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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
MILLER TICKET RALLY At
THE AllEBDE HALL TONIGHT
Miller Supporters Viii HaVe Nss,,ns,
20 os rsid On Rufgsio street

iioilucal rallies n az. Interest ~
both the Niiist ticket and the l.utsf
nCrcrfrld ticket win 30 held tonight
Tho msotlnF in the Interest - hey
MILLER ana other candidates Who ar
seeking re-eiection 90 shstr present 0f
fces will boz hsid Al AhvnAc iian an
buffalo strrst
AZ the Miller mectins spseehss gill
b. maic ~ Matuf Mlllts Commission
sr hest Sutherland 1utrs Ilinon. ~.
dru Dchua. iiamcr castro and Others
TIE spraters o. The Later meeting ~iIi
probably Include iohn g. George D..
uus lugenn,ld. A So raslot and
Thomas a. Dunn
Both tickets are a. have closing rsf.
llrs dawut0wn 90 nest Monday uixht
tbs Niileg tlckri viii have their 0sst
.ne az the Awutu Theatre and mum
Der % representative uusinsan profes
s'puai and iabnrnF men Niii SPEAK.
Candidates 90 speak viii be- Mayer
hoy Mailer and Commissioner Suthef.
land
The Latter rally. Is = announced Nill
rrunnhl1 be held as ihf i.,fic Theatre
Complete announcements concsfninf
me meetings siii De- given iH ths sun
day issue ~ fhs Caller
-~S---sa-----s
iaifnrfisa hutef deiifrred ~ certa
Fish. olHiefa ckss and cbioksuc tote.
phone ssa kahlls a Hogan a.,
fAdfffi inefnenfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
ELEVEN YEAR old BOY IS
A REAL CAMPAIGN POET
Pau Birmingham consriheiss Verse
Urging tho Re. election o. Mayor
Roy Miller

Not nniy are the vast ma jorty ~
voters suppnriing the Miller ticket in
the present csmpgiEn but majority
az the woman and children ~ tar clty
are also supportlng ST. Miller roailz-
ing that hc Is "a progressive. energetic
business man who as Mayor ~ Corpus
CHRIST duunE the past two yra-s has
given o. fhe c'il thc beet admin.atrs-
ton in lu history
Paul birmingham. tfr % ycars. Ia a.
warm Miller supporter and conti nufrs
the following campaign verse
typhoid our Mayor Alusr
iie ls such O. nrr fellow
Each day hc uHFaa from MORN 1000
night
70 keep lrugyeeflgc Corpus rEhf
Each tasi hs starts be- secs Sc throueh
What else would SOU have s mayor do r
lie helped us Fei che csussNuY.
pn which wortmru ufr employed cnch
daY
We soon viii have reli wfffrR 0tIsf
THAT does rot non with starts and icfls
Now listen 20 ihe Marine hand
i1ay I'm a Miller Man
Co o. ,hc poitr and for Miller Vote
Watch him Eet roor Henry goat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Tho butter IA trsis sfs made from
samples us mills iaken from ths rssasr
ttf customers ln Town ~ fNe difrsfsni
aaifief nnd nni ffan ths eHFuHs and
are paid t0f These ora ifnmediatsif
faton to fns lahmainn in ths ESQ
fau nri tested uiih nshcntk Mis
Trstrr which is IS orntfiflrsl machiue
haa been dlgsstri with suiphnfif acid
elih specific Eraflif ~ isa
ln addition tn lhai ths miih 10 faf.
tfsr fesfrd ulth lpriomrfff iron
which the apeeine gfaNtY D. cnmgwei
Z 4.ss ..--i.s.t Ia further tested with d
Wisconsin Sediment Tester pnifh o..
tefmiass any fnfsiEa matter fnedinenil
wAlfh tlo mills MAG contain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

wksussgroN Apr "a Afehsll
Palmer. f0fmrr cgnrrvsshsn from
r.rnsylrari1 Hhn opposed iion itaiee
l'enfuos far Fe-.i-eii0u 90 me senafe
lari fail ls.fosDes foiaF r Justice ~ ths
United states Court ~ riaima. succeed.
ina JuaFr Charles ~ iio~rY Mf isal-
Inei has leen one n TIA i.rteidenfs
closest frisudt lfc gave vs. his chances
~ e.sitciion 90 Congress f1f che blf-
yer chance n hseemlhs tn,iea states
Senator
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
SOCIAL woaKea afconrs poLicr
CHfTE

WhfiiiNgTnN Auf Raymond
W puiim1n 80 eearf "a \ roffees 4
Diffwi i.rehqt. D social WORKED u
eppefinfenleni ~ e4neay hcho.i
with ua experience in ,seiice Hofk o.
wlth Cfiminaif today heeoines hupsf
infendsni ef ,ne Nanhingian polio,
force. Tho apyfilimfni fffsfri = slil
istf month. ~ fhs rapltal police fpsfi
ono n the fanst imr1rfanf cities ID
she county. ne Yosng aupefintend.
snt u . man a rssouree. ara nis frieual
claim be- VII make rbut.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
NEW HEAo FoR BELGIAN RELIEF

LUNl1UN, ApFII II lNcnf Z ITHE3f'
an Amsricau eNpiofsr. electrical engin-
rer nrf formerly pr 0ffirer ir fhe rrit-
- stats army uiii today take over NE
work - directing the American relief
Vrrk En- nrirfum re ~ making his
headquarters az Hrusseln. Mr. Crosby
came 90 Europe iaat month a. a voiun-
ter in rns belgian relief vatk. and BE-
sueceeds ar. A. y. Consist who haa
dose admissible service Twenty mil
lions ~ ooiiara have been spent ~ ne
American reiisf cnramlsalcn. snd = IA
estimated thar iio 0eo tors q food has
airtafy reached nriglrm from the
ruiics States for free dlstrihaton.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
FALSEHOOD lUTER
BUNCH IS NAILED
KNOCK ON PROGRESSIVE sus
URes o. coRpus cNRtsrl IS
ANSWERED.
Attass shss.s That Ultra Conservative
canctaats fer Mayer weaia Delay
preeress 81 csrpas chrs,A


I in us desperate ATTACK 90 misieat
veters ~ tnAi lfenr tBter. leader ~
Itfs fcriern gauts. nsiEhi SEA a real starr
in his campaign ter mssNr political
E afssli. als+ass- eass aa.s Arz.tAifs sl aFss
lnip tfr eauissisn aud atirfari o. ~iur
,nans ci iht MOST progressive BUSINESS
men cf corpus Ctrlsit
The siuf a. the Rincoa addntan.s
pupaiaf suuurus ui Corpus Christi are
answered bf Harvn lAilanshss, pruis
dsHi ans letetal nianaEsf ~ ths kincNn
impr Ncrfrt camu4a1. WhQ YESTERDAY
sald
tcEaln speakers as tho futef
rails held cr "Wednesday nirhi ia the
iArls Ihratfs amonE inass ~ WIS
lfsdinf Statements refrrrcd te cufnus
cnfw's uVsf attractive suturt Bob a.
mannrf thnt eas reenf ta haNs The
r'ftfs understand that H sas auy
inins aut o. neneiii tV Pa Nlif tud ta.t
WAS cntcilng IMPROVEMENTS At tne
'Arfuss ~ TIE cliuens uf ccrrus chus-
a. "a vas also stated thAt tnc pfrrfnt
gif aulnirlstfation vas responsible
lH mistrpAe.tiun ui fauas ana aur
ihuriiy in slNinf tue iiucun af Corpus
hsath Dls water
a eieaf siAirmcot % hcts sal s.
NN 'i.'t tN' -f' lmi fts>i"n
n' Nin''n improvement 'e
~Ap p~nH The Corpus hcach properties
has been M msans IS addlns Co. e.,
'i' N'' ~ tN' NlPti popular nne d'-
Ni''" i'.s'''N' t"'Aii hh1 or tiN-
'l.lNt we ~fN 'h Guy mn
~ a, ~ 'NN tff'tH % me
'el'N' ih"t " - 't' or 'hf r''A''rt
~'". 'AiNe ~ '"' f'"flsi AA wei
wy
"N l''N f''e' f lirl
~ I've i'-tr So y n-a h''l "'Nei.
.'r N"e"'N' NN''' A''h me
wv l''NH'NN F'NlNt b.
""f' '''" "''i'
N" tNNHH Ai" .'n'N nihA
N'' 4"N'' N''f
""' v''h f'lf" ~ 'f'if nome
n..'' w '..l'' .l''',,u.i'','s vs. t"'
tift'Nt decentralization ~ tu'shNf pre-
ft'ttt'N ttN' 10y VAN HfNh NliHf wv ~"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
NOTICE

one - ~ 3. Auto No a5l. orc
RICKETTS, and ono aluminium cfanA case
all Pc fol3 unless charges are srffis1
within 81 aayr Nerd TIE room
OLIVER $. CALDWELL MACHINE
nHuI'S. ffss
fAfVorfIr4c1snft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Western unlen IeieFfsph Company
fufnitksa messengers 90 90 sfrunep
day Or niRht Phone ssfi fftsi
tAdfsftiesmertl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
Wife DISCRETION CASE ON
TRIAL IN COUNTY COURT
Jury 10 Nssrira Evidence In Case o.
State versus l. Rcdrona

IN the case n the State oi TeTaH ~.
Lawrence hcdnand far wife dessriian
tratrnous q Me- Lawrence l.edmond
ana of Mrs II Helmani occupied ihc
cnilrr aitrrnesr in the county court
yesterday.
Additional testimony So witnesses
far ule defense viii BE- heard this morn
INK
John e. scott Ia attorney Or tie fe-
tense and pore a Sutherland arr as
slsiinR the countY attorney in ihe
prosecution.
Tne jurs q conpoved ~ rhH wer-
ner. " T. sivrrs D. y Kaeael. Oscar
Caldwell g. p Dvvore are . D. Doug
lax.
Appeal % the Fourth Court ot civil
kapeais Af san AnteFio ~as ssSen
Yesterday In ihs ease q ". A. Mc.
Guire "a w. 81 Browne, bond Ia me
sum ~ - 600 helnE filed 90 stay eve
Gaiion ~ judgment by the district
court
o. the case II H. y Davis W J. p
100 indEmrnt Nss settled yesterday
IS the dctsnisnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

The CfrHcn State FAR viii Ese no
more fuiuritiee. says the fsir soard. hr-
cause the hutn haA hart the brtrdinr q
racing animals
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
City News j.: =:
d: : in Brief

On sooeurt % teddy bsias Good Fri
day the meeting pf the Friday iUdFe
club has BEEN postponed unill tomdt.
row afternoon. The SlaH viii meet
with Ai,s- Mabel caawei 90 the ~
taea liottl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
DAIRY|NC SCORES
FOR PAST MONTH
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
CITY csArr pAsRlrs ON rovle.
MINT AND METHODS usrp.
NerA " Hssith oenartmsnt insure.
ciess tnspsesieo - Foed sna
Ntls sersiis-


IN a X CLANCY. Mlik ana Noat In.
spcctcr for the Slo ,csisraAy aled
h.s nscptht rrpory With the CITY il.Allh
ispartmeui Ana ihe same shows sweat
improvement In thc dairy scorsa.
EaeA eAirs IA sceses ana ss.e~ss
tert en- equipment and foft ~ meta
ods
Nndsf ssuli,,..ai - eissn the ,c=a
~aleh AZ examined ~ hahn. their
cpnfofi. ssaFsfagafs 20 static roaJ.
iclean and SAe,ssemsi. uAief. tclcan
and fresfl ant elsc convenient and
attendant MAXIMUM sc,fc ~ ~ h
sisen Dor COWS Siatira arc scoftd tcr
diainAfo, spusifuNslon. rloot Neniila
tian cubic irst tpi e4sa e1n Iel ihil
a tota, so ~ h. Ensn
ttrnsiis are Hcetsd faf construction
water lpr oiean.ns small 400 MALTA l,.il
facilities 90 bot waller of stcam. miA
ceolsf aut siesn mlik suiiN fof this
a msAimum sturv W IS giNra
AID rpoins arr stufed fei their 60.
catian Tres from contamipAtinE snr.
fcundinfs convenient canstrutyian.
thstg. aalls ard ceiling height stniila
rln and aefeened tnf thiN maxi.
mann a0ars 81 ~ giNsn
Me4heas
tNr ciyanNHtte cf COWS fttre ~ 4
ia rlten Hfehirs an SCORED fof
eivariiness. iicof. waits osiHns. Win
dcSA. sssp~ ait 40 mliAiaS Uns
itsfn sAv4 Nfs,nea And Uiran. removal
80 msnprs dsl, iu proper distance sror,
stable 900 rfUpsf nsndilnf ~ nams
I fof ibsS maximum scHfs ~ 10 - elNs
800.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Tho meeting o. the Nueces County
Home Benefit AsHUelaiion inlf had
afeu called Ger YESTERDAY afternoon wat
postponed until Monday Apri i4 Al
sulnE ysar wiil BE- named and plane fnr
irrfrasius the membership wll ne iia
Guessed Tho association is "a c0-opera-
Nte hcurfif assoc iatiun. ~ only >u-
ceca County people and has mcuhrr-
ship 80 several hundred
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

City perinfsndens T0eksr AZ shs
meeting ~ fhe Edward Fuffuan Pa
rent Teachers Association htl1 yes
tcrfay afternoon ~ 4 0'rlrrh delivered
an address I'm Leading the chiidrer
ia read good books The nieeting WIS
well ATTENDED, The pfnuant Tor The
best attendance ~ parents vas award
"a ta ne third erldera. The nEsoria-
cion voted to aiye fhe teachers u The
school ngtilc reception during the
latter part ~ April in recognition n
their faithful vors
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

a. A. Wagner o. csisilsn. throu9H
hiasttornsp H ~ IInrns. yesterday
filed 10 tho Frdsrll Couu q petition ln
bankruptcy THE schedule ~ nHhii-
dies and assets viii b. filed today THO
petition wilt BE- referred 60 Judge John
g. Scott feferse in bankruptcy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Thirsy nine members o. the Rotary
ciuh and number ~ visitors attended
ihr luncheon of ihs Rotary club az ihe
Nrtres hotel Yesterday noon T. o.
Loung. vice president presided -Four
ncw mcnbera. Rev " r Rrntfro ".
~ BARNETT y a. Harrison and W D.
Doyle vrro received Visitors we're vs..
A clara ~ New YORK.. a. g. Iaylsch.
mauaarr % the Southland Lumber
COMPANY. cts y - Brown "a Plano.
r.. ! Holland and Hazen Foilansbec ~
tho Rincau Improvement Company,
city.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
JUSTICE McALVAY IS DEAD
Member of Michigan Supreme Court
Expires at Lansing Friday.

Lansing-Justice Aaron V. McAlvay,
6S, of the Michigan supreme court,
died suddenly at his home here Friday
morning of heart disease. He became
III some time during the night and
when his wife went to his bedside at
o'clock TO awaken him she found
him dying. Physicians failed to save
him.
Had he served until January l next
he would have finished II years on
the supreme bench.
The vacancy will have to be filled
by appointment from the governor.
The appointee will hold Office until
January l, 1917, and Justice Meal
Ways successor will be chosen by the
people in the fall election preceding.
Justice McAlvay was twice chief
Justice of the court under the rota-
tion system in vogue. He was head
of the court in 1907 and again in 1914.
Justice McAlvay was born in Ann
Arbor. He was reared on a farm in
Washtenaw county and received his
early education in Ann Arbor, gradu-
ating from the public schools there in
1854. He was graduated from the
literary department of the University
of Michigan in 1868 and from the law
department in 1869.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
FINANCES OF THE STATE
Report of Treasurer Shows That Ex-
pendtures for Various Purposes
Exceeded Receipts by Half
Million.

Lansing-It cost the state of Michi-
gan $1,396,420.30 to care for its in
sane and feeble-minded during last
year, according to the yearly report of
State Treasurer Haarer made public
Friday. The last legislative session
cost $177,624.15; state tax commission
s15S, 6S7.23; awards paid by the state
board of auditors, 1857, 931.97; con-
veying convicts to penal institutions,
S17,100 medical treatment of chill
dren, sos, 1886; expenses of state
live stock sanitary commission, SAL
4l3S5.
Treasurer Hearers report shows
receipts from all sources amounting
to S15, $3.50, with disbursements
for the same period amounting to &c.,
$50, 1868. In other words, the state
spent 595.21023 more than was ia
ken in, but the surplus at the end OF
the previous year makes the states
strong box still intact, as there is
balance in the general fund of 3d.
015,515.11, which amount, however,
will not suffice TO pay state expenses
until the December taxes are due.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
PROMINENT men
AMONG SPEAKERS
GREAT PROGRAM FOR MEETING
OF TEACHERS OF STATE AT
SAGINAW.
PROF. TAFT TO BE PRESENT
David Starr Jordon, Commissioner
claxton, Governor Willis and 9th
er Celebrities Expected to
Draw Big Attendance.

Saginaw-The Michigan State
Teachers association, which will meet
In Saginaw October 28 and 20, will
have what is regarded as the best
program that has ever been arranged
for any similar event in its history.
Former President William Howard
Taft, now a professor in Yale univer-
sity; David Starr Jordan. former pres
ident Of Leland Stanford university;
p. p. Claxton, national commissioner
of education, and Governor Frank B.
Willis, of Ohio, will speak.
The executive committee believes
that the presence of four named
speakers with the other features to
be arranged later will bring to Sagi-
nav a record-breaking attendance
from all sections of Michigan.
John Everett, of Kalamazoo, Sec
rotary Of the state association, has
been in Saginaw In conference with
Superintendent E. c. Warmer, of the
executive committee.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
CARRANzA TAKES
MEXICAN CAPITAL
GIVES HIM BIG ADVANTAGE IN
SEEKING RECOGNITION BY
THE UNITED STATES.
OPENS ROAD FROM VERA CRUZ
Washington Officials Gratihed That
Food Supplies Can Now Be Sent
to Starving People Of Fed
eral District.

Washington-Carranza stock went
up a bit Sunday with the news OF
the capture of Mexico City by his gen.
eral Pablo Gonzales.
While no favorable action by the
United States toward General Carran-
"a is promised as result OF the TAX
ing of Mexico City, it has been con-
ceded that without Mexico City in his
hands the first chief could not expect
the support of Washington to be
swung in his direction.
The reoccupation Of the city is re-
garded as an event which, II followed
up by other extensions of Carranza
control, may place him in much bet
ter position in relation to this gov
eminent.
The Carranza people here are re-
joicing over the news. They feel 1t
opens the way to recognition of Car
rama as the head Of the only govern
ment in Mexico worthy Of the name.
The Villistas, on the contrary, said
that they were glad Carranza had ta-
ken Mexico City, first because 1t
would relieve them of responsibility
for the welfare Of the people of the
federal district and, second, because
it would render immobile the 1000 or
5000 troops necessary to garrison the
capital.
The Carranza agency announced
Sunday night that steps have already
been taken to set up an administra-
ton in Mexico City. It is not expect
ed that the Carranza headquarters will
be transferred to Mexico City at this
time.
Officials here are gratified at the
capture OF Mexico City from the point
of view of practical consideration for
the welfare of the foreigners there.
The taking of the capital gives Car
rama complete control of the railroad
from Mexico City to Vera Cruz, afford
ing a safe and practical means of in
gress and egress for the foreigners.
1t is assured that Carranza will open
this road to general service in a few
days.
This will also permit the taking Of
food supplies into Mexico City, some
thing which the Red Cross and the
state department have found impossi-
BILE up to this time. Carranza has
promised that he would send many
trainloads of food supplies into the
capital as soon as it was under his
control.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
MICHIGAN NEWS ITEMS

The state railroad commission has
authorized the purchase of the Mich
igan State Telephone Co. plant at
Hudson by the Lenawee County Tel
phone Co., for $1,000 The Bell com
pany has 20 subscribers at Hudson
and the independent company over
600.
Deputy Collector of Customs VIM.
Chadwick at Port Huron, in his re-
port made public Thursday for the
fiscal year ending June 30, shows
there we're no marked increases or de-
creases. The amount of duties and
fines collected at this port was &c.,
274.S9.
Michigan's wheat crop will total IT,
900 bushels, according to govern
ment estimates announced Friday.
The crop is in better condition that
usual, according to the report.
Chris Brein OF Detroit, as admins.
traitor of the estate Of his brother,
James, has brought suit at Pontiac
against the ID. U. r. for $4,000 and
one for himself for $4,000 as a result
OF a motor car accident at Royal Oak.
The Brein brothers car stalled on
the street car tracks and was wreck
ed, James being killed and Christie
pher injured.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
Hiqh Mark For Auto Licenses.

Lansing-The secretary of state has
issued so far this year 99,46O auto
mobile licenses, and before the cut
rate season begins August l, the num-
Der will have been passed the 100000
mark, the highest in the history of
the state. Applications are already
coming in for the half rate license fee,
$3.50, but all applications are being
returned, as the secretary of state can
not accept such applications until Au-
gust / and those who are waiting for
the cut rates before riding in their
machines better save their money un-
til the rate actually goes into effect.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15

EAST BUFFALO-Cattle, Receipts,
ISIS; market 25c higher; choice to
prime shipping steers, $9.40@9.65;
fair to good, $S!75Q9.25;; plain and
coarse. $8@8.5O; choice handy steers,
sS.50Q9; fair to good, s898.25; light
common, $6.75Q7; yearlings, $500
$50; prime fat heifers, s7.75Q8.50;
best handy butcher heifers, $500
775; common to good, $6.50@725;
best fat cows, s6.75Q725; good butch
ering cows, $6G6.50; medium to good,
s5.50G6; cutters, $4.50Q5.20; can
ners, $4Q425; best heavy bulls, S6.75
1928; good butchering bulls, s6.5OQ7;
light bulls, $5.5Oq6.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market 100
15c lower; heavy. $Sq8.10; mixed and
workers., $S.15QS.25; pigs, $S.25@S.35.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 1000;
market soc higher; top lambs, $11@
11.25; yearlings, $500; wethers, s6.75
Q725; ewes, $5.25q6; Gull sheep, So
"a.
Calves-Receipts, 1.4OO; market
strong; tops, s105OQ11: fair to good.
$9.50q10; grassers, $446.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
General Markets.

Huckleberries - s4G425 per "a
quart case.
Blackberries - sS.5O@S.75 per "a
quart case.
Strawberries-Shipped in, s2.5OQ3
per blu.
Peaches-Yellow Texas, s1.25 per 4
basket crate.
Cherries-Sour, $1.75d2 per bu;
New York cherries, 1925 per bu.
Raspberries-Red, $3.50 per "a
quart case and $2.5O92.75 per 24-pint
case; black, 1915 per 24-quart case.
Apples-Ben Davis, $3.50@3.T5;
Baldwin, s5.75@6 per Dbl; western
apples, $2@225 per box; new, $1,000
LIS per box.
New Cabbage-s19125 per crate.
Green Corn-$5.5O per Dbl and coo
per doz.
Lettuce-Head, 81; leaf, 250SOc per
bushel.
New Potatoes-virginia Cobblers,
$1.7562 per Dbl.
Dressed Calves-Fancy. IL 1-2Q12c
per ID; common. 10011c.
Maple Sugar-New, 14@15c per ID;
syrup. s1d1.10 per gal.
Celery-Florida, s303.50 per crate;
Michigan, 15020c per doz.
Onions-Texas Bermudas, 95c9$1
for yellow and 95cGS1 for white per
crate.
Tomatoes-Michigan, 90cd$1 per
four-basket crate; dollhouse, 100
II i-2c per lb.
Live Poultry - Broilers, 20922c;
hens, IL 1-2@15c; No hens, 12c;
ducks, 16G16 1-2c; young ducks, lie;
geese, 10q11c; turkeys, 16Q17c per
b.
Cheese-Wholesale lots: Michigan
fats, 14014 Lac; New York fats, 16
ole lie; brick, l4614 lie; limburg,
er, Glib pkgs 1S 1-2c. lib pkgs IL IL
d16c; imported Swiss. sic; domestic
Swiss, l9Q21c; long horns, Is 1-20
lee: daisies. Is lac per Ii
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
Well Known Farmer Killed.

MISUNDERSTANDING under the gates
at the East Cross street crossing of
the Michigan Central, early Thursday
morning. while a train was switch
ing, Henry Hardy was run over by a
freight car and crushed to death.
Hardy was 79 years old and a we'll
known retired farmer, living at 223
River street. Three children, Miss
Carrie Hardy, Ypsilanti; Robert Har-
dy. Detroit, and Allie Hardy. Will
liamston, survive.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Live Stock.

DETROIT-Cattle: Receipts, 1,011;
good grades 15c higher; others
strong; best dry fed steers. $3.50
$50; best handy weight butcher
steers (grassers), $7.25@7.75; mixed
steers and heifers (grassers), $40
$50; handy light butchers, $1,000
1925; light butchers, S6@6.75; best
cows, $6Q6.25; butcher cows, $50
$50; common cows, $4@5; Gamers.
1904; best heavy bulls, $4,000;
bologna bulls, $505.50.
Veal calves-Receipts, 447; market
active; best, $1O.5Oq11; others, $40
10.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1857;
market steady; best lambs, $3.50
1925; fair lambs, $S98.5O; light to
common lambs, $6.75@725; yearlings
$S4S.50; fair to good sheep, $4.750
5.25; culls and common, $4Q4.
Hogs-Receipts, 1853; all grades,
$7.85Q7.90; bulk, $3.50.
The Yale expositor., 1915-07-15
Grains, Etc.

DETROIT-Wheat: Cash No. red,
$12S; July opened with an advance
of 1c at $10S, advanced to $1.09 and
closed at $1OS; September opened at
$1.O4 IL, advanced to S1.04 ga and
declined to S1,O4 II; No. white,
S125.
Corn-Cash No 8, II 1-2c; No 3
yellow, 7S 1-2c; No yellow, nc.
Oats-Standard 50 1-2@53c; No 3
white. 52Q52 lie; No 4 white, 51@
81 1-2c.
Rye-Cash No 2, lip; August, 94c.
Beans-Immediate and prompt ship
ment, $3.50; August, $3.50.
Cloverseed-Prime spot, $500; Oc-
tober, $3.50; prime alsike, $3.50.
Timothy-Prime spot, $500.
Hay-No 1 timothy. $1901950;
standard timothy, $1SQ1S.5O; No
timothy, $17@175O; light mixed, SIS
d1S.50; No l mixed, $16.50@17; No 1
clover, $14.50@15; No 2 clover, $3.50
Q13.50; rye straw, $Sq $50; wheat
and oat straw, $7Q7.5O per ton.
Flour-In one-eighth paper sacks,
per 1876 lbs, jobbing lots: Best patent,
$3.50; second patent, So straight,
$500; spring patents, $3.50; rye -four.
$6.40 per Dbl.
Feed-In 100-lb sacks, jobbing lots:
Bran, S25; standard middlings, S29;
fine middlings. $40: coarse cornmeal.
$33; cracked corn, $3S; corn and oat
chop, $50 per ton.