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The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

The Gotham Producing company,
which has been giving q series OF
excellent musical productions In the
Detroit opera house. Will close the
last performance Of Little Johnny
Jones'" Despite the capable conn
pany. pleasing musical comedies
chosen and attractive stage settags.
public patronage has not been WHIST
the general excellence Of the Offer
ing deserved. and the management
has decided 20 bring the season 90 .
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

own United stater from when
Johnnie Comee Marching Home"
Thew win b the topical review,
trovologue and comedy pictures and
se1ectioae by orehestIy and organist.
The Temple theater will be dark"
for the enSuing two weeks the hrst
time, IN over. seven years that this
popular playhouse has been closed.
fhe Tempis has been open eonttnu-
onaIy since July. 1895. whom . three
wooks cloeinF was made for re-
6ocorating and PspairA Previous to
thIs date. the Temple has been In
co1ttnuOus. operation since its initial
poTSo1mAnce In December. 1891, %
6p to date its rec0rd 10 one OF IL
yoarp continuous weekly perform
aaceO twice = day. with Just three
Weel1s eat IN 1908. rhis record ~
1orhapo without IN equal In the
4hpls Unitsd staas& The tw6 weeas
stali.sion q new chairs in the thea
GR9asry and: other rsnairs and reno.
vouon ineidentai to seven years OF
GontlnuOuo operation. The Reopen
III q aauouDceA for Monday. July
III when the big vaudeville program
W11 b headed by Elizabeth nrice'
and Charles King from watch Your
Step.- the DfIlinGham revue. which
ran all tire past seas.n In New York
&0wA1eh had tn initial performances
IN this city.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

income and ruin awaits the family.
when . man with money. but without
honor. makes . bargain with the
woman. and completes the wreck.
Misc Fenwick IL q popular actress on
reel picture finds wide scope for her
talent for emotional display. Or
chestral numbers, solos for Eddie
NcGrafh. . oue-reel comedy and q
series of current news pictures will
complete the program
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
oARnafyK

4 s GA0DaCJx.
IS Yho sixth annual stock season OF
the Jessie Hopstelie company win BE-
4nAngQya1eA Wo0day evening In the
4orr4ck theatef With the 1anedon
4ttehsll cemsdy. The New York
sesiIs e a1 eStaSiisAed esvsrite in.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
s5o657 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Ieal

- ussdwass--Sails.- &l.3a case. al.
ne.iea ware. ti.se bundle. saisaniIsd
bAreed wire. z point $50 per ewt'
sss.a q . aes f eos H. ~ per s sposi
galvanized sheets. - gauge, $40. -
ssass st7s; 80 gauge. SOS. single
$40 S.on' sasss s ,sss eG saa a ,sss
carriage bolts. small, 7Sc. 10 aud 5 psr
cent OF list: large. .oc. 10 and ; per
csnt on fisti 3rss. 1 st,s Ell sI
cent on list: large. Use and on list
HtAes-No. 4 cured hides. Use; No.
J green hides. iSc: No. ! cured o1liA
iSe. No. I xresn bulls, lie; No. 4
hip. Ice; No. cured murrain. ite: No
I Sreen murrain. lac. No. l cured calf.
lee; No. 1 - cen calf. lee; No. l horse
NO SSss ,sii sv 80 $40 NO SSrss ,a hiSs sS
No. z hides lc on; NJ. ktI and calf:
INC on sheepskin -tas ~ amount OF
boiled linseed. sc gal In barrel lots.
Kerosene Tank or iron bar
Ieis; Diamond headlight sic; rer-
fsction. &c. paiacine., s.Se. red crown
Prsvt.tsrs-Mess pork. SIS; FAM
lily. $3.50: clear sacks. sl6 is so:
annexed hams 54iIc; picnic hams.
LIN Giec; bacon, i5E iSe. lard. in
per Id.
ssgsr.-Correeted daily BY w 4
Edgsr 4 Sons; Crystal d7minoes z
tagle tablets. ST. 30. cut LOAF. SIS 40;
cubes. SIS. NXXX pow de ed, iIS.
standard powdered s. 70. sranglated.
extra coarse, $40: graduated. hne.
In bulk. $3.50; granuIated. z5-lb cot
tons. s5..J. crystal domia0 gran. -
ID. eottons tS.S5; crystal domino.
gran. Alb. and s-lh. cartons. in cases.
$3.50. crystal domino. gran. HF
cases. 81 20 diamond A. s540. con-
Petitioners A S5.2S: No. 4, $50 No.
5, S5-i5: No 8. s. 10, No. :. 500;
No NO i,Si. Ss 20 s'isS 3 Ne So i0 NJ gS ri
S4.7s. No. i5. ss.T5; non-caking mix
ture. $3.50. beet graduated, $50 per
100 lbs. household powd.. -. % 10
case. Si.Se. do. IS to case. IS 50 per
case
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
DISCO STARTER
GETS CONTRACT
FROM DENLY CO

The Disco Electric Starter Co.
has been awarded the contract for
electrical equipment for use by the
DENLY Motor Truck Co. This con-
tract represents quite departure
for builders OF trucks and IL was
only after considerable experiment.
ing on the part OF Mr.. Freeman.
chief engineer Of the -Depby Truck
Co., that II was finally decided 10
adopt the Disco equipment. In the
future. the driver Of the DENLY
truck will have all the benefits Of
electric light and self-startlng. just
the same as one enjoys on plea
sure car.
A very unique installation has
been invented and adopted on the
DENLY and users of this truck will
discover that the Disco starting ap
paratus is absolutely foolproof and
can never get out OF alignment
even though experimental on BY
the most unsKflfiu1 -
The other truck companies who
have adpoted the Disco equipment
are the Detroit Package Wagon and
the Dart Motor Truck company. OF
Waterloo. Ia. IL Is said that sew
eral other truck companies intend
also adopting the Disco equipment.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
ONCE PROSPEROUS OSTRICH
HUNTER NOW WEARS APRON
AND IS GRATEFUL FOR TIPS

Friedrich Hoerning was his name
In the Fatherland lie came to
America, and became Fred He
went TO South America, and the
government Of the republic of Ar
gentine naturallzed him into Don
FREDERICK lie went to Canada, and
there he became known Az
Now we start blcodless story
OF the ravages OF a world war.
Don FREDERICK was person OF
prosperity and OF no little import
ance. In Argentine. Down, almost
In the southernmost end Of South
America, r. the state Of sants erux.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
DETENTION
HOSPITAL TO
Open 0CT.12
New City Institute
Thoroughly Modern
In Equipment

Detroit has added 10 It's growing
list OF public institutions a deten-
ton hospital for the care OF acci-
dent. mentally disturbed and sick
poor cases. that IL the only one OF
It's kind in the country. The new
detention hospital, costing the city
$3.50. COO. will be ready TO receive
patients next Tuesday morning. II
is a four-story. fire proof building al
ST. Antoine and Maoombsts., and
will be operated under the direct
supervision Of the poor commission.
(Continued On Page NiaeJ
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
PRESIDENT
BUYS RING
FOR F|ANCEE
Its a Big Diamond
Solitaire, Set In
Platinum
LOVERS OFF FOR
WORLDS SERIES
New York Puts Seal of
Approval on Mrs.
Gait

ON BOARD PRESIDENT VIII
SONS TRAIN. NEWARK, n. j..
Oct "a big solitaire diamond
ring cleaned on the finger Of the
future mistress OF the White House
when she removed her gloves after
lee ing New York for Philadelphia
today.
The beautiful solitaire. set in
platinum, was purchased last night
by the president. who selected IL
from an assortment sent TO him by
Fifth-ave. jeweler.
isn't 1t perfectly beautiful"
smiled Mrs. Gait as she displayed
the gem, and the president looked
on with open pride and delight.
The woman who IL to- be first lady
OF the land. had many admirers In
New York as she was escorted by
the president in a motor trip up
Riverside-drive. Many followed In
| automobiles.
| Midway mp the drive gust OF
wind sent the presidents grey felt
hat whirling and the entire process
sion was stopped while several per
sons raced for the honor OF return.
ing II. Mrs. Gait sat beside the
president and laughed at him from
under her broad black velvet hat,
somewhat To his embarrassment. as
they waited for the hats return.
Mrs. Gal, wore simply tailored
suit Of black broadc1oth The suit
coat was long and was cut away
slightly in front Her neckpiece
was OF black tlr. and she wore a
large corsage bouquet Of big purple
orchids, the gift Of the president
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
BANKS SHOW.
BIG GAINS.
Financial Houses Re-
feet States Indus
trial Activity

LANSING. Mich. Oct s.-Michi-
gan's Industrial activity is reflected
in a report issued today by State
Banking Commissioner Merrick.
The report shows that the state
banks, 4s9 in number. and the SIX
trust companies coming under the
supervision OF the state banking de-
partment. have gained 37.705.0S427
in aggregate business since June 2s.
when the last report was issued
Compared with conditions q year
ago, an increase Of $3s.315.s6s11 in
total deposits Is shown.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunning q steyeus-

EAST BUFFALO. y. v, Oct. o.
Cattle 30 cars. market slow: prime
$50 $50: plain. t7xsa 77s, best ca.
handy steers. 81 7sGs. fair to soaS
grassers, .ss75NT: prime fat heifeis,
t1I72j; common to good, S575QssO:
best fat COWS, S5.5Ods.50, best butch
er COVE ts.so15.7L. medium TO good.
t7s a5.2s; cutters 80 $50; can
10. good butcher bulls. ss2sass6.
sausage bulls ts.5oqs2s: feeding
steers. ssQ735; stockers, s5sOG7:
mixers and sprinsers. yso11Oo.
Hogs: Is cars; market, strong,
heavy. Ss.sog9: workers.. ts.7sas.S5
sheep. Five cars. steady market
top iambs. Ss.15ag.7s: yearllngs. 8
s5.25ds.
Calves: s5di7.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.--Flour: Ir-
regular and unsettled. Pork. Firm:
die west spot. 5000 $50 sugar:
Raw. frm: centrifusai. ss test. SOL
firm: Gu, Loaf. IS SO: crushed. $50;
powdered. $3.50; granuIated. sLso
Ttsc. Taliow: strong; cit. shc: spe-
eial. Thc; country. h0Skc. Hay:
Irregular: prime, SI.2oG i.2fk; No. 3,
soc a 81: clover. soc0 u.10. Dressed
sSickens. ISL 4, 7c: fowls. ish a
isi4c. ducks. III else. Live pouf-
try Firm: geese, 1sc: ducks. $50
&c. fowls. I3A a Isc. turkeys lao
lsc, BOOSTERS. l2c. chickens. broilers,
i41i5l1c. Cheese: Steady; state
milk. common TO specials. I211shc:
skins, common 10 special, fdi2Hc c.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
CHICAGO nlfTr:R MARKET.
POLICE RAID
HAND BOOKS

The police have now turned their
attention to the handbook men. the
first raids having been made Satur-
day morning. when handbooks con-
Quoted by Floyd Warner and Joseph
Cohen, at No. 311 Woodward-ave.
and SIS woodward-sve.. respective
ly. were put out OF business. About
90 betting slips. calling for amounts
ranging from % cents to $40 were
found. Detectives Frahm and Heff-
ron made the raids.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

Don FREDERICK lived entirely on the
feathers Of the great grey ostrich
OF the Santa Cruz plains.
Six months OF the year-the win
ter months. which In the tropics are
neither too warm nor too cold-Don
FREDERICK and his men pursued the
giant birds who i've and die so that
women might wear plumes upon
their hats. The other sir months
were times of plenty. when the
money that paid for the lives--or
plumes-of ostriches, paid for the
comforts and amusements that are
(Ceosa.ess - sass 11npoos Z.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Health Officer Is On
Lookout For Much
Feared Malady
DISEASE SPREADS
LIKE MEASLES
No AntitOxin DiscOv-
cred AS Yet; Little
Known of Germ

Commenting on statement from
DR. Burkhart, secretary OF the state
board OF health, that the board il
worried over outbreaks OF infantile
paralysis in Bay City. Saginaw.
Flint and GIeenville. Health Oricer
Price said. Saturday:
so far. one or two cases have
been reported In Detroit, but none
very recently. Within. the pas;
month, one suspected case was re.
ported, but investigation showed
that II was not infantile paralysis.
'Infantile paralysis seems TO be
rather general In certain parts OF
the country. In New York state
tContinued 90 Psge NineJ
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

PEfRoGRaD, Oct 9.-In fierce
fighting in the DviLsk region the
balance OF the latest gains have
been in Russia's favor, said an off,
cjal statement issued today. There
was no vital change In positions.
Russian captures include an arm
ored train with 1900 prisoners and
many machine guns Fifteen hum
dred prisoners were taken near
Loutsk and several villages. At
a few points German progress was
admitted.
From the -DFisyyatitza river cross
ings to the Smorgen region pro-
tracted battle was reported raging.
tContinued on Page NiseD.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
viii Open Exclusive Shop.

Theodore " s. Millar. for 70
years with the Newcomb-Endicott
Co, Of this city. has 'oined the
ranks Of the small shopkeepers. and
has added to Detroit's colony OF
small shops. most attractive little
store. Mr.. Millar thoroughly knows
silks. veIvcts and chiffons. and has
stocked his shop with varied as.
sortment When asked what he in.
tended specializing In. Mr.. Millar
said: in the most exclusive pat
terms can md here and abroad
The shop II In the University build
Ing Farmer-st. and Grand River.
ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
|[vVAYS
RECOyER
llntrials Fall OF As
lard Securities
J Rise
oUoyAs, lelS. ~ she New York
,3f'2 3mnnmnow Pest CNnDasy.t

0UoyAe, aolS, ~ she New York
Inuoooug Pest C~asssy.,
~ YORK. Oct s.--openins
1850 irrssulariy, with railway
t(n higAer. but the industrisis IN
1n1 coses lower. today's STOCK
hot contiuued to show the ten
fio6 .of yesterday The initial
10Th In the railway shares con-
ooo pretty much throughout the
61laG.
ons Of them advanced two
1Iou az more. and practically all
>lkem showed increasing strensth
Dnsst1a1 shares received much
attention. and In many cases
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

The foIiowins hrEis are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchanges:
Carlyle q Poyah, w. A. Hainiin q
Co. n. w. Noble 4 Co. W. s. Moss
& Couls Ia wis q. Cotton. w. G.
Reilly 4 Co, Geo. NJ West a Co,
Emmett L. Sprzgue. E. Z. Maccrons
= Co.. A. w. Wallace CO., wm II.
Rose Co. VIM. A Nser q Co. w.
b. Mclaughlin. y. n FELTON,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Bsnsmss Good shipping stock.
u 2542 per bunch.

"a IJQZ per Duncn.
Ueans--Dried Limzs. I a ode II.
Gasiiaewer-ff=TS per on
Csbbage-sl.50 per bbi
Ckees~-Micf hgap fats. lax 1i4kc;
New York s.l- cite: SWISS. $50
e3c. imported Swiss. 35c: linburger,
LIB, i24 izbc: LID. II p a ite. brick
tsc; daisies. 18Th q ise per ID.
Chsstauts--is4 zoe ID.
ez.seGz.is. piums. 81 .2sm 30 per IL
Grapes: Malagas. sI.ss; Tokays. si.2S
O cs:ssss.es--ss.soas Der bbl
Dssssei Cslv~s-Fanc,. sh oisc:
eolamon l16isr per II
yvss. ysss ss.ssesss. s sogsse
ishss. ioc dox. lettuce. 7o975e Du;
parsley. 150 e0c doc cucumbers. hot
house. 81 u 1.2s per doz.. home grown
tomatoes. si,segi u 6u-; bot n1uss
s e"rn sss soc dos s Carrots CSC zoe
Gsspes--Concord.. S-Ib baskets. 90
Siae pe .ss S,, ssp ic sss Der 1s
basket. ponies, I2h 013c-
Honey--Fancy white, new. isq Ise:
amber. ai2c h.; extracted. rose
ID.
the foliopiss prless ' isr eai.s R.y Il
/ timothy siss i. standard t.mothy.
.asgis: i,ghs mixed. rsyis; No =
-. No naissa- sac i Il No |; clover.
sl0aii, rye straw s7.50ds- wheat
and cat straw, $500 per ton.
Limes--si.igWI,2s boz
Mushreoms--isf q soc 10
Orasges-valencias s5.25d SIS per
pox.
Onsers--si.I5dJ.2s per 1o-ib sack:
Spanish onions. 81 rs 6sf4J r~r crate.
Pesches---Fancy. poe; a. A. T5c: A.,
scmeoc: Is. 500 35e pr 80
r;ne.pp,ss--rlorida 81 per crate:
| Pet.tces = Minnesolas. sSg7oc.
MIchigans. s0Ms5c Per. sack.
revitry--springs. l41 i5c: leg
horns and light weights, i5h 9ltc;
hens lsHditc; So, hens. ila
LIS; ducks. ~ giSe' spring tur-
SWEET Petssoes--Jerseys. si.4o per
bu, sa.to per bbL; yirginias. t2.5oa
ass per hbl.
JoBBuS0 PRICES.
ca.sei csea.--App,sa isgs;to
Tim. beans ,iSf.ss. c Coz FANCY fancy
1aiss. ylis; sisndsrd: zoe; Tasl.
|(44 O.So. standard. ~; baked. 500
amSn bseksye tai. s2.ao; nat.
m e si Tou. ices ILL. ls' A Als.s.
kat p1(s. ~ ssFly JnEc. also. nlftsd
80 :, sSh|nl Price. a Dbl.
SSHfso Az IND ma 3fSasc 80 5a ss ms
T; g; 81: r. e -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamery. extras. &c:
nrsts. nc: dairy. ale. packing stock.
lsc per To-
Eggs Fresh receipts. candied.
cas- included. CSC, current receipts.
e4c per doz. Receipts saturday. l,5o7
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

young Americas. I5c. Live poultry
Fowls iiGI3xc: ducks. i2ni3c
geese, Tia ice; springs. l5i4c. turks
lac. Potatoes. Michigan. 52H 5sci
Ohfos s5Hszc New potatoes: Re-
ceipts 90 cars
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill.

CHICAGO. Oct. s--Hogs: Receipts
sSoS and af s"tes s.rc"s Is ssns saod
heavy. ss.osa $50; rough heavy. tss
Mss: light, S7eoasts: pigs. 3s.7s
also. Cattle. Receipts. 300: market
mostly 70 10 3oc higher; beeves. es.zs
Texans, fs.s0a5 as calves. ssfff2.
sheep: Receipts. 500; market. weak
native, s5.s06sI5. western. s5.75m
s.ss; lambs. tas7s. western. t7z5
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Youth 10 Missing.

William II. Barney, OF No. Ill
Harmon-ave.. has ASKED the police to
help him In his search for his son.
c. r. Barney. 10 years old. who dis
appeared. Sept. 30. Barney says that
his son left home. intending To look
for a new room for himself and his
father on Fourteenth-ave. He did
not reach there. and none-of his
friends have heard from him since.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Produce Market

Except that both peaches and
poultry were on the sick list the Sat
urday produce market had no special
features Poultry has shown accurnu-
iattng tendencies for several. days.
and while the days receipts were
light the total offerings were greater
than the capacity Of the market.
Peaches have simply worn out their
welcome. Everybody has been filled
up with them, and the supply Is
continuing long after there - a place
TO put them. As a result some here
tofore unheard Of prices are being
quoted. Apples and pears are steady.
Melons are gone. and oranges are
again attracting attention.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Oct s.-Close; Wheat
I he'd an opening advance on SATURDAY
, which the bears called reaction.
! IJyerpool did not decline. IL was
exnecfed that the English marker
would follow the American slump. Out
/ IL held steady,
opening TrrG eif@- ss--.-.- Raj ksi IA
| Arr FOR time. but did not show any
early tendency TO make further
gains. Southwestern reports told OF
farmers. but the grain Is going TO
mlllers who are having heavy de-
Jnana for nour. Present weather all
over the wheat uelds Is favorable
and the higher priees are expected 10
bring OFT more wheat. sharp de-
crease r. stiIl shown In the spring
wheat movement Duluth and Mn
aaapal4S lad hq7 cars on saturday.
can.nared with t.lSb week ago.
The government report MAKES a
favorabi, showing for spring wheat.
The three northwestern states are
credited with 216. goo. Gee IN OF SIN p
ping wheat. This is 2S.oeo.o0e bu
more than Indicated "A month ago and
SEQ 6B6. 600 bu more than indicated a
NINTH ago and l--.oe1,OVo bu In eN-
cess ~ a year ago.
Demand COR spring wheat Is UNI
usually heavy Minneapolis u said
10 o. sfIPpinE about e03 cars "a day
10 Mills in the winter wheat states.
Minneapolis mills are grinding hcav-
tly. but ihr hour Is nearly all for DO
nestle use.
rarf Of the ..rSSiou, but wheat was
freely offered British buyers appear
10 have been securing good deal OF
u heat very quietly and an increase
iIght supplies aud are active buyers
Wheat was tiFm at the opening and
easier AT the finish At the close
cash was unchanged and the futures
werc hane higher:
Wheat u6otaiions-Cash No. 2 red.
si.i0fs December opeaed with an adj
vance * nc Al N,isis and ruled
steady all session May opened at
sii5 and rlosed at ,l.Iis. No. 1
white, t1.u5 =
Coarse grain quotations; Corn
Cash No. ;. sSl@c No, yellow. ssise.
nats--Standard. $40: No. white, asc;
ssr Ryc--S'ash No. ?. ssc Beans
Immediate and prompt shipment.
$50 bid; October. s9.e5 bid Clover
spot. LIE October.
Prime spot. $40
Receipts OF wheat SATURDAY: Win
nipsg, i.slg cars against 40 a year
ago; Duluth. 5zI cars. against Sst;
ise cars. against is5: south
west. 3s6. 600 bu. against AL 900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
lay. 4s9. coo hu-
Primary wheat receipts. l.s4o.9oo
pa, against t.se7.6c0 bu q year ago.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat-
irday were 1.0ca bhls OF -four. ears
II wheat. Il ~ corn - Of oats and
~ rye Shipments were Loco bbls
81 Hour. s,aeo bu OF wheat. 9.i0e bu
70 corr and Ia. 900 bu OF rye. Stocks
Ire 1856 500 bu OF wheat i34.Sa bu OF
.orn. sT5.5ee bu Of oats and 1850
~ OF rye.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
chicago GRAIN.

CHICAGO. III. Oct s.--Opening-
Wheat: December. down NC; May.
down fAc. Corn: December. down
&C: May. down sc Oats: December.
-unrhanrrd.- May up A1e--F Prov ssssSs-
steady.
Quotations by Paine. ,webber a Co.
Oct .: Open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

Receipt. 1900: 8. higher; yorker.
hesvies. 81; rcushs. s1,asg7.so. stays:
1850. Cattle: Receipts cars. slow
csipss s cars. aow ana steady; lambs
to-: ss.ss sSfslvs' neees'lss lee.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Detroit Stocks Elk.

These quotations subject 20 COM
mission charges.
Active steekA
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

Rats destroy every year at least a
twentieth part OF the sugar cane In
Jamaica.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
NEW YORK. COTTON MARKET
quotations by Paine. Weber & Co.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct s.--Bar silver.
London. s3S pence. Demand sterling:
1919.
new YORK BUTTER MARKET.
NEW WORK. Oct. 3.-Butter:
IuIet and easy. receipts. s.331:
crearper. extra. ssc: state dairy. tubs.
Il n ~ 2sizc, imitation creamery nTsts.
Quiet; receipts, l.0ss. nearb white
fancy. az "a soc; nearby mixed fancy.
81 u sec; fresh Hrvts. % a 36c.
CHICAGO M f,rr:R MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct s.-Butter: Extras.
ga. m27iac, nrsts. use; dairy extras.
s3i1 ~ Csc. firstE. Il Il II s3c- Eggs:
a25hc. Cheese: Twins. I3A 0i4c;
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

PriutinG-the plain neat kind--thst
In riaht-rsm~s Job Dept--unin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
SERBS CHECK INVADERS
NEAR BORDER; GERMANS
LOSE HEAVILY IN WEST
Counter Attacks Cost
Lives of Thousands,
Says Paris
By UNITED PRESS.

ATHENS. Oct. 9.-That 6uI-
qaria will invade Serbia within
two days was Indicated by Sofia
dispatches today.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 9-The
kaiser 10 about to leave for the
Serbian war front, II was re-
ported here today from Berlin.
PARIS, Oct. $50 declsively
have the Serbians defeated the
Austro- who tried to
capture the seigrade-constanti
nopie road, today's dispatches
from NIsh asserted, that II was
predicted no farther advance
would be attempted until Mar
shall Won Mackensen Is heavily
reinforced.
LONDON, Oct. e.--Neaotis-
tions for assurance that Greeee's
benevolent neutrality" will per-
nit further landing Of allied
troops at saIonika to aid Ser.
bia were progressing today be-
tween here and Paris and
Athens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-05
In the Camp of
Sore Arms

HOUSTON Tex. March S.--Pitchee
Pol Perritt arrived in Marlin today
and reported 60 John y McGraw. He
was bVouGht in by Scout Kinsella from
Shreveport and becomes No. 20 in the
New York Nationals hurting corps.
Perritt asserts that no has returned
TO The Pittsburgh club every penny
of the salary advanced him and that
he is under no obligations to the Fed.
erals
kinsella turned in yne pitchers New
York contract. which runs for two
years, and replaces the st, Louis cone
tract which McGraw signed Perrtt 10.
Larry Mclean and Davis Robertson
We're additional arrivals today There
are now ~ players IN camp and Paine
ero is The only absentee.
II Is TumOred tonight that Miller
Higgins. manager of The Cardinals,
Will arrive in Marlin in few days.
and that he has designs on Outfielder
Robertson in "a claim OF equity for
Perritt