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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

of her type to start over to this port,
and it Is said the steamer has a cargo
Of iron pyrites. The Cabo Cervers
has been added to the list of vessels
in the Bound-for-Pensacola list
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Boston 8, Chicago 8.

Bar -, Tyler and Blackburn; Nc
Council, Packard and Archer. I'm
pires, O'Day and Harrison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27
BASEBALL
RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis 6. New York 10.
At New York: R. II. E.
St Louis -. -. -. -. :. 8 10 4
New York -. -. -. :. 10 Is 4
Davenport, Koob, Plank, Groom,
Parks and Severoid; Fisher, Shaw
key and Alexander. Umpires, Evans
and O'Loughlin-
Chicago 5, Washington 8.
At Washington: R 81. E.
Chicago -. IL l
Washington -. -. -. -. 3 10 3
Russell and Lapp; Ayers, Gallia,
Shaw and Henry, Williams. Um-
pires, Nallin and Dineen-
Detroit 2, Boston 1.
At Boston: R. h z.
Detroit -. -. ...... -. z
Boston 49,. -. !
James and Spencer; Mayo, Wye
koff and Thomas, Cody. Umpires,
Hi1debrand and Owens.
Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 5.
At Philadelphia: R. h E.
Cleveland -. -. -. -. o 0 .
Philadelphia -. Il
Covalesh, Counbe and oNeill;
Bush and Picinich- Umpires, Con-
molly and Chill.
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BROOKLYN 0, Cincinnati /.

At Cincinnati: r. 81. E.
Brooklyn -. -. -. &C.,. o 4 o
C1nclQQaCl o
Coornbs and Miller; SCI ider and
Wingo. Umpires, Rigler and Eason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

NdsIIFIAIC = NASLHP4Hs ."
At Memphis: R. e. E.
Nashville -. So. 1890. D
Memphis $50.
Herbert and Street; Finiper and
Ruel Umpires, KERN and Willett.
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Mobile Z, Atlanta 4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

Covalesh, Counbe and OrNeill;
Bush and Picinich- Umpires, Con-
molly and Chill.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

Cleveland o, Philadelphia 5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

Nashville i, Memphis 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

Chattanooga 0, Little Rock /.
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Birmingham 2, New Orleans 4.
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Detrnif. 2. Roston I

James and Spencer; Mayo, WY
koff and Thomas, Cody. Umpirei
dildebrand and Owens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

The steam tug E. f. Simpson ar
rived up from St. Andrews yesterday
with barge, which was anchored in
the stream, preparatory to be moved
later in tow of either the Sea King
or the Leroy to Cuba.
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Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 5.
At Philadelphia: R. h E.
Cleveland -. -. 0 0 VI
Philadelphia -. =. -. -. 5 II OF
Covalesh, Coumbe and OgNeill;
Bush and Picinich- Umpires, Con-
molly and Chill.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Mobile z, Atlanta 4.
At Atlanta: R. b. E.
Mobile -. -. -. -. IL
Atlanta -. -. 4 "
Wiley, Ledbetter and Schmidt;
Davis, Perry and Perkins. Umpires,
and Brennan.
Nashville /, Memphis 2.
At Memphis: R. q. E.
Nashville 1850. 1890. E. s. D
Memphis -. -. -. ..... 2 5 2
Herbert and Street; Finiper and
Ruel Umpires, KERN and Willett.
Chattanooga o, Little Rock /.
At Little Rock: R. Fl E.
Little Rock -. -. -. =. !
Knowlson, Marshall and Kitchens,
Peters; Hardgrove and Chapman.
Umpires, Morgan and Pfenninger.
Birmingham 2, New Orleans 4.
At New Orleans: R. II. E.
-. =. =. =. 2 8 ]
New Orleans -. =. $50. 8 !
Robertson, Perrynan and Smith;
Brenton and Higgins. EMPIRES, Rud-
derham and Williams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 1, Pittsburg 1.
At Pittsburg: R. Fl. E.
New York -. -. -. -. l 10 ]
Plttsburg -. -. -. -. !
Benton and Rariden; Cooper and
Fischer. Umpires, Quigley and Ey.
ron. ia innings.)
DIOOAAyh Us S11tCAAALdJ4 i"
At Cincinnati: r. 81. E.
Brooklyn -. -. -. -. 0 4 0
Cincinnati -. -. -. II 6 z
Coornbs and Miller; SCI ider and
Wingo. Umpires, Rigler and Eason.
Boston s, Chicago 3.
At Chicago: R. H. E.
Boston -. -. -. -. IL !
chicago -. -. .. -. &c. b 4
Bar -, Tyler and Blackburn; Nc
ConneA, Packard and Archer. UNI
pires, O'Day and Harrison.
Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 4.
At St. Louis: R. II. E
Philadelphia 80. -. -. 3 8
st. Louis -. -. -. t.. 4 II
Mayer and Burns; Steele and Con.
zales. Umpires, Klein and Emslie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

REQ CONCERNS
FORM MERCER
Car Company Absorbs Truck ;
Latter Stock Jumps
Five Points

Announcement OF the merger OF
the REQ Motor Car and REQ Motor
Truck companies, OF Lansing. caught
members OF the Detroit Stock ex-
change of guard" Saturday morn
ing. and created considerable sur
prise.
The news was received in Detroit
in letters mailed out to the stock
holders, Friday night, from Lansing.
The merger was being made, the let
ter stated. on the basis of a share
OF Car for a share OF Truck, the
latter concern. which has been a
subsidiary, being absorbed. The re-
suit was that Truck. which has been
languishing around SO, 81 and 80 all
summer. jumped five points. Car
also advanced a point There was
great rush for Truck when the
session opened. but the price started
al a. 7-S. and while several small
trades were made at that figure, few
pressed the demand for IL.
The announcement by letter was
the first intimation OF the consoli-
dation. and many broker walled
because he had overlooked loading
up a few days ago. The price Fri
day was 80. and there was very lit
tie activity in the issue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
JOY-R|DERS
SENT TO PRISON
Eight Young Men Sentenced
by Judge Connolly
Saturday

For the first time since he has
been on the bench in Recorder
court, Judge Connolly sentenced
joy.riding youths TO prison Saturday
In all. eight young men, their ages
ranging from L. TO u years, were
sentenced
Their names and sentences are:
William Everly, six months In the
work house, sherman Powell, one
yea in Jackson; Matthew Suayoni,
one year i'm the workhouse; Ker
meth Ncal six months in the WORK.
house: Albert Tenztcbcck. one year
in Jackson. Frank Nescaner. three
months IN the work house; Samuel
~Sinpklns, one year in Jackson.
\Sll pleaded guilty 10 taking Joy.
ridN in machines unlaW fully driv.
on by them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Reading, Utah Copper
and Other Issues Also
Break Records
BULLISH TREND
STILL STRONG
No Falling Off In
Rising Tendency
Is Noted

NEW YORK, Sept. 9-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today says
Active buying orders, both for
the account OF Wall-st. and the pub
lie. were effective in carrying prices
to higher levels in today's early
operations, while reactions in subse-
queut dealings were not important
or suggestive OF anything beyond
realizing sales and speculative ad-
iustments incident 10 the end Of the
week. @
New high records again were re-
ported in various issues, notably
United States Steel, Reading, Utah
Copper. Atlantic Gulf and West In
dies, and International Paper COM
mon, the latter advancing more than
three points In the initial operations.
Street gossip reflected no falling o6
in bullsh sentiment.
|. ~""Predictions were made OF mate
rfniiy higher prices mex. week, but
In some quarters there was q dis
position to look for moderate reac-
tions on any decided upward move.
ments at the opening on Monday.
Outside OF Reading, business was
quiet in rails, while the equipment
issues to a great extent were neg
lected. The specialties we're strong.
the advance in International Paper,
for instance, have the backing of
buyers who had found that the fnau-
cial position of tie company was
better than II had been in years.
with It's floating debt. which two
years ago was more than $4,000, 900
practically wiped out"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
CANTELOUPE
SALE TO BE HELD
AT STATE FAIR

The state fair management has
received a shipment Of several thou.
sand muskmelons from northern
Michigan. and will sell them TO the
public, Tuesday. al a nominal price,
just enough to ray the transporta-
tion costs
The muskmelon exhibit has been
one OF the feature attractions OF the
farm products department In fact,
the melons have been such big at
traction that it has been necessary
to employ special guards 10 watch
the canteloupes 10 prevent young
sters from carrying of the prize
winning melons
The melons 10 be sold arrived at
the fair Saturday and will be on ex.
hibition until Tuesday. when the
sale starts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Assailant of Jennings
DORIS Is Still a Fugi-
tive From Justice
ROBBERY THEORY
is ABANDONED
Victims Were Attacked
AS They Lay In
Bed

A reward Of 500 is offered for
the arrest and conviction OF the
unknown intruder who attacked Mr.,
and Mrs Joseph Fenningsdorf in
their home on the Nine Mile-rd.
near Woodwardave. early Tuesday
morning, seriously wounding both.
The offer is made by +. II. Wells, OF
Royal Oak township. father of Mrs.
Fenningsdorf.
The Oakland county authorities
are now satisfied that the motive
for the attack was not robbery. A
blow on Mr. Fenningsdorf head with
a billy, as he lay sleeping, was the
first intimation either he or his
wife had Of the mans presence.
Mr. Fenningsdorrs trousers. con
tanning a sum OF money he had col
lected a day or two before, hung on
a chair near the door OF the bed
room, and II the, motive had been
robbery. the intruder could have
made his getaway with the cash
without being detected.
That the assailant was someone
familiar with the premises is estab
lished beyond "A doubt. A vicious
bulldog, owned by Mr.. Fenningsdorf
that had always been infallible as 4
watchdog. had boon dopcd, and for
two days after the shooting lay
about the house in a stupor. refus
ing to eat
Mr.. Fcnuingsdorf is more serious
ly hurt than his wife. One of the
bullets fractured his jaw and
lodged i'm the back of the neck. near
the spinal column. and a second bul
let penetrated his cheek and took
an upward course. Because OF their
location. probing for the bullets is
a very dangerous operation and has
been deferred by the surgeons until
Mr.. Fenningsdorf RECEIVERS some
what from the shock Of the tragedy
Mrs. Fenuingsdorf is so far re.
covered that she expects TO visit
her husband during the day Both
are in Harper hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
WHEAT RULES AT
EASIER PRICES
Crop Report Better Than Deal
ers Had Antici-
pated

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Wheat con-
tinued easier today, government
crop figures being better than the
trade had anticipated Unloading
by longs helped TO depress the mar
ket. September closed down below
low opening Lac. at Sl.52 IA; De-
cember down lc, at $l.53 IL, and
May down 3.4c, at sl.54 12.
Corn was unsettled and was in
fuenced by the declines in wheat.
September was down lc, at SS De
cember down 3-4c, at 73 SAC, and
May down lac. at II.
Oats displayed sharp price losses
on first trades. The less bullish
government showing than was ex.
pected, together with weakness in
the other grains. prompted heavy
selling and further decreases. Sep
tember WAS down 1-Sc, at 46c; De
cember down 5-Sc, at AS SAC, and
May down lac, at 81 3-4c.
Provisions were higher, despite a
weak hog market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
MRS. Gait is
REELECTED

ATL NNTTC cry. y j.. sept. o
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait TO-DAY was
reelected president Of the National
Woman's Suffrage association
other officers elected were. First
vice-president, Mrs Walter McNab
Miller. of Missouri: second vice
president. Mrs STANLEY Mccormick.
New York; third vice president, Miss
Esther l. Ogden. Elizabeth y J.,
corresponding secretary Mrs Thorn
as jefferson Smith Kentucky; ro.
cordinR secretary. Mrs Frank A.
Chuler, Buffalo. y y first auditor.
Miss Holosie Meyer, Lcnox. Mass,
second tuditor. Mr. Pattie Rufner
Jacobs, birmingham
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
CROPS 5.4R
BELOW AVERAGE
Level of Prices 21.9%o Higher
Than For One
Year Ago

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-The
composite condition OF all crops in
the United States is "a per cent
below the l0-year average and ll.9
below last year, the United States
bureau OF crop estimates announced
today The level OF prices for the
principal crops Sept. ] was 2l.9 per
cent higher than year ago, hav-
ing increased e.3 per cent during
August Prices are 1876 per cent
higher than the average OF the past
years on Sept /.
The index figures OF prices OF
meat animals on Aug IL was 1914
per cent higher than year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

NEN YOnh PROnICE

NEW YORK. sept 9.--Flour Quiet
md rrm Pork strong. mess 30 =
Sic Lard Doll middle west spot
G5Ft1455 sugar Raw steady,
centrifugal. qf test i5if muscovade
50 test sac. redned. steady. cut loaf
s. go. crushed. t7o5. powdered So tb
CranulHtsd. 8625T63o Coffee Rio
40 ON spot. tOd101sc Taliow:
strong special. qc. city St-c Coun-
try. Si- Uac Tfav Steady. prirra
81 ~ 80 > 81 05Hi1 10 clover soc y
81 1Tis Dressed poultry Fir"I tur-
keNv % n fJC chickens ~ n &C,
fowls. 15Tg2Lc. ducks. Long Island
31c Live poulfrv Unsettled geese.
l3c ducks. l6U22c. fowls. iSi, ~ ac.
turkeys, fSd 20c roosters 14c chick
en- hroilers ian2ic Cheese Firu'
cr. state milk. common Co specials
1fTt9iac. skins. common 90 specials
TdIec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept 9.--Close Bulls
overworked the bullishness OF the
government report. Friday, and the
result was a sudden break al the
opening. Saturday. Notwithstanding
the advance in Liverpool prices.
Liverpool was inclined To be easy
after the advance owing TO liberal
offers of wheat by India and Austria
liza and "a satisfactory increase IN
worlds exports Weather In the
United Kingdom shows Improvement
ana there IL an Increase IN the move
mpnt Of domestic wheat. The Amer
lean government report was slightly
less bullish than expected abroad.
While prices saturday opened with
a smart decline, there was nothing
new Of hearish nature in the days
news IL was one of tho breaks COM
tnission houses had warned theirvc cus-
toners To be on the lookout for fol-
LOWING too much activity on the buy
ing side. The government report was
uo surprise To the trade, although IL
appeared 20 take the general public
10y surprise Export buying has been
very active for several weeks and
many dealers believe this country has
confident that prices cannot go much
lower and all advise purchases on
the sharp breaks
An early gain OF 1c was quickly
lost and wheat closed PC under Fri
DAYS close.
corn declined &C. cash beans lost
25c and October l5c. ClovcrSeed gain
ed l5C. alsIke zoe. and tomlthy lost sc.
Saturdays wheat quotations Cash
No. . red. Sl63S. December opened
with decline OF &c, At 81 .59lt, ad-
yanced to Si.60I4 and closed at
Sl.5S4 May opened at st.64A. ad-
vanccd 10 Sl.C5lt and closed At
81 GSA, No. white. $i.4SA
SATURDAYS coarse grain quotations
-Curn--Cash No. 8. SIS ac asked, No
3 yellow opened at 92c and declined
TO 9oc; No. yellow, Ssd S9c. Oats
New standard. i9iac: old standard,
81 iaC. new 80. white. tStRc asked .
old No . white. 5OC Rye--Cash No.
g. $l2t Beans immediate and
prompt shipment, $3.50, October, 81. 10
asked seeds Prime red clover, $40; ;
alsike 500. timothy S2.45. alfalfa.
S10W1l.
Receipts In tho Detroit market Sat
Irdav were 900 bbls Of -four, Il cars
OF wheat. II uf corn, 20 az oats. OF
rye and Of hay Shipments were
1000 bbls uf -four. 1000 bu OF wheat,
H. 600 bu Of corn and II 900 bu or
oats Stocks are 1000 hu OF wheat
H5 O0o bu 81 corn. 600 hu OF oats,
and 20 900 bu of rye.
Receipts of wheat, Saturday-pu-
luth. &c cars. against 5O2 year ago,
Minneapolis. @25 cars. against s4i,
Winnipeg. 315 cars. against SOL. Chi
Cago. fS cars. against 21O; southwest
"S3, 600 hu, against i23, 900 hu.
Primary receipts were ! 800. 600 bu
against 2,0S3. 600 bu n year ago.
Exports Of wheat and flour, Satur-
day. were l.366. 600 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
ALL UNIONS
.INNEW YORK
MAY STRIKE
Plan a Sympathetic
WalkOut To Aid
Carmen
COMMITTEE
is APPOINTED
Traction Companies
Threats Anger
Workers

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--The great.
est fight for the preservation or
unionIsm in the history OF New
York was forecast today when the
Central Federated union, represent
ing approximately 100000 men and
women, Of all trades, appointed n
committee with power TO call gen.
eral sympathetic strike, IL such &C.
tion Is necessary TO aid the striking
employees Of the traction companies
The action OF the federated union
was taken after an allnight session
at the labor temple, The traction
companies were bitterly assancd for
their open threat 10 destroy the
Amalgamated Association OF Street
and Electric Railway employees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Man Attacked On Boat.

Charles Moorchcad. ~ wears old
formerly of Canton, o., bat now liv-
ing nj No Sll High 81 east. Is In
the receiving hospital with his throat
cut and is in a serious condition as
the result Of an attack made upon
him on the steamer Western States.
foot OF Thirds st. late Friday night.
Following an argument with an IN
Identified man. the latter drew a
knife and slashed Moorehead's 5
throat Moorehead was rushed to
the receiving hospital in police
ambulance. The assaiIant. who was
a deckhand on The boat, escaped.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
EVANS ONE UP
ON CRAWFORD

HAVERFORD, Pa, Sept 9.--Rob-
ert A Gardner title holder. summon
ing his reserve force In the after
noon round of the amateur cham
plonship golf finals here, pulled
down the lead OF three up. made by
Chick Evans, open champion. TO one
up In the first thre, holes Gardner
captured the FIRST and third hCles In
fine style.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocK,ARps

DETROIT. Mich, sept. S--Cattle
Market steady all best heavy
butcher steers. s7@7 Is: iS niX.i steers
and heifers s675W7.26 handy light
butchers S6T 50i light butchers.
t575Gs hest cows, $6H s so. butcher
cows s. 80 ~ 5.75. common cows, -. 30
40 Gamers s350ft25. best heavy
bulls, s6m6.25. bologna bulls. $3.50 "a
5T5; stock bulls. $t6On5 3. feeders,
s6.5QN7 stockcrs. $3.50 n &. so; milk
calves Market steady. best sea
sI3 heavtos s51s5O sheep and
lambs Market. steady best lambs.
$40 so. fair lambs 81 50T10. light 20
common lambs tSQg fair 10 good
sheep. s69tGb0, culls and common. 81
as Pigs. zoe lower, workers. and
h"avies, l5N 20c lower. pigs. tS25 ~
$50. yorkcrs and heavies. sl05oD
iO75
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
CES
Belmont Results.

First race. miie-Half Rock. i2o -.
McTaggartl, to 10. out and out
won Dovedale. il5 (Buxtou) i3 20
10, out and ont. second Kcziah. 100
(Nashearl. 20 30 /, b to I and to
70. third. Time, ia So White
Metal also ran
Second race. selling. & furlonEs--
Yankee Notions. iiG tHaynes). 20
s. 70 5 and ? 20 3. won, Striker. u ?
(PhillipsD, IL TO 8. 2 10 and . 10 ..
second Mr.. Specs. 1l9 CTroNierD TO
1. 3 10 ! and 20 8. third. Time.
l;l3 as. Humiliation. Excelsior. Lady
Edwina. Peaceful star. Ti"pln. Nau-
shon and Chestertnn also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFNLO, y Y. sept. ..
Catt,- sscCetptS so cars. Null
choice 60 prime native steers. 50 30 20
To- good 10 choice. 1913 M9.25. fair TO
good. tSMS2s. yearlings, dry fed.
prime. 80 e5T 30 best butchcrtng
steers and helfers. miNed. s7.25 n rs:
cows 81 so16. cutters, 50 50mt 10:
Gamers. sS.5oni. fancy bulls. ss7S ~
T. butcher bulls sGS.G:. common
bulls tS 25s, 3 so good stock
erg 81 % IiG.76 Ight common
stockers s. 50mG, feeders Sc 75ft 7.25
milchors and springers SOS nl00
Hogs Receipts. 60 cars. lower.
heavy So 5oMtl G5. workers., Sile5
~ 20. ptEe 50 5OTi0.
sheep Receipts = cars steady
top lambs. tt1 50Ul1.75, yearlInEs 50
n = 25. w<hcrs &SdS25. ewes. 81 n
75o
Calves S5H125O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
CUTCAco pr,TrEn v,pNt.T

Extras 7lt-C. hrsts 30lsr dairy %.
trau 1S1' 'qtsr atsts e-i- ~ "Sts q
Eggs Primo ordinary 73U 73tr o..
Nrefs rci4 ~ = -C Cheese Tw ms. -
0fSAr. Young Americas. ISL n lSt1c
Live poultry Fowls - ducks f0n
lie. geese. i0d11ca springs isc.
turks. 'fc. Potatoes Jersey Giants.
3 25 Minnesota. 81 90 Ohio. 81 20.
New potatoes. Receipts 20 cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

CHICAGO. m sept Hogs. Re-
ceipts. 7Jon market. slow, mixed and
butchers S9s0U11 20. good heavy
$40 l0Nl09o. rough heavy. 81 10 n
e9o. light $40 "a ~ 40. pigs. $3.50 II
Q 40 Cattle Receipts 600 market
slow. steady h.cNes $500 as
cows and heifcrs. s3651a.t0; stock
ers and feeders. ttT50 20. Texans
s. 35TS5 30. calves, {S.75di2 sheep
Receipts SEQ market, stoady; native,
n llsi. Neatorn. s. -2iM li.2b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

The queen of Spain and her ch'l.
dren have been staying for somo
time AZ Ia Granja. the queens fav.
orite summer residence Ia Gr3njd
is a delightful summer home. aud
In an ideal situation being $500
feet above the sea The byautiipi
gardens are by far the finest IN
Spain, and famous for their 26 fouu.
tains and cascades.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Kenilworth Results.

First race. 1000. 3.year-old and
UP. selling, .bfurlongs-wavering
lo7 Htnphyl, $40. s35, til3o won;
Souvenir. iOG ,Stearns), $40. $3.50
second. Ethan Allen. i07 Gentry,
$50. third Time. i2 as violet
Frank Patterson, HoEart. Chiffon
cnief RIO RrRzos odd Cross and
Miss Menard also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

A nation wide birthday celebration
IN which over 800 Chalmers dis
trihutors and dealers viii act Rs
hosts. rs announced for Sept 20. hy
T. n Willis sales manager ~ the
Chalmers Motor co. Tho occasion for
the monster celebration IL tho Nrst
anniversary OF the announcement of
. 900 " y. VI Chalmers SiN-30 lust
u year ago. chief Engineer Uiuklry
turned over the thoroughly tested
model car tO. the cha mcrS manufaC-
turing department. Siuce that time
% 0OO Chalmers SiN-30's have bean
delivered and are now giving perfect
satisfaction in the hands of owners.
Tho Chalmers SiN-20 has achieved the
envtable record of 1921 per cent per
feet service In It's year VI life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
netrolt Rank cIearinns.

Detroit bank clearings for Satur.
day were s7.61S.32657 Total clear
ings for 1916 TO date are 81 .435. 100.
S53,G4 as against s955.967.36729 for
the corresponding period last year.
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TnIEnn nnAIN

TOLEDO Sept Wheat. cash and
September ti65. December. 81 60fs
May sl.G4N Corn Cash and Sep
trmtSr, sos, December. f5 i4c NAV
1870 oats. Cash and Septen bor
Eye cash. S12i Cipvrrered Cnst
aud October. sp.b5 Tfcpmber. 50 3S
March. tato Alsike Prime. 50 20
Timothy cash. sass Butter Brick
creamery. 3tc. tub creamery. 33c
Eggs Fresh candled soc. fancy se-
lects. 33c. Hay. Unchanged
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MEREDIT H LOSES
QUARTER Mile

NEWARK. y J.. Sept Q -TeA
Meredith the flmpus University Of
Pennsyl,ania runner. and champion
quarter miller, was beaten In the 40
yard dash by Tom Halpin. OF Boston.
al the National A. \ Y. games this
afternoon Tho quarter was run In
~ ~ seconds
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEEFINND. S"pt 0--IIogs. RE-
ceipts. 1.10o. stoHdy. workers.. SHE:
mixed $lI.t5nll 2o, mediums. sll %
a tao. pigs. sass. rouehs. a.5o;
stag4 tS son SIS cattle. Receipts
cars. steady sheep and lambs: Re-
Ceipts. cars steady lambs. TOP.
t1l 80. CalveE. Receipts $50.
steady. top. Sl3 so
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Edw tlailoran. representative ~
the s~rvice department ~ tho Max
Well Motor 20. leaves DttroI today
for New York. Later. he will pro-
ceed TO Venezuela To- assume his
duties under 4 H. stephens. who re-
gently organised the hrm of stephens
n Yrigoysn, Maxwell dealers In Carr
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