 long that the firm is liable for
nearly million dollars in penalties
The cleo taken In the raid was
stored in the plant OF the Detroit Cold
Storage company. Lafayette-ave. east
and Beaubien-st.. pending further In
styuctions from Washington.
Deputy Collectors James w. Jordan
and Walter Nowicki engineered the
raid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
A Test to be Welcomed

Up In Wisconsin the triumphant
standpatters are resolved that the
University must be taken out Of pol
tics"
That Is what they say. but It isn't
at all what they mean.
They mean that the university must
stay IN politics, but favor the reac-
tionary side.
Any school which teaches folks. to
think and which holds up the COM
mon good IL In politics tremendously
for It recruits all the forces Of prog
ress.
The only way It can be "taken out
OF politics'' Is to gag Its voice and
hobbfe its limbs: and even then Il
remains sin politics" AZ an awful ex-
ample.
We're glad. though, that wiscon-
sins great university IL to be tinkered
by politicians.
They have been making wry faces
1t Il 90 long that now we shall see
how they would change its work.
Il they can improve Il, everybody
will gain.
II they mutilate Il. there win be an
interesting test q it, hold upon the
A dog chasing his tail IL . picture
of wisdom compared with the reac-
tionary who thinks that American
progress can be eerked Up. :,
The Canary islands report large
crops Of onion seed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MSiia Little. ~ Emily saIack. 81
Mnlam schildbach. 20; barbara
a, Leone Lndeir. 81; l.. Oscar LaForsst,
Joseph peromaski. 20; Rose Domash-
Gsoigs Kastefaras. 20. Ypsilanti: Ar
lsadore Goldman. 81; Rosemond Nj
Harvey n stitzen, 90 Pittsburgh;
LYDIA Wilson. 10. Detroit. 49,
ahorew roma 81; Ginseppa Major
Stanley Beayer. az; Cara sehu-
!, Wiadysiaw po,rnsea, 30; Domsneis
Joseph Elias. 20: Anastasia Kusxycki
Cecil II. Ryn,al. II; Mabel Roads. ~
Eiwain -. Renick. 70: Saudi McLeich
Robert H. Thomas, a.; Jessie p. La
Daniel Mcsweeney. ~; Jane Carroll
John L. Diedrich. "a; Meta Roske,
stanley czichofski. as. Hamtramck;
aosss S miiisr S. p b. ssIs sadie Nc
John King. as: Selma Booke. rs.
Anthony BRIGHTER. 81: Adeiine Curtis,
ems, 20.
Leland 8. Smith. "a: Ida Drinkail. 90
Ciinord Thompson, t6. Detroit;
Bertha Phelps, 81. Orion. Mich.
Ernest schanz 20; Rosa kurtz, 20.
Russell A. Moratt. %; Elsie Helen,
Joe Meisch. %; Marjorie Hopkinson.
stanko samas, SO; Dora Popoyich. 4.
Kingsley Il. Hen, Is; Freda .Syeg-
mann. IL.
Leonard +. Lieblien, So Cleveland:
Elsie May. %, same.
Richard ii. Barnett. 80; Jane e. JEFF
ferry. 80. same.
H.
william 8. Lindamood; Anna chesick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
MARKETS and FINANCE


Commission men reported steady
and very satisfactory market this
morning. the demand in ali lines be-
Ing good and supplies ample Poultry
receipts we're moderately large; small
and the market was steady as t to prices.
Butter. eggs and cheese were steady
az the last decline, and potatoes are
d ., The demand for peaches con-
sonabiy large Bartietts are about
with pears of other varieties Piums
demand and rule nrm. Apples are sthe
weak spot In the list, and take some
pushing.
Appie.--New, ss0soc per bu.: si.zs0
Hsnaass-oood shipping stock. si.ss
sssns@prisd iamas. ~ 0se per lb.;
esssis;Eis..lsI Rsss fisi pee per ps;9 ~
: eeiery-Michisan,. large. so@asc;
csss. .vsS PES H'' prices; Michigan
I've nsssi IlS SufsS TO somsstis
81 l issSis$s. s daisies
c.iifornia Fru,..-.Plum. sl.so0i.H
per .os peaches e 9 ssS per box
Cra5sppie.-So9si per bu.
Crsnberrtes--ss.7S per bpi.: ~ pei
s@s%e I ID: paoae asT X,ss case
Dressed Calves-Fancy. 1t@ iSo; com-
mon, i4Q1bc per ID. =.
eTse per ss': green onions. isSs ps;
ioc per dox: green beans. 76c per bu:
s.es wax b.sos b s:
tomatoes. 50Qs0c bu; lettuce. 6oQeoc
bu.: spinach. 7gc per. bu.: parsiey. 100
25c per dos.; head lettuce. si.aS0LSo
,sS;-ys p. Hsss i:sSisss s s.s s.'s
basket: ponies, s0ioc.
amber io@ii hsy H.. ss sssraessc. 7SSc is.
following prices Tor balsd Ray in car
'Hss D ssnSTd Nc sls6i RsGssen' Mo-
isso; rye straw. .i7,5o9s; wheat and
oaf :sr.w o7Yl sur. per , ton. No rr..p
hides. isc; No. ] cured bulls. isc: No
Kip: isc; No. i green veal Kip. isc; Ne.
isSs: No ! Erssn ssi., iss; ~. hor:S
Oh; Nc ! KIP and saix lie Oh sheep.
o. e q S.r box
sss::.lsaias Y gsrd Hs1 rson s...:
Usage. $50 81 per bu,
sss:.::s.;ii'ssS s:si ,s ,s.
osions Indiana. Si0L.s per ioe-lb
Pssrs- -Bartlstt. Si.5o0i.7s; ordinary
Pis.s-si.S5 01.so per basket
Peaches--AA. N.7S; A. S.s60iSo; 3,
goo Du. =
Potstsss Michigan. s1.5o0i.so per
sack; In car lots. sacked. so@5Sc per
o. n..'ss21,sDTlnsa n. isei,s$sio: i nTs
rooefsra III 1sc; geese. ioc: ducks. -
swsst Potstess-v irginis. s2.eo Per
Pssssppiss ~ Florida. ,s.6o04oo per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
JUDGE SCORES SPEEDER
IN IMPOSING SIS FINE

Most Of you automobile drivers
take out automobile accident insur-
ance policies to protect you against
loss II you kill or injure person
Then you think you can cut loose all
you please on the streets Of this city.
Pay fine Of 926 or serve 80 days In
the Detroit House of Correction"
This n the manner In which Judge
Connolly Thursday. disposed Of the
case Of H. T. Chase. OF Grand Rapids
charged with violating the speed ordi.
nance by driving his automobile 30
miles an hour on Woodward-ave.. near
PiQuette-st.y -
Il was out OF the congested dis.
trict," said Chase.
That's just the trouble" said the
court. "You drive carefully down
town and when you get into the resi-
dence district you become reckless.
Most Of the accidents occur outside
OF the congested district.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
EDWARDS CONSPIRACY
CASE IS EXPLODED

CHICAGO. Oct. Federal Judge
lands today abruptly halted the In
quiry into allegations that white
slavery indictment against William
Rufus Edwards. wealthy Minnesota
lumberman, was the result OF con
spiracy. by declaring his belief that
the allegations were part OF IAN ap-
parent frame-upv 10 discredit the
prosecution ofsEdwards.
Judge Lands gave clean bill OF
health TO Charles F. De Woody and
other federal oficiaIs here who we're
mentioned In affidavits iied In behalf
|of Edwards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
NAN FOUND SLEEPING
IN STOLEN AUTOMOBILE

IAN automobile valued 1t $4,000
which was stolen, Wednesday. from
william J. Boyer. of No. 81 Ledyard-
st.. was recovered Thursday morning
BY Patrolman Tilney, Of the eighth
precinct station. The machine was
under the viaduct on Grand River
ave. Asleep In the tonneau, was
Edward Hunsacker. of No. 1856 Sheri-
dan-ave. He was placed under ar
rest A warrant was issued, chfHg-
ing him with unlawfilly driving away
with an automobile.
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s sass.' 'sa / a ssst !

,,. Cash with order. II charged. To .
FOR No ~. transfer, ADVERTISING ia::.'s,s,
charged. per insertion.
al Inc above rates apply 10 all ciassi
nesuons except Births, Cards OF
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. ssc
TOT 20 words or lees. Over Is words
word -
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: SOC
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SAME TO YOU ONCE
MORE, MRS. SAUNDERS

For IA years Mrs. James r. Saun-.
ders, No. 1449 Twenty-ffth-st. and
The Times have exchanged birthday
wishes on Oct 1. MRS. Saunders has
been subscriber to The Times since
the first issue OF the paper. Oct. l.
1900. and as Oct /. 10 her own birth
day anniversary. the mutual many
happy returns Of the day" has become
an established and cordial custom
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w-No. /. sMc; No. :. 4Ke


!. cs.,sa Goss:.Agp,:s 1. ss Z "a. .i i,n.
s;fio. , sSsa .o Corr Table EsS Sss
9i;As Psss; EsncX' ar sr,fo sans s.i mon;
sosEsYs tail 100: Dat ii.!Ssi A T.asa
sss: ! Jill; M:9ses sss:. R:.: y; ::s!y
June $50: siftsd. early June. si.Ao Per
si.s ST. .;ssJ sss:;:s s II a:s,'5 .i
middlings, e32; cracked corn. e3s: corn
and o.t ehSH PSI 5Dr PER sG1 hest r,ch,ra.
gss:sn5 sss .scsna Sy. p;stsssnss .s siss
patent ls:sS; lei SSl a. S Ssps. . ssss:i
ed wire. S1.so case painted barbsa
gauge. ys: ss saSts ls;is; g ssug g,!
s sinsi. BIT f sronssd az. s.:s Is Per Dos
ss.ss: as s.uss tiso; q SHuss Si.iS;
Il 7sc f 70 snd Der cent 81 liSs isrss
cent Of, list: large. 20. 40 and on list
,,s "a clear Ss:sp o5ssi .nsoss4
shouiders. lHc: picnic hams. u Ne
ss: .ssis r ls ssrq n 'le'' l,o'
Sssass Corrected daily by W.. n
Edgar 6 sons: Crystal dominoss. Alb
i DO s-lD sisSSs 1854. s ssSs. sa sass
asrsd Hs pMcs1 rr:nsias.d. sas1s cosSs.
srsndIstsa me N ,1 DHlt lsy 1ssi
domino gran. a-lps and s-lb cartons q
cases, 2Iso: cryst.f domin9 .Eran;; ~
s ssss. no. IA i. s ;isiG; No No. VIZ Nc
lbs: ~. IA ~ 70. i is u.s.: No: i
turc SS.is; best srsnuistsd. $40
household powd.. il. Is 10 case. sl.so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
SEsss ~ ~s.s.rs ; .sssss,ss Lambs "

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Oct 1.--All grades. OF
cattle dull and lower; quality. common;
Prices ranged as follows. Choice
steers averaging from 1000, 70 l.loo lbs,
gasS: light 70 soos hS amos s stssrs
and fat cows. ss.509s: Gamers cows.
ssm450; common 20 prime shipping
bulls t3M5.75: light butche.t and
heavy sausage bulls. s3Q5.bt<>stockers
and feeders. s3.5o@s per ewt,
Mich cows, easy at s25ds0; veal
calves, steady, at .s0Ia per ewt
quality. fair; choice lambs. $3.50 q 1,ss:
light TO fair. ss@7: common to prime
sheep. sSmb: culls. s2@2.76 per cwt.
Hogs: Dull and lower: quality, fair;
prime mediums and fat Workers.. $40
20 so: light Workers and pigs. ss4o@
$50 per cwt
Receipts: Cattle. l.6o7; calves. 500:
sheep. 5.ssi: hogs. 4.2bI.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEyEI.AND, Oct Hogs: Re-
ceipts, a.b0o: 25as5c lower; workers
and mixed. $3.50; pigs ana lights. ss.I5;
mediums and heavies. $3.50: roushs
cars. slow and weak sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 10 cars, rs a s5c lower; lambs.
sf.f6 top Calves Receipts $50; CSC
lower. top. HI.fb.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, Oct. Hogs: Receipts,
TOO market. zoe lower: heavfes. $3.50
Gs7b; mediums. ,s75GSso; good pigs.
IS. so q $50: workers.. ss@s76. Calves:
Market slow Sheep and lambs: Mar
ket weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
nav YORk PRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. l.--Flour: Dull and
VIE. lara. ss stead middle west :pos
iusS Siy ss s test. IS .os: rnuscovads, 50 d.
s.s5 Tsnsd 's ssSs.r cut i ssso sss
srSnuisted, svs.bo&s.sc. ccnsc: RIO. 10
city } e. speeisi Skc; country. .sS q
So SO sse as sIov Ss Bss%s sSs H pou
iai6 sSc: fowls, so zoc: ducks. i5h q
lse; Liye poultry; Nomiaai; sssssss,, az !.
roosters, 10N Nffc; chickens. brc2ers
iI0iSc. Cheese. Irregular; state milk.
common 70 specials, liqlskG; skins,
soplmon TO speciaL @14c; full skims.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

sAULT STE MARIE; Oct. Up:
night; Campus. Rochester. 8; Turret
Crown. 10; Russell Hubbard, Cornell
IL; Capt Wilson. midnight. Burlington,
ener. Poe. Darlington, 10.
Down; Needing. last night; Drum
mond, g: Maritana. $3.50; Harvard, 10;
Morreil, Princeton,. Maia, a. M;
Northern Wave. Polynesia, q: Keewat-
In. $50; Dickson, $50; Houghton, z;
tsmalD Samuel Mather. Manda, s; Uh-
rig, q; Monroe Smith, ESQ; Fairbairn,
10; Edenborn. l0;3o: Wilkinson. IL;
Champlain. 1l:3o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT, Oct LIP: Reed. II o.
IN. Tuesday; Chas. Hutchinson, 1iil5;
2:i5: Cort, Mastha, Clarke, Wilbert
Smith, $3.50; Berwtnd, q: Cole. 4:30: HUI
ron city. 1920: Luzon, Munro, Delaware
$50: Howe. Carnegie. 10: choctaw,
1890.
Down wahcondar. o p. IN. Tuesday;
st. Paul. 10; Roumania, has: Susaue-
hanna, 1l;s0; Markham. 1920; Agnew,
2.10: Chicago, SAGA Stephenson. Ken
dali. 10; Stewart. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
Ths FOLLOW

The following Arms are priv
Esss.ns.. ssSixi. ! Fsysh. "; i, a
Hamlin . CO, II. w. Noble e Cos
W s.. nanny 4 Co. Geo. N. West
Sco. II. g. warren q Cog Wm- IL
Hose = Co. w. "A. Neer q Co., w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
LIVESTOCK


Dunnfnw = stevens.
EAST BuFFALo. ~ X, Oct: l. d,s,,
sn ssc g e Ssf os .si ;sRpioos 'sst
good do, Sa7s0si5: plain and coarse,
f.i6 loo fp b. yszswsso: no I've 40 -ises
. .s ns.yss sasss fq % sos3
s!.5sgs; iigsss = common n,s,,,. s,ssG S.sxg
hs!fss = good a. eass9sEinE h Dass
S.svy iss sSw; y I rood so su ten.
!sss : :sss s 80 40 as sssdsss sss
s Ss sss Daiis ssasSa So xSod XII
Ing buIla oSGSSo: stock and medium
buiIs. IS 4sf best milchers and spring-
Z. sr q s ;,s5s q sood do sssess; een'-
Y Hogs: Receipts. sooo head; market,
s ssi pigs, u 5sIs.S
'ss . ;::'i' ;SSsssy ewes %Ss''s
ySlox srosk YARDS. cnIcAeo,
,s isss h ssS Ds sk: ''SE '0 scc
III. light S5.ss d SIS; pigs. ylis6 80
Cattle: Receipts $500 head; market
::S ;:;s :;s ss;s. "A, As
S.SsS bssd; n,srkss SLOW; native )1.7t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

: In Italy there are about $500 muir
ders annually. Russia about 400, and
Spain about 1900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

s7c: dairy. isc; packing stock. lsc
Exss--Fresh recsipts. cases included,
frsts. use: current receipts. 21hc per
dox. Receipts, s26 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

pusssess-lik~ pvse>lns. No fuss an
no feathers The plain. neat kind tina
! sss. E slsst Phone Ss NAN ss'- sssf o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

KALAMAZOO--An unknown man
was found dead on the Michigan Cen
trail tracks Thursday forenoon near
the Kalamazoo State hospital. His
body was badly maneled. From let
ter found In his pocket II IL believed
that he was q grape picker on the way
% Lawton. The name on the en-
yelope was N. 8. Kinney, LAYTON.
Oficers have 90 far been unable TO
locate any one In Lawton who knows
a man by that name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

KALAMAz0o-H. A. May, OF Scott,
Indiana, farmer. died In Borgess. hos.
pital early this morning from injuries
received when he fell on a train last
night. Both legs we're severed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

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March: SEE. Butter eggs and hay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
80 ACRES-$3.oOO
GOOD FARMS
TO TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY


sIo
nSrss Two
FAR No ~
best
Nhvle
to
house
FARM No $3.50
milss
ssoo
TRoMIEY WILSON & CO.
laTaher af-c nmmere
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
FOR sALE--FARNIs.

-
21ts ACRES. frst-class Groom house. g.
barns. one two years old; best o.
outbuildings. best OF fences. us On
mile from Aigonac, 81 clair rtv~I
and car Is cash will do; 81 500:
ia acres good house and outhuiidine4I
good orchard IL faces y. U X. stuU@
It's 200 feet from ST Clair river:
has good orchard; good terms
20 acres, house barn and orchard: rod
soil, half cash viii do ~; It's INC
miles from Algonac; $500.
40 acres, good buildings With cet1er<
$4,000 I'll
near the ST Clair river and AiGou44
will double in value within the nex<
two years III
.cURRIE q HAULTER. Aigonac, Mich
80 ACRES 900 y.
az miles from Detroit, over loo fruI<
trees: 81 500 cash down; splendid bur
M. 6s2i c. s. BEApfsE Mcorew
EOu SALE--FARMS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Oct. l.--Opening--whea
December up sc; Msy up AS C c.,.:
december up NC; May up &c. Provis-
} Giose--Wheat, December down 2hc;
May down 2Ec. corns December down
1Lc. May down INC. Oats: December
down lie; May down lc. Provisons'
Soon--wheat: December. down &C;
Nay. down Nc Corn: December. down
NC; May. down NC. Oats pecemper'
down We; May. down Nc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-02

A. '. KERsTES, Iss ..snasn
Keys made while you walt Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-10
Hampton News erevities.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Hampton. Oct l0-Rev. j. c. Wien
cke of the Catholic church, has been
transferred from this place 10 Cedar
Falls, He has been here for five years
and the charge has prospered under
MS admins tration.
+. +. Davenport Of Geneva. has pur-
chased half interest in the II. Z.
Shockey grocery store and viii move
here in the near future.
c. F. Roemer is moving into his
residence recently purchased from A,
W Beed or Fifth street
The Lutheran hospital Association
has sold the Hotel Hampton building
to f. e Clock The building will be
torn down. With the exception of the
rear part which Will be moved onto
a lot and made into residence. The
lot is 10 be cleared by Nov l. so as to
enable the hospital Foundation TO be
put in this fall. This does away with
one of Hampton's oldest landmarks.
The hotel mas been on this site for the
last forty years. and for years was
run ny the Canmons, OF Iowa Falls.
f NJ Friend, of Brighton. has pur-
chased the J. Bennison stock OF dry
goods.
carr Rove living vest Of town. IS
seriously i'll as result OF injuries re-
ceivet in a sand slide.