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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16

JOSEPHINE WILL RESPOND
Another appeal from our nation
at war comes to the people Of Jose
phine county. II is very small but
very important.
Observers on the battle fronts and
in the soldier camps Of Europe re-
PORT that the success OF a military
engagement depends very largely
upon the mental trim in which the
soldiers go to the front. II is quite
as important as the question Of
physical condition.
Word is sent to our federal war
department that no one oeptribut-
ing cause helps to build up me right
mental attitude in soldiers more
than good and enjoyable reading
matter. They strongly advise that
the new American army be equipped
with libraries on the same thorough
ness that they are equipped with
food and clothing departments. The
war department has responded Ito
the suggestion and has asked the
people Of the nation to contribute
0 million dollars for this work.
The fund is allotted among the
several states. The governors have
taken hold Of the task as they did
those Of raising the Y. M. C. A. and
Red Cross funds. A state commit
tee has been appointed and Jose
phine county, in common with every
county OF the state, has been asked
to do her bit.
A Josephine county committee hal
taken up the work. The city hal
been divided into districts, commit
tees assigned to each district, ant
next Tuesday, September IS, set a
the day for raising our share o
this fund.
If any citizen Of Grants Pass i
not approached on this matter 1
will be because the committees wer
busy elsewhere. They plan to max
the appeal general and all-embra
sive.
Every dollar given in this mos
excellent cause goes straight into
fund which will bring more OF en-
joyment, more Of helpfulness to tn
brave American boys who are goin
5000 miles from home to fight 4
their country's cause, than could
dollar spent in any other way Thre
hundred and fifty thousand book
have been ordered.
They will cost less than one do
lar each. Every book can and wi
be read many times by as many dii
ferent soldiers. II each citizen VIII
drops a dollar in the hands OF on
Of the members OF these comml,
tees could visualize the pleasur,
mental poise and alertness that ths
dollar will bring to American sol
diers, his satisfaction in such cor
temptation would be worth so time
the amount so donated.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county Wi
promptly and fully do her bit"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16
MOTHBALLS USED
TO HIDE WH|SKEy

Portland, Sept. 15.--Pulverized
mothballs, Sitting out Of an excess
baggage trunk at the Union station
Thursday afternoon! aroused the
suspicious OF Patrolman vessey, and
he procured search warrant When
opened, the trunk was found to con-
tain Il quarts of wbiskey, With tho
crushed moth balls sprinkled gener-
ously over the bottles as a deodor-
ant.
vessey also seized two other
trunks Thursday, one OF which held
~ quarts OF whiskey, the other %.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16

today are conducting II seed cam
palgn OF the state. They are on
rournging farmers to increase their
vhca, and ryc acreage. arranging
for distribution Of seed and advising
the producers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16
FEDERAL EXPERTS On
STATE SEED CAMPAIGN

Corvallis. Or. Sept. l5.--Federal
experts and members OF the faculty
OF the Oregon Agricultural college
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16

September IS, Courier Bargain
Day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-16

Daily Courier $3.50 sept. IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
SPRINGFIELD COPS
FIND LEWIS AUTO

The roadster belonging 70 simon
Lewis. local wholesale liquor dealer,
which was stolen from Seventeenth
street and Third avenue Tuesday night
has been recovered at Springfield. Ill.
according 10 word received BY the To-
cal police todaS. The thief was also
ia ken by the Springfield police and VIII
be brought here for trial. His name rs
not known. 1t seems that the car broke
down an ore OF the streets in Spring
field and the driver disappeared. a
plain clothes man was put on watch
and he nabbed the thief when the lat-
Ter returned for the car
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
STEALS blanket;
HELD To JURORS
7ran II. n. Hudson Colored Emplage
4. stone & webster On Arsenal.
Is Arrested.
n cAUGHT 81 GUARD At GATE
had Htd stolen Article with Other He~
IoHaIngs i'm @ajtcase-kaand
when Searched

For some time blankets provided by
rre stone Gz Webster Engineering com
aare for taa Iaborers Id their bunks
ra tHa arsenal have been c5sappear-
SIG To keep q more accurate check
a1 Inc blankets. this company posted "a
guard at aach OF the gates leading
from the arsenal
Eaet evening r. Ramene. one Of the
Guards AZ tine south gate ga Armstrong
s-ar4H. SAW John Jo5cue william Eu1-
--r rnz8rea TRYING Ia get through one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27
WOMAN SEEKS AID OF
POLICE TO FIND MAN

Chief OF Police Phil Miller today re-
ceived q letter from Mrs. e. QoInlon
211 Kellogg street Galesburs. who Is
seeking to locate a m@n named An
drew Wand. who left that city three
weeks ago. presumably for Rock Is
land He il an umbrella men5er.
wand is described as being SIX feet
tai ana DARK Commissioned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

An assortment OF
new patterns in
heavy silk four-tr1~
hand ties. 3 quality
OF silk that viii
wear well.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

Reeshened lots ofh additional Month End
displayed department on every floor
selling that Ooune Of business for the month
] this sole uiuen md Soturda, night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-27

Snecfal made up lots
~ Motif and small
MESA lines, ass RI ed
shanas and sizes IN all
eoloTs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. March lS.-rhere was q
showing OF strength during the early
stages. although most Of the dealers
thought wheat Was weak. some COW
ering Of shorts Was In evidence.
The market IL surrounded by trou-
bles OF all kinds and dealers scarcely
know which way TO turn. Things
were bad enough with the scarcity %
cars. sinking % ships and bad crop
made more acute by the threat OF a
railroad strike. with transportation
the most unsatisfactory ever known.
the outlook promises something
worse VIII political eonditions al
pears every probability OF growing
still worse before improving. All
these circumstances have the eject
Of curtaiiins trade and keeping eau
uous dealers ashore.
With wtres stlil working badly. the
wheat market IL very quiet. There
are reports OF rc-selling by export
ers and nothing much doing in fresh
demsnd I'm this market the purchas-
ers are fnillers in the east and south
Local millers are only moderate buy
ers and the -four trade Is SLOW. Dry
have received some moisture and the
general feeling ~ that new crop fu-
lures are pretty high
A beliSf that the strike situation
shows Improvement and reports -
export buying helped strengthen
wheat. The market closed az an adj
vance OF &c.
Rye advanced nc and beans CSC.
Cioverseed declined isc.
Thursdays wheat quotations Cash
No. red. fisfA MAY opened with
out change AT tist and advanced 60
81. ssh july opened az Si.S7 and ad-
sanced 10 tf6siS. No. white.
sisiis. Thursdays coarse grain quo
tationE: Corn. cash No o Siioh1-ti,
No. yellow. st1iaIl2 No. Z yell
low sif9ia ui-ioh Oats stan
dard ssc: No. white ssLc No,
"a hite sac. Rye. cash No. ,. Si.5s
Beans; Immediate. prompt. March
and April shipment S7.5e. Seeds
tIes5 alsike. fiI 80. timothy. 81 50.
Receipts m the Detroit market on
Thursday were T. coo hbis OF dour.
-Ars Of wheat "a Of corn. Of oats
md 1 OF rye shipments were 1000
obis Of hour. 900 bu 81 wheat 300
bu Of corn and 800 bu Of oats
stocks are es5 Gee bu 81 wheat 49,
200 bu OF corn. st7. 900 bu ~ oats and
1.eoe bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were ST.
700 be-. against i.0sa.00o bu year
AID.
exports THURSDAY wheat ffs-
lea bu- -four. 5000 packages
Receipts % wheat THURSDAY, hu-
nth. cars. against % year Rgn;
Minneapolis t9A cars, against 3oN
NiunipeF. -. cars. against So Chi-
,ago 80 cars. against 1855 southwest
.02. 900 bu. aEains; lts.0oQ bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
CnICAGn LINZ srnah

CHICAGO. March Is-Hoxs. Re-
cetpts. $1,000 market. strong. Zoe
hlEnFr mixed and butchers. tlA3S0
1850 good heavy. fit5odfae6
rough heavy. St42511Ato. light
$3.50 q t4.75 pigs. a10.5OnIE Cat
tie Eeceipts. 4 500. market steady
and hsifers IS S0aI0.5, stock ers and
feeders. g. S00s.s5 TexanA $3.50
1859, calves. s. T5Rlss0 sheep. Re
eetpts, l1.N00 market steady. lee
Sti.T1Hi9to. Iamha. SlaaSNit so
western. Si25e9i4S0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
Sugar Market

sswsrs-Detroit wholesaia prices
Crystal dom'noes. lib sf1.gs rrys-
tai doninoes. B-ib. f127s eagle tab
lets. ti0s5. cut loaf. ti805. cubes
- ~. xxx powdered. $3.50 stand
ard powdered tst6 EranuIated. rr-
ira coarse. $3.50, ErauuiRted. fns in
bulk. ts7b granulated. zE-Ib cottons
ts.as, crystsl domino gran. 2-Ib. and
s-lb. cartons. In cases. 1918. crystal
domino. gran. HF cases te7B. dia-
No. T. 1915 No s. SO. No. 8. g. s..
No. T. $3.50 No. =. tss5 No .. Is G0.
No TO- ts.tf No. IN. $50, No T.
ss26; No. rs. $3.50; No. -. $50. W.
rs. tS5e. non-caklng mixture. g. 90:
beet graduated. 1855 per 100 lbs.
household powdered. Ia - o. case.
81 36. household powdered. rs. IS a.
case. aAss per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

Batter-ExtTa creamery. 1stkr 10
rreamery nrsts. 2Tc dairy. 2Bc 10:
psc king stock. 2fc 10.
EEEs-Fresh receipts. cases lnclud-
ed. nrrts CSC doz current receipts
&C dox. Receipts Thursday. $50
Cr sna
Che~.~-MlchiRan fats. 2sc. New
York. CSC. domestic Swiss. Z7dazc
imported swiss. Is q soc; brick cream.
.1r limburger. Lib. 25isc 2-ib
ltAc: long horns. 2sEc. daisies. 20
81 &c III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

DETROIT. March is-cattis Mar
ket steady. best heavy steers siose
0l0.1S; best handy weight butcher
steers. ts9s.6o; mixed steers aud
heifers. fSso0s; handy light butch
ere. ss0SSo; light butchers. $500
O. best cows, ssGs. butcher cows.
'sSo9 common cows ssQsso; can
nsrs -, 5Oub IS. best nesvy bulls.
1873 rs, bologna bulls, t7S00s;
stTinsers. f,otssS' Wal calves. MAJ ao
let steady, best Grades. tif01s:
heavies. SOS sheep and lambs:
Best lambs. tiASOaIA7b HoEs Mar
kst prospects. mixed hogG nLgS0
1859 pigs ti3die3O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

|mPER|LING
j. S. CROPS
Bad Weather in South
Also Delays Early
Planting
GOVERNMENT
PLANS ACTION
May Attempt to Send
Men Where They
Are Needed

normal weather conditions and a
scarcity OF labor will greatly AFFECT
the spring planting OF cotton and
all other crops according 10 inTor-
nation obtained BY the United Press
today at the department OF agricul
ture.
In previous years the first planting
has begun in the extreme southern
belt about March 10, but on account
OF a heavy freeze In that zone.
planters have ben delayed In start.
ing their work. This unusual con
dition prevails all thru the south
and the delay In planting is certain
TO be the same In all cotton Eones.
according to department oficials.
Information has reached the de
partment that labor h sca-cer than
at any former planting season. The
rrice OF labor has advanced from
10 10 % per cent and Is hard to get
an any price.
The shortage OF labor, according
TO the department. Is being felt
not only in the cotton growing
states. but also in the great grain
states in the west.
II was minated by one depart
inent Official that the department of
labor may be- asked 10 take a hand
in the situation and help provide
the necessary labor. This move r.
prompted BY the al ion OF the Cana
dian government in sending agents
INTO this country TO hire men to
work on the Canadian farms
The departments report on the
average wage OF the male farm lab
orer with board At present time IL
s23.25 per month. while IL is sass
without board.
Those conditions are certain 10
result m small crops with attend
ant high prices" said department
official today. he predicted that cot
ton might even go higher than the
peak price OF 1876 per pound. reached
last year.
Z One important factor In the fore
cast OF = high Price for cotton Is
the action OF the federal shipping
board In its endeavor to construct
a large American feet OF wooden
sea jitneys 10 take care OF our com
merce.
Last year, vast stores OF cotton
we're tied up for the lack OF bot
toms 10 transport Il.
IL the shipping board h able 10
carry out its present plan. this fleet
OF 5000 TO 1000 ton wood motor
vessels will be In service by the time
the cotton crop is ready for the
market and many OF the boats can
be used 20 handle the cotton e1
Forts.
The department reports that the
cold weather in the south. especially
In Florida, Texas and Lower Cali,
fornia. has partially destroyed the
early crop Of vegetables.
This early vegetable crop. depart
ment officials say. will be from three
10 four weeks later than usual The
Weather n the points mentioned
reached a temperature Of - degrees
above zero or eight degrees below
freezing point kilograms received
by the department state that pota.
toes were frozen In the ground and
are probably damaged so per cen,
by the freeze
The lettuce crop was almost total
~ destroyed.
Water melons. eanteloupes and all
other tender vegetables In Southern
California were killed
In many cases repianting OF the
crops has been made.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
CLEVELAND LTyF <ToCk

CLEVELAND March t5-HoES.
Receipts. i.50o. market slow TO SC
higher. workers. tifs0. mixed. sitTO.
MEDIUMS. tlt.eQ; pigs Si3.5e; rouEhs
fld&o, stays. ali.T5. cattle. Receipts
10 cars. market active sheep and
lambs Receipts. cars. market.
steady. tor. SIS. Calves Receipts.
go; market steady: top. SlA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
rHIrAan nrr-rrn

CHfCAGO March rs Butfer. -
tras. zoe nrsts. 3sg8sc. Iairy e.
tras. 2fit 81 BIC. hrsts 8sdatc FFrst
Prime ordinary esis a zee arstE IA.
n % thecHe Twins 1Sd16tEr.
young Amer lcae. - - q CSC Live
poultry Bowls. gge durka fT09rr.
geese. ldn fGr springs 18c furkevn
zoe. Potatoes {ec~i pts. 10 csra
faurr uFHf Goa 81 VyfsforuIn
ara Minnra0ta g2f4a gs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

nx March 1s.--Ths New
vonluS Dun finzncisi review
~nrorl nnd securities circles
otth more than usual inter
sufcome today OF the parley
r ~ railroad managers and
r1herhood representatives on
1nte situstion A variety OF
1n were offered. These all
- toward the view that
rni6 be no strike on Satur-
v q any other time IN me
rte fSlture.
FEVER this may be. the stock
continued the even tenor OF
~. quite unruffied by news OF
.. whether favorable or other
d n n q matter for surprised
rrot dally that the general list
~ resists all pressure, actually
n6one n intervals in the face OF
y in6uenccs
1fo ere several reasons for
nnexs. One Of them Ia that
80 unQusstionably a very large
11rrssf and that speculative
I've been practically all liQui-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
NV YORK PRoDTcE

NV YORK March rs Flour.
DgIl ard lower. Pork Firm. mess.
t1afeu rs. Lard Dull. middle west
rpot fiPln0I 20 sugar Rag
easier centrifugal % test Is 70
uueroFauO. ~ test ffg2 refined
guiet. cat loaf l815. crushed. $50.
pnwd.rrd. $40 Erauulatc1 Amari-
cen. s. Federal. $50 Coffee Etn
80. or spot - TalloW steady.
special l4HC citY. 11s,. country
ltu I-irf Hay Quiet. 40 ia
20 No g. n 7bc clover. 50afgIAr.
~. -Fsd Eolltry Quiet turkeys re
n 7fc chickens fENaee fowls IE8
81 dHrks iR15r Live pouitrv.
Winner Ecea" fsNIrc. ducks. 11T
z7c fowls l1 u $40. turkoya. e00lbf
rapstera itftc chicken. hroiisra IL
4Nn- cheese strong state milk
common 20 Ep~ctclH 49, 17TtEr.
skins, common 20 specials. fHngTr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
CHICAGO GRAIs

CHICAGO. March I6.-openiug-
Wheat; May M &c. July up NC
September unchanged. Corn Nay
down Ne July down NC: September
down &C. Oats May unchanged
July unchanged. Provisions. Higher.
Noon-wheat. MAY up &C: July up
&c; sept up 4 a c. Corn May up &c.
July up NC. Sept. up = c. Oats: May
mp &c. July up Nc. Provisions.
9isher
Wheat: NAY up IKE: July
mp 1se: sept. up sNc. Corn May
up | NC; Jniy. ap ~; sept. up a e.
Oats. May, up Ne July. up re
Provisions sharply higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
TOLEDO CRAY.

TOLEDO. March i5-CioEe. Wheat.
cash tis4H MAY. si.ssts July.
81 soE Corn; Cash. Si.i01 Nav,
sfIaA July. tl0sA Oats. Cash,
ssc. May s0%c. July. $50. Rye
Cash. ti.sS, Cloverseed cash. s. TOO,
March. tiI. April. tie.45. oct. - Is.
Alsike: Prime and March. SIT t5
Timothy. Cash and March. g. s9ii
Butter Brick creamery. sc. tub
creamery. t1ssc. EEEs Fresh csndied
Csc. fancy selects soc. Hay pm
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunainE A Steven.

EAST BCFFAI.o n. r.. Mar. H.
SsttIe Receipts 10 ears; steady;
$3.50 y 10 50 fat cows ySS0us. hsif-
ers. t7aS.ss. bulls te9ss5. Hogs.
RecciptA 10 cars: lower heavy. SIS
a ~ Is. yorkera si501S.is. pigs and
lights ff3I5
sheep Receipts. s ears; strong:
top lambs. fl5l5. yeariines t1a0
1873 wethers. si261e-5o, ewes,
sIi.25Glt.so
CalvRE. s. 4Ilsk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
NV YoRK HuT.rER an Eeas.

NEW YORK. Msfcn Tt-Rutter.
Steady: receipts. 7.ga9. creamery ex-
ira 40X TfIc. creamery. special mar.
ket. afh@fe state dairy. tubs. 2po
zoo. Initiation creamery. nrsta gtH
tZc Eggs; FIRM. receipts z1.Ofg.
nearby white fancy. 8i - "a a1r; near
by mixed fancy. s71 as. fresh nrsts.
RTtLdgsc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
TOLEnO LIVE STOrh<

TOLEDO. March t5.-Huxs: Re-
ceiptA .oo9 market steady heavieH.
SIS mediums. tiasSai5 workers.
81 $50 ula.se; good pigs. ti20t33S.
Calves steady. sheep and lambs,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

For the nrst time In the hist1r,
o. the University OF Nebraska girl
student has been elected presidnt
OF the senior class for the final
scmester OF the school ear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

L. Dowtng Arms ass privileged
80 q Co. e, Is. Msccrons
~ Mchis = Co. p: l. sey-
a. Nssr CO. sinsisir &
Co. Bennett smith q
wsiisc. q Co. Levin q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
vEw YonK coTroN MARKET
RIaIN HTTTffR.

Butter sales AZ t0nt7s mostly al
foc - me az last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

Detroit bank oiearingn for Thurs-
day we're ss.tal.ftp.ss. Total clear
.nrs Tor 1917 70 date are tSti.sS6.sst 20
y. - againat txio. ttl 6gt ~ for The
corresponding period Ia 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

Price changes on Thursday were
neither numerous nor important. the
fea ture ~ the produce market being
hrnneT feeling IN the potato deal
srd an increasing stiffness in poultry.
Car Tot shipments Of the latter have
been canspicnonsiy lacking this week
and probably because or had country
roads express receipts are also very
hEht Average receipts are quickly
picked I'D az quotations. and for hens
Weighing FIVE TO seven pounds even
better figures are obtainable. The
frmer potato market ~ due TO an
improved inquiry. Butter. eggs
veal calves and dressed hogs are
steady and moderately active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
REPORT OF the CONDITION
OF TIE
Peninsular State Bank

At Detroit. Mich. az the close OF busi-
meas March ., 1917. as called for Oy
the Commissioner Of the Banking
Department.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts via.
Commercial
dept. .s7sif6S3.ks
savings dept. i.002iss.s1 S.Si6.sS3.ss
Bonds. mortgages aud
securities. via.
Commercial
dept ......sl sos, s1s.SS
Savings dept. NS37. t9t.23 o.iAolt.ll
Premium account. ..-.... sls %
OvcrdrRfts ......s.ss..s. i.s0I.n
Revenue stamp account t;s.es
Banking houses. ,........ SOC. 600 %
Furniture and nNtures. so.sseat
other real estate ..s..t., lo.Sob.li
Due from other banks
and bankers ...-...-s. aoles ~
Items la transit, ,....... bls.stl 80
RESERVE
Due from hanks
tnrsserve cit
Esssaasesfor
clearing
house -. :iL7s57s
u. = and Ma
currency -. $50. $4,000
Gold coin. $4,000
silver COIN. 4s.s560o
cents - 1.7uss
Savings
Due from banks
inreEerve CIT
les -: IiosSs:'ls
house =. sis.iuss
L. 6 and Ma
currsncy -. SssSas 90
Cola % nln 90
SILVER coin. te.kQd.lV
Nickeis and
Checks and other cash
items .........+.....t sS.tbs.ts
Total .............. t25.s5o.ossss
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In 81. oAe 900 %
surplus fund - $50 600. 90
Undivided profits. net .. l5a6ssTS
DIVIDENDS unpaid .,-..,. iss.e0
Commercial
deposits
check ..,ositssass
Commercial
certificates
Certified
checks " 50. ab9 II
Cashiers
checks out
standing T-.23ata
Due 10 banks
and bankers I.7tSt6s.st
Savings de-
noSits Cook
aecountn i0.se3.s3ite
Savings GER
tifcates OF
deposit - Ss1t76ts 2G4to 105.et
Total ......-..-... s2S,a50. neaSs
state % Michigan. County ~ Wayne.
Sc I. W. @ Toepei. cashier 90 the
above named bank. 10 solemnly swear
that the above statement - true "a
the hest % my knowledge and heiief
and correctly represents the true
state 81 the several matters therein
contained. az shown BY the books or
the bank.
w. @. TOEPEL. Cashier
guhErribrd and sworn 20 before
me this 18th day % March 1917
HARRY HAYLER
Notary Public
Ny commission expires March 1.
1918
Correct--Attest.
FRANK HOWARD
r. q. KEENTIER.
% A MacLAcHLAN.
Directors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
JOBBIxo PRICES

Canned Gesds--AppIes 1915 Per
sol Lima beans =if00i6a corn
fancy Maine tl8: standard 1850
$50: table oeetS. tl25u140. peas
fancy early June 1870: Standard 81.
salmon, tall f2t0. marrowfat peas
q q Q Las; early June. $50 slfted
early June. $40 dOz. Tomatoes
stardard. 3 s06is0 dor
Conee-santos. standard. 1915.
MEDIUM, isG .ocj fancy. 2ouz1c RIO.
lis. tins Is 2sc h. "
Fees -Iohb'ug prices. t00-ib. SACK.
bran $50 standard middiinga t18R
tn fine middlinEs. 1f5. cracked corn.
f4h, coarse corn meal. $50, corn and
oat chop So ton.
Fiosr-lohbirr prices. Bes' Nictt-
gan patent 80 second patent 1870:
straight. - 20, pure rye. 90 spring
patent 80 60 bht in u N paper sackh
Oil Raw Iinseed. sl.0s. boiled lin
seed. fi.0T ln barrel lots. keroaens.
nk-wagon or iron barrels sac. red
crown gasoline. 1870 gal
Wide--No { cured hides. afe. No
] green hides. 1Pc. No ( cured BULLS
lsr. No green bulls f1r No
cured veal kip. Csc SO. rreen veal
KIP. 22r. No I cured murram &c.
No green uurraln. isc 40 I cured
calf &c. No ] green calf 11c NO !
hor1e hideE s15 No ? horse hides.
t7e5. No 'aii0v. 9Ac No . tai
low. VIC per 10. No. I hides. o. On
No 2 kip and calf. ] 10 on sheep
SKINS tas 20 amount WOOL zoe ~ g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-16

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