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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Several cases of strawberries ar
rived by express this morning for
fruit dealers.
SCREEN WIRE, all widths at
DYER-LEHMANN'S.
Straw hats and palm beach suits
were called in this morning on ac-
count of the cool weather brought
by the heavy wind last night.
SEE 1. w. PADDOCK FOR IN.
SURANCE.
The stock, the workmanship and
the service goes with the CONNER
cial printing department Of the
Morgan City Review.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

The Berwick Bakery last week
bought the first carload of flour
since the raise in prices. Mr.. Roder
was fortunate and foresighted
enough to buy heavy supply while
the prices were down. 1t is said that
one car costs about the same a
mount Of money as paid for three
cars formerly.
1T PAYS YOU TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE.
Yes, the old town will be closed
up as usual tomorrow.
Garden Tools, Rakes, Hoes, Scy-
thes, etc, DYER-LEHMANN co.
Every street and every alley in
Morgan City should be cleaned up
during cleanup period and should
then be kept clean. Don't say "Let
George Do It" it is your city and it
is your business OF see that it is
kept clean.
Eatonic for bad stomacl,s, see our
window, SOC per box. Belanger
Drug Co.
Mr.. Douglas Nye Of Alexandria,
La. arrived in Morgan City yester-
day afternoon for a visit with his
sister, Ms. E. A. Pharr.
1T PAYS you TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE.
The numerous committees ap-
pointed by the Civic League for the
purpose of "Clean Up" week are
real active in this campaign and are
bringing about effective results.
The little groups of three ladies
making the rounds of thei assign
ments, respectively, in giving the
property holders notice of the Clean
Up Campaign, has proven its effect
iveness as evidenced by. numerous
piles of debris being collected by the
carts and hauled away; thereby
placing the city in a most sanitary
and attractive condition for the ap-
preaching summer.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Modern
conveniences. Apply to J. E. Bass.
Phone 2.
Times are good. Seven working
men stopped into the shop Of the
Poncio Tailoring Co. this morning
and said that they wanted to buy
seven made-to-order suits.
HOUSEHOLD PAINTS, ENA-
MELS and SMALL BRUSHES.
Ring DYER-LEHMANN co.
Some Of the choicest veal one
wox ~ish to see may be had at
the city market today.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Mrs. M. A. Sutton of Berwick,
Secretary and Treasurer of the
Louisiana Oyester & Fish Co. will 20
to New Iberia the first part of next
week to represent the Woodmen
Circle of Berwick at the Grand
Grove Convention. Mrs. Sutton is a
| candidate for Supreme Representa-
tive at this gathering.
WANTED-Two young ladies to
take up reportorial work for The
Daily Review. No experience neces-
sary. Must have fair education. APP
ply at Review office.
Several more trainloads of soldiers
passed through Morgan City yester-
day.
When you think Of anything in a
drug store, think Of Belanger Drug
Co.
A leading retail merchant on
Front street who is an Elk remarked
yesterday that had the new book of
the resources Of Morgan City, which
is being complied for the use of the
Chamber Of Commerce, been COM
pleted yesterday, it would have been
a grand chance to advertise Morgan
City among the soldiers Of Alabama
who stopped here on Thursday.
Many of these soldiers are bankers,
business men and professional men
in civil life.
1T PAYS you TO BUY At THE
SPECIALITY STORE.
On account of the fact that the
Arcade theatre will be closed on
Good Friday, the Review begins
publishing next weeks chapter of
"Gloria's Romance" today. Two
episodes of the picture will be
shown next Friday.
WANTED-2OO MEN AND
YOUNG MEN TO HAVE THEIR
CLOTHES PRESSED ON THE
HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE.
PONCIO TAILORING co.
Mr.. A. L. Boudreaux, cashier Of
the Bank OF Berwick transacted
business in Morgan City today.
FOR SALE
Two Baby Carriages in good con-
dition cheap.
Goldman's Hardware Store.
The Hoffman pressing machine
installed by the Poncio Cleaning and
Pressing Co. is now in operation and
Is turning out many suits each day.
Mr.. Poncio said this morning that he
Or Mr.. Cefalu would be glad to de-
the workings Of the
machine to anyone interested.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

The Commercial Manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. in
this division was here yesterday
examining the local Office and took
occasion to compliment manager
Fisher upon his conduct of the Off
CO.. particularly the system and dis
patch with which the book were
handled.
ROOMS FOR RENTAL modern
conveniences, telephone 100.
Mr.. L. H. Ramsey of New Orleans
was here yesterday.
1T PAYS YOU TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE. y
Mr.. Felix Kahn of st. Louis
registered at the Costello hotel IT,
day.
Services were held in the Syna-
gcgue last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
4 BIG STEAMERS
REACH new YORK
Great Liners Successfully Run
U-Boat Blockade From
Europe

NEW YORK. Feb. Held in
the lower bay by heavy fog. -four
large steamships Tuesday were wait
Ing 20 proceed To their piers. They
are the Patria OF the Fabre line
from Genoa and Marseillos. the Or
duna OF the Cunard line, from tiv.
erpool. the San Gugliellor OF the
Pierce line. from Genoa and Naples,
and the Rio de Janelro. from Para
and san Juan
All OF the ships are carrying PAS.
sengers and the vessels from Euro
pean ports are armed against sub.
marine attack The Patria had
aboard 500 immigrants
The heavy fog constituted n grave
menace 10 shipping and hsrbor
operations all morning Small craft
moved with extreme caution In the
rivers Muniiion laden barges were
towed BY tugs whose sirens con,
stanuy shrieked Ferry boats moved
AZ slow speed
ignoring the fact that two ships
II had chartered were sunk by sub.
marines. the Kerr steamship line
announced the Spanish steamship
Mar Baltioo. a sister ship OF the
Mar Adristico would sail for Bor.
deaux with a general cargo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
WALL STREET IS
ON The FENCE
s.eeulators Still Waiting for
Decisive Turn in Inter
national Crisis

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l-Ihe HeN
yerk evening sun rnercial re'""
Tuesday said NC,
while Washington Is coneri il'-u
oysr relative constitutional rikhF7
win respect 10 executive and i'siH'
isilye powers As bearing on the que
ION of var. wsll-si IS waiting 40
some,hing &c happen 10 give 4 quo
euc. n the securities marke'-. o.
hke Mr.. MeaNber. there are many
hunters Co. bargains IN stocks whose
ability 10 wait for something 10 inih
mn Il no, unlimited. Some OF ihe.'
tsrrain hunters ART credited Ni'h
h,.,lnx thrown discretion 20 mo
winds aud gone in for tuyins Al ,h'
attractive prices now pre'aiiins tof
many issues Thas there Is nc'
little investment buying as zen a.
hort covering was evidenced 'ol'''
An the increasing volume OF business
and steadily advancing prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

Corn Beef and--'Too
High; Jail Inmates
NoU Living on SteO

Corn beef and cabbage are going
mp and 80 rapidly that prisoners In
The county Jail must now subsist
on plain. every day "Mulligan-
stew
Those days on which the famed
combination" was served are dele
gated 10 the past. Instead OF stew
twice week m IN The past the
special county boarders now must
face IL three times. and sometimes
four.
simon Blumbrr. buyer for the
county. II the man who has decid.
ed TO "cut" the prisoners rations
In order TO keep the cost OF feedin {
the prisoners within a stipulated
amount.
Corn beef and cabbage not long
ago were considered staples with
us, says Mr. Blumberg. but lately
they have advanced so much that
they are in reality a luxury. For a
long time prisoners have always
looked forward 10 Thursday. which
Is the day on which we have made
practice of serving II. Stew 3.
much more economical and con.
tains all tho nourishment needed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
wv Annh rnnnrcr

NV YoRE TeN 20 -r-i 5ur---
Fi-r gnchAnEra Pork -Flrm meHs
St1013so Lard strong. middle
vest SPOT. SIMEON 20 suEAr-RAw
f-mcr centrifugal ss-test s. 20
5t9 buscoFaAo s9-fest. - 5eHkes
-e~-sd Hrmer cut loaf $50.
crushed ss25 powdered t1.E. gran
Mated zfurt4 coffee Rio 80.
= on SPOT. zoe. Tail1w--Strady sp.-
elat ice ci'yi HE. country H.
tzr HAy-F Firm No g. 81 1sHIl
No 9 -susac clover. r8us1c Dress
"a poultry -Qul~t. turkeys - q Jsc
chickens 1sA 19c fowls ia g4tr.
au~Ns. 1855 Lave poultry ns~'
Tied geese k-hI8~ ducks 80
fowls. g1uztC ru0Htsrs, 49, chick
IN. brotiers. 81 u 22c Cheese Firm
state milk common 80 specials s2f
3sr skins. common 90 specials. - o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
WHITLOCKSTAYS
IN BRUSSELS

BERLIN Via sayVlle. wirrless).
Feb American Minister Brand
Nhitlock a. Brussels. continues. 10
Ee,her with his stan. mo work %
the Belgian relief expedition" De
elsred q statement issued last night
by the official German press bureau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
FAST BIFFALo LIVE sToCN
DunaIaH A stevens

last HIFFAl4O, \. 4. Foh. n =
Cattle Receipts 10 ears market
steady prime steers sIinli IS.
butchers steers and hsifsr~ $3.50 u
.sea hest Tat cows 81 1850 butch
ers COWS s. S9mf7S bulls. ssua
Hogs Receipts. cars lower.
heavy. SO geGi1 %. workers. sieSNNp
isTS pigs slofsfiisO
sheen Receipts. 20 cars. steady
top lambs. sissSnl5 v~ariings
SIS ieaitAn wsthers ueNie50s
ewes til6fi SO
Calves tsGiks0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
[TaEgn06k FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

He.., Fanny white. isglTe. eA
trccfsd. euttc 10
u.y-pct'cit shippers sre pAyins
tsr lots. 2 o D. Detroit So. tiino,
thy nt sents. standard timothy
tli 20 Gff iEht mixed, sif.So NJ Z
81 81 ,ssi Te' ~ sp ,.S AZ ,soa, g'E e
! clover. sisaiaso rye straw. So.
oie wheat and at straw. - soUs
Live. ,iieai:s psr 100
.lls 80 e.aiSsr,s isaisc. Rrssiis,
- o, a. .yS S,s. .'e, 80 r ryo-,ss
tstdt.t psr box
o",ar. SIS Der ieo-lh sack.
s. r.'-; 80 $3.50 ~ n.. s.T 'G .,oes
.;ob.iS hu new Rermudss ST.
Per hhL. 81 rrr ~.
fssitr< SnrinEs go l,gnt
;;EEriHI. .os;'e. Z ts .- hens 80
dacks 9sSftc ~
ris~.pple- per rrA-e '.-5 PER
R.Ahr- ts-5Nf dor
strswtervtss- -sc quart
Sweet rosate~. -irrsv2s. KILN dried.
felo per rraf~
JoBBING PRICES
Csnsed Goods Apples s. 50 q s.sS
gal Lima beans. g t0ni 80 corn.
fancy Maine ,iSss standard si4SC
tSe. table heets. si2s 20; peas
fancy early June s. 11 standards. 81.
salmon. tar sac msrrowfat peas
fi1 AS2:s. early June 81 50. sirted
early June. $40 toE Tomatoes
standard. s. se6ifA toA
Cenee-Santcs standard iSNl-c.
refium. isT sec fancy. % G7.- Rio.
Ia. GlSge lib. packages 21lag
2t1c lib tins So. 10.
Feed-rohN .rg prices lee-ih. sacks.
tran. So standard uiddiings SIS
fn- mitdiings see cracked corn. So
coarse corn meal sts. corn and cat
chop. SIS ton.
rio-r-loeeing prices Best Miehi-
gan patent tssa second patent. 50
straight ssTo pure rye. $3.50 spring
patent tasc hbl IN Nth paper sacks.
on Raw iinscee 81 O. soiied lin
seed. ie- IN barrel lots kerosene
tRnk-wagon or iron harreis Diamond
headlight. sc perfection SSe pa
lAcin~. Ia red crown gasoline.
HiSe.-No cured hides ale: No.
! greer hides isc No Z cured suils
lSc No. green bulls lie No.
cured veal Kip. &c. No. green veal
kip SIC 10. ! cured rnurrain. 1sc
No. a green nurrein. iTc No I cured
cal. iec No ! xr7~n calf. sc; No. I
horse hides s. 30 horse hides IS
No. ! tAliow. So No tallow. 81. No
hides ie or No. kip and calf
" OF sh-~r-kins Ca 20 amount
wooD. 5ec6s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srockyARps

DETROIT. FEB 20 cattle Mar
ket dull. prospects lower, hest heavy
stcrrs. SaS0uip best handy weight
butcher .tsegs, sssegs' miSsd steers steer,
butchers sf2Sh so hEht butchers,
tsSont best COWS ,3f7.5 butcher
COWS $50 sNt .CoUmon cows $3.50 ~
canners. ttSaus best heavy bulls.
s. OTIS nologna bulls. tegA ~ Z,
sfrrk hul. ssh6AN. feeders. y11s
sfcrkcrs. s. bo1T, mixers and
sprtngsrt tinGSe Veal calves;
SteRdN best grades. tiiu1f heavy.
81 boua sheep steady lambs. stc
lower hest lambs Sif1S. fair lambs.
ftTnit light 90 common lambs So
Nt1Ao; warnings si16isS0. fair 20
good sheep taMio so. cults and com
man. t.ienS 10. Hogs Workers and
hcayls% Nenisso. pigs iief 10 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

UNION STOCK YARDS m Feb.
20 Hos So Receipts $4,000. market
strong Toe higher, rntNed and butch
er-. sieiA0 d. SO. good heavy. si.1s
ri2 80. rough heavy. ttsladi2 2h.
light 81 -SuleS0 pigs. s. SEQ 10 20.
Cattle Receipts. 5000. market weak.
cows an dhrifers. tsl0Gi0l5 stock
erS and feeders tsisug. Texans.
s. 50 "a sss. calves t94S0i3 sheep
--Kcceints ~. goo; market steady. ice
lower. native. ttos5ali 70 western.
81 iVa ~ 30 lambs tl.e5U 1850
Mestern. tl.AhafiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
NEw YORK BurrrR Avn roos

MN NITk Frh = HuttFr
Faster receipts. fo.ns1. creamery 81
tra. sf0fE DO special market
sf0tf stat Tairs tubs D. uStc.
INITIATION creamery nrsts an = a 81 n
FgEs Irregular unseftled receipts
5sf- nearby white fancy. 80 near
~ MIXED fancy. ga t1c fr~sh nrsts.
lt Z. lLlsr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

TIE following arms are privileged
20 execute orders on the Exchange,
". u Moss q Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo. ~. west a Co r v Msccron.
mour Co. W p. Mclaughlin. Mer-
iii. Lynch q Co. w. A. Hsmiin q
Co. WIN. A. Near a Co. Sinclair q
couia Emmett 1. sprague VIM. X
Rose . Co. v. X Peiton a Co. Joel
otockard q Co. Bennett Smith q
Co. Lewis O. 0orton. W. X. Reilly
. Co. Matthew Finn. A w. wallace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
TOLEDO GaAIN

TpLtto zen 2o.-Close--whest:
Corn Cash. 81 ~. May. sie4.. july.
e5s oats; Cash. siso. May,
sic. July. 5sc Rye cash. 81 tS.
.lovers@ed Cash and February.
octoher. tsas Aisike. Prime siis0:
March. tliS Timothy Cash. i,t5.
March. 49, Butter Brick cream
cry. t3c. tub creamery. tsnc Eggs:
Fresh candlei. &c fancy selects. $50,
Itav Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Many PaoDrf-rs

buVsr Ultra creamery. f0A Int
creamery nrs's. asc dairy, CSC ID.
packing stock. $40 10.
Egg Frcah recsipta cases includ-
30. nrsts t.tc dos: current re-
celpts. 10 dox. Receipts Tuesday.
80 cases
Chee.e Michigan rats SIC. New
York. % domestic swiss no
sec Imported Swiss SnHsNc hr'ck
cream. 2ois n2lc. limburger. lib.
itIc. Alb 2alc. long horns. .sc:
daisies il9s2isc N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

wheat May NJ 1c July down -
sept unchanged Corn Nay 10 -
Tgiy up Z Oats May up - July
up ~ Provisions higher
Noon-Wheaf May up &c July 40
down lc July down = r oats May
unchanged July up a. Provisions.
Irregular
Clos@-Wh.at: Nay up sc JAY
NJ .Lt September up ~. Corn
May unchanged July unchanged
Oats May ~ - July down y
Provisions Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
NV Ynnk rnrroN M.rKrr

SIR J. Forbes Robertson IA said
20 have proetsd 20 the extent of
more than s3o0 O00 thru his appear.
ances in Jerome X Jerore's high
Unsuccessful play. The Passing oi
he Third Floor Back"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
CLENEIANp LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Feb 20 Hogs Re-
cstNts 5000. steady 70 Sc higher,
workers si3so, mixed. ti37n uefi-
urs So IS pigs ti0Tf rouEhr
$50. slnN sheep ard lambs Re
80 suts cars steady TOP SIS
Calves Receipts $50. slow ton.
fl45N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
tIlIt 40 DIrTrlt

CHICAGO Zoo. 20 nuttrr Tx
trss. go, hrsts. iiHttiae daley rv-
traA IS - ~ 1sc hrrts. see a3c EuRs
Nff - ss..ssa8 t1lna 49,. ~
,ounn Americas e1n-fat Live
pouitry Fowls -ei be-. durks iF
sc. gees fGniNc. spring.. goes
rsipge more WiscunFiu and NinnFsnr
"a s. esh ee new nufatuta faarr
Nssf t1IaoeSt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

TOLEDO Feb 90 Hog. Receipts
NEht mafxrf Toe higher hesvtes
So 81 % - mediums 81. 50 Ola s.
york~rs flafs - rood PIGS tinsn
Rl0-5 calves Lower sheep and
lambs Steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Produce

furth~r ~ are - l-
dfrd IN FGzaT ~ - Har req
this morning nat ASIDE
quotations rewa. r a. tfraf ffs
IRE ght rrngs arf .ltI n.rs.sf-
rruhtn~d tend 20 HrrIf o. 4.rt. ..
kinds. Will the sAfser1s prices rr-
falling have q tendency ft r.|t -
dFt1an. and naf4rs ~ fne
trade it rot I'D g. normal ttr
hrrf time iu week. the n Itry TIA
set 49, called eapy trIs morn
trs arrlfAl - re-eral ars - us De-
ern stock having Temporarily given
me markrt all n could sasIly fak
care ~ The genera tone 90 ere
mafkei however. .lntIr.!~a rim
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
n~troIt nank CI~.rtnsr

Detroit hauG -fta.lnxE frr Tuesaa ~
we're 1871 asf37 Total clearing
fCr 1919 % date a-r t1-72I-.sr5s- a.
aEalnst s-51s-T5Se for the cor.
resuor frE prod IN 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

DETROIT Feb. so-rhers was
n. early trading The tone here
and IN Earo0s wzs steady and little
interest "a. taken IN the market
Prices n Detroit were not changed
weather over the greater part %
Europe - unfayorAbl- 10 crops ans
~ - announced that imports OF
svery;Ainr except necessities Will be
further restricted % the British
government Port stocks IN Eng
The quantity ano4t for Allied ports
- SAD 70 Be a. present less than re-
quiremsnts and the British commits
sion - dong AL IN its power 20 rush
the icading % wheat at American
steady and exPorting Offers are Hrn-
IS held
SON. improvement - aia 20 hav.
eern made in frsiEht conditions cut
az BAD ss ever strength - expected
% cow Nth any important foreign
improvement and the EFFORTS being
r-Ade 90 load ships at Atlantic ports
are encouraging 20 the bulls No
new politiczi developments were not
ed. But sone % the wire news re-
ceived on change caused fear that
troubles with Germany were grow
slwsys h@srish Th.r- IS E-ow'rS
fsei,E that ;He new crc- futures
srs EiEh ~-o8EA notNithstandinE
fa-aEs --rcrfs TIE acreage - vary
large ard ar stand so-ir r~du~' on
TIE --s-ket "a ,ct receiving enough
important news - siv@ g g decided
f-@-T ~hrre % aswRva enough soil
rE - ~nsck A. advance ara tuvinC
a rule. are ooutented with small prof
VIVA. w.. strong AL s.v az
ri7.~1 . Eh~- FOR July ana a.
higher ,or rssh ard May compared
49, NrrS-vs eios.
os's savs-ced Tue. ry- g ard
Tu~saay's wheat auotati0ns-cash
No r~d, 81 -. MAY opened without
change az 81 ~ and advanced 70 81 IS
70 tfssa No white. sisT.
TUssday's coarse grain auotat.ons--
c'orn---Cash. No = sIosis No. } vel
ior tieIr Ne y.lloS. sos o.ts
NJ Z white. sc Rye-rash. No I.
81 IS bid pNans--Ali deliveries So as
bid .sds--Priri- red clover tii.Ts
March. tilss, alsiks. 'liso. timothy
Receipts in the Detroit market or
Tuesday Included 90 bbis 90 Sour
4. ears % wheat IS q corn. q
cats ! % rye and ] % bay SHIP
sa ., ~h.s, 5000 30. ot corn 30,
bu % oats stocks are as. eco hu a
wheat f64 900 bu % corn. :Ss.e9 %
corn and "a 00a bu % re.
The worlds visible surrly % whea'
decreased ieto 800 bu last week
TUESDAYS wheat receipts we've =
rar. a. Duluth. 40 AZ Minneapolis
ga a. winnipeg 81 a. CHICAGO and
ia 600 ru at southwesfsrn points
Primary what receipts we're se7
800 bu against $40 500 bu a vsa'
ago.
American visfhi. supply changes
Wh~af ft4o 90 % decrease corn
fft rfH pa ircrsas- oats : 2fs go bf
Export. ~ ~hsat ard sour tues
daw zoe SOC Nm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21

Apples = r0TtsN rsr ~ frr
choice ard i5Ns FOR fancy
Bsnnnas GOOD shlppIng stock -
80 lunch
Beans nlrd ffuar iie 10
tranhr rites Late ~ loves . per
Dbl g Oh
Dr~s-ed Calves Tarfs fga De-.
No iGWfsc TO-
Dressed HoE. Light iBqfsr.
heavy. i711t- %
Fresh Vegetable agrran fstr~rs
-
AHFaif s--- ~ = -0 Ia..f HFrr
h0hfn f-f- carr fr s. tu fy
Brnassis arfnr't 1fr 49, srr I'd
rff sft go rr-fs f.ar
t.. r~- fH1rraf t.asr 49,
Nov tuE f-fI.-.r Etfr
GASP. re r~t .aa sr
300 ueF crate
1rsPs Frsi' it1f.. per crate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-21
Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. F,h se-Grain was
erIatic today Moderate gains we're
IN evidence a, the opening on all
grains but With the exception OF
Nav wheat none continued the Up
sard trrnd consistently. Favorable
weather conditions prevailed over
th, wheat helt. hut transportation
conditions remained unchanged. NAV
opened up 20 later raining going
20 1873 July opened down Is
tut subsequently, gained l.e 20
. 80 "a September opened unchang.
cd later losing Is 10 i.3s SIS
Corn opened With an upward
t-rnd. but declined later orerings
-ssre small MAY opened up Is later
losing "a 20 loi IS July opened
~ Ia subsequently, losing and going
70 yesterdays close 100 ~
oats opened stronS o. the theory
thst there was gooi buying for ex.
port yesterday Unlike other grains.
cats continued Hrm thru the morn
!rg May opened ~ IA and remain
I'd UNCHANGED az s. IS July opened
W SIS subsequently gaining IA 70
s534
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The Delta independent., 1917-08-24

However, Judge Charles N. Caven-
der, in a decision heretofore rendered
in the District Court of Mesa County.
having decided that these charges
were illegal. we deprecate the further
continuance OF this practice and com
mend the present board of county
commissioners for having discontinued
the practice until such time as a stat
ute is enacted by the legislature legal
izing such expenses.
Information has come to the Grand
Jury OF the existence in various parts
OF the county Of punch boards. We
are Of the opinion and are advised
that the same constitute gambling de-
vices, and we recommend and instruct
the sheriff OF the county to gather up
the same forthwith wherever he may
find them, and dispose OF them as by
law provided, together with all other
gambling devices OF whatsoever kind
or nature.
The Grand Jury is of the opinion
that there has been too great indiffer-
ence on the part OF certain officials
OF the county in the proper and ex-
peditious punishment OF crime. We
the practice OF permitting alleged
criminals to depart from the county
without being apprehended. and the
refusal OF the commissioners to auth.
orize the various peace officers OF the
county to cause the apprehension OF
such fugitiyes and secure their return
to the county for trial at the public
expense. We etc as an instance OF
this the release from the county jail
The Delta independent., 1917-08-24

of one Merle Hissong, who had been
convicted OF violation OF law and
sentenced to serve six months in the
county Jail. and who. aftw serving a
portion OF the time was wrongfully
discharged by some official unknown
to the Grand Jury. and without author
ity OF law.
The Jury further finds that the ac-
counts of the Treasurer's office for
the year 1913 have not been audited
by the State Examiner: that the ex-
animation for the year 1914 does show
the accounts Of the office TO be out
of balance to the amount OF S3I366.
We recommend that the county COM
missioners take steps towards having
the accounts OF the treasurer's office
examined by the State Examiner for
the year 1918. with a view to having
the books balanced.
In this connection. the Grand Jury
condemns the expenditure OF moneys
by the county commissioners for the
audit of the county books. in view
OF the fact that the books Of the
county are examined each year under
the laws of the state. and without ex.
pense OF any kind whatsoever to the
county Of Delta, thereby saving an
expenditure each and every year OF
$3.50.
The Jury further wish to extend
~ the District Attorney, William
Weiser. an expression OF our appre-
citation of the efficient and impartial
services rendered this body during its
delberat ons