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The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

trict Hiram Eaton was named as the
candidate for supervisor and George
Zimmerman for constable. In the
second district Elmer McCullough
was ronominated for supervisor and
Id Campbell was renominated for
constable.
Mrs Elizabeth Fletcher. member Of
to board of education. gave "A sur
prise party Wednesday evening IN
the domestic science lunch room IN
the new high school. TO the other
members and their wives.
The Jubilet singers will be at the
NJ =. church this evening.
President aud Mrs. Charles Mcken-
ney went to Nermontville today 10
attend the funeral Of Mrs. McKennys
father. Andrew Alderman, whose
sunday
Mrs W ". KeyIon and daughter
Wilma are spending couple or days
With Mrs. keylon's niece, Mrs. Harry
SwartK. of Detroit.
sheldon Granger. charged with q
statutory orense, was found guilty
by jury In circuit court at Ann Ar
bor late Wednesday afternoon. Gran
ser. former police officer OF this
city. was arrested last December here
on n charge Of attacking an lt-year. !.
old child This ease. on account OF
its shocking nature. attracted wiae
Thr Literary club met Wednesday
evening In the club house. Mrs w. -.
Frost. wife of lrof FROST. OF b"tes
college. Ky. spoke about her w.ork
among the mountain whites. MISS
Mary Putnam had the paper of me
aftrtECon. The subject was The
present problem OF the Monroe doe
trine The discussion was led by
Mrs Benjamin D'Ooge. Nearly al
the ladies' Went - the high school
after the meeting. where concr and
hsrmtts were served by the Y. w. G.
\. girls.
The sons OF Veterans held regu-
Ia. meeting "Wednesday evening al
the q \ y hall Preparations " 'r'
made for az entertainment 10 De
given Ia their hail next meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
YPSlLANTI

Tie senior junior girls indoor
mcct viii DO held at the Normal gym %
naHiuu on FRIDAY and Saturday even
lngs. Mar. 10 and IL This is one %
the big events IN the Normal college
and large crowd may be expected
10 attend. Miss Geraldine WALLER. ~
FIX Rapids, has hecu chosen manager
of the seniors and Miss Grace Ryan,
OF Portland. az manager ~ the Jun
iors
The trial 81 William Brooks. 81
this city IA being neid today In the
circuit court IN Ann Arbor before
Judge kinne. Brooks was arrested
here on Dec. last charged with
breaking and entering tho residence
OF George Holmes on Forest.ave Mr.
Holmes was seriously injured at that
time by the burglar. who, IN is ali
legged. struck him on the head with a
large window or sash weight
The Democrats met on Wednssday
, evening In the city convention and
nominated Prot Nathan A. Harvey of
tho Normal college faculty. as their
candidate for mayor In the nrst dis.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Pneumonia Claims l4O,-
600 Victims in This
Country Every Year
Largely Because Coughs
and Colds are Neglected

The time 10 cure Pneumonia 70 be
fore i, becomes Pneumonia. One OF
the most dangerous things in the
world is a neglected cold or cough.
Vow. coughs and colds are lniam-
matory IN their nature Unless prompt
action IS taken. the Inflammation
spreads and before We know i. seFi-
Gus consequences result.
With the very first appearance OF
a cough OF cold Ion-o-lex should be
used
The throat or uostrilS should be
SPRAYED with lon-o-lex liquid
Ton-o-lex Unguent should he ap'
oiled around the neck--or on the
chest
THIS will stop the inflammation
and the disease will disappear.
lon o-lex is truly remarkable
English discovery.
n Is not a drug--contains no mar
cotics or opistes--cannot harm even
an infant.
II does not cure disease--it SIM
ply stops Inflammation.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
GREENE CANANEA
is NOW HOLDING
STRONG POSITION

The Greene Cananea Co. produced
1000 600 pounds OF copper tn Febru-
cry This is at a rate OF 10000 .0DU
pounds a year
II l. costing the company about
nine cents 4 pound TO produce. The
company position Is very strong at
present. because. owing 20 The fact
that its mines were shut down dur.
ing The rising metal market, It did
rot sell IT. copper away ahead az
low prices
n Greene CanaHca produces CO..
100000 pounds Of copper this year
and sells il al an average OF
% cents. which Is a low price, It
will make f7.s00.0O0 net, which is
about SIS share
The Greene Cananea Co. has nc
debts, and n has cash and copper
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
WYANDOTTE


sunday school superintendent viii
meet Thursday evening in the Con
gregstional church. at ! o'clock
Knights Of Columbb, bowiers lost
three games to the OddfellOws team
Wednesday evening.
Airs Emily Adair. Biddle-ave. vii
hc tpstess 10 the Methodist w. III. VI.
3. rhGrsday afternoon.
Stusent council OF the high school
meets Thursday evening In the public
library
The Rev. W. 4. Atkinson. Detroit
will conduct services. Friday even
ing. in 81. Stephens Episcopal church
After the service. Mrs. Atkinson wiN
meet the ladies Of tho congregation
In the rectory.
Mrs. Henry Masten. North Line
Wednesday evening entertained
number az friends at cards.
High school boys Will play basket
bail, Friday evening, IN Farmington
with the high school team There.
st stephens choir will rehcarse,
Friday evening after services.
Funeral services for the late E'
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT March s-Opening
| wheat was unchanged al the opening
In Detroit. The Chicago market was
steady and Liverpool weak Opening
prices Thursday ay--cash No. red
wheat. si12; May sII41s July
sif2A: No. white. sIGT
The corn market Is easy and SLOW at
1ehc for cash No. 2. - &c for No 2
yellow and Gs y q zoe for No. yellow
Oats are quiet and steady at 45c
for cash standard 14c for No white
and itis II TIC for No white
Rye Is quiet and easy at a2e for
cash No. ?
Beans are dun at sass for IN
mediate and prompt shipment S357
for March and s3.s0 for April
Cloverseed is quiet az Si2 g. FOR
prime spot. slz for March and S975
for prime aisike
Timothy seed is dull al $3.50 for
prime spot
Grain receipts at Chicago Thursday
Were 2sT cars of wheat 233 Of corn
and IL OF oats.
May wheat in the Chicago market
opened Thursday A. tI1Bnl-10As
corn at 74I 7tAc; and oats at AZ y q
A2.c
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
! &c "a lower and corn unchanged L
( Id lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
New York Hard Hit
By Higher Gasoline
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. March with
gasoline retailing at from y to 30
cents a gallon. New York motor
lists are storing their cars or econ
omizing on fuel. according 10 the
statements OF garage owners today.
n the wholesale price mounts to -
cents gallon as the motor people
believe II will. thousands OF pleas
ure and business cars will 20 into
temporary retirement.
The effects OF the increase have
been felt keenly even at the Ards
ley garage swhere blue book stand.
ing Is necessary 10 obtain accommo-
dations. Wealthy Fifth-ave. car
own<rs are buying their gasoline AT
wayside stations 20 save three cents
z gallon. II vas said today. and a
number have even given up their
motors for the time being. Ten
per cent OF the middle class owners
have put their machines away pend
ing a decline in gasoline prices, IL
was stated.
According 70 the Standard OIL
Co. gasoline prices may 20 as
high as 30 cents wholesale eyentu-
ally but no immediate increases
are planned
Many prospective buyers Of pleas
ure cars are expected 20 defer their
purchases until the price of gaso-
line recedes. according 10 leading
automobile dealers today
The effects of the Increase would
have been felt IN automobile sales
by now, II vas said, but for the un-
precedented wave OF orders that
came al the first OF the year
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WORTHWHILE

owing TO conflict In dates, Mrs. y.
7. Calkins. who was 10 speak IN az /,
termole-s hall Tuesday afternoon. Old
not appear. she VIII come AZ a la'er
Miss Harriet Van AIKEN returned to
her home ~ Detroit. Tuesday
r 6. Richardson was In Pontiac on
business. Wednesday
4 special meeting of the North
Vile school board VIII be held 80 the
high school auditorium Tuesday eve
ming March II At this time sp"-
ciai election will b. carried on. the
polls being open from so until ~
The purpose ~ the meeting Is 20 su"-
nit 10 tho quGtthed electors the
proposition of bonding the distr' :
for s55.GtsJ o. build a new stho y
building TO take the place of tn" old
building DESTROYED by IRE three
weeks ago. The bonds VIII mature
finally In 1881 and Will bear az per
Mrs Roy y. Franklin is ul with
dlphtheria. little soa is reeoNerinis :
from the same disease The Fam :
81 Daniel l.atfty Is also qnarantinci
one 81 the daughters having dIph-
theria- Mrs LOUIS teigel rs OH of th'
same disease
The Democrats township caueu-
win b. held in tho Eillsgs c"uue y
rooms at : o'clock Saturday evenirE
Mrs Anna Eyert and children ate
prsparing T. move to Detroit
the contract for the frrnishtng ~
the gravel for the Wsyn" Couuty
Road comm issiun has leased a large
gravel hiIl on tie r7rm ~ q X
Sohouf FOR two ysa.rs / riEht-of- v.tr
FOR the gravel fraiu has been secured
On the property of A " Eohler and
work VIII commence a. soon "a the
mac htuery. etc al D. brought from
!ts present station 80 Pontiac.
The regular ConClav- o. NDrthNllif
Com mandery. M -. knights Tsuv.
lar was held In the MHsoniC ha ~
Tuesday evening Union chapter, No
50. EoyR Arch MasouS held thrj.
regular meeting last evening
masquerade and carnival. fp'
Eeth"r with q cAi.thuupIan parHu'
~ o. clock was the attraction tU tnf
Princess roller rink. "Wednesday eve.
ming
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Local
HOFFMAN'S IN NEW
THEATER VENTURE

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
Detroit-Co.onial theater were fllled
in the county clerks office. Wednes-
day afternoon. incorporating the con-
cern at 100000. $4,000 OF which
has been paid In. The capital stock
comprises 10000 shares at $40 n
share The incorporators are Clare
Hoffman, Graham Hoffman. Morti.
mer Hoffman, Harry J. Dingeman
and Julius l.. Krimmel The theater
will be- located at Woodward-ave.
and Slbley-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
AMERICAN SUGAR
PROFITS IN 1916
SHOW INCREASE

Profits from the operations Of the
American Sugar Refining co. for the
year ended Dec. 81 were $2.9sl.-
465.39. which IL slightly more than
100000 higher than the figures for
1914. Total net income was s6.lS4,.
72O.69. approximately the same a.
during the preceding year
The company has 1855 stockhold-
ers, OF whom 80 live in Michigan. ac
cording to the annual statement OF
Earl ID. Babst, president OF the com.
pany and a former Detroiter.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

on hand to the value OF $1,000. 200,
equivalent 10 sl0 a share.
The mines are looking extremely
well. the labor trouble problem is
most satisfactory, there is no more
trouble from the Mexican authori-
ties. II II the policy OF the man
agement To make up TO the stock
holders the dividends which were
lost during the period OF enforced
idleneSs
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
ECORSE

Constable Alex Rourrassaw has re-
covered from the effects of bad fall,
sustained about week ago.
Presbyterian church officials are
taking under adViscment the ques-
tion ~ contracting for a fVe-numher r
lecture co0rse. as they were greatly
encouraged hy the success OF the Of
frring Tue Sday evening. when Nor
man La Marsh gave lecture ard
violin recital IN the church.
The board OF trustees OF the Pres
hytcrian church viii meet Monday
evening m the church.
That iCs harvesting i'm the village
is over for the season Is the opinion
of many tcemtn-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
.RESPA WOULD
HAVE REVENGE

As Charles Respa. convicted dyn-
amiter. stood on the threshold OF
the Kingston penitertiary, Wednes-
day. he declared that he aould be
glad TO serve his life sentence L
his friends could g n" A'her- Eslt
schmidt. OF Detroit. whom he rrmed
as arch conspirator in his con'es-
sion
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Sugar Market

--Corrected daily by ". ~.
- z Son: Crystal Dominoes. Alb.
~: DO, 6-ib. tl0,36; Eagle Tablets.
n cut loaf. $3.50: cubes. 37.45
Xxx powdered $3.50: standard pow
ed. o7.1s: .granulated, extra course
16isfe6. ss.ib. cottons. 1885
1911 Domino gran. 2-Ib. and BIB
fo0o. In cases, 17.15: Crystal Dom
rronuiated. HF cases. s7.25: Dia-
I$ a. ts.ss: confectioners' a $3.50
}sss;: Ne. Ne. T. I. :ss: ::sss; Nc. Ne. :. ssss: ssss
Il fo. tsbs: No. n. ts.5e: No. IL
Ak; No. Is. $3.50; No. IA. Ss.4o; No
{Db.lo: Non on-caking mixture. $500;
20 gsenulated es55 per 100 lbs.
6Meekolc powd., Is, ~ TO case. s2.0s;
~ 70 case. 800 per cas..
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
FORD

Early Thursday morning. the motor
truck of the Wynndotte Fruit Co. en-
route TO Detroit for a load OF fruit.
caught fire by accident. aud was COM
pletely destroyed. There were no In
turies The damage amounted to
about 5000
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. lil. Marcn 3.--Opening
Wheat: May. down Ia. July. down
nc. Corn. May. down t.c. July. down
iac. Oats. May. down ac July. down
&C. Provisions. lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Banks and Trust Compsaies.

The following firms are privileged
TO execute orders ON the Exchange.
Carlyle a. Povah. ~. = Hsmlin r
Co. VI. w Noble e. Co w p Moss
a. Co. Bennett. smith 4 Co. Sinclair
e. CouIs. Joel StoCkard Co. Lewis .
Gorton. ". T. Reilly * Co. Geo "
West K Co. z Il. MaccTone & Co.
Emmet l. SpraRDe. Matthew Finn.
ID. l. Seymour a Co. A. " Wallace
Il Co. WIZ. II. Rose a. Co. Wm. 4
Neer 4 Co. W. ". Mclaughlin. +. X.
Pelton. Merriil. Lynch & Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Financial Notes

- D. Goodricu 60 common na4 de-
clared "A regular quarterly d.vtde~d
OF lce. payable May ] . 20 stock 0f
record May :.
The Ahmeek Mining co. has Do
clared quarterly dividend OF IS q
share The previcgE dividend w8s
$3.50 q share
The interstate comm~rce corml--
sion has decided that rates on through
freight from all points in the United
states TO Louisiana and Texas yin-
late the long and short haul and d.
MED the application ~ six southern
railroads 10 maintain all the sched-
ules.
The Equitable Trust Co. of Bal
timore, has declared a quarterly divl-
dcnd OF ! 4. e. payable Apr { 90 hol l.
ers OF record Mar Il This puts the
stock OH sH per annum basil,
against f% previously.
American Tobacco for the year end
Dec 81 showed a surplus after the
pay ment Of Charge and preferred
dividends. of s.oIitI2. decrease ~
tyes.lt0 This b. equal 20 20 g5F IN
the common. a. compared win gI.Vles
last year.
Hercules Powder co has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of %
and an extra dividend of 50 on tho
common stock, payable Mar. ~
British imports In February In
creased more than SO, ,OG0. 900 and eV-
rorts more than g5O.000. 900
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

Augustine, who died Wednesday. will
be held Friday at 10 a. m, from 81.
Patrick's church. Burial viii be IN
Mt Carmel cemetery.
Mrs. J. q. Steinhauer IL improving
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

Al dinner 20 be given by the
Transportation club In the Board ~
Commerce saturday at 2.3O .. m.
Frank T. Lodge will address the
members on The binder" N will be
The nrst get together session of the
club since the receBt annual dinner.
The 1915 committees will be an
nounced by President A. Macdcl.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
WHISKEY BOTTLES
FIGURE IN WIFE'S
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Ida White testified in support o.
a divorce petition, Thursday. that
she had carried four bushels baskets
OF whisky bottles from under the
porch OF Ger home that nad accum-
ulated IN the course of her hus-
bands tipping.
Louis \ White. tie husband. Is
contesting the case, and denied his
wife's charges OF drunkenness. They
were married in 1896 and lived to-
gethcr until February. 1915. White
Is a brakeman.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
livestock

ruDoAN CENTRAL sTOCkYARDs
1ZnOrT. Mich. March s.-Cat-
1Dpi best heavy steers. s7.sogs;
W tandy weight butcher steers.
~ sos%siIssd mixed ..Sy steers ,,xs. and ,,i,cb- n,lf
u9st6S.sS: light butchers ssB
"a beet COWS ts.7sas,25. butcher
II, ob.3g o $50: common COWS. ss5
camera, es.7sGs.25; best heavy
le. VsSsbe; bologna bulls. $3.50
s;.ssss S SsSe!s's Veal calves: Calves Mar, hn1
~ Ready best. el001f SO; others.
Z Nc. 6hecp and lambs: Market.
NJ .Ssss s%ss; sio5seii: fair
/. GSss;sS;s s .s.,: yssi,l.S:s : ssS a: a;
S0msson. Sses. Hogs: Market.
SSeta ioc higher; mixed. ss.ssd
Dts es9s.so: medium and
FU0noW xTeC9 yARDs, Ii.I.-
EMUcAlQ, Ill., March s.--Iiogs; Re-
~; nsssnss - sst .,,,ss.r ssrSns. X Z. ,e ,s
-; y - = ESS: hrhs, W.ibas.sS
~ n. .36Oboo. Cattle, Receipts.
assss; ssrSSnE; sseyss e soG :s..sg
81 re s..lsr. cs'ss';is ;is,.!;e.sssv Tex:
ssss ;ss.sssii.sS; ','sss. west.
q cpansses ssys 7. pa g
= -: =: ::s', :s,'i:: & ';::'s;! !: :s. y.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

There is great demand in
Poochow China. FOR American.
made clocks.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MAHkET.
steady and firm spring patents. $3.50
n s,s5 winter patents. ~ a50M5 so
Pork: steady. mess. S22.50n2s Lard
Firm, middlewest spot. t1O.75 n to.s5
Sugar: Raw. steady. centrifugal 9s-
$500 80 refined. quiet, cut loaf
sI.s5. crushed. $40; powdered So SO
rranulated. 50 5e6fs SO COFFEE. rio
No. I on spot steady. pa.c. Taliov
Steady. special. pa u Sac. country
sis asc. Hay: Firm prime. $500
81; No. z. 81 0b1l.i5. clover. Csc n
r.2O. Dressed poultry. Firm. tur,
keys. efff a0c. chickens. iSis n Csc
pohltrys STEADY. geese. i5c: ducks
2lc. fowls, iSW1Sikc: turkeys. 20n
CSC: roosters, li1Iiifc chicken
broilers. t6N17c. Cheese, quiet state
milk. common 90 specials. ieUtsc
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

rvsutisw--the pistw neat kisS--tsst
h sIsht--Ttmes Bob Dept,--wsis fsze.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

u. d. Gocdricu 90 common nas de-
clsred regular quarterly d.vide~d
OF 10. payable May 10 20 stock Of
record May s.
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% cga.nseoe says g psst
The Detroit times., 1916-03-09

The Ahmeck Mining 60. has de-
clared quarterly dividend OF s. q
share. The previogE dividend w1s
$3.50 q share
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

ises-For Grading and Paving Alley No. $40
being the alley IN block between Medina
and Jererson avenues, from West End
avenue 10 the east line ~ Carey avenue.
WARD NO Is-CAP NO. l.
j. r. Holden. az ~ ~ E. IS IT lot as sub.
Of part OF lot on r. G. No. 49,. Part
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

17s n tS 4e 20 sos O. css 81
/" IS iis "A a. AS ~ iiS %
TO- III % 30 81 u lo4 IS
pp % SIS liz q 81 81
"a q So SO 1 10 % 81 70
n 2, z, g :,s Ils /. g 9 y q
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

r. A. Merritt n 20 n. lot 4. block TO. and
IS n. lot 6. block 70. blocks ~ and SO
Rose Van boxes. lot il. block TO- last named
SUP. al
s5s-For Grading and Paving Alley No. +ss.
being all the alleys in block bounded by
Fourth Third, Grand River avenues and
Ledyard street.
LeEg GLASS Co, lot 2s block 10. plat Of tho
sub. OF part OF the Jones farm. n. OF Grand
John I'm ". Gray. lot ~. block TO- last named
Ann M. Lawrence, lot 20. block TO, last
named sub. .................... Part
r. a. Hurst. lot 20. block 10. last named
sub. Observation-Disclosures. Part I
Mrs A. X .Lanahan. lot IL. block 10. last
named sub. .....,,...,,........PA Part
Mrs NJ. L. Geiser. lot Is. block TO-. last named
A. thompson. lot 10 block 10. last named
sso%For Grading and Paving Alley No sol.
heing the allsY in block bounded by fifth.
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FOR GRADING AND PAVING STREETS.

iIIscror Sr.d.ns and PAYING supsrior stree. =
ss sst ears Of aSsnu 70
chss pollsck lot l2s plat of Baxter: LAch-
.sS Ms = and rsr o. Fnen : sna FaT,
Alien Melvin. frse. lot ia. last named sub;
Jos: Puite. iss. ls-t ner.d .nb Part .
q. Russ lot -, Rns.slr. sub OF that
Between with. svcnu. and Superior .tf.ss
n. I'm. s' De.nsor n0. .v.nu. to
tn. Rlvs r, Rcus. ., sr,as. .n, =, mar.
$40, lying ?, Fort street; ard Stswss77
1Shf sD ard sSsS R,op,.
rs the r r.ats I'm. e r'r6Y a is r. 10. H.
&: o. r xS: ; :SS is :. cs5
J.-o%: Ia,ly' S y q y. ,..ss y y. p
farm lying n, of Farnsworth street :nd
Ka %SrTy sy'n lot al. piat Of eud ana
tween Fremont ana .Farnsworth streets;
I1,c--ror Grading and Paving L,Il,sr,dse ave
nue. 10 the south curb line OF Kerehevai
sub % iot.I :. and O. o'Fiynn's Sub %
Mari. oman ass r''.v'ew q iot 81 s Ps.s
s = =, lneiu;,Ss sa q oFiynn '. ;s Ss'"f
Anna oeorrc LOT "a Inst named sub. Part
t1s3-For Grading md Paving Forman ave-
nue.. from the north line OF NJ C. r. v.
property, 10 tho south line ~ Fort street.
Anna 7. Price. lot 40 Rnler'a sub ot part
OF p g. $40. living 81 Fort street md
between River Rouge and Gregory street.
Part
iri4--ror Grading and pavinr. Twenty-nfth
street. from the north line ~ Raker street
10 the south line ~ nix avenue.
Hubbard Est lot ~. hiock ?, lying ".
Of W. line OF Twen'v-nfth street. plat %
~ pa 0r Road .n S0 n % ~ f ror street Part
n Hubbard Est. lot 80 hiock 2. lying ".
OF W. lire 81 Twenty-ntth stree, last
ii,s-Fo- Grading ana Paving 81 Antoine
street from the north iiro OF Warner ave-
nue ~ the north curb line of Trombley
avrrue
Rcyat Motor car co. Io' = cub 81 lots 70
- Inclusive. md tote - and 20 ~ Hohan
rrd eands' sub - lots ~. 10 md ~ n-d
LOT n. ~ frac secs III md - ~ Emily
csmpnus rub. 81 frac parts Of secs. ~
and s......'.sssss's...ssss .ssfart '
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ron GRADING AND PAVING ALLEYs-(Co.tinued)

Roii--To Whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Property.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

2es 90 ga 20 % 10 II q 800 81
IS ~ lie IL o ? s u G. 81
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

100 3 $50 Is % SIS "a ln IS
ia Il &c - 50 So u Lac O.
i14is az $40 { n q las %
n@ q 20 ia u ~a
n1 10 t@ ~
20 90 n 20 iw ~ D@
Sm q sN / - " uis
40 IS SO ~ ~ - -
"a q % TO - ~ so
q % 10 y n IN u 90
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

ga s. rs aas:s = llll::s
% 10 "a mn sa u IN =
- 10 iH Ar sos q II =
% 81 10 go 81 ~ = -
% 81 10 60 IN = . =
% 81 70 So Ia u -
70 30 1e 70 - 80 q lm q
~ % 6 su IN ~ 00
26 70 81 $50 IN q 80
ITO 50 2ss q u S@ "a la g
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FoR CONTRACTING. GRADING AND rAvING snspFs-(Cl
il Il /

- ! - 3 9 : g . - y
~ y sNsn y 90
10 y IN = = - = i~Ss
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Rofl--To Whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Property.

T. W wsrdell. n. 100 IT. lot 6. last named
Rsssi No. Ia, a. 'fibh." "a
sands sub. OF lots II. IL and 10 and lot u.
OF frac secs 81 and 49, OF Emily Campaus
sub. Of frac. secs 81 and 32. Part
Regal Motor Car Co. lot SO. last named sub.
Part 4
r. IL Goddard. lot 7. sub Of all OF block 8,
or Emily CampAu's sub. Of frac. part OF
FIJI Goddard lot q. last named sub Part 4
ID. W. Law. q. 80 IT. lot g. last named sub.
Part 4
liso--For Grading and Paving Lycaste avenue
from the north line OF Jefferson avenue.
to the south curb line OF Waterloo street.
FRED sibley.. lot 20. block 2, Hart Farm sub.
OF part OF =. Cs Gal, e3S, 1877 Village OF
Fsirview and Twp. of Crosse Pointe.
Part 4
VIM. Hiiiger, lot ss block 1. last named sub
Part 4
T. Pivard. O. iS It. lot 40. block /. last named
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-18
PRACTICAL COURSES AT
A. c. ROuNDUPS

The following practical courses
have been arranged for the farmers
and housekeepers who attend the A.
C. Roundup from January "a to
February s.
Many important problems that
confront the farmers and housekeep
ers will be studied and explained in
the we'll equipped college laboratories
under experts who have given years
Of study to the subjects. No farmer
or housewife can afford to miss this
opportunity. A fund of practical In
formation is assured them on the fol-
lowing subjects and others we have
not room to mention.
Testing milk and keeping dairy de-
cords, butter making demonstrations,
veterinary practices needed in the
farmers everyday work. farm black
smithing and horseshoeing. farm car.
pentry, poultry management. home
economics for housekeepers, potato
and grain diseases, Horticulture, care
and repairing Of autos, farm plumb
ing, keeping breeding records,
This is a new departure from the
regular Roundup procedure but 1t