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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
I HILLEARY
Is Urged to Be Candidate for the House
Of Delegates.

RuCKHANNoN, Jan. 25.-The many
friends Of John B. Hilleary, editor Of
the Republican are urging him to be-
come q candidate for member OF the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
Social and Personal
Isms for this department welcomed They b se..
rephned to kilograms editorial department Tslephons''
Bell 8e0 Homo 1917
Fir Miss BUNS.

Complimentary to Miss Katherine
Burns, of Parkersburg. Miss Mildred
Lambert will entertain at cards from
8 to s o'clock Thursday afternoon in
her home on East Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
SHOT DEAD.
(By Associated Press.)

wEIiLSBuRG, Jan. 25.-Jos-
eph Manchez, a well to do far
mer, residing near Golfers. w.
Va, was called to his door at
daybreak Monday, and shot
dead. Mrs. Manchez came here
at noon and notified the author
tiles who organized a hunt for
the assassin in the hills where
the crime was committed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25

During the war members Of the;
English Royal Flying Corps have flown
q distance approximately equal to four
times around the world.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OE WEST VIRGINIA.
Al Rules continued and held In the once
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County
on Wednesday, the eighth day Of December.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
WYANDOTTE TO
PURCHASE MORE
WATER FRONTAGE

Efforts 10 purchase me properly
adjoining the Wandorte water an i
lighting plant. on Front g.. az Pop
lar.st.. consisting Of about 100 feet
frontage. viii Do made by the city
commission. II plans formed a. The
last session ere -4>cossful
Mayor Wai'@r e I.amierl has ~.
pointed a committee 81 ilree com
rnisslonerg. 10 negotiate nuh The
Marx Brewing 20 owners % the
property for ia purchase on IL
are The ruins OF the Detroit Organic
Chemicals Coz former plant de-
s,royed hy FIRE srmc rrn'hs ago
The brick building was formerly the
Eureka brewing Co, purchaaed by
the MARI interests many Years ago.
n The purchase Is Effected. th@
city-WiIl own liver from propeS>y
from Poplar 20 Chestnui-sts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
CONTINENTAL
IN BIG DEMAND
Eight Hundred Shares Sold on
Local Exchange--Reo
Car Advances

Continental Motors created some
thing of sensation on the floor OF
the Detroit Stock Exchange, Satur'
day morning when more than 500
shares were sold 20 one broker al
prices ranging from &c 20 3GA Sell
ing opened at SO and closed at 81.
Several hundred shares were sold
after the closing Friday, also.
Continental was not alone how
ever, among the active stocks. Trad
ing assumed brisker proportions
Saturday than a, any time since July
1. Prudden advanced point in
the bid and REQ Car did likewise IN
der strong demand which began
Friday afternoon.
Paige Detroit advanced In the bid
from 40 10 a. l-2 points. while Cen.
trail Savings bank brought bid of
275, an advance OF IS points from
the last sale.
Motor stocks were strong with the
exception OF Chalmers and Canadian
Ford. The latter was off two points
from Fridays bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
YPSILANTI

The " . r l. will meet Tuesday
afternoon 81 $50 In tho pRrlors ~
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
devottonals viii be led bv Miss Janet
Waterbury. after which there will De
business meeting, when plans for
fsll work and the dry campaign will
De pushed Mrs NJ J Warner Will
conduct parliamentary drtll, and
Mrs carl Aiban will contribute a
select reading
Word has been received from Chsi
sea ~ the death OF Orlo u Taylor. q
Detroit. n graduate % the Michigan
state Normal college Of this city IN
1851 he MAS In business in Chsl-
moved 20 Detroit Ie WAS prominent
Ia Democrats county and state poll
tics His Hrst wife was Marietta
Vautdict she dicd IN 1898 and he
married Mary Potter In lsS7 She sur
wives
one OF the portable school build
ings, used FOR several years FOR over. .
Cow work on che htgh school
grounds. Was moved Thursday 70 the
Adams school grounds The other
Fender co az an of'ce
Mrs Jesse COllyer OF Rell-st. has
returned from an Ann Arhor hoHplta',
whore she underwent an operation
Mrs George Cnllyer and family. ~
rearl-st., ar spending i~o week az
Portage Lake
The Tao What You can circle. ~
Kings raugbters viii hold its an
nual picnic rNsr-lses " ednesdRy az
ternoon Ca the home ~ Mrs Fuscy
Mrs q. . Donovan 81. moving from
No -o1 ru'r~t-st 20 10 al East
letters n-avr I,irr't. fu 10 With her
daughter. Miss Agnes Nhr has 20
7ltf0r tr thr ofGts ~ Oh" Michigan
Nut TO
Il, authority ~ , special dispen-
s1ttou fr,rf tho GRAND CHupfer ~
r Rn election w.|t boo clA N0ur
day evening .n t4' Ts Si'sT i'r"tlng
~ Tho local chapter - elect worthy
patron to succeed "a 10. N'biacK. de-
Mfs Mary Goddard and daush
ter Prof MARI Goddard hav" gone
60 ERvanauTH Lake 2. spend IN" 70
iualuaes 20 The summer
y E Ford ard family 1r" moving
from. tyua@-st 90 thriJ feeeu'ly pur-
chased home on DrtiEge-pl
Mrs LuuIsa George Humphrey and
son % Normai-st arr spend g the
month iu New liaWp41ire They VIII
return @. Nrsi'1u'i about sept
Mrs " - Wood re Visiting Miss
Franc Hteie, 10 her summer hom"
Rev = ~ Ru,l,r AMI family VIII
move bout sept from No ZIG
Softh Ntrufs-st % iotreit Mr. But
Ter Vft. HHvr .Hargr ~ tt" Method -
Ep.4ropaI mission az No 80 Grand
Ilss jessie Pird - Superior town
alip is VISITING Mrs PRANK Whit
taker IN jackson
T. BARTON. ~ Duluth. ls visiting
20 the home ~ 4 H Rarfau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
ICE FAMINE
IN RIVER ROUGE
Only Families With Babies or
Invalids Can Get
Goodness

Only private consumers who have
sickness in the home, CT il which
there are. bottle fed babies. along
lila +A4.-u1 AaIe-ale -uaarA-- are now
getting ice in River Rouge The vii.
lag- is facing che OF the most ser!.
Gus shor,a ages ever experienced. the
recent month % xceS~iy" heat nav.
!ng entirely c9n>urea the local sup
ply There IS practically 10 Ice IL
the village a. pre- ent. G. {. Rritz,
ice dealer. hauling a0oW 10 tons
daily from Wyan'otfe. Storcs an
meat markets MI oe kept open
Sunday morning from 10 10
o'clock. so THAI the e,id-n,s will De
enabled 10 get fresh meats and gro
ceries
Relief il promised IN about I'VE
day. according 10 bfitz, Nhc hopes
o. get another station In Detroit,
f.1n Shich no car s~cure enough
OF the cooling ,uDstance 10 supply
al Tho private consumers
People Of the village are taking
ne s!tus ton ch4crfully. Although
or. are few grumciers. 10 the
main ne citizens are giving up
their supply tickets so tlose homes
m which ,hern a.. 5abie. cor hin@s
"A yet. no ssrlurs shortage in The
milk supply has been noticed. al
though milk is not a. plentiful as
heret ofore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
BIRMINGHAM

Mr. and Mrs Her rs Ho~ers went
Friday 20 .v~l0Hd g. visit Oh sir
dauzhfer. Mrs Irving smith
Nr and Mrs ENariEs Newman have
returned from a v.sIf with Capt Al
~VaulAr Allen In ]Faljarehurg ont
81 ss Pearl ifaviiaud. - Detroit -
= guest = Rev and Mrs L. J.. H.UEG-
ton on Martln-st
TIC ladl@s Nid society. 80 the
Nsthod. Fris~opat church. have
elected tho following ofdrer- FOR TIE
year Pre-. dent NiSs " y SIS ST. %.
president Mrs Eugene SMITH s~rre-
'ary. Mrs Lester ~luEser treasure.
Nrs r. 3 EIuE
Rev FaHsiua wakefield pastor -
tho Methodist Episcopal church. vii
e newt week 90 Lake Geneva vs..
60 attend the Epworth League inRti-
tufe
Mr. and N-s Lloyd. - Ashtabu'a.
o. are Eues's this week ~ Nr and
Mr. Frank sherman. North Wood
wsVd-ave
Mes Ruth NcAl0ine has gone 20
View York city fo visit friends and
relatives
rhs Ladies church sooIetv NJ .be
First Trashytsrfan church vii meet
" siuesda1. Aux D. IN 'Hc rnue -
MR. Henry So. Hooth ~ Dtpu1r1Dk
in p1o0r fotd Hlis
The Banner irHEge viii hold =
meeting tnis afternoon In the hon p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12

OF Mrs Elmer Walker
Miss Fac Jarvis mas been recent
guest 10 Mrs hudson Moone, In orion.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Ferguson. ~
Detroit. are guests OF MIR and Mrs.
George Ferguson on North Mooc 70
ward ave
Charles knowles has bought Thor
on n smiths house ON East Maple
ave
Mrs Arthur Payne viii give
birthday party this afternoon In her
home on Itcrce-st In honor of her
daughter Marion's fourth birthday.
MONDAY ou trip 10 MAclIlnaw
Nj and Mrs. T " Donovan have
returned from few weeks stay
at Indian River.
Albert Johns. OF Amy. - visiting his
brother. Henry Johns. In Battle
Greek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
AID. OWEN
EULOGIZED
BY COUNCIL

hour later IN the chapel Of St Pauls
cathedral. Woodward and Hancock.
ayes The officials will proceed to
the cathedral by automobile The
late alderman body will be In
TERED I'm Woodmcre cemetery.
Mrs. owen. Who Is bearing m
under The tragedy with remarkable
bravery. late Friday called Aid
Lodge. and herself appointed and
announced the psllbearers They
are Aid Vernon. Burton and lodge:
city Clerk Lindsay James Holden
whom Mr. owen favored as hts sue
fsssor - First ward alderman. 10
scph Boyer and James MCLAUGHLIN
Following ls the resolution OF
tribute adopted by the commou
council
wAereas on Friday Mug - n"
members ~ fbi. body suffered the
l... ~ me - their colleague. Ala.
Genrv. 4 owen. WIN Tor che past |
Years has represented the First ward.
whereas tho services rendered Nv
y
been or tho highast uuHi.tN, credit
o. ms.lf and 90 hts city, ard
Whereas. on all oDcaai'ne Nr owen
has oil spla 81 e most rcu1rknpl" lie
vafspn 30 IN" duties ~ htF ufH"eE. In
recent wears. in ga" fAre ~ afdic-
Wnercas. Geo-so g. owens chprac-
tor intrtrlty and andUn"ss have
been an inspiration 20 All ~ uS
Resolved that this body hereby
eXprccuse is doep H0rr0w 80 Tire lnSs
90 splendid public offcial and n
good fri,> ana
Further, %" ~ resolved. that 80
.f,nuathy - this body boz extended
20 the family % the deceased and
that fheae resolutions be spread upon
inc record ~ this body. and
Furfh'r. be- ~ resolved. that ~
mark ~ rs.ucet duo our beloved c~l-
Ieapu~. that this body do now al
iourn.
AZ. owen Is survived by hie Wild
ov and one son. George Sales Owen.
Mrs owen was Ms MIrnie Sales.
daughter Of former CITY Assessor
Sales. Of Detroit Alhci' +. Peek.
Of Ber,her. Peck & Lewis. anl
LOWS n ZONES. II the Eciroit Cop
per ana Brass Rolling mills arc
irctherein-l law 81 To late rldt rnan,
and his ION Is connected with tho
latter concern.
AID. Owens tragic end Nas not
The only one In his fariily. Capt.
William owen. his brother, was ac-
oidcntally killed, % years ago, when
horse he was driving ran away
and brought his is In collision with
the soldiers monument oh Cadillac
50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12

they would never consent to arbitra.
ton.
Admitted failure OF mediation, IL
was believed In railroad and broth
erhood circles, developed the most
ominous situation since the train
men nrst made their demands on
the roads
Opposing leaders scemod more de
termined 70 hold 20 tieir widely
divergent positions 1T IA now
question OF whether the hig brother.
hoods viii arbi'rate said one ON.
cial who j. acting with the railroad
managers You can ytate that the
railroad maIRers VII not recede
from heir demndr for -ettlemenf
ty arbitration nder No CtrcunA
stances viii this stand be deviated
from"
we will never consent 10 arbI.
tratien." was N unapimOus expres-
sion from every member 81 The ex-
ecutive board ot he b,o'herhoods
The cards are TOO easily tucked In
arbitration We have conceded all
We can by agreeing 20 mediation
proposals from he federal board
One railroad official. in 'nphasiz.
Ing thc determination Of The man.
ayers 20 insist tIon arbitration.
said:
"Th" impression sceUs 10 havo
gone forth that The railroads will
rcccdc from their position when
st~ikc r. called ami grant the de-
mands Of The men In order to avoid
walkout You can E'atc--and most
emphafically that this Is not true.
II the men continue in their refusal
to arbittate. this country win see
enc ~ he create - strikes In It's
history
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. N.h. A.- -Hr'0-
lng Wheat lu bctrrt opened with
loss uf ~, In.eaE pas Is s-r
tower boz tho Mas arai and there mas
no change BOD i.E,rt.. tp'r'rs
prices saturday Cash ~. red
wheat. 81 as ~.lffT s. - le-
Cembrr. s s.fr SEQ. white. I'll
Corn a ugII 81. >tt4. tHr cash No
N5c for ~. yellow. and y % >sc
FOR Nh t-iiuH.
oats are .u ta.r demand az f5. fer
standard and SO 2 Vhit. 4iisr for
nsw SO. white. 45c for Sspf-rlsr.
and 4-iz Hts ~ Tor 80. Z WHITE.
Eys u Arm az Sl.35 q for cash No
beans are steady az s. 20 ter .n.-
mediate and prompt aIgu"r. ars
$3.50 for October.
seeds are nru a' stn-a Tor prime
red clover So Tor ~ mo s.sIN.
for prime tmotal and sltHil tor al
falfa
Grain receipts NJ Chicago. Sstlr-
day. were -fl cars % wheat .' ut
corn and -l- ot oats
fIeCe.r bsr wheat 500 .h."HE. "r, cd
SATURDAY. aL ti+.Hf tf .r-u at "h.
Il -0tsc. aat oats AZ +ri-
Littrpo1! wheat 4ca 1aar closed
uncEauged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
ECORSE WATER
SUPPLY Is GOOD

Ecorse village residents can be
sure their water supply IL good. az
il has The approval Of the state
board OF health
In communication 10 the VII
lage Council, read AZ The last ses
sion % that body. tho state health
body formally approved the supply
OF the village. and requested nat
all further Improvements be repor'
cd 10 the state authorities This
means. that Ecorpe is moro fortu
nate than her neighbors. Ford. Wy
andotte and Trenton. A. the state
board has given notice some I'M
proyement must b. made In the va
ter supplies OF those places.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Local

tonight for Lake Van Ettsn. where
he viii spend week at the Y. NJ &.
\ camp there.
Mrs n y Pearson has recovered
from recent illness during the hot
weather.
MIR and Mrs. Frederic stevens ana
son, Ethan, have returned from a
Few weeks visit la Toledo
Miss Alberta Shuart has returned
20 her home AZ Grand Rapids after
spending two weeks with her cousin.
Miss Helen Balbach. 81 Poplar Park.
Mrs John Stdhl and children and
Mrs W : Duncan and children.
spent an enjoyable aay at Bob-t 10,
Thur sday.
Mr. and Mrs Bogart havo returned
from a two-we~ks trip up north
Mrs BurnhHm and daughters he
Misses GLADYS ard Ruth are spend
ing the summer AZ the Flats ON Lake
81 Clair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Livestock


DETROIT. Aug l2-CAttle Market
DUH. best heavy steers ysu
best handy weight butcher steers. s.
q 80 mixed ssers and heifers. IS 50
Z handy IEht butchers isGs25
Hght butchers. o. 5oas Lest cows, ~
ds25 butcher cows. s. y 8 30. com
mon cows s. df55 Gamers - 30
. 4 IS. beat heavy bulls IS 50, %,
iogua bulls t5 50ES stock bulls. IS
a5sO FEEDER tsJgG1 stockers,
s. 50 a So mixers and springer, 80
as Veal calves Doll and soc
lower best SO 0dlt50. h~avfas IS
A. sheep and la~os Nark~t dbl
and &c lower best lambs so 30
far lambs g. NAN light o. COM
ran lambs tsus fair 90 good sne@p,
s. 20 q % rlt4s and common. 3 n
$50 Hogs Market Joe lower york
ers and heavIss. tl06i0to; pigs. tsd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
VESSEL PASSAGES.
~ Detrott

pETHJfT. M.r AUX 50 ~.
Nabpn(uE &C. .aa' r.g.f gerf4rian
1913 EIrBhnru 1t -H $50 ~ Ipth-
1870 sherw a. ifI " Oregon t.sn-
sort 1 O. iaRyula t5 rfryaou.
sarop. go E a. F.pU4rFt.r, . 90
vs. q. Roberts rfsrf.nton. 80.
Cherokee. Faassf HOLLAND. ~ cal.
cite. Palmer. D. D. Morris Isak-
~ 10 Capt Wilson. .tf Alfred
Mitchell. ln
TraiE 10. <awH1Id lH -1 rras Hun
bard, HinkeT. ft 49, plnffar % 80.
@pHrane. midnight Bonner. ~ 80 a
n Angrlire t.a Dlr1ft. patnnnd
er. f0rHtItuffur. owen as. V0-
man. 20. freF4r 90 r. ~ Rich.
arfs1n, - Widiar 20 Vol 40.
AIIsEhsneI D ChIraRn. . 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Sugar Market

suRar--Det-olt wholesale prices
Crystal dom noes. 2-lb. 81 lis. csys-
lets S. IS cur Loaf. 81 cubes 50 IS
xxxE powdered $50 standard pow
dersf. g. 05 graduated extra coarse
$50 graduated. ane IN bulk. 8 81
graz Ilated. --.b cartons. s. a5 gran
ulated 90-lb cartons S-T5 crystal
doninne Rranuiated lib. -lu.
and 5-lr cartons IN rases $ %.
crystal dorluONs zranUiatea Nllf
cases sos diamond 4 t7-i con-
S. $50 80 s t755 80 :. $50. No
i-f5 No 2 go ~. 70. s Is.
Ns d. sac No. - S725 40 -
8 -0 10 IL $40 No 10. $40 non
Gazing mixture. s. beet RrarI'a'ed
t-f5 rouseh0ld powdered lib ar
tons - % case t240 per case. ls
20 case $40 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12

TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. - Aux Il Wheat Cash
$3.50. S~ptember slSiiz December.
1850 Corn. CASH soc, ~eptsiH Der
S5i.C. pecefr bsy I-A. oats tasu
4sA september a. 80. BeCeu c@-
lgl. Rye Cash s. ?. Cloverseed
Cash $40 a.: October 81 So DNceul Beer
SIQss AlNke. Prime Sl9-s. Tjno-
thy Cash S..se- Butter Brick creairt
cry. gle. tub creamery SOC Eggs.
Fresh Candied. &c, fancy selects, -gc
Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
NFW YORK PRODICF

NEW YORK. Mug ~ II Flour Dull
and noininsiiy Arm. Pork: Firm
mess. tss5od2a Lard Quiet. mid
sie west spot. ti37OGI8s6 sugar.
Raw. dull: centrifugal. 90 test s. o..
pu scoyade, ~ test. si.N1 refined.
dull cut Loaf, o. 90 arnyh@J, s. rs;
10 roPfee' Rio No : ' ON spo,. o. o. 2.
Tailow: Fteady, special, INC city.
prime. si.sO; ~. !. ssas6c. clover.
ses asiio,, :, ! Dressed res RSsal,ry QUIT:
fowls. ith a awe. ducks. Long ISL
and. soc Live poultry. Easy. geese.
fsc, ducks, te1 2ic, fowls. 170iSct
turkeys. ie0ise BOOSTERS. ilc chick
state niik. common 10 specials f7W
fses AkimA eommon 10 special. 10
nAe ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Bsnks and Trust CompaaIe..

to e ~ - orders -as On N, ,ss kSchsnss
" p Moss < Co. Carlyle 4 Poyah
Geo VI West * Co.. = F. Maccrons
Co. n ". Noble & Co. D. L. sey-
Til. Lynch 4 co. " \ Hamlin a
Co. WIN A Seer & Co. sinclair 4
Couis. Emme, I. SpragIe, VIM. IL
Rose Co. r X Peiton & Co loci
Co. W Reilly a Co Matthew
Tinn. A y. Wallace & Co. Lewis .
Stockard a Co. Bennett smith e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Detroit esnk clearlnaa

Detroit bank clesrings for Friday
were Si0.s22.O0733. Totsl ciesrings
FOR 1916 20 date were iI.252.l75,
9s4l5. as against ts22 20s .oss14 for
the corresponding period las, year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
M T.Trn AND T.Gs

Butter Extra creamery. lsisc ft
creamery hrftH -flar TO-. g. .rr. -hc
~ package. etc %
EEE. Fresh receipts. caFeE includ-
ed. hrsts 24c. oirroat receipts AZ 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
,IrNTI9ND LIVE sToCK

fLEfELtNr. AuE Hogs Re-
cslp's. ? b10 f5e higher. rniIad and
rrd.Hue so 60 pigs. 900 50 -
ug4s. g. 90, stage. - Cattle Re
.Ift 10 cars firm Sheep and
top. 5000 calves Receipts. $50
steady. top. li3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12

10 a soc hiSher
mediums $40 50
- n 10 20 good
alNes MarAct
ia nbs Market.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
EAST PFALo LIVE STOCK
nuuaIna Il s.eNea.

EAST ~ FFAtD. y &. AK IL
Cattle Receipts Eve cars steady
choice % Trlue native steers. " - u
10 far 20 good. Is5ags pislr. 80
81 t"Ht 't.s - good. So $40 best
handy steers q 2tas faIr 20 good
3 -5asl. stf ard comma 50 q
: - yeAr.ns- t-dsz5 prime Fat
heifsrs. ~ res' HANDY butch
sr retfar- & 3. d--t common 20
good g. -Fa srs' fat cows -
: 30. good 4'.NrrirE rowf tsQesr-
msdigm - fair g. - n ru'ters.
y oanr.f. s. 20 a %. fancy
s ssIi.. I, fs 80 , gHi.n'i.a =
3 90 bs.' feeders. t-50a--5 ON
mon. g. s1r1 ;s-Sa- 2, ossf stock
er- 10 r. common ~ good. -
81 es rs-a.p's 7o ears rtzhc-.
rsav and F.-ssrs s. 20 p.g-. 80 IS
-,.rsr rf...-'s er- car, steady
tr rts f.;- .arErTs s. 81
0t'ae.s is4s ewes "a
laTve. f-au
CHICAGO uI t.v -rfor4 re-
...sf. $4,000. market .u. '-. low
p..f 'Hn0tr BE- ro4Eh heavy.
fff1 .sj IErt fi0aI3G5 plKa
g. 81 = s.f. Cattle. Receipts Loo
..arz-' steady reeI e. $500 n 40 -
so"' a1a neii'rrs ,s9p.92s stock
8 if0 90 aives. t9aI2f5 Sha@p
It@.s .rfs 5000 market 90, 90 1tr
lover -a'. TO-. iffnns western. y u
~ arHs. t759tt % wo"iftn, "a
III Ai....
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12

TOLEDO 1--WE sToCK
Tnf-E-na O. AnE. Ii.-ifOES Re
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
ADMIT THEY
CANNOT ADJUST
RAILWAY CRISIS

ocon,lnu.d from r.se onsI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
VIEW roRk COTTON MARKET

Reported ~ Paine. weber & co
Aux IL
fJrawt~E f'Y4r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Produce

Saturdays produce market was
only moderately active and did not
bring many important changes n ire
Price list Poultry was IN fair sup
ply Vegetables and fruits were IN
demand and nearly all Hnss scarce.
some small reductions were made, IN
Guiding Spanish onions and tomatoes.
Peaches were quoted higher and ap-
PIES arm Butter. cheese and Eggs
were firm and IN sctive demand. suE-
ara were easy az decline Of l5c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-12
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotation, ~ Hornbiower & weeks
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

o vojni kakrSnokoli mnenie. nj
ncvtralcn.
Tako je tudi nevtralno razsodi.
See ncmogoGc. Delavci pa opravi-
ceno sumijo, da DO V vecini sluca-
Jev pristransko prot MIN, ne pa
Zanjc.
In ce hi bilo pravicno, pa bi 20
dolgem preiskovanju izreklo, da
so delavskc zahtevc opraviGene, "A
podJetniki Sc he hi hoteli vdati 4;
&c hi tedaj razsodisce priznalo de-
lavcem, da Strajka.jo, hi moral de-
lavcl pogostoma reel: "Hvala le-
pa "a dobroto in naklonjenost : Sc
daj nj ME vrcdna IA mas"
DelavStvO potrcbuje svobodo
strajka. Podjetniki odpuscajo de-
layce takrat, kadar sami hoGeio =:
place jim trgajo, kadar Sc Jim no.
lJubi; ia podal.jSano dclo jih sill
Jo, kadar Sc jim zdi potrcbno. Tu-
di izprli bodo delavce lahko, ka-
dar bodo hoteli, pa maj jim sto "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12
Wlsonova nepristranost.

Ampak - da ne bono krivicnil
Precedent lie miSli IA TO. da hi wei
delavcem pravico do Strajka
Sploh. &c popokajo vse strune =
well, tedaj maj napoSled tudi Straj-
kaJo. Toda pred TEN maj Sc pora-
bijo VISA sredstva, $ katerimi hi 5.
mogla stavka prepretiti.
Wilson Sc ~poStavlja ma ncko ma
vldez vzviSeno StaliScc. katero lie
re pc strani omenil Y kongreSu, ko
Jc priporotal zakon q os"muracm
delavniku. Takrat Sc je pritozeval,
da sc poStavljajo podjrtniki ma
lzkljutno podjetniSko, dclavci pa
ma izklJuGno dclavSko StaliSGe, da
pa ne miSlijo ne EN- he drugi ma
$ploSne intereSe. In zdai iSte Sred-
Stvo, : katcrim hi IA bodote pre-
pretll, da ne hi mogli ne podjct-
nlSki ne delavSki Interest V bodoce
ovirati SploSnih intcrcSov.
Wilson jc zopct V start zmcii. o
kateri Smo pa re prepriGani, da jc
bo nikoli razumel. On Gvrsto YER
jaime Y nckakSnc >ploSne intcrcsc
ON vidi vcdno ncko Amcriko. ~
kateri live Amcrikauci, XII 50
Amcrikanci i'll mic drugega ne in
so zaradi tcga tcSno Npojeni kakor
clam II obitelji. Ogromna ameri-
Ska familiia jc WilSonu vedno
pred otmi, njcnc intcrcSc iSGc. po-
>%vetuje Jill. idcalizira Jill, postay-
lIa .jih mad Use drugo in zaStopati
Jill hoGe.
To pa hi bio Use pray lepo, da
MISC zal re davno miuili east, ko 50
bill vSi ljudje pc Adamu in Eyi e.
MAXI bratjc. V >cdanji ameriSki ia
miliji So tlani tako raznovrstni, da
So njih >orodstvo nit ne spozna.
Tu So b%ratranri. Iii imaio kupe mi
l%lonoy, a drugi. Iii uimaio nit cen
ia prihranjcnega; strict. XII uka-
zujcjo, in >%triGniki, katcrim jc
hrezpogojno ubogati; >kratka: V
Ameriki nj ediuStvene familije,
ampak razrcdi 50. I'm kcr So razre-
Oh, 50 tudi razrcdni interest.