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The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Grain and Provisions,

DETROIT. Aug. s-Close: wheat
opened under builish conditions. but
prices at hrst did not respond. The
map was very wet over the territory
tributary TO Detroit and Chicago The
only hope was in lot OF clear weat .
err that Is coming in from the west
mad looks as II 81 might make de-
cided change for the better In "A few
days Much wheat is down OWING to
the heavy rain and great deal IL
down and out Complaints OF black
rust damage arc increasing from
some parts OF the spring wheat states
but in n general way the weather in
that direction IL better. Complaints
come that II IL too cold and frost
/ damage Is feared over the Canadian
line.
After n holiday the liverpool mar
ket came in lower paying no atten =
tlon to the strength on this side.
Weather ~ unfaNorabi over parf Of
Europe India IS too dry and the
weather in Argentina is cold. For @
eizners take a little wheat almost
every day. but not enough 20 prevent
an increase in the American visible
supply. although receipts here are so
small.
Tho early movement % wheat is
suffering DELAY and observers say es-
I Inmates OF the total crop must BE- re-
duced because OF rain injury Detroit
cash handlers report brisk export
demand for soft winter wheat for i'm
4. mediate shipment. but receipts are so
small that business is hindered.
| Wheat had weak spell about noon
| hut recovered and the close was ~
m advance Of &c In cash and Sep
| TENDER and 1c ga December
Corn and oats were quoted weak.
/ Clover seed advanced eos a Csc and
Wheat quotatlons-Cash No rcd
! Sill: September opened at 81 Os1
/ ADVANCED to sl.0yik declined 20
! S1.osN and closed ~ g ~. Dccerr
Z lac cd as IL. q
si12Is. derlined 10 sflfi5 snJ clos-
cd at sii2h No. white. 400
! Coarse grain quote lions -- Corn.
Sash No ,. SMc No. Yellow. 50 C..
oats; Standard ssa5s1sc. No 2
white S1is arSsc; No. 4 white. So. ~
T. Ryc--cash 40. :. 81 no. Augu.t qso
gust shipment. $3.50: senten1hcr 81 r.
Glover Secd-Prime spot IS 90. Cr-
to6sr. ss.i5' prime aisil.e $3.50.
Ttmothy--prime spot 1925
Receipts Of flour on Tuesday were
Loco bbls.. and shipments the same
Wheat receipts were 3 cars. stock
are i35oo hug compared with 81
bu. year ago
Coarse grain receipts were 30 cars
Of corn, 81 oats and ore ~ rye
Withdrawals We're 1850 bu Of corn
stocks are 1890 bu. Of corn. SeGf
su OF oats 1000 bu. Of barley and
Prices year ago in the prtrol,
market were ssifc FOR No 2 rrr
wheat. zoe. for No corn and 4ic 70,
IStandard oats.
; Worlds visible supply OF wheat de.
creased l,7Tl 0o0 bu. last wceN IN,
total II now s9,7Ti 900 In cornparef
with i14.2sl. 900 hu. year ago
Chicago commission houses houehl
freely on black rust reports fror
/. North Dakota
Primary wheat receipts were se-
600 blu. compared with i.Cf3000 bu
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE; STOCK.
Dunutur A Syexros

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Aug a.
Cattle cars; market steady: choice
TO prime native shipping steers. ESQ
10 1900 los. So So a 1870. fair TO good,
$3.50 q % plain and coarse. ss1s.e5;
Canadian steers leo TO 1850 lbs,
,s75as25. do. LOO 10 1850 I0s. $50
SIS choice TO prime handy steers
native. s..5 "a $500 fair 10 good grass
ers. $3.50 80. light. common grass
ers. SC 59G675: yearlings dry fed
sos Ns.s5; prime fat heavy heifers
sI.15T SIS. good hutchering hetfers
$3.50 as: light dry fed. ss50sFs75
light grassy heifers tsMs50. best
heavy tet cows. s. q -; good butch
ering COWS. ss6s.25; cutters. s425a
10: canrers. s31 a. fancy bulls 81 a.
T25: best butchering bulls, IS rs fl
6 so; light bulls. s5.25I55o
Hogs Is cars, market strong
$40, pigs. $40.
Sheep. cars: market steady. top
lambs. 1915 10. yearliuEs. $3.50 q s.
wethers S6.50T7. ewes, S6ls5O
Calves: s5Ul2
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
N0TlCE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. 3, 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1892
MAXWELL AVENUE

To 4. L. ketcham,. Walter Keusch.
W III. Rackham,. VIM. Muttenbers.
Win Ip HsTdy Mary e.uR Rssa.sn
Thomas a Co., Joseph kiefer. Ward
Rowland, w, J. Keep, Elix Fender,
Arthur Hill, Elizabeth Tackaburry. j.
:: Holden. g. X. Backus, Albert Wink
e. 1i,b EI,nab c stoehips;, John Grlfnt%
Harms. 4. Rrinkman, J. " Holland.
Blum. Adolph Schneider, Henry 4
Meredith. NJ Riedeman. Helen NJ vi
gar Theo. J, Richter, John NJ, Tsske.
derbecke. g. Mas, l.. 8. Trowbridge.
J. r. Phillips. David Simons William
81. John. Peter Kutwa. T.. NJ Ulrlchs.
Sam Ferguson, John A Giliies. John
;. Foley, Cook Farm Co. and to all
other persons owning, occupying or
otherwise interested in any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Max
well avenue In said City OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men.
toned.
The Common Council of the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much of
Maxwell avenue, from the north line
OF Mack avenue to the south curb
limo OF Canneid avenue. TO be graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given that
all the lots and premises fronting on
said MAXWELL avenue. and liable 10 be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF tho city Charter and
that a roll OF said assessment IL now
completed. and Will remain At the As
SCISSORS Once In the City OF Detroit
from the date hereof until Aug. II.
1915. for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-ss President.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
|RI|SSlJES
|ESTROAG
1zilense Dealing in
Steel Shares Is
I Feature

uSr1Ghl. 1918, by the New hors
i:%xF Evening r0st TomDasS.s
q NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Renewed
ivtty, with Increased buying OF
~ war stocks and immense deal
~ fu United States Steel shares,
Awe interest 10 the movement OF
4 6ock market prices today. All the
calied war issues" were taken In
! 5Saa again, and under the leader
~ OF Bethlehem Steel, which
1ched its record price, the whole
krket advanced sharply In the ear
1rading. There was little reac-
"a unfil 4 o'clock when prices de-
IA fractionally. In the last hour
Snetiing was resumed and the en-
8 market became weak.
There were exceptions. however,
many OF the active issues touch
~ level in the final trading.
Tr1l.. earlier in the day. was full
tories concerning the new profits
6ick Bethlehem Steel would make
actual orders on its books.
lDar tales were circulated about
~ 0f the lesser known issues
h the result that the market wit
kbod another extraordinary move
~ In these shares.
4 & 1Ioe{ 81 the stories Of great profits
NJ visionary AS usual. and none
&hem went into particulars re-
zne the actual profits that the
E business- would show. The
INCUBATION in many OF these shares
RI about as wild and excited as
heen seen at any time since the
Dout rise began. Furthermore,
rnovement had all the earmarks
X1Fpit manipulation. Although the
111o public was largely interest
M chief impulse came from pro-
6lnnal sources. with the taking
u ons low priced Issue after an
& IN theeftort TO extend specu-
M Interest in the market as
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
VIEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK PRODICH.

NEW YORK. Aug Flour: Dull
but steady. Pork Steady, mess,
1880 90. Lard Dull middle west
spot, fs15Is25. Sugar Raw, dull.
Centrifugal. 90 test. Sisi: fnuscovadc.
50 test, sssT refined quiet: cut loaf.
1910: crushed. $500 s so; powde ed.
S. s0n $50 graduated, t5.70n5.s5.
low Quiet city. SAC. special. csc:
country, 81. d6isc Nay: Firm. prime.
sig0aI45. 10. 8. sl2tiz ai2fn. cIo-
yer. sl2odi25 Dressed poultry:
Weak. turkeys i4d2Ic. chickens. IA
q &c: fowls. ism i74c, ducks. lie.
Live poultry. Unsettled geese. lin
i2c. ducks, 1sa1gsc fowls. 15c. tur-
keys. IITl2c ROSTERS, II nc. chick
ems broilers. IeG22c. Cheese. Tn
settled state milk. common TO spe-
cials. liz nilAc. skins, common 10
specials 3IiiHc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

n T2LF seSs.@ @ 1uf slsss n 6.semssr.
Der. sshc; Decembsr. sshc. oats:
Cash. $40: September. 4z.c; pecem-
seed: Cash, $3.50: October, ts.s2h
december, ss,ss: March. ss.sb. Al
ike; August. 1919. Timothy: Prime
and september. "a; October sass.
eresmery. 2Sc. Eggs; CaBdled fresh.
zoe: selects, 2zc. Hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CUICACO pUTTER wARKFT.

CHICAGO. Aug. S.--Butter; Extras
25c. hrsts. 24c dairy extras. ar a
23Hc hrsts. 2id22c Eggs: Prime
ordinary. isc frsts. isA n &c.
Cheese. Twins. 13a. TIic. young
Americas. 15Hc. Live poultry Fowls.
12nc. ducks. i5c; geese. 9plOc;
potatoes; Receipts. 80 cars; $1,000
g5 per Dbl.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

QUOTES roadhouse. Sunday night.
and held him In jail until Monday
morning. on the complaint Of the
taxi driver.
Aid. Barnett. his good friend, &c.
companied Pollasky to court. and
said he would guarantee the latter's
appearance at any time. or would
furnish bail for him.
Marcus was released on his per.
sonal recognisance. to appear Wed
nesday, after he has had chance
TO talk some more about the million
dollar deal with the common council
committeeman.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 3.--Hogs: Re-
ceirts 1000; steady: workers. s.. a5'
ISIS. mediums. s. Is ass. extreme
heavtes ss.75HI. roughs. IS. stays
$50 Cattle: Receipts. : cars, slow;
steady sheep and lambs Receipts
< ears. steady. springers. $3.50.
Calves: Receipts. $50. steady. top,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
'}yBRN STOCK MtHKET-C,o..

yOUN STOCk WtEkESr--Close
9%kh Gold $3.50 Nils Chalmers.
10. preferred. 7tc M, NFri.
I3fred. 1os: AM Car & rdy ,'~,, ~
An Cotton OH. b2t.: Am. Hide
|o&t1er. 2; Am. boronio.. 5sE Am.
Hef, Soas. Am. sugar Ref.
AN Beet sugar, 81: Am. Tel. &
t12: Anscupda. seiA: Atcbisou
baldwin I,ocomo. 50: BaIti-
RI y Ohio SEES Beth'eh =
2kookiyn r. T.. bs%; Butte a
-. SfsN: centrrl tesir.r ~,
)4 4 Ohio. t2h: Chicago CT. w.
VI 30; Chi a, Northwest. iesia M
~ r. SzH Chi. y Y -
Z f'hlao Copper. tbys: Colorado
~ 1ox Cuban Am. sugar. 40 !,
II FodUrts Ref. 49,. rrueibie
~ Goa IT'S: Dome Mines. ziT:
l{I<vs Secnr.. eIh. Erie com.
>ag, iM pfd; q; General E,es.
n. fIS&: CT. Northern ore
)HEenhein,. Exrior.. 81: Inspir.
1pRer. 735s; Inter Met. 81;
~ ~; 3ptcr. Harvest. fOfa
~ pphth-. 4sH, Iehieh Val.
(>lnRett Neyers, 2,2it
o1A.. III: Menlcan Petrol.
- C1pVer. se3; Missourl
~. y: = =. CON-. 81
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-opening -
Wheat: September, UP he: Deem
Der, down &C. Corn: September. up
lie; December, up sc. Oats: Sep
TENDER. up ac December. UP isc.Prp-
visions: Slightly lower.
Ncon---wheat: September up lac;
December. up &C. Corn: September.
down ac: December. unchanged.
Oats: September. up NC December.
up isc.
Ciosc---Wheat: September down
&C: December. down &c Corn.
September down Nc: December.
down. &C Oats: September up isc;
December. unchanged. Provisions
lower
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Aux 3.--lIogs. Receipts. Il 0e0 mar
ket strong, SC higher: mixed and
butchers. ss.t9ftI.s0, good heavy
ss.556i rs. rough heavy. ss.ljns.35.
light. s7Isd7.90 pigs 1915 a rs.
Cattle: Receipts. 1000: market
steady: beevos. So 20 n 10 so; cows and
heifers. s325 q g. IS. Texans. $3.50 e
80: calves, s750Ti1s5 Sheep: Re-
cei pts, Il 900. market, strong and I DC
higher. native. s6.l0ds9o western,
ss25a7: lambs. 1918 $50. western
S6 p 6hHd0
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

RAY consoi., esA Ry. steel spring
a.: Rep, Iron 4 Steel, az 10, niidir
81: Reading com. 1919 namely @ 80,
%: do. pfd., i2rs Sloss- ne, t.eiu ;,
Hallway lsa Studebdker Corp.
ssA; Tenn. Copper. ass Texas 60,
las: Third Avenue, Sc Cnion Paci,n,r'
i2sh; U. :. Rubber. 40 Do, ~ pro,
i04is l.. S. Steel com, -; DO. plo,'
fIiL; L.. = Steel 50. l02i tan
Copper. ssN: Viz. Carolina Chenl.,
ssI: Westinghouse. ifgA Western
Irnion. s91.: WHY'S Overland. 80
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

to execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle & Poyah. W. a. Hamlin &
Co. n. w. Noble a Co. w. +. Moss
* Co. Jack II. Thomson, Lewis O.
Gorton. W. r.. Reilly & Co. Geo. NJ.
West 4 Co. Emmett L. Sprsgue. Chas-
T. Merrill Co. A. w. Wallace a
Co. William II. Rose & Co, VIM A
Near q Co. w. p. Mclaughlin. h. h
Pelton.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Quiet and easier receipts. s2.ss5:
creamery extra. 2sc; state dairy tubs.
2oq!3he imitation creamery nrsts.
Tnsettled: receipts. $500: nearby
white fancy. 2sd30c: nearby mixed
fancy. is922hc: fresh 1rsts. ISL a
Csc
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

The things now being done by
Edinburgh tScotland) women In
clude running elevators and street
cars and delivering mails. whole
brigades OF street sweepers are
composed OF women.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

A California Judge has ordered
that II II. II. Krause stays at home
his wife shall feed him. and II he
chooses not TO stay at home she
shall pay him $40 a month alimony.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

The British government recently
purchased 1000 tons OF hay In
Kansas City, which II will ship TO
some scene Of hostility by way Of
New Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Nitwed-I suppose you have
found your marriage to be a true
partnership,
Peewee--Just that. I'm the silent
partner.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.

nrsts. aie; dairy. 5ie; packing stock.
Sc per ID.
cases included. 1SHc. current re-
ceipts. iGizc per doz Receipts. 1.2ol
Casea.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Jinks-Brown's a great home
body,
Binks-Yes: has his touring car
fitted out with a bed. bath, stove.
ard mortgage.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
JOBBIvG PRICES.
AIMED Gooda-ApDiea ~ az n so

'annfd eoocs-Applcs, tZ.fc LOU
EPha S Sessa ,l esPI 30 a toip
Maine. sl.1o. standard. sec. Table
beta 3i.25u 40. Peas: Fancy early
June. $3.50. standard. 81; baked. 80 a
t0c. salmon; Buckeye tail. t2.30. fat.
500 Alaska reds. fI.so; .Alasks
tally june, fl.i0 per doz
Feed Jobbing prices In l00-lb.
.acks: Bran. t2S, standard midflings.
10. fine middlings. S22. cracked corn,
Ni corn and oat chop. 40 ton.
Flour-Jobb!ng prtceE. Best Michi-
saa essten s. Sou Ssrs se SS Rssn ss2
patent. $40 per Dbl. In paper sacks.
Hardware Nails, $40 case, an
rs1led wire. $50 bundle; galv 2nizsd
barbed wire, 2 point. $3.50 per cwt
galNanizcd sheets, - gauge. y5.55. 2s
sau e $50: "a gauge, $3.50: Is
D. onzed axes. So per ios black sheet
& %: 4 S gauge sazs Il gsu ~ s g. sS
caTrlage bolts, small, 7Sc. 10 aud pe.
cent on list, large. Zoe. 10 and 8 on
MACHINE bolts. small 80 and, ) per
cent OF Lat. large zoe and 5 on list.
! green hides lie, 40. i csred bulls.
lac. No. ! green bulls. lac: No. 1
cured veal kap, lsc; No. I green veal
Kip. Ice. No. I cured murrain, lee;
No green nnurrain. lac; No. I cured
ah horse lss siS.. 55sssse e sUt 'e horse y.
hides, s2.5o. 30. taiiow. 90. so No
taliow, $3.50. No. hides, 10 on
skin tas to amount wooi'., sc 10
-. ;1r.ssA ~ ~ ,slls1
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Alaska II more than twice as
large as the German empire.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Free Masonry Of this country en-
bnoed I.e7i.477 members 1t a count
noco ~ yenx,. I, !, Z. !. =. !. Z.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug Mooney on
call ~ per cent. time money. az q
san per ps sen, s9r q: month"; pss chs, ssr
silver: London. p 7-fs pence. do.
New York, 47isc. Demand sterling;
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
THE RECORDERS COURT

THE RECORDERS COURT
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT
IN THE MATTER OF Wild
ENING THE ALLEY IN THE
BLOCK BOUNDED BY DEL
AWARE, SEWARD, GREEN
FIELD AND MERRILL AVE-
NUES WHERE NOT AL
READY OPEN TO A WIDTH
OF is FEET AS A PUBLIC
ALLEY.
To all owners OF property I'm the
following described district which has
been established by the Common
Council rs the Assessment District
for such opening:
Lots 1 TO Is. both inclusive. block
S, Irving Place subdivision on Quar-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Priuung the plain neat kfnd---that
h right-Times job Dept.--Mnin ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

D~trsit Ti-es JOB Printing Dept
MAIN 4S20.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Produce Market

small broiIers are not wanted and
the market is easy and lower. Other
lines OF poultry are quiet and the
s ,, ri il little greater aar,t shan de de-
easy and the candled stock is Arm
Batter and cheese are In abundant
supply and easy. Apples are steady.
bur there is an oyersuppiy OF peaches
raspberries nrc In ample supply and
blacks very scarce. Potatoes are
easy and plentiful The produce
market Is only moderately active and
suffers from the bad weather.
-----
81 '5aiio per RI. and ,a5oaI yer
Bnnnnns--ocoa shipping stock
s. 1902 per lunch.
Berrie. Red raspberries. $40 50
per bu.f Slackberries. t1.501I.15 per
lG-quarl case, black raSDberries. s. a
80 per bu.; hucnieberries. $500 !
per bu.
Cnhbage-si per bbi.
Cnuiinower--$i 50G1.75 per bu
.Currnnts-Rcd. ssg2.23; cherry.
Csrrr,es1s,. ssa2.sO per bu.
thecsr-MicHigan fats. 12ie u
iSas; New York, ltI7 @l5e: Swiss.
burger. 2-lb.. l2c: lib. 1iGliisc;
brick cream. l4aIi5c. long horns,
Ito per box; plums. ,i.e5 91.5o box:
peaches, 81 ~ Il 1856 per box, Bartlett
pears. - 75Ta per box.
Dressed Cslves-Fsncy, l4di4ih c:
common. l3 n 13te per ID.
Fresh NeEetsbies-Beets. 81 per
0u. green peppers. slse case, 55c
basket: radishes. Toe doz. lettuce.
zoe p eG Dor e sr,ne pa555ssyss c Ssr
box wax beans. .fl.25 per bu; green
poas, 81 per bu.. dollhouse tomatoes.
Ice l2c per ID. green corn. $40 %
per Dbl a-rots. 1Sc per ou.. turnips.
ersp~ F,ruit--ss soaAaS per crate,
Hoaey--Fancy white new. 14Gi5c;
amber. liG &c ID; extracted. 7asc
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying
the tollSYinG pr ,es Tor oaied hay In
car lots, Z. .. b. Detroit: No. I tim
othy, SEA 20: standard. al q q. No.
:: timothy. SEGA 1850; light mixed,
clover. si4ai5; No. 9 clover. tl2.5o
1880; rye straw. ss1s.5a; wheat
ana oat straw ss59a7 per ton.
Meien--- Rocky fords. standards.
tat: Arizona standards. 3s.25 q 80.
Limrs--s1 u J.. IS per box.
Mushrooms IS q 5oc per ID.
or"nEes-vaiencias, sS25n3.75 per
box.
onions Southern. ssn s0c per sack
Pesches-Missouri and Arkansas.
- a. u ! 30 per bu
PiaenppIes-4Flo riia. 81 per crate.
Potatoes New Nirglnias, sis0Q
]. 80 per hbi
horns and light weights, iTdIsc;
hens 1874 UIfc, ducks. i4aI5c. geese
zoe. turkeys. i5c ID.
sweet Pofatoe---f7 per hamper.
hamper.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
DIED IN NEW MEXICO.

The remains of Ghas Easterly, Who died in Alburqaerque, New Mexico Thursday noon Of last week, arriy ed in Springdale Tues day morning.
 Funeral services were held at the residence of his mother, Mrs. Mar Una Easterly, of this place Wednes- a4y morn ng. at len o'clock. conduct ed by Rev A. l.. Cline, pastor of the NJ. E. Church. South. Interment faI. wing in Puff Cemetery.
 The deceased was afflicted with tuberculosis, and some three years ago went to New Mexico in the hopes of benefieting Ats health. He Vas born April lSs2. atd ;s sur vived by wife and one enid. who reside in Albuquerque The re1a- tiVes have the sympathy of q i2rge circle Of friends in tIHis section, The News joining.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
'A TICKET TO HELL"
Hankins Announces His Feature Sermon for Sunday Night
 At the Big Tent

Evangelist Hankins in announcing his subject for Sunday night has SC leeted "A Ticket to Hell, one Of his strongest sermons, if not the strongest his entire list This sermon @ill deal largely witf local conditions. and will be a denuncia tion Of some of=the things that are tf,anspirinS ill and around spriHgdale, that are Hot as they should be. There is much local -coloring in the sermon, in fact. almost all the prin- cipal features in tire sermon are from local happenings wiah which al people of Sprinedale are familiar.
 The evangelist has already proven that he is not afraid to speak what he thinks, and holds to be true; and this will follow him through his Sunday night service Evangelist
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

iankins is somewhat different from eyanselists that have he'd meetings in Springdale il the past, in that lie eyinces 10 fear of the devil nor his cohorts. either n a physical way or any other The force of his sermons have already been felt in Spring dale aid his sermon Sunday night will be still stronger.
 Ticket to Hell and it might be added via ia springda}e, will be heard sunday night, and those desiring a seat should make advance arrange ments 70 get to the big tent early. The past two Sunday nights seats have been at q premium, in fact large numbers have stood during the services. Be there early Sunday night.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
WORKING TO-DAY
 ON SONORA ROAD

Hardening to the c9ll of the peo- pie os Sonora. number of Spring dale bus.4ess and professional men. accompanied by the local band went out 10 sonora Saturday night and and attended the mass meeting of the 1eHs oI tEat section, WAo were gathered together to talk of the .4s9ll besReen SpfinsdaIe= e=aHd So nora.
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The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
sanitary Meat Market Scene of the Worst Fight in History of Spring dale-Officer Accuses Chas. Nail, Hunter Nail, Will Noble and Lin Hinson of the Deed-Prelimi- nary Hearing Before Mayor=Lane Friday Morning.

younger N4tl. Lin Hi4>on- AAn has been 4nsias 1Ae street sprinkier. owned ae Charles Nat, eor#t#le i1a7t { several day and MO #as the tank at the re5r of tHe market Aas sitting oa the counter in t4e e2st part Of til-. room. and seeing Alfis. jokinsly asked him il he couldn't sell sim a piece of meat. Avis replying that 1t WIS too nigh. FIinseu tHen went through the east door into the rear part Of the shop. Almost immediate ly Nail appeared. and asked Avis 10 step that way as he wanted to talk 10 him Nail at this time. ap- peared to be in a good hamor. and apparently had no intentions of do- ing bodily injury to the officer of the law In fact, his demeanor was such that Marshal Avis anhesitatingly walked through the shop, and to the swinging door. evidently wiling to converse with Nail.
 As Avis approached Nait. ne no- ticed that Nail had been drinking, bur that he Vas not 50 fur under the unfluence of the liquor, bat that he had complete control of al his sens es. Nail asked Avis 10 step into the back room and he did 90. Nail then stepped between the officer and the swinging door. shutting off the exit through the front He then told AL wis that he had heard that he tAlyis) wanted to whip him. A1yts replied by saying thai Ae had said nothing Of the kind. and asked him 1NaiD to bring in The man who had told him the story All this time Nail had been standing with his hands behind his back.
 Just at this moment Nail struck at Avis, but his blow was Warded off, and almost simultaneously Avis was ht from behind, the blow strik- ing him just below the left ear He and Nal then cIinched and stumbled and fell through the swinging door
 Here tie Seuftie continued. and Hinsoa. who mad followed them in fram tae rear, picked up heavy meat eaeaFer wing oa one of the meat blocks nearby, and attempted to strike Avis.
 Nail and Avis faH to te floer, the officer having Nails head between his laft# arm anl body aad he was biting the officer. Avis carries hi revolver in his shirt bosom, and Nail had his teeth buried in the ab bard of the gun. Avis attempted to draw his gun several times. but some one always jerked his hand away.
 While they were on the floor, the senior Nail kicked Avis in the face and Noble attempted to strike him with butchers steel Hinscn all