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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

A WATERMAN IDEAL Fountain Pen makes use
 ful Xmas gift
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

A cILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08
Chorus

Inoruo You arc red and am white That makes our love true blue For ] know that you love me And you know ] love you. Let's stroll together heath the sllvery
 moon When the twilight shadows fade And TIT crown you the lady of the
 paleface tribe My pretty little Indian maid
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08
WILSON'S ROMANCE
 IS SET TO MUSIC

Hugh A. Galbreath of Juneau has l received from Tennessee a newspaper clipping containing news that song has been dedicated to President Wil- son and his brlde-to-be but that the President has irowned on the song and has asked It's suppression. The article is as follows;
 NEW YORK. Nov. 24. - Despite a protest from the White House. the printing presses are busy running off copies of a song dedicated to Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson and his bride to-be. under the title Pretty Little Indian Maid"
 The words are supposed to tell the story of the Presidents wooing of ! Mrs. Norman Gait. a descendant of ! Pocahontos. J. M. Fitzpatrick. who wrote the ditty, says the song Us be- ! ing published. but that he may con- sent to keep il from the music shops.
 Fitzpatrick sent @ copy to the White House. The return mail brought a letter from Secretary Tumulty say. Ing: "The President asks me Co say he would be very much obliged if the song to which you refer were not published. He would be very much distressed if it were.
 The first stanza and chorus of Fitz- patrick's love song follows: A pale face chief of mighty tribe On the trail Of an Indian squaw In hls light canoe that was built for
 two
 Came drifting to the shore A lovers dart hit the white mans
 heart
 From the girl of copper shade For he was the chief of the paleface
 tribe
 And she was an Indian maid
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08
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Suggestions to Buyers of Xmas Gifts XMAS. TREE DECoRATIONs-A large ass0rtment prettv designs Order early there are not much of them in town. A WATERMAN" IDEAL Fountain Pen makes use ful Xmas gift A GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR. A TRAVELLING SET of Leather and Ebony. made by Likely XMAS POST CARDS of Distinction Folders, Booklets and Table Cards. They are going fast DOLLS MAKE LITTLE ONES HAPPY-25 per cent. discount on all dolls It is worth your while to look at them
 PARIsIAN IvoRY-The largest assortment at outside prices Toilet Sets, Military Sets, Manicurns Sets and many novelties. 4LIBBEY" CUT GLAss-Always appropriate. LEATHER CARD SETS. Writing sets Suit Cases, Clad stone Bags, Ladies, Hand Bags Letter Cases Pocket Books.
 PARIsIAN IVORY CLOCKS and Bronze Clocks make beautiful gift JAPANESE WILLOW BASKETS woven with brass Something new and decidedly pretty; also Willow Baskets Plates with China, never before shown in Juneau.
 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC COFFEE and Tea Percola- tors, Chaffng Dishes, Curling Irons, Hair Dryers yibrators Casseroles, etc No home is complete without one. MEERsCHAU0I AND AMBER Pipes Cigar and Cigar cite Holders; French Briar and Dunbar" Pipes; 200 Pipes to select from at prices that will attract you.
 BOOKS, BY REX BEACH, Service, Jack London, Class ics in pretty leather bindings. Latest novels and plays by G. B. Shaw, John Galsworthy, etc. Who does not like books? CANDy-wELL, WE CARRY the products of nine of the best candy makers in the United States. Also Augustine & Kyers. Order them early PERFUMES BY ROGERS & GALLETT, Rguad Hous- bgant Piver, Pinaud, Palmer and Colgates SMOKING SETS IN BRASS, Mahogany, Nickel Silver, etc. Ornamental and useful  SILVER TOILET SETS Pearl Manicuring Sets, Rubber set Shaving Brushes, Erector Sets for your boy; Stationery, Thermos Bottles, Japanese Vases etc. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED to come and look at our Holiday Stock. We consider it pleas ure and privilege to show you our goods. You may enjoy seeing so many beautiful things even though you may not buy. Juneau Drug Go.
 c. J. LOUssAC, Prop. Phone 25O Opp. Alaskan Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

XMAS TREE DECORATONS--A large assortment; pretty designs. Order early as there are not much of them in town.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

MEERSCHAU9I AND AMBER Pipes, Cigar and Cigar cite Holders French Briar and Dunbar" Pipes; {; 200 Pipes to select from at prices that will attract you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

PERFUMES BY ROGERS & GALLETT, Riguad, Hous bgant Piver, Pnaud, Palmer and Cogates
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

SMOKING SETS IN BRASS, Mahogany Nickel Silver
 etc. Ornamental and useful.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

CANDY-wELL, WE CARRY the products of nine of the best candy makers in the United States. Also Augustine 6 Kyers. Order them early
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

BOOKS, BY REX BEACH, Service, Jack London, Class ics in pretty leather bindings. Latest novels and plays by c. B. Shaw, John Galsworthy etc. Who does not like books?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-08

set Shaving Brushes, Erector Sets for your boy Stationery. Thermos Bottles, Japanese Vases, etc.
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The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
LIFTLEFIELD Is MUM
ON COMMITTEE PLUMS

There Is much speculation among
the members OF the common council
as &C what committee appointments
they will draw when Aid Sherman
Littlefield is elected president OF the
new council, next Tuesday night. AID
Littiefield steadfastly refuses TO make
any promises or announce any com
mittee appointments until he is safely
logged in the presidents chair
Aid. George owen, the daddy" OF
the council. is one OF the few alder
men not worrying over his chairman
ship. He has been at the head OF the
committee on grade separation for lC
years and will continue as long as he
remains In the council. Aid James
VeInor who has been chairman OF the
ways and means committee for the
past two years, may also retain his
chairmanship. Aid Maurice j. Keat
ing is sure 10 remain on the health
and city hospitals committee. Aid
Bob" Rutter. who is slated TO be
president pro TEN, will likely keep his
place on the sewer committee.
Aid. Harry j. Dingeman IL being
mentioned as the logical head OF the
new liquor committee. Several OF the
other aldermen have for several weeks
clerks office and the committee room
trying TO learn from Aid. Littleheld
what they will draw. but they admit
that thus far they have obtained little
or no satisfaction.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
ID. p. w. EMPLOYEES WILL
HAVE RELIEF FUND

Commissioner George H. Fenkell
proposes 20 organize relief corps
in the department OF public works TO
assist department employees In time OF
sickness or distress. The organization
OF the corps is left up 10 the men In
the department, but the commissioners
suggests that the necessary fund be
raised by having each employe donate
an hours pay on Designated day.
There are over 500 men in the depart
ment OF public works. exclusive OF la
borers not working steadily.
Frequently member in my de
partment is sick. or there Is a death
or we find that one OF our number is
in need OF temporary assistance, and
we go down in our pockets 10 help
out" said the commissioner. explain
ing his plan The burden falls on a
few Now. | propose 70 have fund
in charge OF a relief committee or
corps 10 meet such emergencies
Thomas Ray. chief bookkeeper, will
act as treasurer When depleted the
fund can be replenished from time "a
time by having the members in the
department donate an hours pay, or
ganize a benefit entertainment, or in
any other way they see fit"
The commissioners plan meets with
the unanimous approval OF the depart
ment OF works employees.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
SUGGEST NAMES FOR
BISHOP COADJUTOR
IrremOvable Rectors of Detroit
Catholic Diocese Meet to
Make Nominations

Nine irremoyable rectors. cunsultors
OF the Detroit diocese OF the Roman
Catholic church, met, Friday morning
in the residence of Bishop Foley, 10
nominate first second and third
choices for the position OF bishop
coadjutor with the right or success
sion in case of vacancy, and TO dis
pose or the regular routine business
Bishop Foley, who Is 81 years old
has been in poor health for some
time, and II is deemed eXpedient 10
have his successor decided upon.
II is strongly rumored that first
choice for the place OF bishop-coad
tutor will be Auxiliary Bishop Ed
ward d. Kelly, OF Ann Arbor. and that
second choice will be Bishop Joseph
Schrembs. OF Toledo
The recommendations OF the rec
tors. together with the choice OF Arch
bishop Henry f. Moeller. OF Cincin
natl. will be sent to Rome. and from
these selections the bishop coadJutor
will probably be named, although
Pope Benedict is privileged To ap
point someone outside OF the recon-
mendations.
The nine consultors who ATTENDED
the Friday meeting are: The YER
Rev Monsignor OBrien, OF kalamG
200: Very Rev James Savage. dean
OF the Western DeanerN and rector
OF Most Holy Trinity church. TINS
city: Very Rev Witold Buhaczkowski
rector OF the Polish seminary AZ
Orchard Lake: the Rev Anthony +.
Ternes, rector OF ST Elizabeth
church this city: the Rev james
Wheeler. rector OF the Church or Our
Lady OF Help, this city; the Rev
James G. Doherty, rector OF 81. Vim
cents church. this city; the Rev
James Catalan. rector OF the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception, Mar
shall. the Rev. Eugene NJ Cullinane
rector OF the church OF - Mary ;
Jackson. the Rev Henry J kauf
mann. rector OF ST. Josephs church
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
MANCHESTER DUCHESS
SILENT ON DIVORCE STORY

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. S.-The
Duchess OF Manchester. formerly He
lena Zimmerman, of Cincinnati, who
is here from London TO attend the
funeral OF her father. Eugene Zirsner-
man. railroad magnate, today declined
TO talk about reports that she will sue
her noble husband for divorce. or that
the duke is to be cut of in her late
fathers Will.
John +. Bruce, attorney for thinner
man, also was silent regarding Zim-
merman's disposal OF his estate. The
document. however. Is understood TO
provide that revenues from the entire
estate shall 90 TO the duchess and af-
ter her death TO revert to her three
children.
The duchess today said she was not
informed OF theN dukes whereabouts.
lie is reported at the front as Brit
ish army officer.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
SCHMIDT MISSING;
CASE POSTPONED
Chief Witness. in ExtOrtion
Charge Against Former Food
Inspectors Still Absent

Mrs. Christian Schmidt, wife OF the
complaining witness in the case
against former State Food Inspectors
Andrew II. Rake, Robert Doherty
and John Lighthfll, charged with ex-
torting bribes, testified in Judge
Phelan's court, Friday, that she had
not heard from her usband for some
time, and that the last she heard from
him, he was in Texas, buying eggs.
she said that he often left home to
buy eggs. but had never been away
as long before. He left Nov. 20.
Detective Louis Plies testified that
William Brown, Schmidt former
partner, had received telegram Dec.
10, from Schmidt. who was in Texas.
and who said he expected to be home
soon, but set no date.
Both defense and prosecution
agreed to an adjournment OF the cases
TO some date next week, when the
cases will be taken up. whether
Schmidt Is here or not
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08

years. and was past chief patriarch
of Ingersoll encampment, past grand
,of Diamond lodge, No. 49, and a
member OF Garland Rebekah lodge,
Diamond lodge viii have charge OF
the funeral services.
The surviving family includes Mrs.
Saunders. four daughters and eight
sons: Mrs a. j. Smith, Dundee; Mrs.
George Harwich, lpsilanti: Mrs.
Leonard Holden. Detroit; Mrs. George
Ellen. Newark. n, j.; Sergt. Mai, Jas,
J Saunders southampton, Eng:
Thomas c. Saunders, Kansas City;
Perry ). Saunders, Newark. y j.;
Mnlison 5. Saunders, Atlanta. Mich:
Charles G.. Alfred H., Albert r., and
Lyman G Saunders, all or Detroit
Mrs Saunders has exchanged birth
day felicitations with The Times each
anniversary since the paper was
founded her own natal day and that
OF The Times falling upon the same
date
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08

lambs 40. 81. ss1 DO. 40. 81, .775: do,
SO. rs. IS; do, 81, So IS, do, l22 80,
s775 do, ss. so. ;775; do, 1855. SO, s.;
DO. ss SO. IS; Fitzpatrick. lambs %. 90.
Newton Beef Co. lambs II. 50. 81 ~
do. 22. so. s., do IS as. 81; do. 30. gV'
IS Hammond. 5. a Co, lambs SO 20,
g do. sheep l6. 80, $3.50 do. lambs
sold by Reason & smith. Parker.
Webb & co, lambs SO head. ayerage
weight 50 lbs. 81 per cwt. do. 5. 30
IS; do. III, IS. $3.50. Mich, Beef Co
sheep is. lsQ. l.s5. do, lambs ~. 10
sS; DO. 80. so. SIS Parker, Webb a CO.
lambs s5 -. s. do, no. 90. 81 40 g
sold BY Roe a co Mich. Beef Co,
sheep 81 head. average weight 30 his,
S4.l5 per cwt dc. lambs 20. -. 20,
sheep Z las. s. Hayes, lambs 90 %
S125 Nagle 4 Co. lambs $50 80, IS
$3.50. do 81. - 81 Brlage sheep ~
so. 81
Esold by Haley n GO Parker webb
4 Co. lambs l57 head. average weight
- lbs 81 per cwt. d. l34. 90. 81 do
iOlr,so.- s. DO sheep l04 g dd99,
lambs ~ IS, SIS DO. 81, 20. IS do. 29
90 $3.50 Nagle & Co. sheep 1873 l27
s. - do, l03, lambs 50. S7.65.
HOGS.
Bought by Parker. Webb & co.
Bishop. Bullen \ Holmes. hogs 5.20l
head. average weight zoe lbs, 81 per
cwt
Bought by sullivan Packing Co. Roe
Commission Co. hogs 425 head aver
age weight $50 s. per cwt
Rought by Hammond ; 4 Co Rea-
son \ Smith. hogs 400 head. averaRe
weight 1870 lbs. S. per cwt; SandoI
story, Beadle 4 Green. hogs tsQ. lS
$ Haley 4 McMillen, hogs St5. zoe
y
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
THIEF. ILL. Is SENT TO
HOPITAL. NOT PRISON

Frank Miller found guilty of break
ing and entering a factory and steal.
ing quantity OF brass, was sent TO
Eloise, instead OF 10 prison when be
appeared before Judge Phelan for sen.
tence, Friday
Miller has cancerous growth on
his face. and told the Judge that he
feared that the growth would result
in his death II he were imprisoned
Judge Phelan sent him 10 Eloise.
where he will receive the best of
medical care. ard the Judge obtained
free transportation for Miller, from
the poor commission.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
JAS. SAUNDERS, VETERAN
BUILDER, PASSES AWAY

Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon, In the home, No
i449 Twenty-flfth-st., for James Saun
ders. who died. Thursday. He had
lived in Detroit about 30 years and
was an architect, contractor and
builder before associating himself
with Vinton a Co, as a stair archi
tect and builder.
Mr.. Saunders was born in England
&c years AGO. and came To Michigan
in 1870, locating In Blissheld, and
later going TO Dundee. lie was q
member OF the Oddfellows for AZ
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08

OF; sheep-skins. as TO amount OF WOOL
'VI smoas California. s3sogs75 per
box.
Limes-SI0l.26 per 5ox
Mushrooms s-3OQ4Oc per 10.
oranges s-SSlllfornia NaNels. " 200
e.Ib. Floridas' s2d2.25 per box;
Oaions-Sl 20 per IO0-lb. sack; span
ish, 81 f0q1o0 per crate
pin.apples Florida. s3.25nS.7b pet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN carload lots
hulk. 30u S3c. sacks. 3SW AOc per Du
new Bdymndas. 500 per DOL sz.'e pc
bu NN
PonItrS springs, l4c hens. lSc
ducks tfis q l5c. geese y n &c
turkeys iNn lStac, No. , hens lQm IL
lh Dressed poultry springs. fbW Is y G
hens. l44't4i.c. ducks, l6ml &C geese
t&sf1Gtrc. turkeys 2OU2lc per 10.
Pop Corn Ears. IisQlAc Dsr 10.
Rabbits lI5 per doz.
sweet potntoes--Jerseys. kiln dried
per hamper
Tallow-No. l. 5&c. No :. a&c ID
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
SLAYS
DARING AUTO BANDIT

PITTSBURGH. Jan. s.--After at.
tempting two bold daylight holdups
In Grant-blvd., an automobile bandit
was chased and fatally wounded by
Policeman Hays.
In the running fight with the bandit
Capt. J. G. Dickson, who is connected
with the state highway department,
was shot In the left arm when he at.
tempted TO pull the bandit from the
seat OF the machine. He was rushed
TO the Homeopathic hospital down
town along with the bandit The Sc
rfousness OF his injury could not be
Immediately determined. At the hos.
pital the bandit gave the name OF r.
Brosky, 3S years old. and said he
hired the taxi
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
BOND FOUND. BUT DAVIS
is STILL MISSING

Just 10 minutes after reporters had
left Judge Phelans court, Thursday.
with a story OF missing bond for
5000. given to insure the appearance
in court OF Harvey E. Davis, charged
with embezzlement. a clerk OF the
court found the missing bond right
In the safe where il should be. the
bond having been overlooked by an
other clerk sent TO get IL. Davis mad
JAILED to appear for trial, and the
bond was called for. Officers report.
ed that Il couldn't be found.
Aid. Edward Barnett appears as the
bondsman, and he has informed court
officers that he Will see that Davis is
brought In, sometime Friday or Sat.
urday
Davis is charged with taking 81 900
from the Folly theater, where he was
employed as secretary and treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
CASE OF HERBERT HOCKIN
BEFORE PAROLE BOARD

LEAvENWORTH Kan. Jan. s.
Seventeen of the is dynamiters loft
in the United States penitentiary came
up for parole TODAY before the federal
board Frank j. Ryan, sentenced TO
seven years, was the only one not
heard The six-year men have served
the required one-third OF their sen
tences and are eligible for paroles.
Herbert =. Hockin is among these.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
PRODUCE MARKET

The poultry market was very poor
~ supplied this morning. and under
continued light receipts the tone is
ally bettered on fancy Of iots oIGSs.sn Dssssd
calves are also arm on light receipts
while hogs are easy. the receipts al
the yards being heavy. The market IL
well supplied with rabbits. and rules
easy In tone. Apples are steady TO
firm on the fancy grades Oranges
are easy on heavy receipts Pineap-
pies are little lower. and the vege-
table list Is seasonably active.
Apples Baldwins. s225a2bo. spies.
S2.l5W3 greenings. t2T5a3, russets
t150ml15 Steers red. S35Oq375 per
bbl box apples. sl25q175
Bsnanss7-Good shipping stock. t.So
U2.25 per bunch.
BesDs-Dried Limas, 7hQsc per ID
CRbbnxe xe--SI75 per Dbl
CRuIinower--S3 90 per crate
Ceiery--Mlchtgan large. zOQ 25o.
srnan l0gl5c per don
Cheese--Whoiessle prices: Michigan
nats. 10 a q lac New YORK, I5i1 0l5Ac,
lsQ2ie. imported Swiss, sogs2c; long
horns l6g l5Ae, daisies. 10 q i5hc pgT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s67bQs: la,s
reds. ;4lS Ws,5v per bbL. ~ per ou
Dressed Calves Fancy l2H aISc
common. i00 lie per 10.
Fresh Nexetabies-GTesn psppera
sl.OVA 80 case QUO per basket. rad
ishes. i0c per dOz. lettuce. Sasc 10
spinach tl.25 per hamper parsley ID
q CSC per doz.; head lettuce S25Oh25i
per hamper, dollhouse cucumbers. 81 ID
n l.b0; Brussels sprouts 1874 n / SC pel
quart, shafOttS. 80 u 55C per doz
Grapes Imported Malagas s45Oa
6 so per bbl.
Grape Fruit S2m2.5O per crate
Honey-Fancy white. new IEts alsc
amber. l2Q1tc ID. extracted. Tdse 10
Hay-Detrott shippers are paying IN,
following prices for baled ,hav in ca,
tote. :. o. b. Detroit: No I Timothy
SI6d16.50. standard. Si5dIB5O: No
ttimothy, sls.50g "a, No. l mixed. ,l3 d
cat osi1V straw. saSks per per ton wheat an'
Hides = No I cured isac: No
green hides, lGhc. No. I cured bulls
I3hc; No / green hulls. iac! No
cured veal Kip iS6. 10. l green Yea
alp. No. / cured murrain. I6o; No.
cured. 17hc: No. 1 cured murrain. iSe
No. / cured calf. 20e: No / green calf
70c. horse. $500; No. morse. t4.O0
hides. 10 on: No. 2 kip and calf. / =,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
MAN WHO FOILED BANDIT
DIES OF WOUND RECEIVED

Ell Gereczyk, who was shot when
he went to the assistance of a man
Ford City. Dec. 10, died In Emergency
hospital, Ford. Thursday and County
Physician K. l.. Brandt performed an
autopsy which revealed that the bull
let had lodged against the spine. re-
sultlng In sepsis. which was the i'm.
mediate cause OF death.
John Puchalsky Is held as Gere-
czyk's assailant, and the charge
against him viii be made homicide
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
KLOBE BADLY HURT IN
FALL FROM STREET CAR

Paul Kobe well-known baker. and
former lessee OF the Belle Isle casino.
fell from a Baker car at Dix-ave. and
the Boulevard early Friday morning.
suffering a serious cut on his head.
lie was removed in a police patrol to
st. Mary's hospital. where he is re.
ported as recovering Mr. Kobe re-
sides az No. 25l Wabash-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
JOINING PRICES.

Canned Geoa.-Apples. gals, 81 % 9
300, baked beans. -l6.. 900 soc; Inns
ss1ns. ssSdS 2S oo Corr aney 6sS, Nsinf
q lao. Peas: Fancy early June. 81 So
standard, 81; baked. oOa zoe salmon
Sockeye tail, 81 30, nat $3.50, Masks
toes, sll0; Marrowfar peas. 81. early
June; $3.50; sifted. early June Wv
per doz
Feed-Joboing prices in loO-lD; sacks
miqdllngs. S32. cracked corn. sSl' corr
and oat chop. 81, per ton
Fiour-Jobbing prices: Best Michigan
patent. S6.70. second patent 500
straight $3.50. pure rye, s6.lO sprins
patent. 81 per bolo n paper sacks
Hardware-Nails. 3l.ss case anneal,
ed wire, $3.50 case, painted oaroed
gauge. So; 90 gauge. 9.l6; ~ gaugs
$3.50. 2s gauge, tS45, 80 gauge, Ss,ia,
single bit bronzed axes. sT.2s- per dos
slaSk q shSss sauss steel .asc q q ana gauge -
2s gauge. 81 10, carriage bolts. small
75c. 10 and per cent on list large,
zoe and 10 on, machine bolts small sy
list
oiIs-Raw linseed oil 55c boiled lin
seed. 56C per gal In barrel lu,S keio-
sene. tank wagon or iron oarrv'a pa
mond headlight. 6.tG, pertecuon. 'S,
palacine sic, crown gasoline lie per
gallon
Provisions pork. tzl. ramlIS,
t2S924. clay backs, Slsg2 smok "a
hams. l61s Vl7hc, oriskets. IL =
ls nc. shoulders, lac. picnic hams. IL =
lac, bacon lsQ2Vc: lard In uercsA
lac. kettle rendered. i2c Id.
sugar.- - DIRECTED daily by w. n
edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes 2-lo,
$3.50: DO. 6-lb.. $3.50, eagle tablets
seas cut loaf, $5.45: cubes. $3.50;
XXAX powdered. $3.50: standard pow
dered. s5.75: granulated. extra coarse
50. as; do. hne in bulk, $3.50 do, 2o-lD
cottons, S640; crystal domino gran, =
10. and 6-lb. cartons. IN cases. t2.ee
crystal domino gran, HF cases, S5.iS
diamond A. S5.45 confectioners A
$500. No. 4. S525: No. 5. y5.20; No. =
s5l6. No I. 1910; No. 5, s6.0S; No. 9
So No. TO- s4s5 No. IL, $3.50: No. IL
Sass. No. l3. $3.50: No. IA. $3.50: No
beet granulEted. s526 per 100 lbs
household powd.. Is. "a TO case sl.sOi
do, as 10 case, x3 90 ne- case.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
oespondent Maid Swallows Poison.

Marie King. 20 years old, and em-
ployed as a maid in rooming house
at No. 5S1 Woodward-ave., attempted
TO end her life by drinking poison IN
her room Friday morning. She was
rushed TO Grace hospital. and is re
ported in no danger. Her mother is
employed as cook in the rooming
house. The cause OF the young wo-
mans dependency was not learned
by Detectives Reid and Dibble. who
investigated
The Detroit times., 1915-01-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, in S.--Flour Dull but
strong Pork Steady: mess. Sle so q 30.
Lard Easy. middle west spot. sl0.s0 "
1890 sugar Raw. arrner; centrifugal.
90 test 81 IL, muscovade. So test. s34e.
refined. frmer cut loaf s5.S6. crushed.
s575. powdered, $5.O5 d515, granulat-
ed. $4.95n5.05 Coffee Rio. No 7. on
spot as q 1lac Tsllow: Quiet; city.
SC: special. So country. ca 16Ts G.
HAY. regular. prime, sl.15. No. 3. Csc
gs1.0O clover. 9QcQS1.05. Dressed
poultry Dull; turkeys. 12u24c; chick
ems. l3425c, fowls. 12Is Gbi7c. ducks.
l0a lsc. Live poultry. Dull: geese u
a l6c; ducks. 1914 Rlsc. fowls, 1914 a
l5hc; turkeys, IS12 zoe; roosters. IL X G:
chickens, broilers. 1914 gl4hc. Cheese:
Steady. state milk. common 10 spe-
cials, 12G lSc; skins. common TO spe-
ctal. 7Wl3 he, full skins. 8 y d6c.
Butter: Dull and unsettled; receipts.
1910. creamery, extra, 34c, state
dairy, tubs. - a 80 5zc, Imitation cream :
cry frsts. 26m 26c Eggs Weak: re-
ceipts, 1864; nearby white fancy 46
4Sc, nearby mixed fancy, 31h44c.
fresh hrsts, Ssq44c