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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05
AUGUST MERRIMENT.

School Mistress-What is the most de-
structive force of modern times?
Girl (without hesitation)--The laundry.
New York Sun.
Deacon ION way to church. to young
fishermen under bridge)-"Little boys,
don't you know this is the day of rest?'
we amt tired, mister. Life.
Mr.. Landlubb-Ah! they just dropped
their anchor.
Mrs Landlubb-Dear me! / was afraid
they would; it's been dangling outside
all the afternoon.-Harper's
He-Why?
Shell saw her kissing him.
He (sapiently)-Pooh! That's no proof.
Judge.
During the fighting a Highlander had
the misfortune TO get his head blown
A comrade communicated the sad news
to another gallant Scot, who asked. anxi-
ously:
~ heres his head? He was smoking
ma pipe. "--Tit-Bits.
The maid of all work I'm the service Of
provincial family. the members whereof
are not on the most annicnhla terr's re-
the distress OF the lady OF the house.
80 you are going to leave us?" asked
the mistress sadly. whats the mat
ter. Mary? Haven't We always treated
you like one of the family?"
"Yis, num-" said Mary: IAN I've shtood
II as long as I'm going to!'-Ladies
Home Journal r..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05
None netter rhnn nfotorcrclirt..

OMAHA, Aug ITO the Editor Of The
Bee: Motorcycle riders of Omaha deeply
resent the statement made by probation
officer that motorcycles lead more girls
70 ruin than automobiles.
l have ridden motorcycles for the last
five years and 1 wish TO state have
never met better OF more manly crowd
Of young fellows than Omaha motorcycle
riders. Anyone who casts slur at motor
cycles casts slur at the representative
young men OF Omaha, for among our
midst arc members OF some of the best
families in Omaha.
To state that motorcycles lead more
girls to ruin than autos Is plain humbug.
The average automobile owner is an up
right citizen. But the uses to which auto
mobiles may be put at times are far
lower and more degeuerating than they
are with the motorcycles. Take trip
through the downtown district of an even
ing and notice the taxis and autos sta
toned in front of the chop suey parlors
and on street corners ready to take
parties OF men and girls to resorts and
roadhouses. The rapid growth of the road
houses scattered outside the city limits
is directly due to the use, or misuse, of
automobiles. Dozens of cars are in the
direct employ of these houses of Hire
pute. Motorcycles, however, are rarely
seen around these roadhouses. Show me
one immoral motorcycle rider, Mr.. Proba-
ton officer, and ] win show you ten
moral perverts riding about in automo-
biles. TO prove my assertion It is only
necessary TO go out on the public roads
and witness the disgraceful antics of joy
riders in the rear seats of passing cars.
in conclusion, will state that the
motorcycle riders of Omaha are willing
70 submit to a fair comparison with any
other pleasure vehicle and we feel sure
we will be given a clean bill by our
broad-minded citizens.
JAMES C. VAN AVERY,
Vice President Omaha Motorcycle Club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Let those inveIghing against the catalogue
houses remember that the latter would not have
made any Roadway except through the use of
printers ink. Systematic advertising viii build
uD trade for the local merchants in the same
proportion as for the mail order establishment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Put IL down that none OF the warning coun-
tries OF Europe can be starved out. Each ac-
cuses the other of trying to cut off its food
supply and insists that the deed cannot be done.
And they are all equally truthful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05
05e GSeesTa
eZeMezsRoaHf
M. Sentiments. Too.

OMAHA. Aug. ITO the Editor Of The
Zee: I wish to say few words Of praise
in behalf OF James p. Garrett, 251S J
street, who In his letter in The Bee de-
tends the motorcycle. AS he says, the re-
formers are always ready to knock any
thing that is within the reach of the work.
ing class as pleasure or convenience.
2FiO Caldwell Street J. +. GRANT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Nebraska's last legislature enacted law
especially to authorize state banks TO Join in
the federal reserve system. No one has been
Tampled down, however, in the on-rush OF the
state banks 70 make use Of this permission.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Gompers appeals TO President Wilson for
an inquiry into the Eastland disaster by ga COM
mission OF disinterested and fair minded citi-
ssns." Oh. gsei What rap At Secretary Red
field
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

TIE movies are not the only places that over
crowd past the safety line. While at II, check
up the Others too. where the temptation exists
to admit more people than accommodations
warrant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

The public debts of the several European
countries at war have been almost doubled In
twelve months. Desire to escape the grinding
taxes will be one OF the forces stimulating the
immigration TO this country as soon as peace
Is restored.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Yes. and It is just as easy for Mayor Jim
to autograph warrant for $4,000 as to sigr
one for $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Omaha has two perfectly good military posts
awaiting the return OF the troops from the
Mexican border. So they can't settle things
down there any too fast for US.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05
LUCIEN sTEBB1Ns.
Beware Of B.ibrieEan..

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ito the
Editor Of The Bee. Eternal spring is the
climate here, not the spring OF the
spring poet. but moderate heat and
cold, with need Of medium underwear. Be
ware Of light balbriggans.
L. NJ YOUNG, NJ. ID.
l7OS Market Street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Senator cummins is quoted as saying that
he is not sure he wants the presidency. A rea-
sonable certainty OF getting It would doubtless
help him make up his mind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

No mention any more Of the good ship "Pif
fie" in any Of the official Navy department bull.
letins.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Although it do not infract the fire limits
requirements, observance OF safety first rules
in the building will be in the interest Of wise
precaution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Los Angeles is in the throes of debate over
the double shift plan for its firemen. For the
exact facts. come TO Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

II confusion Of street car passengers Is 70
be avoided. 1t is not so much a question OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Pretty near time to take the management
Of Nebraska's state normal schools out OF poll
ties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

All right. let 1T be known then as carnival
Of religion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

School Mistress-what is the most de-
structive force OF modern times?
Girl without hesitation)--The laundry.
New York Sun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Deacon (on way to church. to younI
fishermen under bridge)-"Little boys
don't you know this is the day OF rest?'
we amt tired, mister. Life
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 10 them. Adj
dress win be changed ~ often ~ requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-05

At work he r. systematic and keeps large clerical
force overworked But he a soft master as regards
hours insisting that all his subordlnates shall sleep
long they stay abed, which he does himself.
His admirers say that he is incapable of worry or
OF the slightest degree OF excitement He has never
shown any emotion about anything and has never
been known 70 be interested in anything outside his
immediate job.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

ssso; do. stssrs 10. sss. sI.ss; DO, q
bulls ! iiso. es.f6: do. COW I. sse,
esss; Hammond. q = Co. cows :.
1900. -, sullivan butchers Z. ssl, ~;
SS ss' !; i s;s ;:s '::i:Sss' A. bulls 4 ie'a "s''
Sold by Haley . Nom, Mason,
butchers head. average weight .so
lbs.. see per cwt., do. stesrs Z. eSl.
$780,, do. 3. STA eI.So: do. !, ile0.
efse; AppIsbaum, butchers :. SEQ.
ts.7s; do !. 800. eS.1e: Mason. stesrs
II, sti ef.l0; do. II. 1890. ~; do. J.
llb0, ": Thompson. butchers ,. $40.
l'is; do. cows. sts, -; HAMMOND.
$50 : = Co. sss:ss:: .. sss g; = Fs,S%as. :. aS1 z
4 4. Go Go. steers l. lesH g; dc; 4 iiso. sss.
ivan. cows l, 1880. g.; do. steers ,.
steers is. svsraxe weight $50 lbs.
S7.so per cwt.: l. Ratkofsky, cove :.
1897. $3.50; do ., $50, es.aS: do .llfo.
do, steers 10. SIS. S7.ss: do g.. st1,
DO. bulls !. $50 $40: Hammond. 9.
q Co. cows 5. 1854. Ss; do. steers 3
SEQ, $3.50: Buck. steers T. lloe. 3T.be;
do. butchers g. ST.. SI.1o. Golden. COW
j, $50. SISo; do !. Sio, IS: do 1. $40,
Sold By Sandal. 9. y. 4 O.; newton.
steers ~. average weight soo ins.,
es.3s per cwt.. do. butchers J. $50
IS. Hammond. 3. q Co.,. cows 1883.
ts.$o. Newton. COW I. $50. $780, DO
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
THURSDAYS
LIVESTOCK

Cattle were dull but about steady
at the Detroit stock yards on Thurs
day, July /. The run was larger than
was expected and the demand was
fairly well satisfied. Veal calves
were In light supply and about IS
cents per cwt higher than last week
Sheep and lambs were In Hight sup
ply and the latter were IS cents per
cwt. higher than last week. Best
lambs. $lo.5o to 311; common lambs.
IS to $3.50; yearlings, $s to -:
common to good sheep. 50 to s4.ss
per cwt.
Sold by Bishop. I. & II: sIl,''an; an;
lbs. $40 per ewt: do. cows .. 1859.
Ss.2s: do. steers r. 1se $3.50: do. :.
$50. s7Ts. do. cows 20. l0t3. vs. DO.
.. sss. $3.50. kuil steers 2. e2a S'.s
thompson. steers 5. sss Ss..s: do
Sc sss $50: Mason. steer. ]. los,
81: Thompson, steers T. I1ss. 81
sullivan. i % cows 8. ss3. IS. so: do steer.
IL. $40. sTss: Thompson. steers y
s11. $40, Zucknor. steers ~ Ii.e
S7.ss; DO. IL. e0e. $3.50. Broderon
COWS 8, s4s, Ss.1s; sullivan. butchers
3 Is7. 81: sullivan: cows ~. III
So: Kull. steers g. s52, NsS DO. y
$50. 1850; do. heifer !, s2o -: sreit'
enback. butchers ~. 800. -: Ham
.sSsr. %STs; $ COW: Co l. 'is:s. s;ss e. e. sr..ns
han. cows 6, sls, So: Mason. cows ,7
$40. s7.is; sullivan. cows :. $40
$50: d. Coos. cows 9: sn; ;A,s
nsulIjvan. cows !. $50. $3.50: do.
100. $3.50 do, 10. 1920, s7.7s: Ham
nond. 3. d Co. bull I. 1880. IS .s
DO TOO. IS: do. 1900 Ss2s. do. .. 1ne
Ss: do. 4, ITO. $3.50: Kamnnan. steers
a. sss. ST.se: do. 3. $40. ~: DO. COW,
4. $50. 1915: Hammond. 9. 4 Co. bull
4 500. IS: do, ts35. 1s.z6; g. w
Kammip. bulls z, $50. es.2s: Sullivan
steers s. 1924. $40. do. cows 3 1879
Ss.2s: G. w. Kamman. cows .. hss
10: Hammond. 8 q Co, steers =.
$40. s7.1s; Grannon steers Z. loss
S;;1e: Thompson. so sssr' ,,:.li 7: III Il. q,
a. 20. Parker. webb, butchers ~. 7tl
SS.S0. Hammond p. q Co. butcher
Il. 710' $3.50; Ticknor. steers q. sfl
S7sO: do. 4, T20. 81: do. 81. ss5. ~. ss
h.sS % sSsrsss weisht "a, lbs. s. 9
per cwt; Applebaum. steers 2. ~
1g %. Kamman. butchers IL, SOC
ID. 80. do. cows Z, SIS. $50 Newtor
steers IL. ioss. $50: do: !, go. $50
Thompson. steers IL. i2o: vs. Bres
nahan. butchers Z. 500 $50: Thomp
son. bulls 3. 1863, $3.50; do. butcher.
1, 777, es.7s: sullivan. butchers ;. s.a
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
E55s i FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Z
Local

s., :::,,: ::.s ca III. :ss!. q f.; i;:::::l 4:
e. g. yii:"es'n 81: az ga s,. i,i; !Se%p:on.
Sold Sy Haley . MoMsii.n: ytss.
eI:s'iis. is:. K -; =. ssS.: a. :A;:s "a.
ss:.,as. -: : cH SS r. 3sassrse sii DO, Tc vi; a. a.
u. 70. Sli.6; do. .shsse II. N;so.
sold by sandal. {. p. 4 O. M!eht.S
w:,ess u,IeLs. - lbs 's,cs s: sS., ss..p sws; S. S
l4s. ts: 40. ysarltnFs. T. %, s1.so;
Thompsoa springs 1s; 81, efo.eo.
Sold BY Roe = Co: sullivan, sprinGs
s:, - sc. ,:A..D ~Ss a. iso ;s, 40 !. e. a.
sold sy R.a.en.A a. Parker. ". 4
iSs.. iii per cwt.:l DO. yesriings 10.
sS %: do. Sns:g, IL. III. 'G do.
HOO SALES.
q H.. Sogs Sol. svsrass weight ,o7
o' iS.' SeH s1:si ,oYPs. YPsr So &c. i,ssa s;sada'' .
sl:Ssp. p II. ScT: 1900. average
isS, isSs s};ssi d8 iss' w 80 $40. go n...
son ) Smith. hoss $50. avsrags
weight 200 lb&. e1.sS per cwt.: Ha-
lsy q NcAullsn. hogs 400. 100. e7sS.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

steses 10, sio $50; Hammond. Q. =
Co. bull 1, 1900, 1855; Newton. steers
a.. ees, $3.50. do g 1890. (b.3S: do ~.
s%srs.i: @ s' Gi,s 81 ,soss! !ssH HsmmoSS r:,S%ass 8
i. isi!. siss;.sc !ss. is; g ssi.iiis::. iis::s
..sesrs a. go. S1.as DO. cews :. 1913;
!. las. es: do. cows g fso. ~; Park
Or. w. 4 Co., cows 8. Ssl u; Ham
mond, 9. Z Co. stssrs IS. ssS. ei.ss;
Rennies. bulls 3. isto. esis: kuil;
stssrs ~. SS5ki Applsbauw. bull
?I.sS. Kawman. buils q. eos. eS.aS;
Kawsmcac brcs'. cows 3 1900. g 40
Il Ivan. ,s0 ses ri a. ss isi;;: ;sisi issi WS eo.: owl:
do. cows :. 1850. So: do j. ioso. Sl.to;
DO DO /. iisS. DIS: do s1~ : Sos. ssso; @ i 40 !.
s. q Co. COW !. 1000, a.; do i. 1910.
steer. steers ss. $50. Siss. do. co, cows !, iosSS..
do, COW ]. 1850. es.So: do. stesr !.
DO i. 500. 1850: DO ]. so. q: DO. COW
i. 1850. $3.50: do. cannsrs 3, isS. ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop, Bullion = Holmes;
ri,.p.trtisk, 'p,aircEs is av:rAEs
70. tli; Parker W: . Co. springe -,
IS. lti: do y, IS, eii.se; suilivsn.
DO, sheep rs. ioa, IS: Nswtcn. springs
& -. -. do. sheep ). ~ $50; Nichi-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

css.ss cssa.-ADp.-s; s'ssg5so
gai: baked beans, 3-io.. soF SOC:
%s n.s ses isss s.,.ns.ra cosS soe f.His rssis
beta. s,'.sei..s' Peas: Fancy early
iSc iSn ssimos: s; Buckeye tar sf.so; DAT
sss s,s.. a A'a:ra 4o.n.,s.: sss ss xs1re1
fas ps:s. u: early June. $3.50: sired
YseI - Johbfne pr.css in ioe-n
81 ssai n. erna miadiins. lin sar sss. e1.easd corn
Sii: corn and oat chop. $50 . ton,
Ysssr-Jobb!n4 rriees; Best Michi.
s.n patent * 70; second ps,en,; e.. & IS;
s:lsass's sss.ns ss:e ''I e.s Ru ss p.esr .aes:
neaied wire. siss bundle: saivariEed
s.;ssS,,:d s:fnss ssr. .h:.t Do''' ..us. aug rssss
xsnss. is.Is; - saass. 1856: ).
bronsed ares. Is per doI: black she.:
!.sI = and Z. 5:gsse a sils rs,. q ss.fss ss
earri.ss soiis smaii. 1se. 10 and S p:t
maehin. ecits. smsl! 50 and : Per
MsSes-No. i cured hides, isc: no
| 1 green hides. isc; No. cured huli.
lac. No. ! green bulls. lie: No
cured veal kip. i7c: No. green veal
10. 1 green murrain i,c: no. cured
saf; sor.. lss sis.. Ns sfsp ssc es No, hol.. ="
hldes. $3.50: No. taliow. tsss: No
So saI'gT r,c. ss .nS esis G i.e S''s e Il .heep ep
! akin Gas to amount wooD. Csc ia
' Pr.vsssss.-Mes. pork, sIs. fam.
ny. s7o.sot $50. clear bscks: Sls.5t
Sieais SIssfs' hams iisisc. bacon. III
isye: lard in tlerces. io,ac; kettle
rendered. ike pe- 10
D<trsst Ost--Rsw linreef oil. sic
boiled iin-.ed SIC per gal IN barre
barrels: Diamond headlight. SIC; per
| fsction &c: palacine. sc. crown gas.
| oline. ioc per gallon :.
sogass-Corr.o:ed daily by w. H
Ihsons s!io: ao' s.iS. !ssS: EAT. sasi.t.
Mxxe cut Powdered. ,o ssss :tassart
powdered, $3.50; sranulated: extrs
coarse. ts.so; sranuls,ed- nne. IL
ssns ss,s esy.ssi rrsng's,sn domino s sr.p eo,
il. and BIB cartons in cases. $3.50
ssyai smnns s1rS9 ssse sIssns aT ennf.c;,cn asss
ss I ,.,., ss:s 70 70 az ssss Ne. NS. !: sas sas
No. ssis; No. 10 IS 10 30 II
Ssss: NO. Is, ssss; non -caklns mix
inre 81; s..s ,s sysnulsted. r 80, pc,
case iis5; DO. - 10 case. ss.ss pei
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Buttes-Cresmery extra, &c: Srsts
csc: aairy, ale: packing stock. 10
E.ss-Fre,h receipts case. inciud
ed. nrsts. i74c per doz. Receipts
LIZA cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
Her Sinister Side.

She is the most charming Of dam
sells, forsooth,
Until she gets into the telephone
booth.
For there she sits chatting and CAB
bing along,
While outside the booth stands q
halffrenzied throns.
Small matter your deals or the
state Of your biz;
She has TO tell Algy how handsome
And the halffrenxied throng NUT
tiers phrases uncouth
Addressed TO the girl In the teIe-
phone booth.
-CourierJournai.
4
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

The folio wing nrins are privileged
to execute orders on the exchange:
Co. ". w. Noble 4 Co. W. T. Mees
4 Co. Jack NJ Thomson. Lewis q
0orton. W. E Reilly q CO.. 0e.s ~
West 4 Co. Emmett L. SprsEue. Chaa
r.. Merrill 4 Co. A. W. Wsliacs q
Co. r1iliiam II. Rose Il Co. VIM. a.
Near q c.. W. r. Mclaughlin. y. X.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dvoalug a st$veaa.

EAST BUFFALO, ". Y, July -
20 prime steers. fs.25as.s5: fair 10
good. t.I5 a ais. plain and coarse.
fs256s5o. choice 10 prime handy
steers. tsscae fair 20 good, fs6
lings. ss75ds.40. prime fat heifers.
ssz5ns75 good bufcherinx hsIfers.
s775ns light. butchering heifers.
&C.. .504T.2s. best fat cows. s7n7.25.
s, good en,sherans ~ "a cow, s"as,s; :,
t15 fancy bulls. s7nTzJ: good kill
ing bulls. fs@s.Ts; light bulls. s5.7s
Hogs: 90 cars. market. slow. heavy.
N1sls. mixed. ss.iS; workers. and
pigs. fs.fsmss25.
Sheep. Two cars. market. steady
top lambs. tio.I5ml yearIings. - 80
az; wefh yrs. t7d1.2s. ewes. s5us.5o
Calves: $50 ifs0
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

CHICAGO. July z.-HoEs: Receipts.
10000. market. steady 10 SC lower;
%.ssS S.:sS snd .s~ SS;ensr, ,,,oSsso sees
Us; light si.ssars.is: pis,' ssss
.J1.sc. Cattle: Receipts. 1.ssc: mar.
ket, steady: beeves. ss.ssap.so: cows
end heifers. ss.1sMsso: Texans. ss.15
Kscsipts. 1900 market. weak ns-
si.sk sss,sSssc s1r,s Sssssrn, Ss1sss 4.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
WHEAT ON
UPTURN
Bad Weather Stimu-
lates Buying Orders
in Pit

CHICAGO, July 3-wheat va:
sharply higher Friday on bad wealth
er In the wheat belt which caused
considerable buying. Prices were
up "a. down IA and down s-Se at
the opening. compared with yester-
days close. Later in the day July
advanced SIS, September SIS. and
Decembe. "a above the opening.
Corn also was higher today on
the wheat strength and the wealth
or. Prices at the opening we're UP
Is. down is and unchanged, COM
pared with yesterdays close. Later
there were advances OF IL. 3-i and
i-2c above the opening.
Oats prices were up IA at the
opening and later showed advances
on the strength OF other grains com.
bined with scattered buying.
Provisions were lower.
CHICAGO. III. Juiy ,.-openinE--
down nc: DseemSsr. down &c. Corn:
July. up NC; September, down he,
December unchanged Oats. July.
up NC. september. TIP aac. December.
up &C. Provisions. lower.
Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co. July :;
Open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

Richard q. LAmbrecht. Chairman.
C.. r. Bornman, vice-Chairmsn
(Jno Bornman q Son, PrinterD-
Daniel Kelly. Secretary.
Gustav Dietrich, Treasurer.
u Dram Race. Attorney Grace q
WIN. Berry. Michigan state
c. II. Burton. Burton Abstract =
Title Co.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
Produce Market

| The market wss well supplied witt
! everything in the way Of fresh
fruit. and vegetables this morning
| except that there were not as man!
raspherries As usual. White peaches
are about done The last car came
in this morning. and about half the
car was In very poor shape on ac-
count OF too much rain. apparently
Receipts 90 cherries were heavy. anc
there were plenty OF new apples Re-
CENTS OF cherries were Ssavy. and
there were pl-a,s OK new appies Re
ceipts OF poultry were heavy. Also
hut there Is an excellent demand fo'
hens. which are called hrm. while
brollers are Easy In tone at the de-
cline on account % 80 much very
lightweight stock. which Is hard tc
move
sppies-New apples. sl0Lss per
box
Bs.a.ss Good shipping stock,
Si2sG2 per bunch.
Beans-Dried Limas. ~ Csc per
ID
B<rrses-Ree raspserries. $500
per case: blackberries. $3.50 pc,
z.
per s4-at case. black rsspberries'
t3.5o per at case.
S..Isew-..si6 6i:s per eu,
Ss::...MisSisas s.s.:..slds; s'T n.i., fTssiss 6:
New York, f5h ffiee:. SWISS. - ale:
Imported swiss. slc: li-zsurxer. lib.
isise; Lib. il,s Glsr; prIck cream
it.aitsc; long horns iee' dais'e"
Cauf.rr,s rru,s.-cherries. sisoe
i.Ts per box apricots. si0i.le per
box; pisms, $50 per box
Frssn vexetssi~s - Green peppers
Nr5 case. Soc haske.: -adishas
dos: lettuce. 3so3oc per IN: splnsen.
IS O se- per hamper. parsley lsH -se
Sn.: cueumbers. s5G sec per dor; wax
sections. 81 X. Is per box: green peas.
sl.s per bu-; dollhouse tomatoes ieT
Grspe Frsit-si..suis5 ser crate.
amber. IL Ri?c ID. extracted. 7Gse 10.
Hay--De,roit shippers are pay = :
the n e.s ssiiS..inf ie.. eT'ess' 3 ps;rois ssa H''
timothy, $3.50 sis; standart. $3.50
ais; Ne. timothy. NsME no !
Mss,e s.Ssr-New our, sap goods.
isRisc per 10. Syrup. 81 iRirio per sal
MeDeas Rocky Foids- standards.
s3s5ae $50; ponies si-1s per crate
meats. 81 ioN I. so per fiat
Llmes-sl 7i.r per box
NashPSoos-ss9 q acc per 10
Opunges-California Nayels. =. 70 u
ESQ per box: vaiencias. ss-esG s-'s
per box
Onsona - Texas Bermudas, yellow.
81 1901 fS: white. s1-15 per crate
P1ans-wildgoose. sl-T5Gs per ~
Of. case.
Pee~hes--Four- basf.. fats. sa9
IL
Psn~eppse~-s.sed5 per crate,
p0aafoeN-Mtchigan In carload lots
sacks. tsR .oc Per bu-: new Nirgir.as
81 G.rs per boi
Pesstry-Broilers. ,sa.sc: hens.
IA T1sc: ducks. isG1ei1c. young
ID.
stvsws<vvle.-s..se sea:-s per bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

.<srsss rs-s. s.s r-s.s'.s D-vs,-
Dssn Wv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

VIM. I. Fry. Vice president Brigh-
ton State Bank.
J, g. csrvsr. cspIssiIsto' o'0' Car Co.
O. n. kirchnsr. President German
9. G.. Mcf.outh, Michigan Salt Co
Dr.. c. II. Hodi. Vice President Ma
tionsi Bank q Lavriun.
John Wynns. Jr. Investment g.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03

rsesirss. 1855: crssmery ss,ra. sse
state 9e!rx tubs. 2in1fisc: do, sp~.
sc. 's..sS:,s imitation erssmsry
44v 30. ueerby mixed fancy. i7h6
129s 0oeh Arsta. 14Q 11c. -'..
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. July wheat
Cash 81 s5. Jufv sfi2tL septerber
ti.o7 Corn: Cash and July TX
saL; september 20. Rye Casl
lSi9s Cioverpeed. Cash ss3s
October ss.s2n. Aisiks. Angus
sass Timothy Cash ss17iz Blu,
ter: Brick creamery, 1fus7ke ri
creamery 27e Egrs; Fresh candle
lsc: selects. 7ic. Hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-07-03
NEw YORK pRoDrcE.

CLEVELAND. July 2-IIogs. Re-
eeipts 3,S0o, market steady 10 Sc
|1e0eei ycskers. mixed ss.i06s15:
gtGe oAoo: stays s5.75 rouEhs $3.50
Calele: Receipts : cars. market
|Reeo1y. Sheep and lambs Receipts
llohe. market Soc higher. springer
Viz top. Calves: Receipts IFS
market steady: top oii
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-06
BELIEVED R0UMANIh
WILL ENTER THE WAR
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
AT PARIS DEPART FOR
THE FRONTIER.
All the Reserves Have Been Ordered
To BE Ready to Move.--Rns-
slams Advancing Toward
Hounania.
BY the Associated Press.

London. Jan. 1.-THE entry of
Roumania into the war on the side
of the allies was foreshadowed to-
day by the departure Of many news
paper correspondents from Paris
for Roumania, by orders for the
reserves to be ready and by the Rus
sian advance forces on the Rouma-
MAN frontier. all of which had been
chosen because they could speak the
Roumanian language.
The crushing victory of the Rus
SLAMS over The Turks continues 10
increase in Importance. Petro-
grad says the entire Turkish army
corps which last night was reported
surrounded at Ardahan Is being AIT
initiated.