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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

Ha Albuquerque or The state Of Ne" Mexico
who crnns ST. per hour of their time
NuD HUt ma hFhcst wared men fl the sae-a ana 80
uit n u Figures me candidate 70 bc Morning Jour
Tropical Tour campaign who wins the
$1,000 in spd 81 100 of the world VIII
working days gt remaining of the
o hours each day the
than SO hour $50
At teht d1y she would earn tinc e than
DO ap hog S31
Figured d monthly salary the ten hour a
month, excepting sundays
hour fcho1ulo monthly SS32
. month Tho annual
h aho el0850 hours day $1GsO eight
hoIr doY.
Jtsr TufNk' fffE WHINING CANDIDATE ~ THE MORNING
JOunNhLe CAMPAIGN Will EARN MORE THAN TWICE Az
MUCH FOR THE SAME LENGTH or TIME AS THE GOVERNOR
OF THE sThTN on NEW MEXICO
worhlue Besides THIS THE SAME CANDl-
SPECIAL TRIP TO THE TROPICS AND
TIB PANAMA CANAL which be awarded tho candidate who
points subscriptions IN the four
NeeH ported hosinpng ending February q This
additional Monday morning until the
the opportunity period lF THE TRIP WAS SOLD FOR
JUST oNG1thLF WHAT m Is WORTH
n the which would prefer
NJ + q woud2 Ana Why?' All
uy saturday january a. A prize Of $500 Of
he $3.50 for ho most unique and ~
the shortest Address am answers Tour Manager the
Albuquerque Morning journal
8 s q n p q 80 . 90 . Q . 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
TRAVELLING AUDITOR
GIVES NJ KINLEY
A CLEAN BILL
Records Of That County Found
to Be Devoid Of Shortages
Clerical En0rs and TaIntS
Of Fraud,

Santa re, N. M Jan 2O.--lraVelng
+ Auditor Howal Earnest submitted to-
day e. Governor Mcdonald "a copy OF
the report Of the audit of the books
land records of Mckinley county by
~ A Mossman, assistant travelling
auditor and bank examiner Thc re-
port says - am pleased 20 advise
that j find no material shortages.
nothing that looks iAo AN attempt TO
+ defraud and very fcH clerical errors
However he continues "lt Is q rec
Igrcttablc fact Chat the county off
cials do not keep 70 ledger which
shows the assets and liabilities OF the
county, neither DO they Keep an cx-
f penliturc or revenue ledger showing
1 what sources moneys are received
from ana what the disbursements are
for. Any good business man would
not think Of stating that me bad spent
80 much money from 4 certain fund
but would keep expenditure accounts
showing for what ths money was
spent
An audit made OF the records a8
Kept by the counties consumes much
more time than 20 should as every
/ item must be checked Ia detail and BE-
VERY unsatisfactory from an auditors
standpoint, CO.'S an statements must De-
compiled from minute books reports
tclc. and not from lcdgers, and Nc IL
Iappears that excessive en- cxtravaeaul
/ expenditures have been made your
auditor would have 10 mako "a conn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
DEXTER SUFFERS LOSS
OF $4,000 BY FIRE

hoswail ~. A. Jan. 20 Tno
which for inc threatened to vino
'rt the business section OF Dexter. IT,
teen miles south Of here, today de-
slroyed four buildings, including 4 ho-
teL telephone office and newspaper
plant lctaiiIng about $1,000. Cliff
shirley lodser IN me hotel was 81
Fcrely injured s. jumping from a ZEE
ond story window.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

IN this world 10 pet person 40 nav
for something they want.
Then, too, the Aservo System means
@ real money saving 10 The subscriber.
iic gets the best newspaper In New
/ Mexico and az the same time receives
benefits which mean considerably
.more 10 him than the price of the
paper
Take time hy the forelock gather
up every point and subscription pos
flhlc work hard now while 1t will de
DE most good Many people are WIN
/ ng 20 help you with their uhscrip-
IONS and are only waiting to DE asked
! hV their Dtorite candidate. Rarely a
day goes by that some one docs NOT
voluntarily conc into the Morning
journal office ana subseriho for six
months COZ more and in several cascs
heee Subscribers have never been ap-
lfrolched he candidates fer their SUBJ
@,Ipuon Aftol looking over the us,
ia those entered hes OTTER saw "Give
$50 and $50 aHy votes that may be due
me- ThiH only rees Co show thm'
subscriptions 9ry auOuhlo. II tile
right parties 900 approached
Thousands for Asking
Of every subscription of this char
W'cr that COME into our office Their
must Ice thunud chat can be se-
eurcd Ter tho asIns
Yesterday 'alN came Into the Tour
ncarmenl anu sald 20 want to pay
.tHa I.. d. ttt.ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

plmontod hor m her ambition and
foresight ana finished hy subscribing
for q leugth 81 time which gave her
$4,000 points
Nia Crnndall told him how she
quakcd with Tear on being ushered
nHo hia august provence. This occa-
uouod hearty laughter from Mr. liar-
rnan ana he dismissed her with o
hand fhakC and some words OF kind
ne 1ud announcement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

ah'idnie Boz nmpnm test aiml.
- ip q. Msmna JoutnarD. of
lHnH sfIH hNrd iMt Mr Hartman
eeaIi p- hHnsh ,bnt town ou his
tHsD. aud shD decided
A4H.laN hlM lilo dII n.l tsf.r
hef io be 'tethrN 80 YOU would ma
iHff'H nect hui uiAcd with her
Hnd h'i niHfrD+ and com
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
Nothing "a Icnr

There is nothing to fear when you
once commence Your campaign and
Nau will Dee amazed tn see how your
points Nlll mount up
be pheum AMID all good courage
The chief adNanwse ls that sou are
askns no faVora Every body reads @
HrNHpaprr Then why mott tho MORN.
mg Ioufnulf 70 H IA. mBlust thlng
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

supply you send 25c or 5oc to oA M
MusTHR4LE Company CLEVELAND
Ohio, and we viii main you Jar no.,
age prepaid
o. A King Mishawaka, Ind, saws.
We consider this q very valuable I'D
set TO our medicine cabinet ana III
ways have a supply on hand"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
UNITED WINE COMPANY
GRANTED STATE CHARTER

santa Fe. Is. A. Jan 2o.-The
United Wine company of The Crom.
wen block AlbuQuerque. to-day tncd
Incorporation lapers with the state
'ipo'tunu COMMISSIONER naming IL.
g. MHter as the statutory aeent THE
capitalization IS xe60oe, divided ato
$4,000 shares THE ncernoutors and
directors He HHeo Mueller SIS.
shares. f.H. asa $500. $500
stHAtf NNIfH ffHTI1Ifl1f HnH HHHaI HF
Il & Miller one share. an of Albu-
uucrqnu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

Fancy rhuharb roots. sc each;
largr Kansas roots zoe each anycn
ten cent roots. SI.nn. both are OF
fancy stock. all ready TO .plnnt. Can
be sent by parcels post. T. ". Zee
2i2.st4-2fG West Lead Ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
CANDIDATE WHO WINS GRAND AWARD
IN THE JOURNAL s TOUR CAMPAIGN
WILL EARN TWICE GOVERNORS SALARY

Thirty Dollars Day for 10 Hours Work From Now Until
Close 81 Campaign IS What II Means to Fortunate One;
Besides, an Additional S83 Week May Be Secured by
Capturing the Special Tropical Trip Don't Stop When
Your LIST Of Friends Runs Out Persons Whom You Never
Met May Do More for You Than AOquaintanGes Get Bal
lots in by Noon Today for Mdweek Count
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
Millions Now
Know MUSTER0LE
s..s..sa

They used to put up with the mus
and the bother Of mustard plasters
For, after all nothing gave such im-
mediate. such lasting relief as Tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
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81 Gslasy HA
Il d EgTFA
(C0pyrlghD
4 MERCK A NTS
ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ.


BUTTS, Inc Cor Second and
Central Drugs, Toilet Artl-
Giles. Soda Water. Cigars sun
dries
KAPPLE FURNITURE CO., 2l8-
/ . 2G H. Central
q Observation-Disclosures co,
200 w. Gold Pianos, Music.
MODEL DRY GOODS co.. 82t
w. Central, Dry Goods, Mo-
tons Ladies' and Chlldren's
Wearing Apparel, Etc.
? @. a. MATSON q CO., 202 West
Central Books, Stationery, Ko-
oaks, Photo Supplies, Etc
N. MANDELL, 11O w. Central.
Clothing, Suits, Hats, Haber-
dasher.
3 a. O. BACHECHf a. Co, 1O5-17
% Tljeras. Groceries
iluBBs LAUNDRY Co, Corner
Coal and Second
SANTA nc, N. NJ
2 BUTT BROS, Drugs, Toilet Ar
tieles, Soda water, Cigars sun
dries, Etc
CLOVIS, n. NJ
MANDELL CLOTHING CO.,
Clothing Suits, llaberdashor
r. LAS VEGAS. N. NJ.
y BAcllARACH BROS, General 2
% Merchandise
Q O. @. SCHAFFER, Drugs and z
Sundries
LAS VEGAS MERCANTILE co.
F" ROsENTHAL FURNITURE co. Z
LAS VEGAS, ~ NJ. Z
" THE RED CROSS DRUG co. Z
. II. ROsENWALD & SON. Gem &
eral Merchandise.
RATION, NJ M. Z
THE RATION DRUG co.
a." COuHEN'S COMMERCIAL CO., Z
o Dry Goods. q
= STANDARD GROCERY co.
? GREGORY HOUSE FURNISH 4
ER.
. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET. Z
2 MONTGOMERY 10 NSON
. SHOE AND CLOTHING co.
9 A. NJ. CAREY. Hardware 9
SAN MARCIAL, N. NJ. Z
? SAN MARCIAL MERCANTILE z
CO. Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, g
Hats, Groceries, Etc.
WINSIOW. ARIz. 4
? THE W1NSLOW DRUG STORE. Z
2 CHAs. Calm MERCANTILE co. z
General Merchandise. Z
? CITY MEAT MARKET. &
H0LBKOOK, ARIZ. 9
. II II sCORsE, General Mer- 9
chnndisc. .
? THE HOLBROOK DRUG co. 9
GALLUP, N. NJ e
= THE FASHION SHOP, Gents .
furnishings. 9
Q THE GALLUP MEAT & PRO- .
g DuCE CO. .
2 w Il. BEDDOW. Furniture and Z
House Furnishings. 9
q THE BANNER DRUG STORE, G
g Drugs and Sundries. g
" Y. S. LAWRENCE, General Mer- &
q chandise 9
g GALLUP TIN q HARDWARE .
g co q
9 WILLIAM WURM, Jewelry and e
Watches, Clocks Diamonds. Etc. 9
3 PAUL ML0CkhR & Co, out q
filters from Head to Foot" q
e4%eA%44e~&~~&&&&e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

Tan Won name one Tea.
So. 49,, ,.,o-,4 :, , CO., tL.4
you can Ilhu al d 1-0z.sI: :
Try 1t.
You want power, Of course
lots Of It. Inc Lozler offers you
o. actual horse PoWer-moret han
you #ili ever heed-PoWer tnat
VIII pun you through any KIND
q roads.
You want speed on occasions.
Racing history has proven the
Lozl9f 70 Dc inc S"li'eS' Gar III
W. ,,.,4 h..,,4,. i l..;.n
lTu "a'i, Il. - : ~ ~ Is'isn'
#, sl'l ,Se I, o u bod,
my 9'i0Sii'i'i'0o vi 1i'0 Lo@iVi Dooy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
Mines and Mning
Socorro County

Mo5ollon The contract has Been let
Tor the sinking of me main shaft 40
teet TO the 1OO-foot level bv the Af.o,,l
hinlng company Arrangements ore
bout made DOR an extension of de.
Nelopment work by the Pacific Mines
company which has been shipping req
ularly to custom mills for more than
Two years The now equipment for
the Lincoln Mining Il DEVELOPMENT
Co.. Including gasoline hoist. COM
pressor and air drills. has arrived an
the mines and is being assembled rhe
piping has arrived for extending the
pipo line ol the DeadWood mines lc
m point about one mile up the guleh
from the null in order to carry the
water from the numerous omen crew
ices in the ledge which have flooded
.hr mime in inc past Property is be-
ing worked TO fun capacity. Wor1
's proceeding undated on the Aonke-
company property and the large vein
~ the district viii Dee tapped at al
dopth Of from 400 TO 1880 feet. fne
annual report of The Socorro Minnie
AZ Milling Coo showing that durins
1919, twenty-five tons of gold ana
silver bullion had been shipped in adj +.
dition 20 large amount of high grade .
concentrate hut it is believed Chat Che (
deeper mime development viii nui.eI
Gwen a better showing Tor 1914
Luna County
Ieming The Bimctanic Mining 4
Milling CO. has elected the folloWlne
officers Chris Raithel. president.
Willard r. Holt secretary: J. B. Tax 4
Tor treasurer Alfred Strum was con
tinued as manager of the property.
Tho directors are 4. L. Foulke. Alfred /.
Suum Chris Raithol. H. D. Green.
Willard D.. Holt and j. n. Tavlor. TEelI
managers annual report stated that I
the assessment work for the year l9ig'I
had been done and two claims added. n
making about 1913 acres ia all.
$. ~ Coke. geoloeist of the Chino
Copper company made am cxamlna. /
ton of The several deposits OF ore
Tho samples Of even the quartz ores
show assay results of S264 per ton
n gold and silver Development work
has Been done according Il Mr. Coxe.s
SUGGESTIONS. and MANAGER strum has
nude discoveries that exceeded his
expectations shipping 81 ore viii
.eein suon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

ny prevents
Pncumonil).
AZ your druggist
IN 25e and 500 iars
ara q special lar..
hospital size for S2fo
accept no substltp,s
2 tn1r If.tfa,ort
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21

Wanted Clean cotton rass a,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-21
The Lozier in Brief

q car thar Itay5 good perfectly
balanced; ample road clearance; safeon
rough roads and slippery pavement;
easiest riding spring suspension in
me world; twciyc-inch Turkish up
holsicry; long stroke hill-climbing
motor developing @ actual h. p.;unit
power plant; Gray & Davis electric
system throughout eomPi9ely
rqmpped,
Touring Car OF Roadster $3.50
Limousine, "a 1ro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

Beer CO. larabs io7, ss. s.; do. sheep
~, 81, S3.f5
sold By spiecr < Reason; Parker.
NJ eDD CO.. lambs lso, average weight
- lbs. sIsQ, Magic q Co. iafnos 10,
Beef Co.. sheep "a. =, $50. do J. 100.
Si2S. sullivan, laHlDs 20, 81. S6.7a, do.
sheep 81. ia, 81. dO, iapIDs 90. 50, $40,
lO -. ~, Si.Jy. kull, lambs -. 50,
S1SV. ThOmpsOn, lambs 40 o.. Sg.16.
sold Dy Ii.hgy a AcAu.ien. l'arker.
Webb * Co. shetl -, average weight
% lbs, $40 per cwl.; ao. lambs "a. "a.
$50, Costello. lambs Ia. ~, S6.SO. do
20. IS. 81; do 40. 90, $500. 10 "a. 80. So;
Magic * Co, lambs ~, 81, S7.25 DO rs.
70. 49,, do 20. 81. 80; rarker, Web5
a. Co. ". 30, 81 do "a. IS, s1,5u, Mlchl-
gan Beef Co.. sheep ia, %, St.15. Maggie
X Co. lambs 30, 90, &c; do. sheep 70.
Il3. S450; do, lambs i5z, 20, $50. DO,
sheep 5. los. $3.50.
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. Standish a.
Co.: Bishop. Bullen 4 Holmes hogs
271O, average weight $50 lbs, $40 per
ewt.; do loo. $50. s735.
Bought by sullivan facklng Co.: Roe
Com, Co. hogs 1876, average weight 1870
Bought Dy Parker. Webb & Co.: Ha-
ley e. McMullen. hogs $40. average
weight 100 lbs, $40 per cwt.: do 100,
40. $7.35; spicer & Reason, hogs 40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
FERRIS KEEPS DATES
IN SPITE OF BAD WRECK

PORT HURON. Mich, Oct. %
Especial In spite of the wreck OF
Gov Ferris special train of two cars
Thursday afternoon three miles south
Of Croswell, he succeeded In reaching
Port Huron by automobile just In
time for the big night meeting.
or the 30 men on the special train
when II left the tracks while going
30 miles an hour. no one was injured
except John Blackman, of Saginaw.
the brakeman His injuries are not
serious.
Gov. Ferris addressed 10 outdoor
meetings Thursday In as many differ
ent villages. His night meeting at
the auditorium here was big sue
cess, the large building being packed.
He was Enthusiastically cheered.
ut is of little interest TO you who
is governor so long as your money is
not wasted" said he. 'and so long as
you get good government. / am not
spectacular. and do not play to the
galleries but II reelected, / will be as
| have In the past, governor Of all the
people all the time"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
DTEb.

HAMELS-Oct. 81, 1914, John. beloved
husband OF Mary and father Of Mrs.
u. Phalen. Mrs Gus Johnson, Mrs
q. J. Buckley, Mrs. n. Donahue, OF
Joliet. III; Miss Elizabeth Hamel. OF
Chicago. and Frank, William, John
James and Fred, OF Canada Funeral
from residence. 1858 Grand River
Leo's church at o'clock Auto TO
Mt Olivet.
JoHNSON--oct 81. suddenly. william
aged &c years. beloved husband OF
Grace Johnson tnee Lovejoy). dear
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. GeSrge Johnson.
brother OF George and Mrs. william
I. Smitz, Funeral from residence. S9i
Baldwin-ave.. Saturday at $40 and
TO So, GATHERINGS church at 8. Burial
at Mt. Olivet.
MoRRow--Oct. 22, 1914. at 1913 smith
ave, George l. X. beloved husband
OF Margaret l.. and father OF Mrs G..
A. Nauman and Clarence n Morrow
and brother OF II. A Morrow. Funeral
services from residence. saturday at
80 u. m.
MuNRo--oet. %, 1914, Marietta Will
liams. beloved wife OF Frank r..
Munro. mother OF George Russell and
Frank Willis Munro. Funeral from
residence, 315 Hudson-ave., Saturday
at 1880 y. m. Interment woodlawn.
SCtILOEMP--Oct. %, 1914. from resi-
dence. S6f Ash-st., John H.. aged 81
years beloved son OF John and Marie
Sehloemp Funeral from residence.
Saturday at 2 p, m.
Helen-ave.. Johanna. beloved wife OF
Ernest j., mother of Charles NJ,
Erna and Gerhard Voellxer Funeral
Saturday y. m, from residence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph Biiicki. %; Felisa Robertkow
ska. Is.
John ]. Haracz, "a; Anna Ciebien. 20.
Edward Mandell, 25 Bertha Retenka.
rs.
IT.
William woodhouse. 10; Mary Null
cere. Is.
Harry Kingsworth, %; Sarah f.
Donoghue. 23.
Stefan Komorowski, 2s; stanislaw
Grochecka, 23.
Victor Gustafson. FL; Clara Legow-
sky, 21.
samuel Fozin, 2s, Detroit; Mary
Burta. sS, Highland Park.
Leslie Sharpe, 80: Ivy Kennedy, ~.
%.
Thomas Smith. 80. Plymouth; Cora
Ammons. 81, Lancaster, o.
George Morgan. ~. Highland Park;
Theresa Hun 90 Columbus.
Joel Lovstadt 20: Anna Johnson, 26.
Frank Michalski, rs; Julia Tabacin-
ski. 49,
Arthur Klein, 81: Josephine Lage, 20.
Melodies Wallet. IS: Rosina Wild 10,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
MARX FORCES GET OUT
SNAPPY CAMPAIGN BOOK

: About the snappiest. breeziest. and
best prepared campaign document
that has yet struck Detroit is 16-
page booklet credited to the Marx
for mayor club but planned and
edited and designed by that busy
little newspaper graduate. Edward It..
Fitzgerald, secretary to the mayor.
II Is q booklet illuminated with
photographs and cartoons, red Ink
headlines and bulletins. and also H.
Illuminated BY regular, honest-togood-
ness ideas. II.
IL Is a booklet that will make one
read and remember What II has TO
say, no matter what his political pref
erence I'm the mayoralty race. ~
Short on oratory aud long on facts
With punch to them. the booklet is
made up OF terse paragraphs. head
lined" with the true newspaper style
Of serving the meat at the top Of The
menu. f* n
Abont 100000 OF the books win be
sem out within the next few days.
making 4 really i1pnece3sery 20 80
no celau c1co< she confenfn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
DEATH LIST.

Mortz Elster Harper hospital. IS
years. embolism: Albert Jonas. 90s f.
Grand blvd. 81 years. iocomotor
staxia; William II. Kuehn, 1923 Sheri-
dan, months, broncho pneumonia,
Leonard opalewski 1923 L. Kirby, {
months. entero colitis; Arthur Mackie-
wicz, s9 Adele, IL months, meningitis
August Kowalsky. ITO Mckinley. 81
years, lobar pneumonia. Augusta Yes
ken, SIT Green, So years, pulmonary
abscess; Fred Kowalsl<i. Grace hospi-
tai, ~ years, peritonitis: Ella Lucas
20 Catherine. ~ years, aseites: George
y stores. Twelfth and High, 80 years
inquest pending; Edward Koip. $40 RI
ward, ~ years, phthisis; George Glenn
ems, 20i y. Elizabeth, 35 years heart
disease; Adelbert Deacon. 372 Twenty
fourth, 33 years inquest pending
Nellie =. Stuart. fs2 Commonwealth
SO years. cerebral haemorrhage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
NEW york pnoDurr MARkEr.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--Flour; Quiet
and steady Pork; Quiet: mess. $2i ~
2l.5o: Lard: Firmer; middle west spot.
10.550f10.65. Sugar; Raw. easy: cen-
trifugal &c test. s426; muscovade. 50
test, 1851: refined. weak cut loaf.
$500. crushed $3.50; powdered, $3.50.
granula led s5.T5m6 Coffee: Rio, No.
Z. on spot. $40 Tallow: Dull: city.
exc special. e&c: country, az ee7sc.
Hay: Quiet: prime. st.07h a1.10; No. 3,
S5sf s0c; clover. 9Oc@s1 Dressed poul-
try. Weak turkeys, 100 22c: chickens,
13@25c: fowls 10000, ducks. t6ts 10
lie. Live poultry: Weak; geese. lac:
ducks, t4@1Sc; fowls. 12m W15c: turk
eys. i7Q1sc. roosters, ifc;9 chickens.
broiler., 1301fhc Cheese: Steady;
state milk. common to specials. llG
1bhc; skins. common to special TM
13c. full skins. an Sc.
Butter: Firm; receipts, SIT; cream
cry extra, SIC: state dairy tubs, 22m
0Kc; Imitation creamery firsts. 23is n
2sc Eggs: Steady; steady; receipts,
1858: nearby white fancy. 500 SIC;
nearby mixed fancy, 2S@35c; fresh
firsts 27n35c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

n; Dgvall. 44s Fifteenth: NJ. carolan
Sye Brooklyn; III. Haske. 1870 Fulton
w. Snitger, fsl Crawford. J. Dyer, 3i4
rorter; q. Schock, Womans hospital;
a. Hards. Woman's hospital: C. Bias
sino. Detroit.
w Freshney, 244 Fourth; j. Name
SKI Ss3 Dequindre. NJ Nowakowski. asa
superior: j. Starke, 10s Waterloo; c.
Bausiaugh. All Farnsworth: b. Lwen
dera, 81 Home; It Shereda, 23i Nit
fneii Woodbridge, 2s4 Beaubien: o.
Little, ~ Canheld l.. Wyman, i344
Sheridan; l.. Saclens, ia Gladwin: j.
augustine. 1415 Scotch; L. Dudicz
Moman's hospital; A Shooshanian
Moman's hospital! o. Thomasehefsky
40 Leonard; J, Trus, 7sl Riopelle; c.
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BIRTH LIST.

BOYS.
A. wieszkowski, sol Willis; ]. Tar
nacki. 114i Elmwood s. Sobczenski.
s63 Milwaukee; A. Rzeppa. 100 Newton
A. wojczyk. 2 Adler. s, wisniewski,
asa Harper; w Sarell. 1901 Antoine.
a. Riddlemoser. 24t Milwaukee,: ~.
smith. 1861 Grand-blvd.: q. Hale. Pro-
violence hospital; y Pattenande. 1874
Porter: u Macdonald. 13a Lyman A.
Ivanowich 225 Thirty-third: j. Kar-
hurst. NJ West los Kenilworth: NJ.
SeIn. 22T RUSSELL; p, Damrow. 100
Beard: Il. Gosneii. Providence hospital;
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct. 23.-cat
tie, 500 head; market, duh; choice 10
prime native shipping steers, 1850 To
1900 lbs, s9.50Q9.75: fair 10 good do.
$8.1b@9I5; plain and coarse, Ss.259
$50: Canadian steers, 1900 to 1850 lbs.
$SWS.25; Canadian steers, 100 10 1900
lbs. s7,b0QT.75; choice TO prime handy
steers, natives sS.25ps.50: fair TO good.
$7.6047.75: light common. s7Q7.25;
yearlings. sSnS75, prime fat heavy
heifers, S7.75WS. good butchering heif-
ers. s7G7.5o; light do. s6250675: best
heavy fat cows $6.25Q675; good butch
ering cows. $3.50 G5.75: Gamers and
cutters, $3.50m4.l0. best feeders, $725
@7.50; good do, s6,2S@6.50; best stock
ers. $3.50 96.75; common TO good. $3.50
G6; best bulls. S6T5a7 so; good KILN
bulls S6Q6.50: stock and medium bulls,
$6G16. hest milchcrs and springers, SIS
$50; good do. s55965; common. s3s9
SO.
Hogs, 5000 head; steady; heavy. and
workers.. S7.S5G9; pigs, ST@T.25.
sheep 5000 head; market slow; tor
lambg. ss.loMs;i5: yearlings. s6Qe.g5i
wethers, S5.75a 80; ewes, s4.759 so
Calves. $56t12.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Oct. 2s.-Hogs: Receipts, 1900. mar,
ket. slow. shade higher; mixed and
butchers, S7m7.T0; good heavy. s7.1O1,
1865; rough heavy, s6.95Q7,10: light.
s6.sbQ7.55. pigs. s4.25@7 Cattle: Re-
ceipts, $500; market slow, weak;
beeves. 1913 al 0.s0: cows and heifers.
s3. 20@ $50: stockers and feeders, $4,000
7S0; Texans, $500 $50; calves, s7Ml1.
shsep: fsce e9@ ivvoy ,ar market ssesey
lambs, $6.i0G7.S5: western. s6.25G7.S5.
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cIEyEIAND LIVE sTocK

CLEVELAND, Oct. 23.--HOgs: Re-
ceipts 1900; steady to sc lower; york :
ers and mixed. $3.50; pigs and lights.
81 mediums. s7e5; roughs. s6.5oG6.55;
stays, 1928. Cattle: Receipts, cars:
slow and steady Sheep and lambs:
Receipts, 80 cars; steady; lambs, $500
top. Calves: Receipts, 225: firm; top.
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NEW york MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.---Money on CALL
six per. cent; time money, six per cent
for six monthss mercantile paper, lHc
Bar silver London. 22 f1-16 pence. do,
New York. 49%c Demand sterling:
"a o.
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The following firms are privileged
Carlyle X Povah. w A. Hamlin & Co.
III. w. Noble & CO., w. +. Moss Co,
Lewis q. Gorton. w. u. Reilly 4 CO.,
Geo. NJ West a. Co, III. ), Warren ~
Co. VIM. "A. Rose a Co, W. A. Neer &
Co. w. u. MCLAUGHLIN.