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The Detroit times., 1914-10-14
BOARD or AssGssoaS OFFICE
< Detroit October -. 1914.
NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1880.
WHITNEY AVENUE

To W. Wray Austin, George Al AM
William VIII M topsmsns; sasssn; 1soy RoS., \ SGss.y
elisabeth Crawford. J, J. crittenden. II
C, Cotton. Mary H. Carey. Charlon
.christenson. Frank p. Davey. Richard
Ford. William A. Glass. Greenwich c..
Edward j., dunn. Gustave A. Ora mnn6
Harry y. Hagerman. Holden = Murray
Leslie NJ Hazen. George Hasseler. Jo6e
H. d, Hunt. c. w. Harrah.. Levi j. jos:,
lin, Kirby -Sorge- Felsks Co, Frances
Kuehnei. Christian Kinney. William III
S,es saes WHINE willam kqssn's Lam oseSys Lsss
Francis J. MeIntyre, Leonard ~
Meagher, Patrick J. Movhan, Guy W..
Moore: Moore Dudley a = s,,, Mashs,ws, yoh2
Neckei. Mary J. o'connor. III H Parl<-
inson. r. r Peckham. Grant II. Powee,
George r. Rhodes, Charles RAdfor1,
sarlss ss q smith, smts Samuel a. shssn- s%s wss
Schroeder. Catherine schaffer, Silae
Sutherland. Rathaser SHE'D. w. ~
Tretheway, Frank Towar 6hcmss
Tyvart. James Teetzeli. Union Trust
CO.. Charles VanHterser. Jennie Wan
der Hemel. Thomas u wallace. Norton
Wilson. and 10 all other persons own.
ing. occupying, or otherwise intereeteo
In any OF the lots and premises 'front.'
Ing on Whitney-ave., In said CITY 0x
Detroit within the limits hereinaster
mentioned. ~
The Common Council OF the City of
Detroit having offered 50 much 81
Whitney-ave. from the west curb uu3
OF wildermere-ave. to the east line ox
Grand River-ave.. TO be graded an9
paved, notice Is hereby given that A.
assessment has been made upon AL
the lots and premises fronting on said
Whitney-ave.. and liable to be asse9oeo
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and that g
roll OF said assessment ID now com.
pleted. and will remain at the Assese~
the date hereof until October 17tnf
1914. for the inspection OF all persons
coneernsS soARp e On ASSESSORS
Nv pANrEI l. DiIwORrH.
A-sss President.
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NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1923
PARKER AVENUE

To Jas. W. Gambler. f. A. sheferlsy.
II. w. Gambler, Herman wock. w. Gull
ling. = ". Lester 7. r Rice, w. Col.
y Kaia Mary Dickson. b Warren. {.
Hoffman. J. A: Heyron. William EngeL
Willis, William Hass. Albert Maday, w.
]. Lovelace. John y. Mackay, Louis
s;r. srsnssr F. Mich smoisn.Sg K,ng 95so 5s
troit savings Bank, w. ID. Coneiy. e.
Hopstock. r. KammerhofY, Christian
Koch, II. westfall ii. Schleickey. Julia
schimmel. a. Kloetzel. Y. w. Johnk.
c. u Marschner. Fred ksds A z.
Theo Michand. Maria Low, A. Bernier.
and TO all other persons owning. oc-
cupying, or otherwise interested In any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
Parker avenue. In said City OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mention
Thsf Common Council of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Parker avenue. from the south curb
line OF Charlevoix street TO the south
line Of Mack avenue. to be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
Parker avenue and liable to be assess
ed for said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and that q
roll OF said assessmsnt ts now complee-
ed. and will ISmain At the Assessors'
ofnss In the C,ty i, Of Dssr9iti from tie tie
Inspection OF all persons concerned
'ns BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
A-s37 President.
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RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Oct. is. 1914.
E-.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1897.
MT. VERNON AVENUE

To Carolina Buckbora, +. ], Murphy.
Horace Reynolds. II. Foster, J. G. Ray
nor, T. L. McDougali. William Joy.
Robert Vint, John Nint. Robert j. Rei-
house l.. c. Holtz w. ID. Elder, j. H.
Fish. Chas. Holtz, Frederick X. Bode-
Wig Mrs Il. j.. Scrtmshaw, ~ X Dou-
eaii. a. M. Joslin. w. X. Wright. =. h.
Nacklem. Frank Breitmeyer. Johanna
Kaloft. John w Hartwick. H. II Den
mis-. w VI. Miller. ". c. Macomber. Da-
vide MORN, Nathan Victor ct al. w u.
A p ii Macklem. Laura :. Whiteman.
Navy Ciaxton. II. Welch. w. :. Brown,
Max Gordon ard 90 all other persons
owning, occupying. OF otherwise IN
terestSd in any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on Mt. Vernon avenue.
in said city OF Detroit within the iinn-t
It's hereinafter mentioned --..
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered 20 much OF
MI. Vernon avenue, from The oast nle
OF Oakland avenue TO the vest eure
line OF Cameron avenue, 70 pe kraaeu
ana nayed. notice ls hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon Az
the lots and premises fronting on said
Nj, Vernon avenue and liable TO be
assessed for said Improvement under
ne orovisions OF the City Charter. and
,hst roll OF said assessment IL now
|compieted and will remain az the ~
sessors' office. I'm the CITY OF petroit.
from the date hereof until October @s.'
isil for the Inspection OF all persons
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DiLwoRTH.
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LIyEs1OCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
punninw 4 ssevens' Report.

EAST BUFFALO, \. r.. Oct IA
s5tls 81 EsesiP,, sooi S ehSiee e pTippss
sSo,s. heavy ssss ssssri Ssss; fslr 20 'iss ssea.
ss%son gs'y ,o sssa sss ssssSsiss ssSisss ssssisss
ssss S.ts sss' ssss ass ssiffs ss., S.nss s.'%s
good e sssoWass @ best heavy so%%So aas cows. g
msals% sooa 10 eS,ssssn suoa Sw sa,t.rs g
tl4oga75; Gamers. fair to best. sttb
As5; common and rims. $500 u;
stockers and feeders. selected feeders.
.iosNr sa sgsa ssr 70 slsS soS ,s ss
bulls. best heavy. ,7S 7.ss; go9s Sutes.
s isSS Ss.S cows ssgssdS andS :prinsss iseg sSsy Ssy
con s%sS mon. ,ssSsc, sS'S % s'0' '''"'''
ie%er heavy apd workers. $50; pigs.
sheep: Receipts, l.ooo: steady: top
iambs sS;so; S ysssiinss' ssos $3.50; so ws'h-
sfe Calves iS.su sb@ii'so. '"'''
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct. l3.--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar.
ssh.s ss sw, ,ssssss, lSslss i1wss sooa ssas ssa
SI75Gsso; pigs tAisQ7Ss, Cattle:
lover: beeves. ss.5o@s.iS; COWS and
heifers, ys.ioGs: stockers and feeders.
Ss.so@si5; Texans. ss.ioaI.2O; calves.
$3.50 ihs5 sheep: Receipts. $4,000;
%arA;sss san ;ssSs ssy sms nss'ss 'is$ss vest west
~ ~ofEvEtASD STOCK MARKET.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 13.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1900 soG3 3oc lower; yorkers.
Ssi5mS25: mixed, ss.l5 pigs and
lights. S1.75: mediums and heavies
SiT5. roughs. 81; stays. $3.50. Cattle:
Receipts, cars. slow and steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. s cars.
weak; lambs. s7.65 top. Calves: Re-
ceipts. 150. steady; top, $li.7s.
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sasss. saas.'''sa / aets Ssst &

,,.cssh Cash with order IL charged. 70
No .rssslsn, advsr,isins inserted
sn9rgsd, per insertion.
a. ne & above rstes apply to ali ciAssi:
TTesu9ps except Births. Cards of
and All Ads prscsdins Male Help.
!, nirths. Death Cards OF Thanks and
zsssung Noticss-Miuimum charge, sse
ac 20 words OF less. Over % words
word. 80 - ~
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: 800
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TUSCOLA MAN ROBBED
BY FRIENDS IN ALLEY

William Carroll. of Tuscola. Michs.
made friends with three men who
agreed to show him about Detroit
soon after he arrived. Monday night.
The trio led him into an alley, over
powered him and robbed him OF $45
in each. Carroll went to sleep at po-
lice Headquarters, awaiting the out
come OF work of detectives who are
trying to find the robbers
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1873.
MARQUETTE AVENUE

To Christine Blair. Mrs. NJ. Hager
Amelia Baker. Frank r. wiethoff,
Gable Draper Baking Co, Board OF
Education. Corliss n Andrus. and TO all
other persons owning. occupying. or
otherwise interested In any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Marquette
ave. In said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mensionesl y
The Common Council bf the CITY OF
Detroit. having ordered 40 much Of
Marquette ave. from the west lire of
Twelfth-st. 10 the east curb line OF
Wabash-ave., to be graded and paved.
notice Is hereby given that an assess
ment has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Mar
quette-ave., and liable TO he assessed
for said improvement under the pro-
visions Of the City Charter. and that
roll OF said assessment IN now com
pIeted and will remain NJ the Assess
ors' offiee. In the city OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until October 2sth,
1914. for the Inspection OF all persons
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
A .ssx President.
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IO2 ACRES

Free and clear. with good brick lhouse.
slate roof, good outbuildingS will
trade for Detroit property, Ma1oney-
Campbell Realty Co, Inc. 500 Free
Press bldg
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PRODUCE MARKET

The butter market at Eigin was un-
expectediy a little higher this week.
Poultry was In moderately good sup
ply. and there was no demand from
any direction except from the dressers.
the latter practically making their own
price. Dressed calves are very scarce
this week, but the demand In In pro-
portion Potatoes are dull and easy.
Apples. pears and grapes are In large
supply. but the peach trade IL small
AFFAIR, now
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HAINES' WIGS, TOUPES,
HAIR GOODS

.a hAt VIM. "A. t1AlNES
haines Wigs and Toupes are. well
made. the most natural effects being
produced. have no competitor In
quality OF work and reasonable prices.
Ny wigs and toupes are In use all
over the world.
Ladies' Hair GoodA. I carry thou.
sands OF French Wavy Switches and
German wavy Switches. straight hair
switches, Large stock OF gray and
white. Pompadours. Puns. Waves,
Curls. Half Wigs for ladies. bald or
with thin hair. Il don't deal IN CHI
nese refined hair. nor sea grasa) La
dies hair dyed by competent hands.
Hair dressing. shampooing. chiidren's .
hair cutting. Most modern up-to- date
hair dressing pariors In the United
states. Wigs to rent for parties and
masquerades, IL looking for q reliable
Hair Goods House don't overlook me:
- years in my present hair store ought
to appeal to the public. Established In
my present hair store ls7e.
VIM. A. HAINES
70 Grand River-avs West cor. Bagley.
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BoARp or AssEssoRs OFFICE
Detroit. October II, 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1928.
FISCHER AVENUE.

To J. J. Cook. y. Heusel Aug.
Knobelsdorf, J. A. whiting, II Buick.
Chas, wewzloff. s: Strayer. =. II Adams,
William snyder. Aipena q Detroit Land
Co, Harry Il Gengwer ssnsscossei ss1tss
G. r. Mccarthy. Conrad Heckman.
Francis j. st. Aubin. IF. Potching. Bes-.
sie Fischbeck. w. e. Mckenzie. Gather
Inc Mccarthy, A. Rumenapp. Nettie
Cava guaro. Fred Russell. John J. Weld
en-, Gustave Knopp. C. vawyusberghe.
Archibald Sutherland, Charles Kn0beie-
dorf f. f. Martin, j. Hacker, and 10
all other persons owning. occupytnH or
otherwise interested In any or the lots
and premises fronting on Fischer-ave.s
I'm said City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF Detroit, hav-
ing ordered so much OF Fischer-ave-s
from the north line OF Gratiot-ave- 90
the south curb line OF Harper-ave, 70
be graded and paved, notice 10 hereby
given that an assessment mas been
made upon all the Iots. and premfseg
fronting on said Fischer-ave. ana
liable 10 be assessed for said improye-
ment under the provisions or the CITY
Charter, and that n roll OF said aeeess-
ment ia now completed. and VIII re-
main at the Assessors Ontce. In the
city OF Detroit from the date hereof
until october 2Tth, 1914. for the inspec-
tioy, OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY DANIEL Ia DILWORTH
A .eao President
A-gSs E
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THE following nrms are privileged
krlyis q Povah. w. A. Hamlin n Co..
W. Noble q Co, w. f. Moss q Co..
ewfs q Gorton, W. Z. Reilly Co..
eo NJ. West q Co. II. =. Warren y
b.. Mm II. Rose a Co. w. A. Neer y
b., W b. Mclaughlin.
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AppIe.-New. sso soc per bu.: si.,sl

AppIes--New. ss0soc per bu.: si.as0
ban psn..-oood shipping stock. sL1
Beans-Dried iamas. 7Mesc per ib.;
csaiificwer-soc@ii per dos.
Ceisry--Mlchisan.. large, :oGasc;
small 10 Q WSoYs..i. 1sS Ps, SS.; nr,c.s, m,on,r.,
isEc: iimburser. i2@Isc; domestlc
Swiss, 20a 21c; imported swiss. 500
sasi long horns ish 0ise; daisies. 10
e:::s:.:;..:ss s.::;..:;1s:Sissss e; s:' = ssl. -
. S;s..P.r,,sa; i sian, q new; . :. 1SI$s.;. ]. s.arda
Drcssed csives--Fancy. Is . ice: com.
'nIn Fss.s s Vss.sssl.s- Ssi ~ srsen, peppers. ss
dos.: cucnmbeIs. si.ss per bu,; radishss.
,1s .ss.S Per eosn ss:n essn
iona somS,os: @ scS sss sSe nS S0' Lettuce. sSeSe;
&c &c. pr sslnaSsa nesa ess bet st,ds. o
'.eer:s:.,FSenssras. ,.e.ss; S..s.srf,ss s,s
Oassss; Gsss: PSn';:s PSsn;s HaSSs s!HsSSs per crate.
HoseyFancy white. new. tsQiee;
TS: M:ypro, SS1S .SpSsi. a.: p.yn. ss IL:
following prices for balsd ray IN ear
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. ! timothy, newi
timothy. ti40lA.so; No I mixed. sis9
oss 1sso straw rys isScsEto os1S 1.s son wheat ans
i 5Hides,,No T. I cured, is's; % No 4 grssn
sass Bs no ,de sus:s ES su ssrss vss
I cured murrain. iss; No. / cured csii.
No S KID ana s0 ssf ne nc o n'sss ss..p o
skins. a. 20 smount OF wool, Soc on.
Lemens California. S5.5O0s per box.
s%;s.hSl,s .;:..kSory Fcrds. Rsr POI ss c,l case.
Ssssss.-caiifcFnis Saisnsi.s. ss.ss
cs!:.:--,ieo per ioo-lb. sack. Span
S:::;0sS,s.'g S:::s..SS ssss', ss;;, ~
r., 90c q tl.00 per bu.
in car lots. saeSsa, isgSSs PER ba.
s.s: s,';i:;S::s'ss ss:: ":
is 6&i5Kc: tGrkeys. isE 3 f7c ID.
per pSi;: SOC per bu. Jerseys iisoS SO
pir F,sss.Di.@. @ . III Florida. ia sasooAoo per
" Tsilew-No / SIC; No. ,. ma
q y
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no fsssssr.' The plain: neat ki9l a.
looks 5i.st % r.s; M Sys,sssf sesf
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wire : peirt zoe; galv.nissd .hssss. q
gsyEa ~: ~ ssusS uis; 81 ssYysS
:in.s. sgsss .s. e tasuS Ser 'aas: ds.
!iiy sS s:sss hso; q fssss ss!s;i /;
4s rsa ana e.s cent s.atsx' Il lss se'' isrss
cen CEN, % OK III lit: isssS %. 10 and J. OF iiss
.I.. S.eL Dorin is .moksd aa%s
is%s; ns% sayiasss'i. sssuia.rs i.e; s picnic snS hams.
iSS sttseA ts,. Ss.rsa lsS.ss; isrs z ,isress'
ss.srs-corrsctsd daily by w. IL
1880; DO s-ib.. 5000. ssyi. tablets.
Xxx 1ss puvd.ssa d.s ie i .sssssra ss: ass; DcM
SfiSi srsna,stod. ans. In bulk. SIcs:
Eranulstsd. ss.ib' cartons y7;os erys-
tons. IN cases. $780, crystal domino.
{iiS: eonfeetionsrs x. ,sSsi No.
;ssss Ne No + sS 1915 Ne. Ne. = 'sss 'sssS; No no. ,d.
sssG No A. sSs No II II $50; isSs ss:
I..sS ou.sSs 1ow peel srssne 70
NEW YORK PRoPyCE.
anS sEM ss.sds dSohk Pcrs oes STEADY yS,Sss %ss ss
Qa2, Lard. strong middle west, spot.
f0.i0qio.2o. sugar: Raw. dull CEN
trifugai, ss test. S4,7s; museoyado 50
test. 1tiii refned. dull: cut loaf l1.to:
srssai srsass,. swssssrscs sss coss M 40
on spot eac. Tsiiow; Quiet city,
Has Has iFPsssls Fssm prime s&s sisS; sGYS'rS 10
s7hc; clover. Oc6si Dressed poui-
try sseasdy; turkeys iSgsss: iSSg chick. sm
ducks, isS gIsc; fowls. is b ise; roost.
ers. l2c;. chickens. broilers. l4ls Qlbc.
Cheese: Quiet; state milk, common TO
specials. 81 y l6!ci skins common TO
''fss,s bun aSd iSa' .a%:' sss seip..
dairy tubs. seG soc: Imitation creamery
nrsts. 23hG2tc, Eggs; Unsettled and
weak; receipts. 1874: nearby white
tsass ass tsgs rsarsy mixed q ssS fancy 70
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Oct, l3.--Butter; Extras.
sshc; nr.ts. 2sq25c; dairy extras.
nHe; nrsts ;thS2sc y h,1 Egss; Prime 3
hesa fwhin. isuisc: sssi yoSns si
Americas, 15nc.. Live poultry: Fowls,
l2h @l4hc: ducks l?gl+c. geese. ii6
I2c: springs i2h0lsc: turkeys, lsc.
toqtsc; Wisconsin white, tog5oe: red,
5sc: new potatoes. receipts. 100.
BUTTER ANIL EGCs.
Butter--Creamery extra. acc; nrsts
2sc. dairy. isc; packing stock. isc
kss.-Fresh receipts. eases included.
dog RSceipts 497 cases
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Canned ose1s--Appisss gais, Sl.so
sssS sssS: S:sc S ss.n ss ssSss ssS .Ss HEs
';ss:'al :s: sssY :ss ssi .:ss lss: sss:s
reds. t1.ss; Alaska plnks. 5i.so: Toms-
Jun: @ iisss ,ifssd s.iis San. Siss pei
price: "A a loo-'s; Z ssesss! 9!
Eiadiinss, sss; cr.sksd corn. sss' eorp
TlsrfEyoSbins prices: Best MichigAe
ssiR sssrsinRt Ss pure Sssns rye ptsssis ssis aSsn; sss;
Dtsssa 49, R:fi sih s s s:H:' s:::: :ss.: sss
cd wire el.oo case. painted haroeo
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HEIP wANTED-MALn.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
ExPERIENCED sign and card solicit
tor. We are just organizing and are
Offering the right man a chance TO
|, get on the ground floor Apply man
ager before noon today at Is Wood
ENGINEER-Compet steady man
for plain slide valve engine. hrst-
FOR RIGHT MAN
A good position to gentleman who Is
willing TO put In his time learning
good business. Apply Manager. lol"
Fenobscot bldg.
GOOD shoemakers wanted at sss Ker-
chevaL
SALESMAN with ability to sell photo
coupons. Best proposition OF kind
here. ei0 Woodward.
PICTURE FRAMER; man to make
frames for retail trade. West Art
Association. Ltd. 124 Grand River
ave.
PAPERHANGER wanted, at once: also
kaisomining. $50 Second.
TWO neat appearing young men TO
solicit on commission. 4o7 Hodges
wANTED-Experie Clothing sales
nan, one that can talk Polish.1aS
HELP wANrED-FEMALr.
A GOOD home for a good gtrl to do
housework Inquire at III Milwau-
kse w. Evenings only.
A GOOD Hungarian girl for house
work. is1 Milwaukee west.
AT oNcE--Exp perienced helper on
AN ExPERIENcEp maid for, general
honsework. Call East ss3. 5ii East
Grand-b blvd. N
GIRL to assist with housswork and
care OF baby. good home. $3.50 a
1 week Call Hemiock is57-w.
GIRL for restaurant; no Sundays.
Huppmobile factory. Mt. Elliott and
GIRL for general housework: no cook
inss to go home night Apply 1925
GIRL 20 assist with upstairs work and
care Of two children 90 home nights
II Delaware.
GIRL for general housework: good
cook s2s Kerchevsi-ave.. upstairs.
Call mornings
GIRL for general housework. must do
plain cooking 1es West Hancock
GIRL 10 assist in housework and care
Of baby. Call Walnut 3s4o-M.
LADIHs' HATS RnBLocKED. Deav.
II cInsive ' Nat FAN. 1 sSep. & urstSos
{ SITUATIONS wANrnDL-aALn.
rs years Eastern ex-
position. Box No. ~. Detroit Times.
10 RENr>-BUsrNEss PLAcrs.
GRATIOT AVE, 232
Four-stor brick building. with base
ment; rent reasonable; will lease.
"a UNION TRUST co.
Rental Dept. Ntain tt7o.
Randolph ST., 200-202
Double Brick Building
4 doors and basement Rent rsasonabie.
UNION TRUST CO.
Rental department.. Main. A7o.
A. ~ RESI~-FLAI1.
CHARLEVOIX ANNEX
Some very desirable single and double
rooms Tor gentlemen only, at moder.
ate prices Hotel service. Inquire OF
| clerk. Hotel charisyofx main build
DOWNTOWN FLATS
Three rooms and bath. heated; e15
UNION TRUST CO., M. t4470.
Fourteenth, 500, Mr.. New Depot
rooms. gas. balh. electric light
UNION TRUST CO., M. 4470
MARsTox-cr.. si--BssutIfui. modern
compIetei separate furnsse; adult,
| SIS: best bargain North Woodward
r. A. CONLON. sos Majestic bldg.
nussp>..-Iske prs,tsne. No fuss ant
| no feathers. The plain, neat kind ths'
!SSss sssn Ess s'ss. rnos: Ss Main s'-i.sf ISL c.
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BICYCLES

and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions; new and remodeled at mod
crate prices and easy terms: also
suprlies and repairing. Brunswick-
Bake Collondcr Co.. Of Michigan.
100 Randolph-st.
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CITY or DErRou-oFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER
Detroit. Oct. IA,

Detroit. Oct. IA, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given TO al persons
that there has been Med "
ment rolls: f.Ac I-t
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Oct. is. 1914.
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sssrs no .sA.

coNsT = ucr3oN LoANl - kIsst.i
sss.ss..s &. 2ss y ysSss yss a:ss - s.
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FApM pApnAINo

FARM BARGAINS.
7-room steam heated house. acre and
half OF ground. mile outside the city
10 acres. $4,000, In village OF Farm
ington. so acres near Fenton. $4,000.
Main 6524. c. 8. Beadle Il Son. room
a. McGraw bldg.
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FOE sALE-FARAs.

THREE ACRES
One block from electric. all modern T.
room cottage. bath. gas, good barn.
ESQ fruit trees; IS miles from city
hall; price $500, or exchange for
residence. as owner is employed In
city.
STEELE BROTHERS
316 Free Press bldg. Auto service.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-14
CHICAGO PROpUCR.
BUTTER AND EGGs.

BUTTER AND EGGs.
Butter-Creamery extra. 29c; nrsts
2sc. dairy. i9c; packing stock, lsc
Esss-Fresh receipts. cases included.
firsts. ksc: current receiCts. ~ lhc pei
doz. Receipts. +s7 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-14
MARKETS and FINANCE

December up .e; May up se- Pro-
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lcHrcAGo. oct. ls.--Openin Wheat:
Fssmesr up Hs; Nay Nay up e. cGSsn;
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Fourteenth 500, Mr.. New Depot
NioS siST; trust fs Ss'S CO.. ;lSs'i'i M asS' zsao
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10l6 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-10-15
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 20
BY COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION.

PROPOSING AMENDMENT OF SEC
TION Z. ARTICLE 9, OF THE CON-
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. so THAT THE SUPERlN-
TENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUC-
TION WILL NO LONGER BE A
MEMBER or THE STATE BOARD
or LAND COMMISSIONERS.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGlS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO:
Section |. That Section Z, Of Article
o, of the Constitution of the state OF
Idaho be amended to read as follows:
"Section I. The Governor. Secretary
of State, Attorney General and State
Auditor, shall constitute the State
Board of Land Commissioners. who
shall have the direction. control and
disposition of the public lands OF the
State under such regulations as may
be prescribed by law"
! Sec. 2. The question to be submit
/ ted to the vote of the people at the
next general election shall be as FOL
lows: .
Constitution Of the State or ldaho De
SO amended as to remove the Superln-
tendent of Public instruction from
membership on the State board OF
Land Commissioners
Sec 3, The Secretary Of State sinai!
cause publication Of this proposed con-
stitutional amendment to be made once
each week for six successive weeks,
prior to the next general election. IN
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in each county OF the state.
Passed the House March 6. 1913.
Passed the Senate March s, 1918.
Sept. 24-Oct asst
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-10-15
Story of a Busted Theory


protection raises the cost Of the me-
cessaries of life" TO them, but does
not protect their product or their
wages"
You told the people that material
reductions should be speedily made
upon the necessaries of life" that you
were going to do it by legislation that
would not injure or destroy legitimate
| industry" and you said your pledges
were made to be kept in office ae well
as relied upon during the campaign
Free =. rade to Reduce Cost Of Living.
! In the campaign that followed you
quivered with emotion from town to
town about the high cost of living and
how you were going to reduce 1t.
You told the farmer the duty did
him no good; you told him that he was
one of the chief sufferers by reason OF
protection, and, besides, you said you
had constitutional scruples about levy
ing duties except for revenue, anyway
You invited foreign ships to unload
their foreign cargoes here and forced
American farmers to tax themselves
to build roads and bridges for the con
venience of Canadian competitors
whom you invited across the line by
low duties or no duties.
Every bushel of imported Canadian
oats displaees a bushel of American
oats, and the importer and the dealer
take the profits and the farmer stands
the loss.
You cut the duty on hay from $4 t.
81 a ton, and the dealer and the i'm
porter take the profit and the farme
stands the loss.
You took the duty off from rye, ant
the importer and the distiller take tn
profit and the farmer stands the loss
Now Admits Failure.
!; Your secretary of agriculture nov
admits that
1--WE have suddenly been brought fac
to face with the fact that under exist
ing conditions, in many instances, tn
farmer does not get what he Shout
rotary of agriculture p. 19).
; Is it a good way to help the farmc
get what he ought to get for what n
: has to sell to take away from him nj
, home market and give to foreign
ers?
, The secretary of agriculture says:
, according to the best guess | ca
f secure, it appears that less than
. per cent of the land is reasonably we
cultivated, and less than IL per cent
, Welding full returns or returns cor
: siderably above the average"
r Is it a good way to help farmers
raise bigger crops to force down II
: price of what they raise by forcir
: them to compete with cheap 1orels
t land and cheap foreign labor!