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Arizona republican., 1915-09-20
Acre City News
BY HOPE EDISON

The many friends of Mrs. McRill will be very sorry to learn of her serious illness. She was removed to the hos pital recently where she was operated on for appendicitis.
 MT Guiness and family are moving from the Wilson road over on the Me DoWell road. We did not learn who was to occupy the place vacated by them.
 Mrs. Paisel and children motored to Gila Berd to spend the week with MT. Paisel, who is employed there
 Opal Whistler was the guest of little Dorcas Edson Saturday.
 Saturday was not a particularly busy day in Acre City but 446 outfits passed the store between 30 and includ- ing bicycles and horsemen.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-20

''TIZ" makes sore, burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away go the aches and pains. the corns. eallouses, blisters. bunions and chil- blainS-
 TIE" draws out the acids and po1sons that puff up your feet. No. matter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your feet. "TIZ" brings restful foot comfort. "TIZ" is magical, grand, wonderful for tired. aching, swollen, smarting feet. Ahi how comfortable, how happy you feel. Your feet just jingle for joy; shoes never hurt or seem tight.
 Get 25 cent box of "TIZ" now from any druggist or department store. End foot torture forever wear smaller shoes. keep your feet fresh. sweet and happy. Just think! a whole years foot comfort for only 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-20
Convincing Reasons Why You Will Like The Craig Kennedy Detective
 Books

In these days men need mental recreation that invigo- rates and refreshes the mind. Great physicians. jurists. editors. men in all walks of life, turn to the Craig Ken nedy Detective Books for the thrills that bring mental rest.
 The tense interest of these book, never relaI-s. says the CbicaSo-Record Herald.
 Men and women. too, who read these unusual tales will find themselves unconscious gamers of a great deal of scientific knowledge that will broaden their outlook. says the PbasGsLpbia Press.
 s"Bu, for all his array of batteries and photographs l, IS really Mir. Reeves very LIVELY IMAGINATION which keeps one anxious to know what extraordinary thing IS going to happen next. forbidding any pause until the tale is finished. Only those few superior people who cannot enjoy detective stories will fail to be in- terested and entertained" says the NeS York Times.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-20

and his is told in a splendid scene at a fashionaDle concert and in the most artistic picture of the film. a moonlight reunion of the two re-u- gees MT. Whitcside is a promising recruit for the photo play, his facia! expression and simplicity of gesture being admirably adapted to the new medium. The horror he goes through in kisineff are unerring and vet without overdoing the thing: his rap lures in a free land must touch all American hearts
 Miss Valentine Grant as the daugh- ter Of a Russian governor, was first an angel of mercy among the poor in Kisineff and lastly almost an averaging angel as she renounces a father whom she finds blood guilty. Here is young woman who should reach high mark in picture drama. The American Jew (Henry Bergman) and the orchestra leader were kept especially well in character :
Arizona republican., 1915-09-20
Clara Williams in "When Love Leads

Clara Williams in "When Love Leads"
 The most prominent among the films shown at the Lion theater to- day is the production of When Love Leads" by the Domino players with Clara Williams in the lead supported by Margaret Gibson, Jack KeenaE and Harry Nelson. It is case of an older sister sacrificing everything that the younger might be happy.
 When Love Leads contains many dramatic scenes and it's a well con- structed story that vii prove of in- terest. Two comedies are on the bill today. "Thc Two Cent Mystery" by the Thanhauser players is very funny, while the Majestic comedy. The Hired Girl will cause much laughter. It's a mighty good diversified show.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
GIRL TIPS OFF
+, BROTHER-IN-LAW
FOR SIS REWARD

There was an lad" In the paper.
the other day. which said q reward
OF IS would be given to the person
or persons who furnished informa.
ton as to the present whereabouts
OF one Charles Daniels, who. by the
way. has nothing to do with Charlie
Daniel. the ponderous pursuer OF
breakers Of game laws.
Little Marie Ruole happened TO be
reading the personal column In the
want "ad" section. and Ahe happened
10 see the few lints about Daniels.
Marie wanted that IS. Her broth
er-!n-law's name Ia Charles Daniels
and she was living with him and her
sister. So she answered the adver.
tisement.
Friday morning. Daniels was ar
rested on a capias. for failure to pay
a judgment Of 1884 returned agains,
him a. the outcome OF en- automobile
accident The lawyer who had
brought the suit against Daniels
caused his arrest
Marie got the IS.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
LIBRARY BOARD
MEMBER BARRED
AS SUPPLY MAN

A member Of the library commits.
sion has no right to engage In pri.
'vate business transactions with the
board, according to an opinion pre-
pared by Corporation Counsel Dinge-
man. Friday morning. at the request
OF Commissioner Edward 8. Ptsgins.
Although the library commission
does not come under the strict char.
ter provision which prohibits mem
bers of the city government from do.
ing business directly or indirectly
with any city department. there Is
a state law which places practically
the same restriction on members Of
the library board. Commissioner
Piegins. who 10 secretary and treas
urer OF w. 8. Piggins 4 Sons. stone
contractors. asked II II would be per.
missible for his company to fur
nish material to the general con-
tractors building the new library.
Mr.. PiGgins' Arm happens to have
desired materials OF hand. and II
would accommodate the contractors
II they could obtain quick delivery.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
UNTERMEYER'S
FEE IN ONE CASE
is $4,5OO,OOO
By UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Aug 6.-Four mil.
lion and half dollars attorneys fee
foi one case.
That IL what Samuel Untermyer
received.
Several years ago Untermyer was
the attorney in the reorganization
OF the old United States Shipbuild-
ing company. and several other min.
OF steel companies into the Bethle-
hem Steel company. For his fees he
received $4,000 shares OF the new
ccmpany's stock. The shares had at
that time q nominal value OF IS.
Today Bethlehem Steel shares
we're soaring aroud 5000 a share and
few 10 be had at that price.
Which makes Untermyer's fee
from the one case @4.500,000
Il don't care TO sell ~ $780," said
Untermyer today. Il think I'll hold
1t for $500"
First sales OF Bethlehem this aft
ernoon were at 30s. adding another
$4,000 TO his fee.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Acreage Count
/ r6cts Excess Rain,
Says Expert
CASH GRAIN is
''''. VERY SCARCE
,fo1atract Prices Jump
Up Six Cents Per
|!'s, Bushel
~ UNITE PRESS.

y CHICAGO. Az IA billion
~ wheat croI the prediction
y Nv Of B. w. Snow. grain exper,
Bartlett Frazier Co. Figures
pllsd BY Snow to date show the
4 {nfsr wheat crop viii total ess.
100 bushels and the spring sos.'
\ g'peo making total Of ss4.0OJ.-
1c1 tushsls.
ne rain falls have decreased
toin crops little. according to
NV, but the large acreage this
ur VIM more than make up for it.
S1vA teports that al her wheat has
~ cut. except three per cent.
ii 4hore has been scarcity Of cash
80 stuce the rain started to fall.
e lnG contract prices to jump six
nv y bushel.
~ IN threshing cut wheat Is
& tu1y trouble grain houses have
xald SNOW. '''but with some
y &ssther there will Be plenty
~ Snow declared. were the
o1 suEsref from the rains.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
DETROIT CARS
ARE USED IN
CANAL ZONE

NEW YORK. n. ". Aug. 7.-(Spe-
ciaD--An ofrcial report from Gov.
Cocktails once at Balboa Heights.
Panama Canal rome. Just issued.
states that two Ford delivery wag-
ons were placed In service for thor
ough trial in delivering commissary
supplies to the families Of employees
OF the canal from the head commits
sary al Ancon and that another one
Is to be used by the Cristobal COM
missary.
Five more delivery wagons are un.
der construction a. Detroit for the
use OF the canal zone government.
also a three-ton and a one and one
half-ton motor truck for he supply
department for heavy hauling. Gas
oline costs IL cents a gallon at the
canal
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
CAR MEN NAME
DELEGATES TO
CONVENTIONS

Delegates TO the fourteenth bien-
rial convention Of the International
Association OF Street Railway EN-
ployes and TO the convention Of the
Michigan Federation Of Labor were
elected by the Detroit Street Rail-
way Employees association. wednes-
day evening. The result OF the bal
lots has just been announced.
The biennial convention will be
held In Rochester. Sept. Is. The
following were elected delegates:
John McGregor, Flint city motorman.
357 votes: A. Go'dwater. Harper
motorman. 333; Thomas Daley. Four
teenth motorman. $50: Grover Phil
lips. Crosstown west motorman. 326;
John T. Brsnnigan. Baker motor
man. gil; Archie ID. Black. Sherman
west conductor. 2e6: The ballot for
the others was: Peter Bender, 217:
Dan Daily. 2se; Edward G. Goltry.
1871; John w. Harrison, So; Karl 8.
Hillmer. l43: William II. Jones. 25s:
William LeClea-. 80. Musa McClin-
took. 251; Alex d. Mcleod. l22; Her.
bert A. Meeker. 165: NJ. J. O'Rourke.
273; Al. Paquette. 274; George Sc
bastian, EOS; Herman Soldier, l27:
Edward Ulrich, 206; George 8.
Wright. 202. On the interurban
lines. which elected one delegate.
Carey D. Ferguson conductor on the
Film; interurban line, received 527
votes TO Garrett r. Burns 4S3. Pres
ident Stanley Anderson will 90 as q
delegate by virtue Of his once.
The convention Of the Michigan
Federation of Labor will be held in
Traverse City. about the middle of
September. The seven successful
delegates are; Clyde C.. Brooks,
motorman. Sherman west. sos; vii.
liam E. Eddy. conductor. Fourteenth.
All; Clarence Nugent conductor.
Jefferson. 431: James Lee. motor
man. Hamilton, 3s3: George z.
White. motorman, Jefferson, 1863 (;
wilmott Allen. conductor. Wood.
ward. SOL; John 0reenshield. motor.
man. Flint city lines. $50. The un-
successful candidates received the
following votes: Albert Carter, 21s:
Rivard Chilson, 800; Charles Covert,
232: William J. Leitch, 1884: Ru-
dolph Lenze. 22s; Timothy Lynch,
/ PSI; Adelbert A. McAfee. 1877; An
thony r. Radtke, 275: John W. Scott,
2s7; j. 8. Story. 104; Robert o.
| Wass, 1873.
Thomas McGraw, of Pontiac. was
elected as delegate from the inter
urban lines. He had no opposition
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
TRIES TO SOLDER
GASOLINE TANK;
VICTIM MAY DIE

Otto Lounat, Of No. al McKinstry.
ave. night Waterman employed by
the d. p. W.. was probably fatally
injured, Friday morning. when he at-
tempted TO solder leak In the gaso-
line tank OF his launch and the tank
exploded.
Lcunat's left eye was destroyed
and HIS face terribly lacerated BY
the force OF the explosion. He was
also injured about the body and in.
ternal injuries may cause his death.
He was removed TO Grace hospi.
tai, where DR.. Mcclellan removed
the injured eye.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
xRw Yonk PROnUCE MARkEr

NEW YORK, Aug. s.--Fiour: Inac-
tive and nominal Pork: Easy meSs.
: :pc, 5d sugar nssy RAID ,sa. sa ssr;
centrifugal. 90 test. st.5i: muscovn AIDE
~ test, l3.I+; refined. quiet: cut loaf.
$3.50 Gets: crushed, $3.50 ass. pow
dered, 4s.1o65 rs granulated. $500
raliow. Inactive: city. 5i1c: special.
&c: country. 81. dshc. Hay: strong
and higher. prime. l.ssd No T. 81 "a
OIL Is; clover. sl.25di.40. Dressed
poultry: Quiet turkeys. 1sT3Ic.
chickens. Is0'7c fowls, i301Tisc:
ducks. &c Live poultry: Quiet
eecss l1Ht2r ducks. 136 isiLc.
fowls ieLT1sc: turkeys. Ild12c:
rooa.err. r''.r: chickens broilers. f.
8faL~. Cheese St,~dv. state milk
common "a s~e~ial~ ~ >,ftr. e..
Skins. cornr- $500 ani2ikc
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
sue. for Divorce n. 70

PARSONS. Kan. Aug. Married
when more than n years old. VIII
liam r. Lackey. a well.todo farmer.
who lives near Edna. south Of here.
is now suing for divorce at the age
OF 70. He alleges his wife lived with
him only 80 days after their mar
rage in June. 1914. Lackey's nrst
wife died two years ago. His second
wife has been q neighbor for Is
years.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Auto Injuries Woman.

Mrs. Annie Leske, 3s years old.
wife OF Frank Lieske. woh was sen.
fenced some time ago to 10 years
in Marquette prison for shooting
Detective Frank Wilkinson. was
struck by an automobile and sari-
ously injured. Friday morning, at
Ffrst-st. and Michigan-ave. She was
taken to st. Mory's hospital. She
lives at No. 100 Howard-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Grain and provisions

DETROIT. Aug. 6.-rcios-: Wheat
! at the opening was weak In America
and strong In Liverpool. was
because weather WAS bad in urope
and better In this country.
Bears are In hurry TO discount
the Improvement In weather and
selling was quite liberal Rain has
disappeared from a large section or
the country and higher temperatures
are promised. The narvesters and
where possible and every hour OF
good weather improves the prospect
OF an increase In the movement OF
new wheat. At the same time IL IL
wheat Is depleted to an unusual ex-
tent and there are many holes TO be
filled before central stocks get
chance TO Increase.
Liverpool reports a scarcity OF Of
fcrs OF new winter wheat and an
unfav ora bile continental outlook. Both
the United Kingdom and France nave
bad weather. Greece wants q great
deal OF American wheat and 80 VIII
other consumers a little later. VIM
tiers in Liverpool are up 6"ed and
Manitobas Sd. Argentine and India
are asking higher prices
Local cash demand - good. EN-
porters are active buyers and there
l. some milling demand both local
and eastern. Receipts are not large
and quality is not improving.
Wheat was weak all day. Cash
closed lie and the futures u &c
lower
Corn declined nc. oats advanced
lac and cloverseed declined l5c
Wheat quotations. Cash No. 2 red.
OF nc AZ ti,ilh and declined ~
Si,io: December opened at el.l3h and
declined TO si.i2; No. white. sl,fo.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. 3. s2Nc: No. ? yellow. car
at SIC; No, : yellow. sac: No. gel.
low. car a, s@s,c oats--Stsndsrd.
So y a coo. No. white. 5sdseh J:
August. toi7e: September, toc: No.
white. ssG sshc, Rye--cash No :.
Sl.o: August. 81. Beans-Immediate
and prompt SHIPMENT. sass; sep,eu,-
ss.,5; October. ss.,s: prime alsike.
$3.50 Timothy-Prime spot. s3.sS.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day Included 1000 bills. OF fiour. s
cars OF wheat. of corn. Of oats
l OF rye and Of hay Withdrawals
were 1000 hbls. OF hour. 10000 bu. OF
wheat, and 5000 bu. OF corn. Stocks
are IS ooo bu. OF wheat. 1860 bu. Of
corn. 10. son bu OF oats. 1000 bu- OF
bailey and 1900 bu. Of rye.
Receipts Of wheat. Friday: winni-
neg SIS cars. against 20 year ago:
Duluth. rs cars. against 81; Mime
apoiis. - cars. against ioi; Chicago.
10 cars against $50.
Exports Of wheat and hour. FRI
dav. III 900 bu
Primary wheat receipts were 5ts.-
900 hu.. compared with i.si2.ooo bu.
n wear ago
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
DEFRAUDS STORE
AS DAUGHTER OF
MRS. E. r. SHIPPEN

A warrant was issued, Friday
morning. for a woman named M.
Stanton. who. II IL said. obtained
some clothing from Kline's store,
July "a. by representing herself AZ
the daughter of Mrs. Eugene r.
Shipper. wife OF the pastor OF the
Unitarian church, at woodward-ave.
and Edmund-pl. The woman, who
Is about Fl years old. Ia said to have
charged the clothing TO Mrs. Ship
pen who. on receivins the bill. de.
MED any responsibility for payment.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
rurcaco Brrrrp u,n.vT.

CHICAGO. Aug. dup EVtrrs
ss~' nrsts. s@2Gf.r ~ q, fTtrns o.
go, firsts seG 2ic. i:se rr'n'e
crf'iuary. asa i5'sc: a-sts iGs.
|eric~s. fsMlfNc Live T'sni'
iec: springs. isSisi.c. turkers. i2c.
New potatoes: f1.4nG 80 per Dbl
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
BUYING OF
j. S. Steel
IS FEATURE
Market Breaks l to 5
Points In Last Half
Hour
Copy right. 1918, ny the New York
Evening" Post Company

(Copy right. 1918, ny the New York
Evening" Post Company
NEN YORK, Aug, 6.-Prices
broke sharply in the last half nour
OF the stock market. ana there was
heavy selling OF stocks that had ad'
vanced violently during the early
trading. Under the influence OF this
reaction prices broke from | 10 )
points from the high level. with
conspicuous weakness in many OF
the war issues.
During the earlier trading the
stock market showed increased
buoyancy. with further spectacular
advance in many OF the Industrial
shares. Several Of the active war
stocks made new high records after
opening at fractional gains from
yesterday Speculation for time
was largely confined TO the war
shares. then the movement broad
ened and the railroad issues became
active on large buying.
At times the market showed ir-
regularity. there being large profit-
taking In some OF the stocks which
have risen so violently since the
week opened In some instances.
however. there was quick rally on
renewed buying OF the sort that Is
often seen at times OF pool manipu-
lation.
During the heavy trading there
we're new high records touched by
Bethlehem Steel Crucible Steel.
General Motors and Westinghouse
shares. Broad buying Of United
States Steel was the chief feature
however. during most Of the day.
y. Y. STOCK wARkET-Clese.
Quotations by Hornbiower a Weeks
a., do pfd 60 Am Ayr Sc. Am Can
5sis. Am Car & Fdy 60. Am Steel
Pounds ~. Am Cotton OIL so, Am
I Hds g Le s smell M, do R.S9 So 81. a. AZ
Sugar Ref ITO. Am Beet Sugar Sc.
Am Tel q Tel I22i.. Am Wool .sI,
Atchison io2. Anaconda CAS-. Bald
win Locom ia+. Baltic z Ohio sou;
sss. Butte 4 Sup IS; Calf PEI liz.
( Ohio ~. chi CT Vest IL do pfd
sOh. Oh! II & :, r san. Chi. r
Fuel ,i5., Cuban Am sugar Ill
consol Gas 1884,, Corn Prod Ref IS
Del & Hudson i4s. DistiiIers' secur
"a E a.e Motor: DO ga a. 6 Ssn s'sS
Il r Goodrich STA CT North pfd lis
CT North ore ak. Guggenheim Exp
do pfd *. Int Harry 100. In Harry Corr
IS, Kan City South AN, Mex PET
13k. Miami Copper 3sh. NJ. st r 4
Ste NJ il5A. No Pac ). NJ. X 4
~. Natl Lead s51 Nevada Cons
l47s y Y. y n 4 n s2h, North Am
-, Norf Il West lo1, ~ Y AIR Brake
l1sL. y Y Cent 30. Penn losh. Pitts.
burRh Coal -. do pfd s3k. Maxwell
S5s. do LIST gfd sth, do I'd pfd a.
ny Steel Spring 39is. Rep q Steel
;Sss. Reading 1904, Rumely Co 5S
do pfd y. Sears Roeouck lisis, s1oss
l5s. studebaker Corp San. T.nr
49,, IA THIRD Ayspss sslls Tnisn s, Pa
~: DO ptd ii2s. l. $ Steel 5. 10,
cohol ssh. vir-Car Chem 34~, We'll,
Fargo loT. Westinghouse ll2&. WI,
Cent 3iis, West Maryland Is, IVES
Union T6S, F " woolworth los
WHY'S Overland l4ih.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
NEW YORK BITTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Butter:
Steady. receipts. s.3t7; creamery eN-
ira, 2bka7shc: state dairy, tubs. 20
q CSC: Initiation creamery hrs's. 220
22hc; special. 260 2shc. Eggs lr-
regular: receipts. a.s3s; nearby white
ise@s{;e: fresh nr.,s' isasse. '"'
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
< i
HOPS ARE
ROTTINe
s. Z Farmers
NJ Losses From
DaInpness

81 fu6al =. To Tlnss.S
U0ON. Mich. Ang. s.-As
% ~ Ass consecutive days Of
hIners al over this district
ins with Al possible haste
ofvsat crops now rottins from
iss danDness.
0 loes already IL expected TO
III - thousands Of dollars, low
~ being especially hard hit.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
10 49, Ia - Low

Aug. 6:
Alaska Gold. ssN: American Zinc.
sea- Butte a London. as. Rutfe SUI
pcrior. as: First National - Gran
Raw Consolidated. aeA. Superior. "a.
Tamarack. &oL: Tenne.see Corner,
40: Trinity, ~ United Fruit. 1N ~
Utah Apex I; Utah Consol. -: Unit.
Ref Co. az DO. rfd.. +ss. Ventura
Oil. IL; Verde. 6 T-ls
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
GAS co. CHARGES
COLLECTOR STOLE
$243.53; WARRANT

Representatives Of the Detroit
City Gas Co. swore out a warrant,
Friday. charging John p. Marion. a
former collector In their employ,
with embexzling s243.53. Marion,
who was defendant about two weeks
ago in . breach OF promise suit. ia
missing. David Nederiander, who
was his bondsman in the suit. 10
also looking for him.
Pylr t1sg, the plata nest kind-that
u vl9ht-Jnues Job OeDs-1aln AS3o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
nUTrER AND EGGS.

DusserAcreamery. extras. csc.
nrsts. CSC; dairy. zic; packing stock.
l0c per ID.
E9Gs-Fresh receipts. candled.
cases Included, 1sc; current receipts.
ice per dos. Receipts. 1.42i cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
hus u. iox EscsP Is:a a snS s5,s sp
ers' 5000 rs: good heavy. $500
Z: rough heavy. .;sosqsto; light,
Ssss.s', s,sS Yiss cow. ana se, Sss
s3IO0psS: Texans. ts50d 100: calves
sT5oaiL7s sheep: Receipts. 1000.
market. Ioc higher native. 5000
westerna 1890.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
Local
SENTENCE is
COMMITTED

LANsYSG. Mich. Aus. Gov.
Ferris has committed the sentence
OF Joseph Fleischman. sentenced
from Detroit Oct. Is. 1908. TO life In
prisonment at Jackson for homicide
to IS years.
The crime for which Joseph
Fleischman. alias Freshman. WAS
sentenced to life Imprisonment. Oct.
Is. 1908. was the cold FLOODED SLAP
ing OF Rocco Anelt. At a party on
Poplar.st.. on the nisht OF Aug. 1S
1908.
Affelt. estranged from his wife.
was attending the party, and John
Ahelt. his son. went to the party.
TO demand that his father give him
some money to take 70 Mrs. Affelt.
Father and son got into q bitter
quarrel. and at the height Of Il
Fleischman, who lived at No. 37t
Poplar-st,. strcde into. the house
with a shot gun. and calmly lsveied
II at Rocco Affelt, killing him In
stantly.
Fleischman fed after the shoe,
ing but Serst. Joseph Skrzycki. Of
Chene station, later captured him
in a saloon at Canfield-ave. and Or
leans st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
new YoRK COTTON MARKET.
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Duaning 4 Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y, Aug. g.
cattle: esrs msnneu SLOW. cno,se
TO 1900 lbs. $500 1870: fair to good.
ssso@s3s; plain and coarse. .sgs2S:
SSTsas3s: do. 100 TO 1850 lbs. s. -
native, S13S0656; fair 70 good grass.
ers, 0f.3S0T.b0: light. common grass-
ers, tsso0s.7s; yeariings. dry fed.
s9.356sts; prime fat heavy helfers.
,isS::iI, i.s seoe arS Su' fss ssiseT
light grassy heifsr: lsosso best
;r rim cs sSM: si fancy snt,ef Bum: sg
sssss:: l Hsss 5aiIs, isasssssgso' '"''"
he wy Fai:s. mi..d, ss.u5Ssse.
workers and pigs, sT.sods
Sheep: 5 cars: market, slow; top
weahsrs. Td1s5; ewes. t5.5oas
Calves: S5Gi25o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
xnM YoRK MONEY MARkEr.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Money on
call N per cent time money. "a "a
-, per cent fc- six months. mercan-
tile paper, az ~ per cent Bar sill.
yer: New York, ifisc. Demand ster.
iirg. si7sh
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
CLEyELAND LIVE STOCK

R. T.EvE' 800 Ioc lover owe yorE.r..
lights. Siss; mediums. STATES; ex-
treme hesvies. 1855. roughs. s5.s5:
stays. es.25. Cattle Receipts three
f R.c.,p ,1 three cars. steady. ITO top. g 20.
calves: Receipts $50. steady; top.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug s-Opening--
Wheat: September. down &C: De-
cemSer. down &c. Corn: September.
down &C; December. down hc. Oats:
September. unchanged. December,
down sc. Provisions. lower
Noon-wheat. September. down
NC: December. down nc. Corn: Sep
TENDER. down nc; December. down
NC. Oats: September. down Il C;
September. down sc.
Close-Whcat: September down &c:
December down lc. Corn: September
down nc: December down NC. Oats:
September down sc: December down
&c. Provisions: Higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
TOLEDO GRAIN MAnKET.

TOLEDO GRAIN MARKET.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. s.-wheat: Cash.
g14; September. ti.1oh: December.
si.i2 Corn: Cash. s4kc; September.
SOC; Dessmber sstc Oats Cash; Sc;
Rye: Cash. 81. Cioversee6: Cash
$50: October. $3.50: December. 1855
March. $3.50. AIslke: August - s5
Timothy: Prime and September, s3-25;
October. 1910. Butter: Brick cream
cry. Csc; tub creamery. use. Eggs:
Fresh candied. 1870. New hay, $40.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07

The rear OF tie lion can be heard
farther than eny other noise made
by q living creature.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07

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The Detroit times., 1915-08-07
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s s::s.s ; ss u. E &c., !, sso hogs 'i'' 49,
Com. Co. hogs iiS. average weight
$50 lbs. 1855 per cwt
The Detroit times., 1915-08-07

Detroit Times Job Printing Dept
Main $50.