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Markham OutpitcheS Luck zee,
But Great Play BY CoombS
Team Gives Them Game
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

In the best game staged in the
Commercial League tnis season the
fast organization representing F1G1E
Coombs down tn" Star-Bulletin tosoets
in a great game at Athletic l'ark on
Sunday by a score OF to l.
Herman Markham, who pitched fol-
the Star-Bulletln for seven innings
deserved victory. In the six innings
in which he was on the firing line, the
Coombs secured hut one scratch hit, d
fly ball which fell between Planas anG
Sum Hung. This hit could have been
captured by either player. The St
Louis College pitcher odtpitched Luck
zee throughout
You Bun Stars
Frank Coombs has a great agsrega,
ton of players. Had it not been for
superior playfby You Rqn;| Who put u,
a great exhibition, ahd fast work~by
King Tan at third base, the news
paper boys would have brought home
the bacon. You Bun especially per
formed in great fashion. CoOmbs has
a good ball team, and should give the
other teams hard fight for the flag.
All Bun and Willing worked for the
Star-Bulletin for the first 1-3 innings,
but after Willing had filled the bases,
he was jerked aid Markham went to
the rescue, retiring the side with but
one run Markham had previously
dropped fly ball, which gave Coombs
their first run.
Pianas Doubles
Although the Star-Bullein secured
two hits in the first inning, tight
pitching by Luck zee kept the news
paper. men from scoring. CoombI
scored in the first on a hit and = an
error by Markham, who dropped. a fly
with two men out. The Star-BuDetin
team did not score until the ninth
when Tyau singled and came home
when Planas nit hard drive to left
field for two bases. A record crowd
was on hand to. watch the contest, and
there were many features. Kurisaki
caught a beautiful game for the Star
Bulletin, and handled Markham in
great style. His ability to outguess
the batters was partially responsible
for the poor hitting by the Coombs
team. McIlree,f Haneberg, Sum Hung
and Tyau played an errorless game.
and Yoshikawa was a bright star in
the field. HaneDerg and Kai Luke
were the leading hitters during the
day. These two organizations are
without doubt the best fielding teams
in the league. Although the Star-Bul
Ietin outbatted and outfielded the
Coombs aggregation, the work of Luck
Yee in the pinches, and great ali
around play gave the Coombs squad
the game, and they will stand an ex-
cellent chance to land the pennant,
They still have a battle coming with
Johnny Williams and his Schuman
team.
Wins
One of the biggest upsets Of the
league was the victory for the Adver'
tiser team, who downed the Hawaiian
Electrics by a score Of to 2 at Ath'
letic Park. MCGOWAN held the Elec'
tries to seven hits, while the newa-
paper men secured II bingles off Net
SON. Simao and Chang we're the lead
ing hitters for the ADV ertiser squad.
O'Sullivan and Nelson lead the Elec'
tries with the bat. The Electfics we're
leading in the first of the eighth, but
the Advertiser scored four runs in the
last two innings.
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ENGIN EERS

Twenty-eight at bat, I runs, hits
off Brinza in innings: three base hite
Womack, Davis; two-base hits, Davis,
Stewart; sacrifice hit, Beeler: hit by
pitcher. Langley; double plays, Ben
ham to Johnson. Davis to Johnson to
Mccain; bases on balls, off Cummings
3; struck out By Brinza II, by Cum
mings 8; wild pitch. Cummings. I'm
pires, Walker and Chilhngworth. Time
Of game, 1:29. - ..s~.... II. .-....-.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

sundays Results
At Chicago Chicago 4. New York ]
AT Cleveland Cleveland Z, Wash
ington 5; Washington 3. Cleveland o..
At Detroft-Boston 4, Detroit I.
At st. Louis-no game; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia Chicago 3, Phila.
delphia 2; Chicago 3, Philadelphia 8;
game called on account Of darkness.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn S. Ptttsburg
3; Brooklyn l, Pittsburg o.
At New York-New York s, Gin
cinnati o.; Cincinnati Z, New York 1.
At Boston Boston 8, st. Louis 2;
Boston 3, st. Louis 2.
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JAPAN ESE

"OAfS dL OoI' Auh0I . Ills III . 10
innings off. Duffy, rs at bat, 8 runs, s
hits in 6 innings off Hoon XII; home
runs, c. Moriyama, Kualii; three-base
hits, en- Sue, Kan Yen, Kauhi; two
base hits, Yen Chin, Inman; sacrifice
fly. Kualfi; hit by pitcher by Duffy,
En- Sue,r Yen, Chin. Kaf Luke, Kan Yen,
Leong, by Chang, Hollerback; double
plays, T. Moriyama unassisted, Kan
Yen to Kualn; bases on balls, off VII
liams 2, off Hoon XII 1, off Chang 2;
struck out, by Duffy 1, by Williams s.,
by Hoon XII 8, by Chang q; wild
pitches, Duffy, Williams 2; passed
balls, All Chez, Inman. Umpire, Bar
ney Joy. Time of game, 1:47.
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RO9an HurIs Great Ball and
WreckerS Defeat AN-StarSS
Captain Goes Mound for First Time Since Return and Holds
Stars to Three Hs-Crumper Holds Wreckers TO Six Hits
johnson Breaks UP Game With the Longest Hit Ever
Seen at Post-Aendance Breaks All Records at SchofeId

ond, Crumpler tossing the bali to Mac.
dis for the put out. The wreckers
made the final tally of the game When
Smith dropped a Texas Lacquer In
center. stole second and scored on
Goliah's single to center.
All-STARS
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MekINLEY

Fourteen at bat. 4 runs 6 hits off
Monsarrat in 8 innings, 10 a: bat, 4
runs, hits off Perry in S innings;
three-base hit, Kan Le)ng; two,base
hit, Nelson; sacrifice bits, Rosario,
Kan Leong; hit by pitcher, v. Rosa;
dorble play, Mara 10 silva: bases ON
balls. off Monsar1st I, off Perry 3, oft
Tsuk.yama 2, off Ku 4: TRICK oat, by
Perry 4, by Ku 2, by Tsuklyama 5;
wild pitches. Perr5. Ku: passed ball,
Nelson. Umpires. Chil::aSwortn and
Walker. Time of game, 1927.
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COON BIS

Two-base hits, Planas, Kai Luke;
sacrifice hit, Markham; hit by pitcher
McIlree. King Tan. by Willing
double play. Y,u Bun to Kai Luke
to Lai Sing: bases on balls, off All
Bun /, off Willing 4, off Markham l.
off Luck zee 2; struck out, by Mark
ham 2, by Luck zee :. Umpires, Kua-
lii and Lang Akana. Time of game,
1875.
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COAST LEAGUE

Saturdays Results
At Portland-Portland 9, San Fran
cisco 0.
i At oakland-Vernon 9, Oakland 1.
At Los Angeles-SaIt Lake 4. Los
Angeles 2. 49,, =
Sundays Results -
= Salt Lake 5, Los Angeles 1.
Salt Lake 1, Los Angeles 3.
San Francisco I, Portland s.
San Francisco 5, Portland 3. -
Vernon 2, Oakland 3.
Vernon 2, Oakland Z.
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son 6; struck out, by Kong 4, by Raw
son 3; wild pitch, Rawson. Umpires,
Jackson and Chillingworth. Time of
game 1887
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 6, Chicago 5.
Philadelphia 2. Detroit :.
Boston 4, st. Louis 2.
New York 4. Cleveland o first
camel; New York s, Cleveland Jsec-
ond camel.
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Totals ........27 l 3 224 IL
TWENTY.FFTH INFANTRY

Totals .......26 3 6 % 16. 2
Hits and runs by innings:
All-Stars ,.s..ss 0 / o O. y O o o h--I
Base hits 4 1 0 90 90 / 0--,3,
2Sth Inf. =. W. % o 2 o o o OIL x-3'
Base hits IL o col 2 x--6
Home run, Johnson; three.base hit.
Pagan; sacrifice hit, Smith; hit by
pitcher, by Rogan, Rice 3. by CruE.l-
Ter, Grafton, Swinton; double plays,
Dunlap to Chilly to FIizer, Goiiah to
Fagin; bases on balls, off Rogan 3,
off Crumpler 3; struck out, by Rogan
8, by Crumpler 4; wild pitch, Rogan;
passed ball. Johnson. Umpires, Pat.
terson and Miller. Time Of game. las.
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When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy

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Two-base hits, Luis, You Bum; sac
rifice hits, Fun Luke, Haneberg, Boni,
Hosea; sacrifice fly, Kekipi; double
plays, ,Haneberg to You Bum to Lai
Sim, You Bum to Haneberg to Lai
Slim, You Bum to Lai Slim; bases
on balls, off Hosea 5, off Stewart 2;
struck out, by Hosea 4, by Stewart
4; wild pitch, Stewart; passed ball,
Kurisaki. Umpires, R. Chillingworth
and G. jackson. Time of game, 1:47.
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STAR-BULLETiN GIVES you
ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY
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GAMES NEXT SUNDAY
oombS VS. Iron Works at Moiliil

Coombs VS.. Iron Works at Moiliili
Field.
.Star-Bulletin VS.. Service First at
Moiliili.
Reach VS.. Mutual Telephone at Ath.
letie Park
Spalding VS.. Electrics at Athletic
Park.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE SCORES
Coombs 2, Star-Bulletin l.
Advertiser 5, Electrics 2.
Schuman 9, Won Hamm-Young 0.
Reach 9, Iron Works 0.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-09
PERSONAL.

Laurence sherman. ooe Ct the first
Dartmouth students a. ma,.c application
for training d Pla.t-Eure, was among
the 1000 New England Inen moi accept
ed IL failed - state in his papers
that he had military training at Hanover
and VIII 90 TO For; Ethan Alien to make
another effort to be accepted
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-09
WAS WOUNDED AND
TAKEN PRISONER
Death of Rinaldo NJ Hcscoclz, Civil War
Veteran Formerly for so Years
Employed at Esteys'.

Rinaldo Nathan Hescock, 81. 4 vet
cram Of the ID Vermont regiment who
was wounded in battle and a prisoner
in Libby prison few weeks, died list
night He had suffered from mental
trouble several years.
MIR. Heecock was born in Townshend
JUL IL, 1885, a son Of Nathan and Sa-
mantha tRoode) lleseocl,. His boyhood
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-09
LINUS LEkvEEs COMING FRIDAY
New State Fish ara Game Commissioner
70 Meet Sportsnen.

I.inu, Loalens Of Cambridge. The new
state fish and game commissioner, telc-
phon"d TO County II j and Gamc Var
den Il. H. AIetcali today that he woulI
he in Bfaitcboro Friday and hal on Fri
day evening he would be glad To meet
iisheriaen and all interested I'D tie sport.
1t j. probable that arrangements Will 81
made for meeting Of The Wndham
County Fish and Game club that evening.
at which the statc commissioner viii
speak.
Recipe to make gardens flourish
convince boys that gardening is .
GAME
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Thursdays Livestock

Cattle are active and steady in
Tho Detroit stock yards this week
a. the highest prices OF the sea.
son a few extra fine steers sold
above 80 per cwt and all otfcr
ings were promptly absorbed The
average quality OF the cattle on
sale was rather better than usual
Mich cows were active and nn
changed and the same was true Of
veal calves.
The run ~ sheep and lambs wa
larger than has been the rule Of
late. and lambs were right around
The top for the year fair rim OF
mature sheep came 20 hand and
those too. sold near the seasons
hiRh point
Local demand for hogs has been
more active this week than on any
preceding date for a long time IN
spite 81 the recent rise In prices
pork products are reported 20 be
extremity active locally The run
% hogs was rather light for this
Ca on OF the year. and the average
quality only fair
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Marriage Licenses

Charles r BOYD =. Detroit Ruth
Rat'uann. rinon. Wis
Alexander jenkins 20 Euo, Euia-
IA Mats0n. IS. same
Marshall Galloway. so, Mildred
Tlngi~ -
william " Lean. a canada Mar
saFet l. gHorror Detroit
Lyman Unst4n. . Rebecc4 Tur-
R5b.rt Milne. %. Detroit Florence
Lswis -. reading "a
Fred g. carter g Liiiian r. Math-
Martin Hsiasrs1i 90 Annie 500
~ .sE.rsld o. DerraIt VIM
fred Lahore. Aa~asEe~
george = Ecclesfon. $ Na@ no
An,aeny BasinsAL IS cerneIa r.
f'-1as schultz 81 Alkaline Pratt
Iesepe sarekt g. Mar sraod-
R''saa Easrnlnas q H,1sr Poes-
s,s5,e, noulals2 60 Julia saon,k.
David rort.r -. detroit B,s,r.e.
Hrnth - kf'.~s
Fharls- Ffsehs no. 81 Tistr9.f
AEttrs b'ras-tPn ri Pontiac
1891 Atnf0 IL Crosse pointe Ear-
frIa Pace g. saIrf
Rober 5Ibson. co. lTorra ~
rarrss -honsaa. 20. Trenton
Msrga~s' Helm nskf - WyAndotf~.
Edward Chadi~@il 90 Marie Bou-
6is.sn8s- prin . Helen ZEN
John p-,z. u Ks,ssr'n. Raeko-
Isseoh Lsvlnson. S. Fanny Boos-
Va, yyolsowi,r. a. Ber'sa Abrsn-
Aedrsv. Maznusson. -. frrsrora p
Frrfer -
A1sr-r r~rsiue g TIorna An
tor IN. ~
Abraharn D. sunEsrlard. % Lirtie
Fvsrs -
wIi.ar milton % Detroit Angus
- r Johrt.u e. EhLraEo.
Howard O. eparkE - Drtrol'. Ma
bel - Iarsen fsrusm'~E
Too ksiTer - Estste clark -
willy Es.rhoid g. Detroit Fre1l
stu~h g. indiana.
CNsrl.s DO WsFtr0t' g Erma p
sa-~-9 NF
bel 80 FrfIef lH. wisconsin
Ieh~ bennett 80 MargBr-t
Vssftoefon o.
joseph wachaem e. carrie POL
corrsa Ni".n.n. y Hlma Tobi-
Ls~rsne. Lind 20 Anna poroeh,r.
-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

NEW YORK. FEB. i6-Tns
American steamships Orleans and
Rochester today are very near the
danger zone in the Atlantic Run.
ming abreast IN race 10 reach Bor-
deaux. both ships are expected 10
asifH= iHia tha Fatt Of Fayalr - ihG
Azores. some time today or earlS
tomorrow there 10 take on coal be
fore beginning the final lex % the
trans Atlantic journey
AZ the Offices of the Oriental Nav.
ieation company. owners OF The Or
Jeans /; was sal. today by W 5.
sullivan that ne has made n wager
al odds - IL 70 that the or.
leans viii reach Bordeaux In safety
The Kerr steamship line. owners
~ the Rochester. declined TO com
msnt further than 10 express coma
dence In the trip OF the Rochester
The Mar Baltico. bound for Bor
deauR and the Mar Negro, bound
for Marseilles. both of Spanish reg
istry. will sail today carrying non.
contrsband cargoes. Il was an.
nounCed a. the Kerr Offices on
cials expressed confident belief that
me- two vessels would reach their
destination In safety
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Fresh Meat Market Is Fnney, With Prices
Higher: Sharp Break in Veal Values Expected

sands ~ lambs have already been
marketed this year. and have made
net gain OF more than S. per cwt,
above original cost. Such . gain
In value suggests a profit In the
feeding OF a carload OF lambs nearly
equaling $1,000. One OF the pecu.
liar features OF the recent lamb
trade has been the fact that lambs
have been bringing almost as much
In Kansas City as in Buffalo. East
ern and middle west packers have
been obliged 20 establish purchas.
inc agencies at western points In
order 10 secure their share OF the
crop sheep and lamb values have
scored new records since the be
shining OF the current month. The
feeder trade in lambs. like that In
cattle. has been greatly hampered
b. lack OF cars. Lambs are selling
$3.50 higher than on this date last
year and good ligh, yearlings are
81 per cwt. higher.
A glance at market quotations
shows a gain In hog values. both
R the east and west. over the
same Gate last yea OF about st25
per cwt. The sl2 market for aver.
age droves has been safely past
and the market promises to 20
very much higher before the sum.
mi, OF the bulge is reached In
Chicago. the demand for bacon hogs
has been pressing OF late. and this
kind Is selling close up 10 the best
heavies. Canada Is a good buyer
in our market. taking a large mum.
Der OF the i70pound kind. having
them slaughtered I'm Chicago. and
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

THE HAGUE. Feb Serious
rioting. IN which the crowds were
cnly dispersed after repeated
charges by police and hussars bur
riedly called upon for reinforce
nents. occurred here last nignt. The
rioters. mostly workmen. Staged the
demonstration protest against
he high cost OF foo .iiey occupied
the space in from, . the queens
palace and the E.'niSterial buildings
The food situation was regarded
TODAY as having reached an acute
stage IN Holland Small salaried
workers End IL almost impossible TO
obtain coal and potatoes Discon-
tent has been growing and authori-
ties ,oday did not disguise their fear
VI further outbreaks of probably an
even more serious nature than that
OF last night. unless the government
takes some remedial measures at
once.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
\ 7aeesp1s FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local =
Grain and Provisions

. DETROIT. Feb. Fs-Clase rh'
} tone in wheat MAS casy al home aus
abroad in the early trading and ion
- prices were nuotrd here ard pa
chicago. Liverpool Vas Easy anu
showed tess fear that supplies would
Pol CIT on Argentine Offers - ~hest
are increasing and there o. improyr-
ment in chipping prospects The
frrnch crop outlook ~ - Per cent.
against a year ago Had Weathrr
hindfred s"cding and has continues
to bold the crop hack They ar rs
artng np an unfzNorshie ytelt ana
heavy lmpoTf needs Reports from
chicago ssy the advance ~ Thurs
CAV WAS the result 90 an cNrfsoid
market and a belief that snirping
proved. but this did not appear -
promising Friday when o. was founa
shat the nrst move Wa to put an
rmhargg On an expert grain, IRE
mrr cement would send ~hest
prices 10 bat ~ appears 60 Be sttl
IouE way in the future rhc feel
.nr 90 scuuraEemsut o. shown IN
"a rtN "a tres from chicago houses al
Fis.rg customers g. take profts On
arf hlls The Improvement pa
f'trip crop estieth -
i1g fHr the bears The plant has re-
r-INe1 Sufficient moisture over
Ia-re acreage and prospects arr bet
tr-
aags r~s back 90 the olt story
aaaat the needs ~ Europe. a story
fNat h4s brsr tatd -r ,ftrn that peo-
Die ere ffref % it 4 ,h.raEo stats
fIefan Slows t1af the lu. trd states
Fas Nge0a.trl ng ~ beat ter esq
prrf aud carr. lover and f "a sotug
out - the country very SLOWLY More
-aIrs are 60 hr rruf ldra soon ~ ".
Allies aut fhsy rarnot be ieadrd
until ths EraI moves east. Exports
fnr seNe-al cAys have been almost
both .uE and bulls have little cnahfp
g. BOOST prices anlsss the grain can
as h4sffef caf uf the country
Wheat recovered after decline of
fr aud closed r. under Thursday
last price
AIslEe seed advanced o.
Fridav-s wheat quotarcns--i ash
~ res sls- Ma opened with a
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

sent over in the carcass. The 81.
Paul and Milwaukee hog markets
have been poorly supplied OF late.
this condition resulting from
Wholesale liquidation during the
lrst two months OF last year. be
cause OF the failure OF the 1915
corn crop. There are still a few
western markets which are receiy.
Ing hogs OF good quality. but with
the exception OF the points referred
TO. the average quality OF the hogs
that are coming at this time r. very
low. Pork makers are very much
afraid OF the board bin this year
and large percentage OF the hogs
now coming forward are in an un
finished state. The speculative pro
vision market has not responded 10
the rise in live hog values. opera
tors refusing to believe that com.
modify values can legitlmately rise
much higher than present levels.
In recent issue the Chicago
Breeders Gazette published the fol
lowing
There was an Increase OF :s.5sT. 900
% unds In stocks Of cut meats Al
western packing centcrs during Jan
uarN. but had ocean steRmer space
been available N would not hRv. bean
possible stocks at these points on
Feb, were 7ie.s33, 900 pounds
against s16. s3o, 600 pounds a year arc
when the Increase was 81 ar foa
kovnas Contract stocks of lard on
crease Of 1900. 900 pounds during
The month but ~. 100 900 pounds les.
IMAM year ago ON Feb 1 1918
me STOCK or new lard was IS. ssS5ia
hin stocks decreased 300. ooo pounds
during the month. There were only
lt75s barrels ~ new mess pork in
stock Feb, ]. against Bss5s year
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
STOCK MARKET
IS IMPROVING
B<tfer Tone Develops IN Wall
VI. Speeialties: Trading
Light

NEW YORK. Fc5. ie-The New
York Evenlng sun financial review
today says.
while sentiment l. improving
daily. Their Is little reflection Of IL
possibIc In the securities mark at
she present time because o. the al
most complete absence OF public
participation in me trading There
srs still enough uncertainties 70
ave n bearish turn TO profc ssional
cplnlon, but operations are 50 very
restricted both m stocks ana bcnds
that moe, attention - attracted 20
the specially list where for spe -'al
causes. movements are still 10 be de-
txcte.. in many cases with consid.
erabie show VI strength and 81 weak
ness
Improvement In the shippins ~
nation impaired some show 81
Strengih 10 the shares OF the Inter.
national Mercantile Marine Co and
1f the Atlantic Gulf and West In
dice and AZ the same time caused
material easing in var nsk msur
ancc rates
'Fhe later trading was practieaiit
~ standsiill The sugar and ship
wing shares continued strong and
The Others were arm. New HaYeu
again sold Al new low price beloN
81 with a recovery of nearly a pc'r;
81 the closing. Bonds we're quiet or
Irm. with particular strength in IN
xloFrcnch 81. Which sold over
point above the recent low al % IS =
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
BY n. II. MACK

The entire live stock and fresh
meat situation II becoming frmer
every day under moderate arrivals
IN all markets and an active de
mand from all points OF the com
pass. 4 marked scarcity OF heavy
cattle Is felt aud In several
branches OF tho trade. and prices
show a gain over the same date last
year OF more than So per cwt. An
active demand exists for all kinds
OF cows and heifers. prices for this
Kind nov being higher than ever
before in this country. Recent
arrivals Of yearling steers have been
liberal. the result being that this
kind are more steady and the
srread between them and the big
fellows growing wider every day
Big kosher cows arc still In active
demand. the best OF them selling in
Chicago for $40 per ewt. The
trade in feeding cattle has been
greatly embarrassed OF late by the
scarcity OF cars and the severity
o. the weather. killers are 40 keen
for all animals carrying any flesh
that feeders find u diricult 10 buy
anything worth the money Mich
cows are active at steady values
and veal calves are again selling
at the seasons high point 4 sharp
break in veal values will not now
be long deferred.
The story o, the profits made by
lamb feeders so far this season
reads much like fairy-tale Thou
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Sugar Market

sssa~-D~tro,t wholesale prices;
CrYsSl doninoeS lib. tii.S do. g.
10 iii.s Eagle tablets. 1875 cut
loaf tgie: cubes. tstS xSxx powd..
isze standard powd. tsi5. granu.
extra coarse. $50. gran. hne. In
bslk. t7TS gran. .S-lb. ,cottons
5; IS crystal domino gran. LIB. and
domino. gran. HF cases tSsS dis-
riDnd a. STsb confecttoners A. $40.
No. Z. ti.Is. No. 5. $40. 10. :. t1ss.
80 : $3.50 No 8. S-6s No . $3.50.
W 80 t5tb, No. ~ $40 No -.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Cat Hunter Shoots tIlm.elf.

NEW YORK. Feb. i6.--Frederick
W Hose. Of 40. 1905 Droad.st.. New.
hrk. y. J., Is in 81 Barna5as hospital
Nth a bullet wound in bis head Ne
was goins downstairs 20 take a shot
al some cats that were IN his cellar
when he tripped and we'll. discharg
inE the revolver.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKY Arms

VII HltAN CENTRAL >Fuo nj sNN>
uETT-JlT. Feb fs--attls lSn &c
loser than last week best heavy
steers. fR-&3Nie best mandy weight
butcher steers tssNga mixed steers
ami heiferF tslS-i handy light
q 69n5 best cows s1E1-s butcher
cows 81 Ws 81 corn r'rn COVE IS 30 "a
S gsnrers. stsNgi best heavy bulls.
stock bulls Ssfs 60 feeders SO
stackerF ss5an- mixers and
springprs. tg0RSo Veal calves
SteaaF best Eradrs tigait. heavy.
ss5hEp Sh~ep and lambs steady
h@sf iarnhs tiE19 fair lambs fl37
WFaFr Hight - common 'amhs si1
Gttie yehrlirES ftent15e fair 90
Enod steen sfain 50 cults and CON-
man s-Ef Wrgs Good hogs. Sc
lower rt~s ESQ lower workers. ard
heaylas. sl-Mte1s rigs. tioSeGi IL.