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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
POLICE CHARGE MAN
WITH ANNOYING WOMEN

Police laid trap for stout man
who had been insulting women pas.
sen@ers on sherman cars for several
days. and Detective EHcnstcin
caught James j O'Beilly saloon.
Keeper IS years Old residing al 40
4l0 Hurlbut-aye. and ocked him
up, Friday morning O'Reily had
S1S6 in his pockets
Police had received complaints
that a stout man VINO boarded the
cars az the end Of the line had been
Insulting women passengers. taking
seat beside them when the car was
comparatively empty and annoying
them
Ellenstcin saw O'Reilly board the
car az the end of the line, Friday.
and watched him as he sat down be-
side n young woman, as soon as She
boarded the car The case viii be
heard in police court, Monday morn
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan % -close-Liv err
pool came % the assistance OF the
wheat bulls on Friday with sharp
advance and plenty ~ bullish news.
The American markets opened with A
strong tone.
shorts were doing some active GOV.
ering in the Liverpool market owing
20 the showing ~ strength on this aide
The continent was au active buyer OF
CarGOes and plate offerings for aMrch
were higher, The weakening feature
VAS found in heavy Argentine exports
and estimates taht tho total world :
exports would be heavy FOR the week.
Corn was strong IN Liverpool.
The American markets started out
with "A good showing OF strenEth ana
Il looked like an iuCvrease in activity
AS wcu. but Chicago holders began 20
feed wheat out 10 all corners whom
May reached csc. This checked the adj
vance and took the bull enthusiasm
ont OF the deal There is very bull
ish feeling IN the trade, but buying
power IS not enough 10 take large OF
ferinEs some big dealers arc hold
ing tho market steady. They come
in as buyers ready To take tie whole
-t-t8p on any decided break anc sell ~
back again as soon AS tho price has
hecn carried up few points The
crop outlook IS bcarish. Although
there a. lack ~ snow. the weather ls
not cold enough 90 De- any harm. Farm
selling rs not active but stocks tn
Minenapotls continue To increase. cash
trade BE- slow and there ls not much
aetfvity in the flour market
There ~yVas an easy turn iu the mar
ket shortly after the opening and this
was followed bv more strength based
on export takings The close was firm
at gain - q &c for the day
The cohrse grains and seeds We're
unchanged.
Wheat quotations. cash 80. red
9Gc Nav opened with an advance Of
&c at Sl035i. declined ID sl.o3 and adj
vanced - N03ia Jnly opcned AZ
aIIzc. lost &c. advanced 20 81 80 and
closed ~ 9itsc: Nav white. este
coarse gratn quotations Corn--Cash
40 3. 6Stsc. 80 9 yellow. iac; NO.
yellow. So. Oats-Staudar 42c so
3 white. car az the, No q white
ale. Rye immediate and prompt
shipment. si.N3. January fl.S5. Febru-
arv $40 CiuverSced Prime sHot
$S.53 March $3.50. sample rcd SO bags
az $50. 30 al $t.s5- prime dislike,
{Ie.15. sanp.e alsike. 20 bags ~ s225
Prime spot S72o.
Receipts IN The Detroit market Erie
dny Included l.v0b bhis. ~ Noui. 3
caIs OF wheat. IS or corn OF oats ana
= OF hay Withdrawals were 1000
bible 80 -four. 0.0p0 "a. 81 corn and
900 bu. of rNc. stocks arc CSC, zoo b..
of wheat. 10000 lu. Of corn. Ss.S5o hu-
Of oats and ss.239 bn. of rye
Liverpool wheat closed - q I'D aud
corn - q I'd higher.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis increaS-
cd tss0O0 bu. for the week
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu against $4,000 bu. q year ago.
Exports ~ wheat and flour FRIDAY,
81 1000 bu.
Wheat receipts Friday Southwest.
10000 bu. against 2lig0 hu. year
ago. Duluth. 30 cars against 81 MIN
neapoiis. 2l6 cars against PSI, thi-
caEo. 4S cars. AGAINST Is; Winnipeg l3S
cars. aEalnst 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
DETROIT CREAMERY co.
ELECTS OFFICERS

Directors and officers OF the De
troit Creamery 90. were all re-elcct
ed IN the company annual meet
ing. Thursday afternoon The direc
tors are A. f. Morey. r. H. Stair
Alfred Easter. Philip n Mcmillan,
Jerome H. Remick A. a. Schantz,
+. p ByIne.
Officers are: President. jerome H.
Remick; Weep presidents y. A.
Schautz and r. = Byrn secretary
and treasurer. r. W. Ulrich; general
manager. Alfred Easter. Member,
Of the executive committee are: Al
fred Easter, r. D. Stair. A. \
Sehantz. Jerome H. Remick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
Nrw ,opI< pnoDIcr ,t,nkrr

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.--Flour: quiet
steady. Pork. steady. mess S93 So z
g 90 1ard. duli Middle west Spot
s11I0T12 sugar raw steady cen.
trifupa s6 test s730Gc3.36 musco.
wade. 50 test S2soneS6 refined
totady. rut loaf. s5.o5. crushed. 81 p5
powdered Stt5. gran Mated r. 81 80 n
tO. Coffee, Rio. 80. 8. on SPOT 8 = G
Tanow. guiet. clty, 6Ssc country. co
special e. Hay. steady; prime
St.p5ml 10 so g. son a1ea- clover s. n
600. Dressed POULTRY quiet, TURKEYS
INWeSC. chickens Ion 30c. fowls. L. n
1SlAc. ducks f0n1 1c Live poultry
Quiet geese loo. ducks la iSc. fowls
lTis 0 To-. turkeys fNc. roostcrs. tlfc
nf9c. chickens. 13tsmttc Cheese
Grn. state milk common 90 specials
f4is Misc. skins. cOmmo pto spcciai
fFfff, full skins tie ~ ac.
Hutter. tl4-.-rrcclpts $500. s-cAm.
ort. tNtra 20fs 70 3lr, state dairy, tubs
= 3nc. imitation creamery hrsts. 80 ~
CSC Eggs. firm. receipts 4a9t nrarh'
,vultc lrucF. 500 SOC. nearby miyra
fancy. a-is u3+c. fresh frsts. aga Soc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

Glenn frown - wears old giving
his address as ~. 35S NithiPan.ayc
was arreeted hv Miss Elizabeth Ell
gtrom, detective IT, the J. l.. Unison
Go store, Fridar morning as me wa%
searching the lockers of tire women
clerks In the sieve in quest OF purses
Police who sdv 'het he has been Ia
similar trouble before declare hat H."
is dope fend Miss Elfs'rom turn.
ed him over 10 Detectives ste .nheb.I
and TamCud, Hnu ne wa--teeke,l mp 1T
the central station
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
PHYSICIAN PGJND OVER
IN RECORDERS COURT

Dr Walter buchanan accused cf
hayinc given ;leeal treatment 60 EIo.
ma Stcdman, i5 years olt. WHO Wni
taken 10 the doctors Office og nor
mothMT aNd lm was bound over ~
the reeSrler'~ codT by Justice Je1yii5
Friday Wail vas fixed at LOCO, win
two suretieS
Leroy BraHee. proprietor OF The ''n
tra t.mp 'oymMt Bureau On tirlswoid-
ST.. waived 10 tNC recorder court on
charga oi violaNng the employment
aGencN laws.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
/ oui, Kat- Recovering.

Fire Commissioner Norris kat
who was severely cur an,Nbruisod In
an automobile accident My Year
day. expects 20 he able 60 ie@ve his
home. 80 as Ficld-ayc.. ucxt\Wcck.
The commissioner lungs We're y ~.
iured. and the doctors say that itNl
had not been for the fact nat ~
was in perfect physical condition at
the time Of the accident his recoy.
ery would have been very doubtful.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
BOSTON ,ori'ER LETTER.

Reported pA Hayden. stone n Co,
Jan 3
Although the general impression
that today's market gives rs one ~
waiting for new developments. IL Is
noticeable that everyday stocks max"
new high records Todays list Is i
miscellaneous lot including Hancock
Inspiration, quincy and Trinity. sur
prise has been expressed that Amert-
can figures OF production have held
$50 large during the last few mOEt. $
IN view OF unsettlement IN Michigan
and Mexico the natural Inference be-
ing those sections producing normally.
the hSur"s ot American products IN
Will snow a large Increase The CN-
PLANTATION Is that American hguros are
those OF rehners who draw their SUP
plies irVm all over the world and
when domestic supplies fail are In "a
position that restoration OF Eorusal
conditions IN Mexico nnd Michigan
viii be followed by any great increase
In American production. so II would
be very easy matter for c0uSump
tlOA 10 DVerfake BrCduef ion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

Butter CrcarlcfH. extras. 2gc. lfsts
&c. dairy, gle, i.ickiug stock, iSc 10
Eggs Fresh re- cipts. cases INC, I'D
cd. 3It9c. drsts. S2isc dcz Receipts
So ra~pe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
Hanks and Trust Companies.


The following firms are priv
ileged 20 execute orders on the
Detroit stock hnnEe CARLYLE 4
povan. e. II Clarke & Co. Lewis
6 Gorton. W. a. Hamliu & Co.
w w. Moss Co. IT, w. Noble G
60. " r. Reilly & CO. William
~ Rose & Co H. 6. Warren & Co.
and George VI. West 4 Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

a teacher had 0ecn at great trouble
10 explain to her class the meaning
Of the word Notwithstanding. ana
On asking Tor q sentence in Which-rne
word occurred. was someW hat 90.
plussed 10 receive 'he 'ollowing offo<'
from Dlushlng maiden OF emo cigni
summers and Win'erst
'pleasc. miss. nay little brother be-
hoic ia Tho scat e. his trousers. aud
ts Notwithstanding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

The Russian budget for 1911. as pre-.
pared Tor sulmittal, 10 the ,duma.
plares The total revenue Of the empire
Ht l.N2ijal.b1-. 0l which siSIS.674.
900 represents ordinary revenue. So
H1l 0op The extraordinary receipts
nom perpetual drrusits IN The lmpcr
Eel Bank and reimbursement OF loaus
advanced for Vic assistance or pea
SAINTS. and $lia2s.5,2 free cash 10 tho
treasury
Nithough railway now connects
Damascus wifi Beirut has intrcduc.
'el NO srcst cbanEe in the- customs Of
ihc natives and IN ir mode Of living
Tic streets u fbe newer Quartcrs are
fairly broad ahd clean. but the older
streets while broad enough are dirtf
and 1h, houses dilapidatcj
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
nuI1 Aan GHAIN.

IHTCAGO, JlN- -0--NTenINg =
Wheat May up itc July up Sc.
Corn May up SO. July up &c oats.
May up &c. Juiy up &c Provisions
easier
Noon-whcat May up nc. july up
sac Corn MAY up i.c. July up =
se%Wheai. May 10 Sc July up
i4c corn. Nayl ar iac July up 'sc.
oats May unchanged: July ~ Sc.
Provisions Steady TO lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

E The men who spend al their time
kd{uR the Bible VIII be surprised
IN they get 10 heaven aud Ind that
mcn who always paid their gro.
X billie are Occupying reserved seats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
MONEY MARKET.

NEW NDkk. Jan. 22-MOnoy m
call q per cent. Time money
per cent FOR SIX months Mcrcantli,
paper ~ "a per cent Bsr stv.f
London, rs =, pence New York. sic
Demand sterling s4S630
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
BUSINESS MEN

- % Ieastbiv for business Gfcu 90 by
stocks7 u 90. wngt methods shault
they follow in Vfc+v a. he sucCessfUl'
A booklet hN Roger " BaNson treats
.tis Address dept. u-2i3. 81 ihc nsb~op
tt~ft-u~vt examination. FuNifcerins
C-rcss, wellesley Mile Sass largest
orRsnirsticu ~ its lass 81 the =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
nosro> CorrER SHARE SALES.

Furnished log Hayd-tt7-Stone 81 CO.
Jan. e3
Adventure $40 Aiaska 27Io, Ametl-
can Agricul x Chemical i3S, ArN-
eawated 1910. Anaconda loo. Arizona
Conn ercial $50 Butte 3 Balntlava
1850. Butte y superior 1926. Calumo'
* Arizona 1871. Calumet ~ Hecla ~,
Centennial lS0. Cppser Range go, chi
no $50 Daley West 80 East Butte
los Franklin Mining coz. Granny 1l3t
Greene Can1nea 1874 Hancock 1ip
HeIvetia 700 Indiana q. Island Creek
Coal 30o lo pref 80. isle Royale A5 :,
Kerr Lake 345, Keweenaw 235. IaSallc
$50 Mason valley goo Mayfower 10
Miami s25. Nipissing SIG, New Arcadia
so North Lake 100. Oubway =. odd
Colony Mining 6fn. old Dominion i6j
osceola S., Pond Creek Coal 1900,
quincy 80. santa Re Gold a Copper
i0e shannon Copper $50 Shattnck 4
Arizona 27S. - Marys Land i25 su.
perior & Boston 2507, Superior Copper
10. Tamarack $50. Trinity 200. Union
Land $50 I > 4 1927. 30 pref $50. Utat
Apex 100 Utah copper IS. Utah Con:
40, Winona 40. Wolverine gao, Wyan
dOttc 700
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
LIVESTOCK
EAST ButFALo.

EAST BufFALo.
DnnniHs a stevens live stock Report
LAST HlFFAt.c y y ,len,
Gatue tteec'pts, TO cars -rl1r''et s''''
heTt ESQ a. g. t5o-lh sterrs. u1'ffD
SN.fufis boost POO 40 l.oDN-lh ~tcrf4
uHtiFcs. 81 .hHltNf5. best LOO to A-r".
10 steers, natives. s. 30 40. ia. .-
wClEhtr steers natives $50 p l.'h
best canada steers $50 fo i.45o-l,
$50 81. best canada steers. 10.
Co. ESQ POS. i7.5oHS. choicc bard
steers i.Huu o. z 100 lbs. St.taf'N -
faiv a. good steers 900 Go hoo JOS
Nf-Q ta, ttra good COWS. 500
81 Boost cows. - Toe.2s hutcht
cows, 81 .54 . 30 rgtt 'rs. $50 ~ 40
mon aid inns. a. best Aeifegs
S. Su.fS medium butcher heifers. 81
n t.25. NGht butcher helftrs. SO - c
s.55, stock hcticrs. sS2a q 30; hes
to good do. SIS 0850, fancy sto.F
steers 81 so. best stock steers. $50 fi
SIS common light stock steers. 81 - y
. 80. extra tat butcher Nulls So. 100
bologna bulls. S6.25m SO. steek bulls
common 70 good s5uS best mike :
and springers s,5 p 100 each mediums
Go good ste4so
sheen ana Lambs. Receipts, 20 care
ycarlines, 500 g IS. wethers. S55 q
s. ewes. s525 50.
Hors Receipts, 80 cars. market
steady heavy ana workers.. SS.65MS ~
pigs. 81 306S.4A
Calves. 2 ~ L. so
Union STOCk YARDS.
UNION SroCk YARDS. CHICAGO
Jan 90 liogs Receipts $4,000. mar
ket steady mixed and butchers. So IL
tU 5000 heaVN. s. iSmS.4st. rou~l
hravy sSitN light. 81 20 n $40
pigs. SG.15HS cattle Receipts. l.a0o
market stcaQN oeeves. s6.So0g 30,
COWS and hcifosS SO So 81 sea. stockers
and feeders $3.50 $50. Texans. SO go
uSI0: calves S750ft1f sheep Re
ceipts. I2.ea0. market. steady. native
sfoofi6. western. sSd6 10. lambs. 81 90
as western. S70S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
LOSES FALSE TEETH
WHEN PURSE Is STOLEN

Mrs. Mirnie Vanriper, Of No. 1866
pitcher.st. was attacked by a purse.
Snatcher in front OF her home. FIR,
cay Might. and WIS robbed Of $40.
Mrs 4. w Howe, OF No "a Eliza
beth.st west, reported that her purse.
containing S}2 la cash and n set OF
fr!se teeth. was stolen from an office
at No Goa Gas building, wnere she Is
employed
Mrs. Neil w. Srow, whose husband
6ied suddenly FRIDAY night. reported,
Thursday. that a diamond and plat
rum brooch valued at $3.50 was stolen
from her home No. l64 McDougalt
ave.
The largest bucket dredger has
been built for work on the Suez ca
nal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
LTAL uARktr.

NEW YORK. Jan. .3-rhe met.
exchange closed quiet Cope SPOT
90 April offered at $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

Fourteen chools have been estab-
lished by thc Russian ministry of agrt
cnlture for the traininE of Instructors
In the peasant industries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
STOCK MARKET =
CLOSES STRONG
Securities Remain Strong To-
day. With Slight RecessionS
From Best Figures
>,.lSrnch MARkET--Ciosc.

4 81 M - 1'hSm =, an q si!Ilr -
u Anal COP I'D / y iS@. Am @2n 8.
4 Am G q + S0ls, Am Cot on ft's, AHi
Z Loo 3s%, do ~ 1905, Am Smti o.
Am susar l.S's I'm a
4 Atch 100 u X @ a17s Beth Stesi -.
{BR T gsL. Can Pac AIS, Cont Leath
/. 211% Ches A. - 6S. Chino - = q. -
s. NJ q ST + 1864, Chi 4 y l3a. 81 g. +"
"A 3: y. Corn Prod ~ - q II l.'' Az Lll'
I Sec Cor IS -, Erie 32is' DO ISL pi ~ r.
! do ID pref 40'4
/, NEW YORK, Jan. % THO stock
market opened actiys and with some
,irreguIarity In prices owing 20 the
bearish attitude traders took on tie
bills embodying President wilson
Recommendations. Union Pacluc
opened at l61. of l-2. Reading was
on IA. United States Steel IN
changed.
IL a. m-The market continued &C
tive throughout the first hour. Stocks
remained strong at slight recesslons
from the best figures.
Noon---Tbe market eased on dur
ing the second hour and the volume
Of trading was comparatively light
Prices held firm. however. Union Pa
! sifo was especially strong.
2 o. m.-The market continued ac'
tive and in the early afternoon gave
Iplxns OF q resumption OF upward move
lment and builish activity. A good
deal of strength developed in Erie
Issues.
Close-The market closed strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23

PlneappIrs s. 50@4 per crate.
Rabbits-S2 a 20 per do.
sweet 30, ntoeH--Jersey, kiln dried.
81 cs q 40 per bu.
TEuow-No 1. &c: No. .. SAC per 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-23
Hickory Nui.-sl. 50gl.7o per ou.

bitfes 40 cured. II &c. NO
green hides. 12Ac; Ne. / cured o1ils
l2ae. No. green bulls. lOc; NO. !
cured veal kip. l7c. No. l green fsa'
KID &c. No. / cured Z urrain, l2e; NO
! gre. m1rraIn, loo 20. ! cured caIf,
i9c. No ! green calf. . SCI. No. horse
sf50t No horse. s3b3, No. l tall9W'
SC No. &c, No. hides K or; NO
kip and 1aii. 1 isc OFT. sheepskin AS
10 rnuut . wool. soc Hsl eb
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04

most popular studies of the English
literature classes in the public schools
and in view of this fact Kirk Brokn's
production of this popular Shakes
pearean work at the Majestic theater
tomorrow night is attracting unusual
attention among the teachers and
scholars of the high schools in the city
and in consequence they are purchas-
ing a large number of seats, and to-
gether with the teachers who are to be
the guest of the management, the
largest night of the week Is looked
for at the Majestic.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
TANGO MAD

In the early morning, when the frost
is on the bough.
See us turkey trotting, for it's In our
system now;
Trot while we are shaving and the
while we fix our tie,
Trot into our trousers as the last ten
minutes fly.
Then it's bear" to breakfast as we
give the cook a prance-2-
Oh, you heart-throb music and you
happy tango dance
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04

AS we part with wife at the doorway.
hug her tight,
Swing the Castle" with me and re-
mind her of tonight:
"Eight-ten" blows its whistle near the
station as you run
Tango 1t with Perkins or "the glide
with any one.
In your downtown office give that bet
ter self a chance,
Kiss the typo-girlie as you do the
tango dance.
Fifth looks mighty purity at the noon
time O. tn day,
Tango off to luncheon in your whole
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04

washing at a house in Cameron street
yesterday William Johnson, of 25d
Franklin street. Steelton, had his facd
and eyes badly burned and his nosd
and cheek lacerated by a piece o1
tying wood. He was treated at thd
Harrisburg Hospital.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
ROYAL ITALIAN BAND AT
HEAD OF ROCCO. FUNERAL

Headed by the Royal italian Band
under the supervision of Vincent
Bianchi, In which more than thirty
italian musicians participated, the fu-
neral services of Camberri Rocco, an
italian employed on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, who was struck and Instant
ly killed by q train at Division street
Tuesday morning. were held this aft
ernoon from the st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral State street. The Rev. Father
Benjamin Sama, pastor of st. AIMS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
snuled sort of Way i:

Tango with your lobster - yes. and
tango with your 'tasse,
Tango all the afternoon and watch the
hours pass.
Then, as night comes stealing with its
vintage and romance,
Start all over, sonny, with that
bloomin' tango dance.
w. L. Larned, in New York Review.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04

Roman Catholic Church, Steelton.
conducted the services Burial was
made in the Catholic Cemetery.
Mr.. Rocco was well-known among
Italians of this city. He was an active
member of the Italian Social and
Beneficial Society. He is survived by
his wife and two sons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
HAS APPENDICITIS

Clyde Briggs of Blairs Mills, wal
brought to the Harrisburg Hospital
yesterday suffering from appendicitid
He has not been operated on.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
TO BE GIVEN BY KIRK BROWN

Shakespeare's THE Merchant of
Venice" has for years been one Of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04
BURNED BY LIME

In an explosion Of quicklime which
he was preparing for Job of white
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
WILL HONOR MEM
DRY OF LINCOLN

The memory OF Abraham Lincoln.
the martyred president. will be hon
ored In most of the public schools Of
Canon City on Thursday with special
programs arranged by the teachers
and pus Q. and at several OF the build
ings patdJilc decorations emblematis
OF the occasion will be in evidence.
Lincoln's birthday is a holiday In the
calendar OF the postoffice. the banks.
the city and county Offices and will be
oommemoraied by ;iiem tomorrow.
At the postoffice the usual holiday
hours will he observed, but will be
closed during the remainder of the
day Flags Will be displayed from n
number of business buildings and pri-
yate residences and the national col
ors will be largely used In the deco
ration OF store windows.
The G. A. r. and Its associated pa
triotlc organizations will celebrate the
day with appropriate exercises at Pyth-
ian hall from $3.50 to 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon. to whic hthe public is cor
daily invited. The colored people
Will celebrate the day at Mount Olivct
Baptist church with an interesting en-
tertainment. to which all will be vel
come.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
BODIES or SHEEP HERDERS
LOST IN BLIZZARD FOUND
(BY UNITED PREss,.

Trinidad. Feb. ia sheep herder
employed in the Mesa DeMaya ranch.
lily miles from here IN Las Animas
county. this morning found the bodies
OF Bendetio and Anacita Garcia. sheep
herders. The men froxe to death In
blizzard Dec ith. They had walked
thirty miles through the country and
lost their way. falling over a thirty
foot embaankment into an arroyo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
CASE WAS
HEARD ON MONDAY

The petition of Alfred L. Hatley OF
Hillside for decree to eight cubic
feet OF water from the flow of the Big
creek ditch for irrigation purposes was
heard before Judge wilkin in the dis
trict court on Monday Judge G. X.
Harkenstein of Buena Vista appeared
as counsel for the petitioner and Judge
]. C. Schweigert as attorney for the
rrotestants. consisting Of Thomas G..
Balman. Thomas b. Raiman. r. H..
Dissmore. f. II. Wall and others. Fol-
lowing the submission OF the evidence
for the petitioner Judge schweigert
asked that the matter be held in abey-
ance until II was determined what fur
ther action would be taken by the
protestants. which was granted by
the court.
Big creek has It's source high up
along the eastern slope of the conti-
mental divide and the irrigating ditch.
from the flow of which Mr.. Hadiey de
sires decree. is located in Custer
county at an elevation of more than
10000 feet above sea level.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
GEORGE BAKER IS
HOME FROM FARM

George A. Baker returned to Canon
City few days ago from the Baker
& Biggs farm near Lamar. where he
had been for couple Of weeks looking
after his agricultural interests. The
paker & Biggs farm is located three
miles north OF Lamar and contains
53s acres. of which $50 acres are in al
falfa
Mr.. Baker report sthe milk con-
denser at Lamar. which began oper-
ations early in January. as receiving
about 5000 pounds of milk daily and
that the quantity is being steadily In
creased. There are about n hundred
head OF cai.sc on the Baker Biggs
farm. of which some thirty-five head
are high-cIass Hoistein cows. Accord
ing to Mr.. Baker the milk from a good
producing COW Is worth dollar n day
guaged by the prices paid for 1t at the
condenser.