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The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Two Constructed For
That Purpose, Says
Tourist
CAN CARRY 60
TONS OF LETTERS
Made To Cross Ocean
In ~ Hours, AS
serts Epstein
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.--Mail Zeppe-
Inns will soon be running between
Berlin and the United States, &C.
cording 10 Morris Epstein, OF Chi
eago. who TODAY told OF seeing two
huge Zeppelins in Berlin to be used
FOR the exclusive purpose of carry
ing mail between the two countries.
THE new merchant Zeppellns are
700 feet long and unarmed." said
Epstein, who returned to Chicago
yesterday after several r'tnths pass
I'd IN Europe "The Zeppelins.
which will carry mail only. are
scheduled 10 make The trip across
The ocean in ~ hours Each ship
can carry so tons of mail"
Epstein declared that in Germany
The regular postage and mark adj.
ditioaal will be charged on all mail
for the United States In the Unit.
ed States postage 10 Germany on
these ships viii be the regular tw.
cents and Is cents additional.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

q; pears. sa25@a.SO boz; grapes.
Cabbas~--New. s25Qa s.7J crate,
cheese Michigan fats. l7c. New
York. lSc; domestic swiss, 26M age;
Imported Swiss. S6n llc brick cream
2lc; long horns. Ice; daisies. $50
1Shc 10.
Fresh yeretnbles peppers
S2m225 bu: radlshes. 12m13c doz ;
arsley. rs "a soc doz.; cucumbers. So 40
zoe bu: tomatoes SiUt.25 bu. ear
rota, $3.50 Las hu.; lettuce. sl.o0 bu. :
head lettuce, 81 6O@S doz. green
bag egg plant, 81 q 80 bu:
Grap.s.-z.4-la- baskets, is 4l7c; 7-lh.
baskets 90 fl30c.
New Honcy--Fancy white. new. II
n be; amber. l2m i3c H.. extracted
Hsy~Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for baled hay In
car lots Z. o. B., Detroit No l tim
Sihy,, siS.5Ogii iish; mixed $50
mixed, 'ti1 ale; No. mixed. sS4l0i
No l clover 5000; rye stray Say ~ 81
Lemons-,s@S5 per box.
Limes-si100i.2 per 100.
~ Melons y. Roeytords, "a stanaaT Dsr
S5 'o w Grass lS1ases q s5e each s per
0rengss--valenciar a. 75m5 box. :
Unions southern. 700 ~ $50 per
Peaches Fancy $50; A. s2.25:
A.. 81; r., $3.50 per hu
earsrBartlett., si59q17s bu:
roa.,ce-m Hs; Nd :, ,iy ia s'' long.
81 SO N 100 bu
Poultry-Best broiiers 22@ csc; No.
2 broilers. 2oW2i fancy hens. $50
hens, is@i7c: stays. i5aIsc: geese.
I26t i3c: ducks. l5a Ice 10.
sweet Potatoes-sl.2 bu. and $325
JoBBISa PRICES.
Canned Goods-Appies. go. 90 80
fancy Maine. tl;i5; standard. 81.
early June. 81 30; standards. 81 sal
mon. tall. s2.30: flat. pings. acc. To-
matoes, si35. Marrowfat peas, 81:
earl. 9rIXy June $3.50; sifted early June.
Coffee white House. 2sc: standard
packages, 1914 ~ Il re H..
Feed-Johbing prices 1oO-lh sacks,
bran. s26; standard middlings i26;
coarse corn meal. S35. corn and Dat
chop. sac ton.
Flour -Iohh.ng prices: Best Mlchl.
gan patent. $40. second patent. s. so
patent, $50 Dbl In eighth paper
sacks
Detroit Oil-ltaW hneeed oil. re;
boiled linsccd, 1Sc gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene ia iron barrels Diamond
headlight. SIC. perfection s5c: paIa-
cine, lose. red crown gasoline, l9c
gal
Hardware malls, $3.0o kcg pa 80 /:
annealod wire. $295 bundle; galvan-
tied barhed wire. APPOINT. t22s spool /.
Paivanizcd sheets. 24-EluEc, sass. 81
gauge. Sis5; 2S-gauRa $500. 90
gauge. $50 per Cwt, f}uhl- bronZed
axes. single handled, 80 50. double,
$3.50 doz black shoot metal. % and
24-Eauge. s3.2b. .j-Eauge, $3.50 81
gauge s33i. eS-eauEe 81 40 per vt.
Carrlaec bolts. small, So 70 and &
0T large TOO and 3 or machine
bolts small 80 ~ and of large,
a. ~ and m list
Hide.-No. cured hides. 100. No.
! green hid"s. lfc, 40. : cured bulls.
t5c. so. I green bulls Ice No I
cured al kip 22c no I green veal
kip. 2lc. No ] cured murraln. lsc,
No green murralu. Tee, No I cured
calf soc. No. green car &c No.
$3.50 No ! taMow.. 7lfs. No tallow,
2 kip and CALI tbc off sheepskin
Cas- to amount wu0D. t0CN Si25.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

1911 Military one year, convulsionsi
Tabblangele Cetront. PC Mack 10
months. diarrhea and enteritis; Felix
Pasieczny. Az Mitchell. - years, pull
lowski. 227 Aubrey, six months;
stomatitis, stephen Pawlowski. l19
Widrnan-pl., one month, gastro-en-
teritis; Annie Rus. Children's Free
hospital, seven months. intestinal In
toxication; Albert Eberle. 223 Null EFT,
l6 years. mitral insufficiency; Harry
Redmon, 254 Howell, i've months,
malnutrltior; Julia Gabor, 1885 Crane.
Toullier, be3 Mullett. 81 years mitral
insufflciency; Michael Drzewinski,
st4 Theodore, 81 years. tuberculosis
OF lungs; Catherine PolacZyk. IA Ad-
Olson. 10 months. diarrhea and en-
teritis, Stella Tomkow. 2S Goldner.
three months, ileo- colitis; Anna Kuk-
Ia, 80 Gilbert, . days. acute ileo-
colltls. Mary r. Short, us Holcomb.
as A. Woods. 505 Morrell, 7S years.
enlarged prostate gland. Jane Tewey'
80 Chops,p l. 81 ears, pernici9u,ss
Eighteenth. 26 days. convulslons;
George Hagemeister. ga JOS Cam
pau. 20 years, mitral !nsuthciency.
John Crowley. Harper hospital p
years. peritonis. Plus Csiszer 80 Me-
dina. seven days. gastritis, Margaret
]. Edwards 100 T.. Congress-, 6S
years. valvular heart disease; sidney
Harris. Children's Free h5ospltal
Victoria Williams. Detroit Tuberculo-
sis hospital. about 81 years. pulmon-
AIRY tuberculosis; Charlotte A. era
ham; Harper :, hospital. % years
Horny Ford hospital 10 years in
quest pending Christina Crawford
chronic myocarditis. Emil Albert
Ness lls Pierce three days, NAL
nutrition. Man Meyer Jr., 26t Dun
can. % days cholera infantum Eu-
senia Andrzcjewski, $50. Frederick,
nine months. cholera iufantum, Io-
seph DambrowBki. Grace hospital. IS
years. ncphritis. Michael Rusak. 2S2S
Russell, one month marasmus, Annie
Yauakis $40 Cameron three months
cholera iufsntum, Battista Garayolia.
$40 Riopclle. eight months, cholera
lnfantum. Adcla poElOwski. 336 Thir-
ty-hfth. seven months acute leo
colitis. Josie Malkuwski, Children
Free hospital sis months. mara SINUS
Paul Bator chldrens Free hospital
seven months, marBSmus, Theresa
Juggling. 27i Green eight days. pre-
maturity.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
HIGHLAND PARK
SPEED FIEND
IS LOCKED UP

Joe Cicshuski No. 1863 Nc
Doueailaye, Detroit, Ford EN-.
pl0ye. was arrestc' Tuesday evening
for reckless driving He was speed
ing on Woodward.ave a. 30 miles
an hour. Three cars were running
almost abreast little ahead OF him
Instead Of drurping behind them.
Ilrahuki ran l.a ear at high speed
on the wrong side of the trcet until
stopped by an officer. When ar.
raiGned before Justice flanagan,
Wednesday morning he said in good
English that he could not speak
Engli b and refused 10 rlead. He
was locked up until he changes HE
mind
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
HIGHLAND Park Notes

John Petra. Al Years old, No 202
Gerald.ave.. Highland PARK. vas ar
raigned before Justice Hendelow.
Wednesday mornire on a charge VI
assault and battery against his wife
He pleaded for lcniency asking to
be allowed to go to his wife, who is
in poor health The court paroled
him indefinitely.
Mrs. q. W. Rcliacl and son Emery.
Of No 700 tttc hland-avca hive re
'0~0ed from a short stay ~ Put in
Bay.
family moved Tuesday from No. 3g2
TaBellc-ave. ~ 40. III East Grand
Mr. ana Mrs Harry Nalpg Mr.
NfaiuIa1 and SON Albert ~ No. 90
Cortland ave. have returned from o.
motor frlp Go Toledo. -
Mrs ~ - Campbell ~ No 50 Calf
foruia-ave has returned from the
west whore shc nprrs Tho rumr'cr.
Mr.. CamphcU ioinod her o1rlv ln JAu-
gust and thew visited seattle. Lake
Louise and Winnipeg before return
Ing go Detroit
Mr. and Mrs TobIcr and daughter
Esther. formerly 90 No. 1SS Avalon
ave. hnve~takon up their residence ~
No. i9s Stendcr-Hvc.
Nies Nathrlta Eoscuzweic, ~ Now
Mr.. Anthony ucuterh ~ No zoo
Hiuhlnnd-uvo.
Nioa ZctH and Lois Reitzol ~ NJ.
29p Highland ave. have returned, fol-
lowing ghort stay az Lake Orion.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown moved Tues
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
ANTED--MONEY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
secretary's Office, so Broadway
- AIl.A N

Secretary's Ofhce, 80 broadway.
Detroit. Mich, Sept. 8, 1913.
BIDs--ERECPIoN 2o-RoOM SCHOOL
BUILDING, MCMILLAN AVE, be-
TWEEN CAMPBELL AND CAVAI-
tef AYES.
Sealed proposals will he received
at this Office until o'clock y. m.
Tuesday. sept. 26. 1916 for furnishing
all labor and material necessary for
the erection Of twenty-room school
building on Mcmillan avenue. between
Campbell and Cavalry avenues.
Proposals Will be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire Job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
ms follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. Ventilating and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
Plans and specifications under the
direction Of the architects may be
seen at the office OF Malcomson q
Higginbotham, 40i Moffat bldg.
Plans and specifications under the
direction Of the consulting engineers
may be seen at the office OF Ammer-
man a. McCol, 23is Penobscot bldg.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting engineers and must be
accompanied by a certified check or
cash oqual 10 CO % the bid.
General contractors must submit.
attached 10 their proposals. the names
Of their sub-contractors.
4 deposit OF $40 is required for
each set Of plans. to be repaid when
plans arc returned also n rental OF
81 per day will be charged contract
ors who retain plans longer than
agreed
The Rotrd Of Education reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. GApD.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

day from No. 1853 Mack-ave.. TO No.
SEQ Buena Nista-ave. west.
Mrs. william RoRerson and son
BIN. OF No. ZIG Highland-ave., left
Tuesday for lockwood, Mich, where
they VIII spend the remainder OF the
week.
Mr. and Mrs /. NJ DeVoe and
daughter Helen Elizabeth. OF No. 200
Highland lave, have returned horne
after having spent the past month
In Mt. Pleasant. Mich.
Mrs. IA. w. Reitzel. who has been
visiting her son. q. w. Reitzel. OF No
229 Highland-ave., for several days
mas departed fer her home In Keno
sha. Wis.,
Mr. and Mrs Fairbrother and fam
ily. formerly Of No. 81 Glendale ave.
have taken up their residence at No.
IS Monterey-aye.
Mrs f.. +. Honmeyer. OF No. 90
Connecticut ave, spent last week at
the Grand hotel Macklnac island
Mrs Earl Guthrie. OF No; 100 Ava
lon-ave.. is enjoying ,.,N yisit In VIII
wellington Young. OF No. 40 Flor
ence-ave., has returned home from a
weeks stay In Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. III. +. Jackson and
family moved Tuesday TO NO. iei
The st. Ritas Sewing circle met
this afternoon with Mrs. j. Geriook.
OF No. 1b1 Waverly-ave.
A meeting OF the alumnae of the
Highland Park high school Will be
held this evening In the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horter and family are
making their new home at NO. lol
Miss Josephine Patterson, OF To-
ledo. returned Tuesday following a
visit with Miss Ruth Case. or No. 24e
Miss Minnie Riggs, Of No: isI Glen;
a week with friends In Monroe.
John Campbell returned Tuesday TO
Monroe Following a visit with his
family at No. is5 Highiand-avs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Deives have
moved from No. 33 Auburn-ave. TO
No. 1877 Auburn-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. A Calkfns wash
r. shattuck. OF Van Buren,. Ark. have
been spending few days with MI
ana Mrs F. r. Van Black, or NO. ~
DAWSON ave.
Mrs. Merrill and daughter Ruth
and Miss Herlsy. OF No. 233 Massa-
chusctts have been spendinS
their summer vacation at Sylvan
lake.
James r. Kelley. OF Monterey-ave.'
rs spending a few weeks In Bay view
Mackinac island. and the 500.
Mrs. u. NJ. Shearer. Of WOODWARD :
ave, Is confined to her home by III
Miss Marion Bradley. OF No. 2e1
Cortland-ave. has been spehc'hs
week IN Romeo with friends.
clyde Munns. OF No. 100 Farrand-
PIX, has arrived home from several
week s-visit with relatives In Tope-
ka Kan. and friends In CORNING
iowa.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
MARINE
HOUCHTEN
SINKS AT DOCK
Wooden Steamer Fills and Goes
DOws While Taking
On Coal

The little wooden steamer Henry
Houghten settled over on her side
while taking coal at Mullen Coal
Goa Sandwich docks. shortly after
midnight. and sank. Capt, T., J.
Donoghue, her master, Milo Roach,
chief engineer. and IL others of her
crew escaped ashore, losing all their
possessions.
she lies in % feet of water, with
only her spars and the top OF her
cabin after. ana deckhouse forward,
showing above the surface.
She had just recently lett the ship
yard OF Walter III. Oades, where the
finishing touches had been added 10
the work of rebuilding In Bay city
AT cost OF $4,000 She is owned
by the Bay City sand q Gravel Co.,
OF which Roy Houghten, OF Detroit
is head. She was engaged 10 carry
stone from Johnson island. near
Sandusky. 10 Harbor Beach for the
construction OF a refuge break
water.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Deaths

Marion Drcstin. It2 Abbott. -
DAVIS. Indigestion. Oscar Rold Gullik-
son 21q Greenwood. Ave months
cholera infantum. Gratia MercuTio,
637 Congress f, one year malnutri-
ton. Adolph Leuuic. Receiving hose
pital % years. ptomaine poisoning
Wilhelminn Bandlow. 215 Russell. 66
years, mitral insuf0cicncy Mary J.
Sytz go Military. 60 wears carciro-
mn ~ breast: Emma Matilda Beavts.
1881 Fourteenth. 50 wears, hrOncho
pneumonia augusta Walk. los Long
worth. a. years Eastrltis Eugenia
t,cnorin Rice iiet Mcclellan one
year. loher pneumonia Milton Noss,
1919 Field two months. entcro-Cnli-
it's Rachel Holdsworth, ST. Water
man. GO years. chronic pephritis.
Otto VIM Rartsch. 305 fhirtieth. ono
ycnr, cholera infantum, T.cnora Car
peuter. 1888 Warren w two yerrs.
Cerebro spinal meningitis, Tresa bu-
rccki, t02s Twenty NTH. 10 months.
gastro-cnteritiF. r r. Jones. L.
Marine hospital 3S years. chronic
diarthea: Herbert Friedrich Raths.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
VESSEL PASSAGES
~ The 500

~ The 500
EAUf.T <TE. MARIE. Mich. sept.
Up. Merida. Q last night, Edenborn.
800 Pathfinder. Consttutton' -
-Apt Wilson. Farrell, IL 30, sw edeu,
SPOKANE. midnight, ShcnanEo Foster
!. :. cakes Lewiston. 8, Frontruhc.
chattanooga. B. Sultaua. 8 Gates.
EarlinE. Z. Buell.. Norris. stewart ?.
Down Dickson. $50 last night,
Morrow, 1880, Hnrvey, II 20 IN
Pollock, Trlmble. (smalD Vote ].
Edmonton. $50, Hilbert. 3, Steinbren-
ser, g. StAdaconna. $50, Leopold
Agisiz. 1880.
At Detroit
DETROIT, Sept SIP, oRcmaw.
barge, n. m. Zillah. Peshitgo. Red
ngton. Helen G., barge. $50; ANA
ton. 1910, w r. White, ~ 20. Rons-
,eiaer. II So Philbin 20 a m. y. p.
Miller 1 10. Hanna. Jr.. 2 Sam Morse,
1880: Saunders. Jr.. 4i5; Colonel. 10.
aRnney SEQ: Wyandotte. q, Noting
nam, 6 so Mataafa. Cole, s, Hart
we'll. $40. W. c Richardson. 10 10
Down G. Russell Hubbard. y.
n; Corvus. 9l5 vulcan $40, loco
ma. ~. Anna Minch 100: Jenkins.
stone. : John ~ Donaldson. 3,lo,
ieorge Crawford 3;15. Pegasus, 30.
shiras. 3 Alpena, b:ib, Huron. s Jo-
,eph Wood. $40. Brower. $40. Ruff
inEton, Perseus. I so. Craig. g. Nor
len. o:2o; Hoyt. 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept 5.-Re-
publican Presidential Candidate
Charles Evans Hughes in his ad-
dress here last night sharply criti-
cised the Adamson eight-hour bill
which ayerted the threatened rail
road strike. He condemned II al
Legislation without investigation
and placed the responsibility for its
passage directly on tho shoulders
of President Wilson. He also re-
newed his criticism OF the ."esE
dents policy toward Mexico and de
MED the Wilson assertion thar he
Republican party is the party OF
standpatiism.
1--WE have new spirit abroad In
these recent days In America Mr.
Hughes said. In discussing the
Adamson bill 1T Is the spirit that
demands legislation in advance OF
investigation. II Is the spirit that
demands executive action and con.
gressional action in advance of an
examination OF the facts upon which
said action shUdld hc based
at is the spirit that SAYS Leg.
islate now and Investigate after
ward II is the spirit OF force II
is not American
In the bottom 81 my soul / de-
sire fair dealing In this country be
tween man and man There is no
one more anxious than that there
should be equity in connection with
an our relations. want 10 see our
human resources conserved hN wise
and intelligent action. want TO
see every part OF class antag0nism
vanish In the presence of the appli
cation OF just principles want 70
see our men knit together in a com
mon fellowship
II want labor 10 have safe means
u work, sanitary conditions Of
work. wholesome opportunities Tor
recreation. reasonable hours for
work. fair wages. provision for old
age. want what is reasonable for
labor There is one thing that un-
dcrlies an. and that thar in all
our efforts to secure what rs just,
that We keep the priceless ins'lu-
tions of this land which distinguish
us as free country and separate Us
from all the autocracics OF the
world
1T may Dc very important that
here or there. there shall be n
change in the wage scale 7 know
not II is a matter for careful eX-
animation should be The FIRST 10
recognize any demand that Is just.
There Is something that preccdcs
my demands. however, and that is
the willingness 20 abide by the re
suits OF reason II is the demand
that when We do anything TN this
country we should understand tho
way we travel, where we put our
foot down, and never surrender TO
any force OF any Kind n IS. as the
future will unfold. our priceless her.
itage that we have country where
intelligence reigns. whore there arc
many opportunities OF education,
where we are trying to stamp out
every abuse working against our
institutions
we submit ourselves with re-
spect TO our greatest national CON
Germs TO the arbitrament OF the pub
lie judgment every four years. We
submit our arguments, tell what We
think and desire to be done. Then
we go to the polls and express our
convictions and then every Ameri-
can citizen. whether he Is victo-
rious or defeated, goes home salts
fed and reason rules. But the day
must never comc-and | regret to
say we have gone very far toward
that day--when we shall have any
action under pressure. instead OF on
q consideration OF the facts"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
MOrtuary.

DINoN Sept :. 1919 At her sons
residence, t54 Penrsylvanta-ave
Clara L. beloved wife Of Frederick
C.. and mother OF Wm. r. and FLOR
eurc l.. Dixon, dqurhtcr Of Mrs :.
y. Orr. sister OF Mrs T.. Schmied,
VIM. r orr Mrs H. T.. Wisner.
Mrs VIM. Deccn Mrs. ) Liddcll,
L. orr. Funeral from sons resi-
dcnce. Friday. p. nj Burial in
Woodmcre.
METZEN Sept 3, at her residence,
IS Tommy H. =. Margaret.
AGED II years beloved mother OF
Edward T. and Minnie l.. Metzen.
Funeral Thursday a. m, from
residence and . o'clock at St Alloy
sius church.
RAsELEl Sept. (. Mary. at resi-
dencc 1854 F0urth-ave. beloved
mother OF Harry G., Raseley and
'0ra cummings Funeral 10 a. M.
Thursday. Bryon. Ohio.
SCOTT Sept. 5.19t6. Lucy NJ. widow
Of the late william scott and dear
mother of Mrs Frcd Freeman, Mrs.
\ =. TectzeL Mrs. n Y. BROAD hont,
Mrs T.. y Hedge and Wilfred u.
Scott aged IS years Funeral from
residence. 607 Fourtcenth-avo. No
tico of time later
STREBERGER sept T. 1915 sud-
denly at her late residence. SEA be
May-avc., Martha f.. beloved wife
of Bernard J. StrcberGer. and
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Julius
C'ncs. Funeral from above resi-
donCo. rhursday nothing at $50
and our Lady of Sorrows church at
90 lntcrment at Mt. Elliott, via
autos.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
HELP wANrED-FEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply Miss Middleton, Princi-
pal of Operators School, Mich
igan State Telephone Com
pany, corner John r and Mad
ison.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Candidate Condemns
Measure AS Hasty
and Ill-COnsidered
EMBODIES SPIRIT
OF COERCION
Wilson Scored AS Au-
thor of Anti-Strike
Measure

CLEVELAND, O., SPIT. Go
day was rest day for Candidate
Charles Evans Hughes. Not a
single speech was scheduled
and the Republican nominee and
his wife planned to take things
easy preparatory to a strenuous
five-days' windup TO his trans
continental trip In New England
and New York.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
PrcsIdent rhon.Lson Hurt.

Donald Thomson president Of
Highland Park who has been on
vacation for tho past two weeks
was slightly injured whom the auto
mobile I'm Which he was driving
overturned near his summer cottage
at Wallacchurr ont, Tuesday after
noon. Mr. Thomas AT the time D!
the accident, was on his way To De-
troit 10 attend The weekly council
mcnfinr-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Mat Eaan Resigns.

Mat Eem, marriage license clers
i'm the county building has resigned.
A difference with Chief Deputy Clerk
Whltcomb Is Riven hy Egan as the
renann for his rrsignaiiOn.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Produce


DETROIT Mich. sept G-The
island crop ut peaches and other
fruits has finally begun 20 move TO
market tho first boat coming up this
morning with small and mixed
load. including hosldcs Elbcrtas "a
few ~ the earlier varieties of
peaches. as well aa apples ana other
fruits These nrc the first graded
peaches 30 arrive in This market. and
there was "A rondiustmout OF prices
accordingly Receipts ~ pluma were
moro liberal this morning. and pears
were also plentiful. Tomatoes were
ia only moderate supply and ruled
Hrn. and tAc general list was steady
ana active.
Apples New. 55cQSIz5 bu.. s25Od
81 30 hbl
BRnanRs Good chipping stock.
~ 26ff2 Ter bunch.
beans Dried fimas. 6ta n ic III,
green. i0c per qt
BERRIES -iIuckleberries 5OR275
bu.
California Fruits-Piums. St.75a
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
II, l)pl.. :. : : !;
pI1.ACs, !
ONE CENT A WORD

=. Cash with order, II charged. &c n
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 15c with cash. IL
charged, lSc per insertion.
ications except Births. Cards Of
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
etc.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, s5c for rs words or lesA
Each additional word. l l-3c
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

Members OF the Illinois legisla.
Hre are the highest paid Of any In
he country. receiving an annual sal.
lry OF $500
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

WEST GRAND BLND.-A beautiful
s-room b. V. house, hot water heat,
slate roof, center hall, built-in
bookcases. hardwood floors and fin
ish. mantel. full basement and at
tic. lot 40x175; side drive; $500
viii handle 1t. Alex Watson, 1913
Hammond bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
MARINE NOTES

The freighter OEemRw was obliged
~ nut In Mt Windsor at : o'clock
Tuesday night as the result OF n
Sroken steering wheel. She was up
pound.
A full grown deer swan into Poe
ock from tho upper 81 Mary's river
iurinE the foH. Sunday morning II
vas laaooed by sailora, but later got
away and plunged back into tho lock
z escaped.
The Great Northern ore docks has
ssucd another sihnal circular stat.
ng that after tho usual dock signals
ave been passed. two short blaata
viii mean that the snip must cutpr
he slim head IN. Three blasts adj
liilonat will mean that shc must en-
~ storm hrst.
cleveland vesselmen have appealed
o Washington for relief from DELAYS
,auscd bv TIC Big -Four gasoline
ridge over Cuyahoga river IN Glove
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
ron sAIE--FARMs
SO ACRES TO
EXCHANGE

W. AN|ANAah' I -
EXCHANGE
Close 10 Mt. Clemens. good buildings.
good soil ono milo from ear liue-
WIN exchange for Detroit property,
Cadillac 5000.
212 ACRES
Gratiot-ave., on car line, good S-room
house barn. well. everything IN
tirst-class order. Price So 500, with
payment down
SO ACRES
Close 90 Mt Clemens. orc mile from
car. fair buildings This property
aajulns the Detroit creamery Go.
farm. sickness causes sale. a good
garden farm
- ACRES
Harper-ave.. g miles from city hall
water mains pass this property.
road on two sides, a very good
buy for $500 per acre.
TROMLEY-W
1915 Chamber ~ Commerce
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
FOR SALE--FAHMs

10 ACRES
10 milee from city hall. good garden
soil. Groom house large barn,
fruit, price only 5000; terms or
90 ACRES
II miles from city hall close 70 car
line ideal location; price $500:
small payment. house, barn and
out bufl'lugs fruit
10 ACRES
close ~ Gratiot. ~ miles from city
hall. new 7-room BUNGALOW, other
outbuldings. for $4,000 terms.
5 ACRES
close 20 Lake St Clair. out Jefferson
east. good garden soil; price Sl,5O0;
small payment.
; ACRES
six miles from Detroit. out Gratiot-
ave. drst-class garden soil, close
20 car line price $4,000; terms
.LSON & CO.,
Cadillac 6soe.