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SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Bluhm, Clark. Three base Hits-Coombs, Sylvester, Home Run-Higgins. Stolen Bases-Carroll ?, Allison, Thomas. Sacrifice Hits-Knaupp Edmondson. Base on Balls-Smith 2 Ponder 1. Left on Bases-New Orleans 4, Birming ham 7.
 Hits-Off of Robertson in 4 innings. Struck out-Ponder 8, Smith 4. Time of Game-1:40. Umpires-Williams and Pfenninger.
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Stone Pitches AnnistOn to Win Over Talladega. Griffin Turns Tables
 On Newman
STANDING
Results Yesterday

Anniston 4. Talladega l. Griffin 3. Newman l. Rome 4. LaGrange 3.
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Totals ...... s1 I 5 27 19

.
 *Batted for Le Claire in ninth.
 Score by innings.
 Nashville ..-.... oo0 o00 030-3 Little Rock ........ 900 900 01O--1
 Summary: Two-base hits. Barbare Manning Street. Stolen bases, Ware, Ellam. Sacrifice hits. Sheehan and FL lam Double play Jacobson to Rumler Struck out, Le Claire 6. Rogers 4 Bases on balls. Le Claire 3. Rogers 9 Hit batsmen, by Rogers Kirby, Jac- ohson, Walker). Left on hases, Nash vxille 6, Little Rock g. Time. 2:oe. Um- pires. Bernhard and O'Toole
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Games Today

" Orleans at Birmingham. |mphis at Chattanooga. |shville at Little Rock. bile at Atlanta.
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Dick Robertson Hit Hard in Four Sessions on Mound-Barons Commit Six Costly Boobies. Ponder Shows Good Form as Relief Twirler Fred Derrick Continues to Slug Ball
By FRED BODEkER
UTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Results Yesterday N Orleans 6, Birmingham 0, hville 3, Little Rock 1. |apta 3, Mobile 1. Iftanooga 2, Memphis 0.
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Games Today

Newman at Griffin. LaGrange at Rome. Talladega at Anniston.
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Sarifice fly, Strickland. Left on bases, Howard 8, Birmingham College 7. Bases or balls, off Martin 1, Campbell 9 Na- ton 3. Struck out, by Martin f. Camp bell 4, Nation 4. Double plays, Campbell to S Ware to F. Ware, Martin to Clayton to Hilliard. Hits, off Campbell, in 5 innings, Nation in innings Umpire Pritchard.
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Robertson Fails to Puzzle Pelicans

With apologies to Bill Shakespeare, it was "A Tragedy of Errors
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Pop Boy Smith grew stingy toward the latter part of the game. He care fully apportioned the hits, one to each inning, up until the seventh and eighth, when he refused to let man get on base. In the ninth, however, he loosened up again and Derrick cracked out his third single of the contest
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Emil Meusel, the demon outfielder from Elmira, is expected to reach Birmingham early this morning and will probably appear in the lineup against the Pels tomorrow. Moley will hardly send him in after long
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aprons had an awful day in the
 Aking six boobies. Caton and
 Fare credited with two each, both
 Costly while Derrick and Danny 4 pulled the other misplays. Five Lhe six errors that the Barons made |fred in the Pels' scoring. The Barons H an off day after taking the series
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from the Crackers, but two straight wins, today and tomorrow, will give them the final honors over Dobbs and his sluggers
 The Pels have a great team and the Barons will have to go some to beat them.
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THIRD

New Orleans-Smith popped to Me Donald. Allison out, second to first. Knaupp lined to left. No runs. no hits, no errors.
 Birmingham-McDona out. Bluhm to Smith. Clark flied out to center. Coombs tripled to deep left center. Lindsay hit to Eschen, who fumbled, but recovered in time to throw Bill out at first No runs, one hit no errors
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New Orleans-Higgins hit a home run to deep left. Smith popped to Lindsay Allison out, pitcher to first. Knaupp out. Mcdonald to Derrick. One run, one hit, errors
 Birmingham Derrick singled to left Carroll forced Derrick at second on erounder to Eschen Carroll stole sec ond liauser flied to center. Smith, bat ting for Ponder. flied out to left after Carroll had swiped third. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Births
ROYS.

BOYS
Stanley sadowski; ga Theodore:
pearl Deal. lilo Parker; Andrew Ku-
kolski. 1905 Junction; John Iaskos,
/ - Norton: Jos. \. summerlee. g
Amherst, David David Kiay y.onnNn aS Ss
Lansing Harold 8, Hall. 1876 Peter
boro: wiibert Schneider. 1851 Pr
quctt: George Cumasi, 1913 Lafayette
Peter Manoleas. lsa Lafayette r.
Pomeroy. Providence hospital: James
T. Donnell. 20 Columbus; Rockwell
Roman. 10l Scovel-pl;; Lawrence j
Maloney, 200 Dcxter-bivd:; John NJ.
6O3 wheeiock; Louis 10th. 1865 w.
Jefferson: John Kalinowski. SlS Rio
pelle: samuel Bihin, 2t5 Victor; Wal
ter Mruk. 5o7 Thirty-second; Clsr-
Kozow, . secor- pi; Norman r. Bur
nett, SIS Forsythe: ward A. Living
stone. 23oi Woodward, John
0Neiil lSl Lema Syo.n rrsd Job nha NJ
Num- Num-" SIS Iillibridse: VIM. Park. 272
Kirby f.: John Russell. Woman =
hospital: Walter II. Lehrbass, III
Beividere; Teohl Ropitzki, Sls St
Joseph.
Peter Michels. 1910 Livernois: VIM.
Book, $50 Maybury Earl A; Rutledge'
e32 Concord: Nick Batterman, Har-
per hospital: wojcech Natusiak. lts5
Campbell; Henry Barron. l3s Rade-
macher; Victor Mazurek. 900 Rio
pelle: Nicholas Klopp, ass Mullett;
Vito Cicala, 1894 sheridan: Abraham
Katz. 2ee watson; Harry Fireman,
rs Goodwin; Benjamin Frumin. lSt
r. Hancock; Harry Cohen. 22l
Brady; Morris Berman. 752 Hastings:
Karl Shapiro. 14l Division; Edward
]. McCafrery, 81 Rodger: Joe Gram
hue. SIS Fourteenth; Frederick y
Cory, 10 Thornton: Perry Atwell, 81
Ida; Samuel Mcintyre 67sH Ferdi-
ond: Donald Mccormick. S3l Mullett;
Rinhold d. Kuehn, 1898 sheridan;
August Kuenzei. lT4 Baldwin: Wal
ter Greenwood. Detroit Tuberculosis
sanitarium; vojtich Machowski. 20
Roby-pL wIadyslaw Bar. 1888 81.
AubIn: Mike Siostich. So Greedy;
Walter Gotch. 8s6 Thirty-third: An
drew Anderson. &42 Jos Campau: Al
fred l. Alien. Harper hospital; LET
nngwcll whiting. S5s Lorraine; VIM.
y. Walker. as Lemay; Frederick
Troweii, 227 Meadowbrook; Peter
siistcke. sss McGraw: Charles Beau
shamp. a73 Helen; George Burbank.
IS Peterson: chas. Pre.b. s2s Cicotte;
VIM. II. Fletcher. $40 Twenty-eishth.
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Amanda Markham
80 Years Old Today;
Thompson Home Asst,

There's quite q stir" In the
Thompson Homo for Aged Women.
No. SSS Cass-ave.. today. Old trunks.
telescopes and luggage are being
de.vsd into with trembling. emaciat.
ed hands for a pretty dress Of other
days. Little keepsakes. barking
back 10 childhood or some cherished
romance. or perhaps boasted line
age, are being disturbed In their
time-worn caskets; extra good
things" are being prepared In the
kitchen. and the aged. white-haired
ladies are smiling. for Mrs. Amanda
Markham Is having birthday party.
She Is 30 years old.
Mrs. Markham. with other friends
nearly her own age, were busy In the
home, Monday. telephoning invita-
tons for the event, and from tho re-
plies many will DO 1t the party"
For years Mrs. Markham has cele-
brated the anniversary OF her birth.
1t is a holiday much more important
to her than any other day In the
year.
Mrs. Markham Is q native OF Sara
toga Springs. N. Y. and came to
Michigan with her parents when a
child, and lived on farm In Oak
land county. She taught school and
later married. but her husband died
soon afterwards. and she resumed
her career rs tutor. retiring only
when infirmities demanded II.
She Is a member Of the First Con-
gregationa, church. the members OF
which are remembering her today
with congratulations and gifts. Mrs.
Markham is a firm believer In wo-
an suffrage.
At one time Mrs. Markham or
ganized a select" school In Albion
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headlight. ste; perfection. s.stI pal
: . iss'; red crown gasoline. zoe
Hssswsre-Nsii. ss.so neg case:
Snn nIs n w,fs $50 per bundle gal
per spool; galyanized sheets. "a
Bull bronxed axes. single handled.
1850; double. si2.5o per doz.: black
sheet metal, 90 and 24-gauge, s3,25;
2s-gauge, ss.3o; 27-gaugc. sS.s5: 2s-
gauge. 1910 per cwt. Carriage bolts.
small. soc 10 and 5 on; large. 40 and
8 ON machine bolts. small. so, 10 and
10 on: large 40. 10 and 8 on list.
Hides-No. 1 cured hides. 1shc; No.
I green hides. I5c; No. 1 cured bulls
isc; No. I green bulls. ioc; No. I
cured veal kip zoe; No. I green veal
kip. isc; No. l cured murrain, lSc:
No. green murrain. Ice; No. 1 cured
calf: 2sei No; ] green calf. Csc; No. 4
No. taiiow. Sc: No. 3 taiiow. 10;
No. . hides. lie on; No. kip and calf,
INC. on sheepskin (as to amount OF
wooD. Soc q S3Sc.
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MOrtllary

BARIz-May %. 1919. august BsIt.;
dear father Of Mr. Charles
s s:s Al ssss. and r SrsasT S ion
Raley.s undertaking pariOrs. time
BEEBE-May 20. 1916. Charles. aged
q. beloved husband OF Blanch, dear
Vice at residence. l?44 East Grand
ment at clyde. Ohio. Member OF
Palestine lodge. +. and A. NJ. 361.
BE sEsE. r. N a: James beloved beloved
T.: and Frances +. and brother OF
Ida and Victoria Beemer.. Funeral
from V. Giest Sons chapel. sSo
Rsndolph-st.. Wednesday. p. m.
500 Crawford-ave.. beloved aunt OF
and c. NJ. shields. Funeral from
residence "Wednesday. $40 g. m.
Holy Redeemer church at .. via
auto Kindly omit flowers.
ly, Mich. beloved husband OF Mrs:
William p. Hicks and father OF
s Efe; Charles + Snd M sesv,c a.
Wednesday at 2 o'clock. at Holly
residence. Burial at Lakeside
cemetery.
kAVANAGH-At the Boulevard san.
itarium. steven Kayanagh. n aged
OF Monroe. Mrs. Nj. ]. Smith. OF
Lansing. and John Kavanagh. OF
Bay city; shipment from Haiey's
undertaking parlors for burial at
Monroe. Mich
LEPIRE-May II. at p. M. at the
residence of granddaughter, Mrs
juIia p. age IS. reiict OF the late
Frank e. Lepire. mother OF John
b., Alex. H.. BENJAMIN T., Harry
w. Mrs. r. w. Lines. Mrs. A b.
June and Mrs. n. !. Peters. Flu
neral service from above residence,
Wednesday at y. m.
McMILLAN-May 81. at his residence,
SO Twenty third-st.. Lawrence Nc
MILAN. Funeral Wednesday. May
%, at . o'clock to Ste. Annes
church. thence To Holy Cross ceme-
terry. Sarnia papers please copy.
MIDDLEDITCH-M 81. at $50
Burns-ave.. BENJAMIN, beloved hus-
band OF Lucy II. Middleditch and
father of Alpha r.. George o. and
Leigh II. Middleditch brother OF
Mrs. Harriet Bowlsby and Walter
Middlcditch. Funeral service from
residence Wednesday AT a:30 D. m,
under auspices of Palestine lodge
No. 35I T.. & a. NJ Interment. at
Woodlawn.
ROOk ER-May 81. 1915. at Herman
Kiefcr hospital. Al. Rocker. ship
ment from Halcy's Undertaking
parlors Ior burial al Saginaw.
Mich.
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NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1866.

To George Hanley, n. l.. Campau.
George T., Ricketts,, r. y. Hough. H..
G. KATE Charles S. Smith, George @.
Bcgg +. j. Simmons. +. j. Sommers.
Anna Bloom, n. -. steel, Elizabeth n.
Shields, William Pratt. samuel stone,
j. c. Richards. Macy Boylan a. r.
Bechard. T. A. Shields. ~. i. ARM
strong, j. j. Lutz, and TO all other
persons owning. occupying, or other
wise interested in any OF the lots and
parcels Of real estate in the local as.
sessinent district established by the
Common Council to defray the ex-
penses Of grading and paving the al
lev within the boundaries herein set
forth
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the Alley No. sal. being the
alley In block bounded by Witherell.
Jonn r.. Columbia and Montc7in1s
streets, and Is now open TO inspection
al this office. and viii remain in this !.
office for 1--WE days from the first pub >
lication OF this notice for the inspec-
ton OF all concerned. All lots or
parcels of land AUDITING on or ad-
Joining the alley so described. have
been assessed for such improvement.
The BOARD OF Assessors VIII meet
on Wednesday. the 3fst day OF May.
1915, at 10 o'clock a. m. NJ their office
in the city Hall. and Will remain In
session for a period or six hours 10
near any person or persons desiring
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTANE J. ALBRECHT,
B-77f President.
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THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY.

Detroit Men,, April u 1915
Notice Is hereby given that spe.f
cial meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Michigan Central Railroad Com.
pany will be held 1T tho principal
Ofhce or the company. Room 800. III
teenth Street Passenger station. De-.
troit, Mich, on Thursday. the Sth day
OF June, 1916. at 10 o'clock q. m, for
the purpose OF considering and auth
orizing the purchase OF part or all o.
tho railroads, rights and franchises
OF the following named railroad com.
Ranies. te,yit: Bay City : 5sst!s
Greek . s ss1Es,, Hss l,S.y GomP.ny:
Chicago, KaismaToo = saffnsw RSil.'
BsiIrosa Company; DETROIT Belt Line;
rsy ha rns Ds
road Company. The Grand River Val.
ley Railroad Company. Jackson. Lan-'
sing 4 Saginaw Railroad Company
Joliet & Northern Indiana Railroad
Company, Kalamazoo 4 South HaveD
Railroad Company. Lansing Transit
Railway Company. Michigen Air Line
Railroad Company. st. Clair q Wet
ern Railroad Company. and The Toledo
Canada Southern q Detroit Railway
Company; and such other matters ana
things AZ may be Incident to or neo-
essary or appropriate to be done In
connection Herewith. 6
BY order OF the Board OF pirectore.
Secret 4,
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Financial Notes

Bethlehem steel ca. has begun n
new advertising campaign aga INST
the proposed government armor plate
plant. The company claims that Its
policy of silence has been mistake.
Rock Island stockholders and
bondholders have reached the con-
clusion that the sale OF the property
Is necessary
Calumet A. Hecla annual report for
the year ended Dec. 81, 1915, indt-
Gates profits OF sb5.J3 "A share, out OF
which dividends Of $50 share were
paid The surplus increased from
ST.. s02.s6 TO sS.356.ti5. The report
shows production OF 12.613,3eO pounds
OF copper. big increase over the
preceding year.
Heavy purchases OF Reading stocks
during the last few months by the
Rockefeller interests have led To the
conclusion that these interests short
ly Will show up I'm control OF the
property.
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PROPOSALS FOR
CONDUIT
CONSTRUCTION

Sealed proposals. Endorsed PRO
posals for Conduit Construction" Will
be received by the Public Lighting
Commission OF the City OF Detroit. at
the office OF the Secretary. S. East
Atwater street. until 1890 o'clock a.
m. Monday, June 5. 1916. for the con-
struction of conduits, manholes,
handholes and iamppost foundation
in accordance with the drawings and
specifications. copies OF which may
be had at the Secretarys office.
PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSION.
+. T. BOWLER,
BITS Secretary.
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BATTLE CREEK . 1TU00ID
RAILWAY CONRAMY.

Detfoit, Mich, Aprit '. l1G
Notice Is hereby given that . sDo.
cial meeting Of the stocEnolders 6
Company will be held at the pripe{.
pal office OF the company. Room 301.
Fifteenth Street Passenger station
day OF June. isis. at 10 o'clock = n
for the purpose os considering and
authorizing. the sale OF. part or. al q
the railroad. rights and sranchisee ct
trail Railroad Company and such 9TH
or matters and things a. may be In
cident to or necessary or appropriate
to be done In connection herewith
BY order Of the Board Of DirectorA
d. w. PARDEE.
Secr0farY.
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honored BY Dr2Ids.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 23.--At
an initiation held here Monday
night, Druids. senior honorary so
ciety OF the literary college OF the
University of Michigan, initiated the
following to membership In the or
ganization: William Niemann. Her
Evansville. II. Gray Muzzy. Conrad
n. Church, Lee K. Joslyn, Tom c.
Reid. Abraham Gornetzky. Detroit:
Ralph Folz. Kalamazoo; c. l.. Davis
South Bend. Ind: Harold M. Zieger,
Pueblo. Colo; s. Kirkewhite, Owes
90. Ralph w. Harbert, Detroit; John
w. Lange, Port Huron.
The election was based on prom
inence in various lines OF campus
activity.
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CANADA SOUTHERN 0RIDGE
COMPANY.

Detroit. Mich, April 5, 1916. !
Notice Is hereby given that spe.
cial meeting Of the stockholders Of
will be held at the principal office
OF the company, Room 500. Fifteenth
Street Passenger Station. Detroit,
Mich, on Thursday, the sth day Sc
purpose OF considering and authoris-
ing the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company to
pany and such other matters and
things as may be incident to or nec-
essary or appropriate to be done In
connection Herewith.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
d. w. PARDEE,
Secretary
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Otto schudIick. l4s Horatio. 90
Hahn. ISL McDousaii, SO years. en-
docard!tis; Adoiph Hints. ss7 ars.
iSt 81 cuiris ssre iai s.mineos
days. commissions; Elizabeth Graham.
1871 sixteenth. s. years. senility;
Frances Taylor. 76e Greenwood. II
kowsxy. Receiving hospital. about Sc
Metz Receiving hospital, about 81
years. dsle,ium tremens; Hairy Cud
months bIon ., Pnsum nssr ,uw wdto
Isaac Davis. 4ss MeIdrurn, about SO
years. broncho pneumonia; Toma Va
s9co f rTscsn' Wilt viii. q r. yfDs Oars
c S,hI 90 Harry Jones. Receiving hos
vital. about 50 years. lobar pnreumooss
MIA car %,r Bf in.ats.ne ss H Joseph
hroncho pneumoria; 10y .Lillow,
Grace nc spitai. ia years inquest
perding: Matilda Reliant ass Beau,
Ru nu sss Concord. 81 years. inter:
stitiai nephritis; Jane Draper. ia
seiden. about 81 years. senlle cerebral
softenine; Roy Ia Sage. ass ~. Au-
9 nmcs % co,l H asGpsno heo.ri. q
Years. cardiac failure: Kopei Rartos,
81. Mary's hospital. az years Inguinai
hernia Jacob spey. GIL Mcpougall,
about 50 ycars. alcoholism: Veronica
pulmonary tuberculosis; Mabel r.
Williams. rs Krupp. % wears. burns
10 body: steve vsrgo. sit South. rs
days. prematurity: Albert Falardeau:
.tomacs: louis fsraso. is, Morreii,
S months, broncho pneumonia; Robert
n. Kruger, al Sylvester. I month.
acute bronchitis; TekIs Poedan. Re-
s &c ns,r w y,.s a. s'r ws,.
month. lobar pneumonia. Katar,lna
Missliws. sis Bivernois. about rs
wears. pulmonary Tuberculosis: Al
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BAY CITY & BATTLE CREEK
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Detroit. Mich, April J. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders OF.
the Bay CITY & Battle Creek Railway
Company viii be held at the principal
office Of the company. Room 500. F'If-
tecnth Street Passenger Station, Do
troit. Mich. on Thursday, the 9Th day
tho purpose OF considering and auth
orizins the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company to
The Michigan Centrai Railroad Com
pany and such other matters and
things as may be incident to or nec- /.
essary or appropriate to be done III
connection herewith.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ID. w. PARDEE,
-ccresGtV
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Sugar Market

sussr-Corrected daily by W. H.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal dominoes. a-ib..
ylI.66; Do. S-ib.. yli.bb;. Eagle tab
lets. sloss: cut loaf, 3g.4o: cubsA
ts.S5: xxx powdered. $3.50; stan.
s ssfS. sS"rss ss ss.
in bulk, 1906; sranuiated. 2S-ib. cot
tons. sSI6; crystal domino gran, q
ID. and S-lb. cartons. I'm cases. 1895:
crystal DOMINO; gran. HF cases. 1e.ts;
diamond A. ISIS: connfeetioners, a.
No. 10, soi s No no. s. i Il. u.s. HS NO. i9.
1855; No. 13. $3.50; No. IA, $3.50; No.
beet granuiated, S7.S5 per 100 lbs
ssIseh9ld .gowd ~. - "a to TO- cas- cas-:
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. N. Y, May 2::--Flour
Irregular and unsettled. PORK; que,
aswest spot ;lsioS 1850 Ss,est I ssdg
refined. quiet: cut loaf. 1880 crush
s sq; lated P' sTafrsa coffeeS. RIO
No. Z on spot, 9hc;. Tallow: Easy;
special. lie; city. iokc; country. i0k
sl.ss; No. 3. ,i.o5a 40: clover. SIC o
sl.35. Dressed poultry strong tur-
keys. e4mssc. chickens. isG 32c;
fowls. l5h age: ducks. Long Island,
2tc. Live poultry: strong: geese. 10
di2c. ducks. i2d lie; fowls. 2lc
turkeys, lsa zoe ROSTERS. lie; chick Eirns
state milk. common 10 specials. 1870
lsisc; skins. common to special. 80
l5c
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sOuBsHes rRICEA


Zee GoosD -AppIen. s1.s09360
Beans beans ,iSi.ss. Corn: fancy
o1.l5: standard. 81. Table
Si.35 0i.<o. Peas: Fancy early
$3.50: standards. u. Salmon.
|3.30; nat. pings. soc, Tomatoes.
Aarrowfat peas 81: Early
oL60; sifted early June. $40
] - Jobbing prices In Y Dbl.
Bran, t2+: standard middlings.
dne middiings. $50: cracked
433: corn and oat chop. 329 ton.
I nest n M,sn,-
straight, $500: pure rye. 90;
patent. $3.50 rer Dbl. IN paper
kols OiI-Raw iinseed oil. TIC:
linseed. 7Sc gal. I'm barrel lots,
|ene In iron tarre's diamond
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Printing--the plain neat kisd-thst
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Produce

ROIT. Mich. May a3,-The
market was advanced another
lent yesterday To bring the
Ia applied only To the extra
Erss are steadily firm. with
mand ahead OF the supply. As
|It of the recent strike In the
hi stock yards a number OF cars
|ssed calves and poultry have
Inverted TO this and other mar.
Int the stun has been absorbed
n affecting prices. The potato
4 has had a quick boost. and
advances are indicated. An
trade In Strawberries IL re-
and fresh vegetables are In
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..--Ben Davia s2.50U3: Bald
93.ssa3.50: Steeis Red. $40
lussets. s3as.52 Dbl: western
Cpies. Si.55G2.2b box.
Isss--dood shipping s'ock
e. rls:so g o ass per 6s.,
rIes-~California. l2.25 per box
Gower-S2.25@? 30 per crate.
.Sc-New. S4@A25 crate.
ssxs' swiss. ,sas;c: imported
Iss1f 39c; limburgei. new. 2-lb.,
lib. l7isc; brick cream, TIC.
horns, i6Ac; caisies. ish9
ed CsIves-Fancy. i4d14hc;
m. i2Ql3c ID,
veSetsSies --orssn peppers.
|2.4o crate; 500 basket; Iadish.
lettuce. i3@itt per 10; par
DO q CSC dos: cs.~moers. hot
-. "fyasoc h.; carrots. SIS
head lettuce. Iceberg. $500
amper. S3.25m3.5o per crate;
Sans boxes, 81. hampers. s2.50
green beans. SsM2.35 hamper;
tomatoes. sl.250i.S0 case;
mt lsmtsc doz.; asparagus.
Sl.s5gl.35 box; green peas.
IS.b0 bu: watercress. 2oG4 per
y Fvvit-S39+ per crate.
ky-Fancy white. sew. is41Tc:
lo0iin h.; extracted. 1860
-petroit shippers are payins
hlowins prices tor baled hay IN
q. Z. o. b.. detroit: No. I
n. S.2.5oV2a: standard TIM
IS3l. 0G22: light mixes. $3.50
no. timothy: $1,000; No, !
Sis6i6.50; No. 2 mixed. sil
No. 1 c,over. s.3nlt: rye straw.
6: wheat ana oat straw. Ss.so
s.:so91sloASo per boz.
So-Si.i0Q1.35 pei. 100.
SP~oms-10 q csc In.
kges-Navels, 35se3.. per box:
elaa. S3.so04 per box.
Bermudas. yellow.
d: white, Sz.lSa2:2o crate.
= ssss-Yeiiow. s3asse: white.
.se;sss.o 81 per crate;
|t s:s pswr fS n.,oalis; new
das, Ss.:5ns.5o Dbl, 81 blu; new
-. Ss.5Ou7 Dbl. s2s0 bu.
StPy-Broi;ers. asa toc. springs
medium hens. Ice: stays
r: ROSTERS. III q 2ic: geese. III U
hicks. i9G zoe 10.
svberries-2%-qt. cases s2.5o q
base.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
TOR Observation-Disclosures
HAINES WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies' Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1879-over 81 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A. HAINES
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23

win Jakan. 400 Wesson. ! month. 10,
bar pneumonia; Helena Siembor. lsI
mia; John Kuptz. 335 Plummer. about
So years. septic endocarditis: Helen
Lermer. 81 Infantry. ~ years. scar,
Rosedale-ct., 81 years pulmonary III.
berculosis; VILLAIN L. Andrews. ?69
West orand-blvd.. II years. valvuiar
insufhcieucy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
5-ROon House. 1923

Complete ma.eriai ssr building q s.
room cvttgo 1898. Save four prof.
its. Call GOT Ford bldg. or phone
Main 1850