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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SERVICE-Registered Jersey
and Guernsey bulls at Hurley's barn
Phone 1871 6-lS-l2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-22
FARM LOANS.

Are you making one OF do you want
to renew? There are several things
you ought to watch when you are max.
ing loan Be careful to borrow OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-22

POULTRY AND PETS.

REVENGE LICE POWDER Kills
head lice and body lice on young and
old chickens; we demonstrates; does
the work where others fall. l.. D. Rus
Co. manufacturers, X. C. Mo. For sale
by Geo. X. Powers, grocery, chicka-
sha 5-25-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-22

FOR RENT-Room and board, south
fo6hts nor sleeping, also light house
keeping rooms, modern conveniences
s20 Minnesota avenue, 6-19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-22
WANTED

WANTFlD-Carpenter work and all
kinds OF repairing. Phone 1886 Lo-
gan Hanks. 6-10-12t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28

VIII He urdrr rn obligation in anyone when
it i- over. Do Won want wv ro, The way
- easy Read Ihe Herald N uiIl -hau
ynn ihe way.
Then there i- thc firth prize Where On
thc -1rl who would not IKE her favored
finger nv br udururd with W perfect dil
m"ud, blue white ~ color. guaranteed Nh
hc everything that Wc cuim. and valued
ai tlhnl We repeat where wy that eirI y"
W. answer that such -irl w upt tu wv
found n th- Magic Valley. "Thar hc nn
-Ich pu--on." We know what would ~
NJ tore for amy ONE that would -tp -urh
beautiful and valuable eilt over the
favored finger. Ne know the ioy. thr
thrIII wv happinc--. and thc fond look thr
gitt would create Nnu run rniuy al tht.
pleasure Nr ann aniuu- tur ynu tn have
a. W. have provided the jos producer.
Again NV AK YOU wv read The Herald.
The sixth and acventh prlzcs are vaca
tlon trips to California. The Herald will
provide for these tnp- The winner can
also ENJOY me privilege ot choo-ing thc
route uf travel Am that NV SAID above
ronrcrmng thc California trip. cau b" said
tor these single inp~ There will b. y
grand time tor some one N may a- wcll
M ynu. Ask Yourself III there IN ans good
reason why ynu should moi trv for onr of
these trIp-. Again The Herald viii point
thc way
THE eighth and ninth prizes arr Vic
trnla-. valued IA -sj each. Are mot THESE
.przc- worth having. They provide hour
AMI hour- WI entertainments Nirtrpla
nowadays IN almost household necessity.
Think 81 the great advantage "A Nictrnla
ofcr-. You can have the artists ~ TIE
world at Your command. They Will -ius
ter you. They will play tor You. They
will talk for you. Surely .Nictrola D.
worth owning. The NictroIaS The Herald
offer are grand ones. Cabinet size. with
the same motor aud disc IN the more cx-
pen-ivc ones. The Herald will ten You how
u gain one W these NictroIa~
d. nut -aN. therefore. that because you
. can not win thc first prize you don't ear,
, 70 be- 4 candidate. We know that an III,
prizes are valuable and acceptable That
! tor amy time that you give ~ The TIcral,
, vou will be- amply rewarded. Aim 10 vii
4 prize. The first prize II possible Bn
\ NJ matter which one You may win You wil
receive Just reward for your efforts.
I. Address all communications 10 Cnnie~
4 Manager Herald Office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
CANADIANS HEAR
SUMMER Is TO
SEE THE END
tBv " ociatcd Prc--.)

Montreal. Apu 4~ General ~ir Horace
miih nurrirn. commanding thr British
SECOND army iu France. madc thl- State
urut ~ thc Canadian contingent shortly
before thc Npr- battle.
..Nn one can -uy definitely when the war
,,ll end. hut thnk can promise you
there viii not bc another winter campaign.
Wr know that Germany reserve lighting
m,u are nearly exhausted. They have ~
moi, troops IT, draw on asd when these
,rr W.T. IVY nv field they viii have uscd
Ir,rry aynilahlc man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
ROOSEVELT SAID
LEGISLATURE
0BEYED PLATT
WHEN LEGISLATURE WAS LIKELY 10
DISAGREE WITH HIM HE WOULD
TALk THINGS OVER
DID MOI WANT TO TAKE CHANCE ON
DlSRUPTlNG REPUBLICAN, PARTY
in HASTY ACTION.

Syracuse. ~ S. April 2s- The cro
examination w Coloucl Roosevelt ended
to-day after hc bad testified about p"crhc
Iic made aud travelling c>rru-r- received
uhrlr NV" idaui M thr United States
Roosevelt told why hc conferred with
ihc Former hos, Ihoma- rat. ayue hc
discovered thc legislature ohryrd patt'-
ORDER. Roosevelt Thought " best. when
there wa- Hn, Likelihood ni thc legislature
di-a.rrciug with himself. H. =" first IT,
hcapuHrirr- aud taIk thing --crrr. Further
more. Hun-Nct did uof want N" rur auy
chaucc "i drrurin. ihc republican party.
A~ pre- idcut ol thr United ~trtr-
Colonel Run-rNrlt -aid hr conferred rou
-tuutlv with phft. vaun- rlnt'- advirr
.ud wishing thc advantage n. Platf wide
experience.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
OF 8
YEARS GIVEN
HORSE THIEF

The hratic rrfenrc rtrn n far m
th term ~ thc II furt court n ,rntir
tiou. ~ charr,- wy THEFT of lt,tnrk va
returned at noon to-day uh,u thr iur. r
thr -ra-r ut ihr -tutr Ir lbu.H WV.
furBcd NrrdNt- sentencing Abrru LINN
n-ht YEAR n thr rrmruuar Anraa u
rllcd lor thc benefit "f thr rrnd.l ...
tcnrr lau. huf thi vt d.m.i hm. rI tr
uill have to .ivs ih. tmt
Ihe th.It with vh.h Abr-r
charged took place m th.- count NM n
rombcr, 1918 Thr nr waa called m
former terms oi thr court hnt th. d
PENDANT. who wa- out on hour fuird 4"
appear.
N - expected tbat thr -eutru,c m
wv IVA WV Iuur WV tbr WV tr.t rrur at
th- term WV charge WY thur Mud W W.T. hI..
ihr effect uf putting au rud n" much XVII Ihr
ihicrng that ha- been prevalent n ram
rron county lhr past irn u.lr-.
The horse vhirh Ahne" wa- charged
with stealing vu- owned hy Antoine w
para. raurhrr residing vr-t ut Brown
,ilr. near the Enrautada ranrh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
CITY OFFICIALS TAKEN TO
TASK BY THE GRAND JURY

That certain city oihccr- have aided and
abcttcd large Brownsville concern to
successfully dodge the payment WITT taNc-
W " charge made wv the report WI thc grand
Jury submitted NV District Judge MI VI
IIopkm- at Ar o'clock thl- afternoon. The
report charged al ~ that N bad found man,
ignorant Mexican ana city and county wy
hccrs to he very unwilling Witnesses hr
fore the grand jury
The report follows IN part:
"A thorough myt tlg1tion was made uf
The city ui Brownsville taA collection aud
IN wa- found that ONE uf me- LARGEST
corporation ~ the riiy ha- hrcu -uccr-
fully d"d-Ius taxes. being aided AMI ahyf
trd hy certain uthrrr- Hnd aldermen luI
member ot thc board oi equalization Ad
mission wJ- hud from several vltur--c.
that certain actions taken NV thc premise
lu their knowledge wn- unauthorized nnd
subject to severe ccu-urc. u Wa- found
that thc statute did uut prr cuhr fHD
pyunltr- mp cover thr HH ui ans ui thn
guilty. and finding that ur rmnl hmrnf
could wv mctrd uul thr m,c tirJt"u vH
carried uo further
I'm thc course ni uur tntr tInlnnn ur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
"All Aboard For FrisCO"--
Get Ready For This Trip
The Herald Contest Opens Way For You
To Visit Great Fair, And Best OF
All, 1t Will Foot The Bill.

lti cldpm that lur rll1on- of any com
muuHy have tbt opportunity WV gain urh
valuahl, prize a- lhc Herald offer M it-
Great subscription campaign. PrIe-
valued at more than $1,000 are Offered NV
those whu arc di-ru-rd to make their
SPARE timc profitable The work - inter
r-tIug. There n = tner II excitement
co"urctcd With it There w thc -atI-tac-
iiun NJ knowing that your lrrnd- and ac-
punnlanrc- nill he glad tp assist. Their"
WY thrill m Store gf thr close iur thc
winner
NJ N -nmrnhat irn-r. hut nctcrhrle--
true. that there are many who would like
wv enter. but they arc undecided They
need urging There NV uut " person iu ihI-
Valley who wnui noi like tp WIN one MI
hc valuable prize The Herald udcr- Not
rur. ut course there arr -pmc who think
they can n"t vm thr lr-t prile. ~ Lhe oc-
ond puzc. ~ the thlrd prize. and for thi-
rea -on ~ not care ~ -cnd ~ their uomIul
irons But how about thc other- prze
Would Il not hc worth Your while to hear
the conductor shout "Al aboard ter San
Francisco" DI course w would. This
prilc w valued ut $500 lou may chpp-r
Your own route. Nuu may rh"u-c your
uwn companion. Nou nmN rhno-e your
usu Time for departure. THE Herald wll
foot thr biIl II some one Nh Your rcla-
NJ fitc- would -ay to you. II am arNI"u-
Y lor ypu WV visit thc San Francisco FAIR. n
IviIl add tu Your education. N wiIl broader
tour mmd Tho ritir- tnu wall visit ~
route and ihc people that SOU Mill meet
aud thp thing yuu Will ~rc. NIIl bc interest
iu- ana helpful NV Nuu tur thc balance WI
.epur htc." what would vou do IN return
! tor such kiuduc--! Nhy you would throw
Your arms around your ncucturtor'- meek
lcu,cr them with kisses. and cNclaim: "Nol
larc iho dearest aud sweetest person ~ Al
The world" Nuu would dance about ih
room with Iuy Nuu would hr the happIc~
eirl un earth. fuu would ran to th
Telephone and tell your friends that yo
were going NV California. ~ the Golde
Gate. nv Los Angeles. a. san Diego. tina
you we're going 10 travel on the PacifI
ocean. visit Yellowstone park and also III
Grand Canyon. on yon would w. - hap
an. Really. now. wouldn't YOU, What a
added JOY i would give you e. bc able (
invite your mother, or husband, or relative
Iur girI companion 10 accompany YOU y
thi- trip.
Wen. The Herald offers YOU all TIN
This trip l. easily within yolq reach. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Erlulan 0ihclal Statement.

London. April PM The Bclrinn otfrlal
statement says
"Thc situation un April - 2 O'clock D.
a.. showed German artillery ctidrn"ug WI
tlr activity uu Jhr front held bv thr Ger
man army The Frcurh aidcd hy heleim
artillery and mlautr, have taken sever
ircnchc w th, direction wv llct ~a- M"n
than one hundred dead we're counted nr
the battlefield Tine booty colnpr~r -N
quick firing guns aud two hundred pti-"H
cr-. The attack continues.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Ypres Fight Rases, Life Loss Is Frishtfu|
German rs On Defensive Before Allied Forces
German OffiC n Version Declares That
British Att npt To Recapture Lost
TerritOl Was A Great Failure.


London. April 1e rhr lIrr- battle
continue with thr tcW.u APPARENT,
IN the defensive and ihr r attacking
~ great force. Boil n. e.am otiiclall,
the enemy loss w hlc tugh,iWiN
heavy. The German oii tcr lon -aN
the English rc teriar attempted 4" re-
capture their lost e. nJors m f.aoder, htI
iailed completely.
One British utiar, hro.r down c"m.
plclely within lc-- tan So hundred yards
of the new German po~ltiou-. Latter m ih"
day another British charge Ilrd. with
heavy lo~~c-. ~ay the GcTman-
The French announcc continued pr"gro--
against the Gcrmau- north wi Nrr where
machine guns. homh ihruwcr aud trrl
hundred prisoner we're captured N IA
single point near ne Ter canal U, lr".h
clam they couutcd 500 dead German
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
German Official Statement.

Berlin. April 2o lpllician I th.
Champagne district the Germans ia-t n.aIf
took by storm thc extensive group uI tor
thcations north N lcmc-uIl ami -rcrc-
fully defended them against -cr,ri count
er attacks The French lost heavily Ihr
Germans took SIXTY prisoners, four ms
chine guns and thirteen mime nrpucr-. lL
the Leprctre wood strong French night
attack was rcpulred with -aneurau
losses. III Northern Poland Nv captured
Yesterday l10 Ru--iau- and their narIiur
guns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
BUSINESSMEN
LEAD A GANG
OF ROBBERS
PPuSPt ROUS NUW YORKER RISES IN
COURT AND PLEADS HC is
GUILTY or CRIME.
HIS LIFELONG FRIEND. AT HIS SIDE.
ALSO ROSE AND PLEADED
GUILTY
Ey Associated Prc y.

New York, April iN 'hhp White, "
hleh uthrlnl oi lorll paint company. rose
suddenly during hi- tral ior highway ruh
berry today, rNvlrmlue
"~tupl ! am guilty ! want tu confess
before ind and ihc world"
lIi- lifelong friend. Inmc- Clmniu 49,,
n-Prrou- bu-iur-- man os triai "n thc
Hur rhJIr, then rr-r a. idr hi- friend
chair aud pleaded guilty fu thr -amc dual
htr
of hi-hvaNmrn which ruhhcd bank mr-
-er-er- oI ,snno paY roll nearly year
1000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Was Sunk Ivy Austrian Submarine.
IEv \ nriutrd Pres.

iEv N -priatrd Frc--.l
Berlin. lrnl 3o-1he Ov"r~ra- New
Agency -al- era Austrian submarine ha-
-7urp,dped iNc French arnorrd cruiser
l.uu GHmHrlH. II -aN plr ni thc crew
Inf thr uar-hip wa- sawed. No other dc-
tails were received.
Thr lruu Gamhcita uH- w 10000 tou
ru--.l. carrying lon 'o 500 mem. ~hr rnr.
rlrJ fnur seven aud onc hali inch gums a
W uaI battery
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28

Hahu-rr, Trtn trrI E IN AIoI
gan, hruiher-in law of a A Weeks, IA
druggist oi thi- ciiy ana pre. pI,ut Wy tLe
State pharmaceutical association. wu-
drowned here at midnight. Hi- boat cap
sized ~ ihe city lake during dark fishing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Germans Claim Harlmans-W -Weilerkopi

tEl ~ ."tlifH ff'~r'i
Berlin. April lS nr pl'c ihr ffrn'
announcement of capturing ihc mroria'
A.ace stronghold known a- llai io'ui
Wedcrk"p. thr Germans today "Hri
\ crtcd thr Gornau- are till hol'Wr
nlacc IN Ru--nn Poland thc 4 ~
announce the capture VT all Ru--rH ~
tion- wv n front twenty milc- tong. nora
uf SnNalki.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Illinois Woman
Is EXOnerated
OF Charges
tEy Associatcd Press.

Pans. Ill April 15.-The grand IuIl tn-
dav exonerated Nr-. Hattie O'Ncil MA thc
cAarce ~ vote buying ~ the city election
last week The man arrested with h.r
was held tn thc curry on the lmo rharr
10 Of alleged that women vote nld inf
s3 w Sl2 each, wv y municipal election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast fnr
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley wv urd hy thc United state
weather bureau at New urIeHn
Tonight and Thursday. m-efiled,
light ca-trrly WV -uuthrrly wiud
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
French Official Statement.

Pari~. April 2S fOHicml -on th,
heights oi the Mcu-c last night thn French
cot,.inurd ~ gain ground. udynncin- rnulf
two-ihird~ of a mule. The German .u--r-
were heavy. pnc Germany ARTILLERY hat
terv NJ. AZ ro,ed w thc h.l 't
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
) s...ss.s.sss.ssssss
DUVAL WEST DELAYED BY
DESTROYED r.. ". TRACK
lRY Associated Press. }

Wa-hincton.' y. G.. April 2S.-Duval
West, President Wilson's representa-
tive. was held up IN destroyed
track on the trip from Mexico City
10 Vera Cruz. Zapata forces cut the
road to isolate Obregon at Ccluyu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
ALASKA GOVERNOR VETOtS !
THE ANTI-HANGING Bill

juneau. Alaska. April 2s.-Gpverno
Strong has vetoed the Alaskan lcei-la
lures autl-Aangug bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather oh rr
yailon-. towering thc Il-hour period
ending M ". ~. today. arc iurui hrd
hy the Unltcd States weather bureau
-Iuilnn hrnmn- NIIIn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
LINIkY

II r. hard matter Z" save that
city from ruin where w ii-h wa- sold
for an uN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-28
Brown vile
INHERITANCE

IIc who inherit iarihuc ex
pcrtcd WV spend " dollar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
go / FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS .

turned out $4,000 cars. In February.
1914. month after the Is . day
plan was instituted. 1880 men
turned out $4,000 cars.
"One man showed US how We
could save sl.500.000 on an annual
output OF 100000 cars" exclaimed
Mr.. Browneli. Does II pay? What
we've done out there. every manu-.
facturer in the United States could
doom q slightly different basis,
perhaps. but along the same lines
and with similar results"
On the afternoon program were
A. S. johnson. factory inspector Of
Missouri; Lew r. Palmer. chief Of
the bureau Of inspection OF the
Pennsylvania labor department;
Lima z. Bresette. woman factory
inspector Of Kansas; w. l. Mitchell.
factory inspector OF Tennessee:
John ]. Walsh, Of the state bureou
Of inspection Of Indiana; Lewis T.
Bryant. labor commissioner OF New
Jersey; DR.. c. T. Graham Rodgers.
director Of the division OF indus
trial hygiene Of the New York de-
partment Of labor: Agnes l. Peter
son. superintendent OF the Mime
sofa bureau OF women and children:
Ella Hass. woman inspector OF the
Industrial commission Of Ohio and
H. 4. Miles. president Of the Wis
oonsin state board Of industrial edu-
cation.
About so were present In the con-
vention's nrst session. and rs many
more were expected to arrive before
the close Of the day. The conven.
ton will continue for four days.
Thursday will be the big day. with
addresses by Col. George Pope.
president Of the National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers. w. D.
Mahon. president Of the information
al street car men. W. b. Wilson.
secretary OF labor in President Will
sons cabinet. and Frank P. Walsh.
chairman OF the United States COM
on industrial relations. In.
vestigator Of the Pullman Co., the
Chicago packing house. the Colo
RADIO strike situation and other
phases OF the relations Of capital
and labor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
Local

full investigates might unoovss one
or two persons On the city payroll.
drawing moro monsy than their jobs
are worth.
II do not think II win - nscss.
aary to reduce any salasies." said
Ala. Vernon. talking 70 Ala. Barnett.
The committee members agreed
that they had Q big Job % their
hands, but q lightsnsd the earoens
OF some 70 learn that NO reductions
were TO b ATTEMPTED.
Arthur y. Chambers. accountant
In the controllers oe0cs. viii b ask-
ed to act % secretary Of the oom.
mittec. and. with the asststanoe q
the civil service commisston. WORK
out q plan for classifying and grad'
IND city employees. The aldsrmen
viii b guided In their work By 2 ~
port recently Issued By . committee
on equalization In PittsburSh-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
DIFFERENTIATION
PROGRAM READY

Senator william Alden Smith,
Judge Alfred J. Murphy and Mayor
Oscar B. Marx will be the principal
speakers at the Americanization day
exercises to be hel1 on Belle Zsle
on the afternoon OF July S. All
those who have been admitted to
citizenship within the past three
years are invited to attend the e.
ercises. Three thousand engraved In.
vitations are being sent out by Ed.
ward T. Fitzgerald, secretary Of the
general committee on arrangements.
At Q signal to be given by the
mayor, the newly-naturalixed citi.
gems will repeat the following pledge
of allegiance: Il pledge allegiance
to my nag and to the republic for
which Il stands; one nation indivis-
ibie. with liberty and justice for
ALL"
The committee In arranging 10
have the German. English. Belgian,
French, Hungarian, Polish and other
foreign societies send representa-.
tives who will all Join In singing
THE Star Spangied Banner" To
each attendant will be given 4 small
American nag.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
CITY OFFICIALS
SALARIES WILL
NOT BE REDUCED

City employees need not fear that
tho council committee on salary
equalization. which ctarted ~ work.
Monday morning. win recommend
any salary reductions. The member
OF the committee. with the single ex-
ceptton Of Aid. Barnett. expressed
themselves ~ being confident that
no city employe IL being overpaid at
the present time.
II anything. they are not being
paid enough" said Aid. Frsiwald.
chairman OF the special committee.
III any city employs 10 being over
paid. Il 10 because he 10 not doing his
work"
Aid. Barnett thought that Q care
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. June 2S-Cioss: The
| butls were pleased to see no Liver
pool decline at the opening Of the
good deal OF wsaknsss In the Ameri-
can markets on saturday. The Open
tuG here was f1rm and higher.
The market continued to advance
the earl. pen.. sao:. S.sn.
the Minneapolis market was easy.
winnipsg advanced. The Canadian
market has been Arm for several
s days ovsnE % 2 seusszss . Of g., tie
northwsst and there 10 . good deal
Of complaint from the southwest on
the same score The weather map
was more bullish than on Saturday.
70 watch 4 the early movement OF
new wheat which = expected 10 gain
important proportions this week. II
farmers show q willingness 10 accept
will Be little chance for an advance
The balls squire that farmers have
ben educated 10 high prices and will
- slow 10 sell at the present level.
- foreign buying showed increase Il
dealers are not looking for much
change In that part Of the s1arket for
the present Hard winter wheat 10
scarce and there - demand foy II
sssa ssper tsd as imSrovsa de-
Dan6 for old crop wtntef wheat sur
1oeoat 60 check The declining ten
dency. Small advances Are noted In
scrSss. TS 1a s srpor ts.c fsr IN. snS
the Unitsd Kingdom rot : fair share
Of the total. European drought and
Amsrican markstiae are the ieadins
features being watched In Europe.
70 aS.., 's on
day. fhs close vas az . gain OF
I've over Saturday. close.
Beans decltne6 Sc. Mixed corn
galatd NC and the other deals we're
wheat quotations.: Cash No. /, red.
el,ish; July opened with an advance
Slash: esptsmbsr opened At 800 and
sdv.nesd 10 sizes: No. ! white.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn
Cash NJ Nc. : ear .sss.ssJ; 80; ysl.
NS s.s wAii sy. seSsie xS No . y ,ss:
August. esc. Beans.Immediats and
cssvsrss; e. Prime , :scs ss,s; nc-
laon6ay iaciudsd 3.sss b6is Of fiour.
ears Of wheat. OF corn. ~ OF oats
and 1 Of rye Shipments were 1900
OO8D. 6SOCR1 III w. ~ UO OI WuSat
lo,oeo bu Of corn. lO.ieo bu Of oats
leee bu Of barlsy and 1880 blu OF
worlds wheat exports last week
were le.3eS.eeo bu. aeeInas 9.231 900
bu wesk age and i5.lsAeeo bu a
wheat on passage amounts to "a
$4,000 bu, compared with ls.Sg2t00
bu . week ago and ss,4s4.ees I'm \
Primary wheat receipts were ss3.-
eco bu. against S<3.0oe bu . year ago
Russia u sxporting wheat. 3ss. 900
bu last week.
Receipts Of wheat Monday: nw,u.h
u cars. against ~: southwest FOL 900
neapolie. 337 cars. against 1872: Win
nipeg. 81 cars. against 1e&: Chicago.
cars. against 81. southwest. soI. 900
bu. against 31s.o0o bu.
Exports Of wheat and hour Mon
day. $4,000 bu.
Visible supply decreases in Amer
lea: Wheat. 1e11. 900 bu: corn. 1905
go bu. oats. 1.377.oo1 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-29
HOMICIDE CHARGE
FACES SHOOTER

william 1arocca. 80 years old.
locked up. Saturday night. on .
charge OF felonious assault. now
faces q charge of homicide. Iago
Crici. also known as Grusho. died In
st. Mary's hospital. Sunday after
noon. from a revolver wound inflicted
by Larocca. The shooting occurred
In Larocca's home. at No. 42s Mon
roe-ave.. where Crici was q boarder.
The prisoner told the police that the
boarder had been too attentive to his
wife. Mrs. Larocca Is held rs q wit,
ness.