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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
eELKhAP.

a n Hughes met with quite a loss
.,at,,rdav nisht when his hen house
containing a bunch OF Buff Orplngtoh
chickens burned. ...a.
M and Mrs. w. L. Woolwine attend.
ed the eighth wedding anniversary e o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. vest OF heai
Drakesville Wednesday.
Mrs. r. c.. Cree spent Tuesday ana
"Wednesday In Ottumwa with ne.
daughter Mrs. Edward Ingersol and
Mrs. J. W. Haynes and daughter Mrs.
"A e. Archer were called to Drakesvi!ie
Tuesday by the serious illness OF the
J formers mother Mrs. Quigley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin who has spent
the past two weeks here win ne. pa !.
: ants Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ware expect 70
leave this evening for her home IN Dies
Xoines.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Eberline enter
tanned a few friends Friday in honor
Of Miss Lois Eberline's birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. r. H. WEIGH left Wednesday for
visit with her father Mr.. Retheriord
and other relatives at Joy. Ill and otner
nearby towns.
Mrs. Fred Anderson OF Selma was
guest last week at the j. r. Hart home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Eberline returned home on
Friday evenin gfrom Muscatine Yhere
she visited her daughter Mrs. ]. r.
Krusor. Jr. Mrs. Krusor accompanied
her home.
+. J. McGinty spent several days last
week in Chicago on business
Mrs. L. A. Galloway and sons return
ed home Saturday from Douds- Leando
where they have been the guests OF
friends. =,
Mrs. VIM. H. Cox has been quite III
for the past few days.
H. C. Dodd il III with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Woolwine enter
tained Mrs. Geo. Irwin Of Des Moines
at dinner one day last week.
Miss Lillian Hall and Mrs. ]. "
howard were Ottumwa visitors one
day last week.
Mrs. Maggie McMain returned home
from Locust Grove where hse has been
staying with her mother Mrs John
Buchanan and Mrs. c. g. Myers OF this
place and sister from Humeston left
Sunday for the latter place to spend
lew days.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
kEoku,: 4 DIES MONIES RAILWAY

No. Going North Depart
471R--Des Moines. Omaha. 6:15 p. m.
477B-From Keokuk. 4. :. $3.50 p. m.
473B--Des Moines east Nand
west. -. -. =. ...... TO-: a. m.
475A-Des Moines, east west
and north ............ e:15a. m.
Going South.
47nB-Eldon and K. C...... 1888 a. m.
472B-Keokuk and south ;. $3.50 p. m.
474A-Eldon and K. Co.. 1880 p m.
476B-Ottumwa, Keokuk -. 6:50a m.
A-Daily.
B-Except Sunday.
j. H. Robinson, Agent
r All trains stop at freight house, at
foot Union street.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
ASKS NATION TO
RELINQUISH POWER

Washington, D. c., Jan. Ex-senator
Shafroth today urged the senate Judi
ciary committee to approve his reso-
luton for constitutional amendment
which would permit negotiation of
treaties engaging the United States to
submit disputes threatening war to an
international tribunal and enga ging to
contribute to the support Of any mill
tary establishment necessary to exc
cute its desires. Senator Shafroth ex.
planned that 1t is necessary to change
the constitution because treaty of
this kind In effect takes the power Of
war making from congress and places
1t with the tribunal.
Oscar S. Crosby. one Of the original
ors Of the enforced peace idea, said
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
EDDYvlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fulton OF Paramount,
Mimi, visited friends here this week.
The funeral Of Mrs Anna Ross who
passed away at her home here Sunday
afternoon was held Wednesday after
noon At o'clock from the home. Rev.
Coates had charge Of the services with
interment in Highland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Pyatt who came
to Eddyville recently from Minnesota
have rented the Adam Embling prop
prty AZ they have decided to make Ed
AWHILE their home.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
Here's a Good Recipe

Chocolate rice pudding: Scald two cupfuls of
milk and add onefourth cupfu Of rice and onethird
teaspoonful Of salt and cook until rice is soft then
add one tablespoonful of butter, onethird cupful Of
sugar one square melted unsweetened chocolate one
half teaspoonfp of vanilla onehaf cupful Of raisins
seeded and cut in pieces Cut and fold in the whites
of two eggs beaten until stiff and onehaf cupful OF
heavy cream, beaten until stiff Turn into a but
tered baking dish and bake in moderate oven
twenty minutes. - January Woman's Home Com
panion
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19

ceived a number Of lovely presents
They returned to Des Moines where
they take up their school work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Gaines Of Lewis
are spending the week at the John
Gaines home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ferrel and daugls.
ter returned from visit with relatives
in Illinois. -
Miss Claire Gates is quite i'll with the
grip.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
Professional Cards
Railroad Time Tables
c. N. 4 st. p. TRAINS.

No. Going Southwest Depart
25A-Southwest Limited =. 1:45a, m.
A stub train will leave station
for junction at 1:45 a.. NJ, re-
turning arrive at station at
2:04 a. m.
93B-Local freight ...... 700 a. m.
Going East, via Cut of.
sA-Davenport. Chicago. slip. m.
26A-Leave Junction ..s... 1870 a. m.
A stub train will leave station
for Junction at 11:40 p. M. re-
turning arrive at station at
1915 a. m.
Marion Line. Going North.
4B-Ced. Rapids, Savanna,
1osRNcedar Rapids, Marion STOP. m.
9SB-Local freight 1900. 80 a. m.
Marion Line, Coming South.
103B-From Marion ....... 10: Is a. m.
21B-From Marion ........ 1898 a. m.
s7B-Local freight ........ 4:0op. m.
A-Daily.
Except Sunday.
3A-Kansas City local . 10: 40 a. m.
Local frelghts depart from and term
mate Ottumwa Junction.
T. n. Jacobs. Agent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19

Winfield Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Hankins' mother.
Mrs. John Morris and mother Mrs.
Louise Middelsworth went to Oskaloosa
Tuesday to visit their sister and
daughter Mrs. Florence Wright Mrs.
Middlesworth will remain in Oskaloosa
and make her home with Mrs. Wright.
Ben Lee went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
to consult specialist. Mr.. Lee was
struck in the eye with piece of steel
which has been causing him consiedr-
able suffering.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
For Sale

IF YOU HAVE 5000 CASH AND
want Ave passenger automobile you
had better investigate this ad. Ellis
Keller. Eddyville. Iowa.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-MY NEW 5
room modern home or will trade for
stock Of hardware. G. A. Meeker,
Agency, Iowa.
POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES.
Have 800 bushels, choice early Ohio
seed potatoes. Also 40 acres choice
potato land for sale, near Fairfield,
Iowa. Address J-16-D care Courier.
FOR SALE--DRESS CLUB, CHEAP
II taken this week. A No / business.
Reason for selling?/Yes. Address J.
1873 care Courier.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19

Want ads, one cent per word each insertion -
minimum rate, 15c. Try the Courier classified ads
They are sure to bring results Phone, mail or bring
them in.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15

make the other fellow mind or be
good" or do as we think he ought
to do. But we can get together as
good, patriotic, peace-loving Ameri-
cans if we can pick on some stranger
and reform him or make him mind.
But darn the fellow who has the in
fernal gall and impudence to try to
reform us or make us mind" Dog
gone him-let him mind his own
business and let us alone. If he
doesn't We'll knock his block off.
Isn't this the land of the free and the
home of the brave? You betcha.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15

By Betty Brown
Lace lingerie is so beautiful and so
costly it is often displayed at the
breakfast table after the bride has set
up housekeeping.
This trOusseaU cap and negligee
are of machine made pointe applique
lace patterned after the priceless
handmade product.
The jacket is an excellent model
for putting widths of any lace to-
gether in the simplest fashion.
Full flounces Of fine lace appear
once more on silk and satin petit
coats.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15
SILK-STOCKING FORGER PUTS
OVER BUM CHECK

The silk-stOcking foTger who
dresses so much like our miIlionaires
that even a head waiter can't tell he
is a crook is loose.
He put a bum check for sos over
on Mark MANTLE, head waiter at the
Blackstone grill, and they haven't re-
covered from the shock yet.
According to one story that the
police have been told the con man
approached Fred Upham, head of
the Consumers Co., as he ate in the
grill and told Fred he had met him.
They had a short chat
On the strength Of this conversa-
ton he came back the next day and
handed over the bum check, signed
with the name of Julius RosenWaId
of Sears-ROebuck Co. 1t was cashed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-15
GOODS PUT BAN ON ICE CREAM
-"FRESHIES" SHOULD WORRY

Northwestern univ. girls who like
to pick at a nut sunday declare they
will not eat ice cream in the future
unless dealers bring the price to it's
natural place. It's a shock to the
sweet shops of Evanston. It's good
news to male students They'll have
more money for, the movies unless
the fair cO-eds prefer hot chocolate.
This cold weather hints at some
thing hot, anyway, in place of ice
cream.
Grocers to urge 1o-cents loaves of
bread only.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

AND REQ UP ON
LOCAL MARKET

Buying inquiries continued 10 take
the lead over the selling orders on
The local stock exchange Tuesday
hut only a small amount OF business
was transacted despite an increasing
stronger tone in IN" most active Of
Detroit stocks
REQ Car and Continental wcrr
10th up from Molday REQ Car
upe ned 81 Sc 3-s and advanced 10
IS l.2. while Continental sold around
10 - Milee-netro4f theater showed
increasing strength, sales being
made around s7-s
The puolic II taking n little rrore
interest In the market than during
January. More buying Is being done
for investment than speculation
Commission house men In many in
ytsnces are recommending many Of
the better stocks al this time b.
cause Of their low level.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

vOTEDFOR
DEfENSES
S5,5S1,l74 for Guns to
Arm u. S. Ships Part
of the War Budget

WASHINGTON. Feb. The
house Tuesday under stress
81 emergency almost unanimously
adopted Chairman Fadgetrs naval
committee report. which appropri-
ates additional millions % dollars
for naval preparedness. The house
acted In committee of the whole.
This assures passage OF the items.
Included in the appropriations are
81 ESQ. 900 for machine guns. $1,000.
900 for anti-aircraft guns and ammu-
milton AZ arTenals. s5.5sl.i74 for
batteries for merchant auxiliaries.
with s7,2Si,s4l for ammunition for
the latter.
All the appropriations mentioned
we're additional 70 the regular ap
preparations. which total 1851 .1oO..
900 and were granted In the forn OF
amendments.
Other appropriations favorahly ~
Ported to the house today and total
ing about si5l. 900 600. IL VA said
late this afternoon. may he with
drawn as amendments and intrcduc.
Ell as separate bills
The nea-rSt approach TO the ac-
ton OF the house today was the ap-
rropriatlcn OF $4,000 600 and plac-
ing the sum at the disposal ~ PRIEST
dent Mckinley at the outbreak Of
the Spanish. American war To- be
used a Mckinley directed.
Shortly after TadEctt's action
Chairman Webb Cf tho houST IN fTSf7
AIRY committee reported fNvorahiy
three var hills They wocld pro
hibit fraudulent uss or counterfeit.
ing OF government seals punish al.
tempted injGry 81 vessels Engaged in
foreign commerce or q their car
soes or crews and would prevent
the disclosure OF national defense
secrets
Today he committee AZ ar all.
day session considered revised
~ bill and bill regulating con
uuct o. vessels and their crews in
American ports 10 time OF eniersaE.
Cy. The latter would permit seir-
ure Of ships IL tho rules are not com
Piled WITH Both these bills were
later introduced today b. Rep.
Webb.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
II All Enemies Were
Bulls, Army Won d
Never Lose a Fi9hf

Major Frederick 4. Phelps. In
command OF the army recruiting OF.
nee In Detroit. says that while the
regular army In small Il can De
expected TO give . good account OF
itself In the event Of war. Major
Phelps IL . veteran who has spent
years In the service and has fought
Indians and outlaws all over the
country. He declared that his ex-
perienoe with the enlisted man has
shown him that the typical sol.
der IL not afraid OF anything. lie
describes On incident that occurred
In Mexico as illustrating the daring
OF the regular army adventurer.
II was at bull hight One en-.
ragged bull was turned into the ring
There were a dozen Mexican bull
lighters In the pen with the bull. but
so furious was It's attack that all
ned but one and he was quickly
tossed over the fence by the bull.
after he had succeeded In throwing
a lasso over its horns.
The bull. believing loudly and
tearing up the turf In It's rage. look
ed NJ the thousands as II defying
any one TO come within range OF its
fearful horns. An enlisted man
from Major Phelps com mand vault.
ed lightly into the arena and pick.
ed MP the end OF the rope the bul,
was dragging. He began 10 wind
II up. when the animal caught sight
OF him.
Lowering It's head u charged. The
soldier waited until the animal was
almost upon him then leaped quick
~ aside. As the beast numbered
past he gave the rope a sudden jerk
and brought Mr. Bull nat upon his
back. Major Phelps yelled at the
man TO get out OF the arena. but
ne answered calmly that ne would
not leave until he took the bull out
with him.
The beast struggled 10 It's feet.
took careful aim NJ the soldier and
plunged The sane -triek-was per
petrated again. but the soldier wa
30 near the animals horns that his
uniform was necked with the troth
tossed from the creatures mouti
and nostrils Three times more the
soldier and bull clashed. but al.
ways with the same result. Then
the beast suddenly submitted and
the soldier walked out of the arena
leading /, "a a woman might lead
her pet poodle on a chain.
Ten thousand MexioAns rose and
cheered the soldier. Ever after he
vas a hero In their eyes. The in.
eident tended 10 &c, for the Ameri.
can soldier a degree Of respect in
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
WOULD GIVE PARK
HE Nd CONTROL OF
TREES ON STREETS

\ charter amendment empowering
he park commissioner to plant or
remove trees along the city thoro
fares and 20 assess the improve
nents 10 the abutiing property own.
ers viii go 10 the common council
Tuesday night ~ has been drafted
by Corporation. Counsel DnKeman.
and carries ont a recommendation
~ Mayor Marx in his annual mes
faEe
The object % tho amendment ~
10 give he park commissioner au.
ihoriiy 10 Obtain uniformity in trzo
decorations where necessary. A pro
vision OF the proposed enactment
would give the commissioner the
right 70 take out trees and put 9th.
rrs in when necessary for the beau.
'ifcation OF streets
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
KRESGE PROFITS
IN 1916 MORE
THAN S2,000,0OO

Net profits 0, the s. = Kresge
company in 1916 reached a total ot
f212S.3+sI7. az against t1.2s3.2l9
reported by the old company during
the preceding year Tire statement
il for the year ended Dec. 81. The
l1st nine months Of this period cover
operations by the new company FOL.
lowing an increase from 5000. 900
10 10000 900 In The common stock
anc from 81 500 0o0 TO g.. 900 900 Of
reven per cent cumulative preferred
stock IN April. OF the earnings
$500. 222 0s r. the nmount that ac-
orned to the old company for the
nrri three months ~ the year Uvl-
derds amounting 10 100000 were
raid on the preferred stock and
$500 900 on the common
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
WILD RUMORS
SHAKE MARKET
Hhjes Of Submarinings and
War Declarations Cause
NervOuSneSS

NEW YORK. FEB. THE New
York Eyening Sun financial review
Tuesday said
~Wail-st. was again the PREY ~
pnmsrvus Wild rumors today which
served 10 engsnder consideraoie
nervousness and some liquidation IN
he afternoon session. Early IN The
Gay the stock market was generally
strong aitho trading was not In the
barge volume OF yesterday OF on Sat
urdsy. The reports Of additional
vinkfngs by German submarines
came 20 hand accompanied by tie
ststement heard in many quarters
that one Of The vessels was large
nnsr with Americans aboard. There
WA also the ruruor that GermAny
I'D taken the initiative and declared
Var on the United States.
~Traders on the fcor 81 the Stock
Exchange took advantage OF these
yvoorts to exert bear pressure and
~ result was hesitation and hesvE
49,
sIn the early session u. g. steel
cid above Jos anal In the sftern-.on
oassd on nearly to los. The other
steel and copper shares did much
- same The war stoc&s and the
equipment ISSUES made gains In the
oDronocn. but sold OF In the after
neon, with subsequent recoveres 20
oome extent. New Haven sold be-
~ -. . new low.
~Dsntiment was decidedly irprov-
@ n the late trading and consider
80 activity developed on the bay
- side. United States steal again
Dovsd above 1o7. Crucible Steel
uo6e . sharp upturn 10 above 81
- several other issues In the MUM
11Dns groap and elsewhere In tho list
oltainel % the highest levels Of the
CO.,
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
STUDEBAKER MAY
MOVE SALES FORCE
TO SOUTH BEND

Removal a the sales department
Vt the Studebaker Motor corporation
from the Detroit ofiices to the gen.
~ral ofnces IN South bend has been
reported In automobile circles. II
Was stated at the plant here. how
ever. that this plan was merely be-
ins talked" and that nc dehnite de-
cision has been made IN this direc-
ton. The sales division employees
about 80 once men.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
NTM NnnI, rnnntrr

NEW TCgN. Jan f-Ffour OuI-s
ard firm Pork Steatt nasa -
PC 30 LHrf -frnugsr ffIs Hest
steady centrifugal 90 test t4sAT
80 muecnvade SD test fffTNft
r. lined steady out lost 8 ~ -rsar.
81. SIS poW drrei. fess graduated
fs7TWgtG coffee Rio ~ on
stot zoe Tafiow Flrru special
1f.,c cftv lie country 81 - 1fl - &C.
HAY uuii prime Nos fiuf g.
40 r. -11k1r clover rs09-fs
Dressed poultry. y ruf turkeys 20
ar1r. chirk~rs 5000 fowls r-r
SO ducks $50 1tr Live poultry Tr-
settiea Fssss 10 iac- ducks ze-
2, rfE a2T22br TURKEYS -.r rrr-f-
srs he chicken. broiiers. n 2lr
rhssss Oufef state rIis frrrrf..~
O. specials 20 Fsr~e skins common
80 specials. 10 a4f~
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
EAST HIFTsLo LiVE STOCK
fDu1af1m A Sfs,rrn

East TtF TAIr. fsn a-fatfIe
Receipts fa1 csfs syady prime
steers 1900 90 fr-f rounfs $40 ~
4 % good - choice. o. 81 ~ N's fair
g. good g. -tl9- nIaia 20 rosrs~.
$50 20 fanaf IRr afpern 1900 20 lffc
ponrds 80 -0Tff 20 C,nss.an stsers
1880 20 1890 POUNDS. So s2i c..
rafia7 wfrrf hrffers and steers ss0
$50 ysnrliugs dr. fsd. prime fI0n
iisb, tut-b.r to- t--sst-sV e.,
utchsriug steers aur hrlfsfs MIXED
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Butt~r-EKtra creamery. 16Lc 10
creamery hrsta. 49, dairy. 2sc 10
8 sckiHE stock. 2Gi1c ~
EGEs-Ffcsh receipts cases tnciuf-
-. hrFfs. 60. r doz current receipts.
~ don Receipts Tuesday. 1853 cases
Ch~e.~ Michigan dsts iic New
lctk. -i'i q 2se domestic Swiss. 3IT
ram. 30t1 u2ic ilmhurger. Lib.
- sc alb. 2zhe. long horns. 1sc.
Aaisiss 81 17.Ac 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Sugar Market

eessrs Detroit sstoss1Ai. Driess
Srystal DominceE z.ib tlOg6 40.
y-lt.. ti0.sb; eagle tablets 1885 ctli
loaf. ts.t0, cubes. tTsG NXNN pow
{sSs; srsn1lstsd. sTifa coarse ~ sS S
%. me IN bulk. t7lb. DO. 1S-ih' ent-
lona, sT,sh crystal Domino gran. 4
~ anr t-lb. cartons, In cases ,7SB:
2eh csse. 80 diamond A.
e7ISs No. ., s71e, No {. i5'5s No \
~ No. q t6s6 No .. tsSe. No. 10
u.s. No. A. &c no. 10. ttT5. No.
-. MIe No. ~ ssfo; No. is. tsTo.
Nlstef. ssp6 per 100 ms houssh ia
kowd. IA - 20 case. tt0s 90. 40
- ooss ft.0g ger case
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

TIE following Hrms are privileged
60 rNrc ~ orders 81. 'he Exchange.
W. = M.ns a Co. "a riyi- A Poyah.
1sn NJ Vest Co r r. Msccron-
mnur Co. W y. M~,aughlin. Nor
PHI. lynch A Co. W A. HAmIln q
Co. VIM. A. Necr a Co. S.nclsi- A
Couis Emmett + Sprag0~ Wm. ~
Hose q Co. p X. Peiton ca. Joel
Htocksrd A Co Bennett smifa n
90. Lewis q. gorton W r. Reilly
= Co. hstthsw Finn A. w wallace
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
FEEDER VI TRUCK
GIVES 100 PER
CENT DIVIDEND

Confirmation 81 the report that
Federal truck had aeclared stock
dividend OF 100 per cent more than
a week ago r. given in letters 20 the
fiockholders. The capitalization Is
10 b. increased from $500 900 20 s..
0uu 90 Half % TIE amount all
b. retained In tho treasury. but IL l.
stated. " may b. used ir the spring
for HnBnSr SfofE dTldsnd Ihe
company earned i.5D0. 000 on its
capital of $500. zoe In 1916. accord.
ms 20 he financial statement
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
CHICAGO BuT-TpR MARKET

trss lss $40 ErssP ls8 ST. HsstF
-~rfru-s y = = r1rFrEs III 1If.
Pggs Prime ordinary t2n &c.
Nrsts Sc Cheese Twins 11ts "a
f7Gc young Americas 1ang7 &c.
live poultry Fowls. tgN7ic ducks
zoe, gees t66tfc. springs 20 tur-
kevs &c Potatoes Receipts
ears Wisconsin Hrd Mi-uer0ta. f1M
sIs fancy west g. 7on go.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
xHm Ynak nIr-rrn Am EGas

INV TDEk. 700 N---HUitFF' FITFn
receipts 1910. creamery eHtrs. sc
creamery special market. f3i1 af4c.
state dairy. tubs 7sd1zc imitation
erea mery nrsts. 1fU31c Eggs Firm
fancy, si0b1c nearby mixed fancy.
ath fshc fresh hrHts. fku 50c.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
[Ts1gno1k FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Local

MEXICO thsy had never enjoyed be-
fore.
Major Phelps thinks that incident
typines the sentiment OF a regular
army man. never to take a blum and
never TO be afraid.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

Detroit hank clearinRa Tuesday
were tT0etNtsS Total clearing
for 1917 w. date am0unt - $50 s.
ssass. 80 against $50. l3f.fel o. for
the corresponding period m 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07


DETROIT Fec s-Ckiraro had an
cYsning break ard ne Detroit wheat
market VAS duick 70 follow. The de-
rirr Wss not q surprise IN view Of
tee recent advance Liverpool vas
nfri ard there vss sore anxiety
Chicage May wheat Monday was
zoe over the lowest or Saturday,
showing goat rallying power. but
tssrs - ssit q ee great shortage
still uncovered that may cause an
other advance % forced IN. The de-
cline discounted the b-arlsh features
81 ths political outlook and now the
trade a fsring the scarcity OF wheat
Ire feeling is builish bar ~ - af-
United that the change IN the politi-
"a. outlook uAy cause sharp hreaka
TNerr Eereral feeling % r-r-
vcusneSs among d-ai.rS and most
sp~cuiStc-. are keeping nesr shore,
ecntenting Themselves with small
prcsts wheat Is Believed 20 Re
worth - pre ~eut price On its merits
ans bulls fear nothing but the
CO snEes war NAY hrtng
Exporters are not huyinE az pres
s-f ard ships loaded with wheat are
afraid 20 put 20 ses II viii take a
frw days - show whether ererrth'rs
WILL - ssnt 20 the bottom ard 70 The
crease exports VIII - resumed. DIAL
srs consider the war outlook hutlt.h.
a. y viii cause heavy demand for
fccds Already tNe government hss
plsc-d a large order FOR alcohol that
VIII bring a great deal % corn into
consumption
speculation - not active ard a de-
rnAnd Tor cash wheat IN The Detroit
Wheat had rather strong turn
"a rly TN the DAY. caused ~ the COW
ering % MAJ what Part 90 this
vas lost and the market closed I'M
g.
cash ahd May. compared With Mon
Corn Esinsd e. oats 10 ~. Ic
snt cioverseed ter.
Tu~tsay-s wheat quotations Cash
No red sis9l. NAV opsned Win
a dr1r % fr AZ s. So advanced 20
rsT and closes ~ g. sst, July open
- AZ 81 =. advances ~ s. 5Si1 snd
asclinsd - 8 ~ No white.
tstions Corn, cash NJ ! 81 o:tl
No. : yellow. 81 o1ts No yellow.
N6s oats standard. 80 BID ~.
Rvs cash 10 :. sffS Reans In
n,sdiats ard prnrrnt shipment 81 IS
F.bruarv Sass N~rch Ssz5 seeds
Prime rssi clover tlfff March 81
aislk.. 81 te. timothy itso
Receipts In the rtsfroif market or
TCe-cav were 8a0 hbls - -four
GERS % wheat - corn. ~ oats
80 - hav @rt7r~Hufs were 200
hhts - raur % 90 ha - wA~s' s-A
: eco hu % corr Stocks are 49, Aaa
So 80 wh~st 80 ons So ~ -rr- .s--
faa 81 = oats az 20 Gao ru ~ rye
rsc-Ipts - - tes8-H pa
Nf~r@a~nffs 80 ra-a araf-vs
vr~-tner go ~~-4 a--t~~s - o.
go - ~~-s $780, - r0u'A-
Wsss 4-t rrn n~ eust~s- Hsi 1no ~
49, 20 ~heat and sogr Tues
49, 49,. .-rf-.- 49,. rse