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The Adair County news., 1915-03-31
For the season of 1915 will offer for public service
Ball Chief 1906, A. S. H. r.
At SOS 90 to insure
Living Colt.

DESCRIPTION:-BanC Chief. in is a rich red chest
nut and snip pastern white years DID, Is
hand high, has long slender apering
has extremely long thin blady neck
of his perfectly formed withers in faultless and
perfectly to his beautiful head pair
large clear expressive He has high
TAIL which he carries at all times suit the
He has good short back and feet and
legs He nicely broken and gated goes the gaits
most attractive
BALL CHIEF has for his sire the champion Montgomery
1851 Chief &c. by Harrison Chief 1906 he
by Clark Chief $780, by Red Squirrel
3d. End dam Juela c. by Jewell Denmark 20 by Washing
Denmark 81 Ord dam Dew Drop rs 4th dam
by Cabers Lexington. He has himself breeder of
hgh-cass and in worthy your careful con-
sderaton.
Raven Bird $3.50 A. S. H.R.
By Red Bird G. 1856. he by Joe Brown 1885, by Cabes
Lexington 1924. he by Gst'sBlack Hawk Authaa
Thompson $685. by Ottawa 2a by Red Squirrel dam
Nellie Ray by Thompsons Lexington he by Cabes Lexng
3rd dam Stella Denmark by Caldwels Denmark 4th
dam Bonnie Brown. by Nat BrownsL
Raven Bird is beautiful mahogany bay. full hands
high he has the best of eyes, legs
tful head and neck. well tall which he
carries perfection. He speed style
action and the most perfect disposition of any stallion
handled. He distinct gaits and goes
them all in attractive note from his
breeding that he has for his Bird who
has perhaps sired many hgcass sale horses as
stallion in Kentucky. and side to
Cabes Lexington conceded by all hosemen one of
the greatest sres that lived is one of Red
Birds and has proved an excellent
breeder and have believe that if he is
given opportunity he will make reputation equal to that
of his worthy sire Service fee $1,000 living colt
am prepared to take of mares me from
distance. Mares pastured ten cents fed
month In all money due and be paid when
bred other stock traded parted
from neghborhood. All stock will personal at
tenion and due will be taken prevent accidents or
but will not be responsible should any occur
A. S. Chewing,
--z Columbia, Ky.
The Adair County news., 1915-03-31
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE sI.oo PER YEAR
WE'D. NIGH. 81, 1915
Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

We are autharized to announce f. A. Strange
candidate for circuit clerk of Adair county, SUBJ
ject to the Democratic primary to be held in
August
The Adair County news., 1915-03-31
CHAS. s. HARRIS, EDITOR.

Entered at the Columbia Post-office as second
class mail matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
FURTHER HEARING
HELD ON LAKE
AND RAIL RATES

WASHINGTON. March 2T.-The
interstate commerce commission to-
day decided.
To give time for further hearings,
suspended until July 81 the middle
western railroads proposed new rail
and lake rates to Minneapolis
Extended from March 81 until
Sept. 80 the suspension OF new rates
and regulations on the stopping Of
cars in transit 20 complete loading
or partially 20 unload
Held the proposed increase In
rates on grain and grain products
from Minneapolis and 81. Louis rail
read points in Iowa and Minnesota
10 Rock Island points in the south
vest justified and vacated their sns.
pension. Suspended from March %,
to juno 81. the proposed new SEIZED.
uIes. which would increase rates
from half to I i-2c per 100 pounds.
or lumicr and other forest products
from Michigan 70 Ohio and Indiana.
and from wisconsin to Michigan and
other states.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29

our aggressive life insurance COM
panies know we'll enough that II Is
hardest TO sell policy TO the person
who needs Il most, To sell $500
policy means about as much work
by an agent as to sell one for $1,000.
As the small policy is usually sold
on a weekly or monthly payment
plan. collectors have TO be sent, and
the bookkeeping required is many
times multiplied
So We find the workman who buys
the small policy paying very much
higher rate than is charged the more
prosperous uuyer
Our insurance companies don't
like this apparent e1tortion. and our
lawmakers doat like H. In Massa.
chusetts he savings banks are per
mitted 90 sell policies over the
counter Employing no agents and
no collectors, the Massachusetts, plan
has cut the cost very radically But
few are using e.,
In New. York recently was formed
the Glider Policy association tat No.
los East Sixteenth-stl as a semi
attempt 20 secure
cheaper insurance for the small buy,
er. Established as memorial 20
the late Richard Watson Glider. his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
u. OF Nj. WINS
MIDWEST DEBATE

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March 27.---
University OF Michigan won from the
University OF Illinois here Friday
night in the nrst OF the new mid,
winter debating league contests by a
20 vote.
Michigan took the Affirmative OF
the question Resolved. That In
antitrust legislation. labor unions
should oe exemp, from construction
as combinations In restraint Of trade.
constitutionality waived"
United States Senator William
Alden Smith. OF Grand Rapids. pre-
sided while the judges were Profess
sor Karl Geisler, OF ooeriin. Ohio:
Charles A. Seider and william Fri.
sell. both OF Toledo. Illinois con
tenants tonight were r. D. Leonard.
ID. A. Grossman and W. II. Bye. On
the Michigan team were Harrison
Karr, Dexter: Jacob Levin. Chicago;
Victor Sugar. Detroit.
This Is the first time In the his
tory OF the two universities that
Michigan and Illinois have met In
debate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Local
LET'S CONVICTED
MAN GO TO SICK
PARENTS BEDSIDE

Harry c. Kadlits. confidential
clerk in the cashiers once Of the
Michigan Central railway. who was
sentenced, Thursday, TO q year In
Jackson prison for advertisement Of
s27.64 from the once. was sum
moned before Judge Phelan. Satur-
day. and granted stay OF sentence
for two weeks that he might 60 70
the bedside of his mother who 10
said TO be critically Ill.
A sister OF Kadlitr appealed TO
Judge Phelan. stating that the young
mans mother would die II her son
were sent to prison. as she cried
for him constantly.
you 60 10 your mothers bed
side. young man." said Judge Pie
Ian. Your appearance there will
probably do more for her than all
the skilled surgeons can do. Then
you come back here In two weeks"
Kadlitr. who lives at No. 500 Vine
woodaye.. and Is ~ years old, was
given a bitter scoring when he was
sentenced. JUICE Pheian upbraiding
him for trying to gain freedom for
himself by his attempt to throw sus-
picion on another empioye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Your Money
Getting Rid Of the Life Insurance Agent
BY JOHN N. osklsoN

association has cooperated with the
reputable companies to advertise a
Glider policy"
Employers are asked 10 distribute
the literature OF the association
among their workers and encourage
them TO 40 10 the Offices where The
Glider policy can be bought. Rates
are hxed on the basis OF cost. With
the LOADING OF agents commission
and collection expenses omitted.
Il is new movement that ought
TO have generous support II Is
absolutely wrong TO make the poor
man pay higher rates for insurance
than the rich man Nobody wants
such a condition TO last and yet no
company organized as a commercial
proposition can AFFORD 90 give him
the same rates unless he helps 10
eliminate the heavy cost OF solicitors
aud collectors.
some day, in the better-ordered
future. life insurance viii be regard
cd as a necessity. and IL viii be as
easy 10 ge, as the Saturday order Of
groceries. It's cost viii he the same
TO all. and a. low as il can safely be
made
We move slowly toward an ideal
but We DO move
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Y. Nj. C. A. BOYS TO
VISIT THE TIMES

Holy week will be full OF social
and recreationai excitement and
activity for boys OF the Elirabeth-st.
branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Beginning
Monday morning there will be a
series OF games in the parlors and
on the gym floor. followed at p.
m by a hike TO Canada. Tuesday,
a. . a. m. the games will be resum-
ed until | o'clock. when a trip viii
DO taken through the plant OF the
Cadillac Motor Car Co At p. m.
scout patrol leaders will have din
ner In the boys dining room.
An all-day hike will occupy most
OF the boys on wednesday. Others
viii indulge in a series Of games In
the BOYS gymnasium, beginning at
3 a. IN. A series OF contests will oc>
cupy Thursday morning. with a trip
through the Detroit Tunes. Detroit
Creamery and whitney buildings At
/ 80 D. IN. and an employed boys
Easter social at 7:30 p. m.
Executive Secretary Holmer. OF
the boys branch. has evolved a
unique stunt" for Good Friday. The
boys will have Good Friday break.
fast together AZ $50 q. m. and at
that time. possibly. something OF
the meaning OF the day and of the
event Il precedes will be told the
boys by one OF the boys secretaries.
Games will begin in the gymnasium
at 10 q. m.
The Saturday activities viii con.
sist of gymnasium talks by the boys
secretaries on Rihle characters In
the afternoon the grammar school
clubs representing dozen Detroit
and Windsor schools will be engaged
in basketball contests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
GOMPERS WOULD
PREVENT CHICAGO
BUILDING STRIKE

|. CHICAGO. March 27--Samuel p.
Compers. president OF the American
federation Of Labor. and Thomas
williams. head Of the building
trades department OF the organizs-
tion. attended conference Of union
iator leaders here Friday In an ef-
fort 10 bring peace between warning
factions and prevent threatened
t.e-up Of building operations In Chi
caso. MAY /. when number OF
agreements with contractors expire.
The threatened tie-up would AFFECT
more than 100000 vorkmen In -
trades.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
soBsrNG PRICES

gal: Ssssa Ss-ns. i-is. 3 ssoe: Lima
S sfis. .sasaala 900 Table ss sss,. A siss
ssansard. 81: faxed sSS sec. Sal.
mon. sOcksye tail s1so. dat sAse:
Tomatoes. ,i.Is- MarrowfaS peas, 81
ea<ly June. sl.5o. sifted early June.
ss:a Sfsa. . ss,ss. IN ,adf DSs
yzs. rns middltngs. ,Sr. cracked corn.
Fie.r-Jooblns prices. Best Michi-
.sO p ssIslsA, ;iiS: pure ssn rye ,.so
spring patent ssiS per bob. IN papes
n. a:ss-:NaI sI ss eAI s.,n a..
barbed wire. point 81. galvanized
q gauss y55s; 3 saess. si.s; 80
Der dcu ;n sises o, .s osSnl sss. 1s =
and "a gauge. ~ IS. p gauge. sl3o'
,! gauge, s2-Ss. - gauge. 81 20; car
rtase bolts, sUyAii. 7sc, LOG and ; pet
machine 6eis:. smaii 30 ana 5 Der
cent on bst. large. ISc and on list
Detroit Oh Raw lnseed, sse
boiled linseed. ssc per gal In barrel
barrels Diamond headlight. 6 &c. per-
feciion. sue; palaetne. sic; crown
gasoline. 10ac per gal
Previ-ieas- Mess pork $3.50: fam
lily. $3.50 u 70: clear backs tS0
81. smoked hams. l4h 01S@c brisk
cts. iiG iznc; shoulders. lie. picnic
hams. IA q i011c: bacon. 1874 lie;
lard In tierces. lose. kettle render
cd. i7c ID
saEsr.--Corrected daily by " IL
Edgar q sons: Crystal dOmlnoes. =
10. .gs DO. lib, $40. eagle tab
let's. IS; cut loaf. $3.50: cubes. ts.S5
Xxx Pow dsred tss5. standard pow
dered. 1850. graduated. extra coaTEe.
IS so. do. hne in bulk. $40. DO. .25-
10, eottonA tS.is. crystal domino
gran. Alb. and S-lb cartons. in eases.
1870. crystal domino gran. hi case.
ts.S0. diamond A. $3.50. conf~ctlousrs'
n. ts-JS. No. & $50 No. 3. ts.25 No.
g. $50 No. :. 1915 No. ;, ss.ie. No.
3. 1906 No 10. - No II. 1915. NJ.
~. s. 80. No. - t5s5 No. ~ IS s..
30. IS. t5.ss. non -cakinE mixture. o.
beet graduated 1850 per 100 los.
household powd, =. "a 20 case. 81 -,
DO as 10 case. fss0 Per ease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Professional Trading
Results In Ac-
tivity
PUBLIC SEES
END OF WAR
Incidents Of w eek
Have Tended To
Cheerfulness


4 Eveninx Pest Company
NEW YORK. March 27.-This
mornings renewed advance on the
stock exchange. with simultaneous
return OF active trading. was doubt
less due IN large part 20 resump-
tion OF activities by professional
Wall-st But that, IN turn, was a
plain enough consequence Of the
outside public's attitude towards the
market. There is evidence that the
imagination OF this outside con
tingent has been stirred in equal
measure by the fall OF the Austrian
frontier fortress. the Russian ad-
vance In the Carpathians. the enor-
nous figure OF our export trade. and
the Increasing inflow OF gold to New
York city. Whatever definite con-
illusions. as to duration of the war.
may or may not be warranted, the
fnct remains that the incidents of
This present week. taken as whole.
have been snch as to contribute 10
sentiment OF financial cheerfulness.
There II less possibility than usual
of the resultant movement OF prices
developing into any such thing as
Runaway market" for the prospect
Of heavy fcarropean liquidation. un-
der such conditions. operates as a
bsrrier to all but reasonably con-
servative advance This In fortu-
nate element In the situation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29

NEW YORK. March - Flour
Dali ard easier Pork Easy mess.
fisHigsD Lard Ffrm; middle west
spot. s. 500 80 sugar Ray steady
eentrifIzai - test tt.s5 muscorade
80 t@rt tif~ rehned. quiet, cut ioaf.
Sc so crushed. ts1g powdered. - q
e.i6. granulatsd 81 20 n s.95. CC1ee
RIO. No nn SPOT. &c Tah9w
Quiet. city. Sic special &c. COUNTRY.
este Hsy quiet. prime, sic.
No q s1is ds1t clover. s5C TVi 90
Dressed p0uitry plIls turkeys. ~ n
g1r chickenE. fsH Gle. fowls = n
ISl.c ducks. I2Nfsr Live poultry
Dun. geese. fNf ducks. lsU lsr
fowls TTEffar tuFkeys 15m isr.
ru,-rsrH Ice 60 eese: irregular
state milk common 20 specials. - y
d17c skins. common 20 special
r rttsc fJIi skins safe
Butter FIm receipts. 2.ss2
creamery extra. 2fAtc state dairy
tubs. 2sHtsfhc Imitation creamery
hrsts. - IA &c EEgs Quiet; re-
cetpts. IBh74 nearby white fancy
gGe. nearby mixed fancy. goa 2fci
fresh nrstA 1914 fGZt4c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
u. OF M. SENIORS
GUESTS OF Y. M. c. A.

Twentyfour picked students.
selected from the graduating class
at the University OF Michigan. are
in Detroit as guests Of the Detroit
Y. VI. c. A. in a "lifework" confer
ence. All are young men who stand
high in their class work and who
are regarded as promising material
for secretarial positions in the Y. NJ.
c! A. either at home or abroad.
The conference began Saturday
morning Ia the Y. ". G. A. building.
and sessions were scheduled for
the entire DAY and Sunday. A part
OF the first day Of the conference
was devoted toa trip through the
Ford plant and a glimpse Of some of
the 1000 workmen studying English
urder Y. VI. G. A. auspices.
some of the most prominent lead
ers in Y. NJ. G. A. work in this
country are in Detroit 20 confer
With the Ann Arbor students indi-
yidually ard address them as a body.
Charles X. Ober. fellowship secre-
tary OF the international Y VI. c. A..
New York, the man who pointed
John r.. Mott. the. great world evan
gelist, TO his life-work. Is In attend
ance a. are also n. w. White. Y. VI.
c. A. secretary for India. and DR..
Frank n. Burt. president OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. college In Chicago. Talks
before the students by the erecu-
lives OF the local staff are sched-
u!ed. The program includes the
presentation OF every phase OF Y. VI.
G. A. work In America and the
Orient.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
KOVACS DENIES
LEAVING WIFE

Jonas Kovacs was arraigned be-
fore Justice Stein, Saturday. on the
charge Of non-support preferred by
his wife. who came here from Aus
tris. alleging that her husband had
deserted her and her two children.
had since married a widow In New
Jersey and was living with her and
her son In Detroit.
Kovacs was arrested when he 70
turned TO his work In the Studebat-
-r plant. He was indignant when ar
raiEned.
MY wife left me. two years ago.
aud went back 10 Europe" he do
clared
He was sent to Jail to await bis
hearing. Monday. ball being fxed
at $500, with one surety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
ouotations by Hayden. Stone a CO
Mar % Open High Low clos
CHICAGO GRAN REVIEW

CHICAGO Mar 27-wheat prices
broke sharply at today's opening
when there was general cornrn lssiou
selling. A. t147is. titsG AMI
ft.0TL MAY and July showed over
might recessions ~ n q &c Septen-
Der unchanged, A sudden buying
movemen: followed the break. later
sent prices up over the opening 1c
on May. 1uly and September remain
ing unchanged.
Carn prices were unchanged 10 =
fraction down at Opening There va
Hight trading on both sides ~ the
market with the majority % traders
selling al prices later dropped IN
7tL 0T3Tsc. which represented reces-
sionr rom opening 90 from = n 4 r.
Easier rr'ces were also noted in
oats today. At opening prices were
down y a Nc from yesterdays close
Later there were rccssstons Of from
Y n NC.
Scattered demand and ught receipts
caused slightly higher provision
prices today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnizg a stevens

EAST BUFFALO. y. H.. Mar. r..
cattle Receipts. i've cars market
slow choice 70 prime steers. ys50
0S..5. fair 10 good. S7TSGsG5. pIain
and coafse. sI508TsS. choice TO
prime handy steers 81 5a1S. fair TO
good, 81 40: light common. ysso9
!. yearIIngs. $TT5Js50s prime fat
heif~rs. stG75a. good 6utcherlnx
Matters, 81 5047. light heifers. $3.50
s.25, best tat COWS IS 50d1 .~od
bntehertng cows. s5.5eGs cutters
s650gs. good killing bulls $3.50
SIS light bulls stT5a525
Hogs Receipts. 80 cars market
lower. heavy. sT.25: workers. $1,000
49, pigs. S53sta.
slow. ton lambs. sle.5O0f0r5. year
lings. s99gss, wethers. ysTSug.
ewes. sSHSg5
Calves t5Gis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29

DIED.
ABBOTT Mar 10. at residence OF her
son. Harry Abbott; iss Hishland-
loved nnothsr Of Wilbur and Harry
Abbott and Mrs. Alice Smith, OF
San Jose, Cal Funeral notice la
ter Cincinnati. o.. papers please
copy.
beloved vile OF James T. cowhsrd
Funeral from her late residence.
37tS Navy-ave Monday. Mar. 10.
~ SIS and TO Holy Redeemer
GRINDLEY--Mareh 81. 1915, Mrs
Elisabeth. aged 80 years, beloved
MeB, Joseph and Mamie grindiey:
Parsons-st,, Monday. March 10 al
.. m interment at WOODLAND
cemetery,
GREENwALD--Msr. 2s. at residence
ans Putnam ave, Mary Ann, below.
mother Of Mrs George d. Withse
and J. A. Creenwald Funeral SER
vices from residence Monday after,
noon At , o'clock. interment Rose
land Park cemetery
HIGGINs--Mar. IS. Johanna. wife %
the late Mathew Higgins. Funeral
from residence OF William Yarr.
al seventeenth-st. Monday. Mar.
q, a, . O'Clock and e. vineenrs
MARTIN-Mar. rs. 1918. Lillian. aged
year and months. beloved daugh-
ter OF Peter r. Martin and Rose
tnee Giroux). Funeral Monday
morning from residence. 80 Trow-
bridge. Time later.
wILLARD--Mar Is, at the residence
Of his daughter. Mrs Nellie q. Lane.
li3gA Hancock-ave. west Jonathan
p. Willard. aged ~ years. Funeral
Monday At 10 a. IN. from Boulevard
Congregational church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
LET
DEVIL WIN
Deliberately Handicap
Selves, Pastor Tells
Lenten Audience

The devil wins half mis- battles by
reason OF the advantages given him
the handicaps people place on
themselves" said the Rev. NJ. 3.
Rice. speaking In the Lenten ser.
vices in the Detroit opera house. Sat
urday noon. from the text, Take
care lest thou givest Satan an ad'
vantage over you"
Men think they're strong" said
the speaker. and In the pride OF
their strength they go forth saying
unto the world. III just give you a
little handicap. And that's the way
the devil gets them.
The best protection against sin Ia
ignorance. I don't care what people
may say TO the contrary. there are
some sins In relation To which In
nocence Is synonymous with igno-
rance. The mere knowledge OF a
whole lot OF things Is equivalent %
committing them.
IL - weil-knoWn ECONOMIC tact
that the welfare OF society depends
on the welfare OF the individual
the individual Is the brick out OF
which society IL builded.
Il have heard lot OF people ar
guing about personal liberty, Per
sonal liberty h all right. but per.
sonal liberty ends right where the
other fellows rights begin. lndiyid-
ual liberty should always be subor'
dinated TO social liberty It's a dis
grace to our country that. in the
name OF personal liberty. grogshops
which blow a perfect sirocco Of
death into the faces OF our young are
permitted TO exist"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Welcomes His Wife Into World.

MONROE. Mich, March 27.--Dr
Orion J. Fay. prominent Carleton
physician. is being sued by his wife.
Zoe, for divorce. She 10 30 years
younger than the doctor. she alleges.
and further states that he was the
attending physician at the time OF
her birth.
some months ago contract COW
ering the property rights was made
and later repudisted by the wife.
The case IL IN progress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. March s7--Close, Every
body in the grain trade appeared 10
be bear AZ the opening on Satur-
day. Prices were lower for both
wheat and the leading coarse grains
Trading was not active and there was
not much early news
Plate cargoes are fresly offered in
England. but offers from India are
arm. American winters are well
held The spot market IN Liverpool
Peace runors are current but Liver
pool claims that wheat supplies are
inediauate for the worlds needs
Speculative buying 10 limited Both
wheat and corn were lower
One northwestern mill reports re-
eeiving many cables on Friday re-
sulttng IN sale % 3Sa0 hhis- 90
-four 10 the United Kingdom. Export
demand was small on Saturday. an
eign business. Russia reports ahund-
ant supplies and an easy market
Much OF Fridays peace talk WIS
denied on Saturday and recent
spesehess b. gromins a m men a,I ~ Eng,
hope for an early settlement Of their
differences The general feeling
among commission men Is bearish.
Trading on Saturday was rather
The market had short turn OF
nrmness following a week opening
and later declined closing TIC for
July and NC for cash and May low
Corn lost Ic. oats ie and rye 1c.
Timothyseec declined Ice. :,
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
sitsM: May opened with decline
OF ie At ~, touched 81 80 and De,
s sass ot 70 VI Al 81 so,. sa~snesd TO
yi.3ih and declined 20 si.eoz: No I
white. si.4ik
Coarse grain apotaiions.corn:
c E: a,t 10 40 ii y.ri Ss tie Seno~ cars
Oats: Standard. size: No. white,
n car az SIC. No 4 white. sec.
Rye. Cash No. :. sl.is.
gssn .,,, Ied ,sss S ss1ms sos and
Cloverseed. Prime spot and March.
isis: October. IS: sample red. 80
hays al s7-7s. 20 At G,2s: prime al.
.iks; $3.50: sample aisike. bags at
Timothy: Prime spot. s2se
Receipts in the Detroit market
SATURDAY. included 1909 bbls. OF -four.
~ cars OF wheat, > OF corn. Of oats
and Of "a, ~, Wa nas r., ~ vs Ssre
$4,000 bu. OF corn and 1850 bu %
oats. stocks are n 1900 bu. Of wheat
SOS. eco bu. Of corn. 1900 bu. OF oats
4.oee bu. Of barley and 1900 bu- OF
rye.
Liverpool wheat closed y q va and
corn I'D lower.
Receipts Of wheat on saturday
Southwest. 14T. OSn bu-. against ios.oN9
bu a year ago! Duluth. 81 cars,
against 10 Minneapolis, 81 cars.
against 40: winnipeg. 80 ears.
against 40: Chicago. % cars against
Primary wheat receipts were sss.-
600 bu. against sls.o0s bu- year
ago.
day, 53s. 600 hu-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Ialled Cor non.support.

John Marks. who took 10 cents
that hi wife was saving for milk
for the baby. and bought cigarettes
with the money. was found guilty of
a non Import charge In Justice
stein's court Saturday. and was sen
fenced TO SIS days In the Detroit
House Of Correction. his earnings TO
be turned over 10 his wife:
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TURKS TO PROTECT
MISSIONARIES

NEW YORK. March 27.-Ths
Presbyterian board Of foreign mis-
sions today announced they had
been assured by the state depart.
ment that the grand virier OF Tur-
key has ordered Turkish troops to
protect Christians In Persia from
further outrages. This information.
II was stated. came from Counsellor
Lansing. OF the state department.