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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05
PORE
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOR
CL08uRE SALE 81

Default has been made in the terms
Of that certain mortgage made and exc
cuted by Martin W. Castner and Louise
Cashier, his wife, mortgagors, to P. Q.
Unumb, mortgage, bearing date the 9Th
day Of November, 1911, and recorded
in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of Beltrami County, and State Of Min
nesota on the 10th day Of November,
1911, at two o'clock p. NJ, in Book "13"
Of Mortgages. on page 416 thereof.
which mortgage was thereafter assigned
by written assignment by said p. O..
Unumb to First National Bank of Alex
andria, of Alexandria, Minnesota, a prt-
vate corporation, assignee dated the
corded in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds in and for said Beltrami
County, Minnesota, on the. 14th day Of
November, 1916, at two o'clock P. NJ,
in Book $50" of Mortgages on page
161 thereof, whereby the power OF sale
in said mortgage contained and Of rec
ord has become operative. That there
is due on said mortgage at the date
Of this notice on account OF principal
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05

Forest G. Halgren, local manager
Of the Gamble Robinson Bemidjl
company, will go to Minneapolis to-
morrow evening where he will at
tend the annual meeting of that COM
Danv on Tuesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05
BELrRAMI COUNTY REMAINS WET.

Relrami county in the
opinion IN the local op
soon
that Indian
returned oy
board.
Thirsty Bm1d1l ana IN many
other visions
e equally enjoyable pas 1or the
decision practically Spooner and Baudette
who the and figuring the
receive impetus sucha before experienced
wearing with ear pro-
eo might be down might get
can't hear well MS
Stanton
demand
Bemidji.
The Weekly which H Mayne Stanton editor
sixteenth
wear and the hearty good
Living being unable to have smile occa-
onay Bible in the desert OF
Sab lonesome-lke
cold winter we rave
hard next summer at MOSQUITOES.
Well hip for masculine wearing
apparel in Bemidi
But again. might bring
that berries
Much Obliged has asked to have
one"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05
THE COST OF HIGH LIVING


writer who venured the OPINION
1t cost Oh n1s
thatw the country at this time
the spots our COIL
e.t,c economy 2snAlkk4
the most extravagant people on earth
mighty out renteous
had guilty They lived In
VA extreme OF hardsn1p
Our back would be thoroughly
and yet the strange 10 ~
much happiness from e as w
not
ha. been said that generation the ne
next.
necessities with proportnate
dreamed to wna1
wi extravaganza have reached!
The picture promising In fact 1t is by no means "
PEASANTS family would live IN co
onsigns to the carnage
And haven't doubt Of of the assertion
worth han m1lnon
Mrs. A. who worth ui
worth only quarter OF mll1on "ooo
million, the
intelligent citizenship OF the
and 1dio1c e1trav
of the age? !
There string and the American people are
nightly from the beginning
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05

No matter how may cuss the cold this winter w
hard next summer at the heat and mosquitoes
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05

WE'LL hip pockets will continue to be In style 1or mas
apparel in Bemdji just the same.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-05
ny about meatIess usage again. might bring sonet

obliged but has asked us to have
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
EXTRA DIVIDEND
IN U. S. STEEL
Three Per Cent Paid in Add.
ton to Usual Quarterly
Disbursement

NEW YORK. April 24.-Ths U. q.
Steel Corporation this afternoon de-
olared a per cent dividend on com
mon stock. The regular quarterly
dividend OF Ia per cent vas also
declared on common. together with
q dividend OF 81 per cent on pre-
ferrsd. The net earnings Of the cor.
poration for the quarter ending
March 81 were tll3.i2i.0ls. "a COM
pared with slo5.eSs.3t7 for the quar-
ter ending December a..
The extra dividend declared rep
resents a melon OF si5.24s,Tso. the
greatest ever cut by the corpora
ton
Taken with the regular dividend
OF IA per cent. the total dividend
declared on common is SCI s02.s5s.
The last extra dividend declAi ed
by the corporation was 81 per
cent. This was declared al the enc
II the December quarter.
The net earnings OF the corpora
ton for the corresponding quarter
on which today's dividend was de
clsred. March 81. 1916, were s6O.Tl3.-
GA.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
BOROERERS
ARE OFF FOR
THE FRONT
Tears and Cheers Min
gle AS Troops Leave
Windsor
FAREWELL SCENES
ARE PATHETIC
Departure Marked BY
Intensely Patriotic
Demonstration

Windsor said goodbye TO her
Kilties Tuesday morning. shed
tears for them. eheered for them.
gave them all the comforts that
come OF soft words. warm hand
clasps and embraces. and then sent
them on their way eastward TO EN-
bark for overseas services with the
other legions OF the Soldiers OF the
King
The Two Hundred and Forty.nrst
battalion. Canadian Scottish Bor-
derers. left the Grand Trunk depot
AZ 10 o'clock. Abou, 10000 per
sons packed the cindered ways OF
the railroad yards and looked down
from the walks OF embarked sand
wich-st. II was the greatest patriot
ic demonstration Windsor has given
since the outbreak OF the war
Deep-throated sirens OF lake and
river steamers and shrill blasts OF
locomotive whistles joined with
cheers and the air OF Aud Lang
syne as the long train pulled out.
From almost each window the
crosses OF St George and 81. An
drew on the flags OF Great Britain
few in the breeze with the Stars
and Stripes. for each Borderer had
a flag. and many OF the troopers are
Americans
From the time the battalion left
the Windsor armories, where civic
farewell ceremonies were held. until
the troop train moved away. the
heartaches Of wives and mothers
and sweetheArts brought scenes
which left few OF the great throng
with dry eyes women-many OF
them with children-forced their
way into the ranks OF the process.
sion OF rangy. bAre-kneeed and for
the most part grinnlng men. They
sought oct their loved ones. Most
OF them found II imperative al that
particular moment 10 help a troop
er carry his kit. so their hands could
slip into the palm OF a man who was
going 10 war When they came
near the trains. restraint was lost.
and The women threw their arms
about the soldierG Some OF the
men held their wives and baby
'tr &c ezakr6eN
a. ne r.use N earnaG cane near
er. the husbands among the battaI-
ion struggled With conflicting emo
tons One time they would hold
their wives 10 them a moment lat
or they would take their child from
the arms OF It's mother. and push
their way 70 the shadow OF q coach
for a last moment alone with the
little one.
The EsseH Fusiliers' band led the
Kilties thru the heart OF Windsor
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

Bswever,
Little More
Lively

- FORK. April st.-The New
- uvsains Sun financial review
so1uy says:
s~Ths undsrtone In the stock mar
~ vss arm and such addiuonai
osrs,sfh a manifested itself nom
80 70 time was due 70 covering
~ he short interests who were
pcu6ered uneasy not only by the
hvursbls character OF the foreign
an6 domestic new Developments
~ BIZ the oversold condition OF tue
r.arket. This situation applied par
sipularly 10 the Industrial list Tne
roilrcsd department was neglected.
I'D very narrow.
sThe srowing conviction that tne
eovsrnment viii give new eonsicer
ct1cn 10 all phases Of the taxation
urobIem as related to business was
r,assurins. altho nothing apparent
n can inject animation into me
parket. Trading today Was but Ut
\. more lively than yesterday and
- has been the case for some tirns,
ms wholly professional. The suong
rsots among the specialtiss ana
sone weak spots. like the motor
rpd traction shares. the latter IN
apsnced by revived rumors OF
possibie decrease in the preferred
6lvsdend Of interborough consolidat-
e. were the centers OF Interest.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. April 2A-The wheat
market opened strong today and
good gains were recorded later
Small offerings were responsible for
the display OF strength. Selling
pressure was light and demands
good. indications that the United
States would have TO bear the bur.
den OF feeding the Allies caused a
feeling OF bullishness that was not
dispelled with the news OF Argen-
tines embargo being lifted May
wheat opened down Ia. but later Ad.
vaneed Ia to 23s Ia. July opened
up Ia and later advanced &c 20
s06 IL. September opened down Ia.
subsequently, gaining IS 10 $50 rs.
Corn Influenced by wheat showed
good gains. May opened unchang-
cd. later advancing 3 "a 10 l.43.
July opened up IS and subsequently
gained 25-s 10 l.3s SIS. September
Z pened unchanged and later adVanc
ed IA to .l.3l Ia.
Oats opened a shade better, but
trade was not heavy. May opened
up IA later gaining 3-s TO 6S l-2.
July opened up Is. subsequently
gaining "a TO 50 IL while Septem-
Der opened up Is and advanced IS
TO 50 3-6
Provisions AFTER a steady opening.
gained slightly Firmness in hogs
and good buying in May lard fea-
tured
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

and to The depot. The Kilues
marched TO the station 70 the notes
of o Canada. Dixie, swanee
River. and other American airs min.
sied with the patriotic songs OF
Canada and Scotland.
Shall auld acquaintance be for.
got" played the band. precisely AT
10 O'Clock. The whistle OF the troop
train shrtlied blast: the last lin.
serius embraces were broken-and
Windsor had given another 500 or
1000 men who were willing to do
their bit for their country by offer.
ins nothing mere than their lives.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Produce

The most noticeable feature or the
market this week is the change tn
poultry conditions Arrivals are no
son the demand has lost It's snap and
the market is not cleaning up. ruins
easy al the decline. what Ia said OF
poultry goes also for dressed calves
some rather poor stock is coming IN
which some times has 70 be sold very
cheaply 20 move n at all The egg
market recovered a small fraction
yesterday but the butter market IS
called steady at the decline
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Livestock
,ICHIGAN CENrRAL kroCkYARDs

DETROIT. April 24-cattle: Mar
ket duh prospects lower; best
heavy steers uO506it. best handy
weight butcher steers. $500 o.
mixed steers and heifers ts-50H >.
handy light butchers tsgbGSSo
light butchers t1.S00s25. best cows.
- So s.25. butcher cows 81 sea
common cows is6QET Gamers.
$3.50 s2S. best heavy bulls. tsas. IS
bologna bulls fsUS50. stock bulls.
t5oas. milkera and sprfbgers. $50 o
30. Veal calves Market dull prospects
lower best grades. Sis heAvies 80
4. sheep and lambs Market QUILL pros
poets lower best lambs. t1mff IS.
fair lambs. tlia11.b0. light 10 com
mon lambs. 5000. fair 10 good sheep.
$4,000 cuiis and common. tsd
Hogs Market steady. pigs. $40
aIb. mixed Erades. slsaI5so
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

About % members OF Delta Signs
Epsilon. a high school fraternity
we're being rounded up by deputy
sherins Tuesday afternoon and TAX
On 10 the prosecutors once 90 ex
plain the initiation ceremonies OF
last Sunday, which cost the life OF
Earl 3 Rice. II years old. OF No
275 Belvidere-ave.. the son OF the
Rev. r. r. Rice The youth was a
student OF Eastern high school
Young Rice died OF broken neck
tuesday morning. in Harper hospi
tai Blindfolded. he vas forced "a
climb a ladder as part OF The cere.
mony lie was told 20 jump when
he reached the eighth rung. n Is
said and In doing so be plunged
head hrsi
The hrst members % The frater.
nifty brought In denied that their
organization Is secret one. They
maintained that Il Is merely a social
body
Prosecutor Jasnowski declared
that warrants for Involuntary man.
slaughter may be issued as the re-
.ult OF the Investigation which is
being made
The Sunday meeting OF the fra
ternity took place in the hay lort
OF barn on -Mack-aye., in Crosse
Pointe township
An hour before he died. the Rice
BOY gave a statement TO Assistant
Prosecutor Speed and Deputy Sher
Us General and Moore, giving the
names OF the three boys who were
with him as follows John Wallace
No. 75T Belvidere-ave.; Edward
Geist and Fred Libby
Others who are said 20 have at
tended the meeting and who will BE-
questioned BY the prosecutor are
Richard Allen, Lawrence Haywood
John and Ray Lyons, Lawrence HaT
par Martin Red harry tporzn and
Arsh1f BeoEE
A nurse who questioned the
authority Of the assistant prosecutor
and the Officers ordered the dyins
boy not 10 speak TO the trio, and AZ
a result the statement taken at the
hospital II incomplete The studen,
broke into tears and said no more
according 20 Speed. after the nurse
had created the disturbance.
Prosecutor Jasnowski declares
that state laws prohibit the orgAnL
ration OF secret trRternities in high
schools. and make n the duty OF
teachers 10 report such organiza
lions TO the board OF education.
DIT J. Rsmsen Bishop. principal
Of Eastern high school 10 assisting
In the investigation He declares
fraternities have been strictly bar.
red in Eastern high
The father OF the boy has de
cared that be does not wish "a
prosecute the youths who took part
IN the unhappy imitation. He de-
clares. however. that the misfortune
which befell his boy should serve
az a warning OF the dangers OF the
frat activities in schools.
Mr. Rice formerly was pastor OF
the Burnsave. Methodist church
and is now engaged a. secretary OF
tho Detroit conference endowment
committee which Ia raising money
for the preachers PENSION fund.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
rnIrnn nRAIN

TOLEDO. April 2l.-Close Wheat.
Cash and May t271; July. tztih /.
sept. s. ~. Corn Cash. tlB5h
May 81 81. July. tifbtS oats: Cash.
tic. May. soc: July. ssNc. sept. SIC.
Rye cash $3.50 Cloverseed: Cash
and april. 5000. oct. ttOS2H Al
slks Prime and April. tit.5e. limo
Brick creamery. sc. tub creamery
$40. Eggs Fresh candied 1bc
fancy selects. 37c. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
CuICAco TTyr SrorE

M April 14-HoEs Receipts. It0A0
market strong. Sc higher. mixed and
butchers. ti5lsnl5a0 good heavy.
1tS40diss5 light s0di51s. pigs
50 q 20 Cattle Receipts 5000
market steady. beeves tssedlf 90.
cows ard heifers 15s0a1r t-IDd
$50 calves tsdi1sG sheep Pc
ceipts 1900 market strong roc
higher native Si0dt216 ueste~n
SO s0di2 lambs. tI215di5 west
ern SI2q0Gisi8
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Keen Men
News Bulletin No. 81

n must be 20 you an interesting
fact that Harroun Motors stock ap-
peals most strongly 20 the conserva-
tive. well informed man OF Affairs.
This IL especially true In Detroit
and Michigan. where the Harroun or
ganiLation IL personally known. and
where investors fully realize the tire
mendous earning power OF q we'll
managed motor car manufacturing
corporation.
From the automobile Industry Itself
and the industries AFFILIATED with
it--hss come a large share Of the
ready response 20 our Invitation 70
investors.
Elsewhere a similar condition has
prevailed. Invariably Harroun pos
sibilities have drawn the READIEST
response from the WISEST invest
ors
Newspaper men are proverbialiy
well informed on all matters Of pub
lie interest To be so is their bust
ness capital.
We consider N, therefore, Of inter.
est that ter men on o leading Detroit
paper are H&rTeun stockholders; that
the proprietor OF one % the great
Buffalo dsllies hes invested 5000 In
Hsrrovn stock; that the president Of
the company that publishes one Of
the srest So Louis papers holds
s4sy 900 worth of this security.
You must concede the wisdom OF
these men-the value Of their cram.
pie.
The Harroun stock subscription
list II open TO you NOW AZ 80 a
share Of $40 par value.
But remember that we have re-.
served the right 20 authorize an ad.
vance In this price WITHOUT NO.
T1CE. and that the advance will come
when the frst car IL produced in the
regular production run of our mil.
lion dollar plants At Wayne.
The time 10 abort.
The stock you will buy w1l be dc.
liVered a. an ad-interim certificate.
~. -.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
EAST BUFFALO 1--we STOCK.

ETsT BUFFALO. y. Y. Apra IA
Cattle Receipts. 41B0 market. hssv-
les slow soc lower prime steers. s. 2
ai2bo shipping steers. .56itk0.
butcher grades. tSdil3S heifers. g.
q i05s cows g. So9 TO- bulls $50
10, mich COWS and spFtngers. $50 q
us
Calves. Receipts. 400. marks,
slow, Tso lover euu - ehatea ~ 81
sarsp sma EaaaAa Narstesa aar
market allow, 36mGac lower. chotce
lambs SIS p q Ia Gull 20 fair SIS u
1873 ysMrifngS. 1tA6fi SO. sheep S.
6i150
Hogs Receipts :. 900 ma rket active
Is q zoe lower. workers.. ti5.1sGls.
pigs s13.15n IL. mixed. itsG5nls10
heavy. tiS25ais36 rouEhs. ti4d
ll25. stays. si29135Q
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Apr 2t-HoEs Re-
celpts. SEQ strong 20 15c higher.
workers. ti575 mixed. $3.50 medi-
ums iis pigs fi7.60. rougfs 1l4.
staga ti1Gb Cattle Receipts IS
cars SLOW and steady sheep and
lam b. Receipts. 8 cars. slow tor.
I225 calves Receipts $50 slow
tor $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

light ma rket steady. heavl~s. 81 so
6f5E5 mediums SIS T5dlBs0 YORK
srs. 81 50 q 3 80. GOOD pigs SO s0a
~ calves Market steady sheep
and lamha Market afeadN
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
WV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK April 34-Fiour
Quiet unsettled Park Steady: ness.
SfeRa0 So Lard Quiet. middlswest
spot t2ii6qzi IS sugar Raw.
easter centrifugal es-tsat. tsIE
rnuscovado ss-tsst tS7s. refined.
81 Soda7s powdered tTsodsso
Eranuistsd. tTSo0s5o Conee Rio
No on spot iokc Talio-, strong
special. isc. city. Qi4hc: coun-
try. ItL d1tNr Hay: Firm prime
40. /, 5000 10. No. ,. $50 7bc. Glow
err bB0s1Mc. Dressed poultry FIRM
furk@ya iS13ac. chickens 78n7ie.
fowls fN1Tc. ducks. $50 1Tc. Live
poultry rnssttisd geese. iidf3.
ducks. iTditc. fowls. isd CSC. tur-
keys 7ec. BOOSTERS. i6c. chicken.
broilers, soc. Che4se FIRM state
milk. common. 20 specials. 1BH a77ho.
skins. common 90 special isd 7oc.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
DATRy PRoDVCTe

Huttcr-fNtra creamery. A1c ID
creamery nrsts. tac dairy. SIC 10
packing stock. soc 10.
EGEs--Fresh reeetpt. On new ~aa~a
nrstH 45c current receipta 841c
dor. accepts Tuesday $500 cases
Cheese Michigan mats Gle New
York. 16c; domestic swiss 2Sdt0c.
2ici linburg,r alb. iSLc. lib
IAc long horns 15e DAISIES 2ik
d71Ac ID
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

DETROIT. April 22-Ciose early
trading developed strength that was
a surprise 10 the trade. General feel
ms for the past few days has favored
lower prices. but there VAS no sign
OF weakness 81 the start
Dealers believe the house holders
demand has been about satisfied and
they think the opening OF navigation
should turn attention Of foreigners
20 Canadian wheat and make demand
for American wheat less. but these
views are not working out very well
Mondays cash market closed at an
advance and the early strength Tues
day took the trade by surprise. The
only explanation IL that there IL more
demand than had been hgured on and
the supply 10 small. There are sew
erAl buyers for every seller Foreign
news 10 favorable 10 an easier tone
at present. but acreage 10 short In
Europe and crop outlook mostly un-
fAvorable.
American crop news - generally
favorable but there - so much bull
iishness in the trade and IN the gen
eral public that buyers appear on
every decline in sufficient number 70
check the weakness and start prices
up again Nearly all IN the trade
and stocks OF wheat are SO far *
haustsd that there will be trouble
filing shorts. Scarcity OF oRerinEs
put wheat sharply higher. There
the close was at an advance OF ~
Gsc
Corn advanced &C. Beans are 7sc
higher and timothy seed &c lower
standard oats advanced nc.
Tue sdAys wheat quotations Cash
No. 7 red. sass; May opened without
change at t7si and advanced 20
gass. July opened at t703L and ad-
vanoed TO t3.11 September opened az
ti.sOH and advanced TO ti.u. No.
white l1sG
Tuesdays coarse grain quotations;
Corn-cash No. =. ti.5S No. yellow.
49, bid: No 4 yellow. ti.bk u oats
--stAndArd, Tie; No. white, 1se: Ne.
BeAns-immediate. prompt and April
shtpnent 1918 bic. seeds-Prime
red clever. siOsS October. tIe.4S.
Aisike. si1Se: timothy. t53
Receipts in the Detroit market
Tuesday included i.e9e bbls- OF nour,
ears OF wheat. OF corn and II OF
oats. Shipments were 1000 bbts OF
hour and 2 e@N on 81 eorn. Stocks
are asG eea sn % wheat tth. coo an 81
corn. 17sseo eu OF osts ard 1909 bu
% rye
aasgeA@sN 4 49, ASl - a. A.
PrfmAry wheat receipts pc sapf-
eco bu. against to3.0e0 bu = year, ago
Exports OF Bhea, and -four Tues
day. sTT 900 bu
Reeeipts OF wheat Tuesday. Du-
Minsapoiis., lie cara against ltl;
winnipeg. ia cars against 7fS: Chi
eago. lis cara against asa: south
west. 7iioo ebu. against 10000 hu
a year ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
CHICAGO BuTrna MARKET

rs Sh .,s i,, apr ,oc d.I3g .a,r. rs +
GSGIc. hrsts. sTs gsshe. Egg
Prime ordinary. Si0biAc. frets. alh
03aAc. Cheese. Twins, sih q 3Sc;
young Americas. gtis q 9be. Live
poultry. FoWla csc. ducks. IL 2scs
geese, ian i6c. turkeNs s0c. FotA-
toes; Receipts. 30 cars. fancy west,
asa 3.os. Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April - - Opening -
wheat. May. down nc. Jzly. up &c.
Sept down &c Corr. May. IN
changed Oats May. upAc July. up
Rc Sept. mp NC. Provisions IN
changed
Noon-whsat May up TRe. July
sIp 7c September up CSC. Corn May
up sAc July up &C: september up
1Lc Data NAY up NC. July up
&C. September up Ac. Provisions:
Higher.
C1ose-wheat. May up 50 July
up &c. sept. up sc Corn. Nav up
tLc, July up 3Nc sept ID -
Oats. May up -. e. July Up 7isc sept.
up ic Provisions Higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

me relieving nrms are srfvileged
~ rs; g; 'ss,;'Sl, S, -:
g va Nee: cs cs.. ! aeIi.liG
: sss : sSS s k s. f;.:sax CO. On ,1 =
1ksckerd . Co. Bsnnstt smith q
81. 4. N H:nIy |. Co. C. t k..is' a
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
THREE FACE
ARREST IN
DEATH
High Sch DOL Boy
Names Companions
On Death Bed
NECK is BROKEN
IN INITIATION
BIindfolded, Earl Rice
Is Forced to Climb
Ladder

Prosecutor Jasnowski an
rouneed Tuesday afternoon
that a eoroners inquest would
be held 10 probe the death Of
Earl q. Rice The date has rot
been fixed.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Detroit Bank clesrInss.

Detroit bank oleSrings for Tues
Cay were ss.s6t,sis1s. Total clear
ings for 1917 10 date are sS52.4b9.-
e6s.sS az against t5s7, lsl .so6.2s for
the corresponding period In 1918.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

Democrats n the Firsf New
Hampshire district meet In Man
chester TO-DAY 20 nominate csndi-
date 10 succeed he late Congress.
man SullOvAs.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
EEw fonk suTrER ANp Zoo.

NEW YORK. April 24-Butter.
Weak and lower, receipts. T.7a0.
er>amery extra. f7c creamery mar
~ limitation creamery nrsta, asa
-. EGHs. Firm. receipts 7a.b1S.
1roy white fancy 9eh u3sc. near
nfxsd fancy. sfH 0Sshc. fresh
IVA AN 9s7e,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
Sugar Market

suEays-Detroit wholesale prt~ss.
CTystal dprninCes. lib. ala. a.. S-Ib.
tlA. eagle tablets tlt TO cut loaf
1850 cubes. 90 90. xxx powder
EranuIatsd. EXTRA coarse tss5 do.
me. IN bulk. g. So. 10. ts-.r ~1ttona
40 crystal domino gran GLIB ard
BIB cartons. In cases. o. So DO. HF
TONERS A. fat5. No. 1870 Sr
50 - n 3. 1870. 80. Z. togb No q
- - No ?. g. 10 No no. ~ No.
y 1915. No "a 1910. so I7' isoS.
Nc lt. tso So t5 s. %. non-eak.
inE mixture. 5000 beet GRADUATED.
80 per 100 he household p0wd
- ~ - case t-ss d.. "a 90 ease
80 10 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
ELGIN BUTTER

EI.GfN. IN, Apr 9i.--Buttsr Sales
AZ t1it Gttc. mostly tfc. a decree -
Of tc from last weeks prices.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

- chevroief Motor company re-
mo9(4 nktpmcnts foe the week ended
~ ~ 81 tsae ears against fSo
II 0ms period IN ftfG
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24

Set earnings or The Republic No.
tor Truck COMPANY for The nine
months ended March rI were f6Isist
against t2s'.25s year ago. and $50
al two years axe This does not IN.
clnds earnings - stbsidiarfsH
The Detroit times., 1917-04-24
The time 10 abort.

The stock you viii buy wfll be de-.
livered a. an ad-interim certificate.
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
pany Of New York