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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
A STANDING
COMMITTEE OF
THE POWERS

Mohonk Lake, Ny. May 29.--A
ioint address. by DR.. John Bates
Clark. professor of Political Economy
at Columbia university, and Sir
George Paish, editor of the London
Startist, was read by DR.. Clark at the
Lake Mohonk conference on lnterna-
tional Arbitration here today. They
had been asked to present a plan
for taking one practical step in the
direction of universal peace"
They proposed standing comnittee
OF the Powers.
conferences Of foreign ministers or
their representatives could be made q
part of the regular procedure OF gov
rnments
ssexists independently of warfare.
The nations have become interdepend-
ent where formerly they sought to be
self contained, both politically and
economically. They live by serving
each other"
The interdependence was most no
Eiceable in the exchange Of clothing
and food, and capitol. The failure
of. the monsoon in India raises the
price Of bread in England" they
& cited as example. "And an earth
quake or war always causes losses in
remote regions.
at should be possible for a stand
ing committee to agree upon policies
that, In time of peace will promote
the common welfare and create a
strong bond of mutual friendliness."
There might be no guarantee against
/ war, but the step now called for was
the creation of mechanism by which
the general interest of the whole OF
mankind shall be protected.
'sThe chief question which we need
4 to bring before the next Hague con-
Z! ference" they said, 'is how the gener-
/ al interest can best be conserved. A
standing committee of the powers
would he potent instrumentality
for conserving it. It should call its
| meetings from time to time, whenever
/ the general interest is affected by q
conference between the powers. The
I function of such committee would
not be confined to averting war. The
Iaborate network of business rela.
tions that tie the countries together
will afford the interest to be innmedi-
ately and constantly guarded through
periods OF peace, as well as the SUI
preme reason for averting war;"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
HALFBREED IS
NOT AN INDIAN

Milwaukee, Wis, May ga half
breed Indian is not an Indian under
the United States statutes as inter-
preted yesterday by Judge Geiger in
the federal court.
The ruling was handed down in the
case of FIVE ShaWano saloonkeepers
charged with selling liquor to an In
dian, the alleged Indian being Frank
Lyons, halfblood.
The contention was raised by the de-
Tense that under all federal statutes
an Indian was defined as a man or
woman of pure Indian blood and that
under the statutes no person could be
held for selling liquor to a halfbreed.
the law reading Indian"
Judge Geiger accepted the construc-
tion placed on the statutes by the at
torneys for the defense and took the
case from the jury, ordering an ac-
Iquittal from the bench.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
Two Killed.

Milwaukee, wis, May 29.--Benjamin
Fredericks and Charles F'robach, en-
ployes of local brewery, were in
stantly killed yesterday afternoon
when motor truck which they were
driving was struck by a Chicago &
Northwestern railway train near
South Milwaukee. The truck lost it's
power on the railway crossing just be-
fore a north bound train came along
and the men failed to jump.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
Probable That N. D.
People Perished
in Disaster Today

North Dakota people went to
the of of
North Dakota survivor Miss Jennie Newton of An NJ D.
Inflated the dispatches
it is probable that there others in her party
agencies had booked
o
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
Decoration Dag


the theatre m.
will Riverside Smith will be
the there subject Unknown Dead Friends have
the A. r. hall library building they will be
greatly appreciated by the veterans
Smith Stmmel.
Secretary A. r.
s# Comm ttee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
Between 700 and 1000 Perished Today When Liner
Empress Of rekqd Sank in Gulf of St. lawrence
n. Dakota Girl, From Antler, Among Those Rescued
Collier Storsladt, Crashed Into
Liner Amidships and Cut Its Way
Almost to the Liners Screws

Almost to the Liners Screw
Channel
100 Feet Wa-Many Collision
Several of Those
LIVES ~ 1 % ~esE esE ,9. I 1900
THIS MADE
AYSos1H ] ] aORvx0s M % MANY ] OF ITEM rssEp %Aruo M AND
sD 1T AND
LARGE NUMBER WERE RESCUED WITH BROKE" ARM" LEGS AND OTHER IN
s S @ m @
sUeks#E
WHICH wTEH poUazp @ M
SUCH
HERE THE PILOT BOAT
EUREKA
] PUT OUT @ OTDEE P0EcE E 1T WAS T4EsE TWO GRATIS THAT FOUND
% Mos SOME on M ALSO % wT @ s.oNeD FR" 9z fLoHHo wRsokAae
Ha FIRST Cab" WERE SIR HENRY sEron kAn
GTE AND @ MS guFopE aoeD As % E DE ~ IN Ems
TENATo~AH CONFER
1 55sS S M No
AERz % xE % STATION % ps4Fos~ a CONVERTED rTo HOS SHIPS ~
+; ;;:;: ~; # ; ~: :' &
=? Z: ! . s% ~ Z: Es IL z
rs 5s .s;$: sg .sS
CABINS - - - 80 - ~ - ' 'oNO
d,~hhssa homou
ta f smen04 class
~ morning with
ndownin nnstenf
more than tenrinu far the oMao
he ernms asamas
ese
qIok Information the disaster
8 wa ep % p 9 the homsvr sconrade
at
0am.h and Eh busEtto the
dAsstsn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
Becker Must Go to
Electric Chair Week
Of July g. Decree

Becker sent~
electric chair Sing Sing during the week be-
OF Herman Rosentha appeal
may Of execution. will be filed next Mon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
LOCAL BALL GAMES FOR A WEEK

Z n--Fargo grounds q . m.
sFargo Moorhead
{ p. IL
s Fargo -Moorhead leaves long
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29


100 Feet WaterMny in
hose Rescued
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29
7HE WEATHER

Falf tonlght ana Saturday; not
ate to fresh winds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-29

RIMoUsKJ MAY 2s.-PRoRARLY 1000 THOUSAND
LIVES. LOST IN THE EMPRESS
THIS is THE ESTIMATE MADE AT THE DOCKS WHERE THE
HYsTERcAL SURVIVORS, MANY THEM MANNED
ALMOST BROUGHT. ON THE FACT
THAT THE EMPRESS 1887
399 RESCUED LANDED
THE sToRsTADT, AT FIRST REPORTED HAVE
oRs LANDED ONLY A HANDFUL OF RESCUED
DEAD AND THEN PROCEEDED QUEBEC AT M.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
BIRTR LIST.
BOYS.

BOYS
y. Pauczyk. 677 Mitchell; j. Maxiarz
80 Willis: ID. Crupiano, 2s2 Illinois; l.
koaine, l2s stanley: N. Snits, Is4
prrederick; a; Bagozzi. ss<> Green II
kins; NJ. Sawroeii Sis Fssnswo or " y
schwartz 10 Hamtramck: M. Lober
1ss Benton: G. Moon, iss richmond: u
Doetsch. $50 seyburn, q. Taylor. 6sa
Fourth; q. Braun, s15 Craine; j. Cook
$50 Crawford: j. Przborywaki ises
Mcpougan; ]. zasada, 23s Thirty -sec-
ond; II McGilvray. $50 Second: J.
Ducey. Ss6 Seyburn; q. Coco. SIS la.
faysttei O. Fem. Providence hospital
Thirty-ffth; q. Podany. las Hancocs'
Y: Schemansky, sos Twenty Eighth; II
Sharipar. 3a Tiliman: Il. Ernst. 10
Cameron; p. Ricxak, s32 Dubois: T.
smith. Providence hospital.
GIRLS.
n BoTtnicki, rs Pollard: v. Casr.
nina. SIS Riopelle: q. Cencioia. 437 Al,
fred; g. sansone. go Rtopelie; q. Tup.
per. sSo Aiexandrine; l. Raskin. 10;
Adelaide; g. Rumohr. Al Twenty eight
J. Main. % Russell; I. Beieri, ans Ia.
fayette: J.. Brutka, 1859 Campbell: o
Revels, i42 Belyidere: ]. Osendarski
J. Dobinski, 72 Hawthorne: j. Jaskow
III HAstings; r. Dennis. lis Scott; c
nunday l13S Forest; A. DePunt, 9Sl
Franklin; F. Lawrence. $40 BALDWIN
=. Bsrman, 4s1 Baldwin; J. McRae, 2tI
hospital; l. Chauret. 2ls Livernois: r
Kwiatkowski. ssl Hsndrie: p. Duveyo.
vic. 71s Rhons; d. Young. 72l Drsxel
]. Smart, 2002 Grand blvd: Al. Afford
Florence Crfttenden home; w. Harris
Providence hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
QUARANTINE WILL
NOT RAISE PRICES
Closing of Chicago Stock Yards
For Ten Days Cannot Affect
Market

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--Meat prices
will not be perceptibly affected by
the closing. for 10 days, Of the great
Chicago stock yards to curb the foot
and mouth disease, Edward Tilden,
president Of Libby. Mcneil q Libby.
said today.
Closing the stock yards for only
10 days should have little effect, II
any. on market prices" said Tilden,
and II prices. are increased q little |
don't think the effect will be felt by
housewives. About the only people
who will be directly affected will be
1000 or 5000 laborers ct the yards,
who will be made idle. All other de-
partments Of the packing houses will
continue as usual"
While final shipments of cattle TO
the stock yards were being received
today, 600 feeders. found to be infect
ed with the disease, were being
slaughtered and their carcasses Gov.
cred with quicklime and buried In q
long trench under direction Of federal
authorities.
The quarantine order closing the
yards for 10 days goes into effect at
p. m. tomorrow. Cattle, sheep, hogs
advanced 20 to SO cents at opening Of
the livestock market today because Of
the closing order.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

v,c George sekulich. %; Helena subono-
Asssssy ssss;' =: 's. L %I.f. a Il
Charles Evan, is. wyandotte: Grace
Beaubien, IL Detroit
Vance Dudley. rs; Margaret Hasikin.
JSSssph psstks. IS; osnsowsfa Pc
Anthony oiesiso. q; Gertrude Lsads-
william sains. "a. Detroit; Hannah
Jenkins, 81. Jackson.
- w,sdysiaw Glowaclki. ~; Helen sme-
Ki Isser 4, sspss. ;. 80, sprinrwslls; Mary
samuel Player, rs; Mary 4: Barbis-
Felix Kindrek. as; Katherine Bara.
Peter Davidson. "a, rionstte Richard-
Peter Bonk. %; Mary Pashik. %.
John Barris, 81. Wyandotte; Tresie
osorEe Thomas. 81. Royal Oak; Eliza
beth Klenk, 2s, Detroit.
Frank schrafran, IS; Bertha Schiller,
Michael Paiuch, as; Katherine wasik
Herman Degm, 81, Toledo. O.: Rosa
Hilsenbeck. 81, Detroit.
Willis Ross, as Josie Talon as
Leon Machuk. 34i Helen Arxcuzkuk
John zawscki. 80 Josefa Ryehensks
Thomas Ucholik, 20: Josefa wasiiew.
ska, 23.
Julian BorkowskI. 20; Franoizeks
Puchocki. Is.
John Peitier. %. Bartieviiie, okla.
Mamie Ross, IS, Detroit.
Lorne Wedge. 80. Blenheim. Can,
William Moore. 80, Toledo. o.; Della
Retchard, 80. same.
schidler. 3s, Canton, o.
Thomas Smith. %. Hamtramck;
Amelia Dalot, 20, Detroit.
phine schnecht. so. Toledo. o.
Harry 8. Hall, So: Hazel Vaughan,
Martha Leighey. 90. Detroit.
Harry Abbott. a. Chicago. ILL.,; Car
olyn spurrier, %. Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
DEATH LIST.

stanislaw wawro, 81 Harbaurh. Q
months. diphtheria: Henry Knoche, sec
81 Avbin 30 years, .paresls; Sarah MIL
Ter, BIG Linwood, SIS years nephritis:
Caroline w. chaffee, Grace hospital. I'd
years. asthenia; John Burkheiser, 10
Lucky - years tages dorsales: Jerc-
miah Leahy, eos Oakland. % years. rup-
ture; william J. Stevens, so lander. S2
years hanging; Marian j. Buchner,
1909 Ssyburn. 10 months, lobar pnsu-
monta; John Courtney, Ford Mich; 90
years. Tuberculosis; Herman George.
1918 East Hancock, 30 years, uraemia:
William Droboski' 1851 Rivard. SIS
years. delerium tremens; WATERWAYS
Sarcarz 70 warsaw-pl. months.
bronchitis; Leroy r. Graham, Denver,
Col. ~ years. tubsrculosis; Thomas
Edison, ~ Prentis, ~ years uraemia;
walter r. Nickel. 1889 Livernois. s
P PDnfh Pne yssr Ells1 sSliiysn g..
fas;. . sss IRsu s. Is year. taSsTes.
h isn Rsehs,s %9ntA Rslnutrition Flor.
tuberculosis. Louise Dscoster. 47l Ca.
assss cs ssss' month"; s sssi
er a infantum; Katharine Goeschel.
Harper hospital. 80 years, abscess: Ma.
heart disease: Madeline VanhoiieSecke'
Margaret * Pike. go Thilt gsna'S'tl !;
years, enteritis: Mable Weise. 27I
Henry. Is years. chIoroform poisoning
Annie Lamont te2 Townsend, 4g years
apoplexy; Andrew T. Mas, Grace hos.
pital, ~ years, endocarditis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
N0TICE...ALLEY PAWN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssEssoRV oeFscG
Detroit, Nov. Z. 1914.
Paving Notice No. 1851.

80. I.
:. To Helen Newberry. Fred Morton. -
die Leavenworth. Frank Selle. Haffx
KENDALL Frank FnrnswortM ~ ~
Beeeou Harold ,Schlessinger MaPm111nm
Il. Won Mach. Jas. II. o'bonne1l CI1l<
s sam.. v1 M.sn Bruce starkysaehS
Charlie. Gordon. xioert1 4. ID pwy,T. ~
tin II Reed, Peoples State Bank, BlxI
and Helen Stewart Detroit Real ~
tate 4 Investment Co, Jane Temp3o1U1
Daniel smithe, Ella Evan. ERma xA1(|
ne, seth =. North. HENRY Hyhe1o,
owning. occupying or otherwise iuto1
ested IN any OF the lots and porCGxD
OF real estate In the local asse1omon1
district established by the Com1no1
Council TO defray the expenses Of gro1e
IN, hn.n and paying the alley within ~
The assessment roll has been Co.
pleted for defraying the expense Q(
paving the alley No. s95, being the -
ley in block between LongfelioW ave-
nue. and Chicago boulevard frem ~
line OF Hamilton bouisvar6. Ssi r.
now open to Inspection at this ofl@o&
and win remain In this Office for 1V6
days from the nrst publication Of ltnI1
notice for the inspection Of al eoas
csrned. All lots or parcels Of In!1
fhe Board OF Assessors VIII meet -
Tuesday. the 10th day Of Novomoor.
1914, at 8 o'clock Q. M. At their of0o1
IN the City Hal. and Will rsmaiH l.
hear any person or persons dealriug -
object t9 any assessment 90 m4de- ~.
BY Daniel l. DIlworth.
Asse g t"S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
NOTIcE--ALIEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT 4
BOARD or AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit November 4. 1914,
Paving Notice No. 1850.

To 8. =. Koch. II. A. Springer. Frank
Mohr. b. NJ Newman. Mary Brown.
Oscar Wetmore. T. II. Lark. Clsrenco
Green, William sTernes. John u ~
Frisc. r. A. Doinkworth. w, +. Hurtf
A. II. sagendorph. Grover G rhSmaes
Harddins e.. ]. p. ciure. Carl x. Gstts:
Fl. ". Grant. NJ. L Pulcher. ID. A.srcic6,
elson. g. 70. Roberts. Koch. r. A Ken
nedy, r.. Button. Jas Mahon. Ram "a
dette, Hiram L. Rose. Lucy -. CloF1s
III, Il. Hennacker. Sam Kcnxner. and g
all other persons owning. occupyings
or otherwise interested IN any q ths
local assessment district establiahe4
by the Common Council TO defray the
expenses OF grading and paving the A.
ley within the boundaries hsrein ses
The assessment roll has been com.
pletsd for defraying the espsnss q
IN alley in block between Hubbard
avenue. vinewood avenue. rAfayette
boulevard and Porter street. and 10
now open to inspection at this
office. and will remain IN THE
office for Ave days from the nrst
publication Of this notice for TIE In
parcels OF land abutting on. or adtoin-
Ing the alley so described. have becn
assessed for such Improvement.
The Board of Assessors Will meet on
Tuesday the 10th day OF Novensber.
1914, At o'clock a. m, at their ofcce
session for period Of six howrs 10
hear any person. or persons destrinG
to object TO any Assessment so fnatee
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
..t. BY Daniel J.. D,l Worth.
A-sA President.
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HoTICE-.-AiFl 81
ASSES E|I



v. r. S 8 ?; Gal cs,y:Fs IL Lets az
van, Mary n dloesn. Ca{1St1r
HAEiey Max Brock Julian - -
I ~ Patersons JaA r. WoboD, 80
York. Jas: s. Heaton, Mary ard g
crime Hurley. Mage W. cufti8 ~
Weber. Grace y. kunxe. sophie y
worm. Eugene 3. Shippen, 4 -
~. o. l. Atkinson. ida -. Lang n
a ra,ns. Jr. End TO All othe! 49,
ested In am Of the lots and percS16
real estate In the local anoonGm
district established by the CONS
Council 10 defray the expenses of ~
ing and paving the alley Within
boundaries herein set forth ft ~ q
The assessment ron has been eo11
pleted for defraying the expoDoo n
paving the alley No. 3sS. being the o.
ley IN block between Erskins and ELL
street to the west line Of brush str@
and Ia now open TO inspections q q
ONCE, and viii remain In this of0co CT
nnye days from the 1raf publicaftoU &
THIS notice for the inspection Of Ct
concerned, All lots or parcels of 40
abutting on. or adjoining the alley e.
described. have been. assessed for SO
fhe Board OF Assessors win MEAD =
tuesday. the 10th day OF Novem14(
In the City Hall, and will remain a
session for period OF SIX hours Il
hear any person or persons dee1E(G(
BOARD OF xssEssoRsa =
t.s .ssS By Daniel L. iDNwor(h.
tAssss ~ 80 at-gv so fro91o9mkt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
DIED..

DIED.
MULLEAVY-Died at Harper hospital
Nov. 4, James Mulleavy; survived BY
wife and ave children: also mother.
Mrs Anna Mulleavy brother Of Ed
ward. Michael and Thomas Muileavy,
Mrs. J. 8. Burke. Mrs. David Allen.
Mrs. j. Weitenberner. Anna and Eliz-
abeth Muileavy. Funeral from late
residence, 73s Miiwaukee-ave. east.
Friday. Nov. Z, at 9 a. m, and from
st. Johns church at . a m.
McGREGOR-Nov. 3, 1914, at her home.
IS Commemorative ave., Anna A., be-
loved wife of Jas. w. Mc0regor and
sister of Mrs. NJ. J. Willis. Pontiac
Mich Funeral Friday, Nov. 9, at I
p m, from the residence to Birming-
ham. Mich.
vARNEY---Nov. 4, Freeman Nelson, be-
loved husband of Mary Louise. and
father OF r. Orla yarney. Funeral
from residence, 22t Putnam-ave., Fri
day. Nov. s. at p. m. Burial pri-
vate
KoEHLER--sIddeniy Nov. .. at 81
Pacifo-ave.. Henry, beloved husband
OF Augusta, father OF Rudolph, Mrs
Minnie Martin. Mrs. Sophie Ewaid
Funeral Friday. Nov. 8, at 40 D. m,
via funeral car TO Woodmere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

river with three guides. They VIII
land at Fort Kent and return by rail.
Mrs. LApp left the party at Port
land and will be the guest OF Mrs.
Coombs during her husbands abb
sence. coombs Ii familiar with the
country TO be crossed. and promises
his friends moose meat in plenty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
s sasss' ] a Sist 8 :

line.
No transient advertising inserted for
per insertion.
The above rates apply to all ciassinca-
lions lions except Births. Cards OF Thanks,
preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths. Cards Of Thanks and
Mseetins Notices--Minimum charge. Sec
TOT 20 words or less. Over rs words
word. 49,
Observation-Disclosures charge soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
VESSEL PASSAGES.
AZ Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov. SIP. Angeline
s:so y. m. wednesday night; Fairmount
l1a6: David Mills. 1:30 a. m; Cuddy
$3.50; Northern Queen, g; Murphy. $40
Cornelius. $3.50.
Down: Frater Taylor. . p. m. Wed.
nesday night; Verona, 1910: Roman
a. m: Maruba. 1:10: James Wallace
4 40: Flagg. Warmer. wyandotte. $50
North Lake (arrived), $3.50: Morgan
ms; Leonard. Hanna. 7:3o.
sAuLr STE MARIE. Mich. Nov. 81
Up: Keewatin, y. m. Wednesday
night: Marian, 1850 n. m; .seilwood
Lakeport 2:3o; Neptune. 2; Indus
Down: Empress. Fort william, 8 D
m. wednesday night; Carnegie, 1890
Marislxa, 1880; Rennselaer. midnight
Walter Scranton, Harvester, 4 n. m.
Berry. Russell Hubbard, 3:30; Buffing.
ton. House Delaware. Rochester. q
Geo! Crawford. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
COOMBS SHOULD FRET!
MOOSE BIG THING NOW

KENNEBUNK. Me-, Nov. 1r-John
w. Coombs IL not worrying over the
fact that Mack has asked waivers on
him. Just now he IL entertaining q
quartet of friends IN q unique manner
Coombs met Rob Shawkey. Dan Muir
ply and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lapp al
Portland. Saturday. and. with the men
of the party. proceeded TO Greenville.
on Lake Moosehead, thence TO North
east Garry. where they win take ca
noes and paddle down the Allasash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
NEW yORK PRoDUf.r.

,y MEy but fGF Fn N scrk Ea..r meas
,:.sy s "!ss::
sS sS cut - ssi a Tsaass ryHiss
ess. Coffee Rio No. on spot. sss So
e No. ss M;ss' i Ss,%,
ssces, Dressed pre- ed. Ioultry; w Zeal tus,
i rsm s. sSsr lc ,sSsis ,i s0S ssE.
ioHc; chickens. broiiers. iiGisho
Cheese; STEADY; state milk, common
70 spscisis. f0lsHc; full skIms. S0Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
MARKETS and FINANCE

liberal offerings caused prices TO go a
shade lower.
Demand for oats was good and
prices were a shade TO Nc higher.
Provisions gained 10 q 20c on the ear
prices due to the closing OF the stock
yards because OF the foot and mouth
disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
LIVESTOCK

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Nov. 5.--Butchers cattle
dull and 25640c lower. No trade In
stockers or mich cows. because of the
quarantine. m
Prices ranged as follows: Choice
steers averaging from 1000 to LOO
lbs. t747.s0: choice handy killers, s6m
$50: light to good butchers steers and
heifers. Nso@bso: common killers and
common to prime shipping bulls. s36
$50; light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls, 1906 per cwt-
Veal calves; ~ per cwt. lower Mt IS
sheep and lambs ssosoc lower: quill
ity, fair; choice lambs. T@7:ss; light
Hogs: Dull. Soc Tower than last week:
workers. S767.io; light workers. and
pigs. $4,000 per cwt
sheep. Ys.iao; hogs. is.iso.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunninG 4 steye.s' Report.
stock yards are closed to be cleaned
1sa nd asssP: . sSSay '9 90 Sc Sc
shipped out OF Bunaio.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
ket excited and 20 ~ 300 higher; mixed
and butchers. s7.tod225; good heavy.
$3.50 6s20: rough heavy, H.35 q $50;
lie: Receipts. $500; market. uneveniy
higher: beeves. ss.6o@11 cows and
heifers, S3.s0le.so; Texans. $1,000. lis:
calves. S7.2561o.5e. sheep: Receipts.
1000: market rs soc higher; native
Ss7s6sso; western, s5.7s6s1o: lambs.
S755ds25: western, s7.1sds.2b.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 5.--Hogs: Re-
csipts. 5000; ioc lower: workers. ana
mised, s7,5s6Iso; pigs and lights
81. 49, roughs, ts.7o; stass ss.2s. Cat
lie: Receipts. Z cars full and steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, IS cars, dull
and steady: top. t77s. Calves: Re-
ceipts. $50. weak: top. tfo.2s.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
soc; fH rsss. SsGssc: dairy extras 40
s sGMe; hr,ss ,ssEs; Es.s; 51l gs,S Or
Cheese; Twins, 1sci young Americas.
Isc Lave poultry; Fowls. iohc; ducks.
turkeys, tic. Potntoes: Michigan
w wSIss T:S $685. S S'ssss:
white. fs6 tsc; early ohios. ss0 t3c:
new potatoes. receipts. IS cara
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k0TIGE--.AilH PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssEssuRs' OFFICE
Detroity Nsovcnbef, g. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1858. 4

To Michigan State Telephone Co. r.,
Y. Hecker, NJ NJ Fisher. Arthur III.
Fleming. whitney Realty Co. Detroit
Fire Department. and to all other per-
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
interested In any OF the lots and par.
cells OF real estate IN tho local assess
fnent district established by the Com
mon Council 20 defray the expenses %
grading and paving the alley withiu
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense Of
paving the alley No. $50. being the al
lev IN block between Washington
boulevard, clifford street and Wood
ward avenue and II now open 20 In
spection at this office. and viii remain
In this office for Ave days from the
first publication OF this notice for the
inspection OF all concerned All lots or
parcels OF land Rbutting on. or adjoin-
ing the alley so described. have been
assessed for such improvements 4tg
The Board OF Assessors will meet on
Tuesday the 10th day Of November.
1914. at . o'clock a. m. Al. their efnce
in the City HauA and will remain IN
session Tor a period OF SIX hours TO
henr any person or persons desiring To
object TO any assessment 40 made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
nv Daniel L. Diiworth.
A.aaa President
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fThe following arms are griyilexed
81 execute order. on the Exchange
q " Noble e Co. w. e; Moss 4 GO.
Geo. ~ West q Co.. H 9. warren
So. W Il he HIus no. W :. 80 =
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p..s.~-~-sske rrssa.s. no fuss An
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right r~ea rrtsti.f o. ~
John R.st Phone Main 1873
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