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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11

oats-Market No higher. No. 8
white. ASK @47c: No. 4 white. 46Aa q
Omaha Butter Market.
United Press Leased Wire Service
OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 11.-Butter, 80
cents.
Chicago seed Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1O.-Rye-No. 2.
$1.O2.
Barley-6s@7sc.
Tmothy-$5.5O@8.00.
Clover-$1O.0 0@1s.6O.
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st. IouIs Hav Market,

st. Louis Hay Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 1O.-Hay-
Market steady; receipts at ST. Louis,
Is cars; at East st. Louis. 16 cars.
Choice timothy, 1890; No. 1 timothy.
1850; No. timothy, $1O.5O@12.5O.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Hog receipts
$4,000; market slow. steady. Mixed
and butchers. $s.o50s.40; good heavy.
$S.20@s.35; rough heavy. $s.05@S.15.
light, $s.oo@s.4o; pigs. 3e.so@7. 80.
Cattle receipts $500; market
steady. Beeves, $6.2.@9.65; cows and
heifers, ,$3.OO@8.OO; Texans, $4,000
100: calves. $s.25@11.S.: westerns,
$6.5o0s.Oo.
Sheep receipts 5000: market weak.
Native. s7.G0@s.00: western. $7.70@
s.25; lambs, $s.75@1oc5; western.
$9.00@11.25.
Chicago Live stock-cIose.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co.,
4os Main. Telephone No. 1901
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Hog receipts
10000; market slow to SO lower.
Mixed and butchers. 3s.050S.35; good
heavy. $S.0508.40; rough heavy. $8.O5
@8.15; light, $7.95@S.35.
Cattle receipts $500; market weak;
top 1886.
Cattle receipts $4,000: market 1oc
up; top $s.25. Lambs. top SLIPS.
81. Louis Live stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Cattle
receipts 1000; market steady. Texas
receipts 200; native beef steers. $3.50
@9.50; yearling steers and heifers,
SS.50@9.35; cows, $5.5O07.00; stock
ers and feeders. 35.5007.25: calves.
$6.00@11.50; Texas steers. $5.250S.50
cows and heifers. $4.000650.
Hog receipts 10000: market 6010c
higher. Mixed and butchers, $500
$50; good to heavy: ss.s5@s.5o;
bulk, $4,000 $40; pigs, ss.750s.0o.
Sheep receipts 100; market steady.
Ewes, $6.25@7.75; lambs, @9.O0@11.25,
wethers, ss.00@10.o0.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 11.-Cattle re-
ceipts 800; market steady. Steers. |
cows and heifers, 1850 |
s.85: stockers, and feeders. $1,000 !
IT'S: calves, 36.50010.50.
Hog receipts 1000; market strong. |
Bulk, $7.S008.20; heavy, $8.1009.26; |
&s.o0@s.2o: light, S7..o0
$40.
Sheep receipts 5000: market
steady. Lambs. $10.25@10.s0: ewes.
$7.0007.65: wethers, $6.500l0.60.
omaha Live stock.
OMAHA, Feb, 11.-Cattle receipts
200; market slow. lower Steers.
e6.25@8.30: cows and heifers, $3.50
700; stockers and feeders, $500
$50; calves, $7O099.75; bulls and
stays. $4.75@6.25.
Hog receipts $4,000: market steady.
Bulk, $7.6507.s5; top. $7.S..
Sheep receipts $500; market
strong, 25c higher: Yearlings.. ss:75
Q9.40; wethers, 37.00@f75; lambs,
ewes. $7.00@7.40.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Feb. IL Butter
Creamery extras. SIC; extra firsts,
70 ls 030hc; flrsts. 24@2shc; sec
,nds o2m2A1kc
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Horse and MuIe Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 10.-Horses-
Buyers are numerous and there Is
better demand for both the southern
and eastern class Of stock than there
was the previous week. All good quail
ity animals bring fairly attractive Of.
ferings, but bidding on the outclassed
stuff is not IN the least satisfactory.
War horse trade was the most ab I
sorbing At the market, and it required
quite a liberal offering to appease the
call from that quatrer. Both French
and Italians had two inspections run
ming at full blast, the latter having re.
Gently opened q new contract, and
both governments are expected to be
in the fight for some time.
Heavy draft, extra ........ $780, 1SS
Eastern chunks .....-...... 14O6ls0
Plain chunks .............. Sbn125
Southern horses, good .--.., 11b@l35
Southerners, plain 49,. -..,.. 700 100
Southerners, common ...... 400 s.
Choice saddlers 100000
plugs ........ so Is
Mules-The real extent Of the do
cline varies a BIT, but It Is estimated
ali popular grades fell of not less
than $40 to the head. Good, fat, fin.
ished cotton mules are selling strong
er than they did the previous week,
but the inquiry Is not sufficiently urg-
ent to Justify any raise in value. Pack
mules are eagerly sought by the
French buyers and that class Of stock
is selling to fair satisfaction.
18 to 1914 hands 80. $13bn27o
Is to 15h hands -. ..... 81. 100 0lSo
IA to 14A hands ......... 6b6lzo
10 to 1917 hands ....... 80. 400 20
flURS 49, ts ~.ss EOV ~
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Peoria Grain.

Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H., Feb. 11.-Corn-Mar-
ket steady. No. white, 71Hc; No.
white, &c; No. 6 white. 631sc; No. 8
yellow, 74c bid; No yellow, Zoe;
No. yellow, 66@671sc; No. 6 yellow,
63R @641sc; No. mixed, 65A@67c;
No. mixed, 63k@64kc.
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St. Louis Hay Market.
Market steady; receipts at St. Louis,
Is cars; at East st. Louis. 16 cars.
Choice timothy, $1,000; No. timothy.
i$16.00@1S.0O ;lJo. timothy. $4,000
1850; No. 8 timothy. $1O.50@12.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
PATRIOT BACK
FROM CAMP
AFTER FIVE DAYS

Charlie Gordon assistant village
clerk OF Highland Park. Is very pa
triotic When m" call for soldier
for Mexican border duty was sent
out, Charlie wanted to 30, but he
wasn't in training, 50 he decided
to become proficient in the husineS
of a soldier and then 10 otrer him.
self a. sacrifice for his Country's s
flag He took a correspondence
course on how 10 hold gun and
what TO wear. and after 20 lessons
thought he was Well on the way 10
Commiss ion lie decided 20 go
10 the Plaitsburgh training camp
and show mp the other rockies. but
after Ave days, Charlie has re-
turned home "a sadd'r bur wiser pa.
triot He Is suffering from bills
tered feet and sfubbed toe
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Marriage Licenses

George Burke % GIad,- VI
lorhau 20
clyde r Robinson eo Detroit Err
ma = Brown. 90 Wvandotte.
Jozef Kroczyk %. Anna I.uko-
wnyk. 90
Ndolrb Ka,uz. - Mar, G,Ior. rs
John g. Loomcr. eS Nit7 t. Dodge,
cbarrcs o.coonor 2 catherine
paul ~alamap. Is. MARY S,ork,. -
Richard Van Busum. 2l. D'uof
Ntyiau \ HoIt "a. Terra Haute. Ind.
Michael J.. ~u'H,r %. Detroit;
Henrietta D.. Van Nrtmael rs. Hart
Henry shapiro -t Helen collins,
p
chester uuasou Detroit.
Lulg T. Browcr. -,. Lima. a..
Herman +. Nicnow, 90. Alice Fla
mont 81
John Miorl, joV@sL o. W,aud,,te,
Alexandria Uoiyusta. l". same.
Giovanni Purpura. - Sauda Ran
Irslon " Stronhcu. -. Sew Bruns-
wick. y All'en ~ Ryan. 90. sau".
Percy D,loycru. 90 Pearl VI Le-
Guy r sbsNer. 81. Davenport. Ia
Grace HoNse. :. rhampe En' lll
Nicholas Bauer. 90 Loretta -.
Brcru 90
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
HIGHLAND PARK
MAN is BADLY
INJURED WHEN
THROWN FROM CAR

Chaued Mu#tof 40 .og Gerald
ave- Highland PARK, was seriously
injured Whom h" WIS thrown from
a movu- WoodWaro.s cal ~ the
cuuiuCor. Td.ula' Afternoon.
MuNofo MAS one. ~ a uuulcr Of
persons waiting To-, car g, She cor.
nrr ui Woodward ave aud Division
st The car tina. stopped Was crowd
ed ANA started 10 move lcfoi -
Mustote got on lie ran hort dis.
tancc with n and Jumped on as the
doors were still open only TO be
thrown of
Passenger, on tho car took the
ccnducturs number and reported
the matter 90 the police The in.
Jured mar was taken 10 The Office nf
pr Frank Sugss, 30. 29io Wood
ward ave. where ne vas treated.
rhe police hav" tcon unable thus
far "a l.catc the conductor
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
SCHROEDER QUITS
AS PRESIDENT
OF HAMTRAMCK

Arthur 4. Schroeder, president OF
Hamtramck village. has resigned his
position and also his Otticc az pres
ident OF the board Of education Of
'hc village Both resignaSsns have
been accepted
The reason given by Mr. Schroe
der for both designations is his re-
moyal 20 his new home in Detroit
Trustee Edward Russell is acting
president, and may be elected to
the office in the meeting OF the
council Thursday evening \ new
trustee viii also have 20 be elected,
but there will be no special cleo.
tior. "a the village council has the
right 20 appoint trustees cor a presI.
dent when a vacancy is created bc.
fore an election
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
MOrtuary.

anon suddenly. Aug -. at Goder-
ich George clark Caron. son OF pr.
GoorC, o. rarcu ana Mrs Nctu"
'larh 'aruu, and brother ~ Mar
uar-t Elizabeth Carou. Funeral
services from house. l52 la Slllc
Gardens. Thursday at r. m. bur
lll private
CROWLEY Nug ~ 1915. at his
sons residence. 56S IastiaWn- ave,
fOuu j.. beloved husband of tn" lai'
pClphnc Van bawWe crowley. and
father ~ G. :. Crowley. Of Omaha,
\Cu.. Mrs g. T.. TITUS, uf ChicaE".
M and T.. ~ crowley, OF Detroit.
Funeral from above residence st
$50. church OF the Aununcistion at
% 80 o'clock Thursday a. m, by
limousine
IISSIE Aug &C. 1915 Catherine,
darling daughter or Mr.. and Mrs
t.d e.. oirtcsslo tnee Matilda NhooD
aged - months Funeral from res
At ga ana 20 II. Catherine = church
at Chicago and Newark. y j,
papers please copy.
HARsHMNN Aug -. At residence,
l0e FurcSt-ave. east Nlonzo NJ. Hc-
loved husband ~ Orilla NJ Harsh
man. father NJ Mrs n Tunison.
sE,d 30 years. Notice ot funeral
hereafter.
LE NESsI RIER-AuE 81. ~ the
residence of h"r daughter Mrs r.
! Iri-mall. 2tS Delaware ave Nre
Rachel Cunning Lc Messur,er, be
loved mother ~ George r Cunning,
Mrs clara cunning Shields. J0ser
r. 10 Ne~surtcr. Mrs borca~ t..
Shields and Mrs Marie Louise lris-
mail 7nd William j. lie Mcssurlcr.
RICE Mabel baker aged so YEAR.
beloved wife ~ Clarence Rice. and
mother OF Nlodia Funeral from
20. Virginia Park, Thursday, Aus
a.
NIERGES Aug 90. Catherine. asei
Su Years beloved wife uf Jacob
Nucr-s~ and dear mother OF Nr-
EuEcuo lynda. Frank Rose. Celia
ana clara. sister Of Gertrude NJ
hright FunerHi from residence,
I-iu Coucord-ave. Thursday, AuE
g. az go m 50 Anthony e.
church a. O'Clock Burial az Nj
Elliott cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
MOTORISTS NOT
OBLIGED TO STOP
BEHIND CARS

y number of motorists travelling
through Highland PARK believe that
they are forced 90 stop behind -
car at each coracr. said ScrSt. Paul
Gay ~ The Highland Park police.
This is not the case. The safety
zones IN this village are six feet
wide When occupied by car
there rs but three tee; left. 50 "a
motorist must drive three feet near
rr the curb in order 10 stlll give
the passengers in the zone sN feet
of safety That is All We require
here. 4 mororlsl is liable 10 a fine
II he does not do this, but he does
no, have to stop
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
FORD co. WILL
FORCE CLEANUP

After several conferences between
officials OF the Ford Motor co. and
trustees OF Hamiramck township.
the company has finally decided TO
cooperate With The authorities m
cleaning mp the district east OF
Highland Park known as Hell =
Half Acde. Several inspectors viii
ne put 10 wor kby the company to
force all OF It's employees in the dis.
irict 10 clean up their homes cor 10
move 10 cleaner quarters The Ford
company has close 90 1000 employees
living I'm this section
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Attacked wife. is Charge

Frank Schmecht q Ford 'mploye.
Highland Parh was arrested. Tucs
day. on a charge OF assault and hat.
terry preferred by his wife His
trial was set for Thursday. Augi -.
AZ 10 m. In Justice Bendclow's
court Bail was placed az 5000. With
two sureties. in default OF which he
was remandcd 10 an 90 await trial
Schmecht's wife has had 10 leave
him several times because OF his
abuse. pEs1
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
ONE CENT A WORD
Deaths

Charles Floody. Receiving hospital
o. years. fractured skuii John r.
Kruger. Grace hospital, AZ years IN
quest pending; Peter NroblcWskl' l.
Children's Free hospital months
malnutrition. Joseph a. Toupin, Grace
hospital 20 years, perforated ulcer;
Mike Calls. 330 Brush, 26 years. put
monary tuberculosis. Edward Vim
ski. @39 AleAAndrine f., II months
diarThca and enteritisi Margaret VI
Seburn. lOe Grinnell months ma .
rasmus Cecil r. Johnson, Children >
Free hospital. 10 years. tuhercu losi
of lungs. Annie Davis. 269h Twelith j.
90 wears. carcinoma of larynN; VIII
liam Williamson, Receiving hospita
about 81 years. alcoholism; Ferdlnanh
Fletcher. 4S7 Mullett. months, ma
rasrnus. Edward l. Moon. Livernbl0
and NJ e. r. r., about "a years, hcm-
orrhaEe from injuries Broni slaW
iiudnik. 800 wits r., . months. diar %
rnel aud cu,arittS. Dorothy Mailman.
80" NleAaudrine months. yscn :
terry. Jan Ptak. Bocz alley. about 10
years, pulmonary tuberculosis John
suujnslN 1908 Dubois 81 years, heat
pTustration. Raymond Ncrrist. Har-
pcr hospital. = years. tubercular men
'uRiti- Marian + Banm, 39e clair
mount, ! year. meningitis, John L.
wandowskt Milwaukee Junction
round house. 90 wears. inquest pend
ing. Albert t. Maynard. 1852 Vine
wood. - years myocsrditls, Nellie
" Branch. 100 'latrmpnt. : months,
Idipbthrriu Mrs Rose Connolly, Har-
per hospital. 20 years. acute uremia
Ralph l., Anderson. Samaritan hosnl-
tal 20 Years acute appendicitis.
wears. urphrlls. John c. Kennedy;
I12 Mrl[inatry. - years, abdominal
tuuor Nlozy RNha. 1lC Lawson, !
month. illeo-Colits.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
secretary Ofnce-5o Broadway
PED
ESTAL DESkS-NORTH-
ERN HIGH SCHOOL.

Detroit Mich. Aus 20. 1910.
Scaled proposals VIII b. received
ar t.f- office until 1900 O'Clock
noon ON september 18th. 1918. cor
Furnishing and installing complete.
AT the Northern High school build
ing. single pedestal desks
PROPOSALS must be submitted nc
cnrduul tu spoeiNuauuus on forms
furnished nr tho So retarv which
MAY nr mad upon application at this
office.
A certified rneck iu the amount OF
t1Hu 0U must accompany bids and the
sa.rrasfIt bidder viii he required 10
enter into contract. furnishing there
WIfn surety tomptuT bonds
TNr ruurd 90 Education reserves
th. right 90 reject any uf an bids
tITAS a tiApD.
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

Political statistical experts find
ing 20 figure out just what the size
of Detroits new vote will be- as the
result of the city'- rapid growth
That there are between 25.0O0 and
10000 new voters is the belief Of
many OF these experts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
RnAnD OF EDrCATIoN

BOARD OF EDUCATION
Secretary's Office. 30 Broadway.
Detroit. Mich Aug. 10. 1916,
BIDs-ERECTION TWENTY ROOM
SCHOOL tICO11fE, Nc
GRNM, PiTTsDuRG AND GIL
Sealed preposals will be received
at this office until 4:l5 o'clock D. m.
Tuesday. September 18th. 1916, for
furnishing an labor and material
twenty school building in block
bounded by Cicotte, McGraw. Pitts
burg and Gilbert avenues.
Proposals will be received as fol-
Proposals for the entire job
Proposals under the four-bid form.
General Mason Specifications
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating, Ventilating and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
classes OF work.
It is essPsscially desired that con.
OF work. Plans and specifications
covering all work embraced in the
Architects plans and peclfieations.
may be seen at the office OF the ar
Chtt.et---M Malcomson 4 Higginbot-
ham. lOI NoHnt building
plans and specifications covering
all work embraced in the consult
ing engineers plans and specihes-
llOU~, iNdE b' Hffli ~ iAt 'lHNe ot
tho consulting engineers zimmerman
a. NcColL 224S Penobscot building
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting CuEinetrs and must be ac-
I cumpanied by certified check or
cash equal To SO Of the bid. A surety
company bond VIII not he accepted
In connection with the submitting OF
proposals.
General contractors must submit.
! attached 20 their proposals. the
! names ~ an their suh-contractors.
deposit OF SO - required for
, ea,h act of plans, 20 be repaid whcy
plans arc returned. Also = rental OF
g. per day viii be charged contrac-
tors who retain plans longer than
agreed.
Tho Board ~ Elucation reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids
CHARLES 4. GADD.
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

N'' '' ~" '" tom"
$50 Sbl ''.-' '.'' "'.' 20"
, b"n"""s - Good Good shipping stock
'n n..n. ,1'. n ~ e,.l....,,
"sTr'c, 'r"s.-s. al'I j Gsr5,. q = So q. IS bn
'"ifor"in Fruits Fl'ms ~ ~
81 as I&'T, & -
ssSas" ~. ,N'..W y ~. 49, 'rets,,,lo.
h'esu iist' i3V 10 e..
5ocN -, ~. ~, = a-''
Syesn ''isi. isic ,oES nm. ic dai[cs Tl,S
cherries Sour s1-bnISE. sweet
t22T per TN
Erc-h N-g.,.bte.- Groar repnors
~ ~ Pc pn,r.i. 2. Taa',R". s, ,a' ,os o. per c"
crmhers 8 ~ nor I,, inrntfora =
2 No' Va .-lh la'tct. s. pr
8 no S', 2. Ssa4 le'tass 10. s. 90 80 s..ce,9.
soc doz green onions. i5Tisc dor,
SyI greeI corh. ti'35 per bag W ''o '''
gi'c' i'F" p%mpsI % i6mIi', III ill.,. tNtracted'
7Gt Ia
Ray"pctron shippers are paying
me fo,.'%ins prlGrts r,.,t, tor osIsd nay IN
otby n.w sfiGis .t,ndard tim
othy SIg5oaIt i'm. mixed i13n
IL. NJ Timothy. SI2dl3. No /
mixed. tlidig, 10 . mixed. $50 0;
as wheat and at straw SIS so u 7
,an ""'"' al" o." '''""' Wv y
Lemons per box.
N'%s. M.Tc.. hagtvf5rSR ioa e. ger 'O9 Standards
,s-EI7 crs,s osage s40abO per
ri 'oT r,,srSeionS GrS M sSc %niV snsR per
on,"ns sHnthern. az Is Der 100 lbs 7:
s,s''iVL ,I,0 No.
Pe-che--s3 5OaS75 hu.
ra.sspp,"rchthf3 30 '1ebb bn bars
q, '"'S," a.. S, 49, a. E05,7 - -
p,,,,r, III broiir-s 92c Nor =
bro'I"rs 2ig2gc fancy hens. isc.
MEDIUM hens i7a1-Ic No = hens.
isa ~. .taEs. !, l2n T.. "a" geese. %
So, I,o,,,oc. ti-, bu and 81 SO
hhi
''''
c.A cood. Annlo. 7Sa2bo
.a %, fGi K Sorn
Snc,. Main. iii5' standard. 81
Tail. hc.ts 4 otg1 40 Peas, Fnncy
ts.iv 49, al st,rosras Al Sal,
49, ,,ii go fIat ninrs aoc TO-
ms,o.s tl5s Noyr5%fRT pcas. 81:
81 ,6 doz
cors. yVbf,o ttou., oo~. standard
nacIaSes iS, Fg9ii.g In
PssdL L.iohbing prices io0-Ib. sacks.
nIen, ss5 staH1Sro mtuII,nE ,na mn tSs:
@nersa cnrn ,ncaI sqk corn and oat
Flour Jobblng prices. Best Michi.
s,rs,pht snp Pehten 80 Durs eI%m rye " So sprlnS
patent, $50 6bL IN eighth paper
ne,,o, ou-Rav lrseed oil. TO;
boiled linseed; sc gal n barrel lots,
headiight YIS e g., ''J5 perPSGti"n. Sc paia :
cine. i0sc. red crown gasoline. lse
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Births


RDYS
John . DNWurtn. PROVIDING hos
pital. Walter B"tts PROV idcrce
hospital Nntbony Kabhs. ae2 Rran-
don Joseph Fdlks. 33t Willams
Charles r. Page. 800 sherman. Ralph
" Payne, sl4 Fifteenth. Frederick
" Rudd. III T.. Elizabeth lhgcnr
FphreubHch $50 FairN view Frederick
y Martin Harper hospital, Joseph \.
Long. lli4 Woodward Roleslaw Da b.
Ida. 1912 Tarnow St"vc kwRsniak.
$50 Garfield. Walter Nolthorps. G35
Fisher John p Abbot. l6s EuElr,
Leonard Rurkhsrdt. is6 Hillgor
Anthony Iugga, 2s2 Mitchell stan
Icy NJ Copland 6!5 cadillac Dennis
Mcdrea a56 Hendrie, Thomas Rob
erts 2i9 spruce. Fred Whithread.
1909 Concord John w. Archamhault.
2gI Porter MOrcpllus SChtappacasse.
lt2 congress, John l.liks, $50 Plum
or. Moses Nathan, WoWau's hospital
Frederick ! TAYLOR, 1916 Robins Ed
ward pannemann. samaritan hospi-
tai. Richard SCrugEs, 'N Western
Market. Mike Lochock. II st. Jor
seph John pztedzic - julia Charles
\ Biskn"r, IS Junction Robert Lam
iEau ia Eighteenth. Joseph \ Ches-
ter. 33i clay. Massimo pisando, 1913
Cadillac Litterio McschilN, 100 T..
Fort. Louis Slatkin. 2Se Rowena OF
tarto Fiorini. 3iS Mullett, Rid"vay
Woodiey. 231 piN Isaac KlAskv. 40
Hazlett. Stsnislew Tiesz. 1913 Thirty
third. James \ Fouch. iOI witt;
John Kwulck, 1900 rarnow Daniel
Lane. 1272tr Wabash. Lawrence j..
tsoftus. III liazclwood Tsadore Lc-
gall e3o Russell Michael MonRa.
113 Post.
John y. SteEe. Providence hospital
MAMMALIAN Borrucsk,, Slb Riopelle, 1,
i.awsck ava bsccS. jobS il wbtmorc.
10 N33irc",sttri Peter j. t,rhan9,wircE'
81 Miles John Klein. 21s Nesson
Peter OlsIav aka. 1916 Camphe II
Roscoe 'ollicrs, % Prentis, Chf "
Bancroft eos Hendric. AleN KunkR.
22i9 Russell. Clarence H. Smart, s1i
canton STANLEY Gosconsli SS7 pu-
hois John " Cameron, it5i McClel-
Ian Thos Gibson, gS1 John r.. Al
fred Jacobs. ilG Lafayette; Samuel
Rubin. i5s superior. Henry Stanos-
lanSki 61i Mitchell. Julius Kalinow
Pleasant. Fird Zusman. t21 Benton
Walter Fielding, - Palms, John A
bun"r. Grace hospital, NincenZo
peitiltnc. lsh Larned Vito SRtinellR.
cs7 clinton Gabrielle Frapani 3S6
Fort T.. Ontauto Coiaugcto, BOZ Coor-
er salvatore Cavoliere. 16s Riopelle
James crawford, ~ Chapman Lloyd
Collier, Grace hospital anurV. Gsldor
Adlor. 2o3 Gladstone M7rceu SaruR
goo Wessou Joe OlsZewski, 2S3
Plumer, Tomas Makorskl, iN Ruhy-
ri Abraham Wetppr, 1892 Russell
James r. Hall 81 v Moutcalm AR
thur Meuhan. as Cranc Jacob SIX
kclrc los Reals Anthony cham i5S
ilale. stanley Slominski. as Buch-
anan.
First general railroad strike in
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
In Politics

The Mining Journal, of Marquette,
one OF the most influential newspa-
pers In the upper peninsula, In a
recent issue came on strongly IN
support OF Frank Il. Leland for the
gubernatorial nomination
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

First general railroad strike in
America began at Martinsburg, w
Va. July l6. 1877. against reduced
wages. lasted three months and
became extensive and widespread
Many millions in property de-
stroyed Strike uasuccessful.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
WTNONA AVE.
HIGHLAND PARK

THREE fine homes. 3 and 4
bed rooms. second block west
Of Woodward. Excellent con-
dition. Easy terms. Owner
Hemlock l027-R. No agents
need apply.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
Residence Bargain

Luthrop. between hamilton and
Woodward solid brick. bed
rooms. large lot garage, price
only $500. terms See Mr. Johnson
ct ERiN-B -BAECDCIN- -GDbl'REN co.
cad. 1880 4It FarWell Bldg
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
FOR SALE---FARMs

30 ACRES 2is miles south Of Wayne,
about acres in berries. good pOul-
try house. stock. tools and crops
$4,000 down. Would consider city
property. No agents. Box l. No.
6S Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

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PERSONAL

NoTICE--If any poor girl is In
trouble, needing advice. fTiendfhip
or help, write or call ou SECRF,-
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. IOi7
Forrest. W salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

The Mining Journal of Marquette,
one OF the most influential newspa-
pers In the upper peninsula, in a
recent issue came on strongly m
support of Frank n. Leland for the
gubernatorial nomination.
Frank Potter, Jr, Republican cam
didate for the state legislature from
Detroit is doing a whole lot Of per
sunal work In his campaign This
rs his first quest after a political or
fee Mr. Potter Is editor and pup.
Usher or militia news magazine,
The IIiker, a monthly issued in DE
truit Hc was formerly ,u the bank
ing business and for some time was
connected with the cotton seed oil
industry There are sc candidates
seeking election, II 10 be chosen,
seven 10 be returned and four new
ones In the field
Aid Robert W Rutter. who is
candidate for county authorship.
has discovered that he has Scottish
blood in his veins and placards
showing him in kits and carrying
bagpipes are appearing,
State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner James W Helme. and Ed
ward Frensdorf of Hudson. who ara
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23

Anne Henrietta Martin president
of the National tWomars 3 party, ia
n natiye of Nevada and graduate
of its state UNIVERSITY She is a
prolific writer for tho press and
has long been prominent in social
reform movements.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
PLYMOUTH ROAD

20 acres only II miles from city hall
fronting ON stone road 10 Ply
mouth Good soll ana buildings
Price only $4,000. term,
GRAND RIVER
100 acres choicc soil. ideal location
good Buildings 90 acres under cul-
ttvatiun and tile. drained. and 10
acres good timber We can sell you
this farm for $4,000 on terms or
might take some trade
The Detroit times., 1916-08-23
NEAR UTICA

20 ACRES hrst-class soil fair build
ings. g horses. 8 UeaAof cattle. all
other tock,-orops and tools for
$1,000 and win trade ar Detroit
propertE Tromle!, Wilson co.
cadillac fg0g 1Ul6 Chamber OF
Commerce bldg.