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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-11

The first graduating class of the
Putnam County High School, to whom
diplomas will be awarded at the first
annual commencement in May, is COM
posed of Roscoe Profitt. Robert Elrod
and Misses Gretchen Boyd. Constance
Gregory and Mary Lowe.
These fvestudents have completed
the prescribed course of study in a
highly satisfactory manner, and throu
future years they will enjoy the dis
tinction of being the nrst five gradu-
ates of our splendid County High
School
Young Men: Get that new society
suit now for Easter The pride of ev-
cry good dresser, sold only by the
Cookeville Mercantile Co.
LAUNDRY AND TAILORING:
represent one Of the leading laundries
of the south, and also one of the lead
fnig Wholesale tailors of Chicago.
Come around and see my line of sam
pies. L. M. MYERS AGENCY. Laun-
dry and Tailoring. Cookeville, Tenn.
Headquarters at DR.. Ragland's store.
Walter Carlen is building another
back porch, and having 1t screened.
That Is working against the flies some
as they are beginning to come, and
now is the time to fight them. He is
also having his house painted, Walter
Shipley doing the work.
Mrs. J. e. Stafford, and daughter
Miss Kate, went to Hartsville last
SrIcxy on account of the Illness of a
granddaughter and niece who had
been operated on last Monday Miss
Kate returned Wednesday and report
ed that the little girl was better
Gale Berry, Of Pacific, died last Sun
day at his home. in the presence of his
family, two Of whom are John and
George Berry Of Oklahoma, and dau-
ghter, Mrs. Lundy, who lived near
Granville. Had Mr.. Berry lived until
April 4th he would have been IS years
old. ~
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-11
LYDIA JEWEL JACKSON

In memory Of our beloved little
LYDIA Jewel Jackson. who died Feb
28th. She was 8 years ten months
old We miss her sweet little voice
and the touch Of her little hands We
are grieved because of her departure,
for home is not what 1t was before she
was takn way, but God took her away
from sinful world and he does all
things best
Papa, Mama. two little Brothers
and Ave Sisters. CIV. s. Jackson)
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-11
LvcEuM At ALeoop

An exceptionally attractive enter
tainment will be given next Thursday
evening in the Agood College brildine
by Mr.. Gilbert At Lee Eldredge, imper
senator. one Of the most popular en-
tertainers on the Lyceum platform
He will present widely varied, ar
tistic, and popular repertoire Of cos.
TUNED interpretation of high order
changing quickly from humorous to
pathetic, and from dramatic to senti.
mental representations
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-11
w. |. ANDERSON

w. L. Anderson, about 70 years old
died at his home in Jackson county
Saturday. after an illness of several
months. Mr.. Anderson was one of the
most prominent citizens ofthat county
and was brother OF Jas. T. Anderson
Of Sparta. 8. B. Anderson Of Cooke
Vile, B. c. Anderson Of Gallatin and
Fl. r. Anderson Of Oneida. He leaves
surviving him widow and several
grown children.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-11

H0rdW&S0 0tOxS.
Garland Holloway and wife left for
vinton, Iowa, Sunday morning They
WIN make their homo near that D1aeo.
ana viii keep In touch with their old
home through the Herald.
MI. G. N. Elrod. Of the firm OF Will
Jams, Elrod & Maddux, is back from
market with a big line Of spring goods,
and the Arm extends an invitation to
all its friends to drop in and inspect
the line.
Dr.. J. s. Anderson, the noted spec
ialist at Kingston. has been enjoined
from continuing his business at the
said place. The Injunction was heard
BY Chancellor Kyle at Huntsville last
week and he allowed It to stand.
Gaily Lundy returned to Nashville
last wednesday after attending the
funeral OF his grandfather Gaily Berry
at Pacific last Monday. His mother.
Mrs. Lundy, accompanied him to Nash
vile and will visit him for some time
We are showing spring suits, Buy
early and get IN the Easter parade.
Williams, Elrod q Maddux.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

station OF pouai as lbs objective, l.
miies To the east
To reinfoy,t rhr Douai nue. other
mart, OF Ga, German fiont probably
nave been weakened. Il the Allies
TIsCov7r from w-1t points ttry--'' +tlt-
5rlNaIs have been made ,he pos
ir.HN exists THAI they may break
HroueH one OF those semtsyardeI
BARRIERS.
Uur under aormal circumstances
before q successful assault an b.
delivered AGAINST cnfrcnched posi-
Ion, there must be preliminary ar.
Illery Gro of hich Intensity, GO
blow tha cuemys obstructions
away This Grc acts rs a warning
10 the enemy Some pointer, there
fore. would doubtless have 20 De
vcn 10 rhe Germans ii the Allies
we're 70 select q new place tor an
offensive There wonld then result
q race between the rapid effective
ness OF tNc Allies artillery and the
quick concentration OF German
troops ia ia, threatened area.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Your Money
A Modest Fortune in City Real Estate
BY JOHN NJ. oSNlson

The following story Is that OF o
young man not yet 81 years old
Eight years ago In Chicago. h
purchased a COZ age ioc $4,000. III
cash his total resources were just
$50; in order to pay the S200 re-
quired as a Hrst instalment he 81.
cured an advance OF $50 from his
Employer aud borrowed 500 from .
friend
The cottage was rented for S3a a
month the amount of the principa.
payments The new owner had 70
make every month besides, there
was a monthly charge for interest.
beginning az Sl3 and decreasing 10
cents each month. besides taxes and
repairs
With some difficulty AZ first (for
the younc man Who has been spend.
inc all he makes nnds II hard 20
savel, the new owner kent up his
payments for three and half years
I Nf.ilf 'NAff'A iNA ~ 80 - lii'A hAs. - ia
s 200. he had clear title.
lie sold the place soon after to-
$4,000, receiving $500 foI his
equity. In repairs and oyerhoulius
he had spent $500 so be had clear
81. 500 20 show FOR his original In
yes mcnt OF $50 plus his rcgulal
savings
tIis next venture was a partner
.hip deal. In which he put s goo ana
a farrG put $500, they bous'
five vacant lots IN erowlHg ue'gh-
borhood within year the lots
we're sold for s5.500 In view % 'to
TACT that the Young maa found tn
opportunity ne shared equally In the
81 poo OF profit Then 10 reverted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
POLICE ARREST
PAIR OF SUSPECTS
AFTER HOT CHASE

Returning from house on Reau.
hien-st, where they had arrested
several suspected thieves. a parry
ot detectives in q patrol wagon spied
two men carrying a heavy bag at
InAn r and Nalsnn-sts. The De.
troit Brass works had reported the
theft of considerable brass lately.
and Detective Grossman decided 90
have a'look at the bag
ON the officers approach. the two
n.en started 70 run ignoring Gross
mans command ga stoR The detec.
tivt pursued them firing his revolt
Yer IN the air The men were Gnally
cornercd in an alley. after they had
thrown tho BAG over 4 fence II
contained a quantity of brass coup
lines. and an Official ~ the Detroit
Brass works Will be asked to look
Il over
In the meantime the pair OF sus.
poets rerosc IN the central station
They are registered as John w
ner. %. No. 80 Chariot ave. and
Fred Wagner. -. No. rrf Brushst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
CHESTNUT RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. LIMITED.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. IN
pursuare. ~ fhN unanimous vote In
number md value 90 atl the interest
Of fr- r.satia'', nf Chestnut Ridge
Improvement 'nrrauv. Limited AZ a
c0se'iue ~ the mem beers OF tho aRso-
citation. dlif nr'i ON ne 10th day OF
-rptewh"r t'8s. s.! tho office II tho
association. .r The ctty ~ Detroit.
Michigan faH Chestnut Ridge I'm
pr.vau.Hnf Company Limited. has
been wound rp ard Dissolved thai
there are u.5r'fH far wage ~ Ia hor
and ro ofhrr Liabilities or Indebted
ness 70 ne sBtieda3 and That the az
~'le ~ -" su.IttIo1 u+e being dis
trihUtr1 among she members Of said
asro.iat'uu iu proportion 10 thsir re-
sper'fNe interests bv the uudcrqiRn-
90 TirultatIn~ Trustees who were
duly elected az said meeting Of said
enc.atnu, lu pHr. uanre OF tho sta
utc iu such case made 1uG providid.
/. nafr3 Detroit. Ni~-. Sept 81 1915.
CHE-TN'r RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
CoNpANY. LIMITED
HENRY Russell. Chairman.
ARTHUR BAr~NTT cccretary.
Henry Bu sol. AythIr BHssott chas.
II Campbell Luuidating Trustees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30

aucnty heat her Judze Murphy
agreed THAT tho sending " the lem
ON WAS fuo bit OF eVtrcme cruelty.
md granted a decree a.. divorce
Mrs rllt Bs9tley Was elise given
lorrre Ilar husband rymaH read
n.s ay Ht1 uu2up shr tes-
.to1
"H- would aI before bre7kfa-t
a~f SEQ wouId t,al notl late AZ
abt. testified Nr- BENTLEY Moth
i- seowej o. 3,rre u',b him hnt
books and pars WHY DO even
lIvo up WORKING $50 he could read.
Oaea he became angry because I
linr have Ills mon, ready And
tho r,,aso1 6idpf have T. pre-
pared Mas hecausc th7rA was not
food m tho house. Ills readiur
didn't -cem 20 brine Us any pro.
visions
vni M G-rray'a trouble WA
Vanor acrcrtlHr 20 his site. Julia
Wren hc cot So that he had 20
hayc bottle fa~ = bod companion.
M G~'r' IN she save IN hon0s
~ imrrovir- Two -onditious in their
borne al- e given a doc,oe by
wa-s Hos~sr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Local

to tho msta!ment plan in BUYING
seven lots
For The s.NaH se-ie Ia paid "a ped
cent IN caah sgiee!1g TO pav the
rest in monl,y nsmGments. Fivd
lots be- sn,t OIL, small profit. within
la -Lor' tMe. aaG ~ keeping tho
other Two ior two years roallzed a
zig prom on them.
This .samr plan he tried several
times, always making something:
ond then be decided that partnership
operations arc better because the
larger capital permitted greater
scattering Of the risks and insured
tn" monthly payments.
10y learning values and dealing
conscryativeH. by meeting payments
promptly and saving regular frac
tions Of his earnings, This man in
cight years has Increased his foi.
t"pc from Tho original 500 TO an
rmoUut represented by six figures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
MARCH LOST COMPOSERS
FATHER SUES MANAGER OF
LOCAL THEA1ER FOR $500

II the United States Ensign
march. composed by Miss Mural
Macintosh. of Detroit. never secs
trc Publishers press, the compos-
er' father. William O. Macintosh.
advertising solicitor for the News,
claims hc will have suffered a dam
a-a OF s5p0 duo 70 the alleged care.
les ness OF Harry t. Carson, nam.
aecr oi tho BrOadWa y-Straud theater
.iaekiltos o. sums Carson for
tb, amount. before Justice OF the
Peace De Cav. Composers of music,
orchestra leaders, and attorneys en-
-a-n. u Ions diseuasi0n, in tao
ca1'. Wednesday, OF the risks and
priests ~ music publishing
-r7r7 r tr---r~ ittt afal kiptnsh =
Suit is thc upshot OF difficulties he
l al with the News over his re-
rl.. .o continue % advertise IN he
parer. macintosh vigorously de-
nlsl t1is IN mutation.
Tho march vas given TO Carson.
otv. Backiutosh. 20 that Hugo Kali
SOW loader ~ The Broadway strand
c-chai'a. might Try f.. It became
los'
"It was worth $500 anyway In
sisted Hachnto-h even though h
wa not published"
Richard a. whiting. reader for
jerome ii BemirE x CO., to whom
tho marap was submitted. testified
that ue would not have paid moro
than $50 for 81. Miss Mackiu'osh'-
march. be eaii. was fair but not
exceptional
81 DOM recall Of ever having paid
more ttau SIS i0f march, said
Whiting. but Of course. Ne might
pas aa high as SlDc00 FOR one II va
really wanted IT, We publish only
eight or ten marches year any
way. Popular music ~ the thing
Ju now
Whiting said composer. under
ordinary circumstance, should be
.aDlc 10 play over the product Of his
ur her pen. without notes.
Can your daughter do that
krd Justice Bc Cav. OF Mackin
tosh
~ don't know She's out Of town
Tho case wag continued after Mr.
Ealsow had volunteered to put tn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
JoBBI~G PRICES.
Canned COOS

Canned Goods-Apples, 81 p r 20
gal baked beans. 10. Sp,. ~.
MaIue. sl1o, standard. soc raale
beets. S1.25 a 40 Peas Fanct early
June. $3.50. standard. 81 baked 80 q
zoe salmon Buckeye tail. s-ap aar
'2.5a Alaska reds ,slse. Ala ~ k.'
la peas 81 early Jurc. Sl.je. s.ttea
early June. 81 80 per doz
Feed JObbng prices IN = -opl
sacks. Fran. tZ5; standard mluaiiH+ b.
seq: nae middlinSs, So, cracked cn. %.
FIour-Jobhiug prices. Best 81. rht
gar p-.--it. $50 second patent $40.
straiSh sj2o pure - e. - 70 ,2r 1E
patent. $3.50 PEI hbl IN paper sacFs
H.rdwure $3.50 case. an
uealed wire. 81 81 bundle. galvan.z .
barbed wire. pOirf. $3.50 per w (;
steel, - and % gauge. SZ-5, - gauE
barbed wide. ? point Slt' ser spoc
galvanizel sheets. - gauge; So -
gauge. So. 2 gauge, $50, .
gauge. st7j; 80 gauge. o.. single
DIT broazed axes, g IoZ. Dla sheet,
S22g. - gauge. sgZ5; = gauge $50,
carriage bolts. small l5c. ~ aul , p -
cent OF list. large. I9e. ID and pr
ce7i on list, large, zoe. 10 and OF,
machine bolts. small 80 T-.d ps.
cent of list large, s5c aud Ut list
EIdes-No. cured hides, g., No
I green hides. i5c. No ] cured bulls
ia. No. green bulls. lie No /
cured veal kip. lSc, No. Z green veal
XIII &c 30. ! cured uurral1. !fc. NJ.
1 -reen murra4u, l2r No cured ttit.
IS. 40 ! green cais iGc, No. hI,ss
hides g. &C. NJ. horse hides. 8 9o+
NJ taHCw $3.50. No taIlow $50.
80 hides. e. of. " Sly and rEif.
lac 81 sheepskin tas - amount %
Detroit or raw llus-ed oil Sic.
boiled llngecd. 20 rsl r barrel lnts
Kcr0Ee1e Tau1-Hlspl ~ lr1r bar
yeis piamorS headlight SIC, per-
feetion &C. paIerlae. 10. red crown
gasoline. loo ger gal
IInSeed oii--Taw. Gle boiled sc
gas.
rrovisior--Mess pork SIC. fam
liy. $1,000; dear saras. ar 70 IL,
smoked hams. u ais zee. picnic hams
H.. u1gc Bacon. 1890. lard n
ticrers. e'4c. kettle reg 3ersd. io'.c
Pc d..
sugnr-Correcte daily 10y 49, =
Eu+av q sons Cryst0l dom. no. f. 3
10. s. Fu, do j-l0.. 81 iG, fa-t' tt5-
lets. s. cue loaf. ft 5n. cubes. 81 5
NNNx powdered s. e5. standard low
dlrrd $3.50 grauulatrG. .E'-a coarse.
$500 o. lrs On uufE =. 20
Do c0tt0n- s. -. crt sifi oor noes
-ran.. Z-lb. aud -lb- csrtars. "a cases.
S5-F. 1u 80 cases g. So diamond y.
200. $50 1913. No. 3. $500. $50. q.
$50 $50 S. $50 No :" f-H5. $50
Is. 1855. so. ~ s{s5. So -. sass.
l1n ,st King mixture. $3.50. beet CRANE
u''',t s. 30 joy 40" DO. l'u--H1 70
p0rd i. - 'o 90. 81 tj So. it
g. t.tH.. go" r.r .Wt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
81 j. " T. MASON.
cu riuep tor The rn,ted Press


NEW YORK scot. ~ The most
significant indication for the mo
ment OF the conditions aloCg Tho
western battle from, is that the Al
lies official reports now onmera,y
gains iu yards instead OF miles and
speak oi captured prisoners in 5ur
drels instead ot thousands
70 is ap aren't from tAis fac, Ina
Gao Germans continue to ,uGtu
their resistance. although they are
mo-, yet ho.da- ,artr own Al every
point alu0s tie NUe The BRITISH
seem to have abandoned their OF
forts 90 rea.h Lille aud 10 have
halted their o.t offensive north ol
Ypre- Apparently taoy are cor.
centrating their major strength co.
ZOOS.
The Germans are row facirs
concerted Anal French driv, which
hiss tre imp.r.ar, German supply
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
MAN ACCUSED
OF SMUGGLING
IN BULGARIANS

Miuco Tonon, alias Big Nike.
whose home is in the foreign quar-
5ter OF Windsor. Is under arrest IN
Toledo. charged with smuggling
aliens into this country at Detroit
{khe federal authorities are debat
<ln8 whether TO prosecute him IN To
;Iodo or Detroit lie Is said g. have
drought about 500 Bulsarians across
fhe river.
Tonoff Was arrested On informa-
ton furnished by countrymen. after
th<y had learned that II was be who
reused the arrest of one OF their
jnuSnber for the Chicago police. Tho
Dl&lgNrians who pail Tonor al the
~ from $40 to $50 apiece to b.
Gnugglcd across were very angry
when they were told that they did
mot need to sneak into tho country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. sept -CIose--The
early wttat mar ket wls steady here
and sra a LiverToor rrad'nS at
the opening was quiet
Bulls frlt euc0Gr3Gea VS. the carly
financial news The settle UeNt. or
mar settlement. u- iur loan " tne
aIlte= WAS eol, .aeged favorable .e-
cause IL inelres tt- spending OF tfAt
much money th.- country. fnHrh ~
IL for grain ar,d ptIt lsl"us AEN m
crosse lu Una hlytg& ~ near Na
fore lners woHu greatly assist N
pulling tnc market unt ~ the rut.
LIVERPOOL had a. strong unocftohe
because OF higher prices mere and ~
Canada Manitoba Uar-u were m
good den4Na. Milling demand -
artiNe. British mltinys are SAID 20
be out OF both wheat and -four and
foreign arrivals are disappointing.
Native whcaas are stroug ana M
porters feel the need ot replentSn-
lag stocks An 40 vance ln Atlantic
fre'Ehts IS checking the export
There are some sensational reports
- 10 the need 10 the leading Euro
paan countries. THE yield an france
is 45.9oG.ee0 bn less than that % a
needed. Report sales in this couf
try for two days acre 1880 voU pl,
mostly for Holland ana Greece. Bulls
are taking courage from the fact tnat
stocks a:e increasing slow .y al
though receipts are large, showing
that there are macy holes 10 Oil
Spring wheat demand is unusually
heavy tu eastern mills
Wheat mad little showing Of
strength an the start, bat weakened
later. cash lost r. and May lsc
Corn declined lisc ana beans adj
Wheat quotations cash and sep
TENDER No. red. Si.oi. December
a q IA d.
vanced Nc. declined % Sio5 = and
closed az sle6. May opened A. sles,
advanced 20 81 .eft. and declined 70
sI8Sie No. ] white slot
Casn No. 3. 7lc: No . Yellow &c.
oats standard. 80 &c. NJ. white.
a1rsc; NJ 4 whit" -af sample.
"a u 3fc. Rye ash No # Beans
- imraediate and ~ onpi mont;
Prime spot. 5it %. Ogto--r. 81 IS.
prime alsiGe $780, Timothy -Hrlme
spot S3Td.
recelpts in the Detroit market
"wednesday inrluEe3 1000 Ahls Of
Gour. Do cars ~ wheat, li ~ corn 6
Of oats. ~ rye aul & OF hay. st,p-
ments were rpN anfs uf Hour. 80 q
hu Of wheat $50 al o. corn. "1t
hu OF onts and 0GN bp Of fte.
stocks are tlt. ou ~ wheat. $500
bu 81 corn. 3f'-5o9 bu 20 oats ana
80 00p NOT rye
Primary wheat receipts We're 3.ifs.-
600 hu a-a.nst la>I.oo0 ou year
ago.
The wheat crop Of France lS est,-
mated AZ 10000 $500 iu deer esr ~
i5.goo.Bo0 tu .f"m the yield VI lat
year
Receipts ~ wheat Wednesday,
Duluth. fg1I earf against jis % var
ago Minnear1iis $50 ears, against
ass. Chicago t-i cars. against 5Jt
southWCst 1t- ."pH hI. against 45s.H p
ha- Nnrtla~ 1853. .1r-. AKA. INST 'SN
EApcets ot wheat and aour on
Wednesday made total OF I."l tn't
bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30

new sier class for men
e 70 he started nj the Detroit ~Y"
Saturday ~ SIS % m This viii
30 a REGULAR feature throughout the
rirter \ new baskets II league
also is 20 De- formed FOR Saturday
afternoon game during the winter
RoTIng and wrestling viii be in
charge of p n. Frazce OIL Monday
NIGHTS. after 6 o'clock.
The Young Mems study club. M.
ae~ Or Mode Sits direction. viii be.
eln It's new season Monday evening
'ol'ovinE supper
Tho church training class, which
was organized last winter for gym
naSum instructors connected with
Detroit churches will open on Mon.
DIV evening. oct II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Law Offices Fern o.. Rcrrhier. SI9-
IL Chnnnhrr of lnm., urtrnlI. Mieh..

Law Offices Fern q. pcrrhIer. si9-
- Chamber Of Conn., Detroit. Nieh-
state Of Michigan. IN the circuit
Court for the County ~ wayne. ~
Chuncery. L8cia t. MrAuliffe Com
piainnnt. vs James McAQiifrc En-
PENDANT File 80. 5itS7 ~ Is session
OF said Court. held IN the Court
House. in the city ~ Detroit on tho
3ist day OF August, A. -. 1915 Pres
cnt. tho Honorable Alfred ! Murphy,
Circuit Judge. IL appearing from IN
afadavit on die that the defendant.
lanes McAulinc. iE not = resident ~
this state. but that said defendant
resides i'm tn. City 81 Duluth. Ga The
county Of ~. Louis. and tho state 81
Minnesota; on motion - Ezra l..
EcrrbIer. solicitor for the complain
ant 4 is ordered that The said de-
fcndant enter MS appearance On said
cause on or before four months from
tho date Of this order md that
within twenty '2oJ days. tho com
pIainant cause this order - be pub
iished in the Detroit Times SAID
publication 10 hr continued once in
each week for six tD weeks in sue
cession. and that copy Of the fore
going order o. publication he Gent 10
the -aid defendant al bis last known
place or rcSideurr. by registered
mail true CODY. Alfred i. MN
ply. Circui Judge ThoS L. Nc
Coldnick. Deputy Register.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
nosTON COPPER sToCKs---Cio~e.
B Quotations by Paine, Weber * Co

Il &rixona Commercial. So Ahmeeli
sosh Ailouez, SIS; Alaska. Cold @i
Anaconda. 721a Amer. Zine. 81 ~
butte Balak. 3S Butte Superior,
S05A Cal & Arizona. 90 Centennial
rs u Chief consol., SS, cal. & Herla.
$50. Chino, 45h Copper Range - "a /,
Davis Daly, "a East Butte, II, First
National, IN; Franklin, ; y Green
Cananea. 3T1 Indiana. IS Cranky.
81. Hancock. Is19; Inspiration, 3s:
Lake. l3is La Salie. 5: Michigan, z y
Majestic. 90 Miami. IS Mohawk, - y
Mas. In& North Butte go, North
Lake, ia Nevada Consol, Itia cd
Dominion. 53ls osreola,- san oid
\ Colony. 3 x Pond Creek. u: RAY Con
soltdated. 30 ST Mary, -, superior
Z 8 Boston, 49,, shannon. q. superb
FL Shaftuck, 2IA; Tamaftrk ~
Z Tsnncssee copper. sSi4 Trinity
: South Lake, 8, United Fruit 5''a
Utah Apex, 2A t'tah Courojidatrd
sialx. United shoe Mach com, +at4
DO pfd. 29i&; q $. Min. $ Ref Zoos
{ <0ts do PITT. Al Utah Copper q, 'ti
'7yentura ont TT vcrri5 1r'
VERNE. IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
Do Mhom &c ,ln, conccrn-Take

To Whom it Was Conccrn--TAke
notice that on Wednc sday. the 9th
day Of October a. D.. 1918, at
o'clock p m az No lla Michigan
ave IN the city % Detroit. County OK
" nyue anal STATE Of ~ ichisau, all ar
Inclusive. left iu pawn with Julius
St,Inborg A. Co. ~ the city 81 De.
troit shall be- sold at public auction
by Aschor Moss. auctloucer. OF tho
city 81 Detroit. Mich In accordance
with chapter 10 section 8, OF tho
1912 Complied Ordinances OF the city
Of Detroit DATED Detroit Mich. this
gard day 81 september A. D.. l3l5.
JULIUS gTEfNPERC & co, by JU-
LIES r~EINFEGG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-30
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Al ID. a e.. steamers operute under
Central standard Time.
FOR Cleveland. Pittsburgh and oil
points south and east-baily 1915 g.
m TaIg 10 Cleveland. sa.g0; ftttsa-
Dufgn, $50.
For BunsIo and nil points ensi
Daily o - ~ Fare $3.50 one way,
s. 80 round trip
For Mnckiunc Island md Wsy Ports
--Noudiys. 80 pm Fridays. $3.50 am.
Weekend Excursion Every satur-
dny --Clevrland, 81 90. Buffalo. ~, 81
a2ara Fails. $3.50 round trip for
transportation. returning In time for
business Monday.
Stntrroom Ncrom mO dntton 49, tppcr
berth. 81. lower berth, fl.5O, whole
room. 81 so.
Wharf, Ig7 Woodward Ave. tNHlestic
RIdEb 90 Fort st. west