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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-28
COMMITTEE ON
IN INCORPORATION
DRAWS CHARTER

The committee on incorporation of
the West Florida Cattlemen's Asso-
citation has completed a draft of the
proposed charter to be adopted by the
association, which will probably be
submitted for adoption at an early
date.
The committee was elected at the
meeting at Magnolia Farm on Sep
TENDER Ia, and is composed of the
following members: Charles Simpson
Judge F. B. Cavter, Peter Rosaseo
S. P. Collins, P. K. Yonge, Oliver Jer-
nagan and P. L. Addison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-28
CREW At WORK ON
FAIR GROUNDS ROAD

Several city teams and a crew of
workmen have been placed at work on
the Lee street hard road leading to
the fair grounds at Kupfrian park.
The work was requested done by
the fair association, and as it is the
main approach to the grounds is con-
sidered very important factor in the
success of the fair, for great number
of the patrons visit the park in auto
mobiles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-28

is the blowing of the Shofar, or rams
horn, which on account of its piercing
notes, became the symbol of the clar-
ion call of conscience to strive after
higher life. The prominence &C
corded the sounding of the Shofar in
the ceremonies, has made Rosh Has
honah known as the Yom ha-Teruah,
''The day of the sounding of the Sho-
far"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-28
WORKING ROAD
BETWEEN BAYOUS

The county convicts and teams have
been placed at work on the county
road between BayoGs Grande and
Chico.
The work was originally scheduled
to commence last week, but on account
of the fact that the forces were in the
northern end of the county, it was nee
essarily delayed until this week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Stock Jumps With In
creased Profits
Announcement
KRESGE COMMON
SOARING, TOO
Packard Continues Ad-
vance, Awaiting IL
Points In Week

A gain OF more than 81 ,000,000 in
profits OF the Paige-Detroit Motor
Go. for the fiscal year ending Aug.
81. over the corresponding period
last year. threw this stock into the
hands OF the bulls, Friday morning,
on the Detroit Stock exchange, send
Ing It up two points with strong In
dicatlons of going higher.
Two weeks ago Paige declared a
big stock dividend Then followed
a period Of inactivity until after a
meeting OF the stockholders, Satur-
day, when a statement OF the COM
pany's financial condition was made
known The demand for Paige be-
gan TO strengthen. and II has held
out strong and active since, altho
the fiourishing condition Of the con-
Germ was known only among few.
and began TO spread only on Friday.
President Harry NJ Jewett. OF the
Paige company. said that the hnan-
cial statement shows sl,05S, 900 In
cash in the bank. besides SAT 900 In
municipal bonds. More than $1,000
cars would be the sale mark for this
year. he said, an increase OF about
75 over last year
PaigeDetroit directors were In
session again Friday afternoon, rela.
tive to the issuance OF 81 900. 900
preferred stock for the installation
OF its own engine equipment.
Kresge common created quite a
stir on the exchange in Thursdays
late trading and that Of Friday
morning, several hundred shares
being sold around IA is and is.
Friday morning the quotation had
Jumped two points in the bid
Packard common IS also being
bought heavily II has been advanc-
ing for more than a week, having
jumped II points In that time. IL
was up three points in the bid Fri
day, the quotation being $50 The
last previous sale was made at 1872.
The offering IS 1875.
REQ Truck was taken on the ex,
change Friday with the confirmation
OF the merger. Friday. with REQ Car.
The latter developed strong at the
opening and closed AZ As. a Jump
Of there -eighths In the bid and the
highest this issue has been in sew
eral weeks
Detroit Edison continues active
and strong, selling at l4l Ia with
the bid l40 1.2. a quarter up from
Thursday
Continental showed tendency to
rally Friday. following a soft tone
attendant upon the postpouement OF
the annual meeting until January
The bid price was 36 IA with Of
fcring 81 10
Studebaker continues strong ;and
active, selling around i33 The bid
was 1872, being mp half from Thurs
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
SENTENCE OF
GIRL STRIKERS
is DEFERRED

Leaders OF the Detroit Federation
OF Labor. which, II Is just announced,
has approved referendum for a
eity.Uide strike In sympathy with
Imprisoned workers, conEregnted in
Judge Charles B CollinKwood's court
Friday morning TO hear sentence
passed on four cigar girls whom tho
manufacturers selectof ss examples
10 the 5000 girls affected by tho
strike. Judge Colliugwood. however.
deferred sentence 10 oct 2l The
girls are Mary Hoffman, Anna llofg-
man. Helen JanowsR and Lillian
Strowsh Hattie Moday was <ound
guilty of contempt, but was released
on suspended sentence for telling be-
truth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
HUGHES FOR
8-hOUR DAY

BINGHAMTCN. \. Y, Sept "a
Candidate Charles Evans Hughes
declared here today IN favor OF the
general principle OF the eighthour
day"
Discussing the Adamson bill,
which he has held was a surrender
10 the railroad brotherhoods IN their
threatened strike. Hughes declare d
81 am not opposed to the primo.
pie OF an eight-hour day. favor
the general principle OF the eight
hour day. I should like 70 set an
eight.hour worhday what is the
object Of st? II is relief from
strain II is 20 provide opportunities
for recreation; Il IL 70 give he sense
of contentment and reasonableness
in life, from the pressure OF over
exertion. 4"
But he declared against surrender
ing anything We have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Hayre DE Grace Results.

T.t.i Race g urlpngS Kilts. ll2
ra'D $3.50 t211 and i21n, won
storm S>mph. il1 CBrrnsD, S27o and
s. 7' s'r.ud, 5up"ruaL III tSchuttin-
ErTT. 8. au third TiWe- I g7 San
dale and FatapEco alec ran.
second Race N!.r and seventy
yards Eddit r., g9 CTepiin), 5a6o.
3:Ng and tZS0, wen I'D Weiss y
lssss. .sss .ress ssss..SSts s ~sssS sf4a n
Time / a. t-t Iundel II. Naccabee.
sand HU Woodflir and Little Eng
Iuri also ran
Third Rsca-s furlongs King
worth 1g- rrfuklerl 81 SO. 81 and
s. 2n won. rlqurtte. 96 tWRshear)
t9 - and s. t0 second Wodnn. lis
'ArIersauI - a0. third Time. 1.ls
Monmouth. Feminist Navigator
i.fIH.n.. Sherwood and Nmpere II
"a far ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
East nITFAIo 1--WE STOCK.
Cunning nnd SteyeusD

EAST BrFFAtD y y sept "a
Cattle. Ten cars, market slow,
choice 20 prime rative steers, - 504
050 fair to- good, sS t5Nq2 plp In.
~ % $3.50 very coarse and common m.
81 50ls choice hoavy butcher steers.
IS 80 re- fair To good, tSISj0. best
handy steers, iS.bo@9 fair TO good.
$ 25as yearlinEs. prime. Ia5od
JOS fair to good. tsbOa9 best
handy butcher heifers, t1.bOnT1i.
common 20, good. .6.5o9 72b best
COWS. t6IsjO medium to fair, stG
$50 cutters. s4a42b canners. s. 20
d315 fancy bulls t7n72S. good
butcher huiir o. s5T f6-scs.- ffctt
bulls, ,51hh0. best feeders t-n725,
common To good. 625G g rs. best
stockcrs. 1854 Z. common - good,
tb.5o 6.25 milch"rs and sprlnEcrR,
t76NiO0
Hogs Receipts. 20 cara. market.
lower heavy. 50 qinuq15 workers.
$40 n 1850, pigs. $40. 6bft1osh
sheep. Receipts. Is cars market.
slow tor lambs 3fo.ton . 30. year-
4ngs. SSh0dq 25 wcth"rs tSm 9.25,
ewes. ft0.25fr 1850
Calves t5mi4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
~rx, yonI< pnopYrr

NEW YORK. sept 2e-Fiour:
ctendv. FORK Steafys mrs- snfr
sic Lard. Steady; middle west SPOT
s1tS51lt95. Sugar Raw steady.
centrifugal. pc tcst 81 75. rnuscovadc.
50 test SIS refined. quiet. cut loaf.
s7.ao. crushed. s775. rowdered. 1856.
eranulatod. So a 705. Conec Rio
No on spot. ahc Tollow rltru:
special. loc; city. ahc; country. sA
?. asrnsI.o5. clover. s5cdsl.i7A.
Dressed poultry. steady turkeys. 25
a as. chlcltens. 2odS2c fowls. 159f
2}i5c. ducks. 22c Live poultry.
Firm geese. l4c ducks lsc. fowls
7Oc turkeys. 2oC. roosters 1tc chick
ems hrnil"rs 71c Cheese. strong.
state milk. common TO specials. l6ih
dlsh skins, common 10 specials.
81 1lhr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Sugar Market

sugars-p2troit Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes, Alb, 1915 tdo, s.
10. tio.7S eagle tablets, tg. 20; cut
dered, $40 standard powdered,
t7.e5 granuiated. extra coarse, $40;
gran dated. fine, in bulk. s7.25; gran
ulated. 26-lb. cottons. s7.35; crystal
In cases, s7.5b. crystal domino. gran
HF cases tIs5; diamond A. t1.s6;
confectionery A.. 172oi No !, .7.2S;
NO NO !. ;,7.oS; Nc Nc. :. 81: No 10 TO- 3s.eS;
$3.50, No. II. $3.50: No i5 $3.50; non
caking mixture $3.50: beet grAnulat-
ed. t7.I5 per 100 lbs; household
powd.. Is. "a 70 case. $1.l6; do. 4s
TO case. $4.20 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

NEW YORK Sept 90 The New
No}Ft EVENING sun financial review
today Says
ON an active and distributed
aiumo of business prices today moy
rd ir Tho direction Of higher levels
on 'hr a,f part of fhc session wrt
especial strength In lhe steel and
cqu5Wou shores. n which several
new high levels were reported Unit
"a States Steel common not only
duplicated i'. recent high point a.
rlH bur moved beyond 'hal record
of'h tho Gomr.d '1r -he-"s heavy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Livestock
MICHIGAN CrrrR>L SToCI<YARDs

DETROIT. SIpt % Cattle. Mar
ket dun best Ioavy steers. {155a s..
best handy weight butcher steers,
fIl5Q so. mixed steers and helfers
te6E67 handy light butchers. sea
s 25. light butchers. f5u525 best
cows, t6n .s5 butcher cows. 1926 a
&. so. common cows, $3.50 f415, can
1850 bologna bulls. 25a5Eo.
stock nulla. s5.26fr6 So stock bulls.
Saf 20 feeders. SfR7 stockers
81 30 &. mixers and sprinErrs $4oH
tl2al275 heavlcs. s5aS5G sheep
and lambs Market dun hest
lnmhs Ie15 u1o fair lambs. ga
2 so. light 20 common lambs ts0
cul,s ana common. T 81 sSdafSo HoEs
Market dun pigs &S5ou9, others
s. 80 dio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

CHICAGO. sept ~ Hogs Re
ceirtE $4,000 market best 5c higher.
others Sc tuwcr. MIXED and butchers.
81 5Od1075. good heavy 50 500 10 90.
a 10 so. pIEa. So 7b6p55 Cattle Rc-
ceipts. $500. market steady. beeves.
s. AOu11.25, cows nnd hoifcrs 81 80 n
a.3b. stoCkcrF and feeders. 81 60n
40. Texans s. II 20 calves. iAbo a
n sheep Receipts. II 0OO market
IOTffc lower native. IS so a 10.
western. 81 l5as2o lambs. fe.75fiI 10,
weatcru S. a 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
GE>rR,L MOTORS COMPANY

sept 70. 1915.
The Renrt ~ plrectors ~ General
Motors Company has declared tho
srmi-Hnuuh dividend ~ S350 por
share theiug ~ oo1 on the Preferred
stock - the company. payable Nov
]. 1916 Co Preferred Shareholders of
record Rt the airsr ~ huAlntHs oct.
- 1915 and has nlso declared tho
quarterly dividend ~ 81 per share
lheiuE 5F on the Common Stock ~
the company payable Nov T. 1919. 20
Common shareholders ~ record At
the close 20 business Oct ii 1915
JAMES T. SHAW, Treasurer,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
STEEL EELRESumESuPWARDCL|mb NIB
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept. 29.--Close: Tho
opening In wheat found the bulls
were quoted In both foreign and DO
nestle markets. with little change In
the general outlook
The foreign situation was bullish.
Russia rs shipping very littlo wheat
and the southern hemisphere 10 OFFER
ing sparingly Weather In Europe
IL untavorable. and the weeks re-
ceipts OF foreign wheat promises 20
county is in nesd Of wheat, 4 for
eigu attempt to stampede holders and
get d little cheap wheat IS suspected
In Thursdays early selling by for
eigneTs. but II their move was simply
10 break the market, Il was com
plete failure, much to the encourage
ment OF the bulls who believe the
supply and demand situation Is en-
tirely In their favor. They are leav-
ing Russian supplies out OF the situ-
alton almost entirely az there is be
lieved 20 be no chance for the grain
TO reach Europe In quantities suf-
nctent 10 have much effect on the
food situation
Reports from the northwest grow
worse instead OF better as the grain
reaches market. The crop Is not
only short IN bushels. but the meas
ured buEhol falls short in hour-pro-
ducing quality. II Is light weight
Millcrs are raklng the hard winter
wheat states for grain to blend ana
bring up the quality Of the hour.
v heat advanced lC and then met
enough selling 20 cause break OF
l 4. c. making the close nc lower
than Thursdays
oats advanced LAc. and rye gained
Ic
so red. ;l55i4 December open
ed with gain OF hc at 81 SO, nd
vanced 10 S1.59ls. and closed al
81 May opened at Il.62. advanced
70 si62l4. and closed at S.cl; No. ]
Tridsz's coarse srein quotations.
low, 9oc, No I Yellow Ssa soc,
-t,ut7--St,tfttiaF I'D 81 u No--2 White.
b0ia r.. No. 4 white. 49l7c.
Ryc-Cnsh No : il2i.
shipment. $3.50. october. 1475.
seeds -prime red clover. $40; al
sike. t9.75, timothy, s2.'O. alfalfa,
flau II.
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
dav were 900 T7hls Of -four 3 cars
OF wheat Ia of corn. : OF oats and
ot rye. shipments were 1000 bbls
Of -four 1000 hu OF wheat 1000 bu
~ corn. 5000 bu of oats. and 1000
hu of rye stocks are 421. 900 bu of
wheat, lS4 600 bu 81 corn. ESQ. 600 bu
~ oats and 1900 bu OF rye.
Snow thinks the recent wheat crop
oe the United states furnished IS
oou. 600 bu for export, half ~ which
has already gone abroad The Cana
dian surplus iS hNed at $4,000 900 bu.
la ss4. Sr Tss" sd5 'dsNf gS,Svs
3o6 cars agains. 80 " ipRiASl1f4 n,
'fslT1' f9I@ary y vssa, ;,GSS 'T Tgee. i.sr..
900 bu: against 100000 Ia year
EAporta OF wheat and cod Esaa y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Steel Magnate Says
They Will Be Stiff
Competitors
NOT UNFRIENDLY
IN ATTITUDE
Little Anti-American
Sentiment Is Man
ifest

CHICAGO. Sept 29-Japan is
friendly toward the United States,
but in the days that follow the end
Of the world war will be her leading
commercial competitor. according TO
T. II Gary, chairman OF the United
States Steel corporation, who arriv-
ed here today With his wfre en- routr
east from his trip TO Japan, China
and the Philippines. He will visit
Gary and his old home in Wheaton,
H., before going east.
Gary was asked in regard to the
attitude Of the Japanese toward the
United States During my ravels
g. Inuan I did not observe any man
Hesitation OF anti.American feeling
on the part of the Japaese There
may be a different feeling among
the members of the so-called war
party, but / saw no outward indica-
tons met many Of the leading
men and they made every effort 20
convince, rue Of the friendly feeling
6Etba.Japapese toward us.
y $Es{znxn skgesxs lasfasscsr
~ bfgthe nation being az war.
ey have taken up extensively the
~ pufactures that were stOpped In
"a bellgerent countries before the
WE inning OF The war
%Japan is busy producing copper,
clothing and shoes. She Is becom-
ing 20 great commercial factor
Gary declared his belief that the
Philippines could become perma.
nent part OF the United States hy
arrangements mutually satisfactory
1T would be decidedly advanageous
financially 10 both, said Gary. Bus
mess in che Philippines has been
checked by legislation pending In
congress"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. sept % -UoEs Re-
ccipts, 1000 Roc lower. workers.
ite 25S 20 e5 mixed Sio9 mediums
5000, pigs s. so, rouEhS $40,
stag. - 50 uS7b Cattle Receipts
~ cars weak sheep and lambs. re
Cetpte. 10 cars. slow and steady
lambs tor. $40. Calves Receipts
$50. CSC lower, top. tI275
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Detroit Bank CIearinus

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were S734l6329b Total clearings
for 1916 TO date, are s1.676779-
1897. as against sl,04l,6S5.4254 80
for the corresponding period in
1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
CHICAGO CHAIN

CHICAGO Sept Ore.1iaE --
Wheat September UP ic, pccsG her
up SC. MAY up SC Corn s. em-
hcr uuduutrd December up 4 Inv
M &c Oats september up Dc
een'bcr up Ac May UP %c2 Pro-
vis'ors Steady
Noon Wheat. September wn
:. December ~ tsc May u ms
ed Corn september down De
cemhcr down &c, Nav dow a q.
oats September up &c; D~nher
down isc. May down &c Provisions
steady
Close Wheat September down
I = Dccemher. down NJ. May.
down ! A. Corn september down
IL. December down ~ Mav. down
Nc oats Septcmh"r, up isc. De-
comner down i4c. MAY. down &c
Provisions steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
roLEno LIVE STOCK

TOTFr,D. Sent es-HoEs. Re-
CENTS $500 market lower. hesv-
les and rolutns. SO f0T 80. york.
ers. gazaAI0il, gna4 -nlgs, - ESQ
$50 Caives Market slow. Sheep
and lambs Nsrtft slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Produce

The feature - tho market On Fr'
o7y was -.lmr tn y't h"a r..
run largely O.. small sizes. and ar.
oftru gr-rr ard HuRf'T1rf.y" look
irg Nu top ~ thls ftc Jewish holt
Catr HH}r tft.'..tt|' 81 IH"| inc
r-H.hea ~ au inferior grade are Pill
l-. up % i''e r}ark"I With no Hrc 80
N.t them Aside Srow the pSnrh a"0'
fhr wtrkef Nas steady ~ ali lines.
wlfh good average trade
ntf'' ''f fSr Sho.'s and nas5o Tor
fancy
B.nann. - Good shipping stock,
Besn. prlsd Limss. anH rc lb.;
Canrornis Frur. .t'Tms $50
81 pears 'sSG bsNa sFAp,s, i',75g2
-. "a s.ax~.-xx .S1ss nh.s-w@~s - ~
:. cbee.e->ftch'FNn nats 1slse; New
York. 2oLc domestic Swiss ssTA2e
imported Swiss. '5p 90. .r,ck creesm,}.
crnnnerrrr. ta7s tu ,7a7so per
bbl
Dressed Celv.. Fancy romptry
Fre-h NeEetablc. c.-Cr.sn pepperA
5 -oai - ~ fadishes. '2a iae d,z
house. t-rl2. doz, tomatocs 5 so
81 -r u.r ru. carrots 81 - pnr nu
le''u.a. 81 500 Ills per hu head lr'-
tuer. ts6o f3 per to4 green on
bag eEg plant. c5JI5o ta
GfHp~s roni"'. l2dl2'sc. '-lo.
b. s,..'a n 2ac ,,.,.
Nv Honey-Fnp~y ,Td.t.d wHd,.' "a 10 t.
peL. 10
tho fo!l5wlns prices ~. 10. oH,sa IaE, IN 10
othy nav Nt7l6 standard tlru-
othy, tiatoglf. lish. mixed, ,uaq
u No timothy - " 10 no.
mixed. ~ No miEcd; NT ~
rs: whe" and o"t straw 's'0o'
lemons d. per hoH
Inc ~ per ~ ~ u,s
os4fs 81 SO Nu ..
o",ngc> Fatrl, as ,|'..551,,,' . ooE
ioS'"h ""''"' 80 sT9rI.h. "grI. ,i ssai7s ba
f.nThrs 1h,E sl.''. A. f'.-'.
prnm- niue t2,I 50 per hu ,m
al so per hu ,a,s. 49,,
fouh ', "r'''eI .su - '"I,y
hen Su ! - W.e3,',Ifm hrns. l, 81, =
~ ~ sSasa >4 4s"' lsic +. dSci,s isS '' i,aisS.
turkeye 25c ln.
sweet P"tntoes - per h1, - -
bsT Dsr bsl ri Jerseys no per 0O' %
W. JoBBING PRICES
Canned Goods --Appies; Y 90
gal Lima beans " n 20 'otn.
fancy Maine. iIb Stendard, W.
Table betts. " z6ml 90 r"a. fRncy
early June, 81 30, standards u sal
mon, tall " 30. int. pings. soe' To-
maioea; i.a. MArr.wtat E.asi ~
early June' 1l'oo' hltteu ea''S 'u""'
VI 90 dor -.
Coree-- White Hpnee 29e' standard
package, ~ ~ Z 10 On -, ,..,,.
Feed AJOhblng prices Ivv,ln. Sa,Nss
bran, wv ." a'ahdhru Wld1llnes 90.
One mIddiiuFs t3b cracked corn, w.
chop, va ton. go,
Fiour .ns pr'.eE 80. a. a.
gan pAt'o. - w He''nu PH..g" f.t.v,
stralgh ht = 80. pure rye, Npr,ms p,.
phlsu' -" ""'' ." 'H"'" '"F
sacks ,, &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
Banks and Trust Compnnle..
Ths tolLowIna hrms are pr1yil.peh

TO execute orders on the Exchange:
w. E Moss 4 Co. Carlyle 4 POVah.
Co. H. w. Noble u Co. ID. l. ssy-
mOur q Co.. ". X Mclaughlin. Mar
rill. Lynch & Co. w. A Hamiin a
Co. VIM. a. Noer d Co. Sinclair n
CoulR. Emmett l. SpTague, Wm r.
Rose 4 Co, /. X. Pelton n Co. Joel
Co, W r. Reilly a Co. Matthew
Finn. A. v. Walisce & Co, Lewis "a
Stockard q Co, Bennett. Smith
0Orton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
DevOnShire Entries
SATJ nm AY


Flrst Race scllns So furlonRs.
NTom Caro- 1913 XMlncu Jimmy, los.
Hatiua, l12 Ncdford Roy, ll3 BIN
Dol ll2. Rosemary. ia Wiley, ia.
Mater ii3, Rio Hraaos. ia, Marir
second I,ace -tA furlonss Lola.
KOS, A. G. HALEY, los Ruth strick-
land los school for scandal. los.
Sugar king I0s, Sal Vanity. los;
Freeman, ll3 Enver Bey l13, Rc-
h,"c"a M"s"s. lia Unity. ia, Easter
fhrd Selling. a mile Nc
Adams. p Fairy legend. aI Golden
In stc. l1D4-tt.F '"ouH- 100. NTrtncess
Industry, 100 Galeswinthc, 1o2 Ka-
zou lo3 W W Clark. l06 DcnEro.
100 king Tuscan, Io7 Rhodes los:
Dartmouth los Also eligible, souve-
mir i02
Fourth Rarc- selling v mile,
Togt,Gok i2' Tgll@ Hng, 3D. lo' HorGcr,
40. Greenwood ll1. Dignity ttf
Fifth Rae 90 selling, +. mile. yccil-
T.l.9,ra Miooirran. io2 Al Court iooa,
Wuifs Baths los hWork Lad. 100
Dakota los Roy Onkwood los Fin
uigin. los Eleanor. i09
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

CHICAGO. sept % Rutter ~.
tras. 2SN2@t-c g.; hrsts 81 "a 22o dairy
eNtras, 32ia 53Al hrsts. 29d aoe
FCgs. Frluur ordinary, goa eJ.
hrsts 30 \, H3tC Chppse Twins
tSH n TO-. vruuR Americas 1Fts a.
i9A G.. Live poultry Fowls. l7,.
ducks. 1871 1ft. Hrea". ltH i1c.
springs lql tuIktX-. zoe POtatpust
Green Mountains s. %. Wisconsin. 81
trit5 Neine-. 81 26H1 30 rrceipts
~ cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
NEM Nonk RI1TEn ANn EGGs

NFW 1ONK. Sept p HUtter
steady. receipts. e.ssb creamery eX-
ira. 75c state dairy tubs. 'eT Slhc.
imitation creamery nrsts 90 a 30ib r.,
DO. special 7bM q s5c Eggs Firm
as n tec. nearby mived fancy. 32137c
fresh nrsts. 32ih n s6c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
cum corPER NToCKs.
UtCU~ aTT-Tp-n

rrnrx ~ ssnt ~ p,,,.-. s.,..
at 33 cents. an advance OF kc over
last week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

Articles ~ Incorporation have been
fled in Dover for the GuhBu Potash
oorptrn' ,"tth an authorized capt
tai Of 5000 0o0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

rrl.e 80 dour IN chicago has ad-
vHuueH ~ coUfa 81 barrel 20 81 10 an
lrCrrpre of ~ over n vear aao
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29

Nr announcement 800 regard 20
Union pa,iH.'s Wolon-Cutting is per-
ai .trufIy fuworpd ns scheduled FOR
to-, early part uf October Many on
orators 90 IwpOrtanDt are huVlng tho
stock ON that prospect Tho uptown
professional element ie very bullish
on tho rails. and has shifted 80 that
group 90 "a large extent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-29
WV YopK COTTON M,nKEr.

QUutHt HtiDnR Ny Paine, W fhh'f q" o.
Sept 90 1916
Bid. AK High Low Bid Ask
Ht..y.tg Close
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-01-21
SOMETHING TO BE ACQUIRED
Possession Of Good Taste Is Almost
Entirely Matter of Assiduous
Cultivation.

II we would possess good taste we
must take pains about it. We must
study models, we must follow exam
pies, we must compare methods, and
(above anything else) we must cru
city the natural man. II there is one
thing to be dreaded in these mat
ters it is what is called the unaided
intelligence of the masses. A crudely
colored telegraph of the Albert memo
rial may give pleasure to an unaided
intelligence, but is that pleasure to
be compared in depth of satisfaction
with that which is afforded when the
educated eye feasts upon the nature
interpreting canvas of great artist?
All, l think, are agreed about the
study OF the models; Of the things
which are attested
We may then, think, assume that
the best way of telling a good book
from a bad one is to make yourself
as well acquainted as you can with
some of the great literary models. Do
not be frightened at them. They af-
ford the widest choice; they are all
for moods. There is no need to like
them all alike.-Augustine Birrell.