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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07
Time. giNS LIZ

Time 9i03 l.5.
22O yard dash-Lucas, z. T., first;
Robinson, Z. T., second; Brace, Me.
Minnyille, thirdj Fitzpatrick, Philomath,
fourth. Time, 81 as.
220 yard hurdles Robinson, 7. T.,
firstj Shisler W., second; Brace, Mona,
third; Dibble, Z, T., fourth Time 2s.
shotput-Clark, p. t.. first; Haskns,
Philomath seconds Doane, w., third
Prime, W., fourth,
Pole vOult-DoNne W., first: Culver
McMinnville Austin and Jones tied for
second, Height, 10 feet, 9 2.5 inches.
Discus-Lucas, p. T., first; Frost p
t.. second; Clark, Z. t., third. Harkins
philomath, fourth, Distance, l0S.C
feet.
High iump-Culyer and Beliuger
McMinuville and y. T., tied for first
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07

sleeve. W., and Dibble, W., tied for Sec
ond, Height 8 feet 5 $40 inches; ,,,.,
JayeliS throw-simpson, McMinp' Mem u
vile. first; Balm, W., secondi FLos., Il,s.,,
T., third; Clark, p, u, fourth Distance
1892 feet, .o. ,.;,or.
Relay race-won by Pacific un''''
sity. 80, .odov
Tennis finals were also played 'Ou"'
resulting as follows; v,isor
Miss Finlay, W., beat Miss he''''
MeNIinnvillc, rs, 6.L .aa e
Mems doubles--L. Bishop anu ~
Bishop, of McMinnville, beat tiege' SI' Ms
Gonett. of Willamette, 81, ~ ~, %
Knight, Of McMinnville, defeated '"''''
of Willamette, GA, 6.2. -, z,,soo,e,
G bishop, of McMinnyille' [dsteasySi a'S
Flcgel, Of W, 6.a, CO. 4'O' 0''
| SO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07
BERNHARDT COMES BACK.

Bordeaux, June Mime. Sarah Bern
hardt is preparing to return to the
stage despite the loss Of her leg ow'
ing to an operation performed last fall,
I" am rescWing my first appearance
for Bordeaux, said Nine, Bernhardt
today. alt will be just little talk
and reading Of few poems Later
win begin rchearsals for play to be
produced In Paris. +"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07

COMMUTE SENTENCE.

Atlanta, Ga, June THE
state board OF pardons is ex.
pected to make a recommends
ton to Governor SlaytOn today
or tomorrow that Leo Frank 5
sentence TO death on charge of
killing Mary Phagan, be com
mutcd to life Imprisonment.
Prosecutor Dorsey announced
that, if such recommendation is
made, he will appear before the
governor and oppose commuta-
ton.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07

Summary

Two.busr hits cuig, Struck out'
Craig 9, Doolitlc q. Base ON balls;
Craig /, Dooitlc 9. Pass bulls llol.
man /, Weller p Hit by pityhcw Rear
din Ballm Double play: Smith to
Balm to Funk; Weller to Ballm to
Weller Sacrifice MlU Craig Tine of
game, hours Umpire; Baker and
llaNes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07
just Right
Shoes
Be Comfortable
In the Soft Rubber Soles
Are Alright-Sl to IS

Keep cool this summer. Call on us and we will show
YOU the things for that will make you cool
and happy.
The Light Grey and Brown Suits for this seasons
wear are beautiful and they made of the closely woven
worsted materials that hold their shape and give salts
factory wear.
Our stock of light weight Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery
and Hats is now complete Just what youl need. Come
in now and let fit YOU out at prices within your means
Mems Suits $780, $4,000, $25OO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07

Ampnrn, McNIiqnyalIIi'' aI S.s.
plciogo, P. :, u, y,,l,gI'ppyiiis S.t' p,ii beat ''''
Bishop, OF Mc' ,d
64, GA Mcknight d'l''
RcoVictosc HI,ico' and v,,,s is!. K,i.nf d'i'''"
o,a''' a's5.s55' ss5. as5 Mis- j, nS51slpp' S1..l 'i ''
ol.,,t l., B',a0Vw oF H.. 6.a, 6's
.*********'...rp. .
= No matter VIA, H,ut yS' "A ~ !
.:ii. .:ii i los 1's5alii 9oa & / can = -:
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
Yesterdays S Results.

ANobVlNNy NSoulto'
At Portland-Oukland 81,
Portland GA.
At Los Angeles Salt Lake
81, Venice 20.
AT san lrancisco-Los An.
gclcs ITO, san Francisco 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07

II /, ra, for man 90 be- popular
II he !, easy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-07
Sport Neus

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The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
Local
MAN ACCUSED OF
WORKING WOMAN
TOO MANYHOURS

Arthur Bourdet 80 year sold, OF
No. STA Trumbull-ave.. was ar
raigned before Justice Stein. Tues.
day. on the charge OF making
threats 10 extort money. and also
representing himself IA a United
States oficer. Bourdets plea that
he 10 a victim OF a Happy Hooligan
set OF circumstances IL echoed by
Detective Gerhard School. who IL
handling the case.
Mrs. Emily Duby. Of No. T34 Con
cord-avc.. IL the complaint. and the
story involves q little quarrel be-
tween Mrs. Duby and her sister.
Mrs. Mary Smith. OF No. 1857 Ora.
tiotAve.. according to Schools
story.
Mrs. Smith received q postal card
on which was written. You had
better pay that 80 or there 10 going
TO be trouble" She was very In.
dignant. She showed Il to Bourdst.
who assured her that such a postal
card was against all postal regula-
tions. and anybody who sent one
could be arrested. So Mrs. Smith
told Mr.. Bourdet that her sister. Mrs.
Duby. had sent the card. and Bour-
det started out to "see about H."
He went to Mrs. Duby and told
her that she had run foul OF gov
eminent regulations In sending such
. card. He said Mrs. Duby seemed
worried about II. and remarked, ia
gladly pay $50 20 Mrs. Smith rather
than have her make any trouble"
Bourdet insists that he didn't sug.
sest the $50: In fact. he realized
that he was himself treading on
dangerous ground In discussing
such q thing. and he says he told
Mrs. Duby he would take her before
Mrs. Smith and let them talk Il
over. That's where the represents.
ton Of an oficer came In. Bourdet
says.
Later. he decided TO wash his
hands Of the whole affair, and left.
Mrs.. Duby called him up. be says.
later. and told him to come on over
and>set the $40. He declined. She
insisted. he says. and he went. only
to fall into the hands OF Patroiman
William Morrow who was planted"
In Mrs. Duby's home.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
ARE
FASTENED
Habeas Corpus Writs
Fail to Release AL
legged dips"

Eight alleged piekpockets. who
we're remsnded TO jail In default Of
$4,000 bail each demanded by Judge
Connolly. grew FESTIVE In conine-
ment. end Tuesday morning. ~rits
OF habeas corpus for two OF them
were served on Judge Connolly.
The writs were obtained In Judge
Hally's court. and set forth that the
two men. Al Lewis, alias Harris. and
Jack Bradley, were held In jail WIN
out trial, and should be released.
Judge Connolly promptly sent for
the men. had them brought into
court. and asked them II they were
in q hurry for trial. They said they
were. The trial was promptly start
ed. All Tuesday morning was spent
In getting jury. and the case was
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
They vere sent back TO Jail.
Lewis and Bradley were nabbed a.
they left q street car. and they told
Detective Frank Wilkinson that they
were not planning to do any jobs"
but mad come here TO try to spring
their pal" Samuel Bloom. alias Max
Bloom. a notorious dip" who had
been picked up by wilkinson and
laid away IN jail 10 await trial under
the lettering ordinance.
The other alleged dips held In
jail are: Joseph Murray. alias Cow
herd: Harry Jacobs, alias Kane;
George Stacey. alias Trigger Paul.
and George Edwards. alias Paddy
Wilson.
IF they are In a hurry for their
trials, they can have them" said
Judge Connolly. but II doesn't
strike me that another court has the
right to issue writs for men await
ing trial in the jurisdiction Of this
court"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

A generation ago we heard the
serious demands OF many people TO
pay OF the national debt, The debt
isn't paid--and nowadays the man
who suggested II would be ridiculed.
Doesn't he know that TO be In debt
Is TO be truly prosperous"
The country's debt burden sug.
gests that We have lost our fear OF
creditors. A recent bulletin from
Washington says that between 1901
and 1918 our total OF national. state,
and municipal debts has increased
nearly IL per cent: by contrast the
increase between 1890 and 1902 was
All per cent.
II IL q huge sum our governments.
national and state: our counties. our
school districts, and our cities.
towns. and villages owe-s4.s5o..
4s0,7is. The federal debt accounts
for si.o2s.564o55 OF this: the states
owe nearly $4,000. 900. and coun-
ties and other minor civil d.
visions" such as cities and towns
and school districts. owe 3s.t75.-
s54.sss.
BY far the largest item In this
magnificent showing OF debt Is
charged against our cities, tncorpor.
ated towns and villages-some s2.-
ss5.ooo.ooo. In the cities and min
or civil divisions" the Increase Of
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
Your Money
The Rapid Increase Of the Public Debt Burden
~ JOHN N. oskIsoN

asht has been most rapid; In the
period OF ise2-isis II was over ia
per cent. In the previous period.
lssO-is02. the rate OF increase was
T6 per cent
Our total OF public debts amounts
10 a charge OF $50 against every
man. woman and child In the coun'
try. In certain states the figure Is
much larger. New York. for In
stance. has piled up . per capita
debt mot including It's share OF the
federal debit OF slo7.Il. This ID
800 higher than the local debt bur
den OF Arkansas.
II isn't necessary 10 say that our
debt burden has increased far faster
than our population-in the period
ls02-isi3 population increase was
about % per cent.
Pretty soon we will have to call
halt in pillng up debt charges
against the people OF our incorpor'
ated communities. II we don't. the
people viii begin to leave them. Big
municipal debts mean high taxes
which mean high rents and depreci-
ated property values. For cities and
towns. as for individuals. debt must
ultimately spell ruin
The time Is here 10 take thought
before pilins up any more commun'
ity debts.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
SECURITIES
MARKET IS
UNSTABLE
Prices Oscillate Vio-
lently on Stock
Exchange
ROCK ISLAND
TROUBLE FACTOR
Conflicting Influences
Indicated by Days
Business
c.ssrYs go, ss,s -. :, go g: N.Y. Ter.

Evssing fssf Csapssy.
NEW YORK. April 2o.-The
stock market was once more torn
~ connicting forces and influences
today. though OF . somewhat diner.
mt sort than yesterdays It rose
violsntiy. declined violently and
ended with . sim more violent re-
eovsry. One OF these tsndencies
coand expression N the higher
oDsning prices OF nearly all the
noet active shAres. followed BY rap
~ advances Of . point or there
'obouts. The other was brought TO
IS head by the news that receivers
~ BEEN asked and granted for the
~ Rock Island railway. This news
was unexpected. notwithstanding
voutsrday,s debenture bonds. on en-
ceDtionsjly heavy trading: and the
measurement. therefore. revived
= coce the realizing sales. on the
nonornl market. with which the
G1noh exchange closed yesterday.
Dorolnos of 70 . points from the
onS11or high prices occurred in .
49, pars Of the list During half
~ az. the market was pulled
nockuurd and forward under these
6oaGlc<tng influences
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
HOME WRECKED
BY DRINK, MOTHER
OF FOUR DECLARES

Mrs. James r. Burke. of no. 262
Butternut-st., led her chubby. rosy.
checked little daughter. dressed like
a doll. into police headquarters.
Tuesday morning. and burst into
tears az she said: MY husband II
gone.' He left Sunday. have
three little boys. too. aged IL. nine
and SIX years, 20 feed and care for,
and this little girl. II months old.
And my health In such that I can't
work. so we are living on crnsts
of bread. have received notice to
move. as the rent IL overdue. and !
don't know which Hay to turn"
The woman was well dressed and
refined looking. The little siri was
a happy, rosy little ELF who was far
from the usual picture Of want and
destitution.
IL was the old, old story.
YES" said Mrs. Burke. he had
been drinking. He was out Of work
for four months last winter, but we
managed 10 struggle along. and then
he got work. for four weeks. We
were paying up the debts OF the
winter. and gett(ns along fairly well.
Then he started drinking. Sunday
morning he left the house while
vAs still In bed. I called to ask
vJere he was going. I've got 10
meet q man At o'clock; then I'll
be right home. he said, and
haven't seen or heard from him
since"
Mrs. Burke was referred TO the
poor commission. Il dread to 90
there. She said. shudderins At the
prospect Of asking public charity.
But ] guess there II nothing slss
for me TO DO"
And one more argument for pro
hibition was added to the thousands
Of things that are bringing the
downfall OF old John Barisyeosz.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

BUYS $8,0OO,O 900
ROLLING STOCK

PHILADELPHIA. April 1o.-Pro-
phscies that the country Ia on the
eve Of general prosperity era were
revived today following the latest
announcsment OF the Pennsylvania
railroad outlining It's expansion pol
ley. In addition to the $4,000. 900
rolling stock expenditure announced
70 few days ago. the company has 10
sued orders for the building Of ss..
100000 worth OF rolling stock for
It's lines west OF Pittsburgh. The
total expansion expenditure Of the
Pennsylvania railroad for the ensu-
ing year now aggregates approx
mately $4,000
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
RECEIVER IS
ASKED FOR C..
II. /. & p. RAILWAY

CHICAGO, April 2o.--The Amer
lean steel Foundries company, Of
New Jersey. fled petition IN the
federal court today asking that q 70
ceiver be- appointed for the Chicago
Rock Island q Pacific railroad. Al
torneys for the railroad Immediately
filed On answer admitting the slless
lions set forth IN the plaintiffs' petit
ton; that. II IL not and VIII not bs
able to meet It's current expenses
out Of lis current resources.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
BRIDE OF THREE
DAYS DESERTED
Married just three lays and the

Married Just three days and then
deserted by her young husband. who
said he would be back In the even.
ling. April Is. was the story ths,
-. Marie Odette Rhine. a pretty
iitH> woman Of 20. told Detective
Rollin Allen at police headquarters.
Tuesday afternoon She declared
that her husband, John Rhine. was
an old sweetheart OF hers. They
had been sweethearts when she was
16. and then he went away to the
army. served three years. but came
back and courted his sweethesrt all
over again.
They were married April II. He
left three days later. and she has
not seen nor heard from him since.
Mrs. Rhine lived with her grand
parents IN -.sw Boston. Mich. and
Rinne's parents and brothers also
i've IN That town.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT, April 2o.-close: wheat
was easy In Detroit NJ the opening
and nrm In Liverpool The May deal
In Chicago 49,. excited ane under
went some SHARP fluctuations in the
early trading
The nrm undertone in Liverpool re-
suited from steady American cable.
decreasing American stocks and few.
or Plate offers Plate eargoes were
ID higher Wet weather In Argen.
tina was against wheat deliveries and
the South American markets were
Arm. The quality CO argentine wheat
Greece are bidding for Argentine
wheat and taking everything offered.
Indian Offers are nrm- Buying In Liy-
eNpool was not active. but the tone
wAs nrm-
The ssaboard had reports that ex-
portsrs were reselling recent pug
chases and liquidation was active.
hut the decline was checked at times
by resting orders, The war 10 stili
the leading factor and recent news
ally has a bsarish eject The crop
outlook ts improving because Of rains
where needed and there Is q feeling
that southwestern winter wheat
farmers will sell freely nj this leyel
Worlds wheat stocks show q heavy
decrease and the recent decreases on
this side have greatly reduced the
stock contract wheat that will be
available for delivery on May con-
tracts. The cash wheat situation 10
stiii considered buiiish owing TO the
heavy exports and moderate primary
wheat was decidedly weak. but
cash and May did not close AT the
lowest OF the day The closing was
az a decline Of &c In cash NE In
May and 1ne In July.
Com was unchanged. oats lost -
and cioverseed gained ioe. Rye ad-
vanced tc.
wheat quotations: Cash No red.
si.ss: May opened with a loss OF ~
s ss \, Sssiin July 20 Sp.n.s a. ,iss
and declined y si.ss. September.
81 -. No. 1 white. si.SS. Coarse grain
quotations: Corn. cash No. .. Tthe;
10. : yellow. TsA4e: No. 4 yellow: Tse,
oss . s's s.s II sSc car So a 'S White. Ss SEE
Rye. Cash No. .. s1.ii. Beans: I'm
mediate and prompt shipment. ~;
May. ss0S. -Cioverseed: Prime spot
$50: October. $3.50: sample red Is
he: !: s'' rla Il q a. PRIME s1,"; spot OF,
Receipts I'm the Detroit market on
Tuesday included 1000 bills % -four.
3 cars OF wheat.-t OF corn. II OF oats
and Of hay. Withdrawals were 1.0oe
bills OF hour. 1900 bu OF wheat. Al
eco bu OF corn. Stocks are fTs.eoq
bu Of wheat. ses.eo0 bu OF corn. 3s0oq
bu OF oats. 1000 bu Of barley and
1890 bu Of rye.
The worlds wheat visible supply
decreased T.eeo. 900 bu last week
Receipts OF wheat 4 uesday. Dufuth.
- cara against 10 q year ago; Mime
apolis, 20 cars. against 13s; Winnt-
peg. Isl cara against al: Chiea go.
id cars. against IS; southwest 1l6-
eco bu. against 4T.eoo bu.
Primary wheat receipts were f2o.-
90 bu. against $4,000 bu q year ago,
Exports Of wheat and nour .ues-
cHIcaeo GRAIS.
w SaaeA nay. a Asr'i We: Js1s. down
isy. s sess%sd july. Up &c: sep
,.Issr, anss.nssa e oss;.,n Nay, ssS SSa
N oop ProS's.sss' ss Nap dS S- ave:
July. down &c. Corn; May. down
tc: July. down sc Oats; MAJ.
down nc: July. down Nc.
Ciose-wheat. May. down fhe:
July. down ,tc. September. down
Ne Corn. May. up &c: July. nm
changed: September. down &c. OATS.
Nay. up nc: July. down he; Sep
tember. unchanged Provisions Lover
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

CHICAGO. April 2o.--Mayor-elect
william Hale Thompson has ofncial.
ly announced that he 10 ION the
water wagon" william N. Pelouze,
his brothcr-in-Isw. today said:
"Mr. Thompson has cut ont all
kinds OF alcoholic drinks. lie saw
he could not stand the strain OF q
hard administration n he handicap
ped himself with drink.
He has cut down on smoking, too.
He has gone In for grape juice. and
has returned 20 donors three cases OF
champagne sent TO him after cleo.
ton" ~
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

produce Market


As Indicated by the decline at
ElEtn on Saturday me butter market
was let down 10 correspond. yestsr-
day The ess market. on the other
hand. was nrm and a Traction high
shipped TO eastern markets for stor-
Ake purposes and this keeps the
supply for consumption little
s nSs IN. F nslS.y, sssSe'pSs were light
are steady but not strong. Potatoes
are unchanged. but the market 10
nesitating little. Receipts OF
, .rsies are light and .omevhat
App,s..nsldwins. ss3sease; rus.
sets. t20sSo; steefs red. ssSo0sfs
Dbl boz srkses,. sLssei rs
n 1890 ss Good chipping stock
ses.s--Dried Lrmss rxcse per
c.ss.se-yasoea7s Per ssl: new
TEXAS: ss.2SGs.S0 per crate
e.;sa sersms.s' ,Rssss crate crate
cAsss~-wkolesais prices: Nllchi-
Gan data. IA o iSe: New York. isSo
nhe; linbsrssr, lsk eifSe: domes-
iss iss. long sona;. i tReS daisies. 80
lsAc per 10
Sr..ssr.is. - Howe. anesss;
late reds. agEis per bbl. 2. r.. ss.
Dre..ss Ssives Fancy. iagishe'
..rr..s vesssss,s.-oresn pepper.
n5s case; Soc Ger basket; radlshss
spinach. PEE . q. IS ssmesg az parsley,
spfec per doz-: head lettuce. 81 SO
ise; shalotts. ss6soc per doI; Fiori.
s1a,s .em s.sslsss S .SS,s per Sanss
sections. si.:seass per box; wax
srspe Fruis--ss,ieiTs per crate.
amber. Il = lie In. ss sn,l.e s lose Is.
Hsy--Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices tor balsd hay
, II oh i0t sisd,ssJ ps,sS.. S SIS
1880: No. timothy. Nisoals: No.
mixed. sac 1850. rye straw. SISe
9s wheat ami cat straw. s701so
HiSs.-No. cured ise: No. I
green. isc. No. 1 cured buiia re: No.
green bulls. Ice: No. I cured veal
SIP. .ise: No I green veal hip. isc:
mGrrsin. Ice: Ne. j cured s.if' ise:
s,e... s,ss; No s ss; Sia... $50 sSss;
No, ! hides Is osE No. Kip and
WoorI. Zoe I, "a " - A'
L<.s.s-esntOrnia s,eaTs per
IIssiie per ID sSrSp. I msii5 10 per sS'f Is.
Ns.hrssss-ss6tss per II.
Ors.ges-caIifornfa Savsis sisoo
! ais: Florida e;,1s q $50 per box
o.se. sets - yellow. as: vhita.
osie1s-siss per 100 u. saek;
spanish. t1.sS Ger crate: Cuban. e1fS
per box: Texas Bernudas. s3seG IT'S
per crate.
Pi.e.ppIes-ssTse4 per crate
higan- N carload lots.
sacks ts9tTe per bu.: new Bsrmu-
Peuityy-springs isc; hens. isc:
KEYS soc; No. hens 1tSiec.
str.wberrses-fs-pin cases. s3ss
Sweet rststs>s-Ierseys. kiln dried.
tf1S01f5 Ter crata
Tsllsw-Nol I. S&e; Ne & s2c
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
ssss ss,ssrsd sy FaI,.

Mike" Rorcrwk. ~ months old.
fell from a second story window In
the home Of his parents. No. 30
Prhaski-st.. Tuesday afternoon. and
was seriously injured. The babe
was taken to the solvay branch Of
Harper hospital.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
MICHIGAN WOMAN
WINS $4,000
AS HEART BALM

. WASHINGTON. April 'o.-Mrs
- - MoNabb. ~. Of Escanaba.
1o>.. an1 Wlsconsin. won . $4,000
Ioco1 - promlse verdict today
n1nG1 1o1n q kinney. 70. Mrs,
nlleDA : WIDOW. sued for 100000
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
NOTICE or DIssoLUrroN.

Notice II given that the partner.
ship sxistins between Harry u. Bui-
len and Edward Y, Pratt known a.
the Michigan Auto Top q Painting
Co. OF Detroit, Mich. has been dis
solved by the rst,rins Of Edware 2
win be carried on by Harry r. Bull
len under the name Of the Michigan
Auto Top q Painting Co.
HARRY T. BCLLEN,
EDWARD X. PRATT.
Dated April 20. 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
LAKE AND RIVER rRosrAan.

sCoRsE RIVER FRONTAGE. $40 per
foot IS pcr month buys one: outlet
% p:treit rivs- the finest spot In
boat houssi hne fishing, near city
and car line. Come out today. see
for yourssifl nothing like II any
whore. Take Wysndotts or Tren-
ton car 20 Eoorss bridges sc fare
from city limits, Ia WARDOW-
SKI, soss East boulevard. Ridge
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
TOLEDO GRAIN.

!: :sa'Ss ';'s; b, 81, 81:
and April. %. Buissr. eggs ana hay
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

70 ss.eus: ord:rs On ne k.chsns.:
Co. r. y. Neeis . Co. W. 4. Noss
. Co. Jsek - Thomson, Lswis O.
West q Co. Emmett l. sprague. chzs
r. Merrill . Co, A. w Wallace q
Co.. William II. Rose q Co, VIM. A.
Sesr . Co. ~ u Mclaughlin. .. x
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
70 sroaAsos--REAL EsTATs.

10 1T, WOODWARD FRoNrAoE.
fc s' soe a. suite di' sasc an. saS ~Ix
sIvs biG bargain. VIM. r. FitsGsr-
aid. ~ Rowland bldg. Cad. Un.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

Tine io-room house; reception han.
music room. library. dining-room
finished In mahogany. with built
In mahogany buffet. kitchen has
buiit-in Ice box. Second floor;
Four bedrooms and den with lead
"a giass< Windows. Oak and white
enamel finish. hardw6c.s floors. All
lastly decorated: steam heat. PRICE
$500: terms SEE MR. BEERA
tsos Jefferson east. Hickory 1895.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
N. Y. Cotton Exchange

nuTLDiyG sprrL. PRICES
Buiidins sspPly pnsss. ssrnish.d
Co: Dist Dist
No. 1. No. =
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

EcoRsE RIVER FRONTAGE. 90 per
foot: % per month buys one: outlet
10 Detroit river: the nnest spot In
H,ssiscn for our sumner , so%. ., or
and car line. Come out today. see
4 for yourself; nothing like u any
wfsre. Take wyandotte or Trsn-
ton car 10 Ecorse bridge: 20 fare
from city limits. LOUIS WARDOW-
SKI. 1osp East Boulevard. Ridge
1903.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

,rs. issU ai .ssI ,. ,ss'': dairy .s
SS, s,, Ssssi'.SSS .ss l.;s is i:is
ttkc; young Americas. "a q ise
Live poultry: Fowls. lac: ducks. 40
Ito: sesss. soiec; sprlnga ise; tur.
white. .eo.sc; red. see4sei wisscs.
sin white. 4o0tsc: red. 40 tsc. Nee
potatoes: Receipts. 50 ears.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21

NEW YORK. April so.-Money on
call: , per cent. Time money: ~
per cent for six months Mercautfie
paper; 3k9t per cent. Bar silver:
London. ft& per cent: New York.
so&c. Demand sterling: sam.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
nrrrER Axp kccA

lsc dairy 80. packing stock. i've
Der 10.
Eag.--grssb receipts, eases incIud-
90 hrsts. % W. per d0z Receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
LITTLE FARM. $40

Located out isisrson. Fins View. Of
Lake st clair and only q step on
car line We only have two OF
Act quickly II you want them.
The Meyering Land Co.
Main s7is. 7ao Farweli Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-21
Detroit Stock Ex.

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