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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-04-06

A number Of our friends from
over the county, as we'll as many
from outside the county, have no.
tilted US that they expect to visit
the Enterprise Office one OF the
two days, ses the big typesetting
machine in actual operation, learn
more about the printing of a big
county newspaper and enjoy some
OF Messrs. Noel and Wakefeld's
coffee and fine cakes.
You are cordially invited.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-04-06
REGISTER AUTOS
SAYS JUDGE JONES
April Grand Jury Told 70 Investigate Autos
Running Without 1877 Registration
Number. BOne-Dy Laws

In charging the grand jury at
the opening Of circuit court on
last Monday morning, his honor,
Judge Jos. E. Jones, told that
august body, of which Esq. H. r.
Terry, Of Sharon, is the foreman,
that it is a violation OF the law to
drive an automobile not equipped
with 1917 license number, and
directed the grand jury to inyesti-
gate the operation Of all cars.
The April term Of Judge Jones
court was opened on schedule
time Monday morning, with Judge
Jones presiding. Gen. T. O. Nor
ris is present to assist the grand
jury and prosecute law breakers,
which he is eminently qualified to
do to the queens taste. Clerk
House, as usual, is at his post OF
duty, which is quite an arduous
one during court week. Sheriff
LaFon and Deputies G. P. Nowlin,
Egbert Bullock, FINS Summers
and Walter LaFon are main.
tanning such decorum in the court
room, serving papers and hustling
witnesses as only good, faithful
and true peace officers can do.
Little D. House, son Of the
clerk, drew the following named
gentlemen, who constitute the
grand jury: H. R. Terry, fore
man; j. F. Black, 81 Grubbs, W.
7. Simpson, Oscar Wash, W. ].
Bailey, John Kennedy. N. F.
Crutchfeld, 0. W. Henderson,
Sam Young, Geo. COPYRIGHT; Egg
bert Bullock, officer.
The regular jury is composed Of
the following gentlemen: R. G.
Maloan. 7. J. Mitchell, R. H, IDA
Wis, ]. H. Bowers, J. R. McClain,
Ernest Killebrew, A. F. Mont.
gomery, s. T. Fuqua, John Horns
by, J. G. Stoker, W. A. Maxey
and B. A. Gaulden.
In his charge to the grand jury,
Judge Jones called particular at
tention to the numerous theits Of
tobacco over the county in very
recent months. He stressed the
new bone-dry law and showed that
it is violation of the law to either
bring liquor into this state or car
ry it from one point to another in
the state; that no railroad, steam
ship or express company has a
right to transport whisky into
Tennessee; that it cannot be
brought here in a buggy, wagon,
automobile or otherwise. It is a
violation Of the law to carry it in
your pocket, grip, trunk or suit
case. He called attention to the
growing violation OF the cigarette
law, and showed it is against the
law to bring cigarettes or cigarette
papers in this state, whether for
the purpose of selling or giving
them away, or to keep them for
sale or to give away.
The present term will be short
one. The docket is the Iightest
IN years and the term w
closed by the latter part Of next
week, probably earlier.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-04-06
Robert Vincent Fund

Mr.. Robert Vincent. who lost
his barn, horses, COW, hogs, hay,
corn and farm tools when light.
ming fred his barn one night last
week, feels deeply thankful for the
assistance that has been rendered
him. \orT 6,
Last week the Enterprise start.
ed a fund for him, reporting in
that issue the sum of $40. This
week we report the followingE
A. E. Gardner -----$ LOO
Rev. Arco Robertson $3.50 100
0. L. Farmer --------- 80
M. |. Anderson ---------- 30
z. w. Grooms, Greenfield 200
Henry Lowery------------l LOO
Widows Mite, Greenfield 100
Previously acknowledged 1O.OO.|
Total -$A zOO
We received the following u Ptter
on Tuesday FROM Greenfield: Mr..
Observation-Disclosures find the
widows mite Zone dollar) to 4 elp
Mr.. Vincent in bis great LOST D.
Mrs. L."
| have a fine line Of clothing for
she men, young men and boys at
reasonable prices. Just the thin les
for Easter. r. L. Jeter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. April 2o-wheat soar
cd 10 new heights here today, May
selling as high a. t24S. Buying by
seaboard and foreign interests caus.
ed the covering by shorts Nav
wheat opened down ! Ia and after
going up IA. dropped "a below the
opening 10 239 July opened up
81. gained i.2 and later dropped 4
below the opening 10 eoe. Septem-
Der opened down "a. later gaining
9 81 20 lS9 Subsequently. how
ever. IL lost ia. going back to II
above The opening 10 lis
Corn started out strong and fol
lowed Nhcat May opened up %.
but later lost IA 10 l.35 50 July
opened down 90, later gaining 10
10 l42 30 September opened up
~. subsequently, declining SIS 10
l.32 "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

uDunuaaerS Interest Centers On
R.nng By international
Counene Board

NEW YORK. April sl-The New
York Evening sun financial reVie"
Friday said:
Interest IN wAli-st today was
csstsred mainly in the action OF the
interstate commerce commission
vith respect to the freight rate In
ereass. There was q good deal oil
esufusion a. TO the full meaning OF
~ tentative order permitting the
r,ilrosds 10 Ale supplemental tarins
Advancing rates Is per cent. enee-
tive June I. II is generally assumed
thas unless the shipping Interests
ean show good reason why the TAR
Ms should NOT be increased TO that
sxtent they win go into fun eject
a that date
sThe general market turned weak
and remained so until near The close
when there was some improvement
"BeAr attacks were numerous IN
VARIOUS quarters. In the steel group
Bsthlehem issues were on four 10
ave points and sloss Sheffield yield
a seven points. United States
Steel moved below III. The copper
ana shipping shares ruled fraction
Ally down. There was distinct
weakness In the sugar. tobacco. mo-
cor an sdrubber stocks. Alcohol is-
su>s reacted on dry" law legisla-
ton. Munitions and specialues we're
naeiected and soft. The railroads
losf something more than their
early gain"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Livestock
.,cu1nAN cEN.rRAI. sroChYARDs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToChfAbDs
DETROIT. April 7o-Cattle Mar
ket dull at Thursdays close, best
heavy steers uobohii, best handy
weight butcher steers ~ e0ll
MIXED steers and heifsFs, 1900
handy light butchers - 70 oe.oV'
light butcherA g. SEQ SO best COWS oWs'
t~ETass butcher cows. 81 S0us.
common cows Sc 500 Gamers.
SBTBu6e5 best heavy bulls. lsV -
bologna bulls tSuSbo. stock bulls
A. bNnS mixers and springerr, $50
90 veal ca Ives Market DUH DOC
lower best grades. " h"aNlss
4 sheen and lambs Market dull. 2sc
lower beet lambs sac ~ - TAR
lambs tinii so. light % common
lambs. ssnio. fair 90 god shoep' ts.eV
ms rulls and common, $50 hoss
Market steady pige, tlaQ ~ mlAeo
Erades. tl6u 4h,bo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Produce

The feature OF the market thil
morning MAS a decidedly easier feel
ing In the poultry deal Receipts bS
express have been fairly liberal foi
few days and the demand has not
been heavy enough TO absorb them
Outside markets are AL lower an,
quota lions here were reduced a cent
Veal calves were also a trine lowe
and the market acts heavy on liberal
receipts Potatoes were &dNanced 4
little and another csc advance IN
sugar prices was reported.
APpIes Fancy Rsldvins So stesfs
red. s. choice tfS0n Sc per bbi.
BaaaRas GOOD shipping stock.
t2b06g5c bunch.
beans Dried Limas. i6c 10.
Cranbsrrtes howeA tS.36 ou.
Dressed Calves Fancy, l6Q &c
No. - l4ulhC 10.
Ffaaaa HaddIes-iSe 10.
Fr~-h Vegetable. Radishes. 500
9Sc doz ysrsley, 25n soc doH. eucum
bers. not house tl.500:: carrots. 4ec
per doL CaultnoWsr. t2.25 doL
cabbage. Texas ibc per 10 Florida
celery. t3u3.io case. tomatoes. $40
per s-hsSket crate. spinach. 81 psr
Grape Fruit 1850 500 per crate.
Hsaey--Fancy white. isoiTS; sx-
trscted bai0c 10
H.y1Ds.ro't ssipPssrs ar. gsyip,s
car lots T. o. b. Detroit: No I limo
thy. tlSais.So standard timothy.
ti41lt SO light mixed tlt9liSo;
No ? timothy si70l9So No I mixed
10 90, wheat and oat straw. tss $50
Lemsas-sLss0S per box
Lisses-il io1iis per ICE
>, S. 80 slSs1ss 'H sSss,s RpSails
40 enc pecans. lsHlsc 10 nut
meats 5-lh cartons. almonds SOC
WalnGts. SOC. pecans. sec 10 peanuts
orsBEe--N.v.ls $50: Florida.
O-isn. spanish onions s;7S crate,
Texas Rsrmudas Ft2s crate.
ptneapples- rs n Is Der case
rotsto~- New F1orlds. So Per
Dbl s. Per bu.. Michigan in car lots.
Poaitry srrirgs c7B:Sc No :.
q use heavy hens ss1 &c -'.d'
tym.. :'a:5s To-. s ,tsEs s9s;iiS
gesse ITdiSc 10
s'r-""-; ,n..,1o E ss s5,ct.P'n' case.
Sal lima bean. Sitoai'75. corn.
fancy Maine. sls5 standard. tlsS
ts BILE heetS, 49, so, peas fancy
earl, June 8 80. salmon. tall. f2fo,
r0prrowfst p~aA s. 80 early June.
Csae~-SA1tos. standard. $50 se
medium. tsfr20 fancy. U1Ic; RIO,
i+Hals~c lib packages lsoaie'
Frrd Bran Stt standard mid
dInSs So era middIfnrs SO coarse
corn meat $50 rrark.d corn. ISL
corn and oats -. %. SIS per ton
Flour Rest winter patent In =
rAper sacks fi-Fa second patent.
81 -0 STRAIGHT. sf.-0. spring patent
si-"-0 r,e 0a.-. $1,000 psr hHl
oils f4nseed uIi. raw. 81 % Boiled.
g. 60 gal ks~nssue iron barrels.
si-r gasoline. lafeU per gal
PrevtsioaS Mess pork. tfe. family
pork S4Sdft clear backs fs2 t5s
hams o5dc-f-~. hrisketE 24N 2sc /.
picnic hams. 2I1c: bacon. .sL 3sc:
lad in u~rces 23tac. kettle rendered.
Ht'a~ Per -
Htdes No ! cured hides. 9oc: No.
green hides 7 lc No. I cured bulls.
15c No. I green bulls. lie. No.
cured veal kip. acc. No. 1 green veal
kip &c No cured murrain, zoe;
No. ! green murrain. iSHc; No.
cured cAlf CSC No ] green calf SIC.
No horse hides. Sc No horss
hides. s. No. taliow. Zoe. No. tn
low. &c 10 No hides ic ~ No =
kip ard calf : nc oT sheepakinA Gas
20 amount WOOL. soeoS1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

william u. WheelwrEhi ph1 b.
mentioned 20 succeed he late
George W. Guthrie a. United state.
ambassador 20 Japan IA ianF beer
a noted leader IN business and fnan
cial circles IN the Pacific northwest
his home being BOD Portland Mr
Wheelwright comes ~ an Uld Mas.
rhusetis family that wears ago. be-
came interested in No South Amer.
can trade and hir birthplace Va
Valparaiso. Chua
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 2e--OpeninE -
wheat Nay down ! &C, July up -.
Septer1 her down q Corn May
up 1 July down &C. September up
"a oats MAJ down 20 July down
n sruteu1s down &C. Provisions
steady
Norn wheat MAY down &C. July
down &C. september up &c corn
Ma down tie July I'D &c Sep
teulhfr down - oats May down
Lc July down nc Septemb Der down
Provisions lover
Cfose- wheat May. down 81 ~
July. down. 81. c. Sept. NJ iar Corn
MAY down. &C. July. up &C sept
Arwn Ac oats MAY. down = July.
v-n = sept down ~ Provisions
lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Quiet. higher. Pork Stronger. mess.
o<eH a0.S0 Lard Firm middlewest
spot sai.40n2i5o sugar Raw.
asier, centrifugal se-test. tgaT. mus
rtvafo se-test $3.50; refined. quiet
tnt loaf sfe6m9.t0 crushed $500
MS; powdered s7s0nss0: granu-
lated. t7.So0eSo. Coffee. Rio No. :
On spot 10hc. Tallow. steady. spe-
Bisi. Tee. city. iaAc. country i7b %
lee Hay Quiet No. ! ti06n1 10
No. :. 6S4 7hc. clover. IS n &c Dressed
poultry, Firm: turkeys. lR&sfc
shickens. a3nsic; fowls 2ia2T 10.
iucka. $50 &c. Live poultry. steady
reese. ~ q lac. ducks i71isc. fowls
Iit0fSc: TURKEYS. zoe ROSTERS. i6c.
-hicken. hroilers. soc Cheese. FIRM
rate muk. common 20 specials 1t0
,7ise; skins. common % special. 80
nc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK April 1o.--Buttsr
Ftrm. receipts GiiS cresmer extra,
4kI, GGgc. creamery, special market
tat, d4sAc state dairy. tubs. $50 toc
Imitation creamery nrEts. asuasc
EKRa steady Receipts. 2Soi1. near
IN white fancy ISL q SIC. nearby
nai1ed fancy. ss031c, fresh hrsts
gBG u3sAc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Good. Will
News-BuIletin No. 80

More than 10000 persons have In
spected the great new plants % the
Harroun Motors Corporation az
Wayne during the past week.
Many OF them were automobile
manufacturers. manufacturers OF ma
terials. manufacturers OF parts.
They came by inyitation-an invt-
tation which was simply a part oki
our consistent policy Of frAnknssss
truth and proof
The thorough approval which re-
suited from this inspection has been
an element Of much added strengts
In the continued success u the sale
OF hsrroun Motors stock.
Some OF those who accepted this
Invitation may have been doubtful OF
our ability 10 complete and equip in
so short a time a plant capable OF q
production of $50 Harroun cars a day.
Their doubt has been entirely remov-
I'd.
ASK any friend YOU may have IN
the automobile or affiliated industries
about the Hsrroun motors corpora
ton.
Ask him II the Harrouu enterprise
has been wisely conducted-n IL In
true that the HArroun plants are thS
most efficient and modern OF their
kind--if these plants are capable of
producing their assigned quantity of
cars.
Take HIS word for lt--not OURS.
Either he has SEEN these plants 90
be has direct news a them from one
who has
With but one possible exception
that Of a manufacturer who had ss-
tabllshed a reputation az part~
builder before he entered on the pro-
duetlon Of complete esrs-the Nan
roun Motors Cooperation enters on fts
manufacturing campaign with great
er prestige INSIDE THE AuToMox
BILE INDUSTRY than has attached
Itself TO any other Detroit or MlehL.
gan automobile manufacturer In hls~
toy at a similar stage.
We PROVE Up. ~
These production men were invft<
Cd 10 inspect these plants becsus@
we knew the plants were cd 20 every
claim ve had made for them We
could not AFFORD 20 have them Lacking
in a single detail
You Will find us equally ready 90
prove up or any other statement We
have made FOR the purpose % snilst-,
ing your interest In Harbour Motors
stock
We viii sell you this stock At tho
rate Of 50 = share OF slD par value-
This price win soon advance TO pan
The stock you win bug win be de-
livercd a. an ad-intsrtm certificate.
Issued BY the Equitable Trust Co of
New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

DETROIT. April :o-An easier
frriirg was shown IN the wheat mar
kct az the opening, fuiioNinE a mod
crate decline IN Chicago. Prices are
considered SO high that there lsgreAt
danger in having anythinE 40 do With
q anu trading IL very slow.
While the cash situation remains
hrilish and probably VIII b 80 10
lsh conditions IN the new crop situa-
tion that must make Themselves felt
later altnn 90 present they are being
ignored chief % these - the favor
and The resulting Improvement IN the
grow crop The south western
states have had millions ~ bushels
added fo their prospective crup~ by
recent rains that have brought 90
life the plant that had been pro-
nounred rfcless and greatly improv-
% fields that short time were
doomed o. the process q rsseedlng
20 some other trUp. Seeding % spring
wheat is making good progress and
wheat crop "a enough TO suggest
lower prices.
The cash demand resulting from
The active stocking NJ on the part ~
house keepers must soon reach a limit
and viii naturally be followed BY q
long period % dull domestic business.
The May situation has bean eRsed by
some rather heavy foreign selling
increased hv some cargoes 90 Cana
dian wheat All This causes dealers
ta look Tor an easier tone In the near
future wheat had a smart advance
shvrtlf after the opening and ruled
weak for the remainder Of the ses-
SIGN The close was ~ loss ~
rc n cash. &C. IN July and ic IN sep
temhsr compared with thursday
oats declined ial,e and tiuo-
tsr seed advanced loc.
friday wheat quotations Cash
irup - De- al s. 50. advanced - g. n
and declined 20 81 IS July opened A.
s. 10. advanced o. t-l5 and declined
fo g. 0S september opened at ti-N.
tour1 ned - IS and declined 20 sist.
$50 ] white s2s2
Friday.s c.,ars@ graln quotations
i.N tiSS 80. yellow 81 81 =
oats STANDARD. sc 5id. No ] white
rEr ~ 6 white Sc Rye CASH No.
s.. Beans. Immediate. prompt
ard April shipment 50. seeds Prime
led clover. tie.6S october. flo'5
ale,ks. 81 so. tfmothy. f3.35.
Receipts n The Detroit market on
Friduy were 0no bbls q nour
cars 90 wheat. %. corn. % oats.
20 rse and 2 ~ IA. 1hipmentE were
GOO bbls 80 -four. 1000 hu % wheat
aan hu % corn and 1000 bu % rye.
stocks are 1t5. 900 M 81 wheat. "a
900 hu - corn ri. $40 bu OF oats and
Wheat receipts FRIDAY were > ears
AZ Tsuiutn 500 az Minneapolis Pol a.
yylrnlrez- ~ AZ Chicago and ia o90
hg for Ehe sruthEeEt
fafFrraTy- wheat rrerfpts we're Ili.-
EEsorts OF wheat and Hour Friday.
~ HHn hH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

mo CRAY

wheat Cash and May. i2sstS July
s20sil sept 1856 Corn cash
sIsti4 May. ii5a. fully. iif5 oats
cash. T0tTc Nav. EsLc. July. So. r.
sept. SIZE Rye Cash 81 az
CloverHssd Cash srd April. SO 20
Oct 5000 Aistke Prime and April
ST 50 Timothy Cash and AprN
t335 Butter Rrick creamery. CSC
tub creamery. $40 Eggs Fresi
candled 15c fancy selects die. Has
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
CHCAGO RITTTR NAnKEr

CHICAGO. April co Butter Fx-
tras. "a isc hrsts. SEC dairy extras
~ n n t1iac. nrsts. Nafcc Eggs.
Prime ordinary. 37a. m77tAr frsta.
81 = u 3fA Cheese Twins ava
fSc young Americas To- ~ CSC. Live
poultry Fowls 12r. ducks iT1e7r.
geese i1Rtsc. turkeya zoe pota-
toes Receipts - cars. fancy vest
srn. ftfnn1fS. Wisconsin aud Min
nsacta t.90HL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
cTRB COPPER STOCKS
p. q. Wilkinson Bankrupt

Frederick n. wilkinson. No. 1857
Mckinley-ave.. Detroit. has fled a
voluntary petition In bankruptcy
with the United States district
court lie schedules his debts al ST..
SS01s and his assets az 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Detroit Bank cIearlnos

Detroit bank clearings for Friday
were ts.4lS.2S27T. total clearinEs
for 1917 10 date are 1894. s,444.6s.
a. against sS7s.96s. 7ssts for the
corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

cows and hsifera tsscoii. sT,iBa
$50. Texans. tse001i; cAlyes. ts't
dii2S sheep Receipts 1000, mar
kst slow. shade higherj native. $40 20
aigsS. western. tii.s01 is0. lameA
81 s09IA20. western, tifeV0 1874.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CI.F-V EI.AND Apr 3o.--Hogs Re
csiptE 500. steady TO SC higher
Workers. yS7OdiST5. miTed. $3.50;
mediums. tibso; Piigs $3.50, rouShs'
sein,s 5 cars steady sheep and
lambs Receipts. Is slow 20 sSe
lower ton. $3.50 Calves. Receipts.
zoo steady. top. ti3So.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
many PpoDVcrs

umsf~r-Fxtra creamery. csc 10
reauery nrsta ste dairy. sac To-.
sarklnE ytock. soc 10
Exns Fresh receipts In new cases.
trsfs a6ac current receipts ST. r.
VI dor Receipts on Friday. as25
(Dr<.~-- Michigan Fats. a8c New
>{ork 1k4c, domestic Swiss gsds2c-
mported Swiss. 50 9ebc brick cream,
0<itc, limburger. i-lh.. 2BHc: p
~ long horns efhc, daisies
~ ottNo A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

81 Hcss 4 Co. carlyle q Psvsh
Qee; - West Z Co 2 x, H.ec., m.
: ,e CO. w CO. sos' Aef csi Il s s:
b. Wm- A. Nesr 4 Co. sincIsIr a
fculs Eumss = sp.ssu. wm- ~
s:s co CO.. s. .sSs a s SSi '";
sns. a v, wallace q Co. Lsvis a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
FAST BUFrALo LIVE STOCK

FAST BUFFALO. y Y. Apr 10
cattle Receipts. 600 market heav-
les slow. butchers active, prime
sts.rs kl2ulA25 butcher grades
Is SoGli.7S. cows. ~. 80 o. .. alNrs
80. 200 market slow sec lower !:
SUn to choice. t41bRi3 sheep ana
lambs Receipts e.toe. market slow.
wnoI lambs CSC lower choice lambs
rs kUiS15. Gull e. fair, tl1qle
yearlings $50 ? sheep. tsa 80 9.So
tI,gs Receipts. 500. market light
trade roe lower workers. tisu Is ~.
rfE tsR1e4s miVef ti6ibu
To- heavy. tislbU 80 roughs
4f4Tft sfagA 81 IS ~ I : SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
CHtcNGo live STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCKYAHpS CHICAGO.
III Aprt so-HoEs Receipts. 900
Afarket slow 10 Sc higher. mixed and
hut hers $3.50 1890. good heavy,
- FEuiS so rouEh heavy tlblbn
ftFl. light it1S0d 20. pigs zoe
1900 Cattle Receipts 500 market
SLOW 20 weaker hseveA ted - IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21

EiGfS III April lf Butter
saiss CSC adcance - g. from las'
weeks price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
Sugar Market

saGar~-Detroit wholesals priees:
crystal dominoes alb. 81. do. s-lh,.
SIS. eagle tablets til7o, cut loaf
tioso; cubes. uOao; NNNN powder
ed. tas5. standard powdered. - 30
graduated. extra coarse. 1875. do
hpe. In bulk, o. So Dc. is-lh cQttons
500. crystal domino grRn lib. and
S-lh. cartons, in cases 80: do. HF
cases go diamond A. 1880, confsc-
toners A. tStB No 4 1880. No. s.
50 IS No 8; is'o Ne. :; ,s,s No :.
n. 50 IS No II. tslo No, n. 50 oS
No IL. 80 oS No Is tsos. non-cak-
ing mixture. so So beet grRnulAted,
$50 per 100 lbs household powd.
- ~ - case 9. SIS DO. ts u case.
o. 20 per ease,
Herbert c. Hoover, who Il slated
for the position OF food controller OF
the United States during the war. Is
a native OF the middle west and be
san his career "a mining engineer
on IN Pacific coast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
rnLrnn LIVE TICK

TOLEDO Apr 20 Hogs Rscsi pts
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WAR BULLETINS

PARASITIC French have com pletely repulsed all German counter attacks on new positions on the Stenbeke river, in Belgium.
 PETROGRAD - General korliloff. cOmmander-in-chief of the Russian Army, declares that the army's nor ale and fighting capacity is con- siderably strengthened.
 LONDON - The Germans gained temporary successes in counter at tacking on a number of positions near Loos but the British subse- quently ree-stablished the lines.
 PETROGRAD The Rumanians have completely withdrawn by a strategy move from Soveia. Vools- chkani, Monastirs. and Loline. and have joined forces with the Rus sians on the -Rumanian front
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INVESTIGATION
 MAY BE ASKED
 IN N. W. STRIKE
Gov. Lister Gives Fair Warning to MlIlmen and Mill Workers
 to Arbitrate.

SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-The lumber men of the Northwest at a meeting have decided not to agree to an eight hour day with nine hour pay as suggested by Gov. Lister yester. day. They stated that until other states did the same that this wage scale would prevent them from com peting on contracts.
 When informed of the attitude of the lumbermen Gov. Lister stat ed that a joint state and federal investigation of the lumber in dustry in the northwest would be re quested as the next step towards compelling a settlement of the strike in the Western Washington mills.
 Unless the mill owners and the men reach an agreement by tomor- row night saidethe Governor, T .wiif asR for joint state aid fed eral investigation.