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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

New Georgia can syrup just
at Walker Grocery Co.. phone 219.
Gloucester st.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

Phone Brunswick Steam Laun
dry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

Sugar Cured Hams at 2nc lb. Wal
ler Grocery Co. Phone 219.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

Buy wheat for chicken feed: it will
make hens lay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

Watch the White grocery ad in The
News. and ring 1893 for fresh meats
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-24

Get one of those soft mattresses at
Geo. F. Gays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
WAR GEOGRAPHY

Mlsxyniec-Smal village OF the
Russian province Of Lomzha, on the
south frontier of East Prussia, about
rs miles north OF Warsaw.
Miawa--Town in Russian Poland,
about 80 miles south Of Soldau. East
Prussia. II Il situated on the rail.
road from Warsaw 10 Danzig. Choir
sele 10 % miles to the east
! komsny--A small French town on
the Settle, IL miles from Frouard
FrouAFd 10 just above the junction Of
the rivers Meurthe and Moselle. No
meny Il a'very ancient town. and has
been made . strongly intrenched 20
sition during the present campaign.
Lierre--A Belgian town of $4,000
population, eight miles from Antwerp
and about 10 miles north; Of Malines.
One OF the finest Gothic churches In
Belgium situated here will probably
suffer In the bombardment Of the
town by the Germans.
sllesla-The largest Of the pro
yinces OF Prussia. containing the
richest coal mines In Germany and
being one Of the foremost iron min.
Ing and manufacturing regions. Bres.
Ian, the capital, towards which Rus
sia II directing the mightiest blow
OF her campaign, II the industrial and
commercial center Of the province.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
CONNOLLY SOAKS
RECKLESS DRIVERS
One Hundred Dollars or 80
Days for 4a-Mile Clip is
Sentence

Albert Goldstein, Of No. IS Forest.
ave. west, went driving in his parents
automobile. Tuesday night, and on
Jefferson-ave., near Leib-st., he at.
tanned speed Of 43 miles an hour,
according to Motorcycle Officer Nc.
Kay. Goldstein was fined 800. with
the option Of spending 80 days In
the workhouse, by Judge Connolly.
Wednesday morning.
Alva Fisher, Of Pontiac, who was
driving the automobile which struck
and injured Joe Fireman at Wood.
ward-aye., and the viaduct Tuesday,
remained In cell at police headQuar-
tiers over night Wednesday morning,
Detectives Collins and Krimmel swore
to q complaint charging Fisher with
reckless and careless driving. II ls
probable that Fisher will be released
on his personal recognisance.
Michael Cherreson, three years old,
OF No. $50 Theodore-st., was run over
"wednesday morning by D milk wagon
driven by Theodore Hodgson, of No.
500 Phiiadelphia-ave., at Russell and
Theodore-sts. The boy was removed
to Grace hospital In q police auto
and was afterwards taken to his
home. His condition 10 not serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
BIRTH LIST.

GIRLS.
no. si 50 ciinsoS sss Hapsoss y cSsu% e.
kra ss:s0rss h., TssSirA g H aSSy a.
MiaaSs 4 L Dss.iiTISr y y csasa 81;
Haneock; y. Wood, sii thirty .f,rst: j.
walerek. 1856 Thirtieth; w. Tomaszeski.
i.ss Chopin; schabas, 2s2 twenty
sSird ro as0sssss s s.iysa. s.s IT, Thisnss s
ssaasszenska, t31Q 81 AubIn, N. Adaskin,
xee ADELAIDE; j.. Rucinsin, sTl twenty
MAJ t.s . q hSul s, Is ThLrty,feurth; y
Thirty NTH; ii. Hartung isii ef Elie ~:
r. Priebs. iis3, Mack; IT, winans. Wo,'
mans hospital L. sass, s47 Gilbert: A.
s ssnisy: w iP H.s.isyy ~ Ms.sr az
Couehman. Providence hospital; {. Al
troit. $500 -, 's-s'
T.. PoIoskowicz. ais Thirty.nfth: G.
SSsrds, esS Mcpougali; w. Casey, 7as
Esn.on; T. Feldman. s13 Erskine; J.
GG aran; l9s Atwatert A. Moskwa.. 31s
vizzIni, ssi Fiftsenth; 8. zimmerman,
2s1 Montcaim; A. Bernest SEQ Huribuf;
6 Dunn, sa7 Fisher: L. Fuiiinston'
srov.dsnce hospital: II. Ross Provi-
thorns; ] 0rudzien. 10 Lyle; C. Johann
son. 100 Seventeenth; ]. LaEa. SO Wild
pan a :: Mead pr; iss Bariinsa ",
ISIS Mscs III Frsscs ago IL; R.,, MsEti =
as Eliot; II. Kienie. lis brandon; s
ski Iss d,,i ilsR Jsn ns; sstoiin,
81 schneider. q s Sfvscsts;r ~ p xiRlore
ess Mack; J; chevalier. sO7 LsMay; c
AZ; q wroblewsky. sss Hancock N
In. sss rhi 9s,asess dhosgta WoI PsP:
Chene. ". censor, SCI McDougall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
DEATH LIST.

Jufisn Rowlneki sI6 Milwaukee. 10
Fonth:, srtsvisis, Ei,zaeesh MsEace-
structIof: Efne.A Knopman, ST. Mary's
pitai. as years, .oePsrstivs sh2ck I'd
latestlnsi obsskSstlon Lucsns ~. Z. Wash :.
Woodtridge. year, pnsumonia: Rob-
srt " Lewis, ifs Fihssnih, I month.
marasmus; Mabls z. Miller ~ Jcnss.
Il 10 S9 Peterson. J mcnsha, msinasriticn;
George Burke a.. Mary's hospital 81
s ssouc rs ss W. HiissSsss' II yssrs sss.
tritis; Beatrice y. Guilfoil. sos Miiita!y.
yfsy: saep'ssssy years. snf fss,y ascso
GRAFTON OF heart: Dolly sanford. IL
ss'dsn = ss n ys@ss:on vs scsrs
issssll % yssss: ssssssss: x;sss! Z
- :<'|' ssSe s;s:s ~ ss':'. ss''-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Schneider. ~; Mary Mullen,
Vaughn Blodsstt. -; Augusta Rem
IS ssy f gssiss ISABEL. n9s Stephen a
Walter Ryan, .ss; Laura Qblich. "a.
xnsho as"n Polak a af Rs.s.sns
walter j.. sehuits. al Celia Roman
Martin HammsrscAmldt IS; Rather
Maynard Post, 20, Detroit: Carrie
Moore 81, Romulus.
Er anx T E.ssse1 ~ All Ds has ESy
Frank A. Cole. 26; JuIstte Gleason, 20
Vice slaw sinierski. ~; Wiadysiaw
Winceska, "a
1sssa B Bssscmi:y Ai ~ s 1issri. n
Peter scardslasky ii; vsr.n. schsn.
George Lasinss. %. Redwood; su-
Leon Swcjtowicz. as; stsnisiawa Der
6lyde sksels, as; Bsatrlos Jarvis, 10
Louis Bmszwa. IS; vaisria wryciko.
tosi. rromblsy, -, Mary ]. from.
Francisco Maison. 81; frances va
Konstsnt porda. -; Antonio Kutir
George ooodfsliow. III; Helen Haus.
stsDlsIsw saistkowska, a.; Anna
JAKE Poisisuoh. ~; Victoria Macisan
Anthony Brown, a.: Edith LaGriil, u
Roy Bliss 20; Edna Williams. 20
Charles X. Knewlton. 81; Mary Seller
Ernest Cole. 81; Elsa Louise Rouse
Ford starkwsather, al Kathleen
sutherland, II. ..lI.
nf fswis 3 Brock IS; Harriss shaw. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

ss test. s5.os; museovsds. IS test. stsI'
ssosd ssIs ss ss e Ssa:ssS
;sssas owss cofres: RIO. not on spot
ssc Tslio,w; 9yIe I, sisx Us; sPTs;S 1m,
gri%. vic; No J. Sosoc; clover. % o
ssslsr ,ss Bun i. ssEs.lg II: sss
ducks. ishQiec ,l
otys; ducks. 10 Sise lows, iSqfCsi
turkeys iSGie roosterA i2hei chick
ems, broilers i7.0isc
mon o specials. iS SisEs skioas, com,
GSsc
tubs. ssb gsoc; imitation creamery
'EEsss:' firm. receipts. 1859; nearby
white fancy Ago lc; nearly mixet
fancy. $50 soc: fresh nrsts, 2tQ Sic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
DIED

bLADON-Oct. 8. 1914, John Bladon
H1 me residenSe Of his son. Frank
E Eis,dSn, $50 Hslsn-ave. burial 81
soSs snas y b ~: RI res, 1;
years. beloved father OF John, Jr.
Charies and Joseph Bogenrfeder. Flu
neral Friday. $3.50 q. m, from house
aha a.. M from Holy Redeemcr
DoDDs--oct 6, Harry H.. beloved hus-
pand or Loretto. father OF Elva. Har-
oio, Loretto and Angeline Dodds. Flu.
a nS r frSm rssiSencs, 70! Liysrn9is-
dsemer church At .. :.
GAFFNEY-oct. s. 1914, James NJ, be-
loved son of Thomas and Lizzie Gan
psy and dear brother OF Rev. Father
dso o a. Ss msnfS,o Fpnsral from resi-;
and ST. Lso's church, Detroit, At ..
HooD--Oct 5, Christine Hood, wife OF
James Hood. mother OF Charles H..
OF Chicago and Frank G., OF San
1880 Tourtssnsh-svs,. THU Tsursd sp, a
JACKAwAY--Oct. 9. at the residences
of her brother, ID. ". Jackaway, ail
stis,nis ey M, AuSusta 9, Jsokaway,
X Funeral from residence Thurs
gay AZ p. m. Burial at Grand
MARx--Nicholas. Oct. 8, beloved hus-
band OF Francis Marx nee May
schultz. AT his home a1a Biddle.axe
Myandotte. Funeral announcement
MAxWELL--oct. g at the rssidenc,
| gf her son. lAb7 Wabash ave-, Ellen
beloved mother OF VIM. H.. Thomas
II. Edw. 9: and David Maxwell, agas
day 81 1 o'clock. ~
MgcURDY-Oct. g. 1914. George W., be-
loved father of Mrs. STREET.. Fred and
George w. McCurdy. Jr,, and brother
OF Mrs Beaubien and Mrs. Jeup. Flu.
neral Thursday at 2 p. m, from
w. Creedon parlors, s65 Fourteenth.
ave. Car to Woodlawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
NAME NEW OFFICERS

Ernest A. O'Brien was elected grand
knight OF the Detroit Council, knights
OF Columbus for third term Tuesday
night. Other oficers elected are:
I Deputy grand night. Frank A.
Schneider: chancellor. Joseph A.
Moynihan; recorder, Leo 8. Godfrey;
financiay secretary. Thomas p. Dana
hey; warden. John w. Drury; advo-
cate, Havelock ]. Northmore; musical
director, Alex. J. Pepin; inside guard.
John Fitzgerald.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, oct. Close: On Tues
day the bulls got lot OF courage from
Exports o. heavy foreign hour buyinS
ed feks news Liverpool was nrm. 4
Liverpool reports that wheat .way
we'll supported AZ the opening. SPOT
s Mass o,nsr EoTop nss eounsris. and this
Offset Tho easier tone here and the
bearish statement by Bradstreets Ar
rivals OF wheat In Liverpool are large
l. fair demand for winters. which
buying 10 Active. Cargoes are advanc..
Ing. Corn " In active demand ana
Ea.,srn milling demand for Michigan
wheat IL not active. little " being
Ss,Dpsa sas. ff cam n ssm. ma Is ' not
.'ss. Mi:lsrs complain Of quiet ds-
mand TOR flour. Guinness was prisk
With the mills up TO about |. WEAK eek
decreased and dealers appear x have
ali the stocks they want. Northwest,
efn receipts OF wheat are keeping well
ahead q ss sf9r sin 81 xss sss VEN
sustained. II looks Ike another pig
increase In the visible supply. nc,wun-
atandinc the enormous forsisn 'an1l s %;
buying on wednesday,. but the move
mou< WA not heavy. - "a q
whss: yss ss,i sed ,s s.sy s.ason the
advance Of NC was lost and the close
was unchanged from those OF TUESDAY.
Ths course grains were annhanEea.
cioyersecd advanced iec ana me other
ssS Whest ouctations: Cash No. red.
sf.es: December opened with an az.
vans, Si ~ oD sasddH At as siis sf ana
ssseeilnse q Ills. 40. white, ii,os:
80. fellow, car ~ 7sei NO. ~
Oats standard. arc; No. white.
I've. Cash No 2. Sslhc,
Rsans. Immdiat. prompt ana octoosr
shlPm. .r..s vi T Sri;ms spo: IS ssas De-
81 Bag. 4 si:Ss. j.s.i 'sss !. P q ~
aistke, 20; sample -aisixe' oas = -
i AWs Iif Prime spot. tS.2s; 49,,
Rsceipts II, the Detroit market Wed.
| nesday included 1000 Dds o. novt s
O. os' barley. q re and q hay hay w sSSo
Su 81 wheat 10000 bu q corn noa and nd
zoo wb - 2 ,ss.sco Sa 81 corn. $4,000 bu
o. E Sa, Of wheat and hour wsdnes-
dayS; ;,m sl;,0v wheat he receipts were a.ass.-
ooqT h DuiE nrope ss Wheat Visible SUPPLY g
.sS 90 .s "a ssssisse y
pS E SS Pc nc Ss::s
~ SSy2Ssso, 900 bu last week; -,
| iutn. liz cars, against 49, = year s3G9;;
xinneapoiis s5a cara sss'nnsss . chi.
winnip:g. go ears: , nss'29s IA. so st
ssiiskSss Su, sssinsf 1000 bu : year ago.
cuucAoo 0RAIN AND PRovrsIoNs.
|. rtfrcAGO. oct 7--Whsat started =
a. 70 higher today on highsr cap,es'
icstns nearly all the early gains.
Corn was q shade 60 NC higner 10
m9 Tnsss Was . good demand for oats
e,tnrcs after the opening bulge IN
IJhesf ana PRICES advanced No &c.
Proy.slons we're s irrsfu'Ar. Win the
OVERWHELMINGLY: Decembsr up xc;
| May up Ne Corn; psesmesr up cc:
~ az &c Provfsions: steady.
Toon--Wheat: December down NC,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
s eass.' 'sa / a sSst !

i,n Cash with order u charged. 70 .
IN transient advertising inserted
sSa,s ssss than iee with cash; ise v
rTsatIens except Births, Cards Of
sn sn5s Obituaries. Assting Notices
births. Death Cards Or Thanks and
Mssenng Observation-Disclosures charge, sc
sor 80 words OF less over - words
word - I
Personals ch.rs. zee: zoe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

. sPRTNGFIELD, Ill, oct. 7.--iow
can accidents In industrial, public
and home life be prevented That's
the question the National Council OF
industrial Safety First will try 10
answer when It meets In Chicago,
Oct. Is. and part OF the answer Will
be given BY r. G. Schwedtman OF
Springfield.
"Co-operation In safety work BY
manufacturers and trade associa.
lions" will be the subject Of the
springfield mans address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

;iSS sa Sad COG Sora R.bi. sS Ss...
!sanSsrd III ssisssZ sans s.lHes ma;
scss Y,st sa A,. 49, D,n a. iS 4 4o.
IS: Inv; ;:Is VI, 81: :s: III; ;;
sEs ss u .:s'S ;;:ss:i
middlingS, e3si cracked corn. e3s; corr
ana oss e9SB az 5Ss ss ton s... .csra,
psss;nS S sSconS a. Dssss:snsh .SS sisS;
Dss:Ss sssSl 81, sSa s:S:T . 49,
q wire li;iS sss: Isintsd Ss!b: 8
gsygs ~; ae siSgS ySSis; q ssssugsH!
1esS!. S!t S sosss.d So. I'LL 81 ds:ii
a =; q sssfS !a !. s. z! fs.y|Es !Sn az;
lie ID ana f esi cent 81 llssi lsrSs. q
And 10 on; mfohius bolts. email q per
cent OF iist; i.rgA 70. 70 Sapd : e. l!St
gssS clear Hsssis' 'jjiis WELL ssoksd
ss: :ssis lsH ':'fl IS = ''sF's- i's'
Edgsr = sons: crystai d5minoss, lib.
}sic cue S4 icas js YgSs' ssSss. ssss:
1flo: 6ranulstsd ine, N bulk $50;
Sonisc s ssn i sis Ga se ess.
srsry HI eases. 20: d!smosS 4.
|;!i & ;;'l|,l| l!. Il 1. \ U.s. 4!
IL ~ostS; No. IL. jslS; No. rs. tsts;
.ssd 3s HS, ous.Sc, pox pet tTasree to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

Writing to his wife In London, Pri-
vate w. Bell said that during one
fight German shells and bullets pour
ed into the trenches like rain and the
soldiers were finally forced I'd lift
bodies Of the dead and set under them
for safety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
App,..--Nsw, ss0soc per su.: 1880

hsnasas--Good shipping stock. si.s'
0i s..ss.espalsd limss, IN Csc per is;
S..iIiiov.rsoeS u per dos. : J. I.
Gs,sr 2 = e nrr a.. lsrss. so0isc
cSsessHhoissais pricss. MiehiysI
is&c; llmburger, i20isc; domestic
SEA- sss long aosn. % is% daisies.
vo.lise.s,. S..,,,5 Plume s ss;seolH
PC ch. ss ss-ens Ys per H. Is 20
Crnbspple.--s00Si per pu.
CrsnSeFrIes--Ss,7L per boil; - pei
.Ssss ~ 54s$. ss:. ,HJss cas-. ..rds
Dressed Calves-fancy. 10 q lec: COM
mon. it@lSc per ID. :.
per So s.::a aSisa
doz-i cucuInbers, 7tc. per buj radishes
ioc per doE.; green beans 1sc Per bu,.
: srssn w sornb .sSs snSw
tomatoes. soQsoc bu.i lettues, soQSo:
CSC per dos; head lettuce, u.Ss0lsa
Ss'. i:s.ss' s ", ssr;s
basket ponies. sQi0c. .~,..
amber 10 3 lie is.; ss;raessd, q tc Is
Hsy--Detroit shippers are paying thu
lots. & o. b. Detroit. No. timothy. pew
31e0lGs0; standard. SlEQIs.so; No. i
timothy. eiS0lt60; No ! mixed. ei39
oat straw, ST@T.so per ton.
Hides--No. cured. 1Ssc; No. ! green
hides. - g; No. cured bulls. lie: No
7 green bulls, Toe; No 1 cured veal
zip; lasi No: green veal s KIP, iss: ne NS
zoe; No: green calf. lac: No. Morse
90. No: horse, $3.50: No. hides. 1c
on; No Kip and calf. 1 hc on; sheep
skins: e g sm 1s q Eo q !. s .
Msis.-Rocky Fgo srd s95 Is e,i case.
oss.s sss-ciiisSsHs v;s vi ,s.s'
cssoas Indiana. siOl.ss, per ieo-ib
Pesrs-O Ordinary. $50 81 per bu.
Ps.:Hs.--xx, si.is:,X SiS5SLse; q
''i ssss.! s:- * s,sse,,,s =.
PeuItry--sprinss $50; live hens, isc;
No. 2. 110 lac; old. roostere. 1lv1ec;
geese. IN o lSc; ducks, l+h01bhc:
turkeys. iSx17c ID.
DBL soc per bu; Jerseys: sa-7s per bbL'
III s!cDsi.. - Florida. ,s.soeAoo ps,
Tsilew--No. I, SIC; No. ., $Sa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

The following frms are PRIV.
Len sS.a e ' c:sisi. srs sey.s :.
AAmlin q Co.. n. w. Noble . Co.
w. n. Reiiiy co.. Geo. III. West
g Co, H, 8. Warren q Co.. VIM. y.
Hose q Co, w. A. Nssr . Co.. w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
PRODUCES MARKET

Peaches are about done, Receipts
this morning were very light. moving
out at steady prices. Plums are gone,
as are also Bartlett pears. Grapes are
liz ample supply however; the new crop
ming 20 come In. and the market still
has good lire OF fruits TO offer. But
ter. eggs. cheese and poultry are steady
Receipts OF the latter were only moder-
ately heavy and were picked up early
Ducks and geese. which have been ne
elected during hot weather, are now be-
Ing occasionally inquired for.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YQnk Oct sn Tr ,,s.s p y y s ~
At5. tuGar: Raw. bullet; Centrifugal,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
RUTrER AM EGGS

Rutter--creamsry extra. 2sc;. nrsts
s7c; dairy, I've; packing Stock, log
Ess.--Fresh receipts. eases included.
firsts, ESQ: current receipts. ~ NC per
dog. Receipts. sl4 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
cHICAGo PRODUCE.

,se; A fS.ss' ssS f sic; dairy Extras.
s srsi,, sis s.t. assSs c Sss.s
ducks ais;l is o ise; geese. ii@isc: springs
lac; turkey iec; Potat @ss. M Wianona
sin white, ssQ 53c: red, ts@s5c: Min
nesota Early ohios. As 952c; new pota-
toes, receipts, 75 cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
L.IYESTOCK
rAsr BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
nunnfa& n atsyena

tie: Receipts. 200 head market
stsaay; choice 20 prime. $3.50: ne.
ibs. ss.s5SS.so; fair to good do, ss7s p
sls Plan so sn Canadian sSsrss q
!, 100 ib... iviSqTpo. DO. loo 20 ract
, s nssiyss ssss $50 R fs,n 10 goYa
5s,S l.Igsss sem Bssm. y; S..Sg
heavy Cal ce.: !. is;s0 o.: good suiss.
ters, $3.50 rs; beat ttssdsrs, 1880
10 al o@sa d 1 soSd 1880 isso
Ing bulls. ysge.se; stock and medium
bulls. 1905; best milchsrs and spring
ers. s!s4S6 sood do. ss0ssi cona-
s;sss a. ss's s1 s;ss T :s1sS
sss , s,ss 'sss4sSs,s, y..rl!ns:, ,s;ss
wsshsrs. ss;7s4s; ewes ~
UNION STOCK YARDS.
!, UNION sToGK YARDS Ios,n, sHis & Ss5
ssIss rousR ss.vs so0 sris s5y iisSe
esStiss Receipts, 1900; market
stsadA TO strong; beeyes, $3.50 IL
COW. and hsifeSs ssstso4s sln st e ssT
s ms fs saiss:. Isss SSSiias Texans 'ao
sheep: Receipts 5000: market
s Ss'so la asa,ss, sSnSs sssss Ssss :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
MARKETS and FINANCE

May down I've. Corn: December down
S ss, NAY Z Z sSwn .o ss : oa'" december
close--wheati December. down NC:
May. down &c. Corn: December. up
.e; May, up Nc. Oats: December,
steady 70 easier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

BUY s TOcKS

,5ss %f d En- ns ss :n e aSs
snSwsrsd Tor them just = short time
ss,r s;pd ss sS s ssa: sS1sIe:s
xssi!ss: DsPs. 6.sss q sAs sABsor
ssas:s s'' sl.:. .is &
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

ToLEpo. o.. Oct. Twheat: cssh.
l;o,A Desembsr ,i.Iis sMsy. Us
Syn c 1ss - Dsssm sss f p.Ss.m assy
50Nc; May. So. Rye: Cash, 22e,
cloyerseed: Cash and october, s2.es;
December. s2.72hi March. ts.s2h Al
March 1875. Butter. eggs and hay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
FoR sALEFARxs.

40 ACRES. washtenaw County; no
buildings Only $500. VIII ex-
20 acre. near Mt. Clemens: good
buildings Easy terms.
so acres. Wayne County; buildings
need some repair. Cheap.
"a acres. Washtenaw County, build
90 acres, Washtenaw County. on
car line. VIII exchange.
40 acres, Wayne County: good
buildings Will exchange.
1t6 acres. Oakland County; fair
buiidines VIII exchange
KINGoN REAL ESTATE co..
4e5 Whitney BLDG. Main Via
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

BARGAINS

BARGAINS
Belmont Six rooms bedrooms. al.
Boulsvard w3.--fiiv,s rooms. b bed. ~
BoSis1srd N.--Fiiive rooms. i bed. ,, -
psiviSere-Five rooms, d bedrooms. 81 -
clairmount--seven rooms. bed
Kueiid w.--six toems. . bedrooms. IS
Aogarth-six rborns. 2 bedrooms. IS
Kirby W.--Five rooms, bedrooms 50
Milwaukee w.-Five rooms. bed
s sIsp .y.ss r conn ess Ssso%
wEssELLs BROS.
- CHA csHAsRsI i1Ex ANNEX Sf;S ''''
Some very desirable single and double
rooms for gentlemen only AZ moder-
ate priess Hotel service INQUIRE. q
49, =, r; 6s 3 j sss' R Mae "->
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

A FARM UP TO $4,000
viii be taken on a beautifm $1,000
house which y free and clear and
worth more than the price asked
ss4 90 cesA- hD.AAn CA see.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

cotner Miehgsn and Gr.wcd Entrapes is qrisoa
Phone Main Sss.- Look Cor Stem poorwaX
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
Quotations by Hayden. stone q Co,
Oct. I; Open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN MARkET.

IBID. s-soid. x-Asksd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01

l05, Rosiris 1O5: Brdmau. lO7: Swart,
lIill, l06, Marta Mac. 1913 Mss Ti'y 81.
A1urea, 1906 Palm Leaf 10, Amohako 700 /.
Little Maid IO1
THIRD RACE Five and ouc-half furlougs
purse: lmperatOr, l0O; Fitzgerald l0G. New
Haven. lO3 Pay Streak ll2: Martre. no
FOURTH RACE-Miie and onc.,IkJenth,
handicap Horoaster lO3, Oriu Krip fIl
Ihristophinc, rs; Barosac l0t
FIFTH RACE-Six furlougs selling.
Fancy, lOG: Merlcium lOs Ormonde Gun
ninghnm, lOS; Witrude s. lO6 Ada Anne.
80; Calcium, III; Orba Smile. too John
Hurie, ll3.
SIXTH RACE-MiIe and twenty yards.
selling Anon, lO4 Helen Hawkins. M,
Bognrt l0S Defy 10l, Beautiful Knight
ll3: Great Frar III; Idun Io2: Lott,
Creed l07; Madeline Mnsgrayc, III. Foot.
loose, lO0i Coos 100, Nellie Fitz 90
SEVENTH RACE Mile. selling. Wayuokc,
1906; Electric 1O3, Kesetta lO3 John era,
ham. lO5, Duke Of Shelby, lOG: Phil Nohr
10. Christmas Eve 90. SafraRor 1902
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01
BUTTE RACE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-SiN furlonss. selling: Den.
MI, stafford 1905 Electriwan III Mack
NAV Belle 81 Flying lO9. CHat Tucker
Il3. Mike Cohen. 9s. NonOml, lO3 Rose
sweet lo3. say 98 Tony Faust, l03. No
Quarter lol
SECOND RACE - Six furlougs. selling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION


MONTGOMERY. July 81 Memphis won
today game from Montgomery 10 TO 7.
The score By innings, II H. r..
Memphis .....4 4Oi 300 9OO-lO II .
Montgomery ....OOO lOg OlO- IL 3
Batterie, -Gouiait Karr and Schlci. Black
Lively tud Douuhue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01

NV OULENNS, July 81 -Ncw Orc0ns
today won from Chattanooga ! TO .
The score by innings: r. II +.
New Orleans o.. 200 OIL OOX-l II /
Chattanooga roo 900 OOl-2
Bou'ries--Wl,on and Higgins Howell
and street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01
Nashville 6 Mobile 4

MoBILE July 3l.-Nashyille today de.
fcated Mobile to l.
The score by innings: r. II r..
Mobile . ....... 200 600 O2O-i . 3
Nashville .... OO3 OIL OOO-6 o
Batteries Robertson and Brown Berger
and Gibson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-01

A World and Sun Wantad
will turn the trick-try 'em.