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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

/
sion of umpiring when he asserted
his indicator men are good as any
/ of 'em.
/ The Mobile club of the Southern
| league has gone into the hands of re-
| ceivers. The receivership followed a
| failure of the stockholders to agree
upon a reorganization plan after all
available cash assets had disappeared.
Grover LoudermiIk. of St. Louis,
has a brother. Louis Loudermilk. who
| is being given a try out by the Detroit
Tigers OF all the names that adOru
the roll books of ball clubs there
Loudernilk, Bonnie Bostick and Larry
LeJeune-
Six managers in the American
breach of neutrality He sold ComlS-
key a forty-tWo- centimeter gun.
Fred Toney deserves a prominent
place in the archives of baseball He
has won three games in a row in
spite of the fact that he is pitching
for the Reds.
Fred Frankenhoff. of Atchison, who
tried out for n position on the Savage
team this spring and who is just re-
covering from an appendicitis oper-
alton will shortly join a team in the
Western association.
Female students al Tulane seminary
who are going in for prize fighting
on an extensive scale are said to be
betting boxes of candy and pairs of
gloves on the bouts The girls permit
only one male to be present at their
ringside, which shows that they are
not as good sports as they pretend
to be.
The one male who is thus honored
by the fair pugs of the Southlands
physical director. And it is safe to
say that if the fad spreads to other
schools there will be more physical
directors looking for jobs in these
schools than there are dead Germans
in Galicia-
And now Topeka has another golf
course, another one in addition TO the
Country club, the Shawnee and the
Gage park courses 1t is located in
sumably caddies, have accumulated an
assortment of golf utensils and have
made a sort of course on the street
parkings. The name of the club and
the requirements for membership have
not been learned.
The Federals announce that they
have raised million dollar war fund
and that they expect to begin some
new tactics against o. B. in a short
time. Harry Sinclair, owner of the
Newark club, is said to have the mil
lion now in his possession, and it is
understood that the former Okla
homan will be entrusted with the task
of making things warm for the other
major leagues
President Tebeau started something
when he released John Titus and
Lefty George, who claim Iong-term
contracts that are ironclad and have
sued to compel Tebeau to live up to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

The Mobile club of the Southern
league has gone into the hands of re-
ceivers. The receivership followed
failure of the stockholders to agree
upon reorganization plan after all
available cash assets had disappeared.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
SPORT WHEEZES
Being PurIoined Dog Meat, Prune
Pies, Lemon Sandwiches, Etc
(By Clug)

There are those who think O'Neill
said terrible thing about the profess
sion of umpiring when he asserted
his indicator men are good as any
of 'em.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn-Score: r H F
Cincinnati. ..........
Brooklyn
Batteries: Benton. Ames and Win
go: Douglas and Miller.
Summary: Two base hit-Killifer
Three base hits-Killifer, Groh. Home
run-Myers. Stolen bases Herzog.
myers, Cutshaw (2). Bases on balls
ton, 4; by Ames. 1; by Douglas. A.
Umpires-Quigley and Emslie.
At New York-Score: r H f
S enc, --..--.-'.---.- i
Batteries: Lavender and Bresna-
han; Perritt and Doom.
Summary: Two base hits-Robert-
son co, Doyle. Three base hit
Doyle H m u n-Saier: Stolen
bases -Robertson, Schultz. Bases on
balls-Off Perritt, L: off Lavender, l.
Struck out-By Perritt, 5. by Schupp,
1: by Lavender, 10. Umpires-Byron
and Eason.
At Boston-Score: r H =
P1ttsourg-
boSto.l:
Smith. Stolen bases Johnston, Carey.
Bases on balls-Off Cooper, 2: off Ru-
dolph, ?. Struck out-By Cooper, 8:
by Rudolph, 6. Umpires-Rigler and
Hart.
At Philad elphia-Score: r H E
Go innings.)
81 LOUIS
Philadelphia - 40 2
Batteries: Robinson, Perdue, Grin
er and Snyder; Rixey and Burns and
Killifer.
Summary: Two base hits-Butler,
Beck, Dolan, Paskert, Whitfield, Me
hoff. Three base hit-Niehoff. Stolen
base-Cravath. Bases on balIs-Off
Robinson, l; off Perdue, 1; off Griner,
3; off Rixey, 5. Struck out-By Rob-
inson. 4: by Rixey, 10. Umpires-
Klein and Cockill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-Score: r. H E
Milwaukee 2
Batteries: Scheneberg and Robert
son; Slapnicka and Hughes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
Tennis at Ernporia Normal.

Kansas City 1T Pittsburg Game
postponed; wet grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
Only one scheduled.

Western Association Results.
Sherman 1; Oklahoma City 2.
Denison 5; Muskogee 2.
McAlester 10; Tulsa Z.
Paris Il; Fort Smith g.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

Grover Loudermilk. of st. Louis,
has brother. Louis Loudermilk, who
is being given try out by the Detroit
Tigers Of all the names that adOru
the roll books of ball clubs there
are few more euphonious than Louis
Loudermilk, Bonnie BOstick and Larry
LeJeune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

Six manager in the America n
league accuse Connie Mack of a
breach of neutrality. He sold Comis-
key a forty-tWO-centimeter gun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
Doctors
Who Are Square

We have proven our cOnten-
ton that honesty, actual ability
and square dealings lead to sue
cess. The day of deception i'm
the business world may not be
entirely past But the day of
false advertising Is gone. OF all
peoples who advertise the doc
tor must stick to the truth and
do as he advertiseS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

Fred Frankenhoff. of Atchison, who
tried out for a position on the Savage
team this spring, and who is just re-
covering from an appendicitis oper-
alton will shortly join a team in the
Western association
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

Fred Toney deserves a prominent
place in the archives of baseball He
has won three games in a row III
spite of the fact that he is pitching
for the Reds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

New York at Detroit-Game post
poned; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

President Tebeau started something
when he released John Titus and
Lefty George, who claim lOng-term
contracts that are ironclad and have
sued to compel Tebeau to live up to
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June Ia 1914
Paving Notice No. l64S

To JA- -. Mccormick Franklin 81
EFft' ~rucut FuKeuta " Thompson. J.
l,uteuE'Veig. " Il Harmon. Malcolm
VI isod " ConstoCk J y a +.
y wallace Frci J Whitney Murton
lHurrh. Mary a . Bri.n md 10 all
other persons OWNING. occupying. or
ptharWi-~ interested In any OF the
lots and sAr. eis 81 real estate In ths
local asaessr1en' district established
hv 80 Common Council 30 feffay the
"NIerseH % grading and paving tho
alley Within ths Boundaries herein
a. forth
The assNssrsnt roll has been COM
r'efrj for dsfraytuR the expense or
paving the alley No 4i,--being the
Rfley ig block between Franklin Nui
Woodbridge streets. from the east
line of - Aubin avenus to the west
.rt Tine - Dubois street. and 10 now
Wit remain Ia fhis rff-e or I'VE
this notice tpv the Inspection 81 all
CONCERNED. Al lots or parcels ~
land abuif.uE on or adjoining tho
snr such Improvement
The BOARD ~ Asressors Viii meet
or Tuesday the s7nd day 81 June.
1913 ~ O'Clock m, - their ONCE
lu The city Hsli and viii remain IN
session FOR q period 90 s'r hours 20
hHsI any person or persons d~sirirx
O. object 20 any as-essnent - made.
BOARD Of ASSESSORS
Py DANIEL l. 1wORTH.
A 1871 President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June i6, 1913.
III Nr.aI ~. LII

To c q Lehman, n Boir. William
Hart John L"hUer. q g. Wrinkle.
August Winter. Sel burn. Yerkss n
~ ! ~. y y , ilJeier. 6 = Isnk J. G..
Thowzrck + J NucscL Graves VI.
Meyer. Evangelical Lutheran John ".
Wick ~ Usnser Thos n Moule. 4.
sclon ~ @ HAmbuTE ). Meyers
bratVpN & T.oWrie = schneider. l..
c Wtrrcrt " g. Grant A sylvester,
Bos- r D. Zamoth. 7 NJ Hurley. W.
4 Muller and 20 all other parsons
owning occupying or otherwise In
terssted fra any ~ he lots and parcels
or real estate iU the local asreasm ent
dlstrlct established ~ the Common
Council 20 d"fray the sEpsnses ~
Eradtng and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth.
The Assrssreur roll has been COM
rIetei for 0efrayinE the expense OF
paving the alley No All being the
alley In block between Baldwin ana
s~N burn avsuu". from the north limo
of RlleN north - Mack avenue 20 SYl-
vsster street and IL now op~n 90 in
spcctlon ~ this office. and will ro-
rthtn Ia this Offce FOR rye days from
ire srst publication ~ this notice for
the inspection - all concerned All
lots ~ parcels % Land sh1tting on.
81 adjoining tho Alisy 80 described.
have been assesEed for such impr ove.
mont.
Tn. BOARD ~ Assessor. will meet
on TUESDAY the 31nd DAY Of June.
1878 A. . O'Clock q. m. at their ofdca
Io enc city Hall and viii remain IN
session f1r y period ~ six hours 20
hear any person or persons desiring
g. object - any A-sessment 80 made.
BOARD OFF ASSESSORS,
Py DANIEL I. DiLNORTH
it-0 President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
PARKE, DAVIS & co.
EMPLOYEES ARE ON
JUBILEE OUTING

With banners and pennaDt7 letter
e1> With silver sl!sten.ag .a 'ao tr.l
liant suns hine 81 one OF fho most ce
uzhtfu! DAYS the summer soasou o.,
1918 has known. the annual eAoar
sion Of the Parke DAVIS 4 co EN-
2!Oyes left, WedIesday morning Tor
Tashmoo park. on Tho steamer
Tashmoo and Greyhound The OK
cursion marked the twenty fNh an
nual outing 81 The company FOR its
employees. hence the silyer-letterei
banners
The FIRST excursion was given
June d. 1891, " Walp0le island on
the steamers Sappho and Fortune
tho employees ~ thc tig iaboraJoric-
numbering coo, which number, aug
mented by tho families az the ON
ployes. Jus, comfortably filled th'
two boa,- = ednesday. june ls
1918. Tho Tashmoo aid Greyhound
with passenger capacity 81 @.h"'
and 3 900 respectively, were crowded
with men. women and children
The TashmOo leff fha White star
line dock a. Guswoldst. aud On,
Greyhound The Joseph Campau docH
both boats calling AZ yvalkoryllic foi
the employees % the Canadian plant
OF the company.
For the excursion every ompl0y'
Was given a free ticket. and the mar
ried men also received free ticket.
for their wives and children de-
penden, upon them. while all chill
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Your Money
Pertinent Questions About Railroad Bonds
81 JOHN N. oSklsON

Ten questions Vere presented FOR
study 81 committee ~ ,Ac Invest.
ugat Banker, association az a re-
cent meeting az the board ot guN
s-uors TAey relate 20 the safe
..e-l.as % Investments iu railroad
bonds They sUgs go owners
~ money tae NeakDesses OF a form
= .ayrs ga.ent witch has lonS been
popular and a need fer caution
They we're
Saould railroad bonds % pro
tectet BY sinking funds. and 20 0hs,
eN'sni'
To whst extent should bond
"a issued % pay for new property
Should re;gntins bonds Pc Is.
sr~i 10 take Mp esn,puen, oh.'z0-
tons /; SO. how en- tie value -
the equipment 10 maintained
throughout the lie Il long ume
bond
l. 9, economically sound tc is-
sue bonds on railroad property ran.
n.ns tor Too years when the useful
ness o, that property az ;Aat u,are
dare cannot 20 tstarm.neG'
8 IN rsii-oa! mortgages sccrr
!Ug Nond issues. should t Ne pro
yided that the road spend definite
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
N0TICE--ALlEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June 10. aefH
Paving Notice No. l649

TO II. A c7eisnd EliSsesth WI
Cass J n HIATT II n a c. Eatpni
Henry poty Est, A r. noty, Geo. w.
Cox chss r huys,s, n chprohilt
= schlo-s. w r. Holiday, Katharine
: Dith. Andrew Mark. Hall u. Smith,
George VI Savage. Fannie l. CarteN
r = webb. Marie w. Lowrie. ChaA
r stephenson. and 20 all other per-
sons owning. occupying. or othsrwtss
Interested IN any OF the lots and pars
men, district establish.d by the Com.
mon Council 20 defrey the sxpcnse4
Of grading ard paving the alley With
81 tho boundaries herein set forth.
The Assessment roll has been com.
pletsd for detrayinE the expense OF
paving the alley No. ti3-being tbs
east and west alley In block between
port and Parsons streets also ths
north and south alley hrst east OF
Case avenue. from Parsons street,
Hou'hsriy 20 east and west alley. and
&. now open 20 inspection 81 this OF.
fee. and viii remain In this Office for
FIVE days from the nrst publication
OF this notice for the inspection Of
all concerned All lots or parcels OF
land abutting on. or adjoining The
alley 90 described. have been assessed
Tor such Improvement.
The Board OF AHsessors will meet
on Tuesday the 22nd day Of juno
AZ . o'clock q, m. At their ofnce 10
session FOR a period OF sir hours "a
hear any person or persons fesirins
10 oHjef, 20 Any srseEsment 30 made
BOARD or AssEesORs,
by DANIEL l. DfLWORTH
AIt-3 President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

amount. ag percentage, on the mort
gagged property cor maintenance
Wa, restrictions are dcsir
able vn r,.aaspg bonds
, should not future railroad
wurixIss. Ge issued without dNed
um.t So, 20 'ae noun; ~ bonds
50 a'ca can Pc issued and protection
provided ry stringent regulations as
to tHr- ISSUES
SHt.. H't more stringent
regulations 5s provided IN future
mc-'1ase- a- 90 bonds available tor
tse PM. .Gas, - stu,ks and bonds OF
-oees..s. owning railroads
SaHi nov ne date ~ inter
~! p, -Nvl Az tae time OF Issue OF
any ceres 20 Mortgages
80 should the duties o, the trus
foes .eac .y,h after the details OF
tAe mortgage and bond i>suesl be
enlarged ard their responsibilities
De- Increased
Read over these 10 questions
again. r--. 'Ae,- meaning Is clear
They contain the valid argumen,s
asa.as. reckless railroad borrow
NIX. ara rr ,hr wise investor they
IRE eav-tus 70 q slow IN making
s4r;ay- purchases.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
MARKET IS
STAGNANT
Continental Can Only
\ Active Feature
B of Day

"A NEW YORK. June l6.-The stock
market opened irregular todAs
kWhle some leaders shoN ID frsc-
1onal gains. the majority we're co~a
~ 10 Sc Amalgamated opened ga
~. NJ 10 81, Mexican Petroleum OF
-. a. 76 SIS. Goodrich 90 IS, a. 90.
Matted States Steel Was Up ;. at
LIZ, Reading up 81, at la 80.
The market vas duh most OF the
Asst hour Towards II o'clock trad
Ing picked mp little Prices were
orm. Goodrich was strong .ea.
cure. advancing Is 10 81 IL.
q The market marked time through
sOuf the second hour being prscti.
caliy stagnated Continental Can
fWas the only active feature. reach.
/ 1ng IS "a, a new high record
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Decree Issued After
Parties Reach Agree
ment On Terms
CHILDREN TO STAY
WITH MOTHER
Latter Also Allowed
Substantial Alim0ny
BY Court

Judge Hai.y granted a decree %,
divorce. "Wednesday, To Mrs. sybA A.
Henry. after heg husband. \ Pres ua
Henry. secretary OF tie Standard
Pattern works. had aithdtaVu his
bill. and had attached his signature
10 an agreement upon which tae
terms OF The decree we're based Mrs
Henry gets 8 10000 IN cash and rg--
tody %, her tNo children. aud Henry
il Obliged 10 support tha youu-st O..
until they are - years Old
at Is cauptrfr Nudica,ag nr
me-" said Mrs. Henry. after judge
Ha.ly had brogza, tae seU-aurua.
case 90 a close My husband start
81 out 'o ruin M reputation Ile
has failed 20 30 81. and "a .rr fNau
have me- bun- M SIDE 81 OH, ,a a
before The court. bee has ss.,.ei %.
NY terms am perfectly satisfied
Jgige Hal'y IN tsc decree. stated
tina. Henry had failed 20 saa-t .t't
ale his charges and that a.s wife bad
proven accusations u31" Ia aa
amended cros-r..l Henry charged
his wife slth arurksale-s
by The terms OF 'sy decree. Mrs
Henry Is 20 receive 8 'H l-1u ter
husband Vasn ,1a decree b. entered
Eighteen months a'rr SIR Hag
mus, pay another $1,000 The eaa
iren. Syl. g0eudai.a t..r years
old. and Jaey GODDARD H,sr. 81
months old. arc go -.mala e.ta 'Ha.s
mother Throughout t.. g.a-. 80
'ta exception u' tHc months .f JAN
aa-y and Ja.y. eHsa -ae- tN'he. a.l
have them 70 his care judo. I1aaF
decided thai either father W uof.ar
can y!sH th,m O., aur reasonable.
time.
pgri.g ,ho frs. year after OH. d.
|yorce Henry uav pay g. gnr N..s
;3- 'h- supper ~ '.. children aaa
$3.50 Ta- week during tre E-sor
and 'hird wear. Thereafter Doe m.at
pay So weekly until -ya. 9o,eto
.lyu ts "a years ot aza and after thaf
us garI Jane Goddard 10 "a y-a.
% axe
The Henrvs have reached aa
agreement s- 'o fte division %, 'Far
furniture The tide On ..s.r hand
some yes,d.n.e ~ SO ~ A.-a-ay"
remains N ,he name OF tae husband
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Swinging Fence

AG old Naur sea captain has "a
fu., about h.s home SD constructed
rGa, Dee eau enter anywhere he hap
.yHs 90 h,J ' without paw. ing about
100 the dasa 90 nud the gate The
fence ,e ha,t ut '.t pew doors OF an
Old chur.h u one Of the cape towns
ua g., doors are so arranged
they sN'u- au their original hinges
very frequent intervals
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
1uapic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

dr,u under D. years of age were
carried tree.
AZ Tasamuo rark there viii be a
program of tr.d sports ~ All kinds
Tor men. Women aud children, with
handsome prices for the winners OF
the different events and dancing IN
thr pavilion ca tGr boat ty'p, a me
program pt vocal and Instrumental
music VII he given with the Parke,
Davis a Co Girls Gles club as a
feature
The rashmoo viii leave the park
az 3 o,.ock for Che return TAP, with
tlr Gre, houad following ave min.
u'., later
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Livestock
EAST BTFFtLo LIVE STOCK.
fDuuatnx A ~teyeuaD

FAST pr FF'AID. y Y Jgre - -
Cattle 80 ~ars steady choice 80
prime steers. q -tH82 fair o. good
s. seas-s plain Ard coarse $50 e.
CHOICE 20 prime hArdy steers s. 81 =
rs tar 20 good. g -fas lgn'
common. SIS yearlirzs s. So
prime Fat heifsr- tsdsef good
butcher hA!fsrs s i1U rs cCh' 90
q 561s15 best fat cows s. s}a
good butcherirs cows. as s59 cue
tiers $50 u ranr~rs s. =
fancy bails t1a-2- he-t hu,r-er.r /;
bulls. So -1G- good killing bulls s.
usSo Light bulls So -
Hogs Is cars market SLOW h-a
=, 900 so y3rqers So g.gs 3
-ss
sheer cars market s'as' r
top 'sruhs So 6t25h ysa~iirE
sss0d ~ - wethers. s. fds-5
ewes -STs--t
calves s. Tg5
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
PONTIAC.

Ar-afy-r7 rn . t-arFa 20 gambling
r. house rL Eliza lstt a.. fcu- f1f.
eigrsra we've fgsf q \sa.a trEfertaf
i1 Justice CONT ard raid The atf1
~4ar Hffr. sod fu fFs place |s accused
~ conducting q gambling house and
has Been released ~ 400 bali % APP
pSnr later Cor trial
Tie inafsn Fishing club - Pontiac
10 sI'rdius fre dav IN fhe lakes ~
Oakland county celebrating TIE
opening - the bass season The
Outirg club Will make an excursion
Friday
Prank Moore. OF BAD Are. has been
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Produce Market

The ~s-kr. was '7f-'v vaH ...-
PILED pfft berries - mo va-
kinds thfa morning and AZ enc --
con gov lffar tf 80 f-..r
- -es O. 20 eape - ''''H 'r.'-
tre initial ftRr 'f-si 7ea POS a.H
E'tii coming 20 av-~tss lots r--
soon - -1rr.r v srH1 cars 4u. enc
market 10 lover Melons ~ ..F
kirds srs lu i|Eerai ar'r u' +r
demand Is not ~ I's Ira' - >u
gir y 'lr.r Ia % rr'serfs '..rE lone
4 f.'' line 30 Fre.h srUefa Let Tes
on sale ard NOV re rely Fp4 ~
rare'r pts were no. rrav- -rr --arfrt
fg rE sr1'+ --fHtr tone Al.
th'-gn ~ higher a. p-tce
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

A N,v Yorker ,,st IN hi, VIII y
provision ,hat ,oar5, ~ bread stamp
"t Win bis uBr, should 5e given 20
,he poor and That tbe VIII should be
p.hu-hrd IA ase papers. Heirs have
erred go trraE tho last provision on
-.1.aJ, 90 g,ccutrlglty. bat .as
court has said q must Dee done
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Local

10 hear any person or pcrHons desir-
ting To object 10 any Assessment 30
mate
BOARD OF ASS SsORS,
Py DANIEL 7. plLWoVTH.
A 1874 President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
WHEAT IS
HI G He
General Buying Has
Elevating Effect On
Prices

CHICAGO. June l6-ju,y Wheat
Was up Is and September down 80
when todays trading started Gen
eral buying Vas chiefly responsible
Later there acre further advances
OF from g., above The opening
Corn aas very strong. being high
sr by - lo - thAa yes ertay .
close. a. the opening later. oa
strong buying orders. prices az
vsnced L above The opeH.Es
Oats Mas affected by the strength
In other grain, Prices we're up A.
the opening and vent hisheT later
so -he day
Provisions we're higher on good
demand
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Ritter ANn EGGS.

Butter--reaGery extra &C. s-sts
&c. dairy. 2tc. packing stock Ice
Ier d.
EEg.-Fcess rsreIg ts eases !~-'4i-
- N-sts !ss per dcE Receipts.
Z "a rag-s
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Ample. pafhr'0- s4Tf1s 80
'sts $3.50. Stoels re-. - - n I

hpO';,;c q "a - 80, =. Toi
bhi
ssns,7. GO0A shipping stoce
q - ~r bunch
ID
B.rr4.. reF rarphs--frr ff-- -e-
.t.pf rasa tfqssrarr % ISIS rs- bra.
crb,ay. ~, .ar crate
Cnhhnwr Ney & -sTs ger crate
~ -tigpr vs. r7 Der ioz
CnuIino,,., p, ~ pev sor
"a, ss', Il, Ns~ ySrk r.v -.
irrbargp- 4ttt-e t~rusattc
swiss. isaeIr fa--.r,.t epIss r'.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

!. NEW YORK. JUNE ie--Flour--
Dali lower Pork -Dulf mesa taT
1850. Isrsowfsk m.ddle ws.,
tentrirusei % test, t4S muscovado,
% test 81 -, -eHned. quiet cut loaf.
~: crushed. g. 50. powdered, 80 %.
formulated t6IONei5 Coffee--Rio
city ave; special. &c country s :
4eNc. Hsy-Ea-y. prime. 27ts
No. q o. aios clover 81 q III
Dressed poultry-Quiet turkeys ~
1etc. ducks. 90 g live poultry
vnssttied geese. Toe ducks i2Gisc.
fowls isis - ifc turkeys isri3r'
rnosterS. AZ a i0c chickens. broiiers.
~ N rhc cheese -WeRker. state milk.
common 90 specials, iaaifisc skins.
common 90 special 3Gl2Ec
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
N. Y. Cotton Exchange

NEW YORK June Money on
call. Time rronev = rer cent frr SIX
months; mercantile naper. 80 ~ 49,
rent, har silver london faL Per
cont: demand sfsriirv 4TfA
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
RIVER ROUGE.

~he pive- Rouge InterrafIonal a
ufIt ffa- fra ~ GC-Fau sunday. Jr
'hs Great takes grounds
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

OPENrNui--W wheat f..y -p -
September down e.. corn Fl'5 .1
=. SsFfeu .P - oats July
~ = ~eytvw e. ~ - PROVISIONS
H.Eher
Srgtrm .s 49, Ia Oats l-.y w.
= S.pt~U sr -7 &C.
DETROIT june Is-crau cash
heat .a the ..fr..- r.a.<.r E-
~ FI-her a-H ~ertr- rar sr-F
Chicago was steady o. rw 49, 7e
tome .r L-vtts .-l 20 u"a uet '1 >.
opc rlrs ~ .~s IS g4r-~t ~
red vaes,,
The corn ia. g..'. and -r~ H'
llsw and ~, to- y : ysa-v
Cssts are sg.at R-f steady 80
SIC tor STANDARD i9f5f - Cor Gosh
No : Wh.t~ and o. y - "a f-r N
Rys : steady a, ttts tor cash 40.
Beans A-e inactive al easy ~ 81 -
for immediate Au1 prompt - pm "a
and g3I5 tor fuIy
Clover seed > inactive an s,es,ty
October and s. IS t3r prime ala Ss
Dram receipts a, chicago wsi-s.-
day Wheat, - cars corn. - csTs.
:. p;s-r - ~h~a; n ch.raso opsn~a
"Wednesday AT s. and Gag.
a. uss-s7. July corn 9Te7~3 a.
spo, wheat ~ Liverpool 5re-ea
On hanged 70 . lower and corn "a
2 Cher
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
Member the Time

Sath NoO WOULD ST.
hLl oAS( al ALnAv Az
NOT GET A n8slE
EVeAD NoD VAS AApp,/
JUST IA SANE. blASHrgtir
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
New York Stocks.

= Quotations by Horrelov~r 4
weeks. June Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Ford Motor Company Returns
100000 to Virginia Owners


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