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The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Sugar Market

ssxsrs 49, Detroit wholesale prices,
Crystal dominoes. ALB. sll 40; crys-
tai dominoes. 5-lb.. tll.45: eagle tab
let's, si0.I6 cut loaf. 3a3Q, cubes.
o95b; XNxX powdered o. 80. stand
ard powdered. ts.35; GRADUATED. extra
coarse. sseb. graduated. hne IN bulk,
G,s5, granulstsd. GLIB. cartons. s. IS /,
eranulated, 26-lb. ccttons. ts05. crys-
tai dominoes. graduated. 2-lb.. 3h IN.
and a-lb. cartons. in cases 81 -;
crystal dominoes. graduated. half
cases. tS.sS diamond A, ssos: con
confectioners a. $3.50, No 4. s. 95:
No. ), IS 30, No. 8. 1913. No, Z. $50:
No q tI75. No. .. 20. No. 10. t7e5.
No. II. iI,eos No. "a fI.s5. No l5.t7 SO
mixture. 81; beet EranulAtsd sTs5
per cwt,; household powdered lib.
carton. 20 10 case. t2.40, as to case.
$40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
] IS MORE ACTIVE
Fractional Increases In Leading
Issues DispeI Early
Apathy

NEW YORK. Aux s--The stock
market opened with slightly more
activity than was shown thrOu Oh
out the day yesterday Fractional
increases in leading issue dispelled
the apathy which has been apparent
for several days past.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

the hot sands east q the Suez canal,
drove The Turks from Iheii on.
trenchinents and Put them 10 Night.
according 10 official DISPATCHES re-
ceiyed here today
The Turkish force that attacked
British positions last Friday has
now been driven lack IS miles east
n kstia and about 90 miles from
the Suez canal. The pursuit is be.
Ing continued
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
NEW YoRK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Aug Flour. QUIET
and strong Pork quiet mess. i2s
n 1850 Lard stead middle vest
spot. So IeuI2e0 sugar Raw
firm cent? fuRaL ss test. t5T5T4Sas
refined weaker cut iua' so
crushed 3 s5 powdered. rs. gran
ulatad. S17- 40 Coffee RIO 80 :
on spot, 49, TAilow steady rpe.
ciAl &c city. 81. y &C.. country. -T
7Hc Hayr Firm prime. i.45 40 >
50 - s5e clover 500 81 ~ D-eaEed
poultry rsil turkey 23d7.r
chicknus 81 re. foVls l4u22r.
du ~ Lorz I.r Nd. zoe I've poul-
coo Fowls ftff -I.. turkeys it 1Isr.
roosfrrs 49,. .rIrk.r hrrIiors -i0
SO Cheese t-rw state milk. com
mon t1 Specials. .1dI-.. sk.us. CONE
mon 20 spec 3D. T013N-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

TO execute orders on the Exchanze.
". r Moss & Co. car iyle = Poysh.
Geo NJ West a Co. +. r. Naccrons
a Co. II W. Noble & Co. =. l. sey-
rill. Lynch e. Co " A Hamlin A
Co. VIM. A Nesr & Co. Sinclair A
Couls. Emmet I. SprsEus. VIM. ".
Rose * Co r X PNlton A 60. loci
20. " r. Reilly Co. Matthew
Finn. 4 " Wallace & Co. Lewis -
stockard & Co. Bennett. smith &
Gorton
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Livestock
fIcHIG,~ CENTRAL srockyARDs

DETROIT. Aug s.-Cattls MarkNt
steady best heavy steers. go
best handy weight butcher steers. -
q 80 mixed sers and n~ifsrs s. so
u handy NRr+ butchers. s. a %
Light butchers 5000. best cows IS
q SIS butcher cows SiUsa1 COM
mon COWS 81 -5Ft455 raunera - So
0426 rest nsavy bulls. isGs 30 boz
I0grs bulls. 855p16 stock balls 81
q 50. fssde-a 's+H0- stoCksrs
s. ~ n 81. u'Ikers ard syringe. SO
~ IS Veal calves steady heavr g. n
sheep and lambs Market S'aaHy.
~ at lambs. 5000 fsf- iaUrs g. -N re
10 light 80 common iauhs Ss0E
fa.r fp good shsrp s. 80 ri 80. r.l'a
and common. i15h1+ 60 Hog Mar
kt' lpulcc aizhss ? g is-id 80,
workers. s. no %
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Seeks Mlaslna Dauahtsr.

Mrs Agnes Sanchagrin. OF No. 81
McDougall-sve.. has asked Sheriff
Oakman 10 help her fnd her daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy Van Dalen. II years
old. who disappeared four days ago.
She was last seen with Ollie Pratt.
OF Flint. The missing girl 10 about
& feet tall. and wore a black skirt
with blue stripes.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
,uJTkCo RITTER

CHICAGO. AUG Butter Extra.
ESQ nrsfs. =, = "a sc dairy extras.
prime ordinary. q n &c hrsts. -ic
Chs-se Twins Is sdi5h. young
America Isdist. Live pouitry
Fowls. lsia ulTtac ducks. l2ts i4c
geese i6Hl2c springs lsc. turkee =
IS Potatoes New. receipts 80
cars. chtos. s. 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

Ruter. E,'-as 2stsr Frst.
lsisc. dairy v.tras o. -sH. @ l's.
g5cct 2gr
EzEr Prime crllrare ..0 %.
hrEtE. Ltp.
Chccse rainy. ia r1ta~ youn1
ArrerIyas i.r. H1Et
1.-Two NuuI.rE fowls I-r duck.
i2i7 lfr .rese. ION ier. spr.HEs IS
"a 90. tVTks
Potatoes orin. IoI-9. new poo
tatDca. ript- 1 care.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

Judge Charles Z. Lobdell. one OF
the members ~ the new farm loan
board provided In the rural credits
act, Ia proud OF the fact that he vas
the nrst native.born Kansan to be
admitted TO the bar In that state.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
ny United PRESS.

LONDON. Aug 9.-Zeppelins raid.
ed the east coast OF England early
this morning and another Zeppelin
raIded southeast Scotland. without
penetrating far from the coast. the
war once announced today
Three women and one child were
killed. and II persons injured
The Zeppelins dropped number
~ bombs on certain localities. They
were engaged by coast guards and
driven away from their detectives
without doing any damage OF mill
tary Importance. the statement said.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug Opening --
Wheat fH..re-7 hey VI - uec~n Der
up o. MAY up - corn Septem-
Der ~ AZ December mp 80. May
urquoted oats S-pt@mo Der up ! a O..
December - - May up &c Pro
visions n CHER
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
BuTTTR Ann rGos.

Hntter--rStra creamery, Csc 10
creamery nrrta sc. dairy. csc lh,
package, &c 10
Eaas-Fresh receipts. cases includ-
kecsipis Tuesday, s.5s5 cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
NEW YORK nUTTrR AND Eggs

Mn r9 ssss Aug. No., s.,so.,sr Firm am
state dairy tubs. 23Tf9c, imitation
creamery nrsts. 7s62yisc: special.
~ n 03ic Eyes Firm. receipts. Is
o1f; nearby white fancy. 20 q SOC
nearby mixed fancy. 27dSSc; fresh
'firsts. f7U3Sc.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

CLEVELAND D.. Aug s-HoEs.
Tlt,d and nsdi...mg. 500 Pie. 10
rnHgfa &c. stays. t115. Cattle re-
reIrfs cars steady sheep and
IHfrHs RECEIPTS. 3 cars. G5c lower.
lambs con $40 r0 calves krcelp
200. s,eaIi too iIaas
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
THREE MARINE
POSITIONS OPEN

To ill the following positions in
he Eleventh Lighthouse district ex-
amina'ions Niil De held Aug %
Second officer. tender. license %.
qUlred, salary $50. mate. light
vessel. 70 license required. salary
ts11 and assistant engineer. light
vessel. license required. $3.50 Ap-
pi!cstion blanks and information re
gsrdlng the examinations may ne
obtained a. the office Of inspector l.
Woodruff No 81 Postof'lce build
Ing
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

.Ffr0 .rF HlgH Receipts.
p" ~r-f ut-r hlRher hcavies.
30 30 '. wrdIgms. fi0.20m 10 -
g Drtrr '|H lH IS good pigs. " IS 70
10 %. ives Market strong sheep
atf 4afn.. MARKET steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
srHp sorPFR sTo,ks

PrintiRE--the plain neat kInd-that
~ riEht--Times Job Dept--Nain 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

samuel r. Kingston. vice president
Of the National Bank % CoHmerce.
and HE family are spending Two
weeks on motor tour 81 the state
william ~ CourtAine asristn ~
cashier 10 acting vtce-presldent dur.
ing Mr. Kingston's absence
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Produce

TFTauIT. Mich. Au- ir.da,r
was rFW 100 nearly CO... ..r~s M r'hr~-
tAl and Offering W'r' r"' '"tr 10
ans direct .tn Ia berries 'frr' Mas
nude su Nr had aside from rH- SI'-
t.rr.r. AMI 'hrs. were 10 liberal sun
ptN Cherries We're an 5000. supply
ana at. other frrIf- ~~r} Apples AHA
peaches are NOT COMING T.Ft .'
market and hlFy~, are r.t ttIt 90
-..Hs.. rftfr wants There Isl me
In...tr on - more liberia. ~."rN
q .~z-tAhles OWING go more faf ~
4f .F rurn an me weather. Dur fHt
mark rCuttr Its 'rU E&k~ HN3
E-trer are active and Fru. tH..tr.
us .aH.uE lttlr NOR, freely tr
.raru Tor " hens .s sh an.
there - an easier tHTr 10 "THiirF~
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Financial Notes

r. u Heusnsr. assistant general
psssenger agent Of the Michigan
central. is mailing out a large num-
the new Michigan Central terminal
in Detroit The folder he unusually
attractive.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

there - an easier teur ~ .raiiers
Apple. N-tae Pa. $500
banana. - Good SHIPPING stock.
6ean.-prtsd 'tir'as. 81 % -.
BERRIES EiA Srfrrfss $. -.f $50
per tl. ugkiete~~tfs 5. d 81 pr
Hu b,ark vaspergr.rs- per 'l'
red rssg ne-r,es. ,.--g
California Pratt. f.-.1s. y
:-5 pears. $3.50 Y ~. huN peaches
Csunno~-r-'l 80: o"v
Cabbage -NeW crate
cheese M''his gan ests i1Ac New
York. l6i-c 50 s., 2s 'o1 l1np9rted
long horns is.c daisies. isa .
Cherrie. Sour $3.50. sweet
Iurrsn,.-Red. g252G; ~
Frr,h Negrtahies Green Peppers:
bunch parsley. e5l 3oc dos. eacum-
hers 50 EfFr don tomatoes. sp q s.
per s-taskyt crate carrots. Use tyE
as o. ~.S beans. ,.,Sg2so 6a
green oeaus $50 - ru green peas.
tl-5G3 ou. watercress. Is Y soc dor
green onions, isc toz green
Honey Fancy vote. rev. lsgI7s
smeer. 'loGilc ID. extracted. 'esr
Hsy-petroi; shippers are paying
s saf iS o,s B['6. s, fST o' go f'H INN
othy. new tl.5o9l5 STANDARD ~.
othy. $3.50 Oh light mixed. SIS So8
4 To /! ,iin@thy; ,Ltgi' -, SS. 4 mlh.
! clover. Hosl ~ straw s. 50 2 :;
Lemon.-ss 50 per boz
Lime. loGl5 50 per let
N2-r 2. = = :
s. 1915 crate watstrmsious. $50 SOC
ornnse--vaieaelAs l!'5g -.
Onion. southern. S2.7S per 90 los,;
Peaches e5E- ~
PinesppIes $50 cate
Potstoe---I3 $3.50 htl - a.
Pourtry - Bes, srcas-s. :aa:4c,
y, trc,lsrs --G--r fanny hers
lsalN1 N. hens l5difr stays.
la % geese. ii8l2c. ducks 10
JoBBIxG PRIcE>
Canned Gsods-Apples. y:.fSqtss
gal Lima beans. 'igi?s Corn:
F FssEy s. Nam s; ,!to '' P:s F.n.y
early June. $50 standards. 81 Sal.
mAtoss, N35 Marrowfat peas, 81;
early June $3.50. siftsG early June.
81 eks Bran. 81 standard middlinss,
SIS enc middlings $50; cracked
corn. t35 corn and cat chop. So ton.
Ftosr-Iobbing prices; nest Michi-
gan patent. s.. second patent. s. %.
straight. $3.50. pure rye. IS spring
patent $40 Dbl IN paper sacks.
Detroit Oil-RaW linSe~d on. sc:
boiled linseed nc gal .n barrel lots
Kerosene in iron barrels. Diamond
headlight. SIC, perfection. SIS. pala-
cine. 1o.sc. red crown oSsoline. isc
ga
Hardwa~-Saiis. szan kex base:
snuealed wire. s2se bundle gaivan-
lied oArbed wl-A. APPOINT. -. spool:
galvanized sheets - gauge. t45s; IL
gauge sass ss-gsuge. $40 So
axes, single Handled, $3.50 double.
ti250 doE.. black sheet metal % and
?.-gauge. - IS 7sgauge u al
gauge. t33s 2s-gauge. $40 per cwy,
Carriage bolts. small SOC. IS and 5
OF large 40C and : OF machine
bolts. small. soc, % and 10 OF large.
Gee. 70 and OF lis,
Hides-No. 1 cured bidss. i9c No.
/ green hides. Isc, 20. / cured bulls,
lee No green bulls. lee No. !
cured veal kip 23c. No I green veal
kip, 2lc. No I cured murrain. isc
No. ! green rurraip. isc. No. ! cured
$40 sor:e ,i hids S IS 8 20 an horse sch hide.
1850 No 7 taliow. a. No. tallTvy,
sAc per ID: No. 2 hides. &c OF No
kip. and calf lie OF. shsapskin (as
20 amount WOOL. soc 6tizs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

ELGIS BITTER
ELGIN l!l Butter sales ar at
lsia G.. an Increase of -
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
NEW YORK. COTTON.

Quotations By Paine. Weber a CO.
August e. 1915
tlueUIrR Cl0aing
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

LONDON, Aug "a British cam.
el corps. dashing TO tho attack or
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
New York Stocks

Furnished by Hornbiower a Wscks.
Ana q. Llnan ELsh NV -L--.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

VACATION TRIP-W. f. Todd left
last evening on vacation trip to Los
Angeles.
VISITS FLoYDADA-Mis Rita
| Gilleland leaves this morning to spend
her vacation in Floydada, Texas. and
other eastern points
BOOTlEGGER SENTENCED =
Judge Stanford yesterday sentenced
john Gee. an Indian, to sixty days in
/ the county Jail for the Illicit distribu-
tiOn of liquor
CHICKEN DlNNER-There will be
chicken dinner served at the A. NJ.
+. church, Seventh street and Jeffer-
son. from 1870 to today.
4 LUCAS SHOP - Barber Lucas is
putting in a fancy tonsorial shop at
/ ia North First avenue. He is well
I known locally as a barber of long
I standing.
HOME AeAIN-E. L. Graves, who
! has been on the Navajo reservation
the past month is home again, and
+ back on the job as boss" at Graves
EASTERN STAR AUXILIARY
The Auxiliary of the Order of the
Eastern Star will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Thursday after
noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
w II. Mann, 367 North First avenue
All visiting Stars are cordially invited
to attend.
BURIED ALlVE-J. J. O'Keefe.
convicted of criminal assault in the
most aggravating circumstances upon
a young Mexican girl, was taken to
Florence yesterday to ether upon a
thirty year sentence. As he Is in the
last stage of an incurable disease, his
situation is much the same as that of
one who has been put under the
ground permanently
OPENS OFFICES The Arizona
Chicle Gum company has opened Of
fices at Mo- IS West Adams street and
also in the Mesa City Bank building,
Mesa. Daily experiments and demon
STATIONS will be conducted in these
offices for the purpose Of showing in
terested people the possibilities of this
potential industry which gives promise
of becoming one of the most important
in the Southwest The public is ex
tended a cordial invitation to attend
these demonstrations and to ask ques
tons.
A NEW EXPERIENCE was an
entirely new event in the life of DR.
Northrup this thing of becoming a
father but that is just what happened
to him at ten minutes to midnight OF
Monday. There were some anxious
moments just before that for 1t had
been DR. Northrups hope that the ep-
isode should be completed that Of
fetal day, which was his own birth
day At 11:50 the attending physician
informed him that it was all over anC
that henceforth the same birthday
party would serve for both himself
and his son.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
WEATHER TO-DAY
Republican A. p. Leased wlrel

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. For
Arizona: Wednesday. fair southwest;
thunderstorms north and east portions;
Thursday, probably fair.
For Colorado: Wednesday, partly
cloudy and warmer, with thunder
storms southwest portion; Thursday,
fair east, cloudy west portion.
For New Mexico: Wednesday and
Thursday, fair south; local thunder
showers and warmer north portion.
For West Texas: Wednesday and
Thursday generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
HOW WE WASTE WOOD

There are more than weight
thousand saWmills in the United
States. and their output of waste in
the form of saWdust, shayings, slabs
and other wood refuse is estimated as
SO million cords a year-enough to fill
bin one-half mile high with a base
covering a 40-acre lot. or to make a
solid block more than a quarter of a
mile on each edge.-From the Lit
erary Digest
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

PRExY IN TOWN-R B. Won
KleinSmid of Tucson. president of the
University of Arizona, is the guest of
the Adams hotel while in town for a
few days on University business.
NEW WEATHER MAN f. NJ.
Raner has been added to the force at
the weather bureau. He is from Ports
mouth, N. H.. but viii soon be an
Arizonian. he says. He will bring rain
when needed.
X. OF p. MELON FEED-Next Fri
day night the entertainment commit
tee of the knights of Pythias plan a
water melon feed for the members of
the order. The affair will be mixed
with other entertainment, and all mem
bers who miss this affair will miss a
treat. The past chancellors of Phoe-
nix lodge No 2, will organize and elect
a president and secretary.
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAMS-Mrs.
son on Sunday. following an operation
for which she was taken to Tucson by
her husband, w. H. Williams who had
spared no expense for her relief. The
! funeral will take place this afternoon
at four o'clock from the chapel of the
Geo. F. Merryman company Inter
ment will be at Greenwood Mrs. Will
| liams leaves beside her hubsand, q
| brother in Texas She and her hus-
! band came to Phoenix fourteen years
| ago. Mr.. Williams occupied a respon-
| sible position with the Westinghouse
/ company.
a.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
LUTHERAN LADIES AID

The Ladies Aid Of the Grace Luth-
eran church will hold it's regular
monthly meeting at East Lake Park
tomorrow afternoon. The entertain
ment will be in charge of Mrs. Sven
son and Mrs Wherry. In case of rain
the meeting will be he at the home Of
Mrs. Swenson, 526 East Washington
street All members and friends are
urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
SCENIC AMERICA HAS
THE WORLD BEATEN

That the Americans who have been
spending 800, 10000 year on Euro
pean tours have been paying heavy
premium for their scenic beauty and
have been going an unnecessary dis
lance to get H. is the discovery made
oy the United States department Of
interior in it's inventory of the Won
er spots of this country 1t is ex-
posing the self determination Of our
citizens in no uncertain terms, and is
preaching the sermon Of home con-
sumption Of American scenery.
This nation is richer in natural
scenery Of the first order than any
other nation" declares Stephen 7.
Mather assistant secretary to the
.eretary of the interior. 1T possess
es an empire Of grandeur and beauty
it has scarcely heard Of"
The discovery of this grandeur and
beauty by the motorists of this coun-
try is the sermon set forth by the
National Touring Week. the automo-
bile movement that has seized our
nation from the Atlantic ocean to the
Pacific strand The impulse for a
general outpouring of United States
motorists to visit the natural beauty
about them which followed the incep-
ton of the movement indicates that
the country is primed for a wide
spread appreciation of the scenic
wonder of our homeland.
When the sun rises on August 6.
the date set For the official outing
week of the motorists of this country.
the greatest motoring tour this LAND
has ever seen will be under way.
Thousands of automobilists will be
hitting the road on a vacation tour.
See America first by seeing your
own state first" is the sentiment near
est % the heart of this movement.
Every state has its natural beauty. OF
which its citizens have a right to be
proud The reasoning of National
Touring Week enthusiasts is that you
not only do not need to go across the
ocean to enjoy the scenic grandeur
Dut you can find it almost within
sight Of your garage.
Vacation time in 1916 will be mem
orahle as the date of the real discov-
cry. of America
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

Stored Water Supply
Water Service Report for Aug. I

Elevation of water in reser-
voir al a m. - 212S2
Contents. acre feet 1859 G39
Loss in - hours. acre feet 2.SS2
Elevation one wear ago ...... 22103
Contents one year ago ......1,301 OIL
Normal flow Salt and Verde
rivers. NJ. /. .............. 1880
Normal flow water for lands
up to year ............... 1897
Amount of water used for ir-
rigatiOn, north side. NJ. l. q. 1880
Amount Of water used for ir-
rigation. south side. NJ. l. 2O,923
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Modern Woodmen of America

Tonight is the time and every
member is urged to be present Sew
eral candidates are to be initiated
and important plans for the future
are to be discussed. After the meet
ing smoker will be held and re-
treshments served.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MAN AND WIFE for dairy ranch
$4,000 month; also single man milk
er for mountain town $4,000 month
and board, only % cows Carpenter
$3.50 per day, long job. Live Wire En-
ployment office, IA Wall. Phone 693
GIRL FOR BAKERY and confec-
tionery store; must be neat appearing
and experienced for mountain town
Live Wire Employment Office, IA
Wall st. Phone 693 1t
LOST-Gray mare, IA years old
weight 400. Finder Phone 29R2 or
leave at Cowboy 1t
WANTED TO BUY or viii trade
motorcycle in. good condition for light
car. Can at IA Z. Adams Phone
1910. 81
WANTED-First-c class mixer. Cen
trail Avenue Dairy, "a miles North
Central avenue. 81
Call the Rent Man, 1856 at Get
singers, 16 E. Adams. (Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
WooDMENs CIRCLE DANCE

The Woodmen's Circle will give
their regular Wednesday evening
dance al the X. of p. hall this even
ing at nine o'clock A good floor and
splendid music assured
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
v. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, Federal Building

Departure in temperature yesterday,
none.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January /, 247 degrees.
Normal precipitation January LIST to
date 407 inches.
Actual precipitation January LIST to
date. 3.76 inches.
Accumulated excess deficiency in
rainfall since January l, 03l inch.
ROBERT @. GRANT,
Meteorologist
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for sheriff Of Maricopa county,
subject to the Republican primaries of
Sept. -, 1916. (adv.)
OSCAR ROBERTS. If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BOUND FOR Ell PASO-Robert
Kirk left Monday afternoon on a
business trip to Ell Paso.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BELTS Is oUALIFIED.-(Adv.) IT
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BELTS is QuALlFIED.-(Adv.) If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

Call the Rent Man, 1886 at Get
singers, 16 f. Adams. (Ady) Il
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BELTS is QUALIFIED-tAdvA [
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BELTS IS oUALIFiED-(AdvD If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

BUSINESS TRlP-Ralph Cameron.
Jr., left yesterday on business trip
to Chicago, III.
FOR LONG BEACH-O. r. Lind
strom and wife viii leave this morning
to spend the summer in Long Beach
TO SAN ANGELO-Mrs. Olive
Hannum leaves this morning to spend
Arizona republican., 1916-08-02

liam left Yesterday to spend the sum
mer IN Los Angeles.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-13

Rushed from Chicago to New York
on a special train when subway and
street car employees walked out,
James T. Waddell, called king Of
strikebreakers, now faces the prob
lem of coping with 100000 strikers
30
FIND DYNAMITE IN SUBWAY
THREE HURT IN CAR CRASH
New York, Sept. 13.-Wm. Schu-
maker, a trackwalker employed by
the Interboro railway, against which
a strike was declared on the subway
and elevated lines, reported to the
police that he found a package of
blasting dynamite on the subway
rails in Brooklyn early today.
An inspector Of the bureau of COM
bustibles pronounced the contents of
the package dynamite, The police
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breakers from other cities.
o.
are questioning Schumacher closely.
Three persons were injured when
Third avenue car, which the police
said was in charge of strikebreakers,
ran into a closed switch today and
jumped the track.
The dispute between the car en-
ployes and the traction companies
had reached a complete deadlock to-
day. Pres. Shonts of the InterbOro
and Pres. Whitridge of the Third ave
nue. lines served notice that they
would not consent to arbitration, as
proposed by the public service comm
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-12
POWNAL CENTER

c. B. Patterson spent Tuesday at
bennington.
Roy c. Lampman returned to Coun.
ty court Monday.
Abe S. Morgan was n recent guest
Of Raymond Sexton of Bennington.
Miss Frances CamppeIi was the
guest of friends at Bennington Fri
day.
Mrs. c. B. Patterson was the guest
of Mrs. Agnes Sexton of Bennington
Friday.
Miss Florence Young of Bennington
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Laura Young.
Miss Beatrice Mattison of Benning-
ton was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Mattison Sunday.
Game Warden Harmon Odell, Jr,
spent Tuesday at the White Oaks
where it was reported dogs were chas.
ing deer.
Miss, Lorena Amadon has resigned
her position as stenographer at the
General Electric companys office at
Pittsfleld and is the guest of her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Amadon