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The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

be counted upon. for the sum II was
possible to borrow IL trifiing COM
pared with the great needs. the Eng
land does not want TO be . debtor
nation ~ the end Of the war.
Out Of Mr.. AsQuith's talk and the
discussions before and after. . par
liamentary campaign Tor national
war thrift has spread throuyh Eng
land. There IL being urged tho sort
OF measures for persoual thrift that
were put into practice by Germany
promptly 1t the outbreak OF the var.
In the great crisis. II win BE-
found that . nation. like IN individ-
ual must be self-sustaining. There
IL Q limit to the amount Of help IN.
other can give.
Any nation Il only . congeries Of
individuals. II lies within the pow
er Of the individuals to wreck or
save the nation financially. We who
love the nation In which We have
our homes must always stand ready
to finance It's needs.
We can't be MASTERS and survive.
This tremendous war 70 going TO
prove that truth anew.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

ArixonA Com. q; Adventure. 2b: All
meek, q; Arcadian lon; oo A,lEonsn
Butte Baias. Boston Ely, sSS; DO.
hernia, Id: Butte 4 London ale; Butte
q Superior eSh: Calumet q Arisona
g.: Calaveras. ~: Centsnnial lsk
Hscla S7i: Copper Mines Cons. ~
Chino lSK; Copper Range 6sk: Davis
DaIy ~ DAILY West ~ East Butte
10; First National ~ Msnkiin sh;
diana az: CRANKY -; Helvetia ash;
s.neSen, y In:D.,.t T. x s2H Lax. ~:
az; Lake. Is: La Rose. IS; La Sale
AZ Nehigan ~ Ms}::uc 80; Miami M.w
hover, &: Mason Valley 7b; North
Butte 5ok New Baltic ~; NipissinS
81: North Lake .. Nevada Consoii-
dated ~ s.: Old Dominion say; ohio
Copper %: Ojibway u; Osceola 92b:
Qneca ib: Oh Colony. yshb; POND
dated - st. Mary 81 8. w. MI
ami. ~; Superior 4 HcstSn ~;
sSK: Tamarack 80; Tennessee Cop.
PER =; v1 Tr,ni *, i.hs o %pe. Lee i.,s
Utah Consoiidsted -: Unitsd Shoe
M S9S ,. sGm a. q E Ts';s R sso' CO.. S.ss
z H, a. H x.n,S SH 81 BIZ v .1as
g: y,s:' Ws';,.n1o,,. iSS fuson ~
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Local

ter section IS Of 10000 Acre Tract
In T. ! g.. n. IL +,
pes o' y to .s rs S9sn n 81 ss,s
ef Quarter Secttons No. s. and -.
10000 Acre Tract. Detroit. Wayne
county. Michigan,
.Also tho west ca feet Of that part
Of Quarter Section IS lying north OF
the south line OF lot ~, extended.
subdivision last mentioned. and east
Of and .adjoining the east line OF
Except thu, part taken for the WA
You are hereby notified ana warned
that proceedings are now pending In
the Recorders Court of the City OF
alley In the block bounded by Della
ware. Seward, Greenfield and Ner-
rill avenues where not already open
70 n width OF 10 feet as q public alloy.
The return day OF the summoab Is
sued In the above cause 10 Tuesday,
tho fth day OF September. ana ali
owners of property In the above
liberty 20 appear In these proceed.
ings and defend: and any and all such
owners are authorized to make them
selves parties to these proceedings by
appearing In person or by attorney
at any time before the trial OF said
cause.
JOHN a. GRo0AN.
(B-io3) Clerk-
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
MIR. POLLASKY
is REAL PEEVED
OVER HIS ARREST

Msrcus Pollas,xy. subway promot.
err. was arraigned before Justice Cal
ney. Tuesday, on tho charge Of de-
frauding Herman Dworette out OF q
$40 taxicab bill, and Marcus says he
IL going to sue Sheriff Milton Oak
man for false arrest; is going TO
test the law under which "a distin.
guished citizen Of Detroit" can be
put IN fail for an argument over a
taxicab bill, and II also going TO seek
redress n "million-dollar deal
that he has under way with the com.
mon council falls through a. re-
suit Of the trouble. AZ he fears II
may.
Marcus II very peeved at sberin
oakman and bis deputies. because.
he Gays, they took him out Of Mar
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEesoRs OFFICE
Detroit Aug. .. 1elS.
Paving Notice No. 1892
MAXWELL AVENUE

To =. + Ketchan, walter Ksusch.
". H. Rackham, VIM, MuttsabsrI.
Min IipTT sTav May rauT5GSSE;SS..ss.
Thomas q Co.. Jossph Kisfsr, iwsr1
Howland w, J. Keep. Ellis .tsndisf.
Arthur. HiiL Elizabeth Tacksburry. J.
8: Holden. G. x. Backus. Albert w1nk.
e. Elisabeth 6tocking.. John 0rtfnth,
H Hossas c'fss snkm! Paul r. M.oaaS ofi.a4.
Blum. Adoipn scnneideL Henry i
Meredith. NJ Biedeman,. Helen =. VI
saTkk Thee H :; Riehssr v; Iohn n. T;?as.
j r Phillips. David simons, wiiSism
Ct John. Peter KuJwA Il. 81 Uirichs.
Sam Fcrguson. John A: 0illies. John
g. Foley. Cook Farm Co. and 20 ail
othsrwiss inisrs:tsd In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Max
well avenue In said City OF Detroit
within tho limits hereinafter men.
The Common Council Of the city Of
Detroit, having ordered 90 much OF
Maxwell avenue. from the north line
OF Mack avenue TO the south curb
line OF Garfield avenue. TO be gra4ed
and paved. notice IL hereby given that
ali the lots and premises fronting on
said Maxwell avenue. and liable to b
assessed for said Improvement uAAeP
the provisions OF the City Charter And
that q roll Of said assessment 10 now
completed. and will remain at the AZ.
sessorr ONCE In the City OF Detroit
from the date hereof until Aug. ~.
1918. for the inspection OF all per sons
concerned therein.
~ B oy,sT OF AssEs ssrss,r
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunning a Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO,. y. Y. Aug. B.
Cattle: cars: market steady; choice
to prime native shipping steers. 1.25o
to 1900 lbs. 50 so q 10. 80: fair to good.
$3.50 gas: plain and coarse, SsGe.25;
Canadian steers. 1900 10 1850 lbs.
ss1sGs25. do, LOO TO 1850 lbs. $50
s.as; choice TO prime handy steers.
native, Ss.25 e $50; fair TO good grass
ers. SI.2Sd7.50, light. common grass
ers. IS SO a s.75; yearlings. dry fed.
s9.zsqs.I3, prime fat heavy heifers.
tI.I59s.2e; good butehering heifers.
ST5ods. light dry fed. ss50ds7S:
light grassy heifers, Ssas5e best
heavy Tat cows. S7a7.2s: good butch
erins cows. ssgs?s; cutters. N25 -
as: Gamers. s31t: fancy bulls. $50
7.25; best butchering bulls. 1875 q
$50: light bulls. ss..sa5 30.
Hogs: Is cars: market strong:
heavy. St0TT.e0; workers.. $500
$50: pigs. $40.
Sheep: cars: market steady. top
lambs. sa.150i0. yearlings s7.506s:
wethers. ss.5oT7: ewes. $50 $50.
Calves: 35Ml2
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
FENKELL PASSES
BUCK TO COUNCIL
ON PERMITS

In reply to Aid. Barnett's reeolu-
tion adopted by the council June Is,
requesting advice" from the COM
missioner Of public works as to
whether he desired To have all per-
mits granted by the council for use
or occupancy Of the streets. rescind-
ed, Commissioner Fenkell. In Q
lengthy communication that win be
read to the aldermen. Tuesday
night. passes the buck" TO the coun-
ell.
Fenkell reviews the fight against
street Instructions from the begin
ming. Despite the passage Of drss-
tic charter amendment forbiddins
the council to grant special priv
leges IN the street, the commission
er states that his attitude and &C.
tons In removing showcases and
gasoline tanks. for which no permits
were ever issued. have apparently
made him very unpopular. not only
with the parties interested. but with
members of the council.
II have no desire TO institute
singlehanded night to enforce ordi-
nances and regulations 30 evidently
unpopular" says the commissioner,
and I therefore will not initiate &C.
ton against them In the future. OK
cept on the specific direction Of the
common council"
In conclusion he calls attention to
the fact that on July 1. 1915. there
were 200 Showcases encroachins on
public space. and that only 30 Of
these had obtained permits from the
council.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. Aug. 3.--Ciose: Wheat
opened under bullish conditions. but
map was very wet over the territory
tributary TO Detroit and Chicago The
only hope was in lot of clear wealth
er that In coming in from the west
cided change for the better in q few
days Much wheat IL down owing 10
the heavy rain and a great deal II
down and out. Complaints OF black
rust damage arc increasing from
some parts OF the spring wheat states.
but In n general way the weather I'm
tina. direction Is better. Complaint.
come that IL is too cold and frost
damage is feared over the Canadian
line.
After a holiday the Liverpool mar
ket camc In lower, paying no Atten-
ton to the strength on this side.
Weather W unfayorable over part ~
Europe. India IL too dry and the
eixners take little wheat almost
every day. but not enough 10 prevent
an increase in the American visible
supply. although receipts here are SO
small.
The early movement OF wheat is
suffering delay and observers say es-
Inmates OF the total crop must be re-
dueed because Of rain injury Detroit
demand for soft winter wheat for i'm
mediate shipment but receipts are so
small that business is hindered.
Wheat had a weak spell about noon
but recovered and the close was at
TENDER and ic IN December.
Corn and oats were quoted weak
Clever seed advanced 2oh a csc and
Wheat quotstions-Cash No. red
sI.1i; September opened at si0Si
advanced TO N.osA; declined to
sl.osh and closed AZ r.os; Deem
u.f:x declined to Silk and clos.
ed at s1.12,l No. white. si.Os.
Coarse grain quotations Corn.
S Sa So o;, ,, siBe No. yellow. s2se;
Oats; STANDARD 5sd5sac; No. 2
white 57h @5sc; No 4 white, 5sis u
Rye-cash No. :. 81 90. August CSC.
gust Shipment ssse s sS%PS snp 81 40 ~
Glover seed--Prjme spot $40. Oc-
tober. 1915; prime alsike $3.50.
Timothy-Prime spot. f325
Receipts OF flour on Tuesday were
loco bbls.. and shipments the same
Wheat receipts were ~ cars Stocks
are ts.soo bu.. compared with 90
bu. year ago.
cS earr a rsssip Dns ws,s -
Withdrawals were $500 bu. of corn
Stocks are 1880 bu. OF corn $500
bu. OF oats. 1000 bu. OF barley and
10000 bu. OF rye.
! Prices year ago In the Detroit,
market were ssizc for No. red
wheat, isc. for No corn and &c for
I standard oats
Worlds visible supply of wheat de-
creased 1,1Tl.0eO bu last week Tho
| total is now sp.7f1 900 I'm. compared
with 11s.25t.o00 bu. n year ago
Chicago commission houses Dough,
freely on black rust reports from
North Dakota.
Primary wheat receipts were 9S7.-
ooe bu.. compared with 100000 bu.
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
WHEAT IS
STEAD|ER
Slight Advance Due to
Continued
Rains
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Avg. e.-The new crop
news was the chief factor in the
grain market today. Foreign cables
did not indicate any marked change
In quotations. Wheat was steady at
opening here, and later advanced
from Is 10 Csc for September and
December. respectively, on continued
rains throughout much of the cen
trail west.
Corn advanced at the opening and
held its advance later. Reports TO
grain houses indicate that excessive
moisture is holding back the growing
crops.
Oats were sharply higher AT the
start and later maintained that ad-
vance. Some OF the crop will be
lost. owing to inability OF growers
to harvest in the face of the heavy
rains.
Provisions were higher at the
opening and prices were maintained.
but the movement was not formida-
BILE.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
||IS,UES
lESTROVG
nIuense Dealing in
Steel Shares Is
Feature
lervy,.Ess;. ,sl - = os =: s:r '''~

*3 WI 0yo01nG roW =.
NV YORK. Aug. 3.-Renewed
Ssljvity. with increased buying OF
~ var stocks and immense deal
! - IA United States Steel shares.
fnnte interest to the movement OF
f6ck market prices today. All the
oo1led 'swar issues" were taken In
Irn6 again, and under the leader
- Of Bethlehem Steel which
\ {Gched It's record price. the whole
orket advanced sharply In the ear
frnaing. There was little reac-
- until 1 o'clock when prices de-
$500 fractionally. In the last hour
q y selling was resumed and the en-
I ~ market became weak.
81 IAess were exceptions. however,
1nauy OF the active issues touch
4 ~ level in the final trading.
" 1T, earlier in the day, was full
olosfes concerning the new profits
R1fGh Bethlehem Steel would make
- actual orders on its books.
liar tales were circulated about
~ Of the lesser known issues
ri me result that the market wit
$3.50 another extraordinary move
- n these shares.
q Nat o. the stories of great profits
- visionary ~ usual. and none
# Mem went into particulars re-
~ ~ actual profits that the
y ~ business'' would show. The
1slstion in many Of these shares
& about a., wild and excited ~
boGn psen ct any time since the
ont r1se began. Furthermore,
movement had al the earmarks
fDo1t manipulation. Although the
1o pablic was largely interest
~ eAjef Impulse came from pro-
Gnn1 so1rces. with the taking
ik - lcv priced Issue after an
= tAeeBort 10 extend specu-
~ iniarest In the market ~
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
VIEW YORK CoTroy Market.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aus. s;-rlour: Dull
:ps, S'so ;sd s ps, m s.w' S Ss;:
$50 crushed; ss;s,Sg GO; ,peS:a:.f:d.
S Cow F.e s city. g So: :DG :p.e : fs
ss22as"S,a5yy.sN&s1' h:slNa s sTa xDri sis:
yer. u.26d1.s5. Dressed poultry;
DC S:ss: fowi. i,sHss e DUCK. I1e
1--we poultry: Unsettled: geese. iiH
l3c: ducks. i3d1sl1c: fowls. isc; tur-
keys. liHl2c; roosters. ilhc: chick
settled, state milk. common TO spe-
cisis. ia q1tkc; skins. common to
specials, 30l1hc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Uxrox STOCK y,RDs.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug 3.-Hogs: Receipts. 10000: mar
ket strong. SC higher mixed and
s g. 6. :, 'siog7sS; good ,, s%e::yy,
light. s7.i5dTs0: pigs. ss.75d 7.75.
steady: beeves, ss.25aio.3o: cows and
heifers, z59sas: Texans, ssso9
ce,pts. 10000; market, strong and Toe
higher; native. Ss.10ds9o: western.
ss75d7 lambs. ss.75dsso; western.
Ss.15ds.i0.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

YO1R STOCK MARKEr-Clese
lexA Gold. 3s& Ailis Chalmers
Pe preferred, a.; Am. Asri
H a. A., Can IN. com sss; do.
An Cotton Or. say; Am. Hide
k9t9sr. 2: Am. Locomo., 65n: Am.
= ref, son; Am. Sugar Ref.
An Beet Sugar, 81: Am. Tel. &
~: Aneconda .oA; Atchison.
Baldwin Locomo.. so: Baiti.
rpcs!yi X, r. ssx: Butt. q
D(@0c. fttt: Central T~rtr.- ~
4 Ohio. s2N; Chicago 0t W.
XII ~ PFN4h; Chi.
chino Copper. tsN; Colorado
- . Ssbs m, Am; sugar iigJ
9 ~ 1ss pfd.. a.: denersi Eiee.
z4j1: Qenesai Notors is1: d. y.
~ ~ Co. s3i< Great North
I'd 1144 CO. Northern ore.
r ~ H.;s.. Net ic, 2;
II oeutA. 1tk I.shieh val.
D{2mp Co, s4k; Nationsi
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

, T9Lssp .ss.3 81 Su le.S 5.s.% es:s
Der s hsxe: DecemSsr. GHe. Oats:
Cash. stc: septembsr. tz*c; Deem
seed: cssh. q. 40: October, ssssH;
siEs: August, ISIS Timothy: Prime
and ssptsmbsr. %; octob:r $685.:
sass.r Bic. .ss Era. cna,.S fr.n
zoe: selects. sc. Hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Buttcr: Extras
23tc: nrsts. 2id22c. Eggs: Prime
ordinary. isc; frsts. lsx di7c.
Cheese: Twins. i3kGftc; young
Americas. IBhc. lave poultry: Fowls.
12hc: ducks. lie: geese. 91loc:
potatoes: Receipts. 80 cars; $500
i.s5 per Dbl.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

The things now being done By
Edinburgh (Sootland) women In
clude running elevators and street
cars and delivering mails. Whole
brigades of street sweepers are
composed Of womsn.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3.--Hoss: Re-
csip,s 1909 t eS p,l yors ses gh ,s
, ,sis mediums iu@ ..' T.!Sa1ss; eitsems ,
heavies. ss.T5d1; roughs, 50: stays.
1870. Cattle: Receipts, cars: slow;
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts
s cars: steady. springers. $3.50.
Calves: Receipts. $50; steady; top.
1l1.5o.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

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

TO execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle a Poyah y: A Hsmi,n 4
Z Co. Jack a. Thomson, Lewis 9.
West 4 Co. Emmett L sprsxus, chss.
f. Merrill q Co. A w. Wallace 4
Co. William II. Rose a Co.. VIM. A
Near 4 Co., W. B. Mclaughlin. y. X
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

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

nr.s.' &c: dairy &c; packing .to 5cs
isc per 10.
cases included. ishc; current re-
ceipts. 1shc per doz. Receipts. 1 .701
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK BUTTER AVID EGGS.

NEW YORK, Aug. y-Hutter:
Quiet and easier; receipts, 7a,sos;
creamery extra. 2sc; state dairy tubs.
isnSe .p.eisi .s fsesTsT' n ss;s
Un.ettiet receipts. zs4os; nearby
white fancy, asa 3oc: nearby mixed
fancy. is027kc; fresh nrsts. 1870
csc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Produce Market

Small broiiers are not wanted and
the market is easy and lower Other
lines of poultry are quiet and the
supply IL a little greater than de-
mand. Eggs as they come In are
easy and the candled stock 10 firm
supply and easy, Apples are steady.
but there Is an oversuppiy of peaches
and a demoralized market. Red
raspberries are in ample supply and
easy and plentiful. The produce
market is only moderately active and
suffers from the bad weather.
sI35a1io per hu.. and s3so04 ver
B...:..-oood shipping stock
.e1.25G2 per lunch.
Bes.s-D,i led Lmss. ~ 6se. per ID.
Bervfes--Red raspberries. N@+s0
l6-quart case: black raspberries. SO
AIS per bu-: hucxieberries, $500 4
per bu.
CabhaEe-,i per Dbl
c:-r. .:-+fnal' ss.aa.,ssP:' e Cherry.
GO ts.! sst ,sa,.so per su.
issssi Mem imp9 gS.s sm. sie Sim ilm.
brick cream. 1914 a f5c: long horns.
ltisc. daisies. lac per Id.
Cnnforri. rruis.-Apricot: 20
peaches, 81. Is 2i.55 per boz: bartlett
pears. - 7s1s per boz.
Dressed Cslye.-Fancy. Nai4hc:
comnon. isaIsHe per ID.
bu.; green pepper. $50 case. Csc
basket: radfshes. Zoe doz- lettuce.
g ioc per bushel: parsley $50
box: wax bvans. si.1s per eu; green
log i?c per Id; green corn. s303zs
per Dbl; -srrots. 7sc per ou.: turnips.
GRAPE T,ruis-aseSA7s per crate.
amber. liS12c ID; extracted. 70sc
H.y-De.-oit shippers are paying
e tas S. I pics s. fea '. Mo- p.
othy. s22 a %; standard. SAL q q. No.
(? timothy. 500 40 So. light mix ed.
!21g22: 50, ! MIXED. sis8isso; No;
! Z 81 elC sc. ,l.gis: No g s,o yer sias:
ana = t1' oSt straw tire sssca. Der ton. ne''
- 2 10 per crate: watermeions. IS q
aoc each: pink meats, si!oQi;so Per
Iimes-ti d1.2s per box
Mushrooms--S5d soc per ID.
Or"nses-vaiencias S32s9a75 per
Oniors-south.rn. $50 poo per sack.
Peaehes-Missouri and Arkansas
vi q q 90 per blu.
I'inesppies--FloridA- " per crate.
Potatoe.-New virsinias, n.to0
Pouitry.-BroiIers wenc; leg
horns and light weights. i7@Isc;
hens. ~ di4c: ducks. I+1isc: geese
les: turkeys. l6c ID;
sweet Potstees-s2 per hamper.
JOBBfNG PRICES.
Csnned Gooas-Appies, S3.Ss01so
ga baked baked beans; Alb: 500 SOC:
Maine. ,j,ii$;, sssnS:ia. sss T.SI.
June. $40; standard. 81; baked. SOD
i 1870 Salmon Ris,.s suS s.dye ,s'l .asS asi
pings, 81. Tomatoes. clio. Marrow.
Tat peas. 81; early June. Si.5o; siftei
early June, $40 per doz-
Fses me- !. Looping price. In ioo.Ie.
gao. nne mlddllnes. i35: cracked corn.
r,os@@JoSbIns ' pf f"as Be- se.; M sHo
gan Patent 'ssS; second Hs.sn' Ss1o
Hsrdwsre-NsiIs. $3.50 case: an
nealed wire. tl.so bundle; galvanized
ssfSsa wFs .nets oss s sa:e P:ssT ss- Il
s Essi: .5i e .. 4 Says ;S :'ss. Il
tionzed axes. So yer dos: black sheet
!e &C. q I ssas 2. Sssye s ssu q s:S e
carriage Colts, small. 7tc. 70 and 5 PEE pei
cent, on Lat; large. zoe. 10 and 5 on
cen, on lIst. large s5c and 8 on list
Hides-No. 1 cured hides lee: No
! green hides lie: No. / cured bulls
ite. No. ! green bulls. lac; No.
kip. Ice; No. cured mufrain. lac;
No 1 green murrain, lie; No. 1 cured
saif sof ise b ne; fs sso esif i'c No
. taiiow. 1880. No . hides io on:
No. kip. and calf. I,sc on: sheep
.sln tss to amount WOOL. asc TO
OIls-Rar lLnsssd oil. &c. hoiIsd
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. y.-opening -
Wheat: September. up nc; pecem-
NC: December. up NC. Oats: Sep
TENDER, up &C: December. up y Pro-
visions: Slightly lower.
Noon-wheaG september. up &c;
down sc: December. unchanged.
Oats: September. up &C; December.
up &c.
Ciose-wheat: September, down
September, down NC; December
down. &C Oats: September, up isc;
December. unchanged. Provisions
lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Free Masonry Of this country en-.
braced l.s7l,477 members at a count
made last year.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

RAY coa.cl. ask Ry steel spr,sn9s'
81: Rssdlns com, issx Rumsly Co
&C. sa,S Ssd p.,sSe s s!S ses,Ssrn
RsAvay.- IN; Studebaker Corp.
sST: Tenn. Copper. sss; Texas Co.
iSS: Third Avenue. So; Union Pacific.
i3Sx: Y, s Rubber. 40: DO. let pfd'.
iOIk: Z. 8. Steel COM. IS: do. pfd,
iii[.s q. s. Steel SIS 102s Utah
Copper, ssH: vir. Carolina. Chem.
a6f; Westinghouse. li2h: Western
Union, sax; WHY'S Overland. 1855.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Jinks-Brown's great homo
body,
Binks-Yes; has his touring car
fitted out with a bed. bath. stove.
and mortgage.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NV YORK. AuF. money on
call ~ per cent; time money. 3A1
s.n, Rsr ps ssS, i%asx % psa cent, mar bar
silver London. % S-is pence: do.
New York. axe. Demand sterling:
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

A California Judge has ordered
that II H. H. Krause stays Mt home
his wife shall feed him. and II he
chooses not to stay at homo she
shall pay him $40 . month alimony.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
|z5==5s5e7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

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

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

pvsstisg. tie plata sest htsA--sAat
. rlGhs-TSses ysS Dept-Nais lS1e.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

Printing the plain neat hinA--thae
10 right-rSmes Job Dept.-Naia <67o.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to COM
mission charge
Active StOekA.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-04

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

Dstrs.s r'.ss Ies Prs.ti.s Dsst.-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
SE1UNOC

For the annual election of town Of
Eeers Monday, Oct. 4, the Republican
candidates for selectmen are George
d. Coates and John D. Avery. The
Democrats have placed in nomina-
ton for the same Office H. Frank But
ton and Edgar w. Chapman. Judge
Calvin A. Snyder is in the field on
the republican ticket for town clerk
and treasurer. His opponent on the
democratic side is the present Judge
of Probate, Charles o. Gray.
The C. Dwight Thompson farm in
tie region of Pendleton Hill, is sold
to parties out of town.
Thomas Avery of Groton was the
guest of his brother John D. Avery,
Wednesday.
Rev. John NJ. Collins was in North
Stouington village, Sunday afternoon,
and attended the Sunday school asso-
citation institute. held in the Congre-
gational church.
DIR. Andrew L. Daigneau of Mt,
Gretna was in this place Sunday. the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Her.
bert. Mrs. Herbert has recently re-
turned home from the Backus hospi-
tai, where she has been a patient She
is still in poor health.
The school here is making fine pro-
gress with Miss Anna Merrill teacher