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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

no.-ibl- no one profession That VIII
lac called upon tu render greater
service lo the nation that that of the
men IN the transportation depart
mcni. Nuu. a. individuals. must con
slider the matter seriously from eN-
cry ANGLE. and there are thousand, col
WaN- IN which conductors can he col
special benefit to TIN Government al
the present time
In loohln. over The CORE pondeur'
from all pari~ Of the country, We iind
that m some Instances there D. q
surplus ul cereals and surplus "t
potaioc-, ID they could only hc NOV
eel To- the point whore there Is de
mand for them, but owing To % short
ace of engines. and sometimes, %
seem, Ia me. through the negligence
of those N control of the motive pow
err of uur tran~,unllurulol hur~,
much ui Tins Shipment i- DELAYED. II
i- true that We have tied up q iars.
number of ears ma the eastern wards
loaded with foreign shipments. al-"
owing ro the EMBARGO un much ut th-
-mti. It l. holding rolling stock ma the
Atlantic purt- that should Ice M -cr'
zee distributing iood-tuii~ lo tine pro
plc M the middle states. However.
local conditions are the same l- they
have alNaN- been There o. Away
way IA which lraht conductor
can be- ui service To- Cd local -mppcr
If hc will Just scheme little and try
to help out There - usually an emp
tv somewhere along the line, or % car
only half loaded IN local freight
train lhal, with q little extra work
on the part of the crew, would bee turn
into an empty and -idcirackcd &C.
help some fellow get rid of % lot oi
stuff that hc want- Ia ell and that
thousand of other people want 60
buy
The clcht-hom question D. -cltlrd
that need not worry anyone, and We
trust that d. working Will prove sat.
i~lactoN tu an interested parties.
Rut now that We are facing the Great.
est crisis IN oar touor a. nation,
every man an tram service b. q sol
l,.,. - L.. ian. ia. ,st..It Lind al d.. tttt
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
TO ALL RAILROAD MEN

BoNS. IL mp TO YOU,
When the United State, broke of
relations with Germany and decided
10 Join the allies in putting down the
fru> SIAN government, this country
tackled u mans job. It, no pink ten
affair IN any sense of the word and
II means for every man and every
woman IA the nited States who loves
the flag and loves liberty. to do hi>
and her little part to help win this.
without question, the greatest war
ever waged IN the world. Scattered
n We are all over the United States.
We ram hardly bring ourselves To real
ne that each and every one Of Us has
an important part TO play in this
world war. No matter what our pro
fe-,lon, We will no doubt. be called
upon 10 make some sacrifices II is
not question of our financial con.
dition--no matter how much money
We may have or how large our in
come. we must take conditions as they
are and learn to save so that the sol
dier~ IN the trenches may have more
tn eat and wear.
Aside from listed men. there is
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
Real Estate and COnyeyanciaQ
The MAR1NELl0 SHOP

The operator offers her advice
ralIcr- ON SKIN and hair treaiHa
free of charge
The wonderful Tar Tome
lolclc lotion d, now ou sale for
hair.
y new -Ortment of Marls
goods has Just been received-D
tucc Cream cleans-Tissue Cra
builds the wrinkles Acne CrI
cures pimplcS and blaCkheal;
l'.rachr. Lotion bleaches-Refli
Powder Us to refine the pores.
Skin and Scalp Treatment
puu.i,N
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
TEMPERANCE NOTES
(By the National Womau's cfr!s.
tan Temperance UniouI
LESS RELIEF WORK NEEDED.

charity organizations In the prohibit
tion states all testify to decrease In II,
number of persons and families need
ing their aid. Portland Oregon ion
example, showed II marked change at
christmas time Ia all lines of relief
work. For four years the oregon and
Washington Railway * Nayigatiou
company provided a Christmas dinner
for needy men. This last Christmas
There were no prospective guest, and
The iced was abandoned The ,ierI.
al The mems resort offered mmsr,
LOOKING man n free meal ticket. h.
stead of accepting the man flashed Il
roll Of bills before his face and In.
Nitrd him to dinner.
y mmhcrjnck VINO nfnr,tuur had
been fed by this charity resort took the
manager to II Christmas spread ana
then lett for safekeeping ban, hool,
showing deposits of $3.50. The man is
sixty years old and never before had
saved cent.
Inc MUS body OF business men
organized for charitable relief tire,
years ago have disbanded for lack Of
work
Only ! per cent Of Portland's fami.
Hes received Christmas help. In nearly
every instance this was IN the form Of
extras the families themselves being
able to provide the necessities.
oregon Is particularly fair cxamplc
al the better labor conditions due 10
prohibition, for this state gets no war
business and all Industries have SUI.
fpFad from a shnrt..,.. - II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

2 Drops Do the Work, Painlssll

~ tell you. before heard :
'Gots-It ! used to try one thins ~
another for Corns. / still had w. .
1 used bandages and they maze "
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
BOOSTING NEW MEXICO

The last issue of The Earth. the
Santa Fc magazine published month
" ~ the interest oi the territory
served hA the MANY company line.
contain -rycarl page of matter per
tanning lu New McNico. The artlcl,
was written by II. Il. llcning. state
publicity agent. Excellent pictures
of -rcnc- IA Nau"u- parts of the
state accompany the article. and New
Mexico j. sure 10 derive much bcnc-
iii from the ADVERTISING thus rccciy-
ed. The pictures show -umc of our
excellent highways, sheep grazing. q
chicken ranch, farm and IRRIGATION
-ccnr aud view ct orchard sad the
accompouNu. descriptive natter
deals with the various industries and
resources of the state.
The following facts are Quilted from
the article:
Area; ~, 1903 square mile. IS
f'l ,'-N d'ft~.
Acres owned by. the state, l2.li0.-
600: IN nationa forests, S,l10.Ol3.
IN private land grant, 5000. 900. ia
Indian and other reserve, l.5G0. 900
public land open lu entry Jan. !.
1917, surveyed, $4,000. 000. same
m-mycycd, S,500,000 patent land.
l9.2S1,s1G
Population Ea-ed on 1910 chool
census and other ava,lohl, data.
lUj.O
Taxable value. a. returned tor ra\-
alton To- The State TuN Commission
in 1916. ~33i. UO0Uuu
Total area under cultivation, 1910.
! 100000 acre..
Total area under rria uon. l9lG.
Sfu UUu . .t...
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
NOTICE

account Of the high price
'n gasoline, tires and beans, We I
.I.-c the price on auto services
$500 per hour and "a cents perz
N.- l-t
CITY AUTO SERVICE
2l-llour Auto SERVE.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

On account Of the high pne"
oil. gasoline, tires and beans v.
raise the price on auto ser'''s
$500 per hour and % cents PEI :
May LIST.
CITY AUTO SERViOh
2l-Hour Auto Sef''"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
PROHIBITION PROMOTES PROS
PERITy

Mayor Hanna of Dies Moines. h.. dc.
c'''reS that prosperity has come sine.
,liat city dissolved partnership with the
liquor traffic. He says: The $1,000
ooo estimated to have passed over the
bars OF our So saloons annually nov
goes over the dry goods ana grocery
counters into bank deposits. lumber
lnrds ana real estate Offices. Women
ana children who starved ana shi, red
are now comfortable and happy. while
'he former victim of the drink habit
goes to his days work with firm sten
clear eyes and steady hand"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

FOR SALE-IIouse with bath. gar.
a age =, electric lights; lot 5Oxl42; one
OF the best bargains of the wear
zee MeCraeken at the Grapbie
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18
Production in 1916

Agriculture: Field crops. -3G. 900.
coo; orchard and vineyard. - 100.
600. truck. etc, Sl,o5O,0OO. Total
= 1880 600.
Mining: Gold value. ~ $50: silver
values 100000: copper pounds. o.
100000; zine pounds, %, 800. 600: lead
pounds, E,l00.000. Total value Of
mineral, 1913, 100000 Total vain.
of coal and coke. sT.2l0.00O. Total
mining output. 1916, value SIO.G79.
4O0. 600.
Livestock: Steers shipped from the
~iate.27O,OoO; lamb, shipped from the
state, 100000; wool shipped from
the stale, ls.2iO,OOO pounds.
Livestock in state, Jan. /. 1917.
Horses. 100000, value. Sl5.5OO 0oO
mules 10000. value ~ ,G9l 900 dairy
cattle $4,000, value -. 7S0. 900 otb.r
cattle l,lij,O0O. value 4j.I5G 600
sheep 100000. value 1910 0O0
swine lOl, 900. value ~ ,0GO. 900 To-
tai value 1927 900.
Total value above classes. Jan
1915. S5l ,90S,O0O.
Gain in value above, 1916, 500. 7l9-
900.
Great is New Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

Is ias. becoming fashionable 10
DE a Prohlbltlonlst."-willlam len.
nlngs Bryan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

toe SO big IL was murder 10 pS,s
my shoe. used salves ana n
things that ate of more oi ,ns NJ
IMAM they did the corn ia ss n
jig with knives and scisso'H ~
now no more fooling for ne. "A
drops OF 'Gcts-It did all the ~,se
~ makes the corn shrivei ahu ,rr.f
loose that you can just PICK W"
OFT with your fingersr 40
There has been nothing ne~,
covered for corns since u,a
was born. It's the new way,
common-sense. simple. sure w"x
Gets-It" Is sold everywher ~
bottle. or sent on recelpt ~ p
bv T.. Lawrence 4 Co, ChieAt"
Sold in Demmg and recomm,.
IS the worlds best corn reme''
J. \. kinnear & Co. -
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1917.

81. Funeral from the residence OF
her nephew, Darto DE Masellis ibf
Custer-ave., Tuesday az 2 p. m
oLIvER-April Ia. 1917. Isabel spaek-
man oliver, aged 81 years. at rest
dence. SOS Hoicomb-ave. mother OF
the late Mrs. George Kern, John
oliver. OF South Haven. and Mrs.
Nelson Martin. Funeral ~ Fiay.
At $3.50 from residence. and "a. m.
at 81. Joachim's church.
PREU sCHOFF-Aprti rs. 1917. August
G. beloved husband OF Anna preus-
chou. nee Newman. father of Mrs,
Clara Huber. 81 ST Paul. MINI and
grandfather % Norman. Julia. and
Frederick Huber aged 6s years.
Funeral from chapel % Fred q.
Marshall Sons 2A5 Beaubien-st.,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment At Noodmerc cemetery
VINT-Mary Ann (nee KaltE). Al res
tdence OF her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Fleming. ass Helen; grandmother
81 Frank. Jr.. Harold Arthur ana
Tom Fleming. Funeral Tuesday
from Feaidence at $50 and 81
Charles church at .. Burial at MI
Olivet
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

ser. dear mother OF John and MAbls
Burkheiser. and hTs. NJ 0oebsi
Funeral from residence. as East
Grand blvd. Wednesday at s;iS a
m, and at rs. Peter and Paurs
Jesuit church ct 10 a. m.
HorNACkI-April IL. Ana. beloved
wife OF the late Anthony Funeral
Tuesday morning. from her rest i
dence, iise Hastings at O'Clock.
and from Sacred Heart OF Mary
church at $40.
HEUGH-April rs. at his residence,
$50 Meibourne-Ave.. Archibald be-
loved father OF Mrs. Jessie Davis
and Mrs Mabel "a Fuller Funeral
from his late residence "Wednesday
A. p. m. under auspices OF Zion
lodge. y. and A. NJ. Interment at
Flmwood
dEADE-Aprii rs. Michael Vincent.
at hts late residence. 1893 Concord =
ave. beloved husband OF NJ V
Meade Funeral from residence
"Wednesday. $50. So Peter and
Jaurs tJesuiD church, 3 a m. Fall
River and North Adams papers
please copy.
MEIssN ER-Aprii is. 1917. Jennie
Meissner. formerly OF 2is Twelfth
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT April i6-Grain prices
were unchanged when the MAJ ket
opened Monday and there Was not
much activity In trading The tone
here MAS steady and ia Liverpool
hrm. War news Was favorable TO
Th,I are dealers who believe
price, are too high. but they are
afraid 60 get on the short side %
the market owing 40 the excited con
dttion OF trade that BE- In danger OF
running prices higher without any
Ner} good reason. While foreign de-
mand vas held responslhls for earlier
advances, a 10 the domestic buying
that 10 doing the business nov Buy
ms Tor household use ~ taking all
the mills can turn out and II IL nE-
ured that many who formerly bought
ket for several months This leads
dealers 10 expect collapse In the
domestic buying that Will result in
decline IN prices. but there are few
" no dare take a chance on the short
side.
southwestern news 10 bsArlsh
Rains have revived the wheat and
nelds that farmers intended 20 Ahan-
don are now giving promise Of a
fair crop More rains are indicated
~ the dry states and the general
new crop outlook Is greatly improv-
ed Reports from Washington are
that bills are 70 be brought In re-
strislng trading and nNing food
prices. all Of which is against a con-
tinustlon Of bull market. Little 10
said about foreign buying.
Wheat was excited and strong all
day There was talk OF eastern buy
ing and prices advanced sharply. The
close Was at an advance over Sat
urday's close OF s. In July and lie
Corn advanced ahG5c.a oats Ye.
rye ic. eloverseed zoe and timothy
soc.
Mondays wheat quotations. Cash
No. z red. s. 50. May opened without
change at f249 and advanced 10
&sSQ July opened al tl.af and Al
vanced 70 81 05. September. 81 so, No,
quotations: Corn. cash No. 3. 81. ~
bid. No. : yellow opened at N.tshs
| and advanced 20 ti5l: No. yellow
| 81 ESta. Oats: Standard. &c. No. ]
cash No. , ti.s5 Beans. Immediate
| prompt and April shipment. s. 50
seeds. Prime red clover. $3.50
April 1lO.so. alsike, tilSo. timothy
Receipts In the Detroit market or
MONDAY included 600 bbls OF hour
10 cars OF wheat. l6 % corn. i6 81
| oats and 1 OF rye. shipments wer'
| 600 bbis OF -four stocks are 3sS,
| 600 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu Of corn
$4,000 bu Of oats and $4,000 ou. o
| rye.
| Worlds wheat exports last Weel
| were ktSi 600 bu. against b.50I.000 bl
a week ago and 100000 bu a yea
| ago
| Receipts OF wheat Monday, Du
| luth. % cars. against II year ago
| Minneapolis. 522 cars. against as
| winnipeg. cas- cars, against 45s, Chi
| ego. 90 cars. against 232' southwest
| 3es. 900 bu. against SCI 900 bu.
| Primary wheat receipts were ],
| 32T 600 bu. against l.sTS000 bu
| year ago.
| Exports Of wheat and -four Mon
| dav. gbs 600 bu
| Decreases IN the American visbi
| supply last week were 3 22l 600 b
81 wheat us 900 bu OF corn and /,
| SCI 900 hu Of oats
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
|)ck MARKET
IS HESITANT

nuw yuRK. April 1.-THE New
~ Dv~nias sun financial reN-SF
o1ay said;
J ~Ths forcfbIe reminder TO the
untry at large OF the peoples
,vs wartime obligations contained
President Wilson's appeal Tor
AVIATION and utilization OF re
nrmu,s. the burdens foreshadowed
- the governments extensive pro
800 for taxation and other devel-
nents OF minor Importance oper-
80 10 cause hesitation and unset
o1umept in today's securities mar
hets. The professional traders, who
ala the bulk OF the business trans
octsd on the floor Of the stock eX-
'ehange, were bearish scarcely with
NJ exceptiop. Trading was only
(noAerately active and most OF the
psice changes were ON the down
Vofd side, losses tn many cases be
~ a much m two or three points
ssPrices we're narrowly irregular.
N after the FIRST few minutes the
ovund was Enthusiastically downward.
4hsrs was little movement either
vny IN the afternoon. The United
otstes Steel moved listly near Ill.
- other steel shares and the cop
~ group were heavy, as were the
unolor and munition shares. The
railroad department was soft and
0agIected. Active selling in the
lnHs trading carried prices point
- - lower"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

NEW YORK April is.-Flour. duh
but strong: pork. quiet; mess $40.
Lard. dun; middlswest tsi.25G ~ IS.
sugar. raw. arm: centrifugal ss-test
ts2TQsts; muscovado Ss-test $500
SIS. rehned arm. cut loaf $3.50
$50 crushed. IS 5os.15 powdered
STsodS55 GRADUATED $500 SIS
Coffee. Rio No. on spot i0c. Tallow,
strong: special, i4c: city, i3Lc. COun-
try 1871 Gle. Hay, steady prime No,
4. $40 No. ;. 700 soc; clover 500
97Ic
Dressed poultry. nrm. turkeys $50
14c: chickens. ESQ soc. fowls, 20 81
2sLc. ducks $50 SIC.
Live poultry. irregular. geese, $50
14c: ducks 2oG3oc; fowls. 2t9 Sc
turkeys. 22G 2Sc. roosters. isc. chick
en- .hroilerE. Is u soc
Cheese. STEADY: state milk. common
10 specials 49, q 7Tfsc. skins, com
mon 20 special 13R zoe.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
OFFICIAL COUNT
DEFEATS JAYNE

The wAyne county board OF cleo
zion cAnyassers Monday afternoon
completed the oficial tRbulations OF
votes cast for Harry J. pingeman
and Ira w. Jayne for circuit Judge,
The count gave Dingeman a lead
OF i72 over Jayne for the sixth
place on the Wayne bench. the TO.
tails being as follows Dingeman.
3O.4l9. Jayne. 30,247.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
+ARR0UN

Your ideal investment is, first
Of all. a MOTOR STOCK which
you can buy on a GROUND
FLOOR BASIS.
Stocks like this, in well man
aged companies, have built the
fortunes for which Detroit is IA
nous.
The corporation with which you
invest must be a producer of
FOUR-CYLINDER cars of POPU-
LAR price. In this field is admit
tedly the one great opening for
large-quantity production and cor
responding profits.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
PRODUCE

Tn. produce market for the week
opened steady as 20 prices and very
quiet the early buying on Monday
being left and shipments getting In
a little late. The Elgin butter mar
ket was &c higher Saturday. Pro-
duction is liEht and the demand -
relatively good The egg market "a
arm. Storage buyers who have been
holding OF on account ~ the high
prices, are being forced into the
game the demand shows little or no
falling OF since Easter. and while
receipts are large. the market has
no accumulation Poultry Is cleaned
up and rules Arm. and except that
veal calves have been a iittle easy
for several DAYS. the whole market
81 in a strong position.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. III. April ls-Hogs re-
cetpts $4,000. market. slow. Sc lower
mike ed and butchers SIS 500 1890. good
heavy S0uis2o. rough heavy
iI5St 8fJ5S light SiS.3Oal6lo: pigs
l50ul4SO Cattle Receipts $4,000
market. steady 10 l0c lower beeyes
fsss6l925. cows and helfers. fST0n
10 90. S72Sd1O. Texans. $500 II
calves. $50 t3as sheep Receipts
no 600 market. weak. I0c lower: ma
tive SlO65ul2SO, western. tiosod ~
lambs. tl2l0al525, western, 81 rs v
rs 90
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO; y. 7. April 10
Cattle. Receipts. $500 market was
heavy and slow. 3bc lower; prime
steers. ti1ul525 shipping steers "
ul2ib butcher grades. $50 II, 20,
heifrrs SION. cows tSbouiO bulls,
t6d 10, mich cows and sprlngefs'
9s6nIib. feeders. lsds7S calves
Rece pts 210Q market active, Zoe
lower, Gull 70 choice. $50 SO sheer
and lambs Receipts. 5000, market
active and steady. choice lambs,
SIS 0fl61b. Gull 20 fair, $3.50 al
is25 yearlinEs. ST. ais. sheep. $50
1895 Hogs Receipts, 5000; mar
ket slow. loa25c lower. workers
-5als85 pigs. tl3ben lN.25 mix
cd Sisa5 also, heavy $3.50 q . 80
roughs Sl4aiA5o. stays tl.'' "
tl15o.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
DAIRY PRODUCES

Buttrr-ENtra creamery. tSc 10
creamery hrsts acc dairy. 93c no;
packing stock. soc 10.
EEE~-Fresh receipts In new cases
frsts 7Aiac current receipts. SAC per
doz Receipts Monday. a.l2i0 cases.
Chees~--M ichiEan natp 2Ic: New
York 1sc domestic Swiss IS a ace ,
Imported Swiss, 500 SEC, brick cream.
sic. limburEer. Lib. 15Lc Alb
74<c long horns csc, daisies. 2Iss
n $40 ID
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
rHICAGn GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April Is Opening
Wheat. May up 1c; July down ihc:
Sept down I &c. Corn May up NC:
July down iac sept down &c oats:
Nav down !. July. unchanged. sept.
down Ac Provisions steady
Noon Wheat. May up T'ac; July M
6Ne, sept Gp &c Corn, May up.
&C; July up I a sept. 40 lac, oats
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
nnIEnn Cn,IN

TOLEpO. April It.-tloee-WhNa eat
Cash and NAV s. 5sis JULY s. =
September ISL Corn Cash. 81 ~
Nav. 81 ~: July. ti.41 oats Cash.
-3'c Nav 70r July SIC. Septern Der
5gac. cash. SIS Cloverseed CASH
and April St0S5. October fio.67 l.
Alsike Prime and April 81 50.
Tiraothyseed Cash and April. s. as
Butter. Brick creamery &c tub
creamery. .gsIc EGGS Fresh cRnd-
led 3lc fancy selects 1sc Hay
Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
Livestock


MttHhoNN 6Nh1AG @hONN
DETROIT. Mich. April is-Cat-
tie. Market steady with last weeks
close best heavy steers Ni0 il.bo'
best handy weight eutcher steers
ts.boulOSo. mixed steers and hsifsra
tsal0. handy light butchers $3.50 y
O. so light butchers. tSus best cows
t9ns.15, butcher cows. tl.boUs com
mon COWS tgu650, camera ~ q 30,
best heavy bulls. ssns.50, bologna
bulls. s. 80 us.7S. mixers and spring
ers tbOu 30. Veal calves Market
lower, hest grades. tl2 SEQ IL. heaN-
les. tTQe sheep and lambs; Market
strong quotations hereafter will be
for clipped stock Best VOL lambs,
tl6Nl62S. fair lambs go 80 y 80
light TO common lambs. SO 10; best
sl3. fair 20 good sheep, ssV
II $50, Culls and common. bub
Hogs Market prospects steady PIGS.
si3dl3.5B mixed grades. tib.50gle.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
CHICAGO RTTrFR MARKrr

CHICAGO. April l6-Butter EN-
tras. t5L q tsc hrsts t5tac. dairv
extras. 436tIc; hrsts fGt2isc,
Eggs Prime ordinary. 12h q 80 :. e..
frsts. 74R3ti Cheese Twins .
q ste young Americas 22i4 " 23C
Live poultry Fowls 22~c. ducks ~
q 73c geese i3d isc: springs. 22iz g.
turkeys soc Potatoes Receipts 50
cars. fancy westerns t3l5N3 25.
Wisconsin and Minnesota. s. IS Gf2.90.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

CLEVELAND. April ls-Hogs, re-
ceipts. 0OO steady Workers. ti5.T5 q
1853 mixed SI5 so. mediums. SIC.
pigs si4. roughs. ti425: stays. SIS.
cattle. receipts. s. cars, steady 20 l5c
higher sheep and lambs, receipts. 10
cars steady Top, SIS Calves. re-
CENTS 900. steady Top f13bo
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. April 1s.-HoEs Receipts
liberal, market Sc lower. heAVtes
yIGalsl0, mediums. SIS 900 "a; York
ers Si4ul5s5. good pigs, sac ~
calves Market slow. Sheep and
lambs Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

Nay up NC: July unchanged; sept
&c sFSs.;0ni Ma ss' Up d siss 5Siy
up eAc: September up Sc. Corn May
up 3Sc; July up &c. september up
&c. Oats: Nav up ihc; July up
sharply higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. April l4-Butter.
strong. receipts. 6.sTf creamery ex-
ira 4sL Ns6isc. do. special market.
ATG41iac. state dairy. tubs - n as y g..
Initiation creamery hrsts 81 % g. ~ e..
White fancy, $50 SIC: nearby mis- ca
fancy. 3t6 5sc: fresh hrsts 35ta a 80 = r.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
ElEIn Rutter.

ELGfN. nl April it-Butter
sales tsr adcance % &c from last
weeks price.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

&nt~ss 10 a. m. 60 II m.
Hower--25 at 80. 10 81 -.
Coahuila--106 az ~. 50 AT 2il. 500
coniInentsi com.-SO at ~ 80 at
|1&.
Detroit Edison--i0 at i32h.
Ger.-Arnerican Sugar-25o az 90
33o at fs&. 10 AZ 2Set 40 at 2sh
Mich. g. a boo al 32L
Paige Detroit At 37N
REQ cAr--i00 at AZ. 10 Al as. 100
m ~ Y. leo at 500 Is az a0h. so
At soE. 100 az 800 20 at seX. 10
~ aeA so st $685.. 10 AZ 3o.. 20 az
&c.,. 20 at 30A
Total sales. 2.2I5 shares
The foiiowinE nrms are S-'viieEed
20 execvte orders on the eNchsnge.
Geo n west 4 Co. 2. v. Mseer NE
9 Co. Wv. Nosls a Co. =; 1. s.--
TN lynch q Co. w a Hamlln q
/, Co. WIN A Neer 4 Co. sinclair a
s s:. T In 1 ssp g;,SD ! g %m III 4
ltockard q Co. Bennett. smith q
sss.'w e R s;'lIy = Co g. M Nat, :
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PrtntinE-tAe pIstn neat kind-that
% rfRkt-Tfme. Jsh Dept>-Nsin sH1a
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WV YORK CoT-roN MARKET

O. rtwhs-Tt@s- Jeb DeDS,-Nsia ssss.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
MOrtuary

BURkH EIsER-Aprii IS. 1917. Mary
widow % the late George Burkhet
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16

There must be definite plans for
annual EXPANSION. but these
plans must not imply diversion Of
your profits into brick and NOR
tar.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-16
MEN

In charge Of the investment
must be a group Of experienced.
competent SPECIALISTS-men of
reputation, with clean records,
WHOM YOU CAN TRUST.
The incomes of these men must
be directly contingent on the cor
poration's payment of cash divi-
dends. They must be able TO make
money for THEMSELVES by
making money FOR YOU.
The stock you buy must repre-
sent an actual PARTNERSHIP in
the business. There must be no
other obligation IN stocks or bonds
preferred above that which the
corporation owes you.