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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-04

eff three terms as governor and a re-
Quest for the position of United States
senator demonstrates a man a selfish
greedy office seeker, what should SIX
times as much office holding and then
a request for the same place demon
strate?'' asks the Delaware County
News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-04

Death from Blood Poison
was prevented by G. w. Cloyd, PUNK,
Mo-, who healed his dangerous wound
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 25c. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
|0[sTOI SUGGESTS
|GOING TO JAIL FOR
HIS BIRTHDAY
sEAR HIS EloHTIETH MILE.
STONE, THE GREAT REFoRmEH
ACCEPTS PLAN PROPOSED BY
ADMlRER IN PRISON AS JOKE. /.

ST PETERSBURG. April 2S.--Vis-
I<ors 10 Yasnaya Polyana agree that
Count Lao srolstoi regards the coming
telepration OF his eightieth birthday
*ith dispIeasure and fear. The
<ounf's latest suggestion is that the
most suitable way TO commemorate
he occasion would be to go TO jail.
"A man named Bojansky, recently
Imprisoned at Kharkoff's on charge
of disseminating the counts works,
wrote TO friend humorously. sug-
Nesting that Tolstoi would like to join
Mn In prison. When the letter was
Wrought 10 Tolstofs attention. he i'm
|znediately wrote to Bodiansky, accept
joE the idea.
Many began the count. may
take II as a joke or a paradox, but
for me II Is the simple, plain truth.
Nothing would give me such JOY, moth
<ng would so perfectly satisfy me as
Just TO be put In a prison, proper
prison. real prison. a reeking. cold,
hupger-hole.
~ have long been wondering IL any
thing could now give me pleasure.
This would, besides, perhaps. content
<nk those who dislike my writings
and their disseminators. this would
tontent me 10 my old age. and save
me from the burden OF the jubilee cell
4bration which Is before me-"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
3-CENT FARES FOR
CLEVELAND ASSURED

CLEVELAND. April 23.-An over
whelming majority of the Forest City
residents have ratified a plan TO set
tie the three-cent fare fight. by the
purchase OF the shares OF the Cleve-
land Electric Co, by holding con-
Germ. at $50 share. Within 80 days
three-cent fares will be a reality in
Cleveland IL is generally believed.
Next Monday night the common
council will formally ratify the set
Element by passing security grant.
IL is probable that on the next day
formal papers will pass consolidating
the various street car lines OF the city
into one system.
Straight three-cent fare all over the
city will be put into eject by May 4.
il possible.
The consolidated system will be run
by the Municipal Traction Co. and
President A. r. du Pont will have COM
plete charge.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 23.--Ciose: Wheat
was strong during the greater epsrt OF
the day and prices were forced nlgher.
The deal appears TO be entirely In the
hands OF the Armour crowd In Chicago,
and may be put where 81 pleases those
people to put H. The crop outlook ~
good. and milling demand is poor.
Those are the only two bearish condi-
lions. Everything else Is making Tor
higher prices. Argentine exports We're
very small, which advanced prices IN
Europe Turkey has taken on the duty
on wheat and will probably absorb all
the Danubian exports for a time IL is
A manipulated market. and very dan
gerous for short sellers
esH @. MAY opened nc higher at sShc,
adwan need to 9e1sc. declined TO eec. and
closed at esas c: july opened 4c higher
NJ SIC. advanced to 1Mc. declined TO
90 .. g. and closed at 81 NC; September
opened unchanged at S5Lc, and ad-
vanced TO sSssc; No red, s6%c; NO. l
white. gs%c.
No. 8. sse; No, 3 yellow cars az e, Zoe !,
sac.
Reans--Cash. s2.2ss May, s2.a0.
Der. 100 bags at $3.50; sample. 10 bags
Timothy seed--Prlme spot 100 bags
= Receipts in the Detroit market on
cars az corn and OF oats. Withdraw
ais Were 500 bbis OF -four stocks are
1ss.0c9 hu OF wheat. f51.797 bn OF corn.
3@4l0 BIZ OF oats. 2.2s3 bu OF barley,
aud li.103 bu OF rya
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
Markets and Finance

Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 2is,oO0 bur year ago, 'sS,Voo
bu.
.Argsntips wheat exports this week
Wheat receipts AT ST. Louis. $1,000
bU. year ago. 900 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts rhurS-
day, las cars; year ago. 500 cars,
Wheat In liverpool closed Is a = d
higher, and corn unchanged
Exports OF wheat and hour on Thurs-
day. 10000 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 2S.--There was a
firm and higher opening In wheat. NAY
selling up "a cent. July iac. aud sep
TENDER Lc. Commission houses were
the best buyers. with offerings light
until advance established. Little sell
ing by pit crowd and scattered realiz-
ing caused some reaction In new crop
months. May holding We'll.
Opening prices: Wheat--May, sSsc.
Corn--May. ssSc. Oats-May, not
quoted. July. 4Snc. Pork-May.
sIs7e1 @12.s5. Iard-May not quoted;
July. sS.tes. Ribs-May, $6.7s II "a 6.1s:
Exporters we-~-good buyers Of
wheat. reported taking going up to 40
loads. The market In the pit was up
lssmeAc for the day. Corn gained y
"a sc. and oats were !. "a iec higher
Hog products were up l5G32isc.
Closing prices: Wheat-May, seh c
bid. Corn--May. 67asc bid. Oats--May.
53s.c. Pork--Alay. s13.05. Lard--May.
sS.071s.l0. Ribs-May. s6.s2ls asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
Pieces of Torn Bills ~
Fall Like Snoqv as tbe
c4lbany Senate AJonrns

ALBANY. n. ", April 2s.-The sen
ate passed nearly 100 bills before II
adjourned sine die al 2:l5 o. M, To-
day. Many of these were important
measures and they. were rushed
through with little or no debate. the
senate session began an hour carrier
than usual in order that the business
might be disposed OF one OF ,ne
features OF the closing hours was the
presentation OF gifts 10 Lieut.. GOV.
Chanler. majority leader. and Minority
Leader Grady. The minority also pre-
sented gifts TO the leaders.
Bills that had failed OF passage We're
torn TO bits and scattered about
A mock session, with Assem- oiymsh
John p. Eagleton as presiding omcer
and AssemDIyman Tufiy as ctert, was
held. and there was plenty OF fun.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
3oOD ROADS SCHEME
MAKING PROGRESS

The good roads work in Michigan
1ns made considerable progress I'm
<1e various counties which voted In
April on the adoption OF the county
3Q4d system or the district road plan
W Mecosta county adopted the county
road system. and the supervisors have
&1pointed the following as county road
conmissioners w. B. Lyons. Big
Rapids: w. e. Reynolds, Remus. and
Chorles Ostrander OF DeerfieId.
Wexford county also adopted the
'bounty ROAD system. Emmett county
~ another TO get In under the county
<oed system. as was also Oceana coun-
<y. In Oceana the board OF supervis-
0re appointed George c. Myers. Ciaud
Jones and H e. Summers commits
1loners
Tecumseh and Tecumseh township.
Clinton and Clinton township, voted
d adopt the good roads district sys-
TEN making two villages and two
<oWnehips In one district. This is the
Ark break into Lenawee county for
GOOD roads. Caro- and surrounding
<oxnships also adopted the good roads
1Istrict plan.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
FLASHED BY WIRE

VIENNA. April 23.-Count Laszio
Szechenyi and the countess. formerly
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, had disa-
greeable adventure Easter Sunday
while boating on the River Laborcza.
Their boat capsized and the couple
were thrown into the water and
forced TO swim a short distance TO
reach shore.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Organized
charity was denounced as mere bid
for notoriety, and the average philan'
thropist was described as a. modern
Pharisee last night by Most Rev. John
J.. Glennon, archbishop OF ST. Louis,
in lecture under the auspices OF the
house OF the Good Shepherd and be.
fore an audience Of $500.
WASHINGTON. April 23.-Presir
dent Roosevelt has decided on Mil
ton D. Purdy. the governments chief
trust buster" for United States dis
trict Judge for the district OF Mime
sofa. 10 succeed Judge William Loeb
ran, who will soon retire for age.
OAKLAND, Cal, April 23.-An at
tempt was MADE wednesday hisnt oh
the life OF j. l.. Gallagher one OF the
main witnesses for the prosecution in
the San Francisco bribery cases. II
occurred at the home OF William Fl
Scheneck. his brother-in-law, at East
Twentieth-st and Nineteenth-ave.
East Oakland, when a huge bomt
exploited and tore away the whole
front OF the house.
NEW YORK. April 23.--Meyer Glas
senberger leaped from the window o
his home on the fifth floor OF the ten
ement OF So DeIancey-st- today ant
was dashed to death on the walk II
plain sight OF his fleeing wife. whom
he thought was leaving him forever
with their baby. The pair had quar-
relied.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
USE MORE CARE IN
FURNISHING BONDS

One reason for the falling of In the
number OF liquor bonds filed is that
saloonists are taking more care TO
get good bonds this year. since the
council committee has shown an in
vestigating turn OF mind. A number
have filed surety company bonds.
A complaint has been made TO Aid.
Korte OF the location OF new saloon
on Dubois-st.. In the restricted district
OF the Ninth ward. Ii the complaint.
which is from a clergyman OF that
neighborhood. is found TO be justified,
prosecution will be started by the ie-
gal department
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
Fly Wheel Bursts; 2 Killed.

CHICAGO. April 23.-The bursting
of 1ywheel at the plant OF the North
Shore Electric Light Co.. Waukegan.
last midnight. caused the death OF j.
H. Hansen. manager OF the Wauke-
gan Telephone Co., and an unidenti-
fed man. Jansen was hurled through
an adjoining building and instantly
killed. j. C.. Kacin, inspector OF the
electric light company. and K. r.
Dodd, draughtsman OF the Naval
Training school, were fatally hurt.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23

Furnished by Cameron Currie * -;
The market has exhibited msrksd
strength this morning, under the lead
or Union Pacific, which has again made
a new high record, selling above 100 on
very heayI transactions ana irse GOV
ering OF shorts. IL has been expected
for some time that many bear stop or
ders would be uncovered az that ngure
and the stock acted as II this We're
trus The success OF the pennsylvania
loan was the underlying cause OF the
strength, especially In regard TO Union
pacific. as III was taken TO foreshaooW
the success OF their loan. whicn u IS
Thought will be announced early next
month Nothing in the general bust
ness situation IL encouraging from a
market point OF view, as trade reports
and railroad earnings are universally
bad. They not only show no Improve
ment but III anything. slight retro
grade movement. They are more than
and the Increased confidence which In
yestors seem 40 be showing
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
COOLEY WILL NAME
EXAMINING BOARD SOON

Ii Is expected that the board TO ex-
anime candidates for city boiler In
spector will be named within day
or two by Prof. Mortimer r. Cooley, OF
the University of Michigan. Prof
Cooley has been away for vacation,
IL Is understood by the aldermen The
ways and means committee OF the
council referred 10 him some time ago
the matter OF appointing board
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
JOHNSON BOOM LANDS
AT ILLINOIS CONVENTION

SPRINGFIELD, H.. April sS.-Ten
men from Chicago. headed by Max
we'll Edgar, brought the Johnson boom
to the Democratic state convention
early today. They at once opened a
campaign and conducted IL through
out the morning. No headquarters
were opened. but the 10 men distrio-
uted a vast amount OF Johnson Htera-
ture and set forth the merits OF their
man with all the ability at their COM
mand. The majority OF the delegates.
however, are solid for Bryan.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
CURRENT PALAVER
OF THE POLITICIANS

Il W. G. Maybury spikes the mayor
Atty boom for himself gently but firm
AZ He believes Mayor Thompson Is
&otifled 10 a second nomination
>NI IE3t L.
j. Edward Bland has not made up
Ms mind as to his intentions this fall.
bnt in spite OF the urging OF many
friends that he come out for prosecu-
tor. he will probably be candidate
Tor the state senate again In the third
dkstrict. He has served in both the
house and senate and made a clean
Iocord. In case he decides TO become
b candidate. II is likely that Guy A.
Miller and other aspirants who have
i6een mentioned will drop out and
leave Bland a clear field The warmest
6Khf for nomination Is likely in the
Eourth district where John ~ Anhut.
Ioseph Greusel and Ward A. Copley
IRE the Republican entrants so FAR.
<oseph Merrell is talked OF as Dem
|ocratic senatorial possibility from his
gistrict.
G. When. Gov. John Johnson comes to
Town next Wednesday he viii find a
sWeicome here among a certain Sec
Hon OF the Democracy. There will be
~ number OF local leaders dropping in
5<o pay their respects TO the Minnesota
nan, said Democratic who Is high
ND "Of course, there win be no pol
|)<1cs In II and maybe Daniel j. Cam
EInu will be welcome TO come in. May
De not
While the Wayne County Demo
<tfatfc club is planning TO establish
<branoh ward clubs in every part OF
me city. It is not expected that this
Will be done at once. We may wait
11nfil the candidates are nominated. I"
ays President George William Moore.
||(kAt any rate the branch clubs win
<ot be organized for a month or SO"
K All the Republican candidates and
e4rcandidates have been invited 10
~ present at the smoker OF the Wayne
>ounty Republican club In Duffield
ol Woodward-ave. and DuffieId-st.,
'bursday evening.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
sAWMILL TO BE RUN
BY ELECTRIC MOTOR

MENOMINEE. Mich. April %
-Chas Zeiser, OF this city,
Is planning to erect sawmill on the
old X. c. Co.'S mill site. to be oper-
ated by electricity. The novelty will
be that II will have no frehole boilers.
or engine, but win be run by a power
full electric motor The mill, If IL ma
will be equipped TO cut
about 10000 feet OF lumber daily.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
tolBid. ts)spnt. n)NomInal.
LIVE STOCK.


MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4g2 market active and 25c To zoe high
err. account light run. bulls steady. We
quote: Extra dry fed steers and he'll
ers, So. 30G6.5o; steers and heifers. Loco
60 1900 lbs. $5.5006: steers and heil-
ers- 500 to 900 lbs. s5M5.15; grass
steers and heifers that are fat. 900 to
700 lbs. s. a $50; choice fat cows. $4.l5
as: good fat cows. $3.50 u 40: com
mon cows, IS: Gamers. s1.I5M2.2S;
choice heavy bulls, 81: fair TO good boz
iognas, bulls. $3.50; stock bulls, s3.2S:
choice feeding steers, 500 to 1000 lbs,
si5Od5; fair feeding steers. 500 to L.
COO lbs. S325I425: choice stockers. 500
to zoe lbs. y4m4.50; fair stockers, 500
TO 700. $4,000; stock heifers. $3.50:
mixers. large. young, medium age. $40
ep45: common mixers. $e5m35.
Veal Calves-Receipts 40, market
good grades. steady, common. is TO 25c
lower. pest s6 q $50: others, $3.50 "a $50:
mich cows and springers. steady.
Sheep and IAmbs-Receipts 1,54i
market 25 TO soc lower; best lambs.
Sc so; fair to good lambs s5I6: light
10 common lambs. s3,50m4 .5o. fair 10
good butcher sheep. s51525: culls and
com mon se.5063.50.
Hogs-Receipts 3.e41; pigs steady.
Others &c lower to very dull Range
OF prices: Light to good butchers. s5ef
$50: pigs. s4.50I5; light workers.. $3.50;
roughs. s4.75@5; stays. $3.50 G4e5.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
Pennsy to Issue Mortgage Bonds.

NEW YORK, April 23.--It has been
officially announced that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. would issue $40.-
100000 of consolidated mortgage
bonds TO run for 40 years. bearing In
terest at the rate OF 4 per cent. The
bonds are part OF an issue of $780,
900 900 authorized In 1853, and OF
which in round figures 1850 900 are
now outstanding. The new issue will
be taken by syndicate composed OF
Kuhn. Loeb & Co, N. w. Rothschild
and Barring Bros. & Co. Ltd, of Lon
don IL is understood that the issuing
price will be 90.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23

Jesse r. Morris. Of shippers. Va.
had close call In the spring OF 1905
He says: AN attack OF pneumonia
left me SO weak and with such a fear.
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me. and death was
on my heels. Then 1 was persuaded
10 try DIR. Kings New Discovery. I n
helped me immediately, and after tak
ing two and half bottles I was a
well man again. ! found out that New
Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and lung disease I'm all tho
world Sold under guarantee AZ E.
c. Kinsei. Gray A. Worcester. Central
Drug Co. drug stores. so and ST. Trial
bottle. 1oc.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
Democratic leader. sent the following |
rantv.
THOMPSON TO ATTEND
BREITMEYER'S PARTY

Mayor Thompson will attend the
opening OF the new casino ON Belle
Isle, Thursday evening. The party
Is being given by Park Commissioner
Philip Breitmeyer, one Of Thompson
rivals for the mayoralty. and by
Lessee William Konen. Politics Will
be forgotten for the evening, how
ever
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
UNION MAN CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT

Jesse A. Gore, corresponding secre-
tary OF local No. Ill. Bartenders Il
Walters union. is charged with en-
bezzling 800 OF the unions funds In
warrant Issued Thursday by JUS
tice Stein on the complaint OF Duke ~.
'Rees, another union official. Il Is al
legged that Gore received a check for
the amount named and failed to turn
4 into the treasury OF the local.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
City Nay Change It's Bankers.

meeting was held In the mayors
Office Thursday morning OF the mayor,
city treasurer and mem
bers OF the council ways and means
committee to consider the advertis-
ing OF bids for the deposit OF city
money In banks. The low rate receiy-
ed by the city from it's banks was dis
cussed and several methods proposed
OF lettering this. including sending a
part OF the deposits away. Another
meeting will be held In a week or so
to determine the exact method to be
used
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23

mass meeting of Polish citizens
WILL be held IN the Light Guard arm
CRY next Sunday at y. m. TO protest
against the law recently enacted by
the Prussian government expropriat-
ing Polish subjects from their native
soil Polish people throughout the
world condemn the act as a violation
of the fundamental principles OF jus
tioa
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
BOSTON COPPER
COPpER LETTER.

Cameron Currie & Cos copper letter:
OpenIng copper cable Spot. f5S 20
cd. up % Sd: futures. f5S i2s Sd. up
Is Cd.
The coppers opened steady this morn :
ing about equal To last nights closing
figures AmalRamated was traded IN
ex-diyidend soc share, this amount
being recovered in the price or the
stock between the opening and the
noon hour. There was an unusuai dc-
nand for Atlantic in the early trading
between 81. and s1ks North Butte held
around Sc. and Copper Range fraction
ally above 81 London copper was
slightiy higher at the opening. At mid
day. the market was quiet with frm
tone.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
xppies-Fancy. ,s@s.sc. common. 81

AppieS-fancy, ssV5'ev, common, ~
Benns-Dried Lima. shIsc per ID;
red kidney, s1.9o@2 per bu.
Butter-officiai prices; Extra cream.
packing stock, Inc per ID.
Cabbage-Home-g grown. 81 per Dbl;
% Ccc,erymFisrida, se.a5 per crate.
crsnSerrses--Late Howes. ta.so per
'CcauIsaower--caiifornia, 50 per crate.
Cheese--Michigan full cream. iic;
coTe--Psckage coffee. s1A7s0isas
psDr pressed Hegs--LIght. 797He per Id;
pressed CaIve.-Fancy. s97c: COM
mon, 53ec por To-
Esg.--Michisag CUR. ut receipts. ex-
F,osr--Micnigaf. patent. in wood.
sssssss; e sSsono go per Dbl i' a1"''
cdsn meal Gss s bran an sis os
chop. s2s coarse middIinxs. sas: fins
midalings, $40 per ton. - ,,-
Fresh veEetshiss-.,, ore. n onions; lSc
lettuce, ioc per ID spinach. 75c
per box; parsley, 20c per doz; wa
ter cress. 4oc per doz: pieplant. 4oc per
SSa a sasc ser oa wsa beams &
0" Girssrs s. $500 go per obi.
Green PepUer8~-SVC per DANhel
HarJvare-wire nails 1870: base
Ssrbed wire. $3.50; No. snneaied wire,
sos ssr netting ,So se s:H sS sna .S
Ga ma p.r cent on: poultry netting
Joint >avetrough. SO and 10 per cent
on: round and corrugated conductor
pine 20 and Ter cent on
Honcy-I'hncy white. ii1lsc. amber.
1916; extracted. 5000 per ID.
Hickory Nuts-s2 per bu.
Hny-petroft shippers arc paying the
following prices for new balei hay In
car lots. y, b. pctroiti No. timothy,
sl3.so@i4; No. p $3.50: clover. mixed,
S1250. rye straw. 81; wheat and oat
straw. $GQ6.50 ton. In car lots.
Hides-No. I cured, Ghc; No. cured
cured. No. /. soc; No. 4 lM9sAe; KID
green. No. l.. 59sc; No. 2. ~ @4hc;
calf. cured, No I. lie; No. 2, 9Zc; calf
green. No. 1. 10c: No. 2. SIC per ID:
horse hides. No. 4, a.: No. 2, 81. sheep
skins. az 10 wool, 25cdtI.
D.isnes-.t1 OILS per 200.
y~rpc as---California. Sz03.kp per box.
Maple sugnr--New. pure. 15c per ID.
Nushroopss---5cc per ID.
Onfons--50 n Use per bu: Texas. s1.6o
31.S0 per bu: Spanish. S1.25 crate.
Olls-.Raw, itnseed. t,c; bottled Rn-
seed, 40 gai, less per cont for cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc:. turpentine. In barrel lots.
''s Slgs su nsv.Is ss7sps
per box
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
PUBLISHERS PROTEST AT
CANNON SUBTERFUGE

WASHINGTON. April 23.-The
campaign OF the newspaper publish
ers OF the United States against the
tariff on wood pulp and print paper
took a vigorous turn today when ev-
cry member OF the house received q
telegram signed by Il. II. Becker. sec.
rotary as follows:
The American Newspaper asso
citation in convention assembled
protests against the subterfuge de-
signed hy Cannon. Payne and Dali
zell 20 prevent relief from The ex-
tortion OF the paper combine We
ask that the stevens bill, now
throttled IN the ways and means
committee. be put 10 vote on the
floor OK the hOuse. We represent
the seventh largest industry In the
United States. and have rights that
congress Is bound TO respect.
To this John Sharp Williams. the
Democratic leader. sent the following
reply:
I Join you In your protest. Get
tile speaker TO recognize me or
SOMEBODY else 10 make the motion
and II will pass. IL is up 10 him.
After the kilograms had been deiiv-
cred In the house a number OF meni-
bers marched solemnly TO Rep.
Payne's desk on which they piled
their kilograms Later In the day Mr..
Williams put In petition over his
own signature asking that the house
pass the legislation asked by the
newspaper publishers.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
NEW yORk METAL.

NEW YORK. April 23.--At the Metal
exchange today. tin developed strong
err tone on higher quotations from
abroad. Spot and nearby deliveries
were up sc; other commodities were
unchanged; lake. stf.75; electrolytic
$1262is castings, Si2.3Ih; lead
Ssg7is. spelter. St.60: tin. $500.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
uosToN COppER sALEs.

BOSTON. Mars. April zs.-SaIes. fur-
nished by Cameron Currie Il Co.: Anal,
All At 100: Bing. $40: Bonz. 100: p. e..
200: r.. & c.. 40: Blu. 2lo; c.. e. A.
G. q A.. 4: Cent, 2; Range, 60; ID w.
Guan.' 10: Lassi.. 24s: Mex. 5s. Mich.
POI: Moh., 60: New. 400: N. B.. 1926; -.
ID. 900: osc. 4: Par. 1i3: shan. zos:
Trim, $50: u. s. r.. 900: do pfd. S;1S5
u. C'y2. Utah. 205: Utah Cop. As. Wet.
<, win TO: WoIv 40 IS
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23

IS HANCOCK. Mich. April 23---fSpe-
.|1{ FINNISH residents OF this town
Nv recently received letters from
I4pd containing special stamps
~ the equivalent for one cent.
proceeds OF which are TO be used
~ extension of the movement for
|(1re tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-23
RUSS COLONY FOR MICHIGAN

MENOMiNEE. Mich. April "a
Especial. "A Russian colony is being
established in this county. A number
OF Russians from Buffalo. ChicaYoand
other cities are already on the land.
building homes. A new postofice to
be known az Orion. will be estab-
iished