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The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
FARMER VICTIM
OF BOLD PROWLER

Warren Miller. an aged farmer liv.
ing five miles out on the Plymouth
road. came into the office Of Prose
cutting Attorney Jasnowskl. Monday
morning. with a weary look on his
face
Miller has been visited by night
prUwfer. he told the prosecutor aHd
the prowler has an uncanny habit OF
walking in. and making himself per-
fectly at home.
The first night said the farmer.
he Just Knocked on the door ]
lighted lamp, and came down
stairs. There was this man. sitting
AZ the table. He had got my can y
tobacco and pipe. and he also got
himself something to eat told
him 10 get out. lie sat around and
smoked and ate until he got good
and ready Then he grinned, and
walked out
next night, there was knock
on the door 7 said Who's there =
This fellow said, It's me. let me In.
So 7 had TO LET him in. He sat
around again. smoked, and ate. and
read the paper. What am ] going -
To-"
The prosecutor said he could have
The intruder arrested on warrant
charging him with disturbing the
peace.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

Says the originator OF a new sys.
tenn OF personal accounting which
IL simple and intended TO appeal to
everybody:
Success depends more on system
In conducting your affairs than on
anything else"
His system Is interesting. II Ia
based on the segregation OF income
and outgo into units II Is a month.
ly record kept on ruled strips, one
side for the details OF your personal
accounting and the other for keep
ing your bank account,
Saving and miscellaneous" are
two standard headings: and there
are eight other headings TO be filled
In as you wish. Al the extreme end
Il Petty Account blank.
In starting this, you apportion
among the headings the total OF
your bank account II you have 100
In the bank. assign. for example. $40
as your balance for savings. IS to
miscellaneous, SIS for rent IS for
clothing. SIS for food. 50 for fuel. s.
for the aonatioa or charity fund. and
so on.
On either side OF the balance"
co:ums In each division are spaces
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Local
Your Money
Keeping Track of Your Income and Expenditures.
BY JOHN N. osklsoN

10 enter the checks drawn and
charged against each account ana
isbosits credited TO each account.
On the side of the sheet ruled 10
show your account with the bank.
spaces are pr Iyided for the date oil
each check and OF each deposit; the
number and amount OF the check 10
whom II was made. for what. ana
whether or not u has. been recorded
on the other : de The balance IN
the bank Is shown az each entry
There is space below In which TO
write further tails concerning the
use made OF the money drawn out
by check
THE financial game OF living
played Alright, says this system
Sponsor. rs most fascinating prob
lem"
He is sure that II you will keep
This record with conscience useless
extravaganza VIII disappear out OF
your life. You viii better realize the
earning power OF savings and the
buying power Of your income.
I'm for tails system! One thing
against II IL that II seems rather
complicated jus. at frst Who will
be next TO offer a simple plan3
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
LAWYER CAN
FIGHT SOME
H AIRY Mills a n
Thrashes Husband
of His Client

Bert Shattock engaged in legal
squabble with his wife, Marie. in
circuit cUurt. Monday morning. over
the custody OF their baby daughter.
and few minutes after Judge Man
dell had decided that the child
should remain In the Florence Crit
tenton home. Shattock engaged In
a squabble with Attorney Harry G..
Milligan, who represented Mrs.
Shattock.
In front OF the county building.
5hattock hit the pavement, a stiff
jolt from Milligan sending him
sprawling
lie called me names" said Mill.
gan, after had done my best 70
make peace with him"
The Shattock child was taken
away from its mother last Satur.
day. Shattock's mother. according
TO Mrs. Marie Shattock. removed the
little one TO the Florence Critien
ton home. Attorney MilIigan. for
the mother, made application for a
writ OF habeas corpus. Judge Man
dell, after hearing the case. Mon
day. decided that II would be best
for the child TO stay in the institu
ton until the Shattocks have set
tied their differences In divorces
court. Then. said Judge Msndell
the Judge who heard the divorce
proceedings would be able TO deter
mine who should have the baby.
shattock was locked up az re
suit OF his fight with Milligan. Al
noon he was arraigned in police
court on a charge OF assault and
battery, and released on his per
sonal recognizance.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Court Awards Hus-
band Decree In SEN
satiOnal Suit
DISCRETION is
GROUND NAMED
Wife Gets $1,000 Ali
mony-Case Ends
Abruptly

The sensational divorce suit OF
Marua IS Martha Boelkins came
10 an abrupt end, sionaay morning,
when Judge Wayne granted Mr..
Boelklus decree. on the ground
OF deseriiun. and ordered that he
pay mis- wtfr st.s6u aiimony, in n
lump sum
The sui, vas resumed Monday,
after lawyers had reported that they
thought there was no hope OF the
couple agreeing on terms OF separa-
iion Judge Mayne had adjourned
the trial ieV DAYS ago. 10 give at
torneys for the pair. a chance TO
confer upon possible terms OF set
Element
The case had been in progress but
few minutes, Monday. when the
IaureEs again held private SEES
sion. The agreement as TO the de-
cree going 10 the husband. and in
regard to aumony was reached in
less than an hour
Mrs Boelkins' chief concern was
over the charges OF immortality
which her husband made He nc
cused her breaking up the home OF
Mrs. Mabel Irwin. OF Atlantic City.
~ J., and Mrs Irwin had testified In
the suit making serious charges
against Mrs. BoeIkins Mrs. Irwin
was granted a divorce. after having
named Mrs. Boelkins as corespon-
dent
The charges made by Mr.. Boel-
kins are not true" said Mrs. Boel,
kins II do not deny that !; woald
be best for as 10 be divorced. but
De shall never get decree by max
ing accusations which reflect on my
character.
Mrs. Boelkins finally consented TO
let her husband have the decree on
ground % desertion. Judge
Mayne in granting IL. stated thai
testimony had not proven charges
Ia, Mrs. Boelklns had been guilty
OF misconduct
Mr.. Boelklns said he did not wish
10 pay aiimony,
Il feel that my wife wronged me-
ne said. -and Why should pay I;
However. when $1,000 was suggest.
ed. I thought that would be the
easiest way out OF II"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
WHEAT HAS
FREE SALE
Prices Consequently
Rise Above Satur-
days Close

, CHICAGO. April l2,-There vas
very free buying When today wheat
market open upon receiT; q
higher cables As a result prices
were higher than Saturday. close
by / 3-S. / Is and IA, The bay,
ing movement Increased in volume
ana later May rose 20 $751; s-s md
July to sl2i 3-S. advances c: IS
and s-Se over the openiag.
Scarcity OF offerings and wheat ;
trend caused higher prices
in corn today Opening prices aere
S-sc higher than saturdays close.
There we're further advances later.
Oats opened up "a 10 &c higher
than Saturdays final figures on the
general grain rise Scattered buy
ing developed later and there were
further advances.
Provisions were active and gen
orally higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
WESTERN UNION
FIRES EMPLOYEES
WHO ORGANIZE

CHICAGO, April 12.--The general
policy OF the Western Union Tele.
graph company. employing 10000
uea. ~ 20 discharge Ten for mem
ber.hip n unions, according TO ties.
timoay " It's president Ne<somb
Carlton before the federal ce.nmis-
sion on Industrial relations today.
Would II be fair" asked Chair
man Walsh. -for the commission TO
infer that the company discharged
employees because Of their member.
ship In unions7"
Generally. should say yes" an
swered Carlton, after a pause
do yor remember OF % employees
being discharged in 81 Louis for
attending an open meeting OF the
telegraphers union"
Operators probably are under
paid" he said. "and should make
mere than they do. They should
have s. per day"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
WV YORK PRoDrcE u,nkrr.

WV YORK. April ~ Flour,
quiet srt steady Po-< steady
ress. Si99iatd Lard y,-r mifels
,yey, spot 8 gs@ieas s.F4r paw.
steady con,rifuksL - teat tsss
musc0vsa- 50 test. l9s-. Teamed.
atsagy tit lpsf q 20 ~ lshed 1870
roWdoEef. > O. srauulatad s. -
100. ClNrt RIO No. = on spot
~ &C. Teriow Dull. City. 81. =.
o. fggrfev. "a. dsasc Hay:
Firm prime. ffoTi. p 10 30 q sTis
rlnv~r. s9f0ii o. Dressed
poultry quiet turkeys, I10zfc.
chickcna. t1nsir fowls. 1874 Uisc.
ducks. flE1Thc tdvs poultry.
steady geese t0ac, ducks. i1Qi4c.
fowls iIWisc. 'nrEeys ISf fGc
rposfcrs 1itSc Cheese steady state
milk common 20 specials. f2hIf7c:
tkinN common 20 special s1fff1c;
fDll gkin-. "a &c.
Butter: NFirm. receipts. 5.s2a: cream
cry, extra. &c state salry, tubs 2zn
81 ~. imitation creamery nrsts.
22hc EEEE Firm. receipts 2s.f5g:
nearby white fancy 23hr: nearby
2ek a23e.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
MARKET
IS LIVELY
ALL DAY
Prices Move Up and
Under AS Factions
Struggle
PUBLIC SEEKS .
MORE RISES
Street Itself Dislikes
Sharp Increase
In Prices
rCspyrtsAt. Isis. NJ The New Yerk
Evenfag Post teaDanyl

NEW YORK, April 12.--What to
lays stock market appeared TO
present was a hand-tohand contes;
between Wall street itself. which
sieariy disapproved the violence OF
the riso, and the outside public.
which was determined to have more
pf A..
These opposing forces dragged
prices back and forth all day. At
the start the giarket received some
hing OF a shock from the decline
n London's early prices for Amer
cans" They were quoted u to Ia
points under parity for the leading
shares. and this decline. which ad-
nitted OF arbitrsge operations out
Dide the London stock exchange led
10 heavy foreign selling and a num-
Der OF sharp declines In the initial
prices. s-
Az these prices came rush Of do
nestle buying orders. under which
III az the opesing declines. and
more. was resAined. Thence for
ward. the days usvemept was made
mp OF a rapid alienation OF adj
sances and reactions. with q curious
halt in activity % midday. During
he final hour. bethlehem Steel was
bid up eight points above its previ-
pus high level az 1T on Thursday.
The action OF the rest Of the market
Fhiie this was going ON was ev-
lremely confusing: but there were
some indications that other shares
were being heavily sold in connec-
ton with that movement. The
market az whole ended In as
chaotic state AZ Saturdays: with
the days net changes In prices fir.
regular. but declines prevailing.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
,oBBr~e PRICE,.

c...ed eoea.-App,es si,sesse
Lima beans. sieL.S., Corn: Fsney
s sasls i5si.ts- f rsas. Fancy Early
June. 81 80. standar& 81; baksd. 81 2
T0c. salmon. S0ekeye tail. t:-30, fat.
$50 AlA:ka reds, $50; Maska
fat peas. 81; early june. ;L7J: sif;ea
early June. ti+a per dox
resd-Jobblng prices in ioo-ln
sacks bran. rs: STANDARD mtdelinss-
So. corn and cat chop. s2s tor,
Fie.r--Joooi.g prices Best Michi-
spr.ng patent. ,s.i6 per Dol. IN paper
Hardware $3.50 case. an.
neaie'd wire. $50 bundle. painted
BARRED wire. 2 pSiat y; gsivA.n,iII1sd
n gauge. 81 20 Is gauge. has. 20
gauge t3.75. single bit oronzed axes,
- 80 per doI-. black sheet steel. q
rage bolts. email T5e. loc and per
cent Oh list, large. 1Oc. 10 and OF;
machine bolts. small 80 and ; per
Detroit or -Raw Hnseed OH, CSC.
boiled liuseed. So per gal In barrel
lots ker1seu@. tank wagon or iron
barrels Diamond headlight. sc;
q
gasoline. lala ger gal
Proyt.iss- Mess pork. U.s. fam
iiy kis59g29 clear backs, 81 90
70. smoked hams. $40 Is nc. brisksts.
lsdIg1zcs shoulders. lie. picnic
hams Ice bacon. IS diSc lard IN
tierces. l9'sc. kettle rendered. II A1e
Per 10
saxsr.-CorrecieA daily ~ " "
Edgar a Sons CrystsJ t9mInoes. 2
ID Sc 90 do 5-lo fs4g eagle tab
let's IS cut loaf $50 cubes. IS S.:
xxXx powdered. isss standard pow
dersd. 1850 EranaIatsd. extra coarse.
Sc 50 20. hne In b1ik s. go %. rs
10 cottons tsts crystal domino
gran 2-tb and 5 10 cartons. IA cases,
$40 crystA. domino gran. ~ cases.
1850 DIAMOND 4 1850 eonfsetioners
3 !sl? 80 ,.l So ,ss 20 20
~ s. % No IL s. IS 40 - IS IS;
No Is yss5 non-caS King MIXTURE 81.
beet granulaf-d ff19 per 100 lbs.
housshoid pvwe ts - ~ case. Si.ss.
do. IS 20 case. 81 Per case
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
curf,co aTTpfR N,nKrT

CHICAGO Ap-u Iz.--Rlttrr TX
;ras Lfc Trsts 2fV2-r Eggs
Prime ordinary, isi7r arsfs g1t. e.
Chsss- Twins C-rcher. 1919 rEes, n.
fEnsY. ney, 1856 Glfftc volrg ar
isAe Lave poultry Fowls fst,r.
ducks. teY n EfaFe y ~
g7ruEA Use turk. Tsr Potatoes
Michigan white 1sTgf rcd s-fs
Isc sew potatoes Receipts. Is -ars.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13


Edwin DENLY. Philip Breitmeyer
and several others interested In the
promotion OF the geological park
project, addressed the committee
and urged the necessity for an ade.
duate park, convenient TO people
living on the west side OF the city
II Was explained that aside from the
geological and arboreal features. the
park could be used for recraatiye
purposes.
The mayor. the controller and the
commissioner OF parks and boule-
wards will be ex-officlo members OF
the board OF directors OF the society.
II viii be up 10 the Council aud
Board OF Estimates TO make yearly
appropriations for the maintenance
of the park just the same "a il nov
done for Belle Isie, and other parks.
Members OF the Board os Esti-
mates attending the meeting did not
appear tn be as enthusiastic over
the proposed gift as the aldermen.
I'VE want the park without any
strings attached TO &C." said Estimat-
or Buchanan.
Estimator Bolton though, that a
$4,000 appropriation ought TO
swing the project the first year.
"Anyhow." observed Bolton. II
will be ZIP TO the estimators 10 say
whether the city wants the park. IL
we cut out the appropriation. then
the society won't he anxious TO give
the lapI TO ae city. The estimaiors
will give the matter careful oonsid.
Grafton"
The representatives OF the society
agreed that were the estimators TO
cut out the maintenance and i'm
proyement item. or make ~ made
qnate. the society would feel jnsti-
fed in refusing TO make the gift,
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take
PARK GIFT.
Committee FavOrs Ac-
cepting Geological
Society's Offer

The parks and boulevards com.
m.ttee viii recommend to the coun.
ell Tuesday night. the acceptance
OF the offer OF the Detroit Zoologi.
cal society 60 give to the city loo
acres OF land fronting or Michigan
ave. beyond the city limits to be
used for a zoological park under the
control OF the society. The council
has already passed a supplemental
estimate OF 100000 TO develop and
Improve the property u the city
tMes iI~over
Members OF the geological society
appeared before joint committee
OF aldermen and estimators. Monday
morning. 90 explain their proposi.
ticn. In addition TO the loo acres OF
land which the society Is now ready
10 turn over the city free and clear.
Attorney John II. Bissel said that
The society also has title 10 an ad.
dlttonaf 10 acres which viii 6e CIV.
en- to the city TO enlarge the park
as soon as the members OF the so
eiety can free AZ from a $4,000 mort.
gage. The city can. II I, wishes. as.
sumo the mortgage at any time. be
said. but the members OF the so
ciety would prefer TO clear II them
selves by private subscription The
park Will be known "a Woodbridge
park in honor OF one OF MicAlgau's
governors The society will slip
ulatc tbs in the terms Of TIE agree
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnfng a stevens-

EAST BUFFALO. " v. April ia
Cattle 100 cars. market i5c. prime
steers rs, i' =, gs butcher; tIgs.
Hogs 50 cars. market strong:
heavy. $50 yorkers. s59T.7s.
pigs - 5007s9
sheep. 50 ears. market slow wool
lambs. sfi.IaHiizs. clips. s. Is aTs5 I;
yearlinEs g. 59Ms15 wethers. gT2s
= 80 ewes ss59aT
Calves t56s75
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

butter Creamery extra. Ti- h-sts.
J8t eairy. Zic rarF5rE stock i-t1c
Per 10
EEg---Fresh receipts. cases .rciud-
ed fFsts 2at per dJ2 Receipts
i.0s2 glseg
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
rNIox .TocK YARps. Ill.

CHICAGO. April i2-HoEs Re-
ceipts. $4,000 market. strong. snI0c
higher mixed and butchers. ia
81 a good heavy. 1870 a 40: rough
heavy. s. 20a 20. rough heavy, $3.50
800 cattle Receipts Is ooh. market
weak 90 i9c lower. beevss $3.50.
cows and heiferS. tzs0aS Texans.
Receipts. ~. 600 market. steady 10
strong. native. t7400s2S western.
i7.59g 10 lambs. t7.s9df935. west
ern. tsUI0se
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
CLEVELAND LIVE srocK.

CLEVELAND. ., April i7-HoEs.
Receipts t.V09. Ice higher. workers.
and mixed. $40. pigs. o. 80 heavies,
l7f9 roughs 1910 stazs IS Cat
tie Receipts 20 cars. rs 90 2sc hiTh-
er. sheep and lambs Receipts 9
cars. str0nR> top. SIS Calves Re-
ceipts 400, steady. top 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Tderaphe FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
produce Market


7 htsher IN saturday. and the nArkst
Z here naturally follows ACTIVITY
I anf1Hg ~toragr packers 4, kecpins
( consumption lsttle low. ana the ssg
market = 7rn Receipts q poultry
-hlEe aceu-vfy hEIt fnT a week ar
more. aua ne demand - better than
ranf9s the we. ewen. ~ potatoes 10
Z IrArket ha> fallen ~ and the potato
market D. w0T kiDg higher. Re ripts
81 dressed calves are u0t large tu;
Nery 1crtnt ard Jhc market -
rr H,ttrr thar steady \ couple -
esr ts 81 l.ouisiapA straw berries
we've "a tbs mornins easing the
Apples taidwins ssSOGfTs: spies.
q 500 IS Sseels r~d. sase0s7S per
eeI Box aPL IS sl:sgl IS
slcrT2 Der bunch
Bera,- DRIED i-mss. 7'sBsc per
C.bSaEe s2yoE.Is per Dbl: new
IrNas, - 50 Per 100
Celery -Fio a.. sGstslTS rate,
Cheese " a. .estle Ey,ecs NJ ichi-
gan Mats. itGl5c New NlrN. ls'a u
Ike, I'm berger. 1874 liE age dOmes-
=. q So - 49, 49,. Sat.-
Ns 1919 4e As a.
Per ,sesaSke.
-. - -,
80 - = 80 -.
-
60 -a-r.rs
,s Nssr'A"rs tssess
-, ia
49,. 49,
% -
49, 80 . 49, A.- ,gr,i,,,
., 49,. -@WsN.
ssr% t-s2 Lts 'nA.etts' 80. -
- 1870 s6 -
r. t,,, -,s- 10y.
see PsI .ancn se1i.ons s4''. Fs1 49,
- % .,s
a - tSSiEl.
800 "it.1r. 49, $500
-, a,,trx
a, stt-Ttt -. = - NV
a.
.I.s Sa xis
go ,T.sss4 n
-,i,.S so siss "a straw 81 So
= &C., 80 80 rtyv. .9I.5o
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

X Germany one man in 213 goes
10 college; IN Scotland. one 10 $50:
IN the United States. one 10 1000,
and In England, one In 5000.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Quotations ny Hayden. stone = co.
Arr u. Omen HlEh fnr Crnn.
TOLEDO GRAIN ANp rRoxI,InNs.

Cash and May. 1874. Juiy. ti2sf5.
Corn: Cash. 75c; May. $50 Juir
IsEc. Oats: Cash. ssLc. Nay. tsi,
July. Sc. Rye. Cash. fiiZ clover
Der. ISIS Aisike. Cash. S. Tim
othy Cash and APRIL 1880 Butter.
bricks creamery. i2N7g1r ffibs
creamery. 3l9hc Eggs Fregh can.
died. s0hc. Hay. unchaHRed
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

The soIiowing Arms are privileged
Carlyle a Povah. w A Hamlin
Co. II. ". Noble a Co. w. Z. Moss
4 CO. Jack NJ Thomson, Lewis q.
Gorton. W. z Reilly q Co. Geo. n
z Merrill a Co. A. w. WAllAce a
Co, william IL Rose 4 Co. VIM A.
Seer a Co. ~ b. Mclaughlin. y. X.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. April ls-Close wheat
got a strong start from higher LiV-
sypooi pTices and small offerings.
Some increase was noted IN demand
for cash wheat
The May option is congested and
dealers are leaving IL alone as much
a. possible There il chance 10
sell the new crop features that would
look like great opportunity under
ordinary conditions, but with the war
In progress the bears are afraid OF
tire short sttfS-hzst ~ fAsta fsdsEz -tnE
fne crop prospect and big acreage.
Bears are timid. The strength IN
Liverpool - not surprise IN view
OF the decrease In the quantity on
passage and some more Suliish news
from Argentina. The seAboard has
recently been trying 20 buy cash
apolis and Kansas City and when the
exporters were not able TO get the
cash article they bought Nay 50 as
TO have the wheat coming Offerings
OF cash wheat are not large and
In demand for -four
Lack OF nour demand has hsen one
OF the weak points IN wheat all win
ter and spring and IL appears rea-
soon increase. The cash situation IL
builish. but the bearfshness OF the
new crop outlook IL increasing-every
day. The winter wheat fields are
the new spring wheat crop Is being
held back by cold weather in the
northwest. Light farmers deliveries,
active shipping and decreasing stocks
are AN working 20 strengthen the
whea, ruled strong during the
greater part OF the day and closed a.
On advance OF 103c.
Corn declined Ac. oats advanced
&c, and cash eloverseed advanced &c
-ad
opened with an advance OF &c at - IS.
advanced TO tiSs. declined TO 81 ssL
and advanced 10 ti-ss July opened
al 81 ;si4. advanced 20 si2 ss and
Use: No. / wheat. SIS. -
Corn: Cash No. 3. car at s4c: 80.
2 yellow. car at 7sc; No. 4 yellow.
Oats standard /, car. a. Gle. clos.
s0kc. closing at Sic: No white. soc.
Rye; Cash No 2 tiIf
Beans; Immediate and prompt ship
n1snt, $3.50: Nay. ass bid. tisO
ciov.rseed: Prime spot. s7.s5. oc-
tober. ts7e: sample red II bags at
$3.50. prime alsfke. s. 20: sample al
siks. . bags az $3.50.
Timothy: Prime spot. s1.sS.
Receipts In the Detroit marke.
Monday included 1900 bbls OF four.
10 cars Of wheat Of corn. % oats,
5 Of rye and I OF hay withdrawyis
were loo bbls OF -four and 1900 bu
OF corn Stocks are 7f3.0O0 bu %
wheat tTs.00e bu Of corn. t7.s0s bu
OF oats. 3,0ee bu OF barley and 1905
bu Of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were Sol
600 bu and shipments $4,000 bu
Receipts OF wheat Monday. Duluth
50 cars. against - a year ago. Mn
neapolls, las cars. against as: vim
nipeg. ISL cars against Isl Chicago.
rs cars. against 80. south west is7
cars, against lzi
wheat on passage. STTsf.no0 bu
week ago. ss.33o.eoO IN: year ago.
5o.oz4 900 bu.
Exports Of whea; and -four Mon
day, lass. 900 bu
American visible supply changes
wheat. i0zIoe0 bu decrease corn.
s.4zs.SpO % cscrease- OdrE. szTs777 bU
increase
wheat; May. Up iEe: July. % lie:
September. up lie, Corn May. ~
Ike: July. up We: September, OBJ
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

Everyb ,dy's column ~ an index 20
opportunities awaiting those who de-
sire the best Read II today.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

p~sr:s, r'-.. s.s rn.s,.s Dept
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
Detroit Stock Ex.

These quotations subject TO so.-
charge:
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
VIEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NV YORK. AnrN i1--Monev on
call az per cent. time money. az
per cent for six months. mercantile
paper. unchanged bar silver. Lon
changed Demand sterling ,i.7s SID
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13
II Il said that there arc few a.,

IL IL said that there are few as;rol.
ogers I'm China, because. when one
OF these so-called prophets predicts
an event which does not occur. he
loses his head.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

CHICAGO. April Ii-op.ninx.
Wheat; May up ikc. July. ~ lie:
September. up lie. Corn Nay. ~
a July ~ &c Oats NAV %
Nc Provisions. higher
NoON--whest May up 20 July
up q. Corn May unchanged. Juiy
down e. Oats May up 10. July
down &c
CIose--w'hest May. down i,~.
July. down ~ September. down 4
Corn May down &c July. dowa 4. e
Oats May. down = July down ~
eeptsmbsr. down 40. Provisions.
lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-13

and a rsaassd ~ eesi,ss Fuel sappiS
Co; psst Dist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
JINGLE SAM TAXES STEP ID PROJECT
 THE ARMEh|ANS
Turkey Warned That Atroc itios Have Aroused In
 dignation ill U. $.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The United States now faces an acute diplomatic controversy with Turkey, in addition to it's difficulties wisn Great Britain, Germany and Mexico.
 Aroused by the accounts of Turkish atrociti9s against the Armenians, the state department today instructe ed AmbassaIcr Mergenthau at Constan- tinople to make representations to the Turkish government.
 The ambassador has been told to pres mt earnestly to the Turkish government that the accounts of massacres and other outrages have caused wide spre9d indignation in the United states. He will indicate also that the continuance of such treat ent Of Armenians would enGanger the mainten'2nce of friendly relations D. tween the people of the United 5 ates and these of Turkey.