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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
DAVE SAYS

LIN l. OA D
How about that Straw Hat
you should be wearing?
The seasons second install
ment has just been received at
krauS Bros store.
In the shipment are 4 lot of
those Flexible Straws, direct
from Broadway.
They fit any head.
And are Special at Three
Dollars.
II you want a Straw Hat
you can get the one you want
at krauS Bros.
You will find there every
known good make and at the
price you are willing to pay.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
STOGIES DROP OPENER TO
EVAS AND ONE TO GIANTS
WHEELING TEAM COMES HOME
FROM DISASTROUS TRIP
WITH NEW LINEUP.
Old Timely Swat and Johnny 6inele
Was Much In EVidenee-Tesm
Much Stronger.

Yesterdays Results.
Evansville =: Wheeling =.
Grand Rapids .. \ youngstown !.
Erie s. Tcrre Haute
80 Erie 10. Tcrre Haute
~ Wayne .. Dayton l
- ~. Wayne 8. Dayton
First game. second game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21

Two. base hits. Brainerd. Flet-
cher. 2
Three base hit: Muilaney
Ncspo
Earned runs. whceinE. 2. New
York. q
Sacrifice ny. Brainerd
Double plays. Nespo 20 Ander-
son. Johnson 10 Lear. Grant 20
Doyle 90 Bruinerd
Bases on balls: on Johnson. 4.
SChupp. 8.
struck out. By johnson. g. Rit-
ter. 4: SChupp. =
Hits on Ritter IN Ave IN
uinEs. schupp. 4 in four innings
Passed ball Wendell.
Umpire. Handiboc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21

TodAy's Games.
fhllade lphia Al Pittsburgh.
Other Clubs Not Scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Evansville AZ Wheeling.
Dayton ~ fort Wayne.
Terre liaute at Erie
Grand Rapids al Youngstown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
First Game.


'l)-bstted for Jones In seventh.
'2'-batted for Walker in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
CUBS
TAKE OVER BRooKLYE ny HEAVY
srrcKwoRK AND AIRTIoHr
PITCHING
Thres Homers Figure IN scorlng-Rsds
Oeieat ouaksrs and Champs
Lose TO Cardinals

YesterdRy-a Rssuita-
-. Louis s: Boston q
Cincinnati 2 Philadelphfa L
chicago 8, Brooklyn 4.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Oct II. 1915.
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals viii be received ~
the office OF the Department OF Fup-
lie Works. Detroit. Mich. until sat-
m. Eastern standard time. at which
time and place they will be opened.
for furnishing all the laber and ma
tsrial, except manhoie rings and cove
ers. which will be furnished by the
nnishing complete. together with the
hack nlling-- according TO the plans
and specifications on ME tn THIS OF
hee. ritrified crock lateral sewers In
tho following described alleys: 4.-
Lateral Sewer No. :76i, In block
bounded by Fourteenth, Hanover.
Lothrop and La Sale Gardens south.
Lateral Sewer No. asa. IN block
trail. Wabash r. d and Lodge.
Lateral Sewer No. 1864. in Ludden
street. between Elmwood and Eiiery.
Each bidder must deposit in q sep
Ned hank check payable TO the order
OF the Department OF Public Works
OF the CITY OF Detroit for the sum Of
two hundred dollars $4,000 for each
sewer ibid upon, which will be for
feited to the Department In case the
l-dder falls to enter into contract
within Ave days after the accordance
OF his tender. Contracts 20 be sub
feet TO the approval OF the Common
Council The bidder whose tender
Is accepted will be required TO furn-
lsh with his contract an approved
bond 10 the city Of Detroit In the fun
amount OF the contract. conditioned
on the faithful performance OF con-
tract
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds or the proceeds thereof. tfsuch
bonds are purchased by the sinking
Fund Commission according to law.
No bids Will be accepted from oftV
person or firm who In In arrears or
default TO the City Of Detroit upfn
debt. contract. or obligation to said
city.
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work may be had on appii-
cation to the Secretary. ~
Tire Department of Public Work
reserves The right to reject any or
all proposala.
1857 GEO. II. FENKELL,
B-294 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

LEADS TO
DIVORCE
DR.. w. w. Taylor Tells
Pathetic Story of
Broken Home

A small gold Iocket. not worth
much IN money. but cherished a. q
keepsake. entered the life of Dr.
William W. Taylor. a physician.
and transformed his home from q
place Of peace and plenty to an
abode OF misery. suffering and shat
tered ruin. according TO the testi-
mony given by DIR. Taylor. Tuesday.
In circuit court. before Judge Nc
Donald. The iocket. left by his
mother-in,law at the time Of her
death. was blamed by DIT. Taylor
for his institution Of divorce pro-
ceedinss. The physicians wife.
Elizabeth. did not contest HIS suit.
I'VE were married In New York
In 1897" testified DIT. Taylor. I'VE
have only one child. Ruth, who In
nov rs years old. Our home was
q happy one. My practice was
tCsssssv~A % raos Tws.D
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
MERCHANT NAVY, OWNED
AND B0SSED BY UNCLE !.
sam, IS MCAD00'S PLAN

ed SO as 10 make II meet all the
conditions of today Will become law.
The fundamentals ~ the eill should
be retained, but. In view OF the
military lessons dawn from the
European war. II shculd be SO mod
fed rs not only TO create an Amer
team merchant marine, ont 10 pro-
vide a fleet OF steamers responsive
to the requirements OF naval auxil-
iaries In time OF war In speeches
witch I expect to make on my pres
ont trip I will further explain my
views on these changes"
The secretary leaned forward TO
emphasize his earnestness and went
Oh. with outstretched arm
There can be no difference OF
opinion as TO the necessity for ade-
quate naval auxiliaries and for the
development OF our Eavy homogene-
ously. 20 that all its parts will be
sufficient and work in thorough re-
ciprocation. The acute situations
that have arisen In our foreign rela-
tons have emphasized more than
ever the necessity for an adequate
navy--a navy not iorsided and TIM
balanced. but thoroughly developed
and we'll balanced in all Of it's
parts"
The secretary turned to his desk
to dig up figures from the navy de
partment showing the navy requires
400 merchant vessels for auxiliaries.
at Is common knowledge" he con-
tContinued On Page Two.D
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
PROPOSAL FOR
BUILDING A GARAGE

Sealed proposals win be received nj
the Office OF the Fire Commission un.
Gil 23o y. m. Monday. oct IS. 1915.
for erecting and completing garage
In accordance with plans and speci-
fications on tle in the office OF II. T..
kaseman, Architect, $50: Penobscot
bldg.
The successful bidder will he re-
CURED to furnish n satisfactory
surety bond ia the amount Of con-
tract. TO guarantee fuifiiimcnt OF
Same.
The right to reject any and all bids
is expressly rcrrrvrtf. Bids will be
Endorsed Proposal for Garage" and
delivered to the undersigned.
GEORGE J FINN.
B-3o2 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Secretary Outline s
Scheme For Huge
Commercial Fleet
WOULD FURNISH
AID IN WAR TIME
Building of Ships Vital
Problem of American
People

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-The first
oticial announcement of the admin
istration's merchan; marine bin was
made today by Secretary OF the
Treasury McAaoo IA an exclusive in
terview with the Uni:sd Press
in which he detailed the plans for
building up merchant marine to
be operated through a corporation
IN which the government Is the
chief or sole stakeholder.
The interview vas given on the
eve OF the secretary's departure for
western trip on which he viii
speak In behalf OF the measure. lie
summed up the five chief factors as
follows.
First-Necessity for an auxiliary
feet for the navy, with a measure
OF prepat edness In keeping with the
governments plan Of rehabilitating
the nations defenses.
Second-The necessity FOR the i'm.
MEDIATE relief OF American com
merce so that American. shippers
and producers may not be depend.
ent upon foreign flags and the exor.
birant rates and insecure routes Of
an unregulated merchant marine.
Third-The kopelessness OF pri.
va'e capital coming promptly and
vigorously TO the relief OF American
foreign trade
Fourth-The government Is the
only agency Of Sufficient strength
and resources 10 give the quick as
sistance that is necessary.
Fifth-Delay means not only re-
lection OF the full possibilities for
expansion of trade. but neglecs OF
the greatest commercial opportun
ity ever offered nation.
I'm the light of world events" the
Secretary said, "the creation OF a
.nerchant marine under the Amer
lean dag Is the most vital economic
problem facing the American people
today.
Il hope and believe the president
will recommend the passage of leg
isIation at the approaching session.
I hope that the shipping bill, alter.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
By WILLIAM PHILLIP sIMHs.

By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMNS.
lStdT Correspondent United Press. }
PARIS. Oct. l3.-Serbia was Eu-
ropes storm center today.
The Austro-Germans still forged
toward Nish from the north. Three
Bulgarian armies were striking al
the Serbian rear.
The Serbians fought desperately
TO gain time. Help was promised
them II they could hold out long
enough. British were still handing
AZ Saionika. French Premier vivi-
ants pledge made IL certain Gal
lie reinforcements would come
soon. Some accounts were that
Russians would land from the Black
sea on the Bulgarian coast: others
said they would strike through Ru-
mania for the war zone.
On the western front the French
and English were preparing for an
other furious drive against the Ger
man line.
In Galicia the Russians were win
ming again. They had chased the
Oostinn~d ON Page TwoJ
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

Bos~y--Faucy white. nes. isV lse,
amber. iI9i2e H.; extracted sVsc
Ray--Detroit shippers are payins
the followins prices tor e.lsd hay IN
car lots, & o b. Detroit; New bay &c
s,m sSis a sf.5is; No, | mi1ei s,e
ii6aii. rye straw. ti.soSs; wheat
and oat straw. ts.s99, per ton
s a,=s;~..,.ssi,ss Soc sG Il
oranges-Valencias. tS.ssgS.1S per
oaioas per fo-ib. sack;
spanish onions ti.5S q i.tS Ter crate.
Peache.-Fancy. sos. A. A. use. A..
500 soc r.. 3aq SSc pss bu-
riS%.~sc . $50 per l.s-BS. basket
baEs. 80 IN bulk. ssp zoe per su.,
MichtEanS. s5G zoe per sack
Poultry springs, iSe- nc, leg
horns and right weights, Ia IL "a
like: VI (. hers. Toe. ducks, iSn
Y tE-- EpT-UE turkeys, INC Per 10.
sweet Potatoes Jerseys $40 Per
IN, sac Her DBL; Virginias. t2.S09
o5 per bel.
JoBBING rRICEa
&C faar Ssa,S s'G Deans. s.it Soc:
tiEla Seans. sul.ss Core. fancy
Maine. $40, standard. svc. Table
beets- si.26Ui.4e. Peas: Fancy early
!une si,Sy s' snes ~ q, oAne a. ss4
s2sO. Alaska ,eda sl.so: Alaska
pings. 81 TomatOet. Si-ls. Aarrow-
IA, peas, 81 early June. $ise. siftsd
early June. $40 per doa
Feed JohoIng prices In y Dbl
SACKS Fran. sz5 standard mlddlings.
s29. ant m!ddlings. $50. cracked com.
s4Aso. corn and oA, chop. ssi- ~ ton
r'Ss :o ss . pf,sss D ssss 1iss sa
sIralg az, -. ~; pure rys, IS 20. spr:aS
patent. $3.50 per Dbl. In payer SACHS
H.rawar~-Nails.- s2e5 keg base J:
Annealsd wire. ss.e5 per bundle: gall
gsn'Is saoa eares s,v Sirs Point, 'Isa
su~ge. SIZE. 2S-gGase. N.sS; SO
gasge. sass per cwt., single bit axes.
Sheet 90 metal e and Per as. s siosk
2s-guage. s. 20. 2T-gaase. sass. as
guage. $40 per cwt., C-rrIage bolts,
small, 80. ie and of; large. 1ec
and 10 oT, machine bolts. small. soc
Hises--No. cured hides. isc. No
green hides. lSc. No. I cured bulaA
i+c, No. srsen bulls. lie. No. |.
ee.ea veal KIP. ise' No. l green veal
1 green murrAin. t2c. No. cured cali
lsc. No gIesn Calf lec. No. I horse
hides. 81. 80. NO. horse hideA e1-Sa.
No l tallcw $3.50. No = tallow. "a. !.
No. 2 hides. &C on: No. XII and calf.
I tse OF; shsepskin tas To amour, OF
Wool), zsV15c.
D<trefs Otl--Raw iinseed oft CSC:
boiled linseed, CSC gal in barrel lots.
Kerosene Tank-wagon or iron bar
rels; Diamond headlight ste, GER
lection. SC. palAc1ne. s.s-: red crown
gasohne. lee per raj
Pv~vNsso0s--Mess pork. SIC: Fam
lily. $3.50: clear sacks, Sis.sonIs so
smoked hams, SOLE; picnic hams.
liz q Ise; bacon. isaISc: lard. In
tierceA SIC, kettle rendered foA c
per Id.
ssssrs-Corrected daily by W. S.
Edgar q Sons: Crystal domfnoes, 3
H.. $s-se, do. preferr led. 39.3o:
tagle tablets. $3.50: cut loaf, tao:
cubcs. t-.G5: xxx powdered. 1878
standard powdered s. 20: graduated.
extra coarse, $40. graduated. hns.
in bulk, $3.50. graduated. 35-ib. cot
ID. cottons Ss.ss; crystal domino,
yrans z-rb. and BIB cartons. in cases,
$3.50: crystal domino. gran. HF
cases. $50, diamond A. Ss.4e. con-
fsctiouerS A ts.es; No. 4. $3.50; No
No. 5. SIS; No. .. s4.ss: no. 10, $3.50
No. II. sass. No IL. 81 so: No. IL
St75. No. Is. S4.Ts; non-csking mix
ture. $3.50: beet graduated. $50 pei
100 lbs: household powd., Is. 20 &c
case. $3.50. do, as TO case. s3so pei
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
EDWIN
'AvlATES
= connective Stock
loWs Five to Six
Point Advance

KIN YORK. Oct. i3.--Baidwin
uotivs led the stock market
lns today with q Ave TO six
- edvance. at l3l TO iSz. Steel
$50 strong. opening at IS Ia
90 : gain Of IA to s-s. Stude-
~ epsned At lat to ii7 IL. up :
ollSceds we're generally higher,
DUto most industrials. Trading
1ellts and broad.
1obaker jumped 10 ia rs
1nA noon while steel touched
- IN active market. Maxwell
n5S rose H. ga 50 Trading In
Aahcusc was brisk. selling up
- ~ Or equivalent TO 1884 IN
- 1ormer method of quoting
VI DoecentAge basis, gain of
ne stock exchange now
no N stccks on the dollar basis.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
DILL WANTS
PUBLIC TO
KN0WFACTS
Resolution Calls For
Publication of Bemis
Appraisal

Aid. Alexander Dill. OF the Six
teenth ward. one OF the few mem
bers OF the common council who
publicly disapproves OF the d. U. r.
purchase plan. has asked the coun-
Gil to demand that the street rail-
way commission make pubic the
contents of the recent Bemis ap
praissl Of the ID. U. r. property.
His resolution, requesting publica-
ton OF the appraisal before the mex,
meeting OF the council. was referred
TO the committee on Public utilities
upon its introduction, Tuesday
night.
Leaders of the majority faction
were prepared TO put the skids
under the Din resolution. which
was not prepared at the d.ctation
of the alderman himself. but Chair.
man Littlefeld made short shift OF
the proposed measure by turning II
over 10 Aid. James vernor's COM
mittee. Aid. Vernon is strongly In
favor OF the purchase plan.
Publication Of the BenlIs ap-
praisal figures for the general in
formation Of the taxpayers and
voters would be- almost impossible.
according to Jaw Hayden, secretary
OF the street railway commission.
He explains that the report In the
commissions Office contains $4,000
pages. II may be examined by any
body wishing TO look II over. but
to the average layman the figures
would not be very enlightening.
They deal with the amount of rust
accumulation on ID. U. r. tracks.
the number OF bolts used per mile.
height Of trolley poles. etc. The
appraisal totals have been pub
lished.
Aid. Dill, In his resolution.
charges the railway commission
with having refused to publish or
make known ia any way the con-
tents of the appraisal which cost
the city $4,000. even though II
might enable voters to vote inteli-
gently at the polls. Nov 2, as giving
them some definite idea Of the pos
sible cost OF the system
The alderman Is also OF the opin-
ion that there has been a possible
misconstruction of the contents OF
the Bemis appraisal. inasmuch as.
after receiving ii. the commission
ers offered the D. U. r. more than
$2i 100000 for the property in the
one-fare zone.
Aid. Herman link, Of the Elev-
enth ward. failed, Tuesday night. in
an attempt 10 have the liquor trans
fer Of Andrew Lewalsky from No.
sos Chene-st 20 No. 1909 Chene-st..
reconsidered. The saloon Is located
in the Ninth ward. a few feet west
of the boundary line between the
Ninth and the Eleventh wards. The
council voted solidly against Aid.
link and his colleague. Aid. Rollo.
to uphold the gentleman's agree
ment that exists among the alder
men. allowing the ward representa-
tives to settle liquor disputes In
their own districts. Aid. John
Jakel. Of the Ninth ward. arraigned
Aid. link for attempting to NEEDLE
In saloon matters outside his ward
The council passed a resolution
introduced by Aid. Gilman, direct
ing the corporation counsel to start
proceedings against the Wabash.
Michigan Central, Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern and Pere Mar
quette railroads to compel improve
nents to crossings on Dearborn.
Iawndale. and Harbaugh-aves. and
Fortst. west.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

DFTROIT Oct. la-,,iose. The
eariy wheat market was strong ana
higher In all the ieadlnz markets.
liverpool came in with smart up
initial gain OF ie. -,
ist meas and there was nothing sala
about anything heatlsh dnfins 90.
early part of the session Export
and domestic demand rcrr grcAiet
than tie supply and cash wheat was
al good prcrnl IN Ine N"rtnM go
wNs strong on TNesdaN when Nhl-
cage was closed Winnipeg reporte'
an active export demand and Ain
a eapolIs had iarg, aour sales. some
exporters Of hDur were not abie 20
fili their orders amt had 20 ma Ar
tesvy purchases IN CanSca. ore i99t
of 90 ucn bills OF Canadian hour -
said TO have been bought % tv
brought into this country, but ne
purchase was probably 10 hetP vat
some export business broora nan re-
uorts an-acti1e- dunlAnd - l-2Io--s-
wheat as last year - tht.r h..lt
crop 10 OF inferior quality. II prices
are satisfactory the p4r 1haslns VIII
he heavy Russia has Scod harvest
ing weather. British mllerS are Sc
tive buyers and stocks are nov - -
The northwest became liberal
seller cr wheat ~ ChicaSo a. IN"
price advanced. Detroit casi haAd-
eastern milling demand bat no'hins
dolnE for export l.otll mlAs are
NOT active .5ers Elgur trAde II
active all over the ~0pnt.y
Wheat Was strer% thfob shony me
greater part OF the day and closed
with gain OF 5c compared with
Mondays close
oats advance + ale. Rye gained
nc and eloversssd advanced CSC,
va, ',,,,,,e,ti,tns cash No = red.
Nl5L5 uecembcs opened with an
advance OF &c AZ S. IL, touched
sI.1-is, declined TO Sl.lT and closed
at Sis MAJ opened az Sis. ad-
and closed al s. 20 No. | white.
COARSE grain quotations; Corn
Cash Nc. ), soc. No J yellow. Sc
sassc. sample. s2G s5c- Rye-cash
No =, SIC, BsAns-Immediate and
prompt shipment, sac: October.
October. sls.7s; prime slslke. sle.25.
spot. $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market
W ednesday were 1000 bbis OF -four,
20 cars OF wheat. III OF corn. ls OF
/ coo bbis OF -four. S.see bu OF wheat,
i1. 600 bu of corn and 5000 bu OF rye.
stocks are $4,000 blu OF wheat, i5s.-
20 ba OF corn -ss.59o eu OF oats and
g SEQ bu Of rye
Primary wheat receipts were 5,4TS.-
0oo bu, against i.s3i.eo0 ou year
ago.
Receipts of wheat wednesday:
Winnipeg. i.Sss cars. against 3e3 a
year ago: Duluth, 533 cars. against
sSs: Minneapolis. SIS cars. against
39S; Chicago. 1871 cars. against t6+;
southwest. $4,000 bu. against 1872
900 bu-
increased S.s-3.0 bu last week.
compared with an increase OF H.
S9S. 400 bu the week before
The Canadian wheat visible supply
Increased 3.4s3.ese bu last week
Exports OF wheat and nour Wed
nesday. 100000 bu-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
BOSTON COPPER sTOCKs-CIese
Quotations by Paine, Weber a co.

Oct. IL. 1915:
Ariz comi So; Adventure IL: All
meek 3s: Arcadian. II a Algomah ?;
Aliouex 5s5s: Alaska Gold 3tA: Ana
sonda 7s9. Amer. zine s3a Butte
Isis: Chief Consoi 80: Cal 4 Hecia
$50: Chino So Copper Range s7S:
Butte I3S: First National. ~;
Franklin 10: CIR cansnea AZ: GoIdneld
Ia. Indiana s: CRANKY 80; Helyetia
IS: Hancock III: Inspiration tsh I:
Isle Royaie' 81. Lake "a: La Sale s.;
s.S sMohawk 7 ss'e' Mas. M Nan,
flower .. Mason Valley. AZ: North
Butte ~, New Baltic ~; Nipissing
s& North Lake IL; Nevada Cons
lss old Dominion S.: osceola s7A (;
Old Colony 81: Pond Creek II:
4 Boston az; shannon 3: Superior
-; shattuck 90: Tenn Copper ssh I;
Trinity 10: South Lake g: United Fruit
is4; 1tah Apex -; United shoe Mach
com 51H Z. 8. Min q Ref Co 414:
do pfd IN: Utah Copper 71&; Ven
tura OIL 10: Verde 8; Wolverine 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. lJ-Butter: Ex-
tras. 2Tn27hc. nrsts. ssa2s1c:
GARY extras. ssg2s c: nrsts. &c
aye. frrts. 2sdg5i1c. Cheese
Twins. 13A r14c; young Americas.
l4idi4hc- 1--we poultry: Fowls. i!
n lac. ducks. l. 70 i3c. geese, Zoo lee:
springs. i4hc; turks. i4kc. Potatoes:
Michigan. s04ssr; Wisconsin. SOP
esc. Minnesota aud Ohio. $50 CSC.
New potatoes. kec~lpts, so cars.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
you're a HypoeHte /" Says
Won lagoU of Greek Landing;
YOU'RE Another ---BritQir1
Belgian Oufcry
Is PrOUen Cant,
Says Minister

~ CARL w. AckERMAN.
(6taf CovvesDondepf United Press.j
SCsp1raUnes 1ofk ny unlseA Press)
(CoDyrl0Ase1 IN Great Bsftssnp,
BERLIN, Oct. i3.--"The worlds
storm OF Indignation against Ger.
many for Invading Belgium IA cant
or 'schvjndel,'" declared Foreign
Minister Won Jaeow today IN an In
Dogvisw given the United Press re-
ocolng the action OF the Alice Ia
4lng troovs az Salonika in
- oehed the foreign once n
ocQ1w would give out Ger
= - rAsss.p
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Oct. I3--Hogs Receipts. 1890
market steady; mixed aud butchers.
sf,S5 n $50; good heavy, tsi0as70.
ais: pigs. ssa7t9 Cattle. Receipts.
1900: market. steady TO 1oc lower;
beeves. $4,000. cows and heifers
139G2s; Texans. $50 72s calves.
t7.756ii7S. Sheep: Receipts, 1900;
market steady. native. tsds40:
western, 1907: lambs. 5ds75; west
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
1e1anas - Good shipping stock.
ol.3S03 per bunch.
Dssns--Dried Limas. ihese ID.

Cabeage-g1t0 per bbf
Cheseo--Mfchisan hats, i46144c:
New York ISL a1sc; Swiss. $50
lib ii,gIshss.; 10, Itae: brick !.
isc; taisies. 1SM QJsc per ID.
Chestasts--1s07 ec ID
Cailserata Fsu1ss--0artieft pears
42.S00275; .pIums. e1z5q1,to per *.
Grapes: Mslagas. si.35: foksys. sl2s
q LIS Der box.
CsabeDDles--ssso0s per bbL
Csaa6ess1ss-Cape Gods. ss.76 par
Dsssse1 CsIves-Fane,. IAN disc:
common, 10 lie per ID
0sUOo veGetsbles-Beets. eo0eoc
Sohe4 lee dos. lettuce. 7eO7ge bu;
scs::. ilSiss per don. home srow Ss
tomatoes. $50 Zoe per To-: green
corn. 160e0c dox.; carrots. sc % Toe
bu.; hot house lsttuc, 80 Zoe per ID.
CyaDes-Concords. s-lb baskets. 20
vic. Delewares. ponies. NV1Bc. To-
Id, 25S40c; Niagara, 30d3Bc pee
basket. ponies. l254 8ise.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. LIMITED.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. IN
pursuance OF the unanimous vote In
number and value OF all the interest
Of the association OF Chestnut Ridge
Improvement Company. Limited. at a
meeting of the members Of the ASSOC
citation. duly held OF the 10th day Of
September. 1918, at the office Of the
sssociation, In the City OF Detroit.
Michigan. said Chestnut Ridge I'm
provement Company. Limited. has
been wound up and dissolved; thar
there are no debts for wage OF Ia bor
and no other liabilities or indebted.
ness to he satisfied. and that the az
-s<ts- Of the association Are being dis.
tributcd among the rnembers OF said
association In proportion 10 their re.
specttve interests. by the undersiRn-
81, Liquidatlng Trustees. who were
duly elected At-aaid- Meeting Of AAtd
association. In pursuance Of the stat.
ute In such cnse made and provided
Dated Detroit. Micr. Sept ~. 1856.
CHESTNUT RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. LIMITED
HENRY Russell, Chairman.
ARTHUR BASSETT. Secretary.
Henry Russel Arthur Bsssett Chea
H. campbeii. fiouiiatins Trustees
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

SwlNDlER
IS SOUGHT
Small Town Merchants
Were FavOrite Prey
Of.G. 10. Foster

The United Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION of America. with Offices
In the Gas building, has suspended
business, and the federal authori-
ties are looking for a clever young
man who goes by the name g. z.
Foster. organizer and promoter OF
the association. Also. about 100
small town merchants In Michigan
tCo.tinu~d ON Page Two.D
PrsstinG-the plain neat kiad-that
ts rtght--Ttmes Job Dept --Mstn s530.