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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
ENGINEER BURCH
HIRED BY STREET
RAILWAY BOARD
tce.si..el ire. Pass o.s.,

as expressed in recent letter from
President Jere c. Hutchins TO the
board. The ID. u. r. points out that
the city's appraiser prepared mortu-
airy tables. taking into account the
age and life Of the company's prop
|erty. In liking It's value In some cases,
whereas the company seems to be.
lieve that only present condition
should have been considered; also.
that In ,valuing franchises the city's
appraiser limited all lines to eight-for.
a-Quarter fare after 1916: terminated
all franchises In 1924. and varied
some other minor details from tbs
methods OF Prof. Friday, representing
the company. The d. u n. has some
small franchise rights which extend
to later period than 1924. II 10 un-
derstood that the points OF diner.
ence" amount TO something like So
600. 900. which the company would like
TO have added to the Bemis appraisal
figures.
The ID. u. r. letter asserts that soos
$35. 000. 900 has been invested In the
property OF the Detroit United rail-
way In Detroit. The letter also adds
that the Cleveland system was valued
at S24.000,000. and the Kansas City
system at y30,000.000, but does not
name price which the d. U. r. win
accept for the Detroit property
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

They were Samuel T. Douglas. Of D.
front. and e. +. Brown. OF Iron Noun
tain. who aspire TO be regents OF the
university. Douglas IL y. ID. Eamsn's
law partner In Detroit, and his candi-
dacy effectually puts an end to the
Eaman boom for this once. a. Daman
refuses to run against him.
No candidates have appeared Tor
the other places on the ticket. Judges
Murphy and Connolly, OF Detroit, and
Person. OF Lansing. are mentioned for
the supreme justiceships, but al re-
fuse to make definite statements a.
10 whether or not they VIII make the
race. II Is believed that Judge Muir
ply Will consent to.get into the fray.
There isn't the slightest hint OF fllsrs
TOR the other places on the ticket
There viii be trouble In the con-
vention, according to prominent Dem
ocrats from all parts Of the state. Nd
ward Frensdorf, Of Hudson, one Of the
leaders In the party's Aght against
Wood Shields bossism. answered sns
question with another when ap-
preached last night. What II thsre
to fight about" he asked.
The Wayne Democrats are known
to be antagonistic to the Wood:
Shields crowd. but Il 10 believed that
they will not bring about IN open
break In the convention today.
The keynote" speeches WIN b o.
livered by Gov. Ferris and Edwin
Henderson. OF Detroit. Temporary
chairman OF the convention.
The governor said this morning.
that he intended TO make an earnest
appeal TO the Democracy Of Michigan
TO 60 on record for Woodrow Wilson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
MICHIGAN 'DEMS."
ARE FOR WILSON
UNANIMOUSLY

lent wisdom to It's councils. II 10
still, and more than ever. the Re
publican party of Elder Smoot, Joe
Cannon and Boss Penrose; In its per-
sonnet and its program, 1t is still the
same old standpat organization.
What In its prime task at this
O bloody war; commerce destroyed:
world markets wiped out; finance dis
turbed and the accepted rules offn-
ternational conduct strained to the
breaking point. The president Of this
nation, with. patient, bat undisputed
courage. IL firmly steering the ship
Of state through the perilous waters
OF international complications. The
situation Is one which should silence
every whisper of party haggling and
call to Woodrow Wilson's support
every American worthy Of the name.
But what do we ind? II political
discord silsnced In the face Of the
delicate and perilous situationf Plac-
ing party's advantage above the ma
lions welfare the Republican leaders
seek TO harass. disparags and embar-
rass the sslf-sacrihcing labors Of the
president for the nation and human
ity.
Petty of soul, and obvious of IN
tellect, they conspire, like the traitors
OF old who held midnight counsel with
Cataline, to belittle their own nation
BY belittling its government before
the eyes of the world with their dis
cordant bickeripgs."
Referring to the ship purchase bill
night In the senate. Mr.. Henderson
said:
where Is the Republican party
the reborn Republican party-in this
crisisf with American industry whose
protector II has always vociferously
claimed to be, or with the Capt. Kids
who would levy exhorbitant tolls IN
the way of ruinous freight rates on
American commerce.
That, my friends. II the substan-
tial attitude of the Republican party
Of today. II n assassinating our
prosperity for it, own fsncied politi'
cal welfare. strangling, American
commerce to give profits one thousand
fold to the shipping trust. stabbins
the nation IN the back for the spells
|, Of place. II there n any difference Be.
tween this new Rspublicaninh and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
LIVE sTOCk.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
NunninG a Steven.

EAST BUFFALO,. ". r.. Feb. L.
Cattle; Receipts. 3 cars; market slow:
shipping steers. choice TO prime. 81 "a
Qs; fair TO good. s7a125. plain. $3.50
Q615; outchering steers, choice heavy.
yl,zs fair 10 good, s6.75@7: best
handy G@7.50; common 10 good. ssat
SIS, yearlings, sfn775; cows and
hsifers. prime weighty heifers' Sc fSey
7; best handy butcher heifers' SS.isG
y; common TO good. t5.50et6.50: best
heavy heavy fat cows ssgsso; good butch
good. sL7Sds: cutters. ,4asSS: can
s nsss r, fair g > ss sc ss;,sSs Common
ssas9I; .sood lbuteherins. ssQss6;
sausage. sS-soGs; light bulls. sl.7s0
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars: lower:
sssyy. s1a7.io; workers. ana pigs. s7i6
sheep: - Receipts. 8 cars; msrks,
9s wethers. s7afs5: ewes. $3.50 b
Calves: ss0la.
The New York Central stock yards
viii be closed Wednesday as the result
Of an order from the state Recruitment
% Agriculture that no stock can bc
resolved here except from free area
and then only direct 10 siansht<r-
houses. The stock yards company win
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
DEPUTY SHERIFFS GET
THREE SLOT MACHINES

An automobile with darkened lights
buKzed up to the old Westphalia
shooting park roadhouse, Gratiot-ave.
and Seven-mile-rd.. Monday night and
when the sound Of the motor wa
heard two men In the barroom hastily
moved toward two nickel slot ma
chimes and one penny card machine.
Never mind. gents, Ill take 'em,
said . man who had been In the place
almost an hour.
The speaker was Deputy Sherfn
"Biddy" Burns. The men who arrived
In the automobile were Deputies Po-
larski and Adams. The lock on the
front door had been snapped BY the
bartenders when the automobile ap-
preached. Burns opened II for his fel-
low oficers. The three machines were
confscated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
ATTRIBUTES HEALTH TO
UNVARYING ROUTINE

Charles Rich, chief clerk In the Of
nee Of the park and boulevard depart
ment, II celebrating his seventyssv
snth birthday today. Mr.. Rich has
been In the employ Of the department
for % years. and during all that time
ne has never missed . single days
work on account Of Illness. He 10
hale and hearty. despite his advanced
age. and his books are samples OF
fneatness and accuracy. Mr.. Rich u
one of the Oldest, II not the Oldest,
clerk In the employ OF the city. He
declares that his good health 10 due
to his regular habits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE,
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Frank Lopes, the Italian arrested
when he alighted from q Toledo car.
Sunday night, ON the charge Of killing
another Italian with q sawed-ofl
shotgun. was arraigned before Justics
Gainey. Tuesday, on q warrant charg-
Ing first degree homicide. He plead
ed not guilty, and was held without
bail for examination, Feb. 30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
RESCUE HOME COMMITTEE
WILL LUNCH WEDNESDAY

The committee Of 100. In connection
with the rescue work OF the SALIVA
ton army, will meet Wednesday, ct
1878 o'clock. In the Board Of Com
merce for luncheon and discussion
of Important matters In connection
with the work Of the committee.
There will be brief talks BY the Rev.
Samuel 8. Marquis. Henry n. Leland
and other well-known men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
sToCKHoLDrltS, MEETING OF
ID. @. n. II. COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of stockholdsrs Of the
for the election OF Directors and the
transaction OF such other businsss ~
may come before the annual meeting.
pany I'm the City OF Detroit. Michigan,
on Wednesday March 18th. 1915, at
p m. BY order Of the Directors Of the
lsigned) J. D. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
ALDERMEN WOULD CREATE
RECREATION COMMITTEE

The council committee on rules.
Aid. Kocher. chairman. held meet
ing Tuesday afternoon to provide for
n recreation committee to handle the
funds and business Of the recreation
commission In the council.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
Union STOCK YARDs;

UNION sTocK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Feb. i6.-Hogs: Receipts $4,000; mar
s sss isonss .seSss aiss good heavy. $50
ys.s5ass.so; pigs. s5.SoQS9o catte:
s. sSsss.iO; cows and heifers. sS-2o@
7.5O; Texans s5Gs.40: calves. $40
1850, sheep: Receipts. 5000; markes
strons TO l0c higher; native. xe.SouI,
western, $6.402710: lambs. Sd.zs0s-oe'
western. $T.509Sf6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

CHICAGO. Feb. ls.-Butter: Extras
:s = o soc; frsts. ssh @27he; dairy
f sss. f ss$ asSin.e g.' sse ai.'
Americas, iss 61sc live poultry:
Fowls. lac; ducks. la61sc: geese, 1i0
toes: Receipts, 5S cars; Michigan and
Wisconsin white. 600 47c: red, 200 s3c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
ssaln suit h FsdsraI Court.

Relatives Of Arthur Williams. who
was drowned when the steamer 8. 8.
Currie collided with the steamer Both
MIA In the St Clair river, July Is. 1912.
are suing the Hagood. Avery CO.. own
ers of the steamer for . death claim,
IN the federal court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
ToLEDO LIVE sTock,

TOLEDO. Feb. 16.--Hogs. Receipts
ss.75as.se: mediums. ss.soG7; good
pigs $T@7.10; workers., s7g7lo.
Calves: Market fair Sheep and lambs;
Market. strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
Clan Campbell Wins $50 Prize.

Clan Campbell Wins $50 Prize.
Clan Campbell, No. 206, Order OF
Scottish Clans. has won nrst place
and $50 In composition for the
greatest increase In membership In
the last six months. Of any clan In
the order. Clan Campbell now ranks
ninth In the organization. having
jumped from one hundred and s1xtisth
place In three years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
CLEyELAND LIVE STOCK.

ceipts. 1000: market. logi5c lower
workers, $500; pigs. ys7s; medinms
i5c lower. sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts, cars; market csc lower; top,
1855 Calves: Receipts. 100; market
3Sc lower; top. S11.75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

ss.lo; October, ss.s7h. Timothy; Cash
and March. ssi2h. Alsike; Cash aud
March. Ssso. Butter: Brick creamery.
Eggs and hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

inS ' and disintsciins the ~ IS
shippers will be advised from - -
day as 10 the situation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb. is.--Monsy ON
call: AZ per cent. Time money: IN
@SH per cent for elk months. Msr-
camille paper: sh o. per cent. mar
4s%c Demand sterling: s17shO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

PARIS. Feb. 1e.--Heavy SHOWS have
again interfsred with the fighting In
Upper Alsace and In the Kongen. The
attempted German offensive is report
led generally to have been checked in
that region. Elsewhere along the
lighting front the exchanges continue
to be monopolised by the artillery and
both sides have suffered from destroy
ed advanced trenches.
Extensive movements OF troops are
reported 10 be In progress along the
line from the Aisne northward. and 1t
IL believed here that an effort to re-
take the ground north Of the Aisne
ceded to the Germans because Of the
heavy floods win soon be undertaken.
The German artillery continues the
bombardment Of Scissors and through
the use Of inhammable shells has
been able to destroy several blocks Of
mined buildings In the center Of the
city.
At LaBassee the British heavy NOR
tars have compelled the Germans to
withdraw some Of their artillery and
to replace It with pieces Of heavy cal
iber.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
L. 5. GOVERNMENT BONDS

9uotations by Hayden. stone q CO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

:uW ronK. STOCK MAnl<ET--cis.s.
iSi COP seq Am Can &c. Am Cot
- AZ To- 5 {. An I'M i an + sm liss Am An
~ ssssi 80. , B 4 IsS CA !,
; 3 4 as ns = q. chi . n issS. col !
~ Eise lSlF. Gen Mot com slh. dc
d =. dussenhsi sea Insp isN, Int
fsSi; 4 n ii6H. Mex Pstro 70. q. K q
- q en- 3. n Nas ias as IA
e =. Nor 4 " ioex North P.e leaz.
ena r r. itsN, Iists6grgh cosi ,g f
kssd issx Rep as %. kOsi il
4. s6crth ny rs =. do pr so. studsbaksr
Ter nvg sep. G9p i unicp T fsc 49, H is
10lX. q 3 bonds Iol.. Utah Cop 62h.
Zahe.h %. DO pr 2. West On Tel ssA'
g NEW YORK, Feb. 16.--Thers was
moderate activity Ct the opening to-
1ay, stocks ruling little under Mon
6ayss close s
Z II Z. MA selling drive carried
Ieading stocks back to about Mondays
low leures, but good support was met
md ct the end OF the FIRST hour the
market was fairly steady.
DOoTONs SrOCk MAnlkKr-tClese)
AIAska Gold Mines, ssh; Arizons
comI Az AIiouez an Am Zinc.
,2 Schs MI cSpR sI.i b xr,. bs ~:
Cabinet y Hscla, se2: Chino, s5h:
Greene Cananea. 20; Hancock, ll%:
lndfane Inspiration 1sx: isIe
4; Lake, ~: Mass, ~; Miami Copper
1ex; Mohawk. 81; Nipissing, bn;
SsTsn Butte e . OLD col lo IN dnin o,d
t5N: Ray Cons. IL; Santa Re. IN:
shannon. * south take. ~ super:
Truif com. ia: Utah Apex. 2t; Utah
Copper. 62h: Y. 8. smelling. AN. y.
VroivSrine- tgE. Yukon. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

~ ~ q .fffn KS
1u1cAoo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
c1I JcA0o FEB. ls.--whest was very
Ion0 ou the rise again today on
|f1ok expert and domestic demand.
nou(nR ~ o1.efK and e1.3sH-which
11o61<o1 over-night advance OF
~ <xo points to ! hc. wheat soon
ID11 IRON INC TO % over the open
Leeer both futures sassd on
- s>sne1 unchanged, thsr. being
- 61114n1 AND few offsrings: Later
10 80 oua1I advance In July corn
~ futures rsmsinine nm
-. -! !. ~ ~. ey:r l Ks:;.,ss .s,:
- ~sfs unsHanssd 10 slisht-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

The history of the produce market
IS matter OF repetition at present.
The volume OF trade IL not large: there
IL nothing on which seasonal drive
Is being made. and there seems no rea :
steady at the decline. The egg mar
ket Is Liable TO move either way ac-
cording to the weather, but the ten
dency Is downward, No calves nor
hogs TO speak OF have been received
this week as yet, and the demand IL
In. proportion. Rabbits are about done.
and potatoes are dull and easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
NEITHER WILL


to declare the waters around the
British Isles war zone and In de-
claring that, inasmuch ~ England
admits her abuse Of neutral flags.
neutral shipping entering the prohih-
tied sone will do 30 at Its own risk.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Uni-
ted States STOOD today a. informed
larry between Germany and Great
Britain. Seeking to protect It's own
commerce and lives. this nation for.
warded over night the combined Ger
man threat and compromise OFFER. de-
clarfng Il would war on commerce
bitterly II England tried to starve out
Germany. or II would relax that plan
II England made concessions.
At the same time. this government
sent England evidence In the Will
helmina case, with a request that
Great Britain release the American
food cargo. Germany-bound. unless II
has evidence hitherto undeveloped.
OfScials today declared they had
forwarded the two messages solely In
Americas interest. But II was evil
dent In oficial circles that authori-
ties here considered both England aad
Germany In . mood to make conces-
sions. the net result CT which, from
the United States standpoint. would
be benefit to American commerce.
While the German note was for
warded without comment. the mani
fest tone OF the action was a request
10 Great Britain to relax her starva-
ton plans. both In German and Amer
lean interest. And the Wilhelmina
case was concrete evidence .aat the
United States desires free pathway
for her goods, destined to Germany. !.
State department officials pointed
out that they wero not concerned
with either German or English inter
ests, except from broad humanitar-
ian standpoint, and that their course
was based entirely on desire TO
benefit and protect American com
merce admittedly caught between
two fires.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
BUTTKR AVID EGoa.

Duttercrsamery extra soc; frstA
2sc; dairy. 2lc: packing stook, 1sc ID.
per 10.
EsEs-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
Cd, hrsts. Zoe; current receipts. acc
dog. Receipts. 1927 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


g DE;TEoI rEr..E rss , rs.:s:y T VA:
= tfacsd 70 heavy foreign buying The
decline Of saturday brought the price
g point that was acceptable ana
& Early reports had II that exporters
had bought between three and four
mutton bushels OF wheat on Monday
Ss pr Tsr' Ths Z al there ns I. ' tS the
buy. the wheat there f. no chance for
.SsaSu may 81 eoas fro% sS time to tms
but foreign buying will start the mar
net up again. In this weeks advance
sss n sr, wss resisted LAZY sy wssRs der
+ cline encouraged the bears TO attack
the market. At nrst II yielded 20 their
eGorts. but the shortage made the
market stronger as soon az the turn
came There was buying by both for
elgnere and shorts and the bears Were
a. hurry to get lahore In many OF
( help Or this kind AZ bears had been too
cautious p get. far from shore.
The Willingness OF farmers to sell
q a Y.ncs = Sssa t e .InE
Was not large enough TO have much
eject and there are reports from some
parts Of the soft winter wheat states
Wheat was strong through practi-
cal1y the whole session and closed with
cash 5bc and the futures IA 0Sc
Corn declined &c and there was no
change In the other coarse grains and
W1. .s ss...s s cs:a I. NO .d,,s ss
Sc AZ Il ef.ss advanced co sLs4h;
y.sss Js; X ~ SRsnsS o; a. lss , az
snd closed at yi.sO; No. white,
ccsrss grain auotations--corn: cash
~. ) yellow vi; W. car Al 7sc, closing asS.
6tss: sts ss sS 5Ic 10. J white.
sc: No. yellow. Sec.
Rye. Cash No. 2, S1es.
Beams: Immediate. prompt and Feb
C1overssed: Prime spot. $s.2s; March,
$s.7S. il al Ss.as: prime slsiks. 50:
zs%eshS. n frIns sa pot & az, 49,
sssSsyP we're r. sseo pi Ssis Of i sons II
I Is re and q Of hay. withdrawals
200 Sn q e coS 1n and ace o. s g.
- oats. stocks are $4,000 blu. OF
q Data 5000 bu. OF barley and is.soo
i.averpooi corn closed unchanged to
RsceiPt. q wheat Tus.asy south
xssS asc Duluth. iss sss.. s against ST. 10
Hnpsspeiis 1s7 cars. against 2ss;
coEa S3S cars. against 214.
~ x2 PEE of wheat and hour Tuesday.
Primary wheat receipts were 1885,
~ bu. against $4,000 Blu. 9 year ago.
The worid.s wheat visible supply
es new sss4 30 a' ss w': ss.i Ta;
3eo.o57.ooo bu. year ago.
rt,yS, = CHICAGO GRAIN.
eemand today sent wheat up. The
market opened with May wheat AZ
VII y, which was an overnight ad-
Vance of two cents per bushel. Within
ss wheat s ssn wfe 81 sG:s g gain
o:zt Jtiy. wheat had gone TO Si.s7k
Nccn-W Wheat: May, up &c: July.
down = 3 Oats; Nay. down &c; july.
s closs.eiwhea,. May. up 1se; July.
9p I rs cSrn; Nay down &c; July.
down &c. Provisions Higher.
Quotations by Hayden. stone q Co..
rs6; Is; Open High Low Close
3,.s|; sssss ~: siss ii$s a as
- - SIX So iss .' s:s
]sIE SIX w :::ss So s::sss
;:s;It u.s. a::E Isl q: q: s !:
10y : 1o O. 10 81 10 20 sio ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-16

1855: do, S-ib, jess; eagle ta6lets,
s55s cut aawa Loaf a- ss cube. ss:se:
6srsd, Ss.ss: sranulated. extra sosSss.
10. cottons. ,s.2o;; crystal domino
gran, alb. and s-lb. cartons. In cases.
sSts; crystal domino. gran. HE cases,
A, ss.l0; No. 4. S6oS; No. s, &c: No. Z.
Se.ss; No. z. $3.50: No. 8, S6SS; No. D.
isss ss.s Mo. No 70 is's 10 go ,s7o NJ "
is.75; beet granulated. 1905 per 100
lbs.i household pow'd. rs - to case,
e1.S0; do. As TO case e3.70 per case
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-09
SPECIAL MEETINGS
FIRST OF SERIES AT BAPTIST
CHURCH LAST EVENING.

The first of the series of special
meetings to be held at the First Bap-
fist church was given last night, and
was we'll attended. There was an ex-
ceedingly good representation in the
choir. Mr.. Deal, whose good work of
some three years ago, is remembered
by many churchgoers, conducted the
chorus in a highly interesting a
ner. In his work the song leader
gave evidence of finish which m
only with long experience. He has
brought with him a new singing book
which he will use tonight. Rev. Mr..
Palmerton's theme this evening will
be THE Endurement of the Spirit"
The pastor has extended an open in
vitation to all to attend the services
and join in the singing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-09
A MORAL town
MADISON GIVEN A CLEAN REC
ORD by JUDGES SPONHOLZ
AND SOPER.

Measured by the square foot or by
the pound, Madison, morally and 9TH
erwise, is just about the best city in
South Dakota or in any other com
monwealth, in the opinions of County
Judge Sponholz and City Justice r..
l.. Soper.
1t is believed that a precedent was
established when this fall two whole
months went by without a single po-
lice court case being tried.
Il haven't tried a single city Grim
inal case during the last sixty days"
said Judge Sponholz today.
my last police court ease was dur
ing the fair, last September" vouch-
safed Magistrate Soper.
While there have been many long
stretches between fragrant violations
of city ordinances in the history OF
Madison, ii is pointed out that lever
before has there been anything that
would approach the city's present
moral status at this time of year,
when harvest hands and other strang-
ers by the score are passing through
the city daily.
And the local courts are not ad-
vancing any reasons for the crime
dearth. They dismiss the question
with the simple declaration that they
do not know OF an equally law abid-
ing city, and that like cores of 9TH
ers they didn't think il could be
did"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-09
WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNING

If the statement made at a New
healthy American women are SO rare
that they are almost extinct. is true.
it is time for the women of America
TO take warning and look to their
health. 1t may be headaches, back
aches, dragging down pains. nervous
ness, mental depression that are tell
tale symptoms of some organic de-
rangement for which Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound SIM
pie remedy made from roots and
herbs-is a specific and may be relied
upon to restore ome to a healthy
normal condition.