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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 13

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4KV Detroit 13 4 WEDNESDAY EGGS CONTINUE TO RANKIN HEAD POLICE DRAG RIVER NEWS THE LAKE MARINE SHOW STRENGTH DIES IN YPSILANTI ATER SHIP SINKS In 5 black 26 COMMERCIAL MARKETS leaf Range of 903 different occasions to marry CHARTERING ORE TRADE IS ACTIVE Ml 3S6c December car er LIVE STOCK New new Erie The Auto World Clipped MH HOI PURCHASERS COMING HERE in Prut Within two weeks recently the Atk year dtaltr for tA Dixon Lubricating Chart Hurry Stoopu who we man ager In 1etroU for Eml! (Romdwi until hq brought out tho Trumbull light oar and moved to Bridgeport to manufacture returned to 1CU'Olt July 1 as general manager of the Vanguard Manufacturing company Prunes firn Ap Raislns firm CREW CHOCTAW IS LANDED SAELY Important Notice Canadian Travelers to I the the ton iron cratei rep tile WAS Bea ll er Union Stock Hors: reduces friction to al most nothing gives more miles and more power and saves the car 4 BRYAN LAYS DOWN HIS LAW OR 0 TRAVELERS Merritt on Houseboat on Day of Disappearace Says Brother CONNERS INSPECTS DOCKS IN DULUTH 75 92'i 961 981 Crjf GH JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO btibHM zr Jersey City NJ Suspect in Grosse He Mystery to Be Released Unless Body is Identified cull" rsrr MW trading OR MISSING HEAD MURDER VICTIM ROBBERY AND THIEVERY CHARGED IN ALABAMA Ask 860 PNEUMONIA ATAL ATER ILLNESS TEN DAYS' Buffalo Millionaire Avoids State ment on Plans for TakingVessel Lines 14 1915 Recently Chosen Com mander of Veterans Succumbs I REEDOM OR NICHOLS HANGS ON NEW CLUES Vttting dealers at the Maxwell Motor company Tuesday Included A Myers Buffalo Hoftrltx t'aytou and Kruse and Oarllok of Cincinnati 25 of the power your motor generates is a MAY BE AMONG BIDDERS OR BUSINESS HE SAYS BIG BRITISH WAR LOAN GOING AST lost in the car through friction and this in spite of the best plain greases and oils The New Era Spring Specialty company 864 Woodward avenue has just closed a contract with the IL Kerby company atetdsmen of De troit to supply their ord cars with New Era 1916 model shock absorbers putshurrhr market Officers of Mutual and Lehigh Lake Lines Accompany Him Around Wharves Nw York oultry Now Tor July Live poultry prlooi not sottled Dressed quiet prices un changed Buick Motor company at lint paid out In salaries 1223 DOii the record rayroll at the bitf plant Not al! gotxl cars are as covered with but you can always take Genuine Booth district manaffer In Ohio Indiana ami Mlchtmn for the Chnliners Motor wmpany was host to about 20 Mlchlirnn dealers at a dinner held Tucsdsv evening in the Hotel Pontchart rain husky bankin Henry ttantln former member of the lepztature and present commandor ln chtt of the Mlvblann Brand Army ot the Re public dM Tuesday night at his homo In Ypsilanti of pnoiimonU grain trade Is not tuKliiR care ot sniniiA tfiiiintrft lri cut ftnV liiriirft L' 11 I I 1 jTA mt 1 1 1 I "11'1114 I'VBW UIMI new tor grain camjot bo placed and the supply of coal tonnage is In ex cess of the demand More wild car riers are being started MAX KOPMAN 19 yiDAUS OLD 490 St Ani'iino st mot was arrested Tuesday night charged with disor derly conduct Arcordinc to thu po lice Kopman insulindMrs Rose Har rington on Monioe avenue The husband stood a few feet away sho called to him and hua hand and Max aped down Wood ward av num Two doteutivr join ed In the rhao and caught Kop man In Irwnl of the ranklin hotel BROKEN BUCK IS ATAL TO AUTO CRASH VICTIM shown i rough of tlm large ninnufacturlng A complimentary dinner Rftrved In the The egg market ti active aM strong Another edvwte of Ho was made In tke price on Tuesday Conutnrt are taking hold end ejecting an native demand At the same time receipt are falling off a Rule There Is little doing In the shlp ping line Butter lifeless The mr kel fa quoted dull and weak Offerings are large and quality not quite so high ar thia time ot year Cremnerlaa are put ting a lot of butter in store Poultry la ea and a little lower Receipt! and do innnd are ebon balanced Berries are ac tive Receipts are increasing and the fruit Im mostly Michigan and In goM condition The tlrrt hme grown hncktobrrle were on the market Tuesday Potatoes and oth er vegetables are in good demand A early Michigan potatoes art moving Sugars show a deedne of 10a legislative Investigators Score Stats Officials and Con vict System Montgomery Ala July Char Iicterizlna tho convict lease syatem ot Alabama cancer that should bo out or hody the Merritt lealelutlvo In voa 1 1 Kall committee In its report to the leg ln laturo today rceoinmandsd that nil convict letues abrosf(itd January 1 1318 and that ths cwlcts After that date bo worked on ths public highways and atalo farms Touch ing on other state affairs ths com mutes reported: "In Hie department of agriculture no round evidence of spoil graft laud corruption The department fmd nml drugs during the past yem piHtead of helng used for tbo pm pose of prm mllBK tbo pub lic from Impure di nes and foods has served as a iociiiih for a systematic schcnio robbery and JudKe Chatfield in the eastern dis trict federal court of Brooklyn handed down a decree Saturday last sustaining the contention of the Iovcll Manufactur ing company of Nowarlt 1 that the Sparton automobile horn is a direct Infringement of the motor be low center construction of ths Klaxon born Charles he Mutual It Maguire Lehigh Vul I'lans for the entertainment of mumbora the Niagara ron tier lutsociatlon who will he in Lctrolt riday us from which was by Capt Nelson upbound steamer who reported the NO DETAILS ARE GIVEN CONCERNING COLLISION Special to Tbs ree Jluluth Minn July 13 Conners Buffalo multi millionaire in Duluth today refused to deny or affirm rumora that he was go ing Into the lake steamship busi ness upon the divorce ot the rail roads and their steamship lines and that he would head a corpora tion to take over all existing lines "After the railroads go out of the lake steamship business there will bo a lot of persons bidding for that business and I may be one of he said "It 1 hardly a time make might Heald Steamship company waiifipnl nf thft ley road IL Noble aisunt to Mr Heald Lehseny a retired Rnffalo business man Mrs Conners daughters Alice and Rutn and Mrs Maguire are in the party which arrived aboard he Conners yacht Mary Alice The BuilaJo capitalist spent the day examining: the Duluth and Su perior nierohsndiae docks and han dling facilities guided by red Winship local representative of the Mutual line party was enter tained lunch by A Tomlin son ere Marquette Builds Dock Srf lal to The ree Press Ludington Mich July Con struction or a' concrete dock for the ere railroads the first of its kind along this shore of Lake Michigan has been start ed at the north' carferry slip to i serve as the fender at which the boas make fast when they are be i Ing loaded The concrete work will I rest on 152 piles and will be 24 by i 34 feet The concrete will be ro I Inforced by steel beams and will i be stronger than any other similar structure in tho local harbor The Improvement will cost about $10000 MAKIUAGK LICENSES McCoy 23 I'etrnlt Leah Marx zt uniruxv DRY Nw York July tou iroodo markets ware qalet today but there wna a moderate amount of buMna placed by the manutacturinr tradea and jobbers Yarna wara dull Men's wear lines are being prpAred tor furwal opening next week COTLON New York July Market teady Wahcondah Rescues Men rom Steamer She Hit in og Number of Wild Carriers Placed for Cargoes Increases During Week Special to Tho reo Pre Cleveland July 13 Charter ing In the ore trade haa been more active during the week than at any time since the atart and a number of wild carriers secured goee The general opinion is that demand will grow and that will take care ot more OAm iiriMf nn The ntu market is in better shape and the is firm with an upward ten dency With prices up in that trade it is expected the fur nacemrn who are holding off will get busy and that more orders for ore will be booked If th other lines were in as good shape as 1he ore track) the freight market would bo fairly ac tive and thcie would be employ ment for all vessels in commission Sc icwwr all Tormer Secretary Amplifies Re cent Remarks Regarding Trips on Munition Ships Hermosa Beach Cat July 13 William Bryan former georetary ot state who 13 spending a brief vacation hero with son Issued a statement today In explanation ot what ho meant by risk contained tn his comment tn connection with the last German note traveler takes an unneces sary risk" ha said "when ho goes Into the war zone on a belligerent ship knowing that It subject to attack by submarines A traveler also takes unnecessary risks whan he rides on a neutral ship carrying ammunition "I believe our government would bo juatlllad in separating paaaengs from ammunition but until thia la done American travelers would ba Justified In refusing to take passage on belligerent ships or a neutral ahip carrying ammunition" N'tw York July Pwes: Kwelpt 3S3 no trading Calveei Recept" tti lie triUrg Sheep anl lanihs S'S1) str idy lambs iir sharp iswtsl (J IMJC eulla Uvl lunus tklliV 111 development was not available Spain SHIPPERS MICHIGAN SCORE IN RATE HEARING Scow Heturns to Service SpeHal to Tha ree Prana Ludington Mich July 13 The steam snow City of Ludington own ed by this citv and crippled when thieves took all the brass fittings from her machinery has been re paired and is In commission No trace of the thieves has been dis covered The ecow Is constructing the tormina! of the trunk sewer near tie Northern Michigan Trans portation dock Cincinnati ClnclnBUtt July ll Hogs: Receipts MWl stead common to choice ftSI piss an i 15 tCipt Cattle Ttecelpts lib steady Calves steady Sheep and lambs Receipts sheep steady lambs stuuly fl 4 VH MJ Visitors at tha plant of the Hupp Motor Car company Tuesday Includ ed Th Milla and Marlon Black of ort Wayne Ind V' It Dens more Buffalo George Thwlng Grand liapida and Ward Keller traveling represr ntatlve lor sylvanla and New York 1 saim Join Isitiolt Helen ZWewsIti IV Jiouan 32 Detroit 20 Clarence IV Webster Studebaker dealers at the factory Tuesday werei Warner Bateman an lilogo Cal Clayton Bat feus Hrnethport Pu 1 and bls salesman 1 Stamp Wheeling Va II rancis Morfin 111 lleynes Buchanan IV Va Rus sell Trout Lebanon Ind II Kerr Adrian Mich Ik II Thlcmnii Sheboygan Wia with Ma salesman John Bartlett Shaw dealer at North Adams Mass and Kelly of tho Boston branch left the fac tory Tuesday to drive bock to their respective cities Government After Development of in Spain Near Barcelona Washington July 13 With a fer tilizer famlno threatening Amer ican farmers fls a result of the cut ting of supplies of German pot ash officials of the state and com merce departments have under taken to arrange for the develop ment by American capital ot a pot ash deposit recently discovered In southern Spain A concession contract from the Spanish government already has been laid before interested Arms who are expected to net shortly The world supply of potash hmt been dominated by a German com bination controlled by tho imperial government which since the war began hae declined to release ex ports Three cargoes of the prod uct already loaded on ships for the United States and paid for In ad vance have been held up In Ger man ports for several months American commercial representa tives abroad recently directed at tention to the Spanish deposits which are near Barcelona with the information that capital for their development was not available in SEEKS NEW IELD OR ERTILIZER MATERIAL Nearly Three Billions Already Taken and Large Part of That by Small Subscribers London July Tho total sub scription to the Jo 000 000000 war loan amounted to close on J3000 000000 according to tne statement made by Reginald McKenna the chancellor of the exchequer in the house of commons today The total number of subscribers through the Bank of England was 500000 whose contributions aggre gated 28110000000 The subscriptions through tho poatofflre have not yet closed but up to date S47000 persons have sub scribed 70000000 through this channel "This gigantic total" continued Mr McKenna "represents only new money It does not include any stock which will be Issued for the purposes of conversion "Thia huge sum the largest amount subscribed In the history ot the has only been obtained by the patriotic response of the whole people It is a declaration to our enemies and to our allies that this united government will prove faithful to its trust and to the credit of the allies" Butter in Ample Supply and Easy Lower Prices in Poultry Deal reighter Is Sunk by Collision in Lake Huron mg and Rank a few minutea afterward her crew escaping to the Wahcondah Boom Klnnane for Mallvny lees Bay City Mich July Bay City has a candidate for the su premo court vacancy caused by the death ot Justice McAlvay In th person of John 13 Klnnane chair man ot tho Industrial accident board Ho was a candidate Lu the supreme court In 1311 on tho Dem On nnd after July ISth tHda Bom ber 30 (The Canudiiuii will leave Michigan central Depot only No night tra'r from ort Street talon Depot Delrolc Toi onto lpr will be placed conven'tBth At Mlvbl sail Central tieiot and mar oe euplsd any line after 3 a On and after Idly IHh service be ns follow ei heave vrl strset Depot 8 a in and I 10 nr anu from Miehlsen Ceotra Depot through Tunnel S14 5 anil midnight Central standard Timo riot tlaele ami make eteeplng car reservsllors nt 1 ort 8t or Depots Thon Matn 1M A EDMONDS Geu'l AgeaU tin rec 111 being made by thn en tertainment commit too Tlio delegation will arrive by bout at o'clock In the morning An Informal reception will be given and thu rumalnder of the morning mid lunaheon hour will bo free for buiinost calls Leaving tlio Board of Commerce to putumoblles at 230 o'ulock In the afternoon tho purchasing agents will be taken on trip around De troit nnu iwiii no several plants will be ta urant bw uva hla vtatemen dent was allowed to go traveling only four rnlles an when ho struck Masselus he Masselus lived at Goethe and comb avenues rived: Brlshtle Mary Wooieon Dulutb lumber Cleared Hrlghtle Mary Wool Duluth light Strnits of Mai Mnac Mackinaw City Mloh July 1S U1: rlock 8:20 Monday night: A David son Gary 10 Bransford 10:40 Scranton 11 Underwood 12:30 a Tues day Zenith City 8: Stephenson consort Miller Burlington Lynch 0:30 rick wl: Manitou 1 rn Hut tington 2:15 luunbert 4 Arthur Orr Ames raft 4:20 Minnesota ti Leopold Down: Knuniants a Tuesday Rees Wade 2 Renown barge 6 Pollock Averill Kou ner Wind northwest light weather cloudy Port Colborne Ont July Arrlveut alrfar Rob Roy until Irnke Superior Duluth Superior July Arrived: Ward Ames Ball Bros Empire City large Mather coal Corey A Black Tates Hill Oloott Saunders Jr Morgan Grammer light Lakeland Juniata South American Noronlc pissenger and mer chandise Cleared: Elphloke David son light South American Noronlc pas sengers IV Mills lumber Gates Thompson EUvrood Taurus Corey Block HI1U A Mlnoh Saundere dr ore Lake Huron Owen Sound Ont July Arrived: North American Chicago Germanic Col linsvood and freight Cleared: Soo City Meaford Providence Bay Ger manie Soo North American Duluth Collingwood unt July Arrived Germanic Soo passengede and freight Cleared: Germanic Soo poiwengers and freight rutu TJMKS ll per 1W CHERJUES Snur per ba APPLES Naw J5 per box GOOSEBERRIES 25 per bu ItICD CTRRANTS VS2 per bu GHAPfcJ Rl'IT 4 75 per box California 50 per box LEMOXS J3 50 CHERRIKS Cailfornla 13 5032 75 per box I'lNBAPLKSe lorlda W4 25 per case DLACKBER1IES Utt3 26 per fi4 qurt case UCXANUTS 4S 50 per Mck and per dox PKACHES Tellow TeWL to per 4 basket crate HECKLEBERftlSS Mlchlrao Pcr Lii Quavl Red to 12 per 24 quart case CALIORNIA RUITS Chrr1es plurns 1 apricots 5k per box Rocky standard ffria LA An 11 tiinlr meS tA 1 to per flat aternMlona each ann and Gardea CORN ptr 4m OW OAHBAGD 41191 25 per bbL LETTUCD Heail a per buj par bu NOW Vtrgtnia Cobbler 73 per bbL DRiTSSEl) CALVl raW 12130 ptt lb common lOfillc 3JAPLE NOW per syrup 911 10 per gal lorida 3 TfefcB per crate Michigan per dos Texas 90cW Pr 4 basket crate per lb HONEY Choice to fancy new comb umber extracted 6c lifer lb Southern tl per sack Eormudaa for yellow and 95ol 5 tor white per crate LIVE POULTHY No 1 brcller 213c No 2 broilers 204f31o hens H'i15o No 2 bens J2o ducks turkeys 163170 per lb CHEICSD Wholewale lots: Michigan fiats New York flats imo brick Hmburger 2 lb pkgs Uho 1 tb pkgs imported Swiss 31c domes tic Swiss 19'd21c ton horns ISMflic daisies per ib No beets 35a do cauliflower per floa 11 uo cUifUmUi per dos lg plant per do IkglGO endive imported 30c per lb green onions per dos 10c garlic pe lb tfe green peppers per bas kM leek net bunch 15c: mint pet dox bw mushrooms per 1b 40c pars ley per doe 20utoo radishes round per dos 10c radlnhes long per dos Mtibo spinach per bu 40c summer squawb per basket 6601 wax beans per hamper $1 7oftl S3 green beans per hamper 25 green peas per bu watercress per doa 20ty2fio oyster plant per doz 45c carrots per doi 2J'W5c turnips per doz 26c Jobbing Prices HIDES No cured lc No 1 green 17o No 1 cured bulls 14c No 1 green bulls 12c No 1 cured veal kip 13o No 1 green veal kip Ida No 1 cured munaln He hJa 1 green murrain 2c No 1 cured calf 13o No 1 green calf 17c No 1 horao hides $3 GO No 2 hrsehides 2 60 No 2 hides 1c and No 2 kip and calf 1M: lower than the above sheepskins as to amount of woo) 2Cocf91 60 Detroit wholesale prices: Crys tal dorninues 2 lb nrytal dominoes 5 Ib 940 eagle tablets cut loaf $750 cubes JG $5 XXXX powdered $6 95 etand ftfd powdered 16 SO granulated extra coarse $6 granulated fine in bulk $6 40 granulated 2 oartons $CflO granulated 2 ib cottons $6 70 granulated 6 lb cot tons $5 60 granulated 10 lb cottons $6 55 granulated 2o lb cottons 94 45 crystal rn lnoe0 granulated 2 )b lb and 6 lb car tons in canes 70 crystal gran ulated canes $6 SO diamond A $6 A $3S5 No 4 $6 80 No 5 $6 25 No 6 20 No 7 $415 No 8 $5 10 No 9 05 No 10 $6 No 11 $6 96 No 12 16 90 No 13k $5 £3 No 14 5: No 15 $5 85: mm caklng mixture $7 beet gran ulated 80 Pr cwt riammond Masselus Dies of juries Suffered When Struck by Car I Tammond Masselus 3i years old who was struck by an automobile ut Mack and Holcomb avenues thu night Juno 27 died la St hospital Tuesday night of his Injur ies With two companions Masselus approached a car when the motor car driven by EMward Downer 139 Linwood avenue came pasL Masselus became confused and step ped backward In front of the auto mobile H1S back was broken at the second lumbar vertebra ana his lower limbs havs been paralyzed since Dovrner ws taJccn to CbntrsJ BtA tlon altar the accident but when he jrave hU statement of tho aod 10 was hour said Hpl IL I Buller who for the past two years has been with the Oak land Motor company al Pontiac has Joined the forces of Apperson Brosumpany Kokomo Ind where he will be in charge of adi ertlslng aud assistant to II Newmark Arrival of Canadian Vessel at Sarnia Tuesday Confirms Re port Lake reighter is Lost With bovJ badly crushed the water being kept out of her cargo hold by her forward bulkhead tho Cntrndltui steamer Wahcopdah pass ed Hetrolt at 8:40 Tuesday night downbound after having land ed at Sarnia Tuesday morning tlie crew of the steamer Choctaw which sank off Presque Islo Lake Huron early Monday morning when tho Wahcondah ran her down in the fog All details concerning tho colli sion were closely withheld by offi cers and crews of the two steamers Involved under instructions from representatives of the companies owning the vessels Crew Leave ftnlckly Capt Charles ox and his crew of about 21 men after arriving at Sar nia crossed to Port Huron and there took a train for Cleveland by way of Detroit The Wahcondah which Is grain laden alter Being exammea ny resentatlves of her owners Canada Steamship Lines Ltd decided to be In sufficiently worthv condition to continue trip and deliver her cargo at Mont real before undergoing repairs Arrival of tho Wahcondah at Sar brought the first Information concerning the Identity of the ship that was in collision with tho Choc taw wreckage sighted Monday Brown of the TI Hpefl probable Iosh of the Choctaw on his arrival at Sault Ste Marie Monday night Until the Wahcondah brought the crew to Sar nia Tuesday morning' it was fear ed all aboard that ship had been lost with her Some of Crew lose Belonfflnce One of tho deckhands from the Choctaw while in Port Huron said that tho steamer sank about seven minutes after she was struck 'Some of her crew were able to save their while others escaped to the ahip's boats saving only the clothing: they bad on The Choctaw was of the eeml whalcbark type She was 266 feet long was built In Cleveland in 192 and was owned by the Clove land Cliffs Iron Co of Cleveland With her cargo the losa is estimated at about $125000 July Auf Oct Deo Jan March May 114 4lna I'Jc Mhiin 1 A ica rjiuiu iv va: Milter 1 lb aii aft Sun lino ib pltgs ife Hlot 1 lb pkA SO utandarl package HSf White Houo 2o per New York July Tb niarkat tor cot fee futures opined eteaJy at an advance ot 3 to 7 points In aytnpathy with th steady ahowing ot Brazil and on antne scattered covering after yesterdays' late decline There waa no important demand however and prices later cased under realizing and trade rolling which apt eared to be Inspired by tlio large primary re ceipts and reports of rather freer oflernl in cost and freight market The clone was 1 to 4 points net lower Sales wore 3Z0 haffs Closing bids: July 693c Augnst 6S3C September Cfto tctohcr LSc: No vember 6snt De emher 6S2c January SSfc obrutu 6W: March 633c April LMe May 793c June 707i Spot quiet Rio No 7 "'ou: Samoa No Cost and fiolght offers rango from about 3o to f'Jc for Santos la and around 730o for filo Hlo exchange on lamdon was 32d lower Milrols prices unchanged Bra zilian port receipts 69000 bags Jnnd la by S5X lllo rennrfed a clearance of 11000 buna for New York New York July Il Raw ngr easy centrifugal molasses LM 0il09c' relined steady After early llqm datlon the market for sugar futures ral lied on buying by trade Interests and ar nltiaay was steady at about 3 to 10 points rii decline utures closed bai' lv steady and 3 to 7 points lower sales tons July 37n September 366c December 850o Mureh 33 DRIED vrvrrS New York July EV aporaten appms cuu rtcots and peaches quiet People passing the biff ITuduon plant on Jefferson avjnuo aro quite unaware by a look at tlio front of the building' that a million dollars' worth of new construction In going on at the biff plant Several winsa are being extended to full throe story hlght tho space between other wings Is be'ng roofed over with saw tooth and concrete construction land concrete floor additions are be I Ing made to tho body llnlshliiff and final testing departments Larger machine ehOns and heat treating de partments are also being rushed to completion Shown That Roads Might Grant Tariffs of Proportional District and Maintain Revenue Speolsl to The ree Prese Toledo July 13 Michigan and Ohio shippers scored a point today in the hearing before Examiner Marshall of the interstate com merce commission on the demand of several cities of the two slates for a reduction In rates to south ern points to the level of the rates applying from Chicago and Illinois and Wisconsin points Southern railroad men were prom inent factors today igures per taining to the cost of shipment of goods from oertaln snei iliB points compared to thoso allowed tn the proportional rate hearing were con sldored It was shown that the railroads would be ahis to allow tho same rate from the contending cities as given out from thn proportional rate district and still make a re venue large enough Xn pureuance of Its past policies the beginning of the new fisoal yeaa August 1 will mark the opening of ord branches In ths following cities: Council Bluffs la' ori Worth Tex Jacksonvllq la Naehville Tenn Syracuse Yl Ulloa Washington Il IJ and Wlohlta Kan The establishment of those eight new branches brings the number of ord company branches In the United States alone un to 48 There are 2(t assembly plants tn op eration or under construction and the number of agents reaches al most 7 OOP Holds High Military Position Less Than Month Once in Legislature gpeclsl to The ree Pr Ypsilanti Mich July Henry Rankin ootnmandor ln ohlef of the Michigan Grand Array of th( Republic to which ha wa elected at the Kalamazoo encampment less than a month ago educator and ac i ttve worker In state politico died at his home here at I this Pneumonia caused his death al ter an llliicss ot only 10 days He flrtVlnr6a th Lirin it flsh" Iliff trip a fortnight ago Tnero had been no intimation of his Hl refts or the BflriouHnos of his oon dltion and hta death will conio a'v great shock to the several hundred veterans ot the Civil hf In Mich igan who honurvd him by making hUn their loader air Ilanlun fouscht in the Civil wr a a member of Company Ninth Michigan infantry He was a graduate of the Michigan Statae Normal college and during hi career served a superintendent of'e schools at Buchanan Ixslle opolis anl Lapeer He had also been a member of the Albion nol lege faculty and at tne time of hh death taught at Cleary college th to city Ha was in the state legisla ture during 1911 13 i Tha venerable soldier was the dominating figure at the recent 1 state encampment at KaJamaioo He had been mentioned for the post of coinmander In ohlef but 5 une took hU candidacy aorioualy un til just before it came time to vote June 18 Then Colonel Lucius Ives of Monroe and Barney of lint in eloquent ud Irenses i called attention to Mr Hankin' 8 war record There were 35 men l4 present who had fought In many I nattlea with him and tneir last mln ute campaign made it possible to defeat Lister 1'lace of Three INvers by 17 votes Mr Kanain i surviven oy ms 4 widow arbi three children Airs A Grawn of Duluth Estabrook teacher at the Normal cyHI xe amt Paul also of Ypsilanti uneral ar rangements will bo mado Wednea day BIRTHS Andrea! Bonflglla 30 Kast Con Michael Templin 7s7 Chne Walter UiiSijuu isl Wwkt Grand boulevard An drew Gray Harrison Jacob Marnos 4b urvllto lnig 711 RiHih Joseph Kriitilnskl 110) Rt Aubin Hymen ilver Mem 145 Brewater Max tv mans hospital Gordon CreiWere I'D Curiilel'l Guanarl Orlando 2 East LaLbyviio inds Musgrave Camplln lui ((ip in Samimi Jacob Harptr hospital Veter Mooney ield Hany Stanford louse of Herbert McCormick Van Wornnr sanitarium George Delano Van Worrner ranltarlurn Stephen Slevinsk! East Canfield Jo ruph Rutztowlez 831 East 10 neph Rjhde 512 H'jventoen Ixiuls CIsrelG t26 Howell I Robert Mf 'auslnml 27 Smith: Moellnr 73 Vanderbilt Swm 277 Christ fancy 'Hiomai Snow 1 7G Helen Laurence Eutl? ruurth 4W e'en 1 iral Michael Grzokowrui 7G Gartlfti I Corin CH Iboidrle fl Hill Heonnd: Jan Smslak 33 Rodinin Tononk 27 Norton George McKenzie ennavIvanlM Joseph Too 423 Dubois A rd Uno Lea itt JHinois John Zajac arrm Georgo l're 1 llollowu rrovjilwe bospltab Wlsnovskl St AU Mn firry Tarofky 27fi Second 11 Prude Jr HW Gmne raham Padi Rusuell Able Rokoll' 233 Eiland Louio Voman'u h'i'rHid: Uymon Shwart 1227 Max Goldberg 333 East Warren Sam 'lab (Jharins Slriti e1 nmr Huperior MIohiiG toi'oMn1 RJvnr jrnal 7 JC Gasperl 2V Montoe Gnlsappi Giovanni 13J Wetii Wnrren Henry John Vujtlm 211 Tillman 'h py La Elw AnJuriin Cl Homer rank Thlriy firat Honrv Klrhv 83 1 Canton 'Ji'Nin 11 Po'd: John Messor Reid Amiiews Nutter St Clair ifclghfa Irtnim Grelley Ja CiriridK Severin 2'72 Huii 1 3'di William Volt Hunt lao mrd A Klf'le WIV3 Russell 1 Ttacinskl PriKgst Henry A O'NMU 777 Hlxfzmth: I'dw rniikratK 1426 J'tph frith Ku morses 931 Rlqinttr MfA'iinci! Puvre Woman's howpitul William Henry Vnrisku 12:1 ntnn Eulley 8 17 Army Henry llany 782 Tai May Josenh Hairlsor Wmnun'u William Monro ox M'ilbnry any definite statement go into Conners with president of When the llayM Manufacturing cnmpnny of Jackson took stock of business done to July 1 it found that the record number of 2777382 automobile wheels had been dellv red Thu rtjmpanv is about to cn hirffe Its plant DIXONS Graphite Greased no 1 or Transmissions and Differentials IlttnolH On itb VInnlBtre Rente T'clal to Tin ree JTesz Manistee Mich July 13 The Northern Michiffan 'Transportation company steamer Illinois Is now maintaining trl woekly service in end out this port Tho Missouri has been transferred to her regular run a weekly round trip from Clil I enffo to the Soo and Into Georgian Although the sheriff's department has evidence that Leroy Merritt visited the houseboat ot Herman Nichols rival for the affections ot Miss Sophia alkovaky on the day 1 disappeared failure to identify the headless body found in the De troit river at Grosso lie Sunday as that of Merritt probably will result in the release of Nichols Wednesday pitiless stronger evidence is forth I conilnff in tbo meantime the authorities arc druggins the river near the I ppot where the houseboat was moor i (d January 0 and where tho body I was found Saturday with the hope ot bringing the head to the surface i and thus complete identification Ray Gives Ko Clue i Assistant Prosecutor Paul Vor hets who is conducting the Investi gation with Under Sherltt Wobrook 'stated Tuesday that an ray ex luniuatlon had failed to reveal a i bullet In the right leg ot the body upon which hope of identification fted and that if Istronger evt I deuce were not discovered Nichols cui' id not bo pustly held Miss alkowsky and her friend i Marguerite Hmbury wore detained and questioned but could shed but little real light upon the affair ex 'cept to admit that Merritt and Nichols were rivals tor the attentions and that Merritt had an engagement with the girl on the day he disappeared Emil aJKOWBlty brother of the girl said he had learned that Mer i ritt visited the houseboat on the day ot hts disappearance and thia intormation is held by tha authorl ties to be a strong reason for the detention of Nichols Kept on Uonsebont Mrs Mtnnle alkovsky mother ot th girl stated that she had no friendship for Nichols and had denied him admittance to her house Th reason for this she said was I th it Nichols had kept her daughter end the "Embury girl on his house boat for several weeks last fall when tho mother did not knbw of th Ir whereabouts inally Morrltt discovered the whereabouts and going to the I houseboat on throe different occa sions protested with Sophia ac cording to the story of her brother who also declared Nichols had a supply of liquor bn board as a part of the entertainment It is adrnlttod that Nichols who Is 52 years old wanted at one time to marrv Sophia but was refused on the ground that ho was too old Merritt Is said also to have asked her on him as (be sure sign of a good car It shows that tho maker of the carj is giving full value It shows that the present price cutting comped rj 1 tion in tho automobile industry has not turned that maker toward less expensive and leaa durable top material Genuine I the tep material that 1 1 1 recoffTiirrd am without a for per I feet shelter perfect appearan' longest I wear and ability to withstand all weather I condi Hons fakiintf andtnuusc In bnyinir a big thins like a car the top material may be ronridered an unImpor tantlittle drUil but jufit think about IMs for a minute Consider that the top chiefly rejpcnsiblo for the trim new and stav your car aud youf coiufurt gi bad father The Pantasote Company 1757 Bowling Green Bldg New York City Up: 1 llarertv davj Sherwin 2:30 Atraasiz King 6a0 A Rhodes 10:40 ilAwuvn ipi Rochester Ashley 2:25 Norway bnyaer l'nn I Smith yo logheny 2A) Toiler Yuma 9:20 'Bar tow Corneil 4v a a dav Nettleton 8:80 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Rhodes Montreal to Ashtabula light 5 a Tuesday Key West Montreal to Arhtabula light I Senator Derby shire Quebec to Erie pulpwood 1:36 Down Matoa in two arts Port Hnr to Quebec 9 a Tuesday Ogdensburg Chicago to Ogdensburg genonOrro 9:30 isher Diver ort Huron to Quebec light 10 Dalton Chb'Sgu to Oswego corn 3 Stansted ort Ool borne to Kingston oats 4:30 yacht Howard Detroit to Mont real 6 Arrived: airfax Rob Roy Yuma Wind southwest i)Kvru Annin Vlereoll Grsnn hospital about 70Mr faoture of skull hic'itltmial i Mich ael McCarthy hkist IjiJayelto Jivenim 41 years pneumonia ulu Devena 773 Rivard 3 month dlarrhwn: Msttle A Grosman West Hide hr niiarhi in 70 year rhronhi Tieplirltln Itonry Grosman (W Brady 50 years Inanition Kranss 96 Illinois 5 hxirithi nnt 'ro eolith' trl Grnco nl 87 vrMirn tetnor rhnge ot perforation of bowels Mathilda Jarvis 123 Woodkind ymr twleroato Isabelle A Adams SW Cass til)uut 63 ywt antinlit Minnie Brooks Herman Klofrir ho 'nlta1 ye irt tubercuhu In: Zoph'a Zonolc MS East Alexandrine 8 months ehoiorn infan tum John Testzel M9 Hntlornut years goneral sepals John Yewuli 119 Hammond 3 months aruto gaxtro nterl ils Jsflforsnn IWm muDvard Mnllarhnn hi years alcoholism Zltta ZHkovvHI jPuif'S 'C Provldsnce to septicemia Muy Wewloweka 673 Hendfle I day pri nnittiio blrih Martin Ibhnskl Pl WMmnn place It years pulmonary ttiiwrr1nRa: Oliver ZonU hnirlril yearn spu Marge ret gnydor years sewte lobar nneiimonlii Adnllns ITelmeg 132 lohl years dlhfatloti of heart Nanny ny Dygert 1179 Vlnawotwl 23 years tubercular laryngitis David A Scully JI51 Concord 61 yure mynon rdltD: RtanloUus Rtacborur Jr M3 LMwsnto 1 VAor enfortls John Nohm 23 IMsf i freon about to years alcoholism Ed Ho Mack Rt Marys lioirpltfil about vir mitral tnmitn'lqney william 1 Marys hoffpltal (Xi Yfinirt KVfhril I hemorrhage ILitmah Tralan 5W 5J yews lutobUnal obstrueUaiu market I Bay T1 fruit PPOd ont of this 6 I I 1 I wmii POTI In UlUlUV HtlilJ llliinirig I records VESSEL MOVEMENTS latke Michigan Chicago 111 July Arrired: omvecoi I Yancla Wldlar coal Yashlxh Alexandria Bay pavtmr Slone: OgdetiBburg Schuylkill Tmn'slo cnerchandisa ciexrrd: Tuscarora Buffalo floor Kearsnrge Depot Harbor corn Albert Soper I't quaming lit'ht mtn entcajro in my i Arnvea Maunaloa0il limestone Cleared: Jacobs Buffalo corn Maunaloa Du luth light Milwaukee Ju! Arrived: Nor ton tfmltA Afnason Topeka tew art Yale Horn Hanna Wiscon sin Hobart Dunn Cleared Car ter i Ncanaba July Clearrt: Craw ford Klrhv Hartnell Mills HiMird LaRo Et'g llnnian Routh Chicago T44ko rie July Arrived: Kennedy StrH! lor Ma r' I iiUpii ai rito Chlciuo mcr OCEAN STEAMSHIPS'aw Tflrk Barren afford gen for Now York dock 2 a Saturday Arrived: Perugia New York Arrived rederick VITL New York Uverpool ffArrlved: Saronla New York Sailed New yotk Palermo Sailed Dante Aleghieri York Arrived: Cretin Genoa WASH TNG Rids for a bulldinff for the Interior depart ment were opened here John Parker of New York was lowest at $1622000 Buffalo Morse Huth Mullen Esuanaha fiione mHMin Libuu disa IT Runnels Boyne City Mlngoe Aloha Byng Inlet lumber: Turret Capo mt William A DmaMbon llht Oared Morsw Cl Peavey Sunrltr A DonakJson MD auko uoal: Tioga Chicago rritafl dUe M'ngos Rpniffge: Aloha Soo Tunt Erie Hurh Kennedy fluperivr Runnels Chicwo ilRhu Ju Arrived! Pope Murph Payne Odanah Corm Bellwood Gornli lAka Superior ore ClWcd: Ifopo Murph Psyns Odanrh Corvus Bellwood' lAk Superior Hrin Eric Pt Julv 13 Quincy A Show RtnTnlo: Dijotnfak l'tmiu Wlsrxhlckon Cblcago Allegheny Duluth: Mmmy Buffalo merchandise Cleared Quincy A Ehaw Superior light Dlmtnlck Superior coal hid on Huttuloi Mnnny Chicago Allegheny Buffalo rnerdhandh Lorain July Alpena Wyandotte Dunham ftuftafo Booth Den mark adrpurt peter White Cleveland light Dared' Booth Escanaba Den mark Milwaukee Peter Sdberforoh1 airport Jul 13 Arrived: LaWls A1iland A Nettleton Two Harbors or Delos Cooke Chicago mrohan JIm Sulllvnn Conneaut light Oleer rt TdrifoUe light Delos Cooke Buffalo merenanewe Miilltvuii Imhitli roa1 Eamlueky July Arrived: Briton Conneaut Joseph Wood Cleveland etr Itebs Toledo Caso Windsor llrht far yer Al'ee TI Norris Duluth lumber1earod Hurlhurt Smith Milwaukee Caso Goderich coal Ashtabula July Arrived! Rhodes foiperfor lesse CpiUdlnK Duluth Henry Cert Two Harbors nr: Palpuongn Hook erry Erie light Kopp Depot Warier Rock ern' Montreal slpoonge Tort Arthur Khj'l Ch leer cuali HUry crt Su perior iinht Clovrliiml July Arrived North Lend Chicago Mtnnespolie Northern Queen Buftsln msrchshfilMT Lindon Soo luuibrj1 Enabling Ashtabula llghti I) M' trrell Sutarlur ilaoretl! Mln ticaioiia Grewi Bay Northern Queen Tm lutb m' lunH f'ulunvt ovth hl'a iiuht North Tonawanda July 13 Ao STEAMER CHOCTAW Toledo VhmXIm Witartft Tttlv i i xijru nr uirhiv nrarv ir i ivui vv mUuma If 5i'i 99 yorkw plw 90 Cutt Caine: abp and lamb steady Cleveland Cleveland July 13 Uower Bower re porti Hege Reoelpta 1900: yorlier and tt Ml mixed 89 heavtee 6 20 Calves Jit IambB tlO Cattle 1 UL39 lumps 1 ft ten A 1 tl 'Innipn tH rena Millen Arthur Lltsonbrr ser 21 Northville Rina Hayes 18 name llopponhelniS 24 Dotroit Anna Auumn Kamo Ciarncc XV Myers 26 Clevftlsnd Katherine Hynes 22 Stephen Take 32 petroSt Josephine Skoba 22 Paul Wnlynits 23 De troit ldora Dlsluk 17 Antlmny Rutkowski 21 Jtrolt Apolonla Hejnlak 18 Clinton Stroub Decroil: Mng gio Hulowa 35 Anthony Rotter itaatrnW Re in a GabpIniAti 17 rawel Zourlonski 21 Jx trnlt Rosalia i 22 William Myles 2 De troit Margaret Young 24 sarnt KucharsKi 1 John pa it Yeske Meagher 26 Detroit Mabel Pntlf! Irk 'I' SiulH Aifi en Konsol 24 Alvin Mun i Inger 29 lueirborn Alma Zinunennan 20 sntf Mllo Gibbon 23 Detroit Clara Williamson 21 James A White Ann Arbor Addie White 23 De Uolt Leo Chambers 21 Detroit VMa IxsMessurlcr 23 sain Koyl woda 21 Detroit Pauline Bauka 26 serno Whlard Ifensloy 80 Detroit EHa Irniey 2i) Mlcbivl Poro chowMiv 25 Hamtramck Victoria Blclak Walter Zoulllng 27 Grosso Lena Hagen IS I etroll tcfnno eleccla 22 Datiolt Vlnrezlna eHoela lb Dwyvcjomk 25 Detroit Allee 17 same Mike 23 Detroit Mary Biohkowskl 18 vic tor LeBlanc 28 Ecorse Emma Montle 20 Mike Clolok 2J Detroit Luhrotiz Jura 18 tune Detroit Detroit July Cattle: Strictly dry fed steers tanners and bulls steady all others 15rJ5c lower than last week bst dry fed $8 best hardy weight butch er steers (grassers) $7 mixed eteenn and heifers J'J ku handy light butch er $5 light hutch 75: best (own $5G04r6 butcher cows Mfs 50 com mon cows canners beat heavy holla tofeb pG bologna ills 155 Veal Market steady beet $tl others $7ri0 50 Sheop and Market steady best lambs 95 MrMO fair lambs Ifi 76 light tv common lemhs 60 yarllng $7 6019 8 26 fair to good sheep $1 UtH 16 culls und common Marko" steady Us grades $7 70 St Louis 57 tv rtttebnrgb July st ran ct aholce i 16 fldr Vtrc VHftl Shevp and bimbo Rvoolpt Ibtht market MMrty prim 40 good mixed $itffl 85 MJr mixed 25 75 spring tombs 18 Hog: Re ceipts 10 donblo decks market steady to blghwr prime heay $7 Mt mediums and lrnvy yorkcr $'i 20 light yorkers and 'pigs W9 roughs Kansas City Kansas City July Hoge: Receipts 61W market lower $7 40 heavy 1747 3b packers and butcher? $7 107 bl Hunt $7 154T7 ptga $J7 CftVle Receipts SoW market steady prints f'd stem $9 70'410 10 dressed bef steers 4') $'9 66 eon them 6 44ZJ9 cows $4 60 r3'7 76: heifers 10 stackers and feeders $6 75 51 trftr Shopt BeeripW 4 Vi hep strong tombs lower lantbs iS SO'tfS 76 ysarllnge 6 76 7 wethers 26ti 75 60 Chlearn Chicago July Hogst Receipts 1300 wtwk bulk light $7 76 mixrt 16 heavy 25 rough pl SA7 75 pigs 7W Re ceipts 4 WO unsettled native bef Bters $6 $0 western steers tl 8tV cows and tel fere $7 Sheep and lambs: Receipts 9W ahsep rong Iambs lowwr sheen WW 90 laffil $6 3 East BcrffeJo Eejrt lmffafo July IV lmnntng A Ste report: 15 cars filow Receipts to steady hesvv jwkm 15 rigs tot Sheep nnd Receipt two cars: steady: top taieba $J0 26 yearlings 23 WWE toTft Ml Culvr CATARRH of tho BLADDER rMllAVCti 14 24 HOURS Each Cr sulf borx thama 4 tXvn ta wi VESSEL PASSAGES Detroit Townsend 10:50 Monday night 1110 Stanton 12:10 a Tues Wulin lU rtiinvu tv wyanao'xe nr AflrlianH Coulby 7:80 Kopp 77 A S10M 10:25 Joshua Nasi'uyth 11:05 Vmu 11:20 nyuer ui Avrv 2v lbuiuahi K'wrxjintrtnn brummond 610 Cadwell 73S IL Norwalk 8:10 Monday night Al Tues Morrell 7:25 Zll 1 JWm irii STATE 0 A i A A I it Ml fa Ml ffli I E'A LA I EO1 ft i ffl fl Rf a i 1 JT 11 r' Ol i Ml 1 1 A I a i I 1 SW I I gu 1 ISV 1 I fc i a fBKUKUStKSKBUr 11 i 1 a Aj ffl Bbl Ask High Low Bld $45 Ml 85' $56 892 8 tt 9 MRM 901 9J5 916 9 $3 US 9 24 928 9VJ 9 42 924 925 J51 952 9td 950 900975 576 ft 82 975 978 Detroit July Roasted St LauIs July Receipts 4 100 ower jlga and JlgUto p75a7S5 I nlble i 1 a 15 il I'utlu: lu eolpis UmjO rieaxly mt rnd I ftlfrs ys'a'bfir ps HtockKre nd factors Ji: Terns and ind 'tn a 1 If JiJ 0 ntive calves 10 bne i and Imnos: leceipts 4iM: lambs ower piiw nwav Jipnc I muttons Jufs lambs 4.

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