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The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

hogs enough 20 supply the needs OF
the light"st september trade in
dressed pork ever known
In the issue OF Sept the Breed
ers Gazette. Of chicago. published
the following
Chicago provision stocks on Sept.
looked heavy. bur this Ia due Ia
concentration az that point The
stock ~ Gus meats was i2l.I2g,196
pounds. against i47.G63.362 On Aug
aud ilol47,015 year ago AS
no accumulation Is possible on the
current hog movement and stun Is
going out RAPIDLY there "a strong
probability that packers floors will
BE- bare before the new hog run
begins Chicago is now The pro.
vision market OF The world and he
trade IS on "a distribution basis with
no sembiance OF manipulation chit
Cages lard stock is 5000 600
pounds below The l5-year average
~ this period and prices are stead
fly advancing Even hams. which
have been slow sale All summer. are
moving freely Both lard and meats
have advanced ~ The highest prices
in Years during tho past week"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Meat Prices Gradually Working Higher as
Scarcity Continues; Poor Hay Crop Is a Factor

from Kansas City recently for Sl375
per cwt
Feeder buyers arc setting tho Sacc
Ia The lamb trade and prices are al.
vancing steadily. with no probable
l.ni' In sight Not long ago the
prediction was made in this depart.
men' that lambs would sell for Sc
per cwt on this crop. and recent De-
velopments make this guess LOOK
better than q did ar the time 10 was
made The order % choice ia 'he
lamb departments OF all western
markets has been reversed This year
The rule In other years was 20 sell
The top out or a bunch OF lambs for
a high price and the feeder end
much lower This year the rat
lambs are sold out OF a band and
along comes a feeder buyer and bids
81 more per cwt for the tail-enders
The government is buying wool on
a large scale adding activity 10 the
market. but 40 FAR values have been
hut slightly affected b. this fact
BOSTON, reports a sale Of 100 900
pounds Of three -eiEhts Ohio comblng
FOR IS cents per pound Washed de-
lame woods are selling In Boston for
SIS 10 Sc cents per pound unwash-
ed delaines at 75d77c
Recent arrivals OF fat hogs are
about the smallest ever known FOR a
Ike period In september. and prices
are working rapidly back toward The
so marx. The average quality ~
arrivals ~ very low. and killers are
finding Il very difncult 20 secure
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
"CLEANUP' COP
QUITS FORCE
Archie Burkhardt Resigns
After Quarrel With
Lieut.. HAYES

Archie Burkhardt. one of the old
est members ~ he cleanup squad.
who has q record for driving gam
Bling places orr of business in the
FIRST precinct. rendered hts resigna-
tion 20 Superintendent Msrquardt
Thursday afternoon following an
alteration with Lieut. Hayes. head
Of The squad
Burkhardt. who was given com
plete control % The gam blers be.
cause ~ his fine showing had a
"runin with Lieut. Hayes, follow
ing The arros, % Robert Willis.
Negro attorney Burkhardt locked
Up Willis on The charge 81 gambling
and III es ordered him released
burkhsrdt then secured warrant
for Willis
Bnrkhsrdt asked HAYES why vii
81 haC been released before The
case against him bad been prepared
Have. resenting Burkhardt's in.
auiry. laid charges ~ insubordina.
tion. according 20 Burkhardt and tho
patrolman then resigned.
Burkha-dt claims that his trouble
With HAYES started some months
ago when he arrested some men
from 80 $50 Grafiotave. for gam
bling Hayes refused 10 lock up the
men and released them without 4
trial. ii's said BurHhardt claimed
that liquor Was being sold In this
place without p license
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Thursdays Livestock

The cattle trade AZ the Detroit
stock yards on Thursday was Just
about steady with the opening Of
the week and prices were firm for
all cattle that carried any flesh The
call OF the Detroit consumer these
DAYS g. for beef and veal. keeping
away from pork and lamb because
81 the prohibitively high prices A.
which both ~ these varieties are
selling Veal calves have been sell
ing at steady values for some weeks
and no change II looked for during
the remainder II the current month
extra good calves bring SIS. but not
many are coming that are worth
this price
Lambs have made big gain this
weoh. some OF the best on sale
bringing $3.50 The quality Of the
best lambs offered would suggest
SIS for stock OF extra merit Lamb
in the carcass Is worth about 2s
cents per pound
Detroit hog prices look ont OF line
with other markets this week. but a
part Of this discrepancy is account.
cd for by the fact that average OF
forings are extremely poor a
straight bunch OF Just the right kind
~ hogs would have brought fl9 per
cwf this week
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

WEIGHTS 23a25c No. ] hens s52 csc.
meaium weights. go eac roosterr. 10
q lec ducks. ga geese. l7p Use
sweet Potatoes 3S25
bhl s. bu
JOINING PRIcEs.
Tsa@sa EeVal - APpiss - per
fancy Malae. 2. standard. 81 SO. peas.
fancy Sesiy June. tet2b q 2.3o, salm n.
tail ~ 20 marIowfat peaA 81. to-
matoea. atendard. t2.a5 ior alb. bas-
Conee santos. standard. tsUlSc.
medium, $50 4oc. fAaey. 'ast Arc Rio.
i.i6 tins ESQ 3oc 10
Feed In i0o-lb sacks BrAn Sgs,
STANDARD "a dalngs $40. rne mid
ding So cracked corn, SOL coarse
cornmeal SIS, corn and cat chop.
500 per ton
Flour Rest winter patent. ST. 50.
second patent. fii 80. straight. tll 90.
spring patent. fle.bo, rye dour. SIT so
per Dbl. OF lss lbs. in eighth paper
On--Linsced oil. raw. 81 20. boiled.
s. 20 sal Kerosene. iron barrels.
Toe gasoline. - - C. sal.
Provisions Mess pork, tts. family
pork. t5n46 clear pork. St3 tG47s
hams, s6u % iar bacon 14d37c bris-
kets asa 10c. lard. 2sG37c 10
Hides No. ] cured hides. gle, No,
green hides. lsc No cu-ed bulls.
t5c, No. green bulls. lie Nc
cured veal kip. 2Ac No. Z green veal
Kip zoe. No. 1 cured murrafn. lSc.
No green murraln, l5c No, l cured
calf ssc. No green calf. Csc. No
horse hides. s. No horse hides.
IS No 1 tsllow. t5ci no tailow.
lsc sheepskin tss 90 amount WOOL.
soc 20 So
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

Frank Faulkner. giant. nearly
seven feet tail. and looking like "a
man Who might challenge jess vii
lard FOR the hoavyWeiKht champion
ship. Was the nrst caller in The
mayors Office Friday morning 30
Rid capt Al Hicks that DE had been
rolled for his money
wouldn't care" he said. 100 tho
two thieves had come ~ nae whom J.
Was on my feet. because ! could lick
a dozen ~ them. but they got me
hen VAS resting tho two little
runig
5 Faulkner said hc had worked havd
al thg Baitie Creek can'Ohmenj fcr
seFcfal weeks and nad saved So
which be deposited in "a Baltic
creek bank The thieves took bis
bank book and he was afraid ih"y
would draV his deposit Capt
Hicks teiephoned tho Battle Greek
bank and the cashier said be would
safeguard FaulkneTs money
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
By H. H. HACK

The market prices for 1--we stock
and meats are gradually worNng
higher as Far as they have 20 DO
with ANYTHING ths, can he utilized
for immediate consumption II has
been MANY wears since good peet
cattle were as scarce as they are
now. and every week. sometimes or
tener. he scale Of prices FOR prime
heavy steers d. marked up unul
ia Chicago he unprecedented price
% $3.50 per cVt has been paid Tor
live bullock
Aside from regular grades he cat
he market Is uneven and hard TO
quote The wave az liquidation from
ne western dry districts is rising
higher and higher as winter ap-
proaches and growers realize how
much ~ will cost 20 winter q bull
lock Thruouf the entire range dis.
tric' from Texas 20 The canadian
northwest rho hay crop has been a
failure THE year. so that grades ~
hay that sold for s. per Ton last
year and "a per ton The year before
are selling for $50 per ton and will
surely sell for SIS per ton by the
first q January
Not many decent killing steers are
selling In any market for less than
SO per cwt but hundreds Of little
cattle with very Ettle rat 10 recon
mend them. are selling in western
markets between s. and 81 50 per
cat This kind averages right
a q o.. B. ID a
product Il found very handy for
army supply use
Ths demand To- csttl> sA=t VII
XIII 70 advantage has caused an ad-
vance in western range cattle that
carry weight sales of i.3e0pound
steers having recently been made
for 314 per cWt Western COWS and
heifers were never before known 70
sell so near 70 natives. many good
western COWS and heifers selling be
tween fi2 and Sl3 per cwt II The
prevailing scale Of prices FOR west
crns holds arrivals from this source
Will BE- heavy during ne next Al
DAYS
With tho exception 81 corn-fed
COWS and heifers the trade In butch
crs cattle during tho past 10 dave
has been carried along AZ prices
somewhat lower ihan those which
prevailed a. the close Of August.
Gamer COWS arr hardly so active A.
formerly. and all grades Of Aulls are
frihe on from the recent high
point A recent development which
spells some encouragement for ne
future. ~ The revival in the demand
for feeding cattle. everything In That
line being from 80 cents. 20 81 per
cwi higher Than ar the beginning
81 the month Recent heavy raNs
thruoui the country have had mi -
10 DO with the Improvement 10 the
demand for feeding cafflc Ficshy
steers ~ GOOD average welghtTare
selling best . sale being reported
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
USE OF COTTON
.SHOWSES CAIN
Consumption, Imports and Ex-
ports Increased During
August

WASHINGTON, Sept Is Cotton.
exclusive OF linters, consumed dur
ing August amounted to 56s,35l
running bales in 1917. compared
with 657,IS0 in 1915. according 10
the census report today OF this
total 3S0.765 bales were consumed
in cotton growing states in 1917 and
SlS.l93 In 1916.
Ldnters consumed during August
amounted 10 - .g6a bales in 1911. and
te.liN 10 1916. cotton held In con-
Stunning Embellishments on Aug. 81 to-
tailed lils.s03 bales IN 1911. and L.
363.l35 IN 1916. and Ia public storage
and az congresses T44069 bales In
1917. and 9fi5TS in 1915
Imports were N23 equivalent 500
pound bales ln 1917 and 3ts2 In 1919
Exports including linters, were tTo.-
AZ running bales In 1917. and a. rs
IN 1915
Cotton splndles active during Aug
ust we're t2o.0i6 in 1911 and "a
e421o3 in 1910
Mnters held in consuming estae-
hshmcnts on Aug 81 we're ia ga
bales in tNlf. and slfoe In 1919, aud
in public storeg and az compresses
li4.6+l bales in 1871 and 1895 tn
1916
Exports during August were 27.sSS
bales in 1aiT. and +o .oa1 In iats
The world q production OF CONNER
clal cotton exclusive of iinters.
grown In 1af6 was approx inAteiy Ia
265 GOO bales - 500 pounds net
whereR@ the consumption 81 cotton
exclusive ~ llnters in the United
states FOR the year ending July 81.
telf was approx mately 20lSo, 0oe
bales ~ 500 pounds net The total
number 80 producing cotton spindles
hnth active and idle Is shout i5o.-
0nJ 600
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
SCHNEIDER THE
COAT, He SAYS
Cafe Owner Claims He's Vic
tim of Police
Frame In

louis Schneider proprietor OF a
cafe on Wood y ard ave declares he
l~ tlc ,ie.im Of Is police frame lp
7 a Jew DAYS ago Manor Marx ordered
I his restaurant closed for so days
after a tria. on charges preferred
hy Police commissioner Couzens
char lis safe was d rendezvous for
women ~ the underworld
TIE schneider cafe Is now 0pefaJ-
nr in spite of the susyors order.
an3 schneider says ne Viii continue
o. serve women in his restaurant un.
ti tae courts hold that he cannot
do Thursday afternoon Mayor
MarN and Police Commissioner
to41ens were served with re-
-t-1lHinE order issued hy Judge
Haiy, ordering hem 10 appear
sept 19 to show cause why they
sh0gd nor be permanently re-.
strained from interfering with
Schneider business.
Just before this order was served
on the ciN officials Commissioner
CouEens received letter from Mr.
Schneider informing him hat
schneider had Withdrawn his suit
for 500 COO damage Tor libel and
expressing the hope that the cafe
proprietor and the commissioner
mgh be friends n future
Then followed The service In The
Injunction case IL was hard Tor
the commissioner and he mayor 90
reconcile Inc Two documents. but
Schneider explained the case 10
7 MOS reporter accidentally. AS
soon SIS ne injunction papers bad
been served The cafe opened again
for tho entertainment % womeH
The police department. had tn
have goat said schneider and
WAS elected 10 be The goar ran
restaurant for men and women
and tried 20 keep 10 clean co
operated with The police always and
barred women with bad veputa
flons ard wrote the police depart
merit as1inE them 70 p0in or IN
5e- -Rhie women and I would eject
chem Always I tried 20 keep my
place tight
short time ago two detectives
~ -hr cleanup squad came here With
Two women that ] had barred from
the cafe Z told them they could
nov .fN lNiN .tlf IiutF ihitfA Ah
f5egt HAYES and asked MIN WIN he
seat me women here lie said be
knew they were bad bat that they
had given him good tips on holdup
men and were his friends As a re
sa't admitted them. altho felt
that was being sramedup
"it Ras APPARENT 20 me that ny
place was ordered closed because
had antagonized The police commits
sioner r. ms letters II was 20 on
ser any bad impression that wrote
the friendly letter, so that we could
starr ouf and 'ry the case on rs
merits without any prejudice one
way or 'bs other
Corporation Counsel Ungeman
speaking for the city SAYS Schnei.
der's latest move appears 20 check
mate ne mayor for the time AZ
least tie says Schneider is right
tn the contention chat be may serve
LIQUOR 20 women But ne added
we have the right 20 stop him
serving food 20 either men or Won
Ell and we may decide 20 exercise
that right
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
EXAMINATION
OF FRITCH OFF
UNTIL SEPT. %

The police court examination Of
Or George a Friich charged with
granddaughter in connection with the
death OF Mrs Christine Gordon,
daughter Of a member OF the Jury
that acquitted Fritch OF the Mabel
Millman staying was adjourned
Friday morning. by Justice Heston
until Sept % Attorneys James A.
Murtha and Eugene I. MFstersky.
who will appear for F'ritch. were
both ont ~ The city
Mrs Gordon died after receiving
Illegal treatment from Dr Fritch.
the police allege Mrs Gordon made
an ante. mortem statement TO the 20
lice. they declare in which she In
volved Fritch
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Edward Quincy Under Knife

Edward Dudley, who for 10 years
was a bookkeeper IN the city treas
urer's Office. and who Is widely
known around tho city hall is in
the United states marine hospital
In Brooklyn. y T.. in serious condi-
tion following an operation for APP
rendicItls performed on Thursdsy.
according 20 word received in The
city hall Friday morning Dudley Ia
member ~ rho Michigan naval mi.
Hta which left Detroit for war ser
vice several months ago Since he
loft Detroit he visited France. hav-
ing been assigned 20 battleship
that conveyed the Pershing expedi.
ton
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
BETTER DEMAND
IN LOCAL MART
eY o'AARA. FERRIss q Co

The local market opened this
morning with q better demand for
securities at present low levels. al.
tho the sales were light AZ the morn
Ing session Charcoal preferred sold
at & -. and there was quite an sc-
tive demand for Acme white Lead
common Bower Roller Bearinx
Continental Detroit Iron q Steel
md REQ Car Blde were also made
FOR Minnesota Sugar Packard Motor
common and Peoples State bank
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
stock vas offered at s25t Michi-
gan Sugar az SeS Paige az O. and
Michigan copper d Brass az 2e -.
Detroit Edison seemed quite soft
with market ot Ito bid and offer
ings az us More Inquiries are com
iug in FOR the local stocks which are
selling az very Low prices as com.
nared with Hose OF six months ago.
and n f. expected the market will
axe a turn upward
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
FARMER, SURE
OF WHEAT PRICE;
TAKES HIS TIME

NEW YORK. Sept - An Official
~ the United states grain corpora
ton. tho federal governments or.
Ranization Tor controlling the wheat
situation said that some -four mills
are running IN about 20 per cent ca
pacity now because the farmers
sale OF their crops a. minimum
prices assured are not in any rush
20 move ihr wheat 20 market.
with fho prevailing good wealth
or. the farmers arc busy preparing
the land for next years crop. 10 was
declared
n VAS pointed ont that The farm
ers sec no advantage In hustiing
their crops TO market se they can
20 20 tho banks any time and got
money on their wheat on the basis
Of minimum price which stands
until July J.. 1918.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Oh Yes, Bank Officials
Who Are Married Are
Just Like Other People

CHICAGO Sept "a Henry T.
Bowers former Weep president Of the
Old Colony Trust & SAVING bank.
gave his wife a hard time In the
shape Of AT alarm clock hurled az
her head Mrs Jemlma Bowers re-
Cites In her petition for divorce
She d.dnt stop the ctock. bar a
costly vase did
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Trim Hats With Men?
Should Say Not; Not On
Your Bird of Paradise

CHICAGO. Sept a. Woman has
invaded mans realm in the business
world so successfully that man is
now put 10 ID to reialiste The re-
suit is the che mllincr Women
unionists EMPLOYED by Harris H
heyman 3 Company went ON strike
because several big husky men
trimmed hats here
Tht men Induced four giri work.
ers 10 remain when this uufortu-
nate quartet eft the factory fast
night .hey encountered several WON
IN riei.sts
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
|. w. w. LEADER
UNDER ARREST

BiSBEE. Ariz Sept IL "A s
Fmbree leader and chairman Of the
executive committee OF the deporf
I'd ! W IS wJ5 81 other members
~ the organization. eho were de-
ported arrived here oday al noon
was nrgmptit arrested.
charged with iucl'ing riot here on
J4lt the dsF before me dep0rta.
tonsl and lodged In the ounfy
I'll
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
DEFICIENCY BILL
INCRE ASED: CLOSE
TO $1,000, 000.0 900

WASHINGTON sept IL over
1000 0GO 300 Ras added 70 the
argent deficiencies bill when the
house began work on Il today In
stead Of $4.s10e00. 600 the measure
will carry close 20 5000 900 .0op All
extra expenditure are FOR 'unexpect.
I'd war purposes. Chairman Flfz.
gerald OF the house appropriations
committee said.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Giant Robbed of His Cash
By Pair of Runts Who Get
Him While He Is Resting

The funny part Of he whole thing
is That Tho man with the hard luck
story would not accept cent from
the kind hearted Capt Hicks. Who
ne,cd him breakfast money
~ don't even need drink" ne
said and somehow am going 90
gcf oar 20 Battle Crock today and
nick up my job where ! left on
They don't have drinks ont there.
fortunately. and ] am going bacf.
II % hadn't been for drinks these
slick Detroit crooks couldnf have
cot re. go don't want any more b.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

tairolhah Emanuel pemirs at
fachcd 70 FneWood station vas diN
aliseed from ihe force BIZ Polres
COMMITS Toner Couzens FRIDAY Tor
conduct becoming an officer u
was charged that hc had been too
attentive 20 young girls on bis beat.
Demiro was precinct detective Tor
several years and Al one time was
on The clean az squad
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

Real Estate Broker lta Unclc H
ram Why. listen here's what l'H
do iii 'akn sour farm and CUT Dr.
90 .nto building .ots ana give fou
fhe fRo beat lois free 0f isves fsr
Two fcarq for' fhe rest ~ 'he +Rfcr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Poor Watchdog

Ne.ghb0T-"I saw your dog hit me-
yesterday when was coming over
10 borrow jour SNOW shovel NOT
haflt Just scratch
Jones J shall have 90 get rid OF
ho worthless brute noticed The
niF was missing
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

y bOsTpN, sepl li1- Frnl 0lt
mcf hNIdr oI many F0If f-fT6=- and
one of tho greatest players ~ tlf
country has been certified or ar
vice in the draft army herr bio
did not claim exemption
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

BLACKSMITH They say old Pinch
em Tho miscr Iusf rolling In
wealth
Eph Haylor YEP. bic sleeps In his
potato BIN.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
NrM AonIl ntrrrn ANp rGcs

NV YUUK. Sept u Rutter.
Steady elpts 1855 creamery sI-
ira. 900. To- special market.
- A. ntai. state dairy. tubs. 3sr
&c Imitation creamery frsts. 3sfp
500 EgFe Quiet receirf. l4fl6.
nearby white fancy S. &c nearby
rntHts fancy t9H t6c. fresh nrsts.
4nt. III 4fr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

PrfrtinG-tss ptsfs neat kfna-tb.t
L. rtakt--Tiunss lob Drpt-WsIr srzo
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Produce

Poultry prices in this market have
sten very attractive tu western ship
pcfs the past week ana have re-
suited ln an unusuailN large number
or cars anding their way here and
or TOP ~ this Friday Us the last day
~ buying Tor the jewish holiday
The market ne loaded up with poul
trA nON and with an uncertain de-
nand receivers are NOS disposed 90
stand nn quotations EEEs were al
Fanctf cent and butter was higher
on some Grades YESTERDAYS The frost
scare sent tomatoes sla rplb higher
early n the week. rut the weather Is
again warm tomatoes arc coming
freely And some liberal shipuents
ffom markets farther south are ou
the way. the tombinatlon promising
lower prices.
APries 't85 per but
HanaRas Good shipping stock.
hssns Dried Limss nc 10
herries Hue lebcrries St0A so bu.
Pears kHrtfetts 5 800 other Narie-
ties. S1.5ou 245 bu
California; Fruits Peaches. 81 2S,
plume - 'Spa PEI BOX Msiaga
per box
crab Apples $3.50 bu.
Dressed CNise. Fancy. country
dressed, 2i922o. choice. 2oa 21e.
Frrsh NeErtsbIes Reefs sl25 bu;
t4rnips. s. - bu celery. 1bglSc
aoEcBf carrots. sie5 bu cauli-
mower. y 20 hu.t home grown wax
beans, f350 bu- green beans. 81 IS
ou, green onions zoe iDE Green
corb. 81 sack. home crown tomatoes,
bushels 8 2n cgg plant 1llb hu.
Honey View fancy white. lbglIc
10.
HAY Detroit shippers a-c paying
the follow ing prices fer haled nay In
car iots 2 - b Detroit SO. ! tmo-
thH. sl65o31- standard timothy
$40 Sc Rts ught mixed So so s;
10 timothy 5000 10 mixed
ttfttfba 81 nttNed $40 4l7 No.
clover iif9fi1 +n rHe straw. SO. 80
q wheat and car straw. $3.50 q 10
per ton
lemon. tsQs FER box
limes-Sl .l00t26 Ter 100.
Melons Pink meats, Oats. 81 SO.
Nut Wslnuts 81 q 2lc. almonds,
1894 flberts IsHl9,. Braxils.
1870 zoe, pvcahs t5utSc ID: nut
meats 5-lh cartons almonds. soc;
Waluu.s. 55c; pecans soc -. peanuts
roartea fancy. lie. jumbo. re ID
Oranges -Valencias, s4.t0Q ~ per
on,oH. Home grown. $50 ~,
onions white. 81 SO bu
tRbbaKea soc per hI
Lettu~~--head s27sG3 per case.
IL ar ac re bu
Potatoes -Choice white s. 20 5u
Peaches g. 25G2r5 bu
Plum. l.uI fa ng
Poultry pSrinEs = -6c aghf
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

ut TIER AND EGGS,
DETROIT ~hpt 10 Butter Fresh
creamery extras. 42hc creamery
tGfrs 81 b. $50 ger DO
Eggs frcrh Mich gan Hrsts stesdy
and Nrrn at .7Fc per dox
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14
Standard Oil Stocks

Quotations by HernOlow & Weeks.
san, t4-cIose. Bid Asked
The Detroit times., 1917-09-14

guatatIcns hy Paine Weber & Co..
sept ID. QGen ish low close
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-24
MONTGOMERY HEIRS SEEK
TO ESTABLISH PATENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, March a.
Heirs OF Professor John ]. Montgom-
cry, killed in San Jose in 1911 while
making experimental aeroplane
flights. announce a flight to establish
Montgomery's aeroplane patents as
the basis for patents covering heavier
than air machines Congress appro-
priated a million dollars to purchase
the basis patents. Wright Brothers
are the other claimants. II the Mont
gomery claim is successful. attorneys
say they will sue for the royalties col
lected by the Wrights.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-24
WANT a HOTEL FOR DOGS.

ATLANTIC CITY, March 24.-An-
cry because of Mayor Beacharach's s
proclamation that all dogs shall be
muzzled for six months, and because
most of the hotels here refuse to per-
init dogs, no matter what their pedi-
gree is to be house with the guests,
society women of New York and Phil
adelphia filed a protest with the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the S. p c. A
and have demanded that the city or
Private capital build hotel where
pedigreed dogs may be boarded while
their owners are in the resort.
The women denounced the Mayors
proclamation as 'barbarous' and are
talking OF making a protest parade"
down the Boardwalk with their dogs
carrying placards.