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Meade County news., 1915-01-14
HERE'S A CHANCE TO LEARN
State Agricultural College Will Send
Out Seventeen Extension
Schools This Year.

Kansas has a population of 100000
of the finest people in the world. They
are ambitious for education for their
children, so colleges and high schools
are crowded. But back at home are
thousands of men and women who feel
the need of more training for their
daily duties. The time is coming rap
idly when every city and town will
broaden its course of study until it
will offer to teach any man or woman
what he or she needs in daily life.
Until that time comes, the Kansas
Agricultural College will offer to send
schools" for one week out to where
people live. The Extension Division
is now announcing the following Ex-
tension Schools:
Agriculture, dairy, orchard, poultry,
domestic science, home economics,
cooking and poultry in combination,
sewing, road officers concrete con-
struction, gas engine, traction engine,
boys club, teachers Industrial, and
beekeepers'.
These courses or schools" are Of
fered with the hope that farmers, me-
chanics and housekeepers will avail
themselves of this opportunity to have
instruction near their homes. The
fees for the different schools will vary
owing to number of teachers to be
sent, simply enough to meet the neces-
sary expenses, no charges for services
of the College teachers. AS appropria-
ticns are increased for this extension
work, more instructors will be en-
ployed exclusively for this work.
Address all first communications to
j. II. Miller, Dean Extension Division,
K. S. A. c., Manhattan, Kas.
Waters at Kansas Instltute.-The
statewide farmers institute, which
was in session at the state agricul-
tural college for several days, closed
with general session addressed by
DR.. H. j. Waters, president of the col
lege, who talked on Farming in the
Orient" The institute was attended
by fully 1,5OO farmers, their wives,
sons and daughters.
Junction City Banker Dead.-Sum-
ner w. Pierce, leading Junction City
banker and business man, died the
other morning at his home there,
X
Died in Theater Fire.-The body of
w. T. Green, an old soldier who had
lived in Newton thirty-five years, was
found in the ruins of the fire which
destroyed the Knoeplaer Opera Block
early New Years morning. Green
formerly was clerk of the district
court of that county.
A Caesarlan operation.-A Caesar
ian operation has been successfully
performed at Wichita hospital. The
mother is the wife of Rollo Rose. a
carpenter residing west of Wichita.
X 4 X
Catholic Church Burned.-The Cath
olic church at Eagle Creek, five miles
southeast Of Olpe. was destroyed by
fire the other evening. A defective
chimney was the cause. The loss was
$4,000, half covered by insurance. The
congregation has decided to rebuild
the church at once.
4 X X
Buys Interest in Daily Paper.-D. c.
Fernsler Of Salina, recently employed
on the Junction City Union, has
bought half interest in the Daily
Record at Monette. Mo.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
IRRESPONSIBLE,

mo matter how hard misfortunes
strike some men, they never lose their
poise."
81 dare say that's true"
II know a man whose favorite order
used to be, Waiter, bottle of wine.
Nowadays he puts on just as many
airs when he says, 'Heinie, bucket of
suds.'"
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
Extreme Devotion.

"Mrs. Gadders is all wrought up over
the plight of the Belgians."
Indeed she Isl Why, she even neg
lects her poodle to attend meetings of
relief committees"
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
Clean Haul.

"A shrewd rascal skipped town the
other day, after being in society here
for several years"
Il think understand his method"
"Yes?"
"He got into society for the purpose
Of going through it."
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
That Would Be PLAINLY.

well, my good woman" said the
summer. Il must be going. Is there
anything l can do for your"
"Only that" responded the sub
merged one wearily.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Fewer young men would SOW their
wild oats If they should first stop to
look for a needle in haystack.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

However, a man may not be mar
ried and still have his troubles.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
A Surprise.

Old Maid (who during short trip
had to put her pug dog in board at
neighbor's family)-Well, children
have you always been kind to my
pet?
Chorus-Yes!
Little Carl (blurting out)-And he
can swim, now, too!-Fliegende Blaet-
ter.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
Her Ideal,

He-What is your masculine ideal?
Shea man who has both sand and
dust.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Mexico has three provisional presi-
dents, all lodging each other.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

It is hard for woman to hold her
husbands love when she can't even
hold her tongue.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Many a man has been carried under
by the sheer weight of his own dig
nifty
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Peace at any price" is a mans
motto. A woman wants it at bargain
rates.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

You seldom hear of man marrying
. woman to reform her.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Every woman's pride, beautiful, clear
white clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue
All grocers. Adv.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14
There Amt That Much.

Pop, what's a plutocrat?"
"A man who has as much money as
I'd like to have"
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

And behind the war clouds the guns
are stil booming
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

The most common form Of pes
simism is the belief that a good be-
ginning makes a bad ending.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

Buys Interest in Daily Paper.-D. c.
Fernsler of Salina, recently employed
on the Junction City Union, has
bought half interest in the Daily
Record at Monette. Mo.
Meade County news., 1915-01-14

$1,000 in Tobacco Box.-When at.
tendants removed the bed clothing
from the bunk in which Peter Thanner
died at the Soldiers Home In Leav-
enworth, they unearthed a tobacco
box In which was deposited $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-03
AS Told By Ford Owners

There's convincing force in stories told in these let
tiers from Ford owners It doesn't matter whether the Ford
used the strenuous round of Doctors practice in the
city, for the saesmans work in the country the cara
long vacation trip the family pleasure car any other
of the multitude of ways which Ford being used
it is everywhere making friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
MARRIAGES

:, August Houk. Is. farmer. Nankini
Violet Smith. ~. same.
ara sSy HS g w 1. g, sais.mAn; Mn
5yrnsst Johnson. q. labqrsr. wash
Louis o.res. ~. carpenter: Anna Ra-
!, ,A,donisrm J. Osborn. So engineer;
!, { s. !. ,os kk5Ssmsr. S. hsosst.r: Evs
dsoSss Hoi.an, o.. golf instructor
Grosse Pointe; Eunics Hadiey. 90
frsnk zoltowski. ~. metal worker
Mary 0rsschowiak. a.
Wilson Warner. 81. farmer. Napo-
leon. o.; Elisabeth winksiman. ~
Francis 4. Irwin, 20. fireman. Toledo
o.; Olive 0ates. ~. same.
J. AnTsa HIi::n. q SrE HoodA Detroit
John 1oIn:r y. Sssssrnm.k.r; Bar
osorgs Ailsn6orf, SO, farmer, More
held. Can: Evelyn Swami. ~, same.
Charles Stricken. 81. clerk; Florence
~, Peer Ss.,s ytt.s;si'ssS. 49, Restaurant; ".
John Hurley ~. foreman; Lui,
= x I'm curei.. Is. barber. Mar:
Gsor1s = Smith. a.. painter; Kath
H. wal'; Su. rSS:liiinf 30. auto painter
hobsrt. Brown. a. brakeman; JUL,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
CHURCH DOESN'T
WANT NEUTRALS
No Room For Straddlers In
Fight Against the World, Says
Bishop Anderson

"In the connict between the church
and the world. I charge many mem
beers of the church with being neu.
trial." said bishop Charles p. Ander-
son. OF CHICAGO, In his MONDAY Len
ten address N the Miles theater. Wed
nesday. spsaklng on The modernness
OF the church"
THE church." he continued, has
the charncteristic note OF modsrnness,
but many Of her members are behind
the times: they are detached rather
than attsched: . hindrancs rather
than 3 help.
aYou can't serve God and Mammon.
In the effort to straddle you can
neither gain the whole world on the
one hand nor save your soui on the
other" Sf
Bishop Anderson spoke or youth as
the dominant characteristic Of the
twentieth century. It's exuberant, op-
timistic, hopeful spirit was shown, he
said, IN the wonderful inventions that
have already been made. with still
greater ones 70 follow. and his prsdic-
ton was that the present war will be
followed by 3 more permanent peace
than the world has ever seen.
THE church, too. must have the
spirit Of youth" hs said. Though Il
IL 20 centuries old. It must have q
modern gospel for modern needs and
conditions. Il n no discredit to have
ancestors, bat Il 10 . discredit to live
q borrowed life and not make our
own contributions to our day and gen
GRAFTON. II b no discredit to the
church to b old. but II would b n
she lived on her past and was net
alert 70 present day needs"
Az signs Of new life In the church
he cited the fact that the makers Of
thought In this century are men VINO
md the highest values In spiritual
things a. compared with such cynics
and ckepttcs o. Gibbons, or "such
oooksure agnostics % HUXLEY" that
men Of business are putting moro
value In ethical considerations than
formerly and paying more attention to
the law Of right" than to the law OF
supply and demand; that there II
greater missionary activity in the
church than ever before, and that
there are hopeful Indications OF 4
grand reunion OF Christendom" as
reelected In the proposed world con.
ference Of churches.
The services we're well attended.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
POLICE CONNECT MAN
WITH WELFARE FRAUDS

Investigation by the police into the
disappearance Of clothing. provisions
and other supplies donated for the
use OF Detroit's poor TO the public
welfare bureau. resulted In the ar
rest. Wednesday afternoon, OF Frank
voat. 81 years old. OF No. 261 Jeffer
son.ave.
voat recently volunteered his ser
vices as a worker about the welfare
headquarters in the city hall. Later
he obtained possession or Z badge
bearing the inscription. Public Wei
fare Bureau, No. l." With this badge
II is alleged. he gained entrance e
the store at No, % Clinton-st.. whers
the supplies Of the bureau are stored
Numerous blanks OF the kind tina
are issued to poor persons by thu
bureau az orders for clothing or food
were found on voat's person. T6
Lieut.. Kinney. In police headquarters
Voat Is alleged TO have admitted that
he made use OF the blanks to help out
friends whom he thought were worthy
of aid.
voat was arrested by Patrolman
Henry d. Smith. who had been de.
tailed to guard the store on Clinton.
st. He IL held at headquarters as q
suspicious person.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

2 . Z f
ooRDoN-y.b. 20, Frank W.. at resi-,
husband Of Ida and father Of Diten
At o'clock. from residence.
HAMPsoN--Fsb. -, at her home. soa
II. lst. H.S St Hamp a. r ana dear o.
mother Of James and Mrs. Henry ia
eobs and Mrs.. John Donohus. or CHI
caro-. Funeral Thursday ,. m.
HS n e. 5sss k HI bali a 4. sSa .Iss.
SON Of 9. J. and Alice Heath, grand
son OF James p. and Eva klmbaii.
50 wsst Hancock-svs. Notice of flu
King. mother Of William II. King.
Burial Friday Mt Fishsryills. Mich.
papers please copy.
dsnes. Iof Hani.st.. Joseph j. oBrien.
beloved husband Of Lizzie OBrien.
apd brother Of Frank p. Q.Brien.
Sf Seattle: wssn ,i w; w Gbrisn.
funeral later.
VAN NoETwIcK.Fee. s:. az resi-
pin and father Of Edgar Van Mort
beth and J. ". ID. Van Nortwick.
Philadelphia and New York city pa.
psrs please copy. Notice OF funeral
later. - AE.a ,.
20. Dugald, beloved
husband OF Sarah walker. dear faith
Or OF John. William NJ. Alexander
y, Madgs Walker, Sister Rose Mary
Of Pueblo, Colo; Mrs. Thomas Stack
gools and Mrs. Fred McBrearty. Flu
neral from his daughters residence
7s Westmin:ter,avey Friday, Feb rs
Blessed Sacrament at 3.
20. at Harper hospi.
w. Ws,ts s Of Dst Gos Sn S'n Mr.. 4 S W
Beard, OF Omaha. Neb., age 81 years
Funeral from residence. 1917 Belvi-
dere-ave., Thursday at 2 p. m. Re-
mains will be At verheyden's chapel
90s Mack-ave.. until Thursday morn
ing.
WILLIAMSBURG month mind mass for
Rev. Paul ii. Williams Will be suns
at st. Charles church, Townsend.
ave, Thursday morning. Feb Is. NJ
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
WOMAN FAINTS IN
MIDST OF TRADE

"I'd spit in your face. I'd see you
behind the bars. I'd"
Mrs. Irene Belnisch. 4 pretty
blonde. got this far In TRADE
against her husband, Louis. In Po-
lice Justice Stems court, "wednesday
morning. Then she tainted. She
was carried from the court room, and
returned after being revived.
She charged her husband with fail
ing to support her. The husband
blamed his mother-in-law for their
troubles, charging that she had en-
ticed his wife away from him. After
Mrs. Belnisch had completed her test
imony. Justice Stein ordered the hus-
band to furnish Q bond TO support his
wife or serve 80 days In the Detroit
House Of Correction,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. A.--Closei An open
wa. a s.s. u wheat . Se
there vas nothing else In the .itustion
inst might have caused Il. The out
i0gffs vs Rpssrsd g Pc unchangsd. go.
but not 90 much 20 ss many dealers
silns 81 Tus.Ssy. = The Paris nsrsst
n s tom: w s:o .. sSa bs,sss sa. rs
an active ocsh demand. suppcssd to be
s bull : lowering Of ths expert .u z;
Ing o. the Dsrdsnshss. Every time
report come. In OF active bQmbsrd.
hsids!. tx. frishs a: ana .si IT, They are
that would sooc the msss:ts OF Eu.
Sp: In sass % ss.. Sshss Ds.ss
change TO justify an AdSanes or . de-
cline IN prices. The war Still promises
70 pc long and : great deal OF wheat
The liouidsiing OF wheat the past
tScrousS ana S, tie fact ~ I'll that The weaker S
IL given a. the isadinY cause OF the
early nrmnsss. There may now be
some shorts TO cover and put prices
sus ,as ana nan rssasn oe
export buying would quickly put prices
wheat advanced &c in the early trad
At : gain Of i0ihc over Tuesdays
The coarse grains and seeds were
wSsst quotations. cash No, ? red.
OF 80 at Sf.ss, advanced TO $50 and
sisIs.d .a e ss q 1Sx 1 a2na sio.:d
AZ e1.S1. No. I white, e1.loM.
No y r,Sl NO ea y:ii q .a e No. ysSs.
i0Sc .,s: standard, . ear. At sshe; No. .
white. $50. No. white. SIC.
Beans Bean a imm ned ana promp. ship
Cioverssed: Prime spot and March,
,s. p pPi.. .s s.I e 'ss. s st .i..
Timothy: Prime spot. ss.is.
Receipts In the Dstrsit market Wed.
cars sSs q wheat IA 81 corn. z Of dEti !
OF rye and . Of hay. Withorawei4
were 1000 bbls. Of Hour. 10000 bn Of
ss $40 sna s l''sS wi Wheat q SO 81.
corn. $500 blu. Of oats. 1000 bu. Of
barley saS sa4n s SS q ryxd lower
Exports Of wheat ana -four wsdnss-
day, i74,O00 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu. against $4,000 blu. a year ago. !.
h the w Sscrsa..a avii pigcoo supply ASt
week week The sst total il now iSs.oas. goo bu.
arRR, .p .:' oi Ss. s wSs s:s asG pu.
Minneapolis. i7S oars. aFalnst as1;
winnipeg. 49,. cars. against 81 south
west. ISL 900 bu.. against $1,000 blu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2&-opening: Wheat;
gs; ssSiiy, u ap w Se Srovision. lower
Noon-wheat: May. up. INC; July
Ne. oats; May. up NC: July. up ES.
Ciose--May. up &c, July. up hc
Corn: May. up Nc; July. UP &C. Oats:
May. up Nc; July. up Nc. Provisions
Generally higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrrALo LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, N z Feb. 2t.-
Cattle: Two cars: merksS sseeeXd
shipping steers. choice e prime. 3.sS
heavy. s7asS i.5o: fsr 10 good. as.i!
OF: best handy. e597;so: e omrmTSSn X x
COWS Cows and sSg Ssifsf.: Prime vsishsy hcii.
ers. ss.75Q7; best handy butcns2 neil a :,
$50; best heavy fat cows 3e9sse
medium o % sssa. ,!sSs
ssss heavy be- isss sui.
81: ss 'ssr.lISs.,S ;s'l.'s a'' ',is'
Sheep, Five cara; market strcnE;
sSSg. as; " %:tS ssissSss SiSS; ewes. 'ssi
Calves: ss0is.so.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Feb. f4.--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar.
ket, steady to shade higher; mixed ene
butchers. Ss.lo@s.7o: good heavy. ,?sts
@s.s5; rough heavy, 4sls@s.so; light
higher; bssvss. S5.soos.ss; cows And
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
COLLECTOR BRADY OUT
FOR S4-CENT TAXES

Internal Revenue Collector Brady
II receiving returns from physicians,
druggists and others that handle
drugs and are compelled under the
Harrison drug cot 20 pay Z tax OF -
cents 20 cover the period from March
! 70 June 30. The collector ngures
that about 5000 persons In his district
are affected BY the law. So far. about
one-half that number have remittsd.
Many Of the letters contain % cents,
. quarter and . dime. Where pos.
sible the government will return the
odd cent otherwise Il win be credited
to ths excess account In the ofacs.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
JACKSON MAN rs
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

Glare Brooks. 20 years old, Of Jack.
SON. Mich. IL alleged to have passed
9 worthless check for $50 on Charles
w. FOX. several weeks ago. Tuesday.
1t II charged. he attempted to cash
another check. and unwittinsiy ssn-
gled out brother OF Fox ~ the next
victim. The police were notified, ana
Brooks was arrested and locked up in
police headquarters on charge OF
forgery. Brooks IL said to have ad-
mitted to the police that he has fioat-
cd half dosen bad checks In De-
trOit and Toledo, all Of them for small
amounts.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
s'ss:'f' 'ssa.l 6 as s.s J

n!0ssA win sras. ~ sAArssA 70 .
ss::.ssr ia ::ss s!
~. s:Sss; y s s':::,s
Obituaries. HSefinS NoSicSS ma an An
pr4ss0tns Nall HSlH
nesttnG Noticss-Mnlmvn chaTGs. T5S
Ter Verde Or lee. Over Is words
one ma ens-third cents Tor each sxSrs
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
Or. ssuder In Speaking Tour.

DR.. A. @. Studer. general secretary
Of the Detroit Y. M. C. A. will leave
Wednesday evening. for Toronto,
where he Is to begin q series or lee.
lures on Y. M. G. A. work that will
take him to Montreal, Boston, Brook
Ign, Philadelphia, New York and Bur
falo, DR.. Strder viii speak In these
cities on The Religious Interview
The Financial campaign" and Inter
city work." March I, DR.. studer viii
celebrate his twenty-dfth anniversary
In Y. NJ. G.. A. work.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
posToN Stock MARkET-tclese,

Aiaska Gold Mines. 2Ihi Ahmeek.
| superior. Is; Calumet Ariz.. 81;
calS%st & Hsoia, s1s chino. g: Cop Cop;
Butte. .; Fir.t National, sis Gold.
|csnanes. n n Hsncock, liz; Indis ma.
sK in,pirsslon y; I ns, Royal . 70 NJ:
Hmm Copper. Aek: u. 8. smelling.
ScZ: q. smelling pfd. 4oh: VIC
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

0OA9kA0 RA8ASUs .
s;sU; ea ia i Dsn cSins .ssy kStss
i ''fs ss:: . sSs : Tab. ! Ss:s ,s
81: ssSSs. s s:S &: s S:.S;YS.: l::s.
lc sns 'h.si. .iissS. ss-is 5usS Sfit
~. r.. ssss ss; :ss e .sss ::1 x;
middl.nGs, Ssa; .sssaSksd corn. "a; corn
Els.r-JOSSin: prssss' Ss:t xie4ig q.
ss.ss. VIZ; es sssn sya sfi s: .Sri sS;
Sarlwsr: Naiis. ii;sy ssss: sHnssl.
Wire wIr: s nsSnsi Hslnsa;a .s sssS
Mss:a s.ass ss:n: . s:, ssu :; s;ssess;
s.asf :R.. SI sss: ia ana gs ~;
I ssuss sStS, csrriAxe Soiss. sasi i.
~ nSe and nnd ms sshi 81 boi i s ,arS
20 and 8 per cent on list: large. rs and
oil Raw sse =. oh s sss S a:: R:.s
sene, tank -dakon or iron barrels: Ola.
mond headlight. s.7e: perfection, 10
paiaoins. s.ic; crown gasoline. lie pei
ProyAs,e.s--sass. porx ,isse; fam.
lily. S2002l: clear backs, yis63o
smoked hams. l4h9l5hci briskets, Al
ssSonl qs sea IN A :i.r:. y
II Nc; kettle rendered. lahe 10.
yusars--Corrscted aaily by w. u
IEdEsr 4 s0pi cryst91tI dS%,nTosS lib
Siis cut cut LOAF, ss; ' sSS:s. '.e s.sal
dersd. jsSs; srsnuistsd. sxtrs sosrss
ID cottons' $40: crystsi domino
ts.ts almond A. 9s.as spntscsis sp:ss
n 90. DSwd, nj, IA q 70 s. case
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
Three Flrms File Article,

Articles of association have been
fled in the county clerks once by
the following: James Leonard Coal
Co.. capital stock. $4,000; Highland
Park Paint & Glass Co., capital stock
$4,000: Benton Construction Co..
capital stock. $500
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
e-
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Pr

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PHOSIsiuNs.
were Gsi rom Az SiIhe higher than Yes:
terday's close when todays merkst
opened Good demand with offerings
Rsnorts OF the Condition OF the win
ter wheat crop later sent prices 70
Si.54t and t1.a7A. which represented
recessions OF from Q fraction 70
Corn was up y GNc over yesterdays
close at the opening today. foreign
and domestic demand being responsi-
bic. Later this demand feii on sngnt-
Oats acted with wheat and corn, De
ing up from Nc TO &c over yssteraay 2
close at today's start. and reeeuihs
sn ssrnrisians were generally lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
cuIcAco sUTrER MARKET.

cHarcHdc, Tss. it--sustsri Estrss
arr, ,:s', hss s:'rf Sr,% ss. 3.
|sssss iiSiss; sprls sss.I,, lsc; surs s:y:,
l lfe sSss ~Sss.. .oSsss! RED, sle.os
||wisecnsin white. ,sotsc; red. s70toe
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
NEW WORK PRODUCE MARKET.

.., lily and p ra1,,nai porr f r,oIr un.
WEES; ! ssssss, s JOS w. sas.r m sss
eoy,ds., So test, 49,; .rsAnsd: dull
e. ssskkss sr: on .Scs 1ssSi'sssss
s:gSntr,, SkSs.ss ,it.f: 9si:.; prime :
ssMc: chickens: Is ei5c; fowls isS-
s s.s d geese s . ducks Lave Geo. of" ami.
iSN 6isc: turkeys. isqiSc; roosters
Ii6isNe: eh,cksns: bro!lsrs. IS 8 . isc.
: :Dssisi 100 ise's fun .si%s sG sSss .
crs sSs.sr .s Stray, is ss's sss. d.rs
tubs, as9sec; Imitation creamery nrsts'
is@i4c. Eggs: Irregular and unset
Ssse: ir::h hr.,i, iss,'c.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-The stock
Arkst opened weak and active, the
eject Of apprehension over shipping
|condiions. Stocks Of Southern rail-
roads were particularly affected.
~ g. m.--Northern Pacific was the
weak feature at the end Of the first
hour. declining I IA to 80 Is. Nerv-
|orsness over the shipping situation
dominated the market
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

s ss',:. ,Y&I;s T ;ssss 's:SSIsss,
sF;E :: :: s:$ ':ss'i S i:a's
CLEVELAND LIVE sTo/s.
o. Sa.v ~ S:. a. S s: I: iS ss
S S's. ana sSs i1 msalu MS. and
N.7s. Cattle: Receipts, 4 oars. strcns.
sheep and lambs: Receipts . oars; nrm;
top, %. Calves; Receipts iso. nirm'
w. TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, Feb 3t.--Hogs: Receipts.
400 head; market. steady yhesvtss,
te1oVIso; msdiums. eSso0ssc go 90
caives: Market. steady. Sheep and
lambs; Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
TOLEnO GRAIN.

roLEpo Fss; 2i tSls : July. sisi.
G fsRe. eos sss: 's c:.:h ssss ssSs:
July. ssNc. Rye: Cash. tl.2a Cioysr..
seed IN And T's sssS r, ,ssaS
S sna M nns M ;sSo Saii.f. egg: ana hay:
Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
BUrrER AND EG0s

,1c: dairy. &c: packing stock. lsc is.
Esss-F,ssh receipts cases includ-
cd. nrsts. 2Shc: current receipts, z2hc
dos. Receipts, sf1 cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
Weary WING Ia Judes,s Bed.

WARY Wine IN JUDGES oeo.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Ashe found
Q typical Weary Willie SMOKING com
fortably on the couch provided by
the county for tired circuit judges. In
the ante room on the large court
room. Wednesday morning. The man
had sneaksd into the place during the
night and made himself right al
homo. Ashs elected him without
ceremony.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
STOCK MARKET
OPENS WEAK

NEW ronk sroCk xAMxnT-c,....
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Anal c2p Hx.. Am Can &C. Am c Z y
e Al Am CT sm Oh ~ g Am Ice %, Am Ice
AZ suS issA, Ana Ar ia Ana lob
t4ns ee. q . e. Beth Steel StE. d
y ~, Cal Petro lI&. Can Pa iS& q,
Cent sAth Chino Cop IS. G. N Y
Slsa fsSa p.s 1 .iHf, i SYs o 81. ai ssS
Sc nd, den 'S s, g. soa Z; zen
~. g. Ner "a iiSx, OF " ore ctr
Net m Do pr 50. Int Harry oom SIS.
u ia Ast ystro ssa.MK2 tru iss.
Ne re 70 Aismi Cop IN Nat Lead
NNExE uNIMS 10y isH. ny
Zoe. Ns An g North Pss ieSS. Penn
fsK, Read itiN, Rep i1shi ~ do Sop 81
ssu. Ely In 2 s,aa.t.s scum s.S Sas l. 6
Stp I'm, Texas In. Tex OF l2lK.
! RSh Ave- ave, II Union Pee AT y
1osX y > Bonds 100, Vir-car Chem
~ Utah Cop $50. Wabash s7K, do Of
! :. West I'm Tel SIX. West Mtg ss. =
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
MoNEy SeARkUr.

: NEW ToRK; Feb M.mMonsy q, on
paper: 500 per cent: Bar silver:
condor isM pence; Nsw York. nhe.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

..s sH' s,s per ssi < sis OILED s
,sns. tsnk.wsson or Iron barrels; Dia-
pals cine. sic: crown gasoline. lie per
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Notice IL hereby given that ~ -
nu.l msstins e stss s6,Ssss.eSf c -
srsnssetion of such eshsr b1.loS1 -
viii y = s ;ss S IS ss q i 6osss;s
g 8 ~ w'l b sssss s = ;;sss bsssssss
''"'''ss s's.ss' : . sAF2<1
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