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The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

With no frozen heel I'm the coolers
OF the country. The question as 20
The immediate supply al the cheaper
grades OF dg,wscd beef becomes Sc
rious one The current supply o,
common butchers and handy cattle
is Tar below The needs OF the trade
aud prices are harucuins rapidly
Another s,roug competitive Gle
menJ Wtta witch the trade IN com.
mon and handy cattlo must reckon,
Is The active dvmand tor stockers
and ;ccuers from sraLiers and farm
ers the country ovcs. who SIC tnc,J
paSr.r,- mrrovuE rapidly wiki no
stock to ca them down Even
heavy cattle Vttb quality and unis1
haN, a ,.apGIuL s-alu IN market cir
ctes. snd ter en- Ire deal Is rapidly
aeaur.a- bloom which suggest
a hlesy. average carcass COS, Tor
beet diam h3s over Avru known IN
the history 90 This country.
All sind, ot SHE sun In active
demand p-c,s Coz common 70 good
coW~ and aelers having gained 20
20 q cents per rwt since This date
las month The outlook or hoe,
and oaal eas hardly ever been bet
ter. and Ga" only element .ark.ng IN
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

the financial equation, from the
standpoint OF the butcher. is the cat
lie Reports from the great cattle
srowing districts OF the south and
southwest. which usually send W. the
major portion or our early grass cat
tie. indicate a marked shortage.
Since early last fall. these districts
have been lquldatins their cattle
holdings until the supply Is practi
cally exhausted
The supply ot desirable mutton
and lamb Is rapidly becoming en-.
urcy inadequate 10 the needs OF the
trade. and prices are SOARING The
demand silll calls for yearling lam os
~ moderate weight. those withOu,
fleece taxing the preference. Every
thing IN the yvarl,ng division, except
l.avy wool lambs is fully 81 PEI
cWt hisher ,hau az The beginning 90
tHc month Not many spring lambs
ere coming yet and not many are
wanted. sheep market statistics OF
tAr south and southwest are mis-
leading az tN.- season of the year.
owing 20 the presence OF thousands
og goats which are vended m the
ca~clS, As mutton The goat rails
In. business is increasing IN import.
aace every wear now. and the mea,
product r. almost universally sold as
mutton The wool situation Is grow
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Your Money
l. Your Bond a Counterfeit
81 JOHN N. OSklSON

fonts OF type. counterteiter may
produce salao.e imitation.
10 IL obvious that the average buy
sr 81 bonds cannot ind out for him
self whether or not the document ne
-e>ytes is genuine or counterfeit.
= De- buys from an irresponsible per
son BE- may very WILL acquire only a
,ov bless piece OF paper,
Ner The average bond buyer need
.ot b.y IA fear 81 any such imposb
sou i. ne vii. remember a few
up,e things ne may feel secure
from the counterfe!;ers
Thr Hout offered for sale is mere
Ia q piece Of definite mortgage
Tire mortgage j. deposited with
sine aSpOusible trust company
Rauk. up individual. where the issue
- .onds against n is supervised
TAts trust company. hank, or indi-
dual becomes the registrar. onlig
"a to limit the issue 10 the author
sEee m1er and denomination.
n the buyer Will look into the
question % bond issues registry
and then remem Der the rule that u
j. safe only 10 buy goods from we'll
established merchants or banks. he
vii not fear the bond counterteiter
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Probable Entrance of
4 Italy Into War Big
Factor
CONFIDENCE is
NOT SHAKEN
Street Reserving Deci-
sion Pending Events
of Near Future
xDouyYfHkt. 1914 ~ tie New York
Evsntng Post ComDsay.


III Evspsns Poet CemSsay.
|,f NEW YORK, May 20.-The stock
Finarket had already occasion to re-
Dect financial operation on the
&krisls between berlin and Washing.
oDn. and on the British cabinet re-
oustruction. the stock exchange
xqs called upon today 10 pass iudg-
lint ON the imminent entry or
kaly into the European war. The
6fnite news came overnight. IL
Uas greeted, FIRST by a fractional
Feline In opening prices and thep
t&v \ general advance BY after
Icon the market as a whole hao
elapsed into inactivity.
Wall street ascribed this early
tkrength to belief that Italy's parti-
Spation on the side OF the allies il
Dund to shorten the war. This
|1pou1d be drawing conclusions some
hat hastily; there will be some
[11rring events within q week or so.
5 the Tyrolean frontier. or in the
Mediterranean. which viii give bet
~ basis for prediction than the
OF the present mo-
Int. The only sure conclusion u
~ drawn from this In that the con-
1once OF the financial community
the strength OF the economic 20
1eiOn In America has In no respect
[Eoen shaken.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
TRIAL OF cations
STARTS FRIDAY

The cases OF Arthur 3 and Lottie
Eaton. charged with mauslaughtcr
In connection with the death % thor
fa.year-old daughter. viii be called
in JUICE Connolly's court. Frifa =
morning. Husband and wife viii Do
tried separately. but which viii DO
tried first their attorney, Thomas
Dalton. cannot tell
Judge Connolly ordered. Thursday
fha, the prosecuting attorneys OF
zee be notified Of biz intention 70
consider the alderranic graft cases
Saturday. Prosecutor Jasno~ Il
moved. a month ago, before Judge
pheIan. that an order % nolle prose
oui no entered in the graft and con
spirscy cases lie vii renew hi'
morton, Saturday. before Judge Con
nollr
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
CHESTNUT TREE
IS THE CAUSE OF
NEIGHBOR'S ROW

" = Mites chestnut tree sta :
in the ward nj bis residence. a, No
SIS Vermontave and It's wide
branches reach over the fence into
The yard behind 'he fat building
owned by + \ Sandcw
In the autumn leaves begin 20
fan and chestrurs spring from their
shells into tho Saudo0 cave
frourhs. according % Mr. Sandov
SanaoE also alleges that the wind
has an annoying habit OF moaning
through the bare branches OF the
spreading chestnut tree
And his tenants hear the sigh o.,
The Wind alleges Ssndow They
glance A. one another. whisper mys.
terlously about ghosts. and spooks
and things and move So Mr. San.
doV came into the court 81 Justice
OF he Peace peGaw. Thursday
morning. and demanded 300 dam.
ages. maintaining that The chestnut
tree had no right 10 block up the
caves, or 20 murmur \ weird platni
during melancholy autumn even
inEs.
Attorney Louis OFT appeared Tor
SandoV and grated about The sbso
lutte impossihility % keeping tenants
when there ara vhisperings about
the house being haunted
Justice DeGaw disagreed with
him. and dismissed the ease
Last winter. Mite and Sandow
engaged IN an argument about the
snow which dropped from the
branches ~ the tree. SandoW
charged that & rot'ed the shingles
on the roof OF hts place. The case
wound arp In police court. when Nit.
20 was fined s. for assault and bat
terry upon his neghbor.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Demand tor Cheaper Grades of Beet Exceeds
Supply: Mutton and Lamb Market Soaring

ing stronger every day, but little OF
nO business from arst hands Is be-
lng done because OF "a difference m
views between growers and buyers.
London sales have shown strong
prices for merino woods. and the
whole situation has the general az
pearance OF halfsupplied market
with decreasing supply IN prospect
Tor some time 10 cope
A decrease in the receipts 90 hogs
in the leading markets ot the coun
Try. together With an active demand
tor fresh pork products caused by
advancing cost ~ beef and mutton
and the prevailing cool weather,
combined To produce an active
demand tor live hogs ana higher
prices Recent developments in the
war zone have tended 10 reduce the
export show Ing In provisions. ship
pers declining 10 take the risks
which lockade-running imposes
Receipts are inc reasins again ana
the recent gain has been lost
The average quality Of The hogs thai
are coming l. SeAsonably common
and the spread between heavy pack
INK weights and choice shipping
grades Is nearly 81 per cwt Mod
crate receipts are expected during
the remainder ~ this month, and a
gradually hardening market,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
ASQUITH TAXI -
UP HIS TASK Ot
CABINET MAX NC

LONDON. May 2o.-Prcm.er A.
auth today took up tle task Of f. IN
.ns the new coalition cabinet Nhit =
= TO supplant the present Liberia
ministry. The cabinet Vil nor be-
completed for several days and IL is
expected formal announcement OF
IS composition will be withheld un-
II just before parliament reconyenes
June 3.
st his Official residence in Down.
,uz.st.. the prime minister today
conferred with Arthur Bal'our who
= said TO be slated to become hrst
,orc OF the admiralty, Bonar Law,
ur!onist Leader who is certain OF
portfolio. Lord Lsnsdovne SIR I'd
ward Grey. David Lloyd George, and
ncme Secretary NcKanRa.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
ARE
A FEATURE
Harlequins of IL Ma
tons With Barnum
4 Bailey Show

Among the Sc clowns ~ith\the
barnum and Bailey Creates; SHOW
on Earth are the representatives 90
- different countries. besides Amer.
lea The clown speaks universal
language. In this respect he has an
advantage over the stage comedian
No matter II he does not know a
word OF English. be- can make an
american boy or man gIri or wo--
men laugh. He tells his stories
Nth motions. antics and grotesque
paraphernalia With the barnum
and Bailey circus are the greatest
cl, Wns in the world Several have
Tor many years been court com
cdiaps IN the palace VI the sultan OF
turkey
These fellows are the children OF
old K!ng Jolly. They invented sun
shine and taught the children OF
lnep how 20 laugh
when the big show comes to De
tr1lt next Monday and Tuesday.
Nav "a and %. the man who las no
ninth In his makeup had better lock
l.is door and climb under the bed II
IL. gets within rod OF this army OF
care-kll,ers he VIII have Ia suFrsn-
der. A stone man could not resi$
diem The performance has so
many thrills Il needs great deal
ci comedy for ballast
The versatility OF these madNaps
Is pronounced Their work 10 care
fully thought out and devetail"d into
n, performances IN mos, unexpeet-
I'd way There are tail clowns ana
hort ones. There are lat fellows
xLo radiate humor and lean chaps
that compel laughter They get tan.
sled UP with tricky airships. blown
ID I'm funny automobiles. fall out OF
.fubber-neck' wagons, and now and
t1en ore So unruly that the clown
police nan tus 20 take them on IA
| tAt hue wagon.
Among their various spccialtles
are an African hunting expedition,
voyage 70 the North Pole. a trip
tC tie moon In crazy aereplane,
ouilesque bull fight and hilarious
/ arm dance.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

reader Nto is IA a position go
100. artr5 raising pom, so "a.
nor,.ee. to .aaa owners and .uy
-. I'M. ..,,-.arG.as oi tac co>l
m.nt- .pl si- production
some y,n ago. ae SAYS. "a
....a ~. financially sacred A.
currency. ssa al 's 'ae same pre-
.agYur- e-r. 4-.t 'I .., "A>..A F."
many instances She. '-.', N'-'' .'.'''
rVs- roGat. set tls Ins 'N.. = -'',"
Win rpad About a6ie. A'ia.-'.
.V NOT .a. slightest s"'r--.'' u
aeans. ,ouut. ts.t.Es has \ 'I '.''
ya
Thu. applies particularly = |
typ,p-.pted county and >'Eoo! 1-'
trtcr bonds and also 20 ,ae real '.'
ta,e bonds which are b.,ns .s~ivd y
such quantities a. present
Tn, letter TOLLS oi The rr.ch "t cen.
am promoter. Rho %, "ar AM issue
,f bor8. which cold readily rs s''R
"a. III. arst issue 0s- sold 10y P-'
on sale r duplicate ssH. and
~ tho midst 81; ma-a> .iaS 'ah '.''. =
S., when the tr4 va, '.-cg.s' =.
So easily are SOM 81 ~. 9oA-S
duplicated. r.y ea-rrsrsotN, '"s :.
.hs, altE q Gordon press -1- 'r"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
WHEAT IS
STRONGER
Prices Advance Slight
ly On More Favor
able Cables

CHICAGO. May 20-Wheat prices
were slightly higher today on strons
cables and considerable buying
Prices al opening showed the f1..
lowing changes over yesterday s
close May down l4c july un.
changed and September Up 5-Nc
Later there were advances over The
opening OF l-2c. lc and lac.
Firm cables caused stronger corn
prices today Prices al the open'nS
showed overnight advances NJ l-4c.
$50 and ] &c Later. when a good
buying movement developed there
were further advances
There vas fair bHying az oats.
prices opening up lac and m.
changed. compared With yesterday I,
close The strength In The other
grains aided in advances later
Provisions were higher on mod
crate offerings and considerable
buying
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
LEGISLATURE
VOTES CONFIDENCE
IN PRESIDENT

LANSING, Mich. May 2o.-(Spe
oial.)--By a unanimous vote both
branches OF the state legislature IN
tession here today passed rcsolu
ton introduced hy Rep Empson. Of
Delta county. expressing complete
confidence in President wilson's
handling OF the situation arising
from the sinking Of the Lusitania
and pledging him The undivided sup
port OF Michigan In wh1tcvrr foreign
crisis might occur. The Legislature
is overwhelmingly Republican.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
STATEWIDE ANTI
LIQUOR MEETING
is POSTPONED

LANSING, Mich. MAY ~ -tSp~
Gafl-The meeting II an'iliquor
,eaGers from all portions ~ the
state 10 have been hcld her" June g.
fo-the purpose OF starring the move
,oent 20 obtain the ssion n the
cate vide prohibition issue through
the Initiative. has bee abandoned.
according 10 statement made today
5y Grand Hudson superintendent Of
the MicLiCar anfi.silrUn league.
plans FOR the submission ~ tie pro
rosed amendment all be discussed.
however. AT a meeting 81 the lpard
Of trustees Of the league 70 be'held
here June 20
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
VIEW YORK PRnnrCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 20.--Flour Dull
and unchanged Pork Quiet mess
tis75dls2S Lard Easier middle
west spot ts.404o 90 sugar Raw
steady centrifugal. SO test. So
steady. cut loaf $50 srnshed 30.
powdered, 80 10. GRADUATED. tsUt.e5
Coffee Rio. No. T. OF spot : - ~ a.
Tallow Dull city &c special 60
country, 6iS n6rsc Hay. Weak. prime
ti.i7ts No 3 tldio5 clover
SOILS. Dressed poultry Weak tur-
keys. ltn7io chickens. ledelr.
fowls. ia@ ffishc ducks. ID 90
Live poultry. bull and nominal
Cheese steady. state milk. common
TO specials. isMisAc: skins. common
to special, tdiliSc
Butter: Pirm, receipts sgss; cream
cry. exuH. 1s4 u 3Sc state dairy.
tubs. 2z6 2lhc Imitation creamerv
ssip;. sssgi'' n.aT Ess' White RSn fan re-
lSd2shc: nearby mixed fancy, Isd
sic' fresh nrsts. isu'3hc.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
EAST BUFFALO LIVE sToCk
DunsIng A steNrns

FAST BUFFALO y y May 20 -
Cattle Two cars market steady,
prime shipping steers o. 90 q 81
FAIR 20 good. is1s25 plain and
coarse i-15a IS choice o. prime
HANDY steers. 's1s 70 fair 20 good
O. asa 80 prime fat hsfess. q 81 q
good hutchsring heifers. o. II
- tght. ID. 9 asa best fat cows
~ - good butchsriuE COWS o. -
1850 cutters. a. 6nd5 Gamers o.
b fancy bulls ts50q7 best butch
ering bulls. tssdgs7s good kliilns
bulls. o. s0u s2b, light bulls. $50 4
900
Hpks Thirty cers market. 700
lower. heavy and workers.. O. %
piRs. ITS.
sheep, Two ears, market. strong
Top lambs I'll ysarlinRs $50 =
cas- wsther, iszsas75. ewes. I7gs
calves t5ns5o
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Grains and Provisions

DETROIT. May sa--Clo-e-Shorts
were buyinE back their wheat a The
opening on Thursday and the mar ket
had Arm tone. crop news was ia
and there was nothing specially bull
ish fr the foreign situation.
The weakness In Liverpool vas less
than expected after the American de-
a trtfe disappointed South America
was easy but a good continental de-
rand developed shortly after me
opening and gave the market stead
Ter tone. India was a liberal seller
Winnipeg was steady and there was
some fear as TO the outcome - the
American winter wheat crop. whtr a
helped 10 check the decline Plenty
OF foreign cargOes were offered and
wheat on passage was lower
Reports from the wheat relds are
more optimistic Rain and cool wealth
or have helped the wh~at and Injured
much better than they did feN
dave aso. Kansas - hguring on a
wheat crop Of lfe million bushels on
the present outlook and dealers eN-
pecf a large movement ~ old wGfat
To begin soon Milling demand - iw-
proving old -four contracts are run
ming out and bakers are largely N
the market for fresh supplies Trls
increase a. bakers have been very
small buyers for a long time and sup.
plies are low Exports are rot tax
ing large lots they ntobls litt~
small for over week The worst
feature 81 the market - the gncer-
tsinty regarding the political out
look
throughout the greater part - tt'
day and closed az ar advance %
lake
Corn advanced Nc. The other
coarse grains and seeds were N
Receipts g. the Detroit market
Thursday Included : 900 hhis ~ flour
car Of wheat - corn. ; - aa's
d ! OF rye and - ray Wittrra wal
were ! coo htis OF -four and u God
bu Of corn stoeks are zzl4d" h1 a
wheat 27t5Te b4 ~ corn q. 9UH 1u
Of oats. 2coo Ia ~ barley and 1870
hu. ~ rye
Primary wheat rece'r,s were fE'
Exports % wheat and flour Tr.-s.
day. AZ 600 pa.
Receipts ~ wheat Thursdav-scu'
a wear axe. DuIuth - cars against
81 Minneapolis Il2 care ar7Irsf 7F
Chicago - ears against ga
Wheat quotations Cash ~ rod
i?6t. Septeuber opened ~ g. 9.
and advanced 20 = q 40. Z Ah.te
&C.. care e gr:.sg1 22oo',s', ..7i.,. carn-
40. yellow 75isc standa-1
s4i4 y &. No. white 5fg y.
white sac Rye-CasN so . So
Beans---lmmediate and prompt srH.
men,. i3o5 June. t2io Clover
prime alsike. - T.mothy-rrlm.
spot, 50
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
COURT WARNS
RIGGS LAWYER
TO CURB TONGUE

WASHINGTON. Ma z0.--Former
senator Bailey created a sensation
81 threatening 10 withdraw from the
Rises bank case today.
Baileys threatened withdrawal
Was the sudden aftermath OF a
statement by Justice Mccoy that II
tn. former senator repeated a ~.
marx which the court tcli Was dis
Courteous. The bench Aould ask tia,
ONE other counsel argue the bank s
case
n The court feels that way" Sa't
Bailey. 4 will withdraw this min
ste
Justice Mccoy replied that the for.
net senator might DO as he pleased,
but the court would not submit TO
VIA, 1, considered highly Improper
remarks.
bailey then said he would argue
the case. because owe 70 my
clients a duty even higher than
owe 20 myselt"
Prior 20 the dispute the court
toom vas given a preliminary thrill
: ty a population from the bench o.
an article in the New York Tribune
and the Washington Post. asserting
that Justice Mccoy had ruled late
Yesterday that IL was beyond the
f,rrptrnIier 81 tho rurran,yfa Droy.
iUce % assess fines against a bank
for failure 10 make special reports
The court declared Il merely asked
a question on this point.
Printing: tho plsin nes' klns-,hs'
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

CHICAGO May 20. Gram ope~
ing Wheat May down i.N
unchanged Septen1beT. sp ~r C-n
May. up &C. July az = ~ert-rr. Pei -
up y &c, Oats May ~ = July, IN
changed Sepferber. un~ hanged Pro-
visions Slightly higher.
Noon--W May t.e July. U-
&c: ScpteTu Der. down A. corr Nnr.
up &c July down l.c ~-rfefr c%r
down &c oats MAY unchanged
July. down &c Septeryi Der unchanged
CiosN-W MAY up - 4uiF
W e. Septeuher unchanged Coz
Nav up 10 JgiY ~ hanged SeUtFr1
hsr unchaagei Oats MAY Up 2.
Juiy unchanged september Ip
Provisions Firm
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Livestock
MICHIGAN cE~rR,t .rocK t,Rr


TIETBDTT MAY 20-gattl4 active
and steady with last week outlook
higher Prices range A. follows
choice steers, averaging from 1000 -
Z 90 pounds ~ f-Tius rN9fc-
handy killer $500 30 ilzh' IN
good bufchers steers and helfsrs
g. 80 GszS common killers and Fat
COWS 3 i1ns rarner- cows g. 81 4
common 20 prime shipping bulls.
sac. Light butchers and hsavy Esu-
sage bulls - 5n0S54
Veal Calves Lower. - tjds50 per
cwt
Sneer and Ia uhs-Activs Hrf nigh
- quality far ohofFH clipped
lambs tiHdIe % light 80 'sir. fsU
2 - common 20 prime sheep va
cul's va - per cVf
Hogs Dull but about steady with
lat week quality fair prime m II .
urns and fat workers g s1q ss.
iiEht workers. and rIgs g 81 u 20 ger
rWf
RsceIr's CATTLE 1915 caivss e.
0o9 sheer ALI hogs, s.7if
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
A CITIES Woman.

"Is your wife 30 very economical.
them"
"oh. yes. very Why, my wife can
take an old worn-out hat. spend 81
on u and make u look almost as
good as new. Puck.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

The marvellous fiber Of the null
berry tree. utilized In The Japanese
paper called "Hashlklran." II the
basis ~ the material that Rear-Ad-
mlral Yokoyama has proposed' for
collapsible llfeboats FOR submarines.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
nIrrrn an rnGs

butter Creamery extra sc. drsts
25c, dairy. 2ic. pacing stock. tsc
per 10
EgGs -Fre4h receipts rasea fn~iud
ed nrsfE ite Irr tyz Receipts
i.52f clscs
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
.eAskcd and bid.
u. S. Govt Bonds
Quotations by Hayden. stone q Co.
QWlcAeo .urTyR MARKET.

IN. s,s,s. ; Sf ~ lHs Z ~ S S:s,
Xakse. CHEESE Tg,n. IN alsc;
16Itfv Fowls. Use; ducks, isdisc;
s,x.a White ,Ss ,ass &c red G'' s
)1(p6nslr white. ssf tsc. red. as ~
v S:S se :s'ssSs,s F; peer S., "
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
n. Y. Cotton Exchange

IN 81 consecutive days 40 inches
q rain recently fell on Uhanguwata,
lnGia.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
ToI~.,o Grain

TOLEDO .. Msy 20 wheat Cssr
and May .ti.5' July "a Corn
Cash and May - July a pafs
Cash Viz Cloverseed Cash. $50.
October t32h Alsike Cash . TO-
Timothy cash sac = Rarcr Bri i,
and tub creamery ssd zsia Eggs
Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

Or Pearl. poultry authority OF
Maine. says that a hens egg II sinh
lar 20 the human skill with regard
TO variations in, size and shape,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
rvTox sTocK y.RDs, III.

CHICAGO May 90.--H0Ks Receipts
- 90. market slow easy mixed aud
butcshers o. 34d1 SPA good hea 8,
9 asa 30 rough heavy o. log ~
.izht. 81 asa 7.s, pigs. Sd7.,o Cat
tie Receipts. 800 market SLOW,
heifers i8z5nS75 TEXANS. o. - n
-ts calves s. ipas2s sheep Re
celpts 5000. market, steady. native
q IrNsi0. western. t1sou 80
lambs. F75 SIS. western. f75b
1910
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

YpRk, May sp.--Noney on
~ ~ six mcnths: mcrcantie
~ ~ cent mar silver. Lon
-, j<.isi.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

The following Hrrns are privileged
carlyle 4 Povah " A HAmiir q
Co. H. W Nooie a Co. w z Moss
q Co. Jack " Thomson, Lewis -.
Gorton. W Reiliy a Co, Geo "
r Merrill q Co, A. W Wallace q
Co. William n RIOS. q Co. VIM A.
Neer x Co. ". r. AcLs aghlin. b. n
Peiton
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

On al average man consumes
one ton OF solid and liquid nourish.
Bent every year.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
oetroit Stock Elk.

-. , ~ntations subject 10 COM
cha yes
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK wARKEr
CLEVELAND. May 70.--Hogs Re
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

Printing. the plain neat kind--that
q. right-rIme. Job Devt.--Msin s52o,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-03
JACKSONBURG

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sumalt of Cam
bridge, visited. his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sumalt, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Scates and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Wright and daughter,
Pauline, of Cambridge City, visited
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Wright Of Will
liamsburg, Saturday and Sunday.
There will be special music at Sun
day school, Sunday. Raymond and
Floyd Craig will sing a duet.
Horace and Bertha Tompson were
in Richmond, Wednesday.
Miss Rachel Coffman of Cambridge
City, visited her brother. Martin. on
Sunday.
Mrs. Bird Hoover and son of Muncie
will spend a few weeks with Mrs B.
7, Wichersham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook and daugh-
ter. of Sulphur springs, was visiting
Mrs, Earl Wickersham, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wright of
Williamsburg, are spending the week
with MI and Mrss Clifford Scates
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Dougherty
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison of Fountain City.
Miss Liddie Breace of Richmond, re-.
turned home Monday after a few
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Ollie
Clark.
Miss Mabel Scott of Milton, is spend
ing a few days with Miss WHY'S Per-
sonette.
Homer. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. w. Harrison, is very sick.