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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
Expression of Views be Appreciated by
J. K. White Pure Food Inspector.

The Free Press this week received a
communication of interest for publica-
ton, from J. X. White, Pure Food In
spector, of the State of Idaho in which
is presented some striking thoughts
which will be of general interest. It is
as follows:
To the Idaho Press:
This department has received several
copies of the paper running the follow
ing news item:
"Died Yesterday-Charlie Young a
waiter of the local restaurants, died yes
terday at his home on South Second
street after lingering illness. Tuber-
culosis was the cause of death. The
body was removed to the undertaking
parlors of Schumacher & Hall where the
funeral will take place Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock with burial at
Mountainview cemetery. Deceased was
A years DID,"
This is a very important question
and one in which the general public
should take interest.
Is it right to deprive man of the
means of earning livelihood because
he is ill7
It would seem decidedly wrong. How
ever, assuming that the patient suffers
from tuberculosis and earns livelihood
in food products store-is it then
right
In nearly every city and town, num-
beers of persons, afflicted with this dis
ease, conduct grocery stores, bakeries
confectionery establishments or ice
cream parlors. They handle human
food !. They touch it, breathe upon it.
and, in all probability, contaminate it.
If they are less careless, then the con
tamination may not be very dangerous
If they are lest careless, then the con.
tamination is grave menace to health
Most tubercular persons-like most
other persOns-are very careless.
Citizens purchase. from the tubercu-
lar grocer or baker or confectioner
Perhaps they do not know of the exis-
tence of the disease, or do not appreci-
ate the danger. Children purchase can.
dies and other sweets and are entirely
innocent Of possible results.
Is it, therefore, right to deprive men
and women, who are tubercular, of
these means of LIVELIHOOD
When health department forces a
tubercular person out of business, it
makes him a pauper. This is true In
seventy-five per cent of all cases. If
he's baker, then probably baking is
the only business he knows. Also, he
is ill and cannot engage in new pur-
suits even though he nigh find them
IF he is married and family is depen-
lent upon him, then not merely the
patient, but the entire family is
pauperized.
So the question is-shall the public
health be guarded at this cost; or shall
the public take chances with the dis
easel
would like to have every one in
terested in this matter give me an ex.
preston of their views and offer any
suggestions that would assist in regulat-
ing this matter.
Very respectfully,
J. Z. White, Inspector.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23

depot. Mr.. Donaldson, thel ocal agent
says that this is the first time he has
been checked up since April, 1904 and
the auditor had many figures to &c
over to complete his task.
A. Z. Lycan was in town Saturday
with a load of cream from the Tahoe
section. Mr.. Lycan has always been
an enthusiastic supporter of the 10y
atty Cooperative Creamery and that
institution tried to express their ap
probation at their last election by
electing him as president. Mr.. Lycan
is quite an inventive genius and is now
perfecting little device which he ex.
poets to soon have on the market of
which we hope to have more to say as
the sample arrives.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
sTRICKFADEN HoMp =.

). r. Strickfaden ret,rM.
evening from his winters sass,s
sunny California (when il a. sojoaa
which was a good share ~ u.ua I u
Mr.. Strickfaden is consids ~ the 1,
up with that state, but saaoly n
its drawbacks, as well as ualts i \
advantages. Outside Of J.. ~ eias'
have heard but few persons snnats
ecstacies over that countrn gong I
quite plain to all of US ny, a i
with moderate or no means rs Tie !
ness whatsoever in Californ;s no
summer, fall or spring. Ma VIZ
faden visited many formar ~. Sd
residents and reports all Of a mount
ishing, but of course, all Of , .usn q
same while here. He is still Ia ! %
for the prairie country. M bog
Ferdinand Enterprise. A0We's
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23

Kozy Koal see the Madison.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
Tested garden and field seeds
for our 1916 catalog.
MARK MEANS CO..
Seed Merchants,
Lewiston, Idaho.
36-1O Phone No. 9.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. n
Land office at Lewiston, Idaho, NJ,
20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that a..
J. Peters, of Joseph, Idaho, who
February 9th, 1912, made homes
entry, No. O4335, for Ell NEg b
ny SEA, Section 10, TOWNSHIP
n, Range 2 W., Boise Meridian \
filed notice of intention to make th,1
year Proof, to establish claim u \
land above described, before q !
Wright, u. s. Commissioner, at WI
Bird, Idaho, on the Goth day Of Al
1916. Y
Claimant names as witnesses;
John G. Halter, Jack Mors, jams
Aram, Robert B. Dobbins all of Jossl
Idaho.
44-5 Henry Heitfeld, Regs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

ASS @~@ SAs = SAA-AS@1@HS4e
Department of the interior, .. 4
Land office at Lewiston, Idaho, Nod
20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Thont
II. Curless, of higgins, Idaho, who
April 81, 1909 and December II, H
made Homestead Entries, No. O247s =,
04254 for Ell NEA SEA sWA; ~
SEA sWA6 VIZ VIZ SWA s
81 sen NWA SEA; seq
n NWA SEA; Eh SWA
"; E1a VIZ SWA seq; Of Sec !
NEA NEA NWA; NEA
n NEA NWA; VIZ NWA
"; NJ NWA SWA NEA; Eh
u NEA; NEA sWA
"; Sa NWA SWA NEA;
u SEA NEA NWA; WY
II NEA NWA; of Sec. II; all in
N, r. E., B. NJ, has filed notice
intention to make five year PROOF,
establish claim to the land above =
cribed, before G.. j. Wright, .. !. VI
missioner, at White Bird, Idaho, Oh
Goth day of April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: i.
Louis Howard, Fred higgins, hes
c. Brown, Robert Pinnell all OF higs1
Idaho. j.
AS Henry Heitfeld, Regfs
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
WILL CONNECT WITH INV, .

E. E. Crandall, district
the Bell telephone companv manager q
city several days this wesi was ~ Y
kane and on Tuesday met i S;a
directors of the Greencreet wv. WIN \
company and succeeded in ao. .elepAa
company to connect its line s;s,
Bell system at this place. M Tta
line will be completed into the " ~
about six weeks and will Servo r' -. ny
farmers Of that section m. Soas
one Of the best to be erected h.
ers in this county and will oo. y! y
$4,000 when completed. It will, y Y
valuable feeder to the Bell SYST, ".
the prairie.-Cottonwood Cbroos ssa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Frederick L. Erickson and John Callan,
doing business under the firm name
and style Of the Getty Meat Market, +"
is by mutual consent hereby dissolved,
Frederick L. Erickson retiring. Ali
accounts due said firm are payable to
John Callan, who assumes and win
iquidate all indebtedness Of the firm
contracted since January 6. 1916.
Dated Feb. 20, 1915.
Frederick L. Erickson,
Alb John CaIlan.
D1ol 100 1Enl..z-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23

pendix had bursted before the opera
ton, and, while she stood the opera
ton nicely, peritonitis has developed
and her condition is said to be critical.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department of the Interior, o. |
Land office at Lewiston, Idaho, Mu]
20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that David
Peters, of Joseph, Idaho, who, on "
4th, 1912, made Desert Land Entry n
O4449, for E1a TWA, Section 10, TaI
ship % N, Range 2 W., Boise Nd
dian, has filed notice of intention |
make final Proof, to establish III
to the land above described, befont
J. Wright, u. s. COMMISSIONS
White Bid, Idaho, on the Goth day
April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses
James H. Aram, John G. HAa
Jack Mors, T. G. Mcclure, all Of Jvql
Idaho.
AS Henry Heitfeld, Regss
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
O T TON GOD
tFrom the Chronicle.)

Frank W. Nuxoll returned last night
from his trip to Montana.
Mrs. N. G. Bartlett is reported quite
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
MORCUE HOLDS
IS UNCLAIMED
Bodies of Four Fire Victims
Among Those of Friendless
UnfOrtunates

Nineteen bodies lie unclaimed In
the county morgue.
This is an unusual number ac'
cordiny 20 Coroner's Clerk William
DE Laurier. Some OF them found
their wav TO tho morgue from fam
lily Indifference or neglect; others
are the bodies of the aged who
died from exposure or who, en-
teebled bv the hardsirips of winter,
succumbed with the approach OF
spring.
Four OF the corpses are those OF
a party Of dock laborers, who. stupe-
fed by liquor. were burned to death
In a river front warehouse. April 81.
The echo OF arother drink tragedy
was sounded when a sister OF Thorn.
az L. OBrien, who was suffocated
following debauch. came from
Flint and claimed his body. O'Brien
belonged to good family. she said,
Tut was destroyed by drink.
The body OF Joseph Perry. col
o-ed whose effects amount to $26G.
Is unclaimed by relatives In Rob-
son. la He was found dead In a
west side foundry, April 25.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
TO TREAT GIRL
FOR CIGARETTES
DR.. kress Will Give Y0ungster
Special Attention; Clinics
Continue

They're down and out" DR.. Dan
lei II. Kress said with evident sym.
pathy, "but they are earnest and
Want to get back on their feet, and
I'm going to help them"
Tne anticigarettc workers was re.
ferring 10 the men in McGregor in.
stitute whom he addressed. Monday
night, on the evil of the "coffin
nail" and he has arranged to treat
them Saturday night.
More than 80 mea and BOYS were
treated mt the clinics in Bull Me.
mcfial Monday afternoon.
The little girl whose father solicit
ed private treatment for her is 10 be
given special attention. DR.. Kress
announced He once treated a 1.
year.old girl in Chicago. he said,
whose mother gave her cigarettes
to quiet her"
More than 1000 persons crowded
the Central Methodist church. Sun
day night, TO hear Dr. Kress.
Several churches are cooperating
with the Twentieth Century club to
keep DR.. Kress here another week.
Clinics will begin Wednesday night
in the Twentieth Century club build
ing for the benefit Of those who can
not come in the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

per spool. galvanized sheets. "a
S.ss Esss $3.50 ,5s:ss;st 30, o.s, e.
ss: Snt double. SoHn's s., PEE per doa Si.eH :hsst
aause. Ss.so; sf.gsugs. 1856; ss.
gauge. 13.to per cwL Carriage bolts,
small. 50. 70 and ; on; Large. 20 20 and and
IN M,is.o.No. S ! cured hid.s. i7e; No. i
green hides. lsc: No. I cured bulls,
lac: No: 7 5rssn bSli'. ioc: No. I
No. 1 green murrsin. iSc; No. ! cured
ia's sor:s ass' HIDES. Sa sS; fNSs No. horse HS
hides. $3.50 No: I tallow. &c; Nc.
:mosns .aS a"e xooj ssf is$sso:;ss :;ss''''H'' ''' 70
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.
on;t NEW .nn YORK; stm N o,L Y MF,S..; m...
west spot. ,Is.soa1s'so. Sugar; Raw.
dull; centrifugal ss-tsst. 3e27@6.t6;
muscovado sS-test. $3.50 u $50: re-
nnsS: dull; cut loaf, ss:ss; crushed.
lated, E'toa5'ss. cofrss; Rio No: !
on spot. .s%c: Tallow: Firm; special.
ioHe; city; loe: country: ~ Gio Nc.
Hay: steady; prime, li:$sG 20: No,
3, si@Ilo; clover. .osgsi:so. prssssd .Ss, s:..
chickens. isa soc; fowls. ls@s:He;
try: Unsettled: geese. lI@i2c; ducks.
Ia isc: fowls: lsh q2oc: turkeys.
asa asa ssS 0'.s cheese: rlrmsr: sren State milk.
common to specials, i5@ 1sc; skins.
common to special. 56l5c.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

BAkER--Aprli 80. at parents home
3lSs Jefferson-ave. east. Gertrude
Thelma. beloved daughter OF DR.
a. V. and Carrie tnee Baylessl
Baker. Funeral Wednesday. 2 y
M. from residence.
ODONNELI,--Josep NJ, at Harper
hospital. Funeral from $50 War
ren-ave. west, Wednesday morning
and 81. Iseo's church at . a. m
Burial at Mt. Elliott cemetery
Funeral via auto.
POwER-April 80. 1915. al 1877 Good,
win, John w. Power. beloved
father Of Mrs +; A, Gillian. Charis,
and Guy L. Power. Funeral ser
vices from residence. Wednesday
at p. m.
PRATT-charles. sr.. aged 70 years
beloved brother OF Damas and
father OF Captain Frank C.. Charlie,
y, Theodore. Mrs. i. j. White
Mrs. r. w. Donaldson and Miss
Eliza Pratt. Notice OF funeral
later.
wATKO-Gertrude Josephine. aged
three years. beloved daughter OF
dear sister OF Margaret. Helen and
Marie Watko. Funeral from resi-
dence, 6G5 Meldrum- Wednes-
day at $40 a. m. and 10 Our Lady
OF sorrow church at . o'clock.
WEBsTER-May 1. 1916. at his resi-
dence. i9l Townsend-a Thomas
T.. brother OF Edward p. Webster
liam r. Blake. "a Peterboro-st. at
sis, and TO ST. charles's church
at o'clock. Burial at Mt. Elliott
via auto.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
CANADIANS WILL
NOT EXERCISE
RIGHT OF SEARCH

William Livingstone. president OF
the Lake Carriers association. who
recently called 10 the attention OF
the United States department Of
state for investigation a report that
tho Canadian government was ngur.
Ing on searching all vesnels visiting
Canadian ports. has received assur'
ances from Robert Lansing. secre-
tary Of state. that the right or
search will not be exercised by the
Canadian government. Mr.. Living
stone war I'm douo, 80 TO the attitude
Of the Dominion concerning aliens
ssiioSs on neutral boats.
In his messagc 70 NJ, Livingstone,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
EeathS

stefano Giorotano, 22s f. Fort. I
months, convulsions: Anthony La
Maria, 161 Illinois. l year. broncho
Sherwood. II months. broncho pneu-
monia; Martha n. Bittner, 1s2 St
Jean. 2 months. marasmus; Sylvia
Spetzel Herman Kiefer hospital I
months. measles; Peter Cello. Receiv-
ing hospital. about ts years, delirium
tremens; Eva Matthews. Receiving
hospital. about 80 years. valvular
heart disease; Martin G. Fcderiein,
edema; ola T.. Offord. ~ Benton. i3
years. mitral regurgitation: Thomas
l.. Cunningham. Connaught. years,
bronchial pneumonia; Genofa Horton,
3i9 Lyman, 2 days. bronchial pneu--
monia; Mary n. Dunn. 426 Baker. 20
years. mitral insufficiency: Charles
Patterson, Hudson and Common
wealth, SO years. fractured skull;
Olga Marks. lole Harper. > months.
marasmus: GLADYS ". Carter, Flor
ence Crittenton Home. months To-
bar pneumonia; Joseph Weiderman,
NJ. c. Il: II. track. s5 years. fractured
back: Dorothy Ludwiczewska. 2si
Grandy. I years. diphtheria; Dorothea
Pipper. GA Robins. years. endocar-
ditis, Carrie A. Totten. 70 years. De-
troit Tuberculosis hospital. pulmon-
airy tuberculosis; Frank WinkelmeieIr.
aga Vermont, aI years, phthisis pull
months: John Bucholsky. Grace hos
pital. about 10 years. fractured skull
waiter kadomski, l'3s Senllnole. %
years. pulmonary phthisis; James \.
McMichael. 157 Brainard. 55 years.
chronic interstitiaI nephritis: John
g. Hannaway. Providence hospital. 80
years. pulmonary 'hemorrhage: Ken
meth Day, 2s1 Lysander. II years. or
ganic heart disease; Louisa Cotton.
t92 Helen. IS years, sarcoma; George
J. Letontwier, s53 Meldrum, q years,
epileptic convulsions; Mary St John.
Arnold Home. about so Years. shock
from fall; Alexander Reaumc. Se3
Thirty-nrst. II months, ileo colitis;
Efhe Nanderhurg. ais Harrison. 81
years. pernicious anaemia Frank Ma
teika. 81 Homo, year. ,broncho pneu
monia; Floranturc Smigiel So Port
land. 2 years. dlphtherla; Maria Ma
RANT. ESQ Brady. 2 months. tubercu-
lar meningitis: Ernest Petry. 33 See
boIdt, SO years. uremia Frank MI
chaels. lis. Atwater f.. IS years mi
trai insuffciency; James n, MELON
aid. 1t4s Scotten. IS years. chronic
interstitial nephritis; Hagop Attick-
ian. tuberculosis santa .ium, %
years. pulmonary tuberculosis: Arth-
ur Wilde. 7o1 81. Paul. I months.
broncho pneumonia: Mary Nizol 7it
Harper. IS years cirrhosis OF liver.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
MOrtuary

COURTNEY--May 1. Henry ~. at his
late residence, 5s4 wabash-ave, !.
beloved husband OF Gertrude and
father OF Henry w. Charles p.
Gertrude NJ and Edward A. Court.
ney. Funeral "wednesday. s:30 at
residence. and . o'clock ST. Vim
cents church. via auto.
rLANAGAN-May 4. 1910, at her
residence. 400 Meldrum- ave, Cath
crime Flanagan. Notice OF funeral
later.
GRAY-Aprr 80, 1915 Edward Gray
Jr.. beloved son os Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gray. Funeral service pri-
vate.
GuTuRtE--April 10, suddenly, Dave
Guthrie. beloved husband or Ada
Guthrie. Funeral Wednesday.
y. m. from residence. 3e7 Canton
ave.
MOTT May 7. at her residence. 80
Piquette.ave., Emily a.. aged a
years. widow of the late John r
Mott and slater Of John r. and the
late w, ~, Dawson. Funeral from
residence Thursday at . D. m. In.
terment at Royal Oak,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

Secretary Lansing quotes message
from the American consul in Otta-
wa, which follows:
~ am informed by the Canadian
department Of external affairs that
these regulations are not applicable
to river and harbor ports and that
any instructions that have been is
sued in that behalf have been can
cellei. The department states. how
ever, rule for such removal from
neutral vessels will be enforced at
all sea ports"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
FEDERATION OF
PRINTERS TO MEET
IN BATTLE CREEK

Members ri the Michigan Press
and Printers federation will hold
their second annuai meeting in Bat
tie Creek. May IS, 10 and 20.
Arthur Brisbane. of New York, OF
the Hearst publications; Gov. Ferris.
John Clyde Oswald. Of New York,
and w. F.. Shoemaker. of Chicago,
will be- the principal speakers. There
also will be experts present 10 ad.
dress the sectional meetings.
Competition for the Chase s. o.
born cups. for the best appearing
front page makeup and general style
of q regular edition will he revived.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
Sugar Market

ssgar-Corrected aaiIy by w. II.
ib.. jii.so: Do. s:ib.. sii.so: Eagle
$40: xxx powdered. Ss3b: stan
dard powdered, $3.50; granuiated. ex-
ira coarse. tT95; granulated, fne, In
bulk, $3.50; Kranulated, 25-lb. cot
tons, 1920; crystal domino gran, l.
Id. and bib. cartons. In cases. $50:
crystal domino. gran HF cases.
ers' A. s7.75; No. I. $50: No. S, U.7s:
80. .. 37ss; No 10. $3.50: No. II. i7iS:
No: II, $40; No IA. C.36;. No. ~.
ture. ts.75: beet granulated, 1910
per 100 lbs: household powd., rs,
"a TO case. $3.50. Do. IS to case. $3.50
per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
BATTLE CREEK q grun0sD
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit, Mich,

Notice f Is hereby 'Si given SIh that Z : 80.
the Battle Creek 9 sturgis haIiw9y
Company will be held at the Dea414s.
pal office OF the company. Room ~
Detroit. Mich, on Thursday. fhs 81
day OF June. 1916, 1t 10 s'clock Z. -:
for the purpose q considering 49,
authorising the sale OF part or. on 81
this company to The Michitam CeoS,
trail Railroad Company and such oenN'
er matters and things ~ may - tQNi
to be done in connection theroW1tk
BY order of the Board Of DlrlqeneA
d. w. PARDBA "
0ecyotoSy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
CANADA SOUTHERN DRxDoD
COMPANY. ~,

Detroit, Mich Aprfl :, INA !
Notice is hereby given that . -
she ss cassa. ssns so0thsrs rs ssisss cSSsssy
will be held at the principel of049
OF the company. Room 3o2. rifteeAlp
Street Passenger Station. Detroee
June. 1915, at 10 O'clock .. m. tor tSs
purpose OF con sidering ard authorl9s
ing the sale OF the railroad. r1oh1e
and franchises OF this company ~
pany and such other matters o04
things as may be incident to Or noos
essary or appropriate to bs done -
connection Herewith.
BY order OF the Board Of Dtreeeoga
d. w. PARDEB, ~
Secretary. M
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

II Is estimated that Cuban Cane
Sugar estates will produce nearly
of Cuban sugar. The expected out
put Of the island republic this year
Is 22,290, 600 bags. OF which Cuban
cane should produce 3.i05.000 bags or
q trifie more than 15cc,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

DETROIT. Mich. May s.-The but
ter marked here did not follow the
decline at Elgin ali the way. being
content with a decline OF cent.
easionsi small fractional advance.
more because OF light receipts than
from any special demand. Potatoes
are Offering more freely again. and
cents % ~s,Is s,rswSerxi.s stoSk on nrs oHsp only %
little higher In price.
..APRise-epie,. eSSo9si. baIdw,ns.
1910; stseis Rcd. NgS DBL:
aPR,s.; R..:.I.,';os n;7sHs;' 1ssii 1s.ssiio.,n. ,,osx.
VI; 2o@2 per BUNCH.
1eess-Dried ldmas; ak w1c 10;
.SIsnsssrsSss-ss per o"''
ss:ssS::.:,,s s:sS:::, SEQ, a.e Per ssl sS.'' new
cabbage. ss:ssq3 per crate,
Ches:.-Miehisan. ia's. :1tc; New
York. lsc: Swiss. ,2u2,c; imported
swtss. $50 soc. itmburger. z-it.. lIc;
lib. ishc; brick cream. l,3c: long
nIpn nss..nsn ne nC.,x.seFancrx ra,e uissSs mpiac
common. i1Ql2c 10.
..Frcs. Vssssse'eSS-re peppsre
x..t09 zoo crate SOC basket: :ndish- :
ea ions sOW &c round. 2oa SOC
dosen icdrce. lomilc per ID par
hoSx:, sp ssssiso G go per fudSmoT don hotneSse a1s
tomatoes, aaa csc No.: carrots. 7o07sc
ou.: head iet!use, .S2.'sma hamper; /;
. 4S0sso bu.: shailots toG5oc doz.
rIorlda t9matSes' szSoM 20 case
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

The first tri-annual meeting OF the
Detroit Builders and Traders OK
change will be held At o'clock.
Tuesday night. II will be an infor-
NAL reception for the many new
members, who recently took quar-
ters on tho fourth floor OF the Penob-
scot building. The reception and
smoker will be held in the rooms OF
the exchange.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03

Notice Is hereby given that . 49,
ciai meeting OF the stockhol9eru oG
the Bay City q Battle Creek Ral1V1I
Company VIII be held at the prypq'D1
office Of the company: Roem ~ ~.
troit. Mich. on Thuysday. the e1A
the purpose Of ccnsidertng 40 G. =
ori.inE the sale Of tns rsiIsss4:
The Michissn csntrsi Rallys<4 y
sRsSs ssiSsss as g nay % = si1ss{
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
JOBBINo PRICES.

Canned Gees. -App,es. ss.s60s.sU
FsL: baked baked beans, lib. Sogsoe:
Maine. S1.l5: standard. 81. Table
leev. 81 .2s0l,to. Peas: Fancy early
All Ine $40: nat Apnara pinss. SOC Toms1o.a. ,me.
His: Marrowfat peas. ~: early
Juno. n.so; sifted early June. $40
per dos.
Feed - Jobb,ng prices In n-bbi.
acks: Bran. $2t; standard middIings,
as, nne middiinga $50; cracked
wrn. e33: corn and cat chop, SIS tom
F1sue-Jobbing prices. Best Michi-
an patent. $3.50: second patent.
$40: straight. $3.50: pure Eye. So:
prlng patent. Ss.so per bbL In paper
acks
Detreit Oil--Raw linseed oil, Sac:
oiled linseed. s3c gal. in barrel lots.
Kerosene In iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. SIC: perfection. S.Sc: oai-
.cine. io.sc: red crown gasoline. zoe
,al.
Hardware--Nai's, s275 keg case:
.nncaled wire. se.Tt per bundis. gal
The Detroit times., 1916-05-03
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL lA1H
ROAD COMPANY. l~E;X slss,;!
Detroit, Mich. April 3. lo1&I

OotIOIts miCuy April - 4V8Y4f4
Notice u hereby given that .eYe1
cial meeting OF the stockh0Ido9D
The Michigan Central Railroad Cpl
pany will be held at the n&NoZ
ofnce or the company. Room $o& ~
teenth Street Passenger StatiQ4
troit Mich. on Thursday. the -
OF June. 1915. at 10 o'clock Q. -.
the purpose Of considering and e2f
the railroads rights and frane114.
panies. to-wit: Bay City = 1af{R
Creek a sturgis Railway ConpA2(f
Chicago, Kalamazoo 4 saginaw Xall~.
way Company. Detroit & BAY 0D0U
Railroad Company. Detroit Belt 49,
Railroad, The Detroit { CharlG366
ray q Dearborn RaiIrosd CompoSSS
Detroit. Toledo 4 Milwaukee He% =
road Company, The Grand River yoDe'
ley Railroad Company, Jackaon, lnD
sing a Saginaw Railroad Comp0mUil
Joliet q Northern Indiana RallFo01'
Company. Kalamazoo South 4ovo
Railroad Company. Lansing TrQnn0t
Railway Company. Michigen A1r 4oQ0'
Railroad Company. st. Clair = Vet,
ern Railroad Company, and The TQIo0Dk,
Canada Southern & Detroit RAILWAY
Company: and such other matters go,
things as may be incident 20 or 49,
essary or appropriate to be o00o ~
connection thcrewith. :,
BY order of the Board OF Qtr4leoeA
d. w. PARDHA
0ocroen1y.1fT