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Evening star., 1917-09-19

Furnished houses and apart
mcnts i'll desirable sections of city
and suburbs by season or year.
John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporated--
72S 18TH Street NV.
Phone zasa Main. ...
Evening star., 1917-09-19
FOR RENT-STOREs.
FOR RENT-WAREHoUSEs

30 MASS AVE. NE FLOORS 1000 so
TT. factory. milk dealer. y. Z. and l. ne
1l0x273. 80, 0o1 50. IT,. one floor; s4o0 month
will divide and improve.
". Z. NASH. 1.2 N
Evening star., 1917-09-19
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOT On 18th ST.. FACING ROCK CREEK |
Park; BEAUTIFULLY located and covered with large |
forest Trees: low price and will ma ke terms, bu,
will not consider trade. Address Box 43-T, Star
once.
Evening star., 1917-09-19
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

ETHEIHURsT. COR. 18th AND L SITS. NV
Doctors Offices for rent. New. Apply to f. o.
wAGESHoRST. 6a3 Bond bldg. Phone N. o133.
Evening star., 1917-09-19

sorns- nINL "a and Fve ,Dons .fs Only sss.so
ALLAN f. WALKER & co. INC. 1883 G at
A MODERN SIX ROOM AND BATH ELEC-
tric lights: furnace heat: 800 yards north Of
Chevy Chase Lake. Address L. VI. FELL. inter
nal revenue. Treasury Dept ~
FROM OWNER 1880 VT. AvE.-1352 COL. RID. :
10 rooms; laundry: cellar; hot-water heat; two
baths: new gas range with hreless cooker at
tachment Rent. $500 per month. Key next
door 1850.
Evening star., 1917-09-19

OR ROOM BUNGALOW OR HOUSE, NOD
ern space for chickens: District suburbs pre-
ferred; rent about So Address Box 323-S. Star
office 19s
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
STOCK MARKET
UNSETTLED

NEW YORK. oct. .. 49, The New
York Evening sun financial review
Thursday said
Conditions overhanging the So.
curities market which are making
tor unsotltm,nt ana are shaking
confidence in values underwent no
change today and me performance
OF The stock market itself was SIM
liar 90 recent sessions L,guldating
sales continued 10 press quotations
toward lower levels and the pro
fcssional element which is consist
entity working for lower prices. &C.
celebrated The downward movement.
The activities OF this contingent wer
most in evidence during the nrst
hour OF trading. aliho in the late ai-
ternoon bear selling again became
pronounced
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO GOT ilnaNy selling,
.untar..f bad. ta..rntI. weather com
.t.,..... t ...r, F,,,.r d. fn
aur -t.fH1 closing
Ir,-flh.r r.ru aatnrI t,r lower
.t.t.t l.t.-,.., ronu-
u.t "ntnrd 'lt tifnrr. Dut lhtef lost
81. t xIfI Ma p-ss Irr lower at
I'D. ....r..a ...,..,tf, potnR m
,,es
.t.... ttt. ,.ttrrert
.,., ut ,ins.r iofvlr,s. pres
tel,t mia ,,erc
t., .nfer W. inHuence
pm '.in ON, -, --7.c down
L t ,. a. en ftener,
-es f,t,r
Na, nr.r.d "a sf7sc.
~ Et
-
.tf, M r.rs.t
way
,t.ptforr ort Detroit pricea
p. ,'.ts
-i''i'a'.s ti ",,.,, ,,,,t ,here
fe.l,ne ,1 Cbiraao
I..ft,, ,,bfcae..
'''u " .',," 20 tectTs-
D." O.
~ .t.,.ttor s making
o.. ,..,.,, ,,srket otglnr ~
I'I rlI hAtI .,i" ~
ing n-'d a.l"ao ior human 900 ' no
''' psni.,s. beiievc ne
UT e ,3o no e,1,,
,i .,. ,Iat yytil
guy -, '''l -. -, i''a', III -
li'F'it' -'' t'l' "''. . ts
90 """F' -
snt ti,is e. tbs immediate situa,
ahn l,il7 iNH N'7 h, l'' t,,,.s,ag
.l.n g'. ONE 49, ~,
H'nt Tn
,,rp fsvor.nie and
ali'i "utI""h 'EN"i 49,, h,,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

green hiiss. 1sc. 80. 1 ured bulls
cured veal kin g3c NJ srrcn venl
kin TO- Nu cured murrain. lSc
No I green murrain. zoe, No ! cured
calf csc 80. : green calf 3tc No i
horse hfdcS SO 80. horse hides,
81 40 I tailow Zoe So taiiow
i3c No hide ic or SO Kip.
and caif tsc m shcepskin cas- 20
amount woo) 50cUS2
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
ITALIANS WIN
BRUSH AT SEA
austrian Cruiser Is Roughly
Handled BY Light
Craft

WASHINGTON, oct a. One Aus
tr.an officer was killed the shin
commander was seriously wounded
and me imperial flag wa shot on
an Austrian warship during am en
eagement in the Adriatic yesterday
with the Italian destroyer Aquila
According 10 official cables DO.
ccycd today the damaged cruiser
which sustained severe shell dam
age. was able 10 withdraw into the
Cattaro. accompanied by two sister
cruisers
An Italian torpedo fotilla and
other units OF the Italian feet pur
sued the retreatng Austrian ships
The Aquila. battered by shell fire
and with her naphtha tank sblaze.
made an Italian port.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
WV NORk rRODUCT NtRKrT

NEW YORK. OF. Flour ~priur
patents. sif1a straights st10ff.-s.
Sto.T5UI1. straights. S1OluufI
rfears. stnFif0 so Fork Firm mess
sfxWfs Land cpsy widdipwesi
spot. f2faNU 14.an Sugar Raw. arm
crntrifugsl Nr-tcsti 8 f0t muscos ade
ta-tcat $500. Nht lHat. Sofo. grushad
$3.50. powdered $3.50 SIS Grnnn-
lated. fs31ffs. coffee. rio So
On spot Sis, Tailuv steady. spe-
cfal. 1ec, city. iEtsc ilaY quiet
80 4. tl20mi.1a $50 a. 95cuStos.
clover, g5cuSfit Dressed poultry
Firm turkevs. 2fUlTc rhirkrre lfn
2sc. fowls. 21naic ducks 2fH .fc
Live poultry quiet. geese. 1f11e
ducks az I9r. fowls. l1nsfC fnf.
KEYS. 1890. rouaters 90ff a1f-
chicken. hruilors 2f12sC cheese
Steady. state mills common ~ apc
Gals. 25i4 n 2si-c. skins. comwon o.
special. 80 2niAc
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Livestock


DETROIT, oct Cattfc Gamers.
steady others 2UN 3oc hisher than
last week and active best heavy
steers S9.t5a I0.5). hest handy weight
steers and heifers SAf,s handy
light butchers. siI 800. hGhf hutch-
ers. St.50W 121 best COWS. 8 5HN y.
butcher COWS S650M 1926 common
cows $3.50 8 90. sauncrs. &ou a.h..
best heRvy turls -arS bologna
bulls S650fir stock bulls 3 teu
SG.26 feeders t7a0G So stockcrs.
se.5On $50. mixers and sprinscrs So
1aS Veal calves--Markct strong
best. Sf5500 tG. others St.75 sheep
and lambs Market strong hest
lambs StT0l1.25 fair lambs Si57tN
1873 light o. common lambs SIC. On
IL. fair 20 good sheep s. 5oUlV, culls
and common. So 500s Hogs Market
slow Few choice, $40 bulk OF sales.
$4,000 1915. pigs. si7@1725.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS


it'II ~ 10y
paw lnE He& ulhi r-hVeng' lt,n 'il'
Cu' IN IN rs.s'ra syar,,,
~. c9.- Zn-n In o ------ - 4 Z = II
Ron No OF Erao the Anu
paving a..c! 30. bf,. -g'ihs we w
between MY hiiotl and Mel"I uip r 49,
nuts from ih' iI"ftn me ~"
Stfeet 20 inc @oHlh Iihe gu Nl". 70
nue.
holl ~. I".t"e a., -
paving ailey no Vl "ethK ~ "a 1i
10 nioch D"unoca ny "utlI 49,
avenues "At'io s'I''' anu
ANShue' -
hoIl No. ~ oi lHotlte @nu
paving a4iet -, "rNlk " 80,
m MOCK oVunHtn ~ l'' ~ ~
avenues. Peter Dor" ana il'ciier
streets
linIl no "a. 90 h@ 49,
pay ink arr ~. lH'
m pl"'N "oinuFg
H1h VEIN 'l'"F4' '"''' "'" -''
sanger sti'e t,... ,a
i',ll N 90 .,1oe'
~ JUS ht'. -v
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Deaths

Charles spicr. Providence hospital
q years typhoid fever Grant russ-
man Herman ktef"f lospital, J wear
.fiphthcria. Goncwefa Eicesz. 20 Thlr-
fy-ffth year. enteritis. Joseph Gle
eiok 1857 Military. months. enteri-
his. Agnes ~hRrrard. Harper hospiLal,
IS wears piehitls Emma MalcJg, lSoN
rsnton. Ell Years. pulmonary tuhercu-
lr.is Harry Singerman, ~ bentou.
n vaars carcinoma Nina Riggs.
Herman Nlefer hospital 20 years.
ervsipcias. Frank J. kountt Grace
Hospital boulevard branch. - cars
,-.,nrarditis. William Sopef 900 Mel
drum as wears. accidental burns. lh-
ANA rtvcrF. Recc wing hngpit4l about
BE- wears. salphiuEttis' Ezidurlus Alb
routavfcus Receiving hospital ~
80 evnshof wound Joseph y
liant boulevard san tariUrn 81 wears.
typhoid fever Edward ~ F"w -,
tas Gibson. 81 YEARS r't hritls Mar
prnuir. 44r ulx. 81 EtnrF chronic
.,,toc.rdift- knna Marh1. f010
-rrlngweils. 20 years. mltra sten.-
si. Edward K0pef 1000 srusworth.
wears. laryuEesl dlphtherin Thorn
as W Baldwin. $40 Plnsrce ~ H.erH
verify. prematur. tN Fsihff NJ in.lnw
2fg Cfsirn0nf 81 yrRre my0cardit-t
Mary y wood Harper hosritai 81
years. uterine hhrofa ANNA ~eesee
fgTg wabash. IS yesra. obstruction ~
bowels pcrtha kuia Uarrer 1osrI-
tai. 2qNyeers. inquNtf 'renatnE Inc1
aNla MOI 80 hieNfnorihr. uhout li
fcurs. acute gRstritis. fl0ra crouten
$50 Warren ~ go Nstrf carey %
fIrc Mccormick. Iafrnt NAN 81
hospital I yeaf, dirN inria
knvrbnearh. I1f0 niopel le. : rionfn.
intestinal ohsfrunfioN Ine T. san.
HERMAN Eirffr fuspital vear4 pe
UomyeIitls Fred Harris Rccr rinR
hogrital about 20 wears cardiac de-
rf fnpensptfor rihson Edwards. RE-
ceiviug hospital about IS vclrr. oi
cuhuller Eq-ar7ina krr.n ffit
Junction. about 81 years acute Hstr
enia. Martha VI Cressv. 500 Fourth
f1 wears. cardiac nsfhfnta. John Alex.
Receiving hospital about 40 years.
fractured pclvis Joseph Gihgs ~ 81
Alhertus. ] year, capillary bronchitis.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Marriage Licenses


Robert II Braun &C. Detroit Kath-
crime j. Ayers 2s. same
Tom Talbot %. Detroit Hattie Ma
son. 10. same.
Arthur Houe. 81. Detroit. Con-
stantine thunderstorm, &C. same.
John Patrick. IS. Detroit Dellar
Howell rs same.
Thomas Kenny - Detroit Ethel
england 20 same.
James a. Robinson "a. Howcstead.
ra Fannie Lipscouh. Is. same
Antouine Catslano. 33. Detroit, Ro-
sa Cuamhrone. 20 same
Arthur r. Edwards. 20 Detroit
Mary a. Atkinson. rs, same
Clifford a Jewcii ~ Detroit;
CLANCY ~ Biehlcr 49,. Peru Ind,
clara Constable. AZ, New York
Wojciech Wjojtan. 81, Detroit; Az
ncska Rana1ek % same.
Hldegardc HartoL Is. Port Huron
cecil Jones. 49, Detroit. Marie
lanes y Grancis. a. Detroit; Bea-
trice I Sharrow .. same.
Fred G. WohlEenmuth. Is. Detroit.
Maude Virgil. &c, same
ugh VI Jones. 20 Detroit. Anna T.
Rrccchner. &c. same.
Dean r. Hartman. 81. Detroit,
Margaret l.. Cook 20, same
william j. Zollcr 25 Detroit. Elsie
A. Moynihan II. same.
Harry 9 Miller - Detroit Agnes
Colhurn &. Ford city
Louis 4 Harris. -, Detroit Rosa
lie y Nelson -. same
Herman " krefzern -. Detroit
vivian r Hudson % same
sam All. 80 Detroit Antonira Pa
shak % same
William Ro.trou. &c. Detroit; Lii
liam NJ Gesfer % same
Nick Cara -. Detroit Carrie Nc
Donald. ~ same
Hugh l.. Nc1.eaney g. Mt Aiem-
ens. Mabel T.. Rorer. 81. Detroit.
FLOYD w Herman Is, Detroit.
Laurel II Hcwey 10 same.
Garrett Chapman. g Macknac isl-
and, Pearl Charbouran ~. DeUclt.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll 40 22S2 For grading and
paving alley 80. 156. heing The alley
n block bounded hy Helen avenue
East Grand Boulevard Agnes and
81 Paul avenues,
Roll VI 2esa For grsdine and
paving alley No, l53. being the alley
between Bcvirk. Garland. kercheval
avenues and Waterloo street
Roll No 22sf For EradinE and
paving alley No 764. being tho aliev
IN block bounded hy Fairview. Lilil-
bridge kcrcheval avenues and Wa
terloD street.
Roll No 2es5 For grading and
paving alley No G5q being tho nlleT
In block between. MeIdrum Braufntf
avenues ChnrievoiN and Berlin
streets
Roii SO 22ss For grading and
paving alley 40 us being the alley
first west - and parallel to SECOND
avenue from the north limo of Sell
don avenue norfherlv to tho south
limo of east and west alley
Roll No z2S7 Fnr grading and
paving allot so. tff asirs the alloy
In block bounded De- Hamilton Rou-
lerard Third. Lawrence nnd fnr-
Eon No 22ss For srad,n4 ona
pat.nE alley NO. 739 being the alley
I'm block bounded bH second 'nes
avenues. Ledyard and Rarg streets
paving alley SO 7f4 being Tho alley
~ block bounded br Third Second.
Gladstone and Hrzelwood avenues
hnN No POO For gradiuR ard
having ailas Nn 7-5 beIne far east
and west allies between Twenty
fourth. Tv third. Baker streets
ard DiV avenue.
Fart isl due and payable within
% DAVIS from tho date ~ this notice.
Ports md $ become fur md rav-
able in one year and ono mont two
wears and ono month and three years
and ono month rrurrrfivelN from
f.r f1fs - tiis notice t.pefrer with
OF THE rafr, on ueh v.rt
~ e date ~ the Nonfrmo t'or 'of
Ans. or am ~ saH Darfa rrv he
re.f In tI. order named within 90
dnrr fls date NJ the notice
u fh1ut interest
ID either Uf said parts one two.
r.rrr rr f11r Sail not no paid when
tNnv hecnv due 5 rrr cent rfraifv
AMI interest ~ ttf rate ~ per cent
from the 81 Ifr lf rnae rfrntfnu ~ fhf
win DO added and She
rrrf.Ir.e npe. cod viii poo advert Sod
and sold a. provided br law.
MAX c. KOCH,
80 lI ciU Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
CnIcAGo Linz srncK

UNION STOCK NANpN. CHICAGO
III, oct l-Iogs Receipts 2 BOO
market steady a. Sc hiVher mivod
and butchers sf81bN1at0 good
heavy. t1ST5dI0 90. rougb heavy.
Sfsi5n tight fS.f 0n o. so,
pigs stfn1190 cattle Receipts
600. market Slow and weak. hecVee
g. a0fff150. cows and hcifrrS. g. fff
- 80. se2b6 1870. calves. 50 son lf.
sheep Receipts o. roo market
strong 20 i0c higher. native. Sa.10H
IT'S. western. 50 60ut3. lambs So -
nIS30 western. ttHf5W1Sfo
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

INST III TFNTlUI = =. VCf J.
cattle Receipts. 275. market slow.
steady prime steers Sitm 10 so.
butcher grades. $Sn12. cows. g. 30 70
. 81 Calves Receipts. So. market
active steady rull Co. choice. VS. ~
1875 sheep and lambs. Receipts.
200 market active. steady. choice
limbs. sI7h0ufS, Gull 70 fair Sl2W
f7 yesrlinRs situ1t sheep 80 Ui2.
Hogs Receipts. 500 market slow.
f0ul5r lower. workers SlFn $50
pigs si1.T5N is mixed {tg,60U 1876
heavy. sia.7sI IoS5. roughs SiS.s5G
$500. sing. Sl6n 1918
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
HOUSE VOTES TO
ADJOURN OCT. 6

WASHINGTON. oct 4-Thc
house this afternoon unanimously
a resolution calling for adj
journmcnt az ~ m SATURDAY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
U-BOAT SINKS
II. S. SCHOONER

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The American
schooner Annie r Conlon has been
sunk by gunfre Of a German subma-
rlne. the admiralty announced to-
day The attack occurred of The
Sicily islands The crew OF eight
were landed
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

CLEVELAND. oct lfuas Re-
CENTS. 900: market tnN ffc lower,
workers $40 mixed SfHif. mediums.
fl9 90. nips. sittn, rcurhs fiSt
stays Sl611 Cattle Receipts. 30
cars. market slow. unchanged sheep
and lambs Receipts rare steady
tor. $3.50 Calves. Receipt 200.
steady. top. SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
nctrolt nnnk CIcnrlnrs

Detroit bank clearings FOR oct g.
1917 were s. SOS. g14TS, total clear
Iues for 1917 10 date are 81 03f.3H6.
1GN.l6. as against &f.fI210r.o1O for
the corresponding period in 1sie.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Ranks a-d trust Companies


The following nsms are privileged
10 execute orders on the exchange;
w Moss 4 Go Carlyle & povah.
Geo NJ West & Co. r Maccrons
4 Co.. ~ W Noble 4 CO. p J.. soy
riil. Lynch & CO. W A Hsmiin & Co.
WIN A Neer & Co. Sinclair & Couls.
wendell. Nulkry & Co. VIM VI Rose
& CO. r * Pelt0n 4 Co Joel stock
ard 4 Co. Bennett Smith & Co. w.
T. Reilly a Co Matthew Finn. A W
wsliace s. Co.. Lewis O. Ggrton
Nebr Reldrn woodruff to. f711u,
Martin a Co. O'Uara Ferris n Co.
webb. Ire & Co
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
NV YORK nITTER M Zoos

NEM..Y yRK oct 4rz Butter. Eirm
IT. - - dTIIffA hlfa. 30 ~ m
Ate. creamery spe'ial market 3Gc
state dairy. tubs. 19d ltt3c imita-
tton creamery frsts. f0is "a o. Eggs.
steady receipts to.231 nearby white
fancy 5bnG2c nearby mixed fancy.
41 $50 fresh nrsts 80 n f6c.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
CITY or DI1TROIr-oFFICE OF
THE CITY TREASI HER
Detroit Mich. Sept IS 1917.

Notice is hereby given 20 all per-
sons Interested that there have been
Aicd in this office the following
uofnpf uEqosenfrrf rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Ritter An EGGs

DETROIT oct f-Butter. Fresh
creamery extras 43'ac creamery
fr-fs aga 80 i1c 3d.
EEGs Fresh Michigan trsts. ~
VI $50 1oE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
CHICAGO BITTER MARKET

cttcABO. oct butter. Extras.
t9frr hrsts. csc dairy extras. 81 - ~
f2isr. nfstA. t04fti i@r Legs Prime
ordinary. 35W35t4c. frsts. 3Sm 36 p G..
'heese. Twins % e n 2sCi young
Americas 26t- n 26a, Live poultry
Fowls. 1imEtc. ducks. 1fn 22c. geese,
Ien fSr springs. ~ i5c turkeys. zoe
pofnfpr4 Receipts. IS cars. WfsCon-
sln and Minnesota. 81 e5dt.f5.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
Produce


we'll Son the better grades but was
a trins casN yesterday rnr SECOND
grade. Thv mild weather ls Ltitf-
iug iu fresh eggs rather ffrnl. ana
as holders ut storage 'Egs are pN
Ing them out ua fast aa rns-t"l'.
cent Poultry receipts rnniiNtt'
light. and as thc demand i~
market rules nrm Ire tsed calves tt"
dragging ltur ana pnfat"t are
ia good supply. and ruiD easy fnrtr
was NO boat from thc islands thiH
morning. but liberia psacnes from
New YORK state Nrft bon cvtdfu'r.
The demand fur peachss mas been
very largely supplied and Che mail rt
is not active.
Apples str5 .ouIs Jonatnans. So
Dannnas Good shipping stock
itaC ID.
Bean. Dried mas ~ 10
Pears -iiartlctia s. go other varie-
ties. s. 50ue hu
California Fruits PHrtlett 90 ar.
81 plums. t2n 80 per f-baskef nat
crab Apples i5a4 bu.
Dressed Calves fanr, couutr
dressed. .2om2ic choice. lsp 2'c
Fresh VeErtabIe- -Bccts. 81 % bu.:
turnips. 81 per bu.. celery, l5Q ST.
doz. carrots. 81 ou, canlihower sz-t9
per case. 81 ptI hu. WAX beans. , 80
bu.. Rreen beans. st75 bu. green
tomatoes. bushels. s. - " 1905 cEg
plant. fi75 bu.
Grapes-rvcs. 20U25c. NisEaras.
soc. Delawares. ponies. Poe per bas-
ket
Honey New fancy white lsc 10
Lemons So $50 1850 rer boN.
Lines 81 foWl. per 100
Nnts-Wainuts eoU 2lc. almonds.
i9n eoc, hlherfs lslrl9c Hrazlls
100 2Jc pecRus. l501Nc 20 mt
meats. 5-lb cartons. almonds soc:
waluats. 55c pscaus. 95c To- peanuts.
ron ted fancy ilc. Jumbo - To
Oranges Valenoias Nft475 rer
box
Onion. f;orio grown. .St75 bus
spanish, Sl.75 per crate. plckling
-rrrrrTrrr- wfTfrCs - DU
cabbage -GNc per hu-
Lettuce Head ss.aQs per case
Potstoe. Michigan $3.50 bu.
Peaches 8 ian3 uu.
piums S2u2s0 bu
ropitrS.. spf,nss. s5@ eoc . ~
III cdium 22ab BOOSTERS - ~ 6cf
geese. l71fAc ducks p a 26c %
sweet Potatoes -DeleNares. $40
tbl jersey Sweets. 81 hamper 50
JoBBING PRICES
Canned Goods Apples gal. Lima
beans 81 2lt1 corn. fancy Maine, "
standard 81 50 peas fancy Early
marroWfst peas 81 tomatoes. stand
ard s22 for 3 -lb BASKET
InHee
melIum. lsa goc. fancy 2oa 22c Rio,
ssc i-ib ,lns 2sa2ec n
Fced In l0o-Ib garks Bran. {3s:
80 ndard middlings $40, One mia-
fllnEs. 81 cracked cnru coarse
mNe
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05

Lloyd's lists the Annie F Conlon
as three.masted wooden schooner
OF 5ql tons. owned by = r Garrett
OF Portsmouth y n
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
CITY or DETHOIT-OFFICE Of
THE CITY TRTASJ itEH.
Detroit Mich sept 81. lsi'.

Notice Ia hereby given o. an per-
IONS interested that there have 7bccu
filed I'm THIS office tho follow nr
n4.esamnnf TnlIa.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
IcICIN M TrEn

ETGfN Iu sept. 20 Butter 43ihc
I'D no sales Last weeks price. fsh c
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
ron sALp--vAcANr lots
ron sALE-FARMs
GOOD RICH FARMS

'N0D MILL Il fAlNNltD
For little money a richly cultivated
farm Of 1872 acres. located on new
concrete road and right at electric
and steam road stations, 81 miles
from Detroit city hail: E75 an
acre inspection OF this property
viii show that this Is some rich
and Well kept farm, another farm
or over 400 acres. one OF those at
tractive Oakland county lake farms
with I right kind 81 farm build
tngs. handy in every way, excellent
roads all around. sos an acre. a
fine 200-acre. weli-kept dairy farm.
with splendid i3-room house and
other just right farm buildings.
near Cincinuatus. y y and not far
from syracuse; s7.T0O.
HENRY PLASS AGENCY,
6l2 Monat Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
ABANDONED FARM. 50 ACRES.
Three miles from Nassar Buildings.
fruit clear title immediate possess
sion very reasonable owner, 23e
Mt Nernon-ave. North 1919.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-05
ruNrRAt DIRECTORS


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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-19
LADD URGES ACT
DEFINING COURSES.
Continued from Page One.
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from 10 cents to 81 per bushel for the
several grades of wheat?
Il should say, therefore, that some
OF the points that we might emphasize
are as follows:
"First-Let us have a better yard
stick OF measure and one that is the
same for the buying of wheat as in
the selling OF wheat, and not two sys-
TENS of grades or meaSures,-one for
the farmer and the other for the
speculator.
"Second-'Feed' wheat is a good
-four and bread producing grain and
when No. / Northern sold for $1.7S
per bushel, the farmer should have
received for feed A wheat $1.59 in
stead of $1.29, and $3.50 instead of "a
cents per D feed wheat.
''Third-Any system OF grading
wheat which does not take into con-
sideration the milling and bread
producing qualities of the wheat is
exceedingly faulty and does not seem
to have been developed with the
proper respect for the farmers rights.
'Fourth-The cost to the consumer
of -four seems to be too great when
we consider the initial cost of the
wheat as delivered by the farmer,
even under present conditions.
"Fifth-It is doubtful whether the
farmer will receive the true value for
his wheat unless he can control the
manufacture and distribution Of all
the products from the farm to the con-
sumner, and cooperation is the process
whereby it seems most practical to
accomplish this.
"Sixth-Why should not the man
who buys wheat be under the control
of the state and assurance given that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-19
RAILMEN
PLAN FOR .
3 ACTS
Want Full Crew, Ambulance
Chasing Laws and Semi
Monthly Payment
(By H. D. Paulson.)


Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 19.-Railroad
brotherhoods Of North Dakota will ask
this legislature to pass a full crew
bill, semi-monthly payment act, and
an ambulance chaser act.
Under the provisions Of the full
crew bill, freight trains Of forty or
more cars would be manned by a
conductor two brakemen, ffagmen,
engineer and firemen. Under forty
The same rules would apply to
passenger trains, with four car trains
requiring the full crew. Engines run
ming light would be manned by a
conductor, engineer and flremen.
Provision also is made whereby, IL
q member OF the crew became Ill
while on q run, the trip to the termin-
al could be completed with the short
crew in charge. 81
The semi-monthly payment act
would displace the present system Of
monthly payment Of employees.
The ambulance chaser act that win
be proposed, is the same that caused
such q terrific fight two years ago,
and which, after approved by the
legislature, was vetoed by the COVER
nor. It prohibits settlement being
made by persons injured in rail acct
dents, within a thirty day period after
the accident. ....
The brotherhood legislative COM
mittee held meeting in Bismarck to
outline the program. In attendance
were S, C. Lush. Grand Forks; r. w.
viers, Minot; e. p. Callahan, Dickin-
son; Royal Lamb, ]. E. Conlon and
Geo. Finn.
Senator Mostad of Minot will intro
duce the bills in question, placing
them in the senate early next week.