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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23
POWER HOUSE FOUNDATION

- w. H. Thompson, representative Of
the Allis-Chambers company, which
has the contract for building the new
municipal lighting and power plant,
was in. the city the early part of the
week comforting with Contractors
Pangburn and Costello regarding de-
tails of the structure. The mill COM
pany on Tuesday finished the work of
removing the old warehouse which
formerly occupied the site and now
reposes on the river bank just east of
the mill proper. With the site clear
ed, Contractor Costello on Wednesday
set large crew of men laying the
concrete foundations. The building
will be rushed to completion and will
cost about $500. The machinery will
be installed in the spring.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23
DEBATING TEAM SELECTED )

Aloysius Breher, Florence Henne-
mann and Byron Palmer have been
selected as the debating team to rep
resent the Sank Centre High School
in the state debating league this win
ter. They will meet the Aitken team
at the latter place in December for
their first contest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23
MR. HUGHES TELEGRAPHS CONGRATULATIONS
TO PRESIDENT WILSON EXTENDING BEST WISHES i
to President Wilson telegram CO,

. Hughes Republican Psdt nhere nhs
akh p ysh
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

Mrs. Anna Cary of Detroit, Mich,
arrived last Sunday evening to he at
the bedside of her sister, Miss Emma
Slinns who is seriously i'll.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

Theodore Gutnecht, who is engag-
edssin missionary work at Nagercoil,
TraSencore, South India, gave an in
teresting illustrated = lecture at the
German Lutheran church last Tues
day night.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McNiece and
child came up from Minneapolis last
Saturday night to make their home
here. Mr. McNiece is conducting the
roller skating rink in the city hall.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23
SOCIETY AND CLUB EVENTS

of All Social Functions Including Names Activities
notify Reporter
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

Mrs. Alex Jameson and MIS-. John
Whitson entertained last Thursday
night at an enjoyable Five Hundred
party at the Jameson residence. The
guests played until II o'clock; when
supper was served. As fitting climax
to the evening and as tribute to the
hostess, Mr.. McGibbon suggested that
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-12
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
 FOR SALE.

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, ketchikan Alaska, up to and including May 1, 1916. for all the merchantable dead timber standing or down, and all the live timber designated for cutting on an area located at tf.e head of Bushy Point Cove, Revilla- gigedo Island, beginning at the mouth of the creek entering the Cove and extending southeasterly along both sides of the creek for a distance of 2500 feet and having a width of 500 feet, the bulk of the timber lying on the north side of the creek, estimated to contein 600,- 600 feet B. NJ. of spruce and hem lock sawtimber and 42,000 linear feet of hemlock piling, more or less No bid of less than S1.00 per NJ feet B. M. for spruce and 50e per II feet B. NJ. for hemloek saw timber, and %c per linear foot for piling up to an including 75 feet in length. and 1c per linear foot for piling over 75 feet in length. will be considered. Deposit with bid s500.00. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. Before bids are submitted. full information oncerning the timber, the conditions. of sale, and the submission Of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-12
FOR SALE
Bell Island Hot Springs

Located 45 miles north of Ket- ehikan, Alaska. Composed of 22 cabins, store with s1,000 stock, dock and walk from dock to Springs, a distance of one quarter mile.
 Numerous number Of springs. Five of the largest cemented, walled and fenced in and the water is seven feet deep. Creek nows by springs with good water power, being fed from four large lakes.
 Springs are in the hands of the heirs of George Roe, and their de- sire is to sell if reasonable price if offered in the near future.
 Terms can be made On this sale. Inquiries and information can be had from ". L. ROE,
 Ketehikan, Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-12

this bird is larger and much dark CT than the common Arctic Tern. and has peculiar white forehead.
 Another rare hird mentioned is Fishers Petrel, once represented in museum collections by single specimen, and now by only three or four. Although they have been observed frequently, they are hard to collect and their nesting places are not known.
 The Aleutian Sparrow is one of
 -conrnued on Page d.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-12
FOUND A TROLLING BOAT.

Near Mountain Point last Friday. Owner call and identify same. Jimmy Williams, Mountain Point, near SaNman.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

Theodore; Bruno Selweetrzak, s3s
McDougail. Stevens Hilkowski. 3T4
superior; Joseph Kesler. 1925 DUBOIS.
Emiel RACE, 772 Monroe; Stefano De-
marco. 80 Pierce. Frederick A. De-
Witt. So Division.
GIRLS.
Alexander Lenecz. 356 Lyman, John
Felix, IL Florence. VIM. j. Canning,
lg2 Harmon. Michael Rusukla. 2sb
Palmer r.. Angelo a. Merucci, AZ
Cardoni. Giuseppe Sansane, 1915 Res
semore. Antoine Amato, i5l Illinois.
John L. Hendricks. 257 Porter, VIM.
r.. Bahnisch. ll9 Canlf Maryan Ku-
deiski. 255 GARFIELD; Peter Schroeder,
342 Waterman: Howard j. Heilman,
1852 woodward; Joe sprysiak. 81
Thirty nth. Alexander Lewandowski,
40 Copeland; Clayton Dotteri 40
Eighteenth. Piotr WoJan. liz Lock
wood: VIM. Herman. Broadstreet. W.
T. Miller. 1887 Burns; Frank Copen .
hafer. 1871 Engei; Charles Klein, 29l
CIppert; Frank Ghekieve. 1895 Penn
sylvania Lawrence Mclaughlin. Wo-
mans hospital; Charles Il. Noil ltss
Copeland; John Morrison, S2fh L4-
Sander Petric, All Kirby: styf FLIP
cIsk, 80 oliver; Stanley Bednarsk
Theodore; Anthony Nowak, S7s willis
r. Joseph Burzenski. 1859 Jos. Cam
pau; Nell Nuyse, sol JOS Campau
Philip Maibuyn. 1878 Medbury.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

Crane, Frank Hitchcock and others
were waiting for word with
Hughes In going over the campaign
trip just closed and laying plans for
second tour TO start next Mon
day II all conferences are disposed
OF in time. the candidate hopes TO
visit Republican headquarters dur.
ing the day and see wheels go
round5' At o'clock this after
noon. however. he will leave for his
summer home at Bridgehampton. l..
l.. for a complete rest before again
starting out on his quest for votes
in November.
The second trip OF the candidate
will take about 10 days according to
present plans. II is planned for him
TO hit the high spots IN Indiana, H.
linois. Ohio and Wisconsin, return
ing to New York by Sept. 20 when
ne will deliver the keynote address
OF the New York state campaign.
The speech will be delivered before
the Republican unofficial" state
convention 20 be called for that date
at Saratoga.
Frank Hitchcock, who was expect
ed TO confer with Hughes left for
the west last night. IL developed to-
day
The candidate plans to avoid as
o. dttN
ing the remainder OF the week. Dur
ing today. Il Is expected his COM
plete itinerary for the second trip
will be worked ont. and announce
ment will then be made OF his
speaking dates.
Hughes is we'll satisfied with the
results OF the trip Just closed and
has made n clear that he intends
to continue the fight along the same
line.
He will continue 10 assail the adj
ministration's method OF settling
the threatened railroad strike by
enactment OF the eighthour law, at
tack the Democratic tariff law. con-
tlnue his assaults on the Democrats
In connection with the civil service
and attack the administrations Mex
lean policy He regards his criticism
OF the administration as having been
constructive. as we'll az pointing out
the weaknesses of Democratic rule.
and with the success in Maine be-
lieves the people have been aroused
10 the Justice OF his attacks.
Starting on his second tour Mon
day Hughes will have the Maine
election 10 point 10 as proof OF tie
reunion 81 the Progressive and Re-
publican parties
The candidate had given his en-
dorsement 10 preparedness as a re-
suit of his visit 10 Plattsburg. He
expressed his approval OF such pre-
paredness camps and said he hoped
more might be established.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Against Tatooina.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 13.-An
ordinance prohibiting Lattooing In
Kansas city 10 being prepared by
j. A. Har field, city counselor. He
saw TWO men with tattoed arms
while n a barber shop getting shaw
ed The sight Jared his artistic
soul There are many men carry
ing tattoo marks or their bodies who
would give a grea. deal TO get rid
OF them the attorney says at is
one of the nadnesses OF youth.
have a friend who would cheerfully
part with $1,000 TO get rid of his
marks, think the city has right
TO prohibit surh an undesirable form
OF business and | am going TO draw
the ordinance"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Candidate Elated BY
Result of Maine
Elections
SOON TO LEAVE
FOR SHORT REST
Will Start On Second
Tour First of Next
Week
BY PERRY ARNOLD.

(Stdn Correspondent United Press)
NEW YORK. Sept. 13-Elated
with the result OF the Maine cleo
ton and highly pleased with his
campaign trip. Charles r. Hughes.
Republican presidential nominee. re-
turned 10 New York early today.
The candidates trip which took
him from coast TO coast and during
which he made scores OF speeches
kept him on the road just three days
more than Ave weeks He deliv-
cred the final speech OF his trip in
Plattsburgh last night and with Mrs.
Hughes stepped of the train here
today somewha. tired but vigorous
and enthusiastic.
Gov. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
were driven direct 10 the Astor no.
tel where they had breakfast and
the candidate then took up the task
Of series OF conferences with Re
publican leaders.
Chairman Wilcox OF the national
committee was the frst Of the lead
ers 10 see the candidate. He had
also arranged for numerous other
Republicans 20 confer with him and
a busy day was in prospect
Senator Smoot, OF Utah, Murray
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Deaths

Clara Riley. Harper hospital; -
years. cardiac decompensation; Viola
X. %. Duke. sl10 r. Jefferson. years,
acute a.tro-snteritis' oovah annho,d
fever; Vincensa 0raoieii. 2so q. La
fayette, IS years. hemorrhaHe. Mar
tin W. Schlarp. 1ss Heidelberg.
years. acute castro, sntsritis. Michsei
terior- sclerosis; Jonas Morris. Pro.
violence hospital. SO years. fracture OF
leg; Louise Kramer. Harper hospital.
81 years. carcinoma OF uterus; Hiram
n n: atH'. IA Ralph Young. Harper hos
pital. 10 years. general peritonitis
Ruth s. Henderson, lss Antoinetts. lS
years. pulmonary tuoerculosis' HOW
m nTa in.aiac,.ne ss'f Ruth R.S@sn
1907 Burns. months, slimentary de,
compositions: Dorothea Beers. as
Lansing, as years. cerebral apoplexy'
Emma Karaschin. Receiving h9sp,ts,'
Chiidren's Free hospital, months,
marasmus; Charles /. Smith, los Mel
bourne. IS years. myocarditis; Nells
Petersen. 7sS Lakewood. So years
chronic myocarditis; stewart Harper
Herman Kiefer hospital. Ss years. pull
monary Tuberculosis, Cosmer tiszta-
sezwoski. Receiving hospital abou,
IS years, lobar pneumonia Gregor
spiro. eos Garfield. IS years endocat-
ditis; William a. Barley. 59s Ma
comb. Q months pneumonia; Nasile
Stan. 673 Franklin, about 80 years
inquest pending; Isadore stein, Ses
lungs; Fannie Diskin. 3os Alfred. 80
years cerebral hemorrhage; Mary
kollcth, Providence hospital, Is
years. odema OF lungs Ida Sanchez,
eau. $50 Monroe. q years. simple
goitre: James vanalstine. 400 Baker.
ca years. apoplexy; Anna NJ. Henris.
1sq seyburn. ~ years. chronic inter
stitial nephritis, Mary Hormsdorf.
Providence hospital, - years. diabe-
tic coma; Ludwig Brel. 544 Alexan-
drine r.. year. cholera infantum;
Anthony Wroblewski. 7si Theodore.
81 years. gastric ulcer; Charles
Brown. Receiving hospital, 30 years.
ruptured appendix.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Marriage Licenses

John Riis. Is; Rugutuldo Aasen, 80
John Olewnik. %; Celia Piotrow-
Kenneth Kester &c. Johanna sachs,
Charles Proush, SIS Martha Minor.
Elmer Robinson. %. Detroit. Anna
Schweitzer, 20. Pittsburgh.
Michael Morry. %; Magdalene osin-
Robert L. stoner 25, Caroline I.
Frank + Mueller, IS. Detroit; Jer-
aldine Ransom. 30, Rochester. y =.
Walter \ Wood, 90. Ithaca. y Y.
Gladys y. stead. ~ Detroit.
John Radkiewtc, -. Clara Stlesky.
Andrew. Forbes. 35 Lyman; Mary
Turner. 30, same.
James X. Andre, 20. Dora W.
STANLEY Karalanski. %; Lotto Wit
Earl Howell g. Detroit; Alma Pet
ers, 49, caro-
Charles Klann, 20 Margaret Grob-
lewski. 10
Bert Fountain, 81 River Rouge
Emily smith. 20, Trenton.
Dudley Bennett. 81, Detroit.
Claudia ). Johnson, IS. Greensboro,
Julius sroka, %. Ecorse. Annie
Tanceska, 90. same.
: Frederick II Dyke, q; Florence E.
Kay SkovRaard 30. Ely Clasen, 10.
Robert Benson, ~. Emma "A. Jones
Richard Rentz. 2b. Toledo: Kathleen
Higgins. %. same.
Alexander Kleczynsky, 81. Mary
anna Zawistowska, 25.
Miercryslaw Dyka. %; Nellie No
wax. 10
Louis NJ. Slmons. 2s, Mable c. Will
liams, %
Allen Aldo, %. Toledo: Anna Sold.
20, same.
40.
Antoni Borda, 90, Victoria Kramak.
81
Herbert Clark. 81. Lansing. Gladys
Evans. is. Detroit.
John. Boil, p, Delray. Fannie Ne
met, 8. same.
Alfred Kries. % Hamtramck: Clara
Hack, %. same
Nazara Chiodlm. rs; Angela Bosetu.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Sugar Market

sugar-Detroit wholesale prices
cgysiS aGmpss; ; slS ' sssS 1 cSt
loaf. ;s.i0: cubes. ,fsS. xxx pow
dered. 1870; standard powdered.
s7l5. graduated. extra coarse. $3.50.
sranulated. nne. In bulk. $50; gran
in eases. sos: crystal domino. gran.
HF cases. sZ1b diamond a. tese;
confectionery A. $40, No. 4 49,:
No. s, 1855; No. .. Sc. so; No. 10. tets;
No Ii. So 30. No. ~. ss.s5; No. 10.
$40. No. IA. So so; No IS. $3.50; non
caklng mixture. IS; beet granulated.
ed. rs. "a TO case. t2.05; DO. 4s to
case, 81 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
MOrtuary

kRUsE--sept. II. otto a. aged SS
years beloved son Of Mrs s Mar
tin. dear brother OF Mrs. Ella Wan
amaker. Mrs. NJ. Rosenbush. Walter
residence of ME mother, No 500
Goethe-ave., Thursday, Sept. II. At
2:30 p. m. Interment German Luth-
eran cemetery
home No, cal Baker-st.. Mrs
Christisna Leitheiser. in her sew
enty-hfth year, relict OF the late
John +. dear mother OF Louise
Mrs. Frank J. Mason. Mrs. John NJ,
Benner. Of brooklyn, n. Y. Funeral
Thursday. At $3.50 p. m. from rest
dence and o'clock at Messiah Lu-
and Toledo-ave.. via autos
MooRE-Sept. II. 1915. Louis f., he
loved husband OF Mae Moore Cnee
Nelsonl. and father Of GLADYS. son
Of Edward $. and Georsins, brother
OF Mrs. J. Mitchell. Mrs Harry Pet
ers and Arthur a. Funeral from
parents residence, o. ga Fourth
ave, Thursday at 2:3o ?. m. Inter
ment at Evergreen cemetery De
ceased was member Of Michigan
tent, No li2, X. .. r. NJ. NJ.
oTIs-Sept. Ia. 1916. at residence. No.
% Breckenridg-st.. MARY Ann. be-
loved husband OF Mary W. Reinhart
and father of Frank W. and Harry
a. l. Aht'i Hi'iA ~ ifdiS
Vile. Mich.
WHEELER-Sept II. 1915. Robert.
aged 20, beloved son Of Grace
Wheeler. brother Of Carl. at Harper
hospital at midnight. OF typhoid
fever taken while serving L, &
army on Mexican border. Burial
AZ Dexter, Mich, Thursday after
noon.
WINEMAN-Sept. II, Alice l.. be-
loved daughter Of Hugo a. and
Clara VI Wineman and sister Of
Rae and Jessie wineman Services
Thursday al p, m. from residence.
No. 80 Commonwealth.
COTNEy II, 1915. at her resi-
dence. No. 336 Hecla-ave.. Nora. be-
loved mother OF George and Fred
Cotney and sister OF Mrs. Mary
White. Mrs. Elizabeth Messler and
NJ. J. O'Brien, Of Duluth MINI. Fu-
neral Thursday from residence at
$3.50 from ST. Agnes church al ?
o'clock Burial at Mt. Elliott
GININs-Sept. ~. 1915. Zine Leroy.
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Leroy
Givins Funeral services from the
residence OF grandparents. No. 1870
Euclid east, Thursday morning at
II o'clock. Interment at Pontiac.
Mich.
Suddenly. Sept II. James
O. Graham, beloved brother OF Mrs.
+. ~. Larkins and Mrs. NJ. McColl.
Funeral Thursday, 2 y. m. from his
sisters residence. No. l07 Calumet
ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
N. Y. CENTRAL
DIVIDEND is
ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. Sept 13-The New
York Central railroad today declared
n regular quarterly dividend of IA
percent. Wall-st. had speculated on
the possibility OF today's directors
meeting placing the stock on a s per
cent basis. The Big Four resumed
dividends on it's preferred. declar-
ing a quarterly dividend OF IA per
cont
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
VESSEL PASSAGES
A n-a..Is

DETROIT. Sept. is.-Up: cepheus.
$3.50, Chas. Warner. 1918 yuma.
1880; Andrew Epson. l1:ib; NJ. r
Greene, Lozen. midnight. Agassiz, l
a m. II. +. Jones, Curry, ! 40. Run
nels. Cuyler Adams. 2: 80; Linden. Blk
by. 345: Sweden. 3 Jim Brown, $50:
Republic. 4; Ball Bros. AS; Indus.
$50: Durstoun. I. j. r: Ppson: IA6;
Vega. $50; Niagara. 1910. (big) Haz-
ard. (smalD Mather. II.
Down: Sellwood. 1880 last night,
Alex Thomnson. II. Calcite. 2:30 a.
M; Morrell. 4, Shenango. Paipoonge,
Thunder Bay. $40, Davock, 8; Wysn-
dotte. 1915.
Al The 500
SAuLT STE. MARIE, Mich. Sept.
f3.-Up: Wickwire, Jr., last night:
Chas. Hutchinson, Edmonton. Nor
gan. Jr., a. m, Seguin. tsmall
Ford. A. W. osborne. Jupiter. 2:3o;
Wade. g. s. Robbins. $500 Perseus.
t.30: tsmalD Mather. $40; Sullivan.
1880: Dinkey, $50: Emory. Ford, 2.
stanton. widlar 10; Linn. Rolling.
Down: Coulby. Dlmmick. 7 last
night: belgium. Brewer, $40. will
liam Brown, Paine. $40; Colgate,
Stone. 10; Sonoma. 1870; Morrow.
IL; Phlpps. Bessemer. MARSHA. wal
tiers. / "A. M. Underwood. Graham, 3.
Houshton. Martha. Pressure Isle. $3.50.
Harry Jones, Griffin. $50. Wolvin, &;
Ball. Crescent city. $40; Fairbairn.
MAZDA, $50; Trimble, 10, stadacona.
Mariana, Il.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Ss 7i ss:'.,: !: ]. sSES' ;!:!S'

Central standard Time.
For Cleveland Pittsburgh and all
poIpt. south and east DaiI, ioi45 y.
m. aud ~ %. VA. Fare 40 Cleveland,
eazSt Pittsburgh. $50.
FOR BunnIo and all points east.
pAIIy, ; ID. IN. FARE $3.50, one wayi
ea.SO ROUND TVtp.
For Mackins~ IrIsnd and wnyports
--Monds, and saturday. y. mt
"Wednesday and Friday, $3.50 q. m.
stnt~room Accomm cd In ttoBs-t pper
berth. sii lower berth, $50, who'r
roer. $3.50.
NET OFFICES - Third Ave.
wharf, 1877 Woodward ave. Males
tic BidgJ. 80 Fort ~. West. Opp.
Possofnce.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Monday,
Tuesday and
Wednesday,
September
Is, 10 and 70,
1916

The election houses will be
spen for Re-Registration from
3 a. m. to $3.50 p. m. central
standard time. which is from
3 a. m. to $50 p. m. eastern
standard time.
You must re-register at the
above time or you cannot vote
It the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Births


BOYS.
Ehrman ", Walton. 1852 RUSSELL
Charles \ Roberts. 1894 Belyldere,
lockwood. 1901 Russell; GIRO whale
ia Antoine. Rasolino Pisano. 1884
Russell: .Waclaw kapierkoski. is
Greusel Mike stowskI, 1891 Tar
now, Mike Milowskl. 2tp7 Jefferson
Alton l.. Barnum. 26b High W. John
a. sawicki. Sc Hawthorne, Henry
Gudinan. 1875 Montcleir' ANDREW
slawinskI; q osbeerne,Pl Frank w
Mari Mar Maternity hospital James /.
Oliver. gdS Hartford. David Goldberg.
Woman's hospital. Herman G. stab
SKI. ~ Goldncr; Dominik Alekslak.
ls7 Norton. Charles Meyer. 722 TWEEN
ty-eighth. carl Ruchholz. 213 Van
Dyke, paul Jams, Providence hospi
tai; Russell Montard. 1882 Mack
Tomasz Jakimiec 2es Twenty ninth
John Raptoniak, 20 Plumer. Adolph
MachinakL 955 Helvidere; Edward
Lark. scotch. north Of Ioy-rd., Chss
Molodosky Harper hospital Mark
Akin st.;, proyiaeness, h2spitsl Thee S.
Goldberg. 2S4 Winder VIM. Hartkop
t747 Campbell John BednowskL I33
lpgersoll: steve Lis i23 Twenty
eighth Paul Krueles, isA Twenty
thirds VIM; FreTdenthal.- lli0 nelyi-
Rudolph J. Pipp Woman's hospital:
VIM. W. Scott IS Poplar. Frank No.
vososki, 7S2 Mitchell: Ian Ullk. %
Delray; Henry Schpcidt. "a south
ander splitter, Grace hospital; John
Ksepewk. 27a Plumer. Antonio pa
gostino. 74b Orleans. Jozef Gswet 10
klingier, Nicholas Rudxlnski, 92S
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

quotations
:, A.sp,,s-Nsw. 7Sean7S ou' ''.sOo
Bsnsna. - Good shipping stock.
SI25a2 per bunch.
Besns Dried Limas 6Ia97c h.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s.5Oaa7s
California Fruit.-pluuc N.750
o. pears. 81 25a3.bO boz; grapes.
Cabbage 5Oa4 per bbi.
cheese Michigan mats l7ct New
,m mr. Of swiss, s6Gtic. brick cream
ale. long horns. lee. daisies. $50
Tre = y.ss,s s'ss !gspgScE.
parsley. asa soc do1.. cucumbers. 81 a
ito bu. tomatoes. St.25 H1.b0 hu, car
rots, 81 25dl as hn. lettuce. sl5o hu.:
head l;ttaGe, '2sog5 6o 5o,r s T; n
bag egg plant. $ a so bu.
Grapes IN. baskcts 70 l2he,
q t6c; amber. 12g15c ID; extracted,
H.y--petroi, shipper. are paying
s ssr f Sis t'f6s sr rSt '' N6 9ai linn
S StRnyy,. sis'sosi';v iish: .i4sd. ,,lse
II, 40 tgmo,Nh n r r,sdS , NS;
No i clover. ,s9io: rye straw. Y.SS
as; wheat and oat straw. se.50g7
ton.
Lime.- ,l'iodii5 per 100.
Melons - Rockyfords. Mats. tl.2S:
osage, si.75@2 per bu,' watermelons.
oransesNvalenclas, .tS25as box
100, rs, sack spanish. .l.75 per Su;
A. p ;l,a.. r. =, IA Z, per r.. Su, ,n
clagp's Fay;Srlte, .,i.aSgl.so per bu.
ross,oe.mR HS; n.Bcss; long.
''- u -Rro,lsr. 2oc: fancy hens
No hens. $50 lso. stags 12a ise;
sesso ,aa,,, aoesT re .sr HI ~ !, r.
per Dbl 5 5cT;affs 'I ra,6Rs BE- 0u.
o.nred eood...ApRiegsi ,i'7sgSSo
f Esl L Maine oe si'is Standard. 0i Il.
early June. 81 80 standards. u. sal
NOR. tail ',sO fIst p,ns; s soc, To- s,
early june. ii.sC: sifted early June
whit. House, acc; standard
reed -jobbing prices Ioo.lb. sacks.
bran. s26 so; standard middlinss, f2s;
fine middlingH. S3S; cracked corn, $50;
coarse corn meal. sac; corn and oat
chop t3t ton.
FIour-Iobbing prices: Rest Mlchi-
gan patent, $40; second patent, $3.50;
straight $3.50. pure rye. 81; spring
patent. $50 Dbl In eighth paper
sacks.
Detroit OF Raw llnseed oil. 7bc;
boiled linsead. 7dc gal In barrel lots
Kerosene in iron barrels Diamond
headlight. sac; perfection. s5c: pala-
cine. 10 &C.. rcd crown gasoline. lie
gal
annNaled wire. s2e5 bundle; galvan-
lied barbed wire. APPOINT. t2.3s spool:
galvanized sheets, az gauge, s4b5: az
gauge. sass; 2s- gauge, $500; 40
gauge 81 20 per cwt.. Buhl hronzed
ayes single handled. $3.50; double,
$3.50 doz black sheet metal "a and
"a gauge, f275, ;-gaufe. $3.50; 81
gauge 1885, SgauEe. 20 per cwt.
Carriage bolts. small. so. 10 and 5
OF large i0c and 3 on machine
bolts. small 30. 10 and s on. large.
20. n and on list
HIdes-No. I cured hides iac: No.
green hides. 1ec, No cured bulls,
ibc. No I green bulls. i2c; No.
cured veal kip. 23c, No. ! green veal
kip. &c: No I cured murrain. lsci
No 1 green murrain. i6c, No. ] cured
calf 2ac, No. green calf &c, No.
horse hides $3.50. No. ? horse hides.
- So no. I tallow, nc; No. tallow.
bNc per N; No. 2 hides ic on; No.
z kip and calf 1ibc OF; sheepskin
Gas TO amount wooD. Soc t.2b.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
To the Electors, Male
and Female, of the
City of Detroit:

The law requires a complete
re-registration of all Electors
n the City of Detroit every
four years. This RE-REGIS-
TRATION will be held
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
HELP wANTTD-MALE

" ANTED--Foreman for department
assembling. small electrical Rppa-
ra{us. Must be familiar with punch
presses and light machines and ex-
perienced in handling girls. r. y.
Hall, 432 Wellingten-ave., Roches
ter ~. Y
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Re-RegiiStration
Sept. Is, ~, 20

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
Detroit. Mich. Sept 3, 1915
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

BOYS for office work. Is to 16
years of age. Good working
position and good opportunity
for advancement. Detroit Edi-
son Co., 10Th floor, David
Whitney Bldg.