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Order Limiting Time to File Claim,
and for Hearing Thereon.

oEder Limiting Time to File Claims
s1A Z. OF OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
enth Judicial District.
In the matter of the dissolution of
Twin Ports Steel Land Company, a cor.
poration.
j, J. Robinson having been appointed
receiver of the Twin Ports Steel Land
Company, corporation,
1t Is Hereby Ordered, That the time
within Which al creditors Of the above
named Twin Ports Steel Land Com
pany. corporation, may present
claims against the same in this court
be, and the same is hereby limited to
six months from tho 18th day OF Sep
tember. 1914, and that the 18th. day OF
April. 1915, in the court house at Du-
luth In said County, be, and the same
hereby Is fixed and appointed as tho
tine and place for hearing, upon the ex-
animation, adjustment and allowance Of
such claims as shall be presented with
In the time aforesaid. Let notice here
Ct be given by the publication OF this
ORDER IN The Labor World q legal
publioa ton In Duluth, Minnesota, as
provided by law
Dated Duluth, Mimi, October 8, 1914.
BERT FESLER,
Judge Of the District Court
L. w. Oct H. a. 81 1914
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LAYS ghalt Be. enacted 81. the 1eStstA-
principal OF all funds which have here
tofore arisen or which may her eafter
arise from the sale Or other dispoet.
tlon Of such lands, or the tncone. from
such lands accr,ting In any way before.
the sale or :disposition therAof, In inter.
est-bearlng bonds OF the United States;
or OF tbs State Of Minnesota, issued
after the year one thousand eight hun-
state as the legislature may by law,
from time to time direct. ::% 70 e.. -
Swamp Lands--Diviston: Of pro-
ceeds: i:AH swamp lands now held by:
the State or that may hereafter accrTe
to the state, shall be appraised and sofd
IN the same manner and by the san$s
ofhcers,. and the minimum price shall
pc the same, less one-third (h). as -
provided by law for the apprai sement
and sale of the school lands: under the
provisions OF title one ~ OF Chapter
th1rty-eight (38) :of tho General Stat.
utes;; The principal of all FUNDS de-
rived from sales. OF swamp. lands, as
aforesaid shall forever. be preserved
iIn3ytolate and undinaintshed, One-half
Of the proceeds Of said principal
snail be appropriated to the common
school fund OF the state. The remain:
ing one half {h) shall be Appropriated
to the educational and charitable 1nati-
unions of the State In the relative
ratio of cost to support said instital-
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Addressed to
Ju|iuS A. SCllllla|l|
Secretary of State.
0UB7ON OF THE ATTORNEY GEM,
ERAI, ST. PAUL.
April Is, 1s1A.
-
Honorable Jultms A. Sehuaahl.
Secretary of gtate,
Capitol.

SIR: AS required by Section; 46.
General Statutes OF the State OF Min
nesota for the year 1913, have the
honor to furnish you herewith a state
ment of the purposes and effects Of the
respective amendments proposed to the
constitution OF the State of Minnesota
~ tho Legislature Of 1918, and which
are to be submitted to- the elactors ~
sasd STATE ct the general election in
loaA. = a.
FIRST PROPOSED, Aa11c1eDMnNrc
4he first proposed, amendment i. con.
tanned In Chapter 6S4 OF the Laws Of
Minnesota for the year 1913.
PURF0SEs ~ thin anaend..eut =. g.
souGhe to enahle the electors to subn,,t
BIZ petition to the Lsgfnlatvxe co..: -
sssasoal amendments and lAkewsse +.
propose leshslatsosl, and IN the go.
he Legislature faus to svhu.at ~
sueA een0titutlona1 amenaMsun ~ Err.
- e~sset any sueh proposed law, thu.
s~eh aune@ament or proposed lnw 49,
be, .s5ihsaatted directly to tn. v....-1
also, to permit the electors to c.u..
any law OF laws enacted ~ the ;Lesi.-
latuRe 10 be submitted t. the * eie.,s.+e...
and n majority Of: the vsto. es.t
tAsreea h opposed to sack law. -
sanes saan be repealed. ..
Thts - an amsodAsat to Section / ~
AzttAus Of tAs ;Oe.stitutaoa1v;:vvv hiek Inv,
zoaAs q foHowas j.. .--. -. .-....,-.-
eer ist'sa S sss.t xssa 49,. :h.
Representatives., which shall meet II.
:enniaAy at the SCAT o. government Of
the Stete, at such time as shall be pre-
scr1bed BY law, but no session shall en-
eAsd the term Of ninety 900 legisla-
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order OF Hearing ON Petition for Liz
cense to Sell, Mortgage or lease

ssa.s to se' MS or ss,t' o. Lease e: IL
STATE or M1Na 1881 COUNTY OF
In tni Mater Of the Estate Of Joseph
.e Ths EDITION it OF Kate .Nevin IS repre-
havingsbeen filed In this Court repre-.
reasoas stated in said petition. it is
tho ESTATE. of said decedent and Of ali
tain lands Of said decedent in said Pc
laRdE ~ SOL '"' S'''
Court Rooms IN the Court House. in in
g sth day OF November, 1914. at ten
Gated in said hearing and IN said mat
ter. are hereby cited and required at
said time and place to show cause, If
aoy b there gsab bf why said petition should
!. Ordered Further. That this order be
served by puhlica ton in The Labor
Date aa at aei pulutss mn aaw oot u, 1914
BY the M c Sq4 s,n
Judge of Probate.
A. r. MORTON,
Clerk of Probate.
(s Minn rr99ats Court, st. Louis County.
L. W. Oct: IT, "a, 81, 1914.
STATE OF MINNEspTx COUNTY OF
st. Louis. District Court, Eleventh
Judicial District
NELLIE 2. VILLABRILLE,
JOSE Vi V111ABR111E,
The State of Minnesota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in theabove entitled action
which complaint has been filed in the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court
OF St Louis County. Minnesota, and to
serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
Q1flce, No. ell First National Bank
building, in the City of Duluth said
County and State, within thirty 500
daysc after tn service of this summons
upon you exclusive of the day of such
service: and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint
Dated this 10th day of October, 1914
w. A. WATTS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office, 81 First National Bank Bldg.
Duluth. Minnesota.
l. w. Oct. II. "a. 81, 1914
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TENTH PROPOSED Anrmn1khulnl

TENTH PROPOSED AMmsDnlhagR
The tenth proposed snss.uamsas !
contained In Chapter sea Of. the 1xwso
Ma ll for the year 1919.
49, s.aeslnsat L Il = i -. n 4
aad g Aftiele or tie ooastst.tssa Z,
eatnfalt new :sectton. psovtdfnx mr. ;,
feeaA, which shall read - Soalos,s, !
Section !. That Article sev.u ~
]. 4fthekConstftution Of the Atste az
:, nnesofa shall be and the tame %
{. IS etff fbsy s ana q * aadlaE msreso
{ section. Which I shau Ahs 81 n, 8 ns3
sssHs1 e :: :h: :iii'e =. 4 $ ssx
IS, .'.sgectton 10, Every pub,ac o,iflioa,a
tr.MiHnesota:. electivS Il 4ppelat III
ssha4 be subject to recall frona al.
Z nee ~ electors of 10 o2ie3a o.
:: s siteecta0fel district n hssslas br9-
lind igrt sses Sc 49,. sass:es 3
s siectors In hi. distrlof . shsN 81
provided BY law. Witch nnmbsF
eestun a ee asss than than Bs :F
Yat:s est ,fos: goss1aes r. s.e e
7 fdiI ar = e. the lest prsoedink &sc-
he, Where .nettttoS. a 4e.aa ~ omqq9
sneh once are nla4 81 "a sueh
* p3taer oMe4 a. nAY Do provided 81
aaMC anq the qfneSf u whose omoS
e1Gn 9etAklo4 - 4teQ shall or4Af 1
s reh = oneisa ehaN reign .Wfthi1.
q$es:nss ttass'e px.s.$:a s s3ae RE- 3
but il be skell not - Sesd@ s,,cSs
" Special 4leetton. to 10 hAf6 Within
~ .it,ns oays AVER te1 a4ng OF
termisS WhSther her, s,.eh o4tsi.1 e ,t aai
e rseeAea: Or the ,omp4Al ballot
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SEVENTH PaoPosspD ADAEnDaapNr,

SEVENTH PROPOSED ADl1ENDafHNT.
The seventh proposed amendment 10
Contained in Chapter so Of the Laws
of Ainnssota for the year 1913.
PURPOSE, The purpose of sa,s
aAsntinept II to hx and LIMIT the nam-
s, ct ~ 4 ssr Hetios. Il Ii. co,.*,
txtion now roads a. follows: '"
::Ssetion !. The number Of menabers
Yyho eomPoae tke senate and House 81
s~ SSt IL sse q e &:
=: ;e' . %;S r &.
fo9 e3 ono r:
sRportiensd aqsslS . ssRoSxh sas ts +:
to sSs y: st3{ y
fhe provisions 81 la%:" . Ao'F
the following,
tsts 81 % f sss II
Section !. i II the next and .uo-
seeding eeeda e rspsRRortionmsnts Of Son
three les) members and the HOUSE
OF Representatives shall be COM
Pose .sS % <. sI nla! nqRbsr Of members
representation in both Houses shall
cable, throughout the different seo-
81 Ia eeEopeEn e
ct !n1dtaa: y 9Gt ta11bas 2na.T the
into several Legislative districts,
but no County Of any OF the parts
thereof shall ever constitute Or BE-
atSsi ptsesiets te ssa is 1T mo 81 t asn
seven 60 Senator's shall ever Be
nFFDCTs The object OF this s.asnd-
| sseat r. s-te; ,Mmtt. the State Benate to
saxty-tkrse mdlnhers and 20 ,rex..t
any enc county having mere thsn
seven senators. =
1IGHTH PROPOSED AMNNDMpNr.
The eighth proposed amendment ID
contained In Chapter 81 OF tho Law.
Of Atnnesota for the year 1918.
PuRPosBt The : pvrpese OF III.
a&aendnent IL t. encourage tie ula.t.
iag, cultivation ana protsst1oa 81 -
III fst1st trees and Il II Proposed e
aAA anrsntlYely new section t. Artsaae
. o9 Tie Coastitutiea, t. b kaowr n.
seetipn 11A. md whtsi sksll ssad a.
1eIlovysl = :. -. :, -, -. Q.
section tn: fellovtns amend
% .titstiSn q Il. ss. & , e: SSn
ne tafse ePsdss nat = Il e sepiSS
spRsoys1 q rSj.Stttssn: y whteh snend-
"ssetion TIA For the purpose:
walton and brotsetion q ussful for- :
ct tEss. n IN tn's stat ~ ;ew. a 5.
by the 1&ts Of an annual Sounty
Of not more than Two Doilars snd -
{.1m Zach esss Pc sat .SIs fs
: Ten t!o) yearss and not exesedlnE ].
fEn shel, f s1Hn e iata,y tons Arsoa
!. tsct usefH! forest trees upon His
own land. 9:A ,5 rs ~ : s. -
EFFECrs This anendnaent, If adort-
sd,.wiil psrgnlt the Lesislatuxe 70 eh.at
laws prevailing for the. payment by ~.
;stats a. . l1nitaa b6unty for 3 .linst.a
ter1n = DsEeo.s Who alla1l 'bEant. 81
tlvate naA Drsteets lssful lsssst t.,.l11..,
spon their ssva lanA. + 4: !. ~
II - 5 49, .:ss : Z S I:
a IA AIET41 asoPosz AslpNDaazl,Nl,rr. III
III Tps ,aints.. pss a.,snd.n ant /.
! sontained "a dhaptsr s91 Of. the Laws az
Minnesota for thu year 10 81. So Is .:S n
q Ii ~ TIL. y! il 8
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SECOND PRoPosED .AMENp1GENr.

SECOND PR0POsED =A1END1GENT.
The second proposed. au,sndnent il
contained IN Chapter 1856 OF tho Laws
OF Minnesota for the year 1919
PURR0e8s 1sAe D1zposs and qhdeot
OF this amendment IL 10 add two Assoc
slate J1ss1oes 10 tAe sulesaae Court, to
reasaRs tAe oaas.slen4s ef ave justices
At the sup%ensI Court before any :lsw
sAoA IA ae~sa1sd unesastitutaoaal By
sseA eosEt. aaa make EtAs eaRoe Of osselk
% tn SnPsa.a- ooos4.a1osa1asvs, ana
~ n esasaa.tsat II ssstAsa 4 IL Article
. It tAs osAs&&at,~ ssinal; s.lssh ~, xee4.
~ fsllsWes >..:.:: = r.
reee 4: 1ha s4Qrspfs court shall CON
etet at one chief 1ustlceT and two assoc
STATE justices: but the number Of the
'9 nmSs,o Justices nnt maK:bs Increased g
lIes e Il ~ To 1hlr1s vote; whsa
shaH be doomed neceasary.:,. It shall
4eye original 1urisdlction IN such RENE
81 z g esGs:s1 II 81 ey LIZ
bota Is lay ana salts2f buts there o shsil
a b. r. h t5taft y s1fx: 1s sad essrt Il
@ @ sn i.z e es: asFs a, r. (ea
the sat q GpVernneaha and the ieeis-
4atare may pEpy1ds,, NJ A. two thirds
Be Ria III e ee:h term or = ssh s4s,i
It sAen BE the duty 1T snch coVrt To-
asppolnt reporter. qf til xdscisious.
s fhsfe :h az . bs eho:sn by: the .ausiidsd
suprame; court. who shall bold .his ehios
3: f. successor i dalx eisetss ana ma qsei VT.
court, or q majority Of th.sa' ~ .hsl{ Rf ha7s
ece 81 CLERK Of tie sup Xaaaee 9ou n tne
t11 an election can be regularly had =.
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:EFFnfT. The Rre.sat idssistttutto.
provsdes that the nambsr 81 Associate
Justices ~ the Supreme Court shall not
exessd fouR IN, 1suhers1 willie: tie
amend.asnt, ~ eAsptffds viii i4ersass
the number 70 G.. 4 majority 81 the
supfenae Court nay:new declare q law
Unconstitutional, but a .tads alsendmo.t
10 adopted, it WAL seN11re the concur: ;-
renee; Of hse77 meaber.: = The once Of
clerk Of the Supreme Court hi now sIec-
tive; hut:i this :ansendnaeat il :adopted.
the CLERK Of tie sasrene caurt WIN *
appointed by. the court. :.::-::>
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ApyEeIM ~ TlIzi LADo1y,v oRr,llk
3 HIN
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ADVR T. q IN I. .'lI1 I.ABoh svpsxp
II s..5 IA
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ADVERTISE q = llsl u IN THE LABOR WORLD
ls. ,:ss. AND GET rxan BussHlILl,l.1 I'm
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and add. thereto the. foalo1.ines


"A revolving fund Of not over
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Doll.
Lars (32b0,Q00) may be set apart
from the funds derived fren1 the
sale gal Of school and swamp lands. to
pc used in constructing roads.
" oltches and fire breaks In. through
ana around 'unsold school ana
swamp lands, such fund to be re-
nien1shed as long al needed from
the enhanced value realized from
1fh IT, sale of such lands 80 'bene-
.EFFEoF': The effect OF tht. amead-
nent, IT adopted viii be to permit tho
state to improve tho achsoa and swamp
lands of the State ont Of moneys de-
Eaved from the sale Of such lands, and
TO bring tho State Into line vvitA the
conditions Of the swamp Land Gsapt -
to drainage Of auch lands, by providing
. revolving fund thsrefoT, pending ths
ultimate application OF the. svails of
such GFant to the common school fund
OF the state& and the edueatioral and
charitable Institutions thereof. :
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PURPOSE AND EFFSoCTs The pur.
Hose Of this azasaAnoat II - snAhas q
certaln ~nunaser ct svetegu to p44itSon5
and cause - he sahmitseA IN: Z vete the
x.sstaoa e1 reuanvsxx' hreM saee any
elective -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s0csal. :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
OPIUM JOINT"
DE LUXE RAIDED;
FOUR ARRESTED
BROOM Page onel

authorities are working on that angle
OF the case.
Michael Weinstein. 30 years old,
and his wife. Belle, aged "a, were also
arrested In the place Weinstein was
a former partner OF Marcus in a gro.
Gerry here. the officers say
a young woman, who accompanied
& travelling man TO the place. fed
from side door as the officers en-
tered the house, they declare. They
say that Marcus was driven out or
Cincinnati, year ago and used to
run an opium joint there. He owns
a poolroom at Gratiot-ave. and ST.
Antoine-st, and a cigar store on Hast.
ings-st.. IN addition to the handsome
ly furnished rooming house where the
hop" was smoked
Patrolman Hayes says that Vein
stein declared that he paid SO a week
board. and was entitled TO three
smokes for that fee
maid let the officers In, and when
questioned. said that she had helped
Marcus and his wife 10 cook lots OF
opium" each week and that Marcus
told her he was a consumptive, and
hnN W use II lOI Ultultlue.
The girl appeared 10 be innocent OF
the real state OF affairs. and was not
arrested" said Hayes
He says that the Weinstein couple
Will be charged with using opium, and
that federal officers are now prepar
ing the warrants
Patroiman Hayes and Krimmel also
raided the home OF "Bony" Allen. q
Negro, at No. l76 Adelaide-st., and ar
rested Mrs. Allen just as she tossed
some fresh cooked opium into vault
'Bony" heard the officers enter the
front door, and he went out the side
door clad only III his pajamas ant
slippers. The officers chased him. bu
he jumped Into taxicab. and wa.
driven TO colored club. where he
left his night clothes. donned stree
clothes, and disappeared He has
been located in Columbus, O., the OF
fcers say. and his arrest will be asked
for. Two pipes and about s25 wortf
OF opium were found in his house.
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ton as soon asrit goes into effect
Does he honestly think that all law
suits will\ be avoided BY rejecting the
new charter and by amending the
present one pieceneatG VIII he tell
us by what magic pieeemeal amend
ment automatically obviates all litiga.
lion?
The new charter. because IL com
pletely wipes out the old. will raise
only one set OF legal questions, ques.
lions In regard TO its own provisions.
On the contrary, a piecemeal amend.
ment OF the present charter because
II leaves all the old charter standing
and I'm force except as amended. will
raise double set OF legal questions.
not only questions in regard 10 its
own provisions but also questions in
regard TO the relation OF its provisions
10 the provisions OF the old charter.
AS sure as the day follows the
night, II the new charter is rejected
the ID. u. X. will tie up municipal
ownership indefinitely by attacking
last springs amendment. do not
mean that the ID. U. K. will not at
tack the new charter if adopted but
/ | mean that municipal ownership Is
made no nearer realization by the
rejection OF the new charter"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
LAKE VESSEL
In DISTRESS
OFF CHICAGO
Blasts of Siren Awaken Norm
Shore Residents-Ship In
visible in Storm
RAILROADS TIED Up
THROUGH CENTRAL WEST
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan
Particularly Hard Hit by
Weather Man

CHICAGO, Jan 3l,--Blinding sheets
OF snow. driven before sim gale
from the lake today demoraiized
schedules OF railroads entering Chi
cago. partly tied UP suburban lines
and threatened lake tratic. Early re-
ports today indicate that the snow
fall Is general over the middle west
Tugs aud life savers are searching
the lake on Lawrence avenue Tor a
vessel believed 10 be in distress. The
boats distress siren blew for hair an
hour early today awakening residents
along the north shore who telephoned
the Summerdale police station. Al
dayhreak the vessel could not be
sighted through the falling snow and
small tugs that first put OUT we're
driven back by huge waves.
Suburban train service was abaa-
doneG early in the forenoon, after
several trains, crowded with com
mutars stalled in snow drifts. Sur
face and elevated lines reported
trouble
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EUROPE CENTER
OF ACTIVITY
Important Financial Movements
Abroad Feature of
Week
(copynght. 1914, py the New York
Evening Post Col

NEW YORK. Jan. Sl.-lmportant
financial movements ended the week
as they began IL, not In this market
but in Europe. Today was a day OK
rising prices on all the European
stock exchanges: French government
8 per cents In Paris rising one point
above last weeks closing and nearly
two points over Dec. 81. Simultane-
ously Europe again bought IN oos
market-an unusual incident for Satur-
day--and the London discount market
fell below per cent.
To all this the New York stock eA
change made slight response mere
were some rather sharp advances AT
the Immediate opening but selling az
once began agGiu-apparently repre-
senting renewed prices by professional
bear operators-and downward re-
action followed Ii centered on ROCK
Island shares, winch have been Sc
lected because OF the stan existing
doubt as TO the nature OF the proposed
holding company bill before CON
gress. The closing transactions show
ed renewed support 10 the general
market.
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MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan 3i-Close Tho Tor
eign wheat news WINS decidedly IN
favor 90 lower prices ON Saturday and
the tone here az thr opening was quiet.
Liverpool prices We're lower.
The only hullish foreign news was
from Australia. where The CROP ls not
as good ,as expected. ln other re-
spects eyerythins was ln favor OF
decline THE Modern MillHr's bearish
report helped Go depress Liverpool,
hat there was a firm tone in Argentina,
Large exports are expected this week
and Russia Us coming 10 The 'front.' as
am active exporter and Manitoba offers
are large ~ reduced prices. The LiV-
erpOol wheat market was dun and
easy. but corn Wts hrm and higher.
For several days the wheat bears
We're kept on thc anxious seat bv the
critical position on the winter wheat
crop The plant was AN right iu every
respect cNceptinn Doe thc lack Of snow.
To was in shape 90 he severely hurt in
case 81 q sharp frost and the weather
man was predictlug a cold wave This
danger ia now thing OF the past over
great deal 81 the winter wheat
acreage owing % the heavy SHOWS OF
the past few hours. Very little of the
crop ls exposed now and the outlook
for q winter wheat crop was never
better az this time ~ year. This takes
away The leading prop 20 high prices
and the market on saturday was dun
Cash demand was quiet here and
there WAS no improN ement Ia demand
for hOur
Wheat was weak on Saturday and
closed at decline OF vac
corn declined re. Oats were easy
az the close. other coarse grains ana
seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations Cash No. red
- sc. May opened without change n
81 02% and declined 70 s1O2 July
opened al sec and declined TO 9li re.
No. ] white 91iac No. 2 MIXED. l car
Al e7i4c
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cash
10 no = 80 hc 10 3 yellow, ears at
90 1sc: No. 4 yellow, cars at 62c sam
pie, car at 60c. ! az 5Sc oats
standard. cars al 42c. offered at
81 NC No white. ! car az a nc. clos
ing at 4 &c. No. white aoA g.. Rye
Cash No. 2, 66c eans--lmmediate
and prompt shipment sass. February.
sl92 Cloverseed-Pr Prime spot. sS75.
March. $3.50 sample red 40 bags nj
So rs. 35 AZ IS, Is at $3.50. prime al
sike. SLOTS. sample alsike. q naKs at
$40 at ss26 Timothy Prime spot.
s250. ALFALFA Prime spot. s7os.
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
urday included 1000 hbis of -four
cars OF wheat OF corn. 6 Of oats and
6 OF hay. Withdrawals were l.00G bbls
or hour. ? 00o bu OF wheat "a, 600 hu
OF corn and $500 bu OF oats stock.
are 695. goo bu or wheat. 2Gt GOO hu ~
corn 70,t00 bu % oats and 2i,250 bu
OF rye
liverpool wheat closed x Rl.d lower
and corn 4 u 1. q higher
Receipts OF wheat Saturday. VIM
nipeg. 50 cars against 2f9 "a year ago;
Duluth, 20 cars against Ga iMnucap-
oils ZSS cars, against 1876 Chicago, IS
cars against 50 southwest $4,000 bu
a gainst 2O4 900 bu
Primary wheat receipts were $50
Oo0 bu. against $40 600 bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
lay, 2G5 600 bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
SWIFTS AND 3
RAILROADS HELD
AS REBATERS
Federal Grand Jury Returns In
dictments Against Chi
cagO Packers
MICHIGAN SHIPMENTS
BASIS OF CHARGES
Food Products Routed Over Ann
ArbOr Road Furnish
Instances

CHICAGO, Jan. Establishments
charging rebating were returned by
the FEDERAL grand jury today against
swift a. Co, meat packers. the Penn
sylyania railroad company, the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis
pan Handle) railway and Chicago
4 Northwestern railway.
The indictments allege III separate
offenses against the concerns lndict-
ed, with total maximum penalties OF
~ $50, 900 swift & Co. are charged
With 90 separate onenses. ansWeraple
In total maximum fines of'Sl zoos 600.
One indictment returned against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co, alleging
i've offenses, charges that the road
allowed rebates OF s. car on grain
shipped 10 eastern points BY w IA.
Merritt & Co, Chicago.
An Indictment charging II separate
offenses against the Pan Handle road.
alleges that the road granted rebates
10 the b. A. Eckhart Milling Co.. Chi
cago, on carload shipments OF -four 10
eastern points under a secret contract
by which the road refunded money 10
the shipper for what purported TO be
genuine claims
Swift * Co. are alleged TO have ac-
copied rebates from the Ann Arbor
railroad on carload shipments OF pack
ing house stuffs from Chicago 10 Mich
igan points.
The Chicago d Northwestern rail
road IS accused OF having granted re-
bates 10 David Rutter a. Co, the coal
dealers, OF Evanston, Ill, on ship
ments OF coal from the Little In.
diana district, just across the state
line from Chicago, by unauthorized
combinations OF rates"