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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20
C0ncHiQfors Go
To Pittsburgh
BY AssoCl arEI PREss.l

ny aSSOClITE1 fRESS.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. June 90
c. ". Mills. of Philadelphia. and
Patrick GildaH OF Cleariield, Pa,
will so 10 Pittsburgh at the direc-
ton OF Secretary Wilson and the re-
guest OF the Pennsylvania state la
Dor commissioner TO act as concil-
iators in the Westinghouse strike.
They will leave for Pittsburgh to.
morrow. Both men served as con-
ciliators in tile successful settlement
Of the kanawha coal strike troubles.
y. L. Faulkner, an attachce Of the
department Of labor, has been order
ed TO Gassaway. W. Va. to investi-
gate threatened strike of coke
workers there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20
This Is a Perfect Pattern.

BE sure To give the right size, mcasur.
ing over the fullest part of the bust for
dimensions.
1t may he obtained by filling out the
coupon nnd enclosing Is cents in stamps
or coin to the Pattern Department Of
Ibis paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20
Miss stainhrook Eptertnins.

SUBMISSION = Miss Marguerite
Stainbrook entertained u number Of
her friends at her home Thursday
evening, 1t being the 10th aMiver-
sary of her birth. Music and games
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20
For Miss Hill

Miss Sue Kcarslcy Watson enter
tanned at dinner ut the Country CIul
last evening hnnOring her guest
Miss Ann Hill, Of Lexington. Virgin,
Ia, who IS her guest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20

The bathing suit is quite as impor-
tant TO the wardrobe as any other gar
ncnt and deserves rs much attention.
Satin is an excellent material il good
quality is chosen, otherwise it will prove
entirely unsatisfactory. For the woman
who swims flannel is bit too heavy.
The most practical material is crave
ncttel pOplin which sheds the water
and will outwcar the season. a light
flannel is better for one who merely
dips in the water with one hand on the
rope. us IL chill is very apt to result
unless n wool material is worn. This
design, M. 1890. iIas n blouse attached
10 pair Of dart fitted hloomcrs clos.
ing in the front, slightly low round
neck. and vest in. the front; short
sleeves and thrcr.picce skirt with n
gathered tunic closing in buck complete
The Suit.
This garment may liz made up in size
30. with 5A yards Of 3G.incl material.
The pattern comes in seven sizes, 80
to a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20
OUR HOMES
Are What We Make Them.
"Enmn Sweet Hnme

-, -1VLhS S"SSt 440AiS'
The dearest spot on earth. Stol
for moment aud think. We can't
make our home too attractive. VIZ
can't add anything to our home that
will give more pleasure than II nice
piano. 1t Keeps the boys and girls
ut home. It is pleasure enjoyed by
the entire family. We would like to
place nice piano in your home and
let you pay little down-and.a lit
tic each month. Why not begin now?
We will treat you nice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-20

The first appeal for an award Of
the Public Service Commission ii, the
Workman's Compensation was filed
IN the Supreme Court today ~ g. ID
constantin, acting orltaiyfat phil
adelphia. He asked that the mother
of Guisseppi zippi. be Compensated
for the death of her son son Who was
killed by a D. and o. railroad train.
Tile commission recently refused
compensation, this case:
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

cars OF wheat: 3 or corn: 10 OF oats.
and ? OF hay, Withdrawals were 1000
bbls. of flour. 1000 bu. OF wheat; 1000
bu. OF corn; 1900 bu. of oats, and 900
bu. pf rye. stocks are 2e2.l00 bu. OF
wheat; $40. 800 bu. OF corn: 6s.a00 bu.
OF oats, and 24,550 blu. Of rye.
Liverpool wheat closed Unchanged to
Receipts OF wheat on Friday: south
west, 10000 bu.. against $4,000 bu. "A
year ago; Duluth. 4 cars, against -
Minneapolis. ei4 cars. against 237;
Winnipeg. 1917 cars. against 1853. Chi
cago, 30 cars. against IL.
Exports OF wheat and hour, Friday,
Primary wheat receipts we're sos. 900
bu.. against $4,000 bn. a year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. April 3.-Wheat: Cash.
use; May, 99hc; July, S9%c. Corn:
Cash. 69c: May. 69%c; July. 7Oitc.
Oats: Cash. 40hc; May. 41Ac: July, t2c.
Cloverseed: Cash, $40; April, $7.65;
October, G.s!M:. Rye: Cash. Gle; Al.
A;prii. s2.2S. Butter, eggs and hay:
CHICAGO GRAIN.
~, CHICAGO. April 3.-Opening -
Wheat: May up .lsc; July up hc. Corn:
May up hc; July up &c. Oats: May
up Nc: July steady. Provisions: Firm
Noon---Wheat: May and July steady.
May down NC; July STEADY sa ~
Close.-Wheat: May down sac; July
down hcs. Oats: May down &c; July
steady. Provisions: Easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

STOCK MARKET
- OPENS QUIET
Attempt to Produce Break al
End'of First Hour Proves
Unsuccessful

NEW YORK. April 3.--The stock
market today opened quiet. but the
tone was firm. There vas disinclin-
alton 10 do much until the expected
announcement by the interstate COM
merce commission which might indi-
cate when some procurement might
be made on the railroad rates decision.
.ssouri Pacific was down q point on
reports that q sale OF the Gould hold.
ings to Standard OIL interests was on.
IL .. m.--Despalring Of rise, trad
ers tried to produce break at tho
end of the first hour. but were not
very successful. A little decline
caught few stop orders. but there
was no sign ofs liquidation and the
undertone seemed good. Traction
stocks seemed strongest.
Noon--During the second hour, the
market remained quiet, Wabash tours
after selling up to 58h dropped back
to So under comparatively small sales
following an announcement that re-
organisation plan would be submitted
TO the railroad commissioners Of the
states In which the road operates
within 10 days.
2 D. m.-During the early afternoon
the market was so unusually dull that
even the bulls admitted sharp de-
cline might be q good thing to get It
out Of the rut and induce purchasers.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
HISTORY APARTMENT
PLANNED FOR MEN

A history apartment building OF
500 rooms. exclusively for men, will
be erected on the northwest corner
Of Adams-ave. east and Witherell-st..
according to an announcement made
by the Park View Tavern Co.
The site. which has just been pur-
chased, comprises three pieces Of
Adams-ave. frontage aggregating 1876
feet, and extends north on Witherell-
st. 100 feet. Several real estate
deals were necessary to complete the
purchase Of the site 1T q price per
front foot averaging approximately
$4,000. The land on the corner was
purchased from Alfred Lucking and
others. OF the so feet adjacent on
the west, rs feet was purchased from
Mrs. Elisabeth Lundy, the owner OF
the other Is feet being q resident
OF California. A 99-year lease on so
feet purchased from Frank w. Baum.
gartner and william p. Merry.
Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, archi-
tests and engineers, are preparing
plans for the new apartment. The
Park View Tavern Co. is being incor-
porated by H. 8. Warren, of H. 8.
Warren & Co. Associated with Mr..
Warren in the enterprise are several
wealthy Detroiters, 1t IL said. The
new apartment building will add an
other to the group OF lofty structures
on which work is already In pro.
gress in the section surrounding
Grand Circus park.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. April 3.-Close: Wheat
opened with the home news all bearfsh
which were not followed here.
Liverpool wheat got support at the
, Opening aId because OF the STEADY tone on
started some. covering and Manitoba
offers were nrmer. india II Offering
practically nothing and Australia ID
not esportinS quarter OF The ouantity
sent out last year at this time and the
present visible supply In that country
10 i,6S0.000 bu., against 6.0s0.000 blu.
ers must go elsewhere for their sup
ply:
% the ons
doubt about the presence OF the bug.
but no damage has been reported. 1t
requires peculiar weather to develop
injury results; but the cry OF the
presence Of the insect 10 enough to
make some of the weaker shorts do
some s,,s co over and the steady tone Of
The cash situation shows no change.
There 10 plenty Of wheat in sight and
neither miller nor exporter wants Il.
..rsnstS and Closed I. al " an sSv ~. ns q
Corn and oats were steady. Beans
advanced &c, Cloverssed advanced Is
q zoe, and alsike declined 26c.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
SC; May opened without change at
sS%c. advanced to sec. declined TO
ssNc. and closed at csc: July opened
at SSc, advanced to S9hc, declined to
SSc; and closed at Sshc; No. white.
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn, Cash
NO. 3, S6hc; No. 3 yellow. 1 car at
6Shc; No. yellow, cars at 66hc.
Oats: Standard, I car at 42c: No. 3
white: 2 cars at 41sc; No. 4 white.
car at 41c.
Rye: Cash No. Q. sshc
Beans: lmmediate and prompt ship
ment, N.sI; April. ~: May. SS.o2.
Cioverseed: Prime spot. 100 bags at
SL7s; April, $40; sample red, 40 bags
at f726; - ut "; 30 at $3.50: prime
aaisike. $40; sample alsike. IL bags at
:. Timothy: Prime spot. 50 bags at
Alfalfa: Prime spot, 20 bags at s7.s5.
Receipts In the Detroit market, Fri.
day, included 1000 bbls. OF flour; 6
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

Robert A. Holt. sst Eighteenth. .
years. meningitis; Mable A. Tones. .7is
twenty fourth. Is years, erysipelas:
George Siiverman, West side Hospital.
50 years. Tuberculosis; George H. Vic
poisoning: George ". Gresham, 3 MIL
ford, "a years. cerebral haemorrhage;
Della Reinhold. s73 Cicotte. IA years.
Az Grand Boulevard. 80 years. oedenra
OF lungs, Paul Bies. SCI r.. Alexsn-
drine. "a years. gastritis: Emma y.
Fysh. iii GRAND boulevard. 81 years
Russell 2s years. abscess Bernard
PeIowski, 90 Thirty-seccud. months
e0nvulsiors; Hauora Bunbury, W.
Woodward. 10 years. eastritis: Louisa
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

Oyaasss---ceiIfyrnia nsysls. Sa7SO1;
Finr,a,s. $s.,S@sS0 Der eox
0aisas-Ye!iow. $500 AGO per sack;
PsSsSsse-Caf lots. tracs De-r,i;. =.
sacks ssgSIc blu; New Bermudss. 81
i's.isry-Liye hens, heavy. COG gle;
medium. ls@isc: No. 2. i29isc;
springs. all stays out. l9m 2Oc: geese
ls@i4c: ducks. Tglsc; turkeys. $50
strswSsrries-{oc per quart.
Sweet PotneSss--Jsrssy. kiln dried.
Si:1s VIsS per bu;
Tsl1ew- No. ]. &c: No. .. 6hc lh
yODDyV0 PRices.
s.iS: 6sksd beans. Ills. s5V soc: Lima
vSenA !.YAsA Corp: Fancy A.ins4
lSA. fsss: ttssy. :ssiy June June. si.iiSS::
Sssr:ss tall, !i:ts: sss' fS:s. zl.:ss
- sSn:s $40: 'isssa 'ssis June: NV
SACKS s:sb bran Coarse ss's %iadiins::e S sss
.sa ac crSsEsd corn. SO; corn S0I and %s o.;
chop: sss:SS Ss e.. tom n.,o... a., x,.,,
ssa 'Sss.ss Js'se; D :ssone 1 Sss.a a'e 81;
StraaSht .eH7ss p.s: rye. eII6; sIrind
pAloues ve.1O Per ooA. an paper 04cko
Har1wasp-Natls. el.SS case: anueal.
"a wire $50 case. oainted oarb0d
wire : point ea:4C. galvanized sheets.
81 gauge. 81; 90 Fanss $40; gauTe.
SinVlo bit oronss1 axes. S1.sS per dos. !:
black sheet stsel ~ and ~ gauge.
i3.sO; g sav9s, eAsk: 81 gauge. l11S;
Is ga 1.I esns 81 is seit Ara: :%'a
Or ser s:a. ' Cd ii:s: large. q. is sss J
Prsvisas.s-Mess pork. .s2s; family.
S2S.60; clear backs. ils.50@22.6o; hams
is017c; brisklsts. ish @14hc; picnic
'i;ss:: S:ss'; ';s s;,s "
SLtk; do, s-lb. l7.sS; eagle tablets.
Ss:96; cut loaf. eS.45; cubes. $3.50:
xxx powdered, $3.50; standard pow
dered. N7S;. graduated. extra coarse.
el.lk: granulated nne, In bulk. Sass:
grAnulatsd. 35-lb. cottons. $40; crye-
tai domino graduated. GLIB: and s-lb.
cartons. In cases, Sass; diamond A.
Sl.lS: .confectioners' A. $40; No. :,
4l.2s: No. 8, $40; No. 8. Sis. No. Z.
jl.l0; No. 9. sos; No. 3, 81; No. 10.
10. e3.so: No. IA. $3.50; No. Is, $3.50;
'non-caking mixture. $3.50; beet gran.
ulAted. eL26 per 100 lbs: household
powdered. ~. 10 to case. $50 per
case
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
BIRTH LIST
BOYS.

BOYS
L. Lague. 40s Maple: G. Kukhahn.
as Lawndale: w. Reid. 254 Campbell
r. simaney. 2s5 Fort; T; Lewis. 554 st.
Jean: J. Kerner, 20t Fisher; w. Tan
Bauer. 1sss Michisan: ]. Sutton, $40
Hudson; G. smullen. Detroit: o. Glenne'
iedo: NJ Tutor, .si Willis: r. wisniew-
ski, 1910 Dubois; j. xasmiercxak, ST.
Warren: J. Targowski. s7S Theodore.
v. -Cafvaruso. . Chase; A. Johnston.
SIS Wabash; J.. Fisher. i01 Division
a. IAkowa, 1867 Jos. CAmpau: L.
Thomas, az Garfield; G. Hoffman, s2s
Twenty-third: p. Summers: asa Wood
Russsii. as Logan; G. Christensen, i4iI
twelfth: r. Roberts. 2c5 Hecla;. J.
Jaeger. 2fso Grand Boulevard; q. Wat
aon, 1880 Hendrie: J. Rae, 744 Oakland
r. Rosenberg, s73 Trombley: j. Tomas :
xewski. $50 Dubois; 4. xlicki. 9ss Pi-
quette; X. Banach. S19 Ferry: A. Obry-
ckI. 1898 McDougali: l.. Doliisk. SOL
Forest; M. Kroznowsti, ss4 Mitchell.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

DIED.
HAi0HT--Died In New York city
THURSDAY THURSDAY evening. Mrs, Frank
John. Ed. and Isabella soper ana
Mrs. Barber, OF Detroit. and Mira.
Hoskins. OF Vancouver. interment in
Detroit Monday.
GRIFFIN-Died April /. aged 81. az
father Of Hugh NJ. Griffin. Jr. Notice
OF funeral later
LARK--ApriI I. Frederick s.. beloved
husband OF Anna +. Lark, and dear
est and only brother Of Mrs. Carrie
1. Watts; Funeral from Hamilton
urday, at p. m.
MILLER--April 2, 1914. Elmer. belov.
ed son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman NIL.
Ter, at the age Of 20. years. FuneraS
Saturday from residence. zoe ssven-
teenth-st.. at 2 y. m.
rdH sar mosnsr Al Mr. William Will; $50
man. Edwin X. Studholme. Mrs. -
Kruger. Marie l.. Studhoime. ru.
sra ss1m Ms rs' william yisaSsno' &.
Ito Heidslberg-ave.. Saturday q
$50. Lady OF Sorrows church At
o'clock interment Mt Olivet.
sAcHs-April I. aged Is years. Martls
and sn father s'9' 81 w HHiDsmd sssh.
Fred Blum. Mrs. Christ Kaiser au9
Mrs. Nicholas Trombley. runof1a
Saturday, 1880, at his resl0eu94
Roseville. Burial at ST. Petorse
church. Hund-rd.
UNRUH-April Q at his sons hQrNe
$40 Dix-ave.. Elias. aged 70 teo9o
and months. beloved husband d
the late Louise Bachman Unruhs 49,
dear father Of Fred. Gustaye. ChetlSc
Edward, william and Elias vnx4H
yr.. Mrs. Herman Steinke and 14ro
Charles W. Thomas, OF WyAn4Qtte
Mich. Funeral Saturday at 4sSS z
m. from residence and o'clock re-
St Marcus church. Military ana Dtx'
ayes.
CASHIN--April I. at residences, 81
Cavalry-ave.. Alice, beloved w1to q
Thomas and mother OF Name ont
Florence Cashin. Funeral from resi-,
dence Saturday, April 4. at titt And
to Holy Redeemer church At
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
AIdjne EditIons.

The introduction Of the sloping Ro
man letters which are known by
everybody as italics was made BY
Aldus Manutius Of Venice In the lat
ter part of the fifteenth century. He
was the most famous printer OF Italy
and perhaps of the world. The books
he printed, known as Aldine editions
are much sought after by collectors
His first volume in the new type was
a vergil published In 1901 At the
price OF about two shillings. Aldus,
in fact. was the pioneer OF cheap lit
erature.
The Aldine mark Is a dolphin
twined about an anchor with the
name Alloys" n any reader, says
J. A. Hill in the Imprint, finds cart
load OF old books with this mark In
his attic or lumber room, he ID duly
advised not to use them for lighting
the FIRE. They would probably buy
him a good annuity for the solace Of
his declining years.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

CHICAGO. April '3.-Wheat was a
shade higher today because OF firm
ness ut Liverpool that was based on
lighter Argentine receipts and expec-
tations OF lighter worlds shipments.
Trade here was small.
Corn was a shade higher because OF
light offerings. The cable gave the
market support.
Oats prices moved up with the other
grains making fractional advances
early In the day.
Provisions had support from
strong hog market and prices were a
trihe higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
BUSINESS MEN

IL Il feasible Tor business men 20 buy
stocksf II 90. what methods should
they follow In order TO be succeesfulf
Of thiS subject and viii be mailed "a.
tie. Address Dept. D-288, Of the BahsWn
etattstieln Organization. Engineering
offlcos, wellesley Mills. Mass. LARGEST
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Clark, az: Jane Roden, rs.
Michael Mc0rider, So. Youngstown.
o.: Marie Burke, IS, Detroit.
Herbert Holden, -. Detroit; Miriam
Claude <. richards. 81. Detroit; Nell
lie Pearson. 20. Saginaw.
Frank Frantx. ~. South lockwood;
Inez Buck, %, Trenton.
Russell MONTGOMERY, -; Carrie
,, Henry Williams. ~; Sarah Al.
Vircenzo Trjan, ~: Maria Casteo. 81.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

Apps.sstser .ed. $3.50; Be!d.
psyis iiSXSS 1t Ssi: S.z ;sppiss'
':sS....ss sS;cs1 eSsss,As sssss. s,.ss
0ss:.s:-prisS - seIxs PER -
S: :l@s~y lord sfM 81 go crate: ~.
''Ssssss.-Nsw southern. ears crate;
.tSs:s.:whoisssis ?rless: N,sh,gss
i nssss - e 10 iss: e"rs:sis sHis NJ;
sss ''S sers s.'' ;ssi.s -! s..!s.x snS
b:ees-Psrelan, new. !ey*si .FsrdA
49, 2's . e; D5s7His sSx S, 81
6sssse1 Csivss = Fancy. i4ai5c;
ni ss:. ,ssas: No si isssia l.. u can.
'e ps...s s' sIS2 "a FL e,lxs ~
q s ser crate. 9 Zoe S:s .:
Per 6u.; p 2 e. = sc pr SeS ., red.
i Fscsids. isSss!s ' Ssl DOS: Si cssS:
ssp.Tssss, S:il!crnia ss:ss $50 .p:;
boz; ssctiens, si.7sos per box. Shall
100; 0ss So ss sS ~ y 81. per dos.
liz q . .i.sSs.s ::z So 4;
:s.6ss:s;s: '73i = ssy1Iss r. e:
|StSnjs; 3 s,. Ss:;3'it, az ,tss s;'1 ss
s :Il:::sSs q ss q .; g: :'iSii3
sr.. :s'; si5s: .Is::s ': - s:l,.s
80 20 ~. =; :: :.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

The following firms are privi-
legged to execute orders on the
Exchange: Carlys & Povah. w. A.
Hamlin 4 Co., II. w. Noble 4 Co..
". e. Reilly & Co., Geo. II. West
e. Co.. II. s. Warren q CO.. VIM. II.
Rose e. Co. VIM. a. Neer a Co.
w. b. MCLAUGHLIN
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
Class Classified | Cent |. w.t..

Cash WITH erass. u charged. u .
:. Ne sra.s.eas sAvsssisaas ,.s.ss:4a
ehSrgsd per tneestlea
asat:cas sxecpt 5lftks csrds q
and eli Ads PRECEDING Mails Help
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Tor % words Or lea. Over IS WoSds
one ana oAs-third cents Tor each sxyrs
rersonass-Alinimum charge. soc: sss
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
PRODUCE MARKET

The feature Of the market this morn
ing was q sharp advance In poultry
prices Retail dealers arr AfPcking up
at the same time COMFY d jewish
holidays. with Ns urgent kmand for
fat. heavy hens, and WIN &1ppliss as
past. the competition amon buyers 10
helping the price, temporarily. at least.
Dressed calves are also in better de-
mand and rule q little higher. Eggs
were a fraction higher yesterday, and
this also was laid TO an increased de-
mand for the Easter trade.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.

Tho Board Of Directors OF General
Motors Co. has declared the semi-an-
nual, dividend Of three and one half
t3h%) per CT. on the preferred stock Of
the company, payable May 4, 1910, to
the stockholders OF record At the close
OF business April 8, 1914
JAMES +. SHAW. Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
J. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
Quotations by Hayden. Stone q Co.
MONEY MARxEr.

NEW YORK, April 3.--Money on
call: per cent. Time money: an
per cent for six months. Mercantile
paper: ~ a. per cent Bar silver:
Demand sterling: $4s6.bO @AsSs5.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

the court he tried to kill himself be-
cause his wife insisted on buying his
underwear and always bought II pink
EVANSTON, lll.---Flashlight pic.
lures OF goods in nighties. at slumber
parties. and OF stag parties where girl
students are dressed In boys clothes,
have been banned by the Northwest.
ern university profs. @
-"Sterilize beau Drum
mels of the boulevard who are moral
ly and physically UNFIT to marry" ad-
vised Bishop c. p. Anderson, OF Chi.
cago. at a meeting here.
NEW YORK-Uncle Joe Cannon.
who has described this country as "a
hell Of a success" Is here en- route
to Bermuda, ito think pleasant
thoughts" Subject OF said thoughts
unspacihed.
NEW YORK--His wife and three
children starving, Hyman janet was
arrested for failure TO provide.
Search revealed q $500 roll Give
your wife 50 a week and IS now
said the court. janet tainted on the
spot.
WA6HINGTON--Secretary Bryan
IL receiving another deluge of mail
this time giving him recipes for
throat medicine-all because some
newspaper man humorously wrote
that Bryan's voice was falling him.
LONDON-The trousef skirt has
taken with the women of London. Fol
lowing the appearance of one woman
III the bifurcated skirt. the manager
OF one clothing firm said he received
orders from ESQ women.
EDINBURGH-X-rays disclosed q
pocket knife in the stomach of q IA
year-old girl patient at the Royal In
Urinary. She had swallowed It while
using II as toothpick. The knife was
removed.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03

Social. 1859 scotch, II years. spoplexy:
Wilhelmina Pfaendtner; 4ss Catherine,
es years. apoplexy; Minnie Zikursch.
l3l Hunt, SO years, anasarca: John
kean. Providence Hospital. 50 years.
peritOnttis; Sarah Mitchell. Grace Hos
pital, Z! years. crebrai haemorrhage.
Otto Schutter. Harper IS years,
nephrttis: Charles N. Chadwick, 14li
Second. 50 years, cardiac insufficiency;
Bessie Muriey, Children's Free Hos
pftal. years. pneumonia hypostatic.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
Avoiding omense

Avoiding ofsense.
The man glared at the telephone.
He would fain relieve his mind, but
there were ladies present.
why" he at length exclaimed, In
genuously,, should ! say hello when
the reverse IL true?"-Lippincott's.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. April 3.--F1our: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Steady: mess. 32s
6a3.5O Lard: Firm; mIddle west spot,
3i0.55m10S5. Sugar: Raw, inactive;
centrifugal, 90 test, s2s5; muscovade.
80 test, s2.3o; refined. dull: cut loaf.
Eranulsted, S3s5T sos. Taiiow: QUIET:
sisy s sy sS sfts o sNs : e1Sns!x &C.
no. 3, 75G s5c; clover, soNssc. Dressed
ems: is@s csc: fowls. is9isNs; ducks.
isSnsse s Susss fsc iowi. scsss
cheese esrsss:' ouIst; state milk. common TO TO
specials, 16@19Nc; skins. common to
Butter Butter QUIET ana easy; recsip,s 1875:
trSs' eisesaHc: Imitation 's ersa %y
nr.t. ish 01sc .,n Etsss ,I,,rresuiar an. md
wSss fancy ssc nearby n mireS
fancy. so@31c; fresh nrsts. 1871 Ha2c.
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.
Sales Of April 2. furnished by Hay
0e nhm .SRs 49, al Hiiouss s" s a. American
A Suite q saps sSSs sSs Calumet '0s
Arizona. us: Calumet 4 Iecis. ,sd:
Franklin MiniffK. 1913; CRANKY. 40:
Hancock, 40: Indiana. so; island Creek
Coal. 10: Island Creek Coal pr. 10;
Cons. 1855: Maynower. 100; .Mohawn,
1855. New Arcadia. 43s: North Butte
40: Old Colony Mining. -: Old
Dominion, SO. Osceola, 10. Pond Creek
Coal, ss: Quincy, 1871: shannon Copper
80: st Mary's Land. 1874; Y. 8. Renn-
ing. 81: y. 9 Refining pr, 2t0: Utah
Apex. so: winona. SEQ: Wolverine. 80
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April 3.-Butter: Extras
s4hc: hrsts. 21123c; dairy extras.
2sMc; nr:s,s scN @nhc Esg;; Prime rim.
Cheese: sk!nhs. 1sh 0iehc: youns
Americas fsH@1s*c; Live poultry:
i10fsc: turkeys. 1sa1sisc.. Potatoes:
Michigan. e0650c: Minnesota. 500 Toe,
Wisconsin. 500 zoe.
Spw SoWK METAL.
NEW yORK, April s.--The<metsl ex.
change cloeth steady. spot copper
|oi3lsH0il.s1M; lead. es.sSos.oS.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
ODDS and ENDS

CHICAGO-Joseph Pabalsky told
the court he tried to Kill himself be-
cause his wife insisted on buying his
underwear and always bought II pink.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
n.rTrER AND na0s.

Butter-Creamery, extras, 34hc:
nrsts. c31xo; dairy, lie: packing stock.
lac ID.
Eggs-Firsts. cases included, 100
per doz. Receipts. LISA cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-03
GENERAL MOTORa COMPANY.

Preferred Stock Trust Certificates.
General Motors Co.. checks for the div
idend when received will be mailed to
the holders OF preferred stock trust GER
tificates OF record at the close OF busi-
ness Apr. 6, 1914.-Centra1 Trust On. Of
New York. Agent for Voting Trustees.