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The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
POLICE SIGNAL
SYSTEM IS OK.
The Flash of Green Lights
Brings Quick Re-
Spouse

After a months trial the new sys-
tenn OF light signals recently install
ed on patrol boxes in the central
precinct by Sergeant William Potts,
department electrical engineer. Po-
lice Commissioner Gillespie express
ed his satisfaction. Tuesday. at the
results already obtained.
Under the new system every po-
liceman In the precinct can by COM
municated with In less than 10 min
utes. Green lights are placed on the
tops Of patrol boxes. When the ser.
vices of patrolmen are required TO
search for an escaping prisoner or
criminal the detective inspectors
once notifies the switchboard oper-
ator TO flash the lights In certain
districts or in the whole precinct.
When an oficer, whether he Is on
duty or not. sees the lights flashing
he must call the switch board and re-
ceive instructions without delay.
When word was received in the
detective bureau at the time Patrol
man Leland Alexander was killed re-
Gently the lights in the whole pre-
cinct were ordered on. In less than
10 minutes every patro!man In the
precinct. except one who was al
ready on his way to the scene OF
the shooting, responded.
A few days ago an automobilist
struck a man in Highland Park and
drove away, leaving his victim lying
in the street. The Detroit police
were ordered flashed. Before the
driver had reached the center Of the
city he was arrested by patrolman
who had obtained his description at
the patrol box.
A few minor details remained to
be worked out TO complete the
system In the FIRST precinct. When
that work is done. the commissioner
says, lights will be placed on the
patrol boxes along Michigan, Grand
River, Gratiot and Jefterson-aves.
Eventually every patrol box In the
city will be equipped with the light
systems.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
VERDICT BY PART
OF JURY VALID

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Juries
OF less than the IL men, when re-
quired by law, and verdicts by less
than the entire jury. when provided
for by state law, are valid In cases.
even those arising under federal
law, the supreme court held Mon
day.
An attempt had been made by
railroads. sued for damages under
the federal employers liability law,
TO prove such turies and verdicts
did not meet the requirements OF
the seventh amendment TO the fed
eral constitution--that cases at com
mon law should be tried by jury.
The decision upheld the Mime
sofa law permitting fve-sixths OF a
jury 10 return verdict after being
out IL hours and a Virginia statute
authorizing trials before seven jur.
ors.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
ICEMEN CHARGE
WITH PILFERIN
BOXES ON ROu

Samuel Drolet. 81 years oil
No. SIC M0nroe-ave.. snd Gu
Pounds. 20 years old. OF Nd
iioward.st,. employees Of the CT
Ice Co. were arrested. TUT
morning. by Detectives Siska
Neitzel. Of the first precinct,
several pounds of butter. meal
dclicacies. alleged to have been
en- from various ice boxes
their route. were founc In
wagon.
A citizen. It Is said. saw them
a box OF pork sausage nom a
cry wagon standing in front q
Broadway market. he report
to the police and a srhsecuet
vcstigation revealed many other
en- articles. They are charged
larceny.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
MRS. MARXHAUS
SEEKS DIVO1

Mrs. Laura Marxhausen. vi
August Marxhausen. publisher
Detroit Abend Post. has filed (
'fion before Judge Sharpe. 4
temporary alimony. setting
that the expenses OF hcrsel
three children. one OF them
valid. is $4,000 a year.
A bill for divorce was filed
In the year, II appears. as q
suit OF financial differences q
from a separation eight year.
Mrs. Marxhausen lives I'D
Piazza hotel with Der you
daughter. Her son. 81 years Z
attending Ferris Institute sn'
invalid daughter 10 In Philade
The employment Of specialist.
trained nurses In given a. on,
son for SO large an annual ext
turc.
Ralph Phelps. Jr.. represd
Mrs. Marxhausen. says that
Marxhausen's estate Is In exec
$4,000. the figure computed b
Marxhausen's attorneys.
Judge Sharpe has called for
cial statements from both side
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
.ORCHESTRA'S
FIRST FESTIVAL A
MARKED SUCCESS

The first annual may festival OF
the Detroit Concert orchestra. was
held in Arcadia. Monday evening.
and was appreciated by many.
The program included numbers
for classical music lovers and also
the more colorful works Of the rtal-
ian and Spanish schools. The most
ami itious production was the Haydn
Symphony No, s, in @, which was
rendered with creditable musical
The overture from
the Magic Flute, with its beautiful
lyric passages, was artistically inter
preted. Martha Holy West gave
the 3 fat minor scherzo OF Chopin
with mastery skill and technique
which was a delight TO her hearers.
Several contralto solos by Mrs.
Fitz Gerald, including Dan
iers Song of the Persian Captive"
we're among the vocal numbers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

MICHIGAN CENrRAL sTOCkyARDs
DETROIT. May ss.-cattie: Mar
s.s; best handy weigh. 'i sa,sss S
S Ss,ss:;. ;isSS;;sisS:, handy ,,s S
sr COWS. sS@SSo: common cows. si.so
se frHn;E srss iSs sIssas es sS:'
sSss9s.?ss; :tSek bull: sos; feed:
mixers and sprinsers. ssso 30 Veal
calves; market steady; best Sli.So0
Y; others. ,,7Qs.so., sheep and lambs;
Market dull best lambs. sio.ss: fair
lambs. sS6S5o: fair to good sheep. ~
q7.so: culls and common. .S5as.
Hogs Market, prospects. &c lower.
best pigs. as.sS ds.ss: others. Sss0g
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

IN YORK, Nay 24.--The New
III Dssning Sun financial review
1nv said:
gsssang irresuIarity ir ths
l 1890 wss = not unnatural
6c&joa u he heavy profit taking
H 1istyibutive selling invited BY
49, recent advance. Such move
1nrnts are IN ever attendant feature
~ : professional campaign and
s1teir occurrence on Tuesdays II .
yeyy well established Wall street
Dhenomenon.
s'The Initial trading was chsrac'
kefised by general advances and
wide openings occurred both In
heading common and Union Pacific,
ne two conspicuous leaders Of the
railway group. The former. In per-
8 ticuiar. established new high REQ
ara for all time at 10 "a, equal TO
~ IL under the old method OF
squctatIons. shortly after the open
1ne. Nothing novel was forthcom-
Ing to explain the advance IN the
issue.
sAs the session progressed. Read
1nx lost some of its Improvement.
! Despite a good deal Of "churnins
ana shifting Of pool and Clique 40
tivity into motor stocks, Mexican IS
Suee and special features the list
developed irregularity and heavi-
ness.
s'Conditions showed little change
IA the late trading and prices NOV
"a uncertainty. but the standard 10
! mas developed no railying tendency
aud rs Z rule lost little more
1 ground
sPressure was directed against
wabash issues. Some OF the spe-
cialties were bid up by their respec-
tive pools and General Motors in
particular advanced IS points.
BONDS were generally strong and
tnirIy active"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
II. T. ASHTON I,
HEADS CHI. AN
NORTHWESTEl

NEW YORK. May 23.--Richd
Ashton was today elected pref
and director OF the CHICAGO
Northwestern railroad. vice WI
A. Gardner, deceased. N
Hughitt was named vice pref
In charge OF operation and ma,
ance, and A. c. Johnson -
traffic manager.
James r. Clark was named
dent OF the Chicago. st. Paul.
neapolis a Omaha railway, I'd
coed Gardner.
A. w. Trenholm was selected
president and general manager
II. NJ. Pearce general traffic
ager.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. May ?s.-Close: Wheat
weakness at a loss OF isc. and the
bulls had nothing TO say in Their own
cline and the entire bull fabric looked
Nobody. has q good word to say
for wheat Ih ere. Is ,d no Gnan sdyane.
at the present time from this ievsi.
and the general feeling Is that the
price must 60 considerably lower be-
i ISns 1 side. The worlds supply of
wheat and hour Is Ioo.ooo,ooc , su
largest May stock on record. and TINS
nothing . year ago. and it Is only six
weeks TIT the movement OF new
wheat There IA, been heavy LIQUID
Nome Of the dope from Chicago Is
buiiish; they do not even talk OF
temporary reaction
very favorable conditions Of soil and
creased. The United Kingdom has
inished seeding and the acreage 70
and much OF the winter wheat crop
10 doing better than expected earlier
An the season. Damage reports are
coming. in and receive no attention;
-
none Of the early bears are taking
10 the bull side for . turn.
Wheat made . total decline OF lc
Tuesday. and then recovered. Cash
closed unchanged and the futures ut
an advance Of &c.
The seeds and coarse grains were
No. red. si.itN: July opened with
si. dt'p and saSanee8 70 1i.isS: Sep:
advanced TO Sl1s; No. 1 white.
Sl.oSK. Tuesdays coarse grain quo
tations-Corn-Cash No. 2. i3c; No
yellow. sc asked; No. yellow. "a
Ssss .s S.t :.IsS: So white. a,S
4sc. Rye-Cash No. 2. s7e: Beans
m rmms0i q: June. ps 4.os. seed-PIi@e
RED clover ;,.c,h ,s.ss prime ai'ike' w.
tuesday we're 1000 bbis Of -four. !
cara OF wheat. 8 OF corn. IL of oats.
OF rye, and Of hay. Shipments were
700 bills of -four, and 1000 bu OF
f $4,000 I sU o. corn. $4,000 ID Of oats.
and $4,000 bu OF rye.
Experts Of wheat and -four Tues
HE worlds wheat visible supply
dscrs.ssd 1s7ses 81, es o last .y week. The
Reports Of wheat Tuesday: Win
ago: Chicago. 900 cars. against 2lo;
southwest. 10000 bu. against 1884,
w 4 Casadian miller says IL will take
600 ears . Day TO Get the old wheat
out Of the country by Sept. i.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
BY ROGER sAesoN.
amous Economist and Writer

COSTA RIGA, May 24.-Are you
fond OF birds? II so, you would en-
JOY Costa RIGA. Scientists say there
are 500 different kinds in Costa
Rica.
There are black. white, blue and
red birds, and birds OF every other
color. You hear parrots talking and
canaries singing all the time.
There are beautiful tiny hum
ming birds which dart back and
forth like bullets. and great eagles
ny from one mountain top to an
other.
Butterflies are also numerous
They are beautiful and are sold by
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Eion. over street Closing Near

The fight between Estimator Rich
ard Kramer and the Grand Trunk
railroad over the petition OF the COM
pany for the closing OF the foot OF
Hastings-st. will probably come TO
an issue in the meeting before the
street opening committee, Thursday
morning. Kramers interest In op.
posing the closing is the possible
bad effect which the closing will
have on his general store business
In that neighborhood. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel William z. Tars-
ney has given an opinion to the ef-
feet that Hastingsst., between
Franklin and Atwatersts, has new
er legally existed, and therefore
could be closed without legal diff
Guilty.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

to execute orders on the Exehsnse:
w. z. Moss 4 Co. Carlyle 4 rovah.
Geo: NJ West z Co., z, =. Maccrcne'
mour 4 Co. ". B. HcESGshiin. Isr.
riil. Lynch q Co. w. A. Hamlin .
Co.. VIM. A Neer = Co. Sinclair =
Gouls. Emmet / sprasue, VIM II:
stockard 4 Co.. Bennett, Smith q Co.
w. z. Reilly 4 Co. Matthew Finn.
A. w. wallace q Co.. Lewis q. Cor.
ton.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Ontario Soldiers Slain

OTTAWA, Ont, May 23.-Names
OF the following western Ontario
men appear in the casualty lists OF
the European war. issued by the MI
litia department for the last ~
hours
Died OF wounds-Private ". NJ.
Gascoigne. Kingsville; Private
Thomas Page. London.
wounded-Gunner Sergt. ". X.
Levy, Hespeler; Private William j.
Briton, Paris; Private ". EIDE. st.
Thomas; Private Frederick Berry.
London.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunDhuW n Steyena

EAST BUFFALO. N. ". May :s.--
esoies to prime n.siv. ': steers s'ssess
1880: good TO choice. 3s.506lO: fair
to good. $3.50 s.,S; plain and coarse
IS. Is 6ss5; .pearlings. dry fed. 50 so
9lo: best handy steers. ss.I5ms.i5:
light butcher steers. .ss,5e0s.Is; good
butcher steers and heifers. sssegs;
as; prime fat heifers. sss5de;
western light common heifers, s7G
$50; best heavy fat cows. s775G
Ses, butcher cows. se.s0a7: cutters
$50 $50: Gamers stG4;.s fancy
bulls. G.sods2S; butcher bnfis. 81 IS
stoeSers. ,s'soS7:: feeders ns ss's5G
$50; milchers and springers. $15G 90
Hogs-Recelpts so cars: lower;
heavy. sl0sed 1898: workers.. sl0.s5.
pigs and light, ss.So6s75.
Sheep--Receipts. 40 cars: strong
top lambs. sii.256ll.t0; yearlings.
ss'.saiosS' wethers. ssGs:S; ewes.
Caiyes-Ss 80 "a lax
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
CHTcAGO BUTrER MARKET.

: CHTcAOO. III, May. 23.-Butter.
gS: s|s's.,; :f: ;,s;s,e fss ::;:
live poultry: Fowls. ishe: ducks.
lsc: geese. 100 lac; turks. 2oc.
Ji,ioSi.,o: %i.ecn:in. 81 10 a 10.
Minnesota. sifo117o. Potatoes: Re-
csfpta. 10 cars.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
HITTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extras. 29c. hrsts
2gc: dairy. Csc per 10. packing stock.
2ic per 10.
Egss-Fresh receipts. cases incIud-
ed, hrsts, 72i1c; current receipts, &c
per dcz Receipts. Tuesday. 3.il0
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Detroit market
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 23.-opening -
Wheat: Nay down ite; J July d %.n
down S; c; July down &c: septemb.r
down Nc. Oats: May down sc; July
down kc:- September unchanged. Fro
Noon-whest:x May. up &c: July.
up &c; September. up &c. Corn:
Nay, up sc; July. up nc; Septem-
Der, I'D &C. Oats: May, unchanged;
July, down &c: September. I'M
Ciose-wheat: May up 1xc. July
up &c, September up lkc. Corn: May
up sc, July up &c. September up
sc. Provisions: Higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

LONDON, May 23.-The v
writer's. Monday, charged 30
cent TO insure against declan
of peace between Great Britain
Germany before Jan. !. The
indicates that in the underwr
opinion the prospects for an
peace are better than two md
ago, when the rate for the
risk was only 30 per cent.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Honored BY Drids.


an initiation held here Nd
night. Druids, senior honorar|
ciety OF the literary college d
University OF Michigan, initiatd
following to membership in II
SANITATION: William Niemann.|
Evansville: n. Gray Muzzy, q
y. Church, Lee +. Joslyn, To-
Reid. Abraham Gornetzky, Del
Ralph Folz, Kalamazoo; c. l.. q
South Bend. Ind; Harold M. ~
Pueblo. Colo: $. Kirkewhite. q
so: Ralph W. Harbert. Detroit;
W. LANCE. Port Huron.
The election was based on
lnence in various lines Of ca
activity.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK NONE, MARKET.

NEW YORK, " Y, May e3.-Money
on call. "a per cent; time money. "a
per cent for six months: mercantile
paper. 3A u3i1 per cent. Bar silver:
!. !p NO Demand sn Pe .sri,n Do Nsw York.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
TOLEDO GRAIN.

ToLEDo, o. MAJ. as.-Wheat: Cash
tember. S1.isS. Corn: Cash. 72Lc:
May, 57c; July, T2Sc: September.
7aHc. Oats: Cash and May. i5isc:
July. axe. September. 4obc.. Rye:
Cash. CSC. Governed: Cash and
October, e975; December. $50. Al
sike: Prime. $3.50. Timothy: Cash.
$3.50. Butter: Brick creamery, sic.
tub creamery. soc. Eggs: Fresh
Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

ceipts. liberal: market. to 10c low
er: heavies, loo; mediums, sa.a0n 10:
workers.. ss25mi0 good pigs. ss.s5n
$50. Calves: Market, strong sheep
and lambs: Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK suTER AND EGGS

Quiet and easier; receipts. 1854:
creamery extra, ale; state dairy tubs.
2si1 a 3lc; imitation creamery hrsts.
% q CSC; special 5iL G32c. Eggs:
outlet: receipts. 37.stS: nearby white
fancy. ASA a CSC: nearly mixed fancy.
% 34kc; fresh hrsts. 22a n CSC.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. -, May s3.-Hogs
Receipts. $500. leo i5c lower; york
ers. MIXED and mediums. s9.95Gi0,
pigs, ss.e5. roughs. $3.50: stays. s7.eS.
Cattle: Receipts. cars. strong.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. cars.
steady: top, $l1. Calves: Receipts,
500. strong: top. ST..
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ceipts. $4,000, market, weak, &c low
good heavy. ss75qs.sS, rough heavy.
;.sssssss Gshti. Rses gss ,pS Pos
market. steady. beeves. $3.50 o.4e:
cows and heifers. t4,5oTs.7o; stock
ers and feeders. ssGs.so: Texans.
Receipts, $4,000 market. l0c lower
native. 37.15 Na.75; western. IS a. 3 80.
lambs. ssnll.ao: western. ss.354
1880.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

prfntinE-tbe plain neat kird-that
is rfght-Times Job Dept.--Msin $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

!. ri.ssmTi~e. job Ds.s1M:;s $50.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
CURB INDUsTRIALs.

Quotations furnished by Hornblow-
er & Weeks. May Is. 1915
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK COTTON Market
Reported by Paine. Weber a Co

Tuesday, .clesrsnces, se2o1.zsf,5s:
ss!s s. ss: :si 81. Z 49, ,s,; ?
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
CyRB COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Hornblow
er q Weeks. May %. 1918;
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
New York Sticks

ouotaticns furnished BY Hornblow-
~ = Weeks. Nay zs. ISIS: r
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II ~ Frobelo Coug( % Lana County
New uexico
In the matter Of me Estats Of
Laura B. Parker, dsesassd.
Arthur A. Tenks. adniaiatrutor.
Notice y hsvsby aivsn that The IN.
deraiened administrator Of the estat<
of Laura B. Parker, deesased, he's
hlsd ~ 0nal account and report q
si'eh adninislratcr in The above en-
titled Court and cause, and that on
Tuesday, The 6th day u gspssnbsr,
1910, At ten o'clock IL tie forenoon
Of said day, At the Office Of the Pro-
brte Judge, il the Luna County
Court House, at Demine, New Mexico,
has been appointed the time aud place
for hearing Of the same, and for the
distribution Of said estate and for
discharge Of said administrator. An
persons Interested In said estate are
hereby notified TO be present and Ia
present their objections in writing, IL
any they have, to the settlement and
allowance Of said account, at said
time and place aforesaid.
ARTHUR A. TEMKE,
Administrator
Frat pub. Aug. II. 1915.
Last pub. Sept. i. 1916.
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Va civa No. $50
hodil Marie Jacobsen and Y. n.
bickford. Administrators VIII
the will ANNEXED of the Esesse
81 Jena J. Jacobsen, dsosased.
bodn Marie Jacohssn, Anns Bar.
bsra Jacobsen and JcsepAins Krh.
tine jacobson.
Dslsn6snss
Notice Il herphy ejvsa.
THAT WHEREAS. BY virsus Of . certain
deerce rendered by tho ahove nauel Court On
the eth day 81 June. An. ielo, In ths skovs En-.
titled and Numbered csuse. whsrsin and vhsrs.
~ judgment vas rendered IN favor Il ~
ahove named plaintiff and sesinss tks sbovs
ns.sd defendants fcr u aun Of rvs nes'
sand Eisht Hundred F|fsy4Arss and ol-io0
tee,sss.eu dollar,. wish lntsvses lhsvssn q
the rate Of ak per cent pr snnum iron ~
said nh day of June. AID. 1915, toGrlher vith
eoees hereins including guardian ad-Ilosm's r.:
said sum and costs beInG by reid Deere d.
elsred 10 - valid LIN on the followlns a.
erihed lands and prsnlses. so-vit:
Lots numbered One ~. Two te) and Thrs>
90 In Block numbered eix (6) Of TIE Town.
SIC o. peminx. Lnns County. New nsxieo.
according 70 the ofoeIal map or plat Of aali
Town1Ile on ne In the Office q he Couu(v elerk
Of sad Luna county. New Nszico. toeD1hcr M
al and singular the lan6s. tsnsmenta hsrpiifs'
menss and sppurtenanees mereunto hsloneine
or IN anywise apperlalnIs. and the revsrSIon
and reversionk, rmainder and renaInders
rents. i~sucs and prodls thereof.
AND WHEREAs. BY aaid Decree. h ~
ardered that said Iands and preuises b IA b
the UNDERMINED o. Counlnalsn>r IN d1fauiI
Of payment n ssId Indignant and eon1s vj1Rln
ninety days from usld slh &ay At Jane. A. b.
1915 In order 10 sasiafy ssid iulsnsas ssl
VOW. THEREFORE. :. Q. O. rIs,ssr o.. |
Missioner - afoveeak. q hsrshy IN pnnlIe
n"sice that On tho lslh dsy 81 6sc1cnhsr. A. |
D. 1910. e Ne boar Il zen ocloek b ~ iors- |
Nom II said day. q ~ fFon1 door 81 ~ 0orr1 |
House o. aaN Osunty a Inns, n ~ M |
see 81 Denhe, New Mezion. w, puruusnt |
q and b vlFsus = ~ Dserse. 81 isr -
md ~ 10 ~ hlohe>i and ~ kl51er 49,
Or Tor caaA he ateyo 1onGfIAo6 lad - /
'rrnises, o - uueA lAersof q ~ y 49,
ssy y sss!iy .sid isl1nss1, essS x suii "a
Q. o. vTnLDER
oommhslsasr /
W POLAND Attorney for rsaIssla
' ':S'::s. r. /. rs isis. /
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FOR SALE-75 head Of extra good
dairy cattle. from yearlings to COWS
with calves. Others win he fresh in
a few days. Have been here seven
months and are fully acelimsted and
in ilne condition. Prefer to sell in
lots Of 10 to 20. Will give time to
party giving good paper. Could also
furnish place for holding and milking
eoVs 10 right party. viii leave for
The north in 10 days. Act quickly,
g. n. 6adIer.