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The Springfield herald., 1914-11-27
CONSTITUTION ANO BYLAWS
OF THE SPRINGFIELD COM. CLUB
CONSTITUTION

This organization shai! be
known as the Springfield Com
ercial Club.
The object of the club shall be
to promote the intel ests of the
citizens of Springfield and sur
rounding country
1st. BY encouraging any le-
giti,nate enterprise and helping
it to become established in our
midst.
End. To co operate with the
farmers of Baca county in the
interest of agriculture, stock
raising, silos. dry farming, and
any other branch OF business
that may strengthen prosperity
in oGe community.
The Springfield herald., 1914-11-27
CHARTER MEMBERS

IASLloCIo 7" tilc olJIufs 'lCiu
Commercial club organized on
the 18th inst: Flc!d Nelsu
Sam Holt Maurice Long
S. M. Konllcl z. w. Speyeis
Otto Smith A. A. Denney
j. S. Jent Ii. e. Homsher
W. M. Stewart Carl Jones
Lee Holmes II. l.. Hitchcock
Gus Cree w. F.. Wagner
G. a. Eclsles L. Burton
II. Eldon Allen George Baker
Wade Bros. Will Spurgeon
w. o. Brown w p. Bailey
There are thus twenty-three
members up to the present, and
this ought to be raised to at
least fifty.
The Springfield herald., 1914-11-27

inc. Amrine was in the cedars
this week.
J.P Mills made trip to La
mar this week.
The Rugeles family entertain
ment vas given three nights at
the school house to apprecia i've
audiences. Springfield )e
glad to have them baca in
sometime in me future,
The Springfield herald., 1914-11-27

Plow those fireguards now. It
may save a big fire in the future.
1t may be the means of saving
your home.
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Whoever ordered our weather
for tn. last month knew just
what the people were needing.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
INDIAN WOMAN DEFIES Y
U. s. FOR IRISH HUSBAND

Josephine Sparks. an Indian woman.
is madly In love with her husband. an
Irtshman.
United States immigration officers
say Josephine is an undesirable. and
have repeatedly sent her back to Both.
we'll, Ont. But Josephine finds her
way across the Detroit river each
time and goes back to live with her
Irish husband. who refuses to move
To Canada
Thursday morning. the Indian wo-
man was arrested three times In
three hours. and the third arrest Is
to be followed BY another deportation.
She was first taken In custody by Pa
trolmap Grossman. who also arrested
her HI sband. Both were charged with
disturbing the peace. They were re-
leased by Justice Carney. They
came into court a second time. This
time the Judge fined Sparks So for
beating Ills Indian wife.
Mrs. Sparks was discharged only to
be arrested for the United States Inn
migration ONCE. 4
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
BIRTH LIST.
BOYS.

ssarker; J; TILES. 25s Orleans: T.
Stach ~ Hammond: ]. Polaczyk. 10
schsfer .ss M Palmer 90. kossin; 7.
bard; J. Heweit, $40 Riyard; A. Gajlow-
ss1al issx chene: A. ManczewskL l4l
TRas as "; Lswandowski. iiss Dubois;
bnL ils4 Twenty fourth: s. Gitiin, ii6
iDiyision; 9. suda, Boulevard sanatar-.
sum: W. Rick. 81 David: r. voigt. ies
scott: Z; solomon. SCI 81 Aubin; J,
Brewster Ksliy ISL f Fif,s x zig M.
mer; ~ Hazellett; M Mcvey, IA Frank;
y; Jones. i2s Myrtle: s. Moore. 113s
G Snsr,ley . n Reed, 80 ,ciippert. a;
Military: A. Persingino. $40 Brady; NJ.
Traits. 1o6s Medbury; w. Foreman. 341
Er:ki I.,;;, Y. sehulta. 2ss Jos campau;
a A. neriiii stS Fort; j. Perna, al Mon
Harper hospital; l., Adams. a23s Com
ppeetieut; A. Wojdaks, 75s Ferry. W
boyian "a Westminster; ID. Lenkewich.
Esxas, Riyard; ): Nowaks eL Mercler; If;
lockwood; l. Zimmerman. as Morrell;
J. Wines. Providence hospital: w. Sill
vester. lo9 Northwestern NJ Detmin-
go is2 Russell: v. Marchioni SEA Fort
June is7 prasoon. F. Todd, SIS Good
win: q. Goilulck. 1918 twenty NTH: M.
Walsh. ais sherman; J.. LotarskL i57s
SauApbcii ~. LpnEnorCk, sos TWeuty-,
eighth: o, Holz, sse Eighteenth.
GIRLS
C.. Grade az Fort: +. knight, IT,
canneld; j. sandei. s7s Military: J,
Warczinka. So Grandy: @. Mas. 734
Frederick: w. Stanowsixi, 1928 Military:
Drewniga, 322 Livernois: p. Ziaruik.
800 Military; +. KageI. rs Beaman; J.
Czebowski. 1889 Chenes J. Ignaziak. TAO
Dubois; s. Comlan. 15b st. Joseph; r..
Clay, is Gnilloz; b, Smith $50 Brandon:
J. Lane. s73 Porter: W. Sherman, 1927
Hoicomb: f. MtEllray. ie7 Beech w.
Superior; G. Rennelis. 44o Lincoln: a.
Klein, 633 Holcomb: j. Lynch. ST. Han
cock: b. Ailaire. sos Mt Vernon: r.
Smith. 1879 Twelfth: +. Cummings. sos
Lorraine; r. orsick 1883 Military: g.
Balm. ss2 clairmount; c, Jones. 70
Cellar: NJ; Ayers. Ios7 Frederick; ,;
Lothrop; a. Degsw. Providence hcspi-
Pichorzsyski, IS Finley; N. Feldman.
1853 seminole; 7; Borofsky. 1850 Du-
bois: M sacha. SEQ Grandy; M. Derus-
xewski, ~ Twenty-eighth: r. Ferranti,
2s Chase; 9; Curcurru. az Russell: w;
Hubbard; A. zieiinski. $50 Theodore.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
CHOKES TO DEATH
ON CHESTNUT SHELL
George Smith, Babe Of Eighteen
Months, Victim Of Fatal
Accident

George Smith. Is months old, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith. OF
No. SIS Livernois-ave.. died, Thurs
day morning. within a rev minutes
after choking on piece OF chestnut
shell which he swallowed acct
dentally.
The child was sitting. with his
father. on the back porch OF the
Smith home. Father and SON were
enjoying chestnut feast when the
lad choked. coughed violently and fell
from the porch. Tie father seized
the child In his arms and ran out
into the street. where he stopped a
passing automobile and was driven
TO the offices Of DR.. B. l.. Sherwood,
No. 1853 Michigan-ave.
1t was too late. however, and the
child expired while the physician was
trying to extract the piece of shell.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
CANNOT VERIFY WOMAN'S
TALE ABOUT ACCOMPLISH

Julia Anderson. alias Elizabeth
Hades. now being held In the county
jail on charge of stealing jewelry
from the home Of Mrs. William Post,
Jr.. OF Crosse Pointe, is said by at.
taches Of the sheriff's ofice to be the
most active romancer they have met
In some time.
Thursday letter was received
from Chicago detective bureau sta,-
Ing that the woman's story OF selling
jewelry TO man In Chicago was un-
true. There IL no street of the name
the woman gave as his address.
There Is no such family, on another
street as one she named, and In
whose place she claimed to have
roomed. There was no bank on an
other corner which was described by
the woman. and no trace of stolen
jewelry was found.
All efforts on the part OF the Chi.
cago police to locate Harry Szmngler
who the woman claimed was her
accomplish. and could be found there,
failed.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
SAYS HE STOLE CHICKENS
FOR WEDDING DINNER

Verne Shame was married about q
week ago, and the nuptials were not
celebrated by the usual wedding din
ner. until several days after the cere-
mony was performed
Thursday morning Shame told Po-
lice Justice Stein now he had obtain
cd the chickens for the feast-and af-
ter he got through telling he went to
the Detroit House of Correction for
30 days Shame Was arrested, with
Karl Lyme. on charge OF simple lar
ceny. They stole "a chickens from
Mrs. Martha Kaminski.
Il didn't have enough money to
start married life right. and when
Lyme told me how easy = was to get
these chickens. took chance"
Lyme was also sent to the work
house for 80 days.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

wiifred Thibsiut, Is; Mary McAuliey.
Joseph sokoiowski. 20. wyandotte:
Augusta J. Hajnowska. IS.
Michael Matras, 81; Anna Swient-
Robert Kiee. 2s: May steinberg. ls.
Herman stabnau. %: Caroline wag-
John Gilbert. IS. Toledo; Lydia Hal
liday. 30. Detroit.
Alex Kadjieiski, az. wyandotte; Mary
Grabowska, IS, Detroit.
Paul Holly. 26: Annie stopka, %.
Joseph Ostrowski %: Susanna Wis
John Kuc, 81: Mary. Kalmeti, &c.
John NJ. Wainer, 81; Anna Decker, 33.
Tess Smith. %. Maude Dashner, 81.
cyrene stanton. 81, Adrian: Fern Ep-
lev 80, Detroit.
Ludwik Swatek. 40; Anna Gibodta, 81.
Roy walbone. 80. lansing: Florence
Christie. 80. Detroit.
Joseph H. Garbotz. 21; Mary Gwicx,
Nicholas schocitsky. "a; Katherine
Harry Green. ~; Bertha Weber. 20.
Joseph o'connor. 2s; Esther Seymour.
Joe Petite. q; Hazel Cheney. 10.
Alexander Wigle, 20. Windsor. Can;
Laura Gignac, IS, Detroit.
". Joseph Skzsek. 30, Hamtramck; Helen
Jaszczempski, Is, same.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
BANDITS GET $4,000
HAUL; TWO KILLED

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 22.-Two
men were killed early today In q
battle at Hazelmuir, just across the
Canadian border, between posse
and the gang OF bandits who shot up
the town Of Sedro Wooley, Saturday
night, and escaped with $4,000, which
they took from the First National
bank. A long distance telephone mes
sage said the leader OF the bandits
and Clifford Adams, said to be Ca
madam immigration oficer, were
killed.
The four remaining bandits of the
gang are surrounded and their cap
ture IL reported TO be certain.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
DEATH LIST.

Hugh Fergusch. ao4 Clark. 8 montha.
broncho pneumonia; Philena O. Wilson.
~ Melbourne. 66 years, cerebral haem-
orrhage; Olive Rice. Grace hospital. 81
years. lobar pneumonia: Emley Beau
dette, % Frank. 81 years. carcinoma
Agnes Switarski, 325 E. Willis. II
years. senility: Anna Borkowski. ssb
Dubois. 70 years gastritis: Amelia
Haremxa, 1853 Medbury. year. diph-
theria; Emma Reiman, '2ss wabash. 81
years. carcinoma: Ethel Morehead. sal
King % years. tuberculosis; zolton
Black, SO Vanderbilt, 8 months. leo
colitis: Mary Kuszewska. 253 Williams,
80 years senility: Martha Koborxinski
2st Ttiiman. 3 months. mitral insnf-
iciency; Mary r. sharpe, Providence
hospital, 80 years, heart disease: David
Flockhart. s3s Lorraine. 20 years. gen
ieral debifity; Paul ". Ford Providence
hospital. rs days. enteritis: Kuna Was
lion. Grace hospital. 20 years. Inquest
pending: Michael Trag. St Mary.r hos
pital. 40 years, lobar pneumonia; Eliza
beth Saponaro. $40 r. Lafayette,
months. entero colitis; Evelyn NJ. VAL
erins Wayne, Mich. AZ years typhoid
fever: Charles strong, Samaritan hos
pitai, 33 years. peritonitis; Anna HYDE
Children's Free hospital II months
marasmus; Camille DeGalin. 81. Mays
hospital, e5 years. apoplexy: Giuseppe
Ciaromitaro. 22s r. Fort. year. bron-
cho pneumonia: Frank Aielle. IT'S Il.
Fort, months castro enteritis.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
T.I,ow-No. i. sMc; No. ., aye.
JOnBING PRICrs.

Canned GOOds--Apples, gals, W. 100
s beans eassa Beans cofn s F Fac sS0 M.i alma
sIic; standard, soc: Table bests; sl;26
sstandard. q; baked 500 ioc; salmon
reds. tl.ss; Alaska plnks. $50: Toma-
toes. sI;lo; Marrowfat peas u; early
June, $40; sifted. early June. $40
reed yobblns prices in Ioo-le. sacks:
middiings, 3ss: cracked corn. eS2; corn
and cat chop. .sss per ton.
patent $500; ss.seoSS psssns ssis:
PATENT ss p sari se Is ' Sspsr s: :scf:
Neutrality-suspicious.. sl.s5 case; anneei:
sG wrs soi soe e:.s hssss
s,sygSSe'. 81; 20 E..se eSiE - ssugss
single BIT bronsed axes. eLis per dos;
ms q hs saus ss'i ss g. a. Ans s.as. s s
1s gauge. $40: carriage 6oits. small.
75c. 10 and per cent on list; large,
p poS and and, 10 PM machine Soits snail on ~
. Preyisso.s --Mess pork, s,s; family,
s24Q25; clear backs. }2o@24. smoked
n s%e: .h aSS.Y ise. S Driki ham,. S
bacon. 1874 q zoe: lard In tierces. ike;
kettle rendered. 1iKc ID.
Sugars-Corrected daily by w. N.
Edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes, 1-lb.
$40; do. 5-lb.. Ss.5e; eagle tables, $50;
cut loaf; $3.50; cubes. 1896: xxx pow.
granulated. extra coarse, $3.50; granu-
26-ib. cottons. Ss5S; crystal domino
gran. lib and s-ib. cartons. In cases.
$3.50: diamond A, $3.50; confectioners
1850: No. 4. Ss.a5: No. 9. $500; No: q.
i T. Ne No. Il ; 49, No No. Il 1885, No
Is, S6s5: non-caking mixture, $3.50:
beet granulated. ys3S per 1oo-lbs. !:
household powd., Is, 40 to case. $3.50
per case ~
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

Amhsr.tDurg. at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. James Kirtley,
on Tuesday. Oct. 20. Mrs Elizabeth
Clark, aged 50 years The funeral
will leave Amherstburg by special
car at o'clock. Friday, Oct. %. for
Detroit. where services will be held
at Second Baptist church.
GIERSCHTE--Octavi beloved mother
OF George. Anna and Josephine, sis-
ter OF Mrs. A. Chauvin. Edward and
Theodore Guoin. Funeral from resi-
dence. AT Holcomb. Saturday, Oct.
"a. $3.50 and o'clock at the An
nunciation church.
MEYER--Oct. 20. John Meyer. In his
s4th year. father OF David A. and
Mrs. Rose Teagan. Funeral from j.
Delor q Sons parlors. 469 Orleans
ST.. corner Winder. Friday, 2 p. m.
under auspices of Detroit Lodge OF
Elks. BY funeral car to Elks' Rest,
woodmere.
sToRY--oct. q, 1914. at the Arnold
home. zoe Forrest. west, Albert Story.
Notice of funeral later.
vOEI,K ER--Oct. 81, at her home, 1871
Heien-ave.. Johanna. beloved wife OF
Ernest j.. mother of Charles M,
Erna and Gerhard voelker. Funeral
Saturday 2 y. m, from residence.
wILIICOxSON--Oct 81. at residence. I Z
Bethune-aye. west. Abigail j., aged
rs years. 6 months. Funeral services
from residence, Friday at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
SOLDIER IS FOUND
DEAD STANDING

The French medical stan records .
rare. though. not unprecedented. case.
"A Turco. after one Of the wild charges.
was found standing upright. dead, with
his bayonet transfxinga German. He
had been shot in the act Of bayoneting
the other. A similar case Ia on rec
ord In connecuoD with the Balkan
war. where AZ Bulgarian was found
standing all alone In the attitude OF
firing, but dead from a bullet In the
head
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

Frederick +. Ingram speaks tonight
In Rims hall. Holbrook and Russell.
Anthony Dresden will act as chair
man, and other speakers will be John
G. Nagel. Caspar II Schultz, Judge
Stewart Hanley. Joseph Merrell.
Thomas J. BresnahAn, Senator James
A. Murtha, Jonas q. Houck, and JUS
tice e. J. Jeffries. Later In the even
ing Mr.. Ingram will speak to the Car
penters' union at No 1872 Randolph-st.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

tie 500 head: market. dull; choice to
prime native shipp!ng steers. 1850 20
W!sQsis plain and coarse: $3.50
es9s25; Canadian steers. 100 10 1900
ibs.. s7.5og,.7s; choice 20 prime handy
s.sogL7Si light common. .7q 7ss:
hetfers. t1.75Qs; good butchering heif-
ers. t7g 100; Light do, t6,25Qs.7s; best
ering cows ls,5o06.75; Gamers and
cutters. s3.bo64l0. best feeders. sT.25
ss. e. Common q s sood $3.50 $50
Qs; best bulls. $3.50 I. so; good kiiiing
bulls, $50: stock and medium bulls.
IS a 6: best milchers and springsrs. t75
1so; good do, IS; common. asia
Hogs. 5000 head: steady heavy and
workers.. sI.S067.s5: pigs. s7GTaS.
sheep; 1000 head; market steady;
scf a wsss.l ssisSss Ssari,ns IN
Gb.50: calves. tb9i2.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
PRODUCE MARKET

Commission men had no special news
try were not as heavy an yesterday
p ss n III snS ss: sDs that 20 on
the best OF the receipts are quotabie
At fyll prices the average crop goins
Tor its ;,, money ns Drssssd calves srv wrse
the market ruling easy, but otherwise
quotations and conditions remain un-
changed.
A A Lee, Ne, ssYsoe Pc, nv; 'a.aso
b.ss.as-oood shippips stock. si.se
Sa s.s. pei Sl.sat lma.. 7Hose per ID:
sr s.ss. .ss.ss g. LIS, Ss'T PER Dbl
Csier 2 Z ,l large ,o0sse'
aais. iseitX 9; New YORK.. isH SisEss;
Gale: importsd Swiss. se9s.e; Ions ne
hV Sn:..n sS0isss i Ss'' per H. .' -
crssberries-ssGs.sO per bbL; - per
R;s:. 15 54.s. S:r .YssSs Cas-. y.rd'
Dressed CsIves-Fancy, is@ltc
common, 1lQl2c Id.
Fresh vesetsbIe.--oreen peppers, 50
s0e p ssal sSS srs cG G pss so1 green
s sssa 81 Rss sS s.ssa ss.s
crown 7se es; tomatoes: sLss0t ~
per sa': Sss.lsy yv 70 q ,sc &c. per dos: head
lettuce, Si0l.2b per hamper; hot house
cucumbsrs.. si.a5Ql.So per dos
,sSi4Ss per siS sais sS' Sons: ITO
lac; California s1.s6@l.4o per crate
Grape Fruit IA Qs,bs per crate.
Hoaey-Eancy white. new. lb@lSc:
amber, io01ic h.; extracted. 7Qsc 10.
foowins sras. .nf Gl bale. a' h Dsyhs ear
lots b: De.roit: No I tsmothy.
No timothy. tl40it.so; No; I mixed;
and oas Straw ~. ; ''ssmt Der Ton
Hides--No. ! cured. INC: No.
lie; No I green bulls, 1oc: No. I cured
S Mo KIP Cured sse M9 sr. sss vss
calf, zoe; No. ] green calf. Use: No.
horse. $3.50; No. Q horse. ts.6o;. No: .
hides, lc on: No kip fnd calf lkc
ssr: essss,ssp-'kins' as to amount OF WOOL
Lemons-california. g4.5o0s per box.
Limes-S1 61.25 per box.
Munhrooms-so @loc per ID. 80.
Oranges--Caiifornia Vaisncias, ss.so
on,sn..ssesoc Der ioo-ib. sack;
penr.-ordinary, 750sl,.s per bu.
in car lots. sacked. ao@ tSc Per S su,
hens: 80 isSss:s No. soMSiss; "a
feosters, ioc; geese. ,is0i4c; ducks
sweet Potatoes--virsInia. e2sS@1.%0
SEQ FER bbi: yi.25 per bu.
Pineappies-Fiorida. ss.so0Aoo per
TuIlow-No 4. sxc. No. Z. lnc.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
LIVESTOCK

MIcHIsAM cEnTRAL STOCK YARDS.
active and steady all others 2s0soe
lower. and weak at the decline.
Prices ranged az Follows: Choice
steers averaEing from 1000 70 l,ioo
lbs. ~ y7.s06s: choice handy killers,
es.2S672b; light 10 good butchers
-. snd i heller. s!:lssssgss somIss o.
shippins bulls. ss6s; light butcher
stcckerss ana. fesdsrs. ,ssses per cwt
Mich cows: Active AZ stoasc; veal
sheep and lambs: Active and steady,
quality. fair; choice iambe. tT.2s4150:
light 20 fair. esa5: common to prime
sheep, ss0b5o; cuils sa.So6a7s per
Ifoess Dull and slow; quality. fair;
prime mediums and fat workers, S746
n5+s: iieht WORKERS and pigs. s787ss
Recsipts Cattle. 1855: calves. si7;
sheep. Sis: hors. sss4.
HAST BUFFALO 1--we STOCK.
NDsnn1ss = stev<ns-D
EAST BUFFAIO.. N. r.. Oct 23s--Cat-
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
ByrrTnR AND zoos.

,sc: dairy isn ypa sk s stock nri ia
nsr IN i'o'
Esss--Fresh receipts. cases included,
nrsts. 14c; current receipts, 2fhc per
dog. Receipts, ,724 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
s sasss' / a S;s' !

,,n Cash with srds. II sharssd 70
sssn ,ss w,S s..a, a IL
sharged. per insertion.
a.. ne a., above rates apply 20 al classi:
TTS.uons except Births, Cards OF
snS All Ads preceding XaIs Hslp,
~ births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks and
sos Eotlees-Minimum charge sse
az 20 words or less. Over - WORDS
word 'sA's Ao'
Observation-Disclosures charge. SOC; 500
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.--Hogs: Receipts.
nis mixed ana rs ssscnsrs ,sssS d. n's sood
es5. Cattle: Receipts. 5000; market.
and heifers, ss.2o@s.i0 stockers and
feeders. St.s067.s0: Texans. s6.s0fh7:
calves, e7gli. sheep: Receipts. $4,000:
market, steady TO strong; native 1870
@7.s5; western. ss.25@7s5.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

The following firms are privileged
20 execute orders on the Exchanges:
Carlyle q Povah, w. A. Hamlin q Co..
X. ", Noble a Co. w. +. Moss 4 Co..
Lewis q. Gorton. w. Il. Reilly a Co..
Geo. NJ West a Co. III. s. Warren n
Co, VIM. II, Rose q Co. w, A. Neer u
Co. w. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

CHICAGO. oct a. 7Butter: Extras,
sss ai ss:i '.sss;s fss .a ' fs%.
ss,sH: ,asSirsSeh, i isc,.Ip. poultry ss...
1iGiscs springs. f2Ql2hc: turkeys,
lee. Potatoes: Michigan white. tz6
Sc; red. l36tsc; Wisconsin white. a
=; Early 'Sssss H sgss: n:w r Dsss
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printfng Co., IL
John R.-st Rhons Main 1lsS
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

$500; market, higher; heavies. 1850
7.s0: mediums, sF.4o@T50: good pigs.
s7.4oQ7.50; workers.. t7.65GT7o Calves:
Market steady Sheep and lambs: Mar
ket slow.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

AAI s.1lsssss SssA ssss; Dss:@O : 's .s
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND Oct 22.--Hogs: Re-
ss asss sSSS p lSs n .s xS sSrksT. and
diums, sifo; roashs. $500 Sos; stays.
90. Cattle. Receipts, 8, cars steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts, 20 cars;
ceipts. loo. lower: top. Sll.76.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
NEW YORK PRODuCE.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.--Flour: Dull,
s SIs lard 0r Easy s'i Middle m ~s:, spot
iOsSXi0sso sugar RAW srsssi
500 s:', crushed sssc pSsdsr.a SEQ
franuiatsd, ls06os. Coffee: Rio No.
on spot, sHc: Tallow. Easy city.
hss' 'RRfi r% prime Es Gns No ssSS
S7Kc;. cioysr. soe6si. Dressed poul-
sH. s ;sS sawis asak sa is.
ole. Live poultry: frrssuIsri sssse,
issi duck; 3, I S q. r fowl. i y Stcc
steady; state milk. common TO specials.
11@lShc;. skins, commonNto specials,
Butter: Firm: receipts 4.s77: cream.
cry, extra, s2c: state dairy. tubs, 22Q
SoKc; imitation creamery nrsts. 23h0
White ,. hf fsncy pull so Ss mrs
fancy, $50 Sc; fresh Arsts, '270 36c.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

MUNRO--Oct 20. at residence, ais Hud-
son ave-, Marietta Williams, beloved
wife OF Frank n. Munro, mother OF
George Russell and Frank Willis
Munro. Notice or funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

B UY s r. O G K s
II II time for business men TO buy
stocks? Our cliptsle had this question
answered Tor them just . short time
Roger W. Bsbson.s article article on .Whsn
70 Buy" II II free
Address Dept. DISCO, Of the BABSON
sTATTsTICAL ORGANIZATION. En-
Largest Organization Of its class in
the u. 8.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKER.
NEW YORK, Oct 22.--Money on call.
per cent: time money. 9 per cent for
Bar silver: London, 90 1916 pence: do.
New York soc Demand sterling. S4.s4H
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
HELP wANTED-MALe.

BARBER wanted that wants steady
lob; good habits. Address Croswcll.
Mich ..r Fs'It..1 ss'4"1 lfts.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

Hast BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
f1sr s %sFss;iz X ' r. Ss: 'ss-c.s-
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

TOLEDO Oct 2i-Wh.ss; S.ss.
nlsS Corn: Cast Isxca b.cemSsr.
1890 s.s.; is$$s 9 asy s Srss sssS ss
Ss s f pss:mss So c:s e. Mach Ss
ne: Ds r'Ssssy' 81 ~ s s:s S'' $50
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

BARBER--First- class union barber at
once. Apply SO wyandotte-st Phone
Windsor 3T0.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

COMPETENT eiri for general work:
snees Phone North asa
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

\ THIcAGo, Oct. 2s.--Wheat started
w,th An advance OF 4 q NC today on
account OF nrm cables but liberal Of
faction to last nieht's closing prices
AZ even a shade below.
Corn was steady at the start. but
sssed on fraction on reports OF clear
weather. everywhere over the corn belt.
~srs = shade higher at the start, but
~sssd on with the other grains.
provfsIons were n tride higher today
on account Of higher hog prices. !
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

CHICAGO. Oct. Ss-opsnins-whsat:
p pscs down Hc; May, up Sc. osts;
5:s:%SsEEi, r up ~ IS ,i nsy up Nc Pro-
Ms N9o DOWN ssSa S sp
&C; May down &c. Oats: December
down Nc; May down Nd
Close wheat. Dscember down ixc;
&c: May down &C. Oats. December
down hc; May down NC. Provisions:
Firm and higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, viii sell 49,
acre farm on the Detroit-Jackson
road. only. x mile from 2 town. on
the electric line; good ievel solis
III BRowER. i2s Mcrat BLDG Main
se5L
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14
VICTORY OF ALLIES OVER GERMANS "INCONTESTABLE"
 SAYS FRENCH COMMANDER

London. Sept. 14.-"Incontestable is the adjective used by General Joffre, mmander-in-chief of the French forces, in describing the victory claim ed by the allies along the western bat tie front. The latest official com munfcation from Paris indicates that the advance is continuing all along the line with the allies left wing now across the river Aisne.
 But little news and that of the vaguest sort, filters through from Germany regarding the operations in the west, though it is evident from the tone of the Berlin official state ments that the people are being warned not to be too optimistic as cer- tain reverses may be expected. The latest actual battle news in Berlin de- scribes a sortee from Paris on Sep ten1ber 6, which it is stated has been repu1sed.
 Dispatches from many sources, in- cluding Vienna, indicate that the Aus trians army in Galicia is in sore straits but the story of it's complete destruc- ton is evidently exaggerated, the latest Russian reports indicate that General Ruszy's forces are still meet ing with organized resistance. It is evident, however, from the disposition of the contestants that the Austrian center was crumpled up while the left wing was hurled back into the marsh ses of the river San. This left wing, composed, of the flower of the Austrian troops. may be caught in trap, mak-