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The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
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Dr....a Hes.--Ligh.. 797Ko per Id;
Dressed caivssIFancy. 1860; COM
mG %sr sgShsh Per 10 receipts. ...
ira, case count. lsc per dog.
Flssr-Miehixan patent; n wood.
:: sss : :ssHnd, ps sss psr ooi straight
COARSE ssfn meal. ,s;; corn Az. end S "a!
Sasei sss s sss per ton. VIZ ms
per doz: cucumbers. 90 q I5c per dog,
LETTUCE SO LOG per t0' ps spinach aoI y ssc
ter cress. $50 soc doz; pieplant. 2s9soc
doz: asparagus. slQll0 per dog, green
peas si55 per Du: wax e beans na. s. Ito
GrsD-s-Maiagss. $3.50 q $40 per Dol
Green Pcppsr.-soe per basket
H..Ss.rw,rs na,ns sq S:ss
oarbed wire. $3.50; No. 9 annealed wire.
32.ao; poultry netting before weaving
after weaving. SO per cent OF: wire
Joint ravetrough. 50 and 10 per cent
on: round and corrugated conductor
Ia0i6c: extracted. SO &C per N.
Hfekovy Nuts-S3 per buL
prss. 'sPD ssw sssa
ii3so0ii: No. .. $3.50; clover. mixed.
:ii.@ , sys 5. TOM In car ni ios. anu -
HidsswNo; cured sh .ss No, .he euI ssr
s sissa. No No. l. ss sssc Nc 30 "a ysSiseD:
calf. cured. No. /. lie: No. 2. $40; calf.
green. No, No Zoe i No No = ss p :Sss .S:
skins, as to wool, 25c 6el.
Limss-S1 oil rs per zoo.
Lenos.-Caiifernia. ts93:So per boz.
MaDle Sugar-New. pure. 1bc per 10.
ushr0oms--6Oc per Id.
OniOns--6o q 7ec per pu; Texas, N.so
0l,So per ou; Spanish. si:as S crate. I'm
seed. Acc gal. less per cent for casn
Ia 10 days diamond headhght kero-
sepe 91zc: turpentine. IL barrel lots.
Ornnxes-California navels. $3.50
Pineappies-Fiorida. ss.5oe4 per
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ a2c per 10
Potatoes-Car lots. {. o. b. Detroit.
s5970c per blu: new Bermudas, 81 80
per bu, 81 per Dbl. F!oridas. sl75 per
PouItryEHens. l1hal2c; chickens,
ll,s@12c ID; geese. 79sc' turkeys Is
ss RS,k' sse ,SgsS
heavy. t16; smoked hams i0A q lie; dry
saited briskets. sh q &c: shoulders. shc:
picnic hams, Sc; bacon. II q ii hc; laiu,
In tierces. 9kc; Kettle rendered. lObs
per ID.
strswberrtes-24-qt cases. s343.25
sweet fotatoes-lilinois. s2W2.3. per
bu. So per bbi
swgnr--Crystal dominoes. 80: eagle
tables, s1.25; cut loaf. 1928. cubes,
$3.50: xxx powdered. s6.15: granu-
lated. extra coarse, 1855. granulated. In
bulk, 500 graduated. IN 25-lb cotton
bags. $3.50; Michigan granulated. 50 50
confectioners' A. $3.50: No. /, 1915. No.
.. s5.75 No 3, 1910; No. =, 1855: No. :.
$3.50. No. Q. 1855; No. $500; No. 5.
$3.50, No. H. s525; No. 10. s5.25; No.
IL. 81. 20. No. IL. SIS. 20 per 100 lbs.
Tomntoex-s325 per crate
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
BLOODY KNIFE DUEL
FOR LOVE OF A GIRL

NEW YORK. May 15.-In duel
with knives, three men fighting over
girl. slashed each others faces, early
today. SO severely that they Will carry
sears to the grave. Locked in a room
the men battled while policemen de-
manded entrance. but so intent were
they on settling their grievance that
the police were forced finally TO
batter down the door with axes.
The battle took place In the room
or Usman Johnka, OF East One Hun
dredth-st. Johnka had his left cheek
split open, his arm cut from the Shout
der to the wrist, and a stab wound in
his leg. His roommate, Charles Peters,
was cut on the face four times. had
q cash In the back or his neck and his
hands were slashed. Misak Roiajian,
OF East One Hundred and Thirty.
flfth-st.. was cut on the face. head and
hip.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
SET SEAT IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
CALDWELL a CO. ESTABLISH IN.
PoHTANT CONNECTIONS IN
NEW YORK.

K. d. Caldwell & Co.. the well-known
INVESTMENT securities people who
have been established in this city
since June. 1906, are mailing notices
X 20 their clients that they have ac-
Quired a membership on the New
York stock exchange and have taken
into partnership, Houstoun Nj. Sadler
and Arnold w. Francis, both OF Ne"
York city. Mr.. Sadler is an ACTIVE
dealer on the floor OF the New 10TH
stock exchange. These two gehue
men with the other two members r.
b. Caldwell, OF New York, vice presl
dent OF the Standard Screw compan!'
and Howard Brooke, the local. rep,e
tentative, constitute the hrm al tue
present time Mr. Brooke has reslueu
ia this city since boyhood ana mas
wide acquaintance.
The facilities of f. b. Cadweh
\ Co. for the execution OF oruers ~
New York are exceptional and thelr
house is the only Michigan member
+ OF the New York stock exchause
maintaining an Office OF It's own Al
New York. With it's own nrm mem
Der on the floor OF the New YORK stoeA
exchange, and its own speclal Ieple
sentative on the curb. all orders Trans
mitted will be assured OF lmiheuia'e
and careful attention.
The firm OF Z. b. CALDWELL a. 20.
since June. 1906, has made itseH very
familiar TO investors throughout TINS
state and the west, in the locai anu
unlisted stock and bond business
This department will be continued I'M
der the management OF Johh y
Young, as heretofore, and VIII con
Gtfnue TO receive the same careIul at-
tention. With the addition OF direct
wire service to all principal msrkets,
the facilities for handling unlisted
stocks and bonds throughout the coun'
try will be the best obtainable.
The promotion department OF the
business will also be continued as be-
fore. The firm is interested In sew
eral large promotions. among others
the Pacific fractions company or Ia
coma. washington This is city ana
suburban system. having franchises
covering 25 miles of streets In Taco-
ma alone. and right of way from
thence to Olympia. Washington. They
are also developing large water pow
er in the Puget sound district. r. ..
Caldwell is managing director OF ooth
these projects.
e. B. Caldwell & Co. have hand
some suite of Offices, luxuriously. fur-
nished. occupying the entire front or
the sixth floor OF the Penobscot build
fnU
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

ceded by an academic procession, led
by speakers and trustees of the col
character. Addresses were made by
Edward NJ. Shepard. l.. l.. D., chair
man OF the board OF trustees OF the
college; Mayor Mcclellan: John II.
Finley, president OF the college; Os-
car s. Straus. secretary of the de-
partment OF commerce and labor;
James Bryce. ambassador OF Great
Britain TO this country; Charles w.
Elliot. president of Harvard college
and several others. Joseph II. Choate
former ambassador of the United
States TO Great Britain, was also on
the platform.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
WOULON' BUY
BONDS UNDER PAR
JIM POUNDS PECULIAR IDEAS OF
FINANCE RESULTS IN LOSS
TO WATER BOARD

A difference Of opinion between
water Commissioner James Fl. Pound
on the one hand and Mayor Thomp-
son and Commissioner Pendleton on
the other, resulted in the calling on
OF deal for the purchase OF outstand-
ing water bonds with the money In
the water board sinking fund.
Commissioner Pound made a pro-
test last winter against keeping the
sinking fund money locked up as
long as there was a chance OF buying
back bonds and thus cutting of the
|31-2 per cent interest payable each
year. There was about $4,000 In the
sinking fund at that time and the
board agreed TO redeem $4,000 worth
OF bonds.
An offer came to sell back some
bonds and Pound was anxious to re-
deem $4,000 worth. Commissioner
Pendleton held that 1t would be prop
er to pay about SO for the bonds but
TO this Pound demurred.
I'VE should pay not less than par"
he said. ITO take advantage OF the
financial stringency to get back our
bonds cheaply would hurt the citys
credit"
Mayor Thompson took the view that
the city should buy back as cheaply
as II could and the deal fell through
Pound is now chairman Of the ways
and means committee OF the board
and will again make efforts TO redeem
outstanding bonds at par.
He has also instituted a change In
the method OF auditing accounts. Sec
rotary Quincy has been notified to
have all accounts ready for checking
up on the day before each regular
meeting and Commissioner Pound
and Lemke Will go over every Item in
dividually and learn for what purpose
every dollar is spent.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
SHORTAGE OF OFFICERS
ALARMS BRITISH ARMY

LONDON. May 1.-THE shortage OF
officers in the British army has be-
come so alarming that the command
ing officers propose calling the atten.
ton of parliament to the state OF az
fairs. The cause of the shortage is
inadequate pay.
Before British officer enters a regi-
ment his parents must pay at least
fifteen hundred dollars a year for his
training at military college like
Sandhurst OF Woolwich. second
lieutenant in an infantry regiment re-
ceives only one and a half dollars a
day. so that he has to be kept In
definitely by his parents or guardians.
with the result that the latter are
more and more sending their sons into
business.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May l5.-Close: Wheat
ruled easy most OF Friday. but nrmeo
up at one time when shorts were COW
ering. European crop news was built
ish. Danubian ports reporting less
favorable outlook for the growing
wheat. Argentine offerings were small.
but Liverpool made a decline. At home
the crop news was bearish. wether over
the winter wheat belt showing much
Improvement.
Wheat auotations-Cash No. red.
4 car at e9hc; May opened nc lower
at 81, lost he. advanced to 81. and
closed at 9ehc: July opened at 81 20.
at sshc touched Sec. advanced to SO u c
and declined to s9Ae: No. red. ss14c;
No. / white. 9shc.
No. 5. FAC: No. yellow: car at 7sc.
Rye-Cash No. 2. s5c,
,u Bsa1 = $ s;s. and May. Sass bid
Clover seed-Prime October. SO bags
at sT.ss.
Receipts IN the .o Des ss, market sO. on
cars OF wheat. OF corn. OF oats. and
1 of rye No Withdrawals were re-
ported. Stocks are 146.,s4 blu Of wheat.
2.2ss bu Of barley. and, ss1s blu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
1874 cars: year ago: 2s5.
Wheat exports from Argentina this
Wheat in Liverpool closed u I'D
lower. and corn unchanged.
Weeks exports of wheat and hour.
100000 bu; Fridays exports $4,000
blu.
Wheat receipts at primary points FRI
day, 331 900 bu; year ago. $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 15.--Larger Argen-
tine shipments than expected and inn
proved weather conditions caused de-
clines OF &c In wheat before much sup
port In evidence. Selling was quite
general by commission houses and PIT
crowds.
Opening prices: wheat-July, so%
G9o1ec. Corn-July, e5Sc. Oats
July. AZ Nc Pork--July. 1890. Lard
Not quoted. Ribs-Sept, s747h q
$50.
Wheat was of iaG&c; corn was y
a &c lower. oats were ~ nc down.
Provisions were fractionaliy higher
Bulls refused to give the market sup
port. and there was but one course for
prices In consequence
Closing prices: Wheat-May, 800
Corn-May. 14Ac. Oats-May. 54Ac
bid. Pork-May. 1925 nominal. Lard
May, sS.321z asked. Ribs--May, $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
ATTORNEY FITZPATRICK
TOUCHED" FOR WATCH

Attorney W. g. Fitzpatrick. associat-
ed with Timothy E. Tarsney in the
law frm of Tarsney & Fitzpatrick, re-
ported to the police. Friday morning.
that he was touched" for his gold
watch and fob while going home in a
Woodward car Thursday evening. Mr..
Fitzpatrick suspects a stranger with
whom he shared seat as far as
Stimpson-pl. where the man left the
car. Mr.. Fitzpatrick noticed that the
stranger jostled him unnecessarily as
he left the seat. but thought nothing
'of II until he reached for his time
piece. as he neared his home. aud
found Ii gone.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie CO.:
The market has been broad and ac-
tive today. and as a rule, prices have
changed but little from last night 5
close Reading, Pennsylvania and Bal
timore & Ohio have been the strong
stocks this morning and In the rest or
the list fluctuations have been confined
within narrow limits and price changes
have been tI9fiing. The same confident
tone prevails. however. that has been
in evidence for so long. and the mar
ket tends TO grow dull on all little re-
actions Sentiment has steadily I'M
proved and there are beginning TO be
signs OF an Improvement In general
business in various lines. The dry
goods trade IS somewhat better and
the same may be said of cement and
copper. The bond market continues
strong with fair degree OF activity
which is gradually spreading to some
of the second grade bonds.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
PRODUCE.

Official quotations on butter have
been rather running away from the
cago and New York have been lower
than Detroit and the board was com
PEELED TO drop the price in self-defense.
but at the same time. the market. Is
loaded up with stock bought on the
basis Of last Mondays Elgin quota
tIons. and actual selling prices TO the
retail trade are somewhat above the
official figures. Receipts OF poultry
were liberal. and took some pushing
TO move, but at the price. most dealers
cleaned up all fght.\ Eggs are hold
ing steady and firm. and fresh fruits
and vegetables are fairly active and
steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
MICHIGAN GENITAL STOCK YARD

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCk YARDS.
DETROIT May 15.-Cattle-Actlve
and steady. Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers. averaging from LOO
pounds TO l.40O pounds, eos. choice
handy killers. s4.75u5.75. Hight 10 good
butchers steers and heifers. $i945Q:
common killers and fat cows. t2.76 as:
Gamers cows. 81. so a $50: common to
prime shipping bulls, s30450: light
butchers and heavy sausage bulk
s215q4; stockers and feeders sesc1
1850 per cwt Mich Cows--ActivA s25
a 60. Veal Cafves-Active. at s4a 8. so
per cwt
Sheep and Lambs--Dull and lower.
quality fair. choice lambs $1,000
$50: light to fair sl.5Om5.5O: common
TO prime sheep, t3a5.5O: mixed sheep
and lambs sos: common killers.
f275n325.. culs. s2G25O per cwt
Hogs-Duil quality common; prime
mediums and fat workers., t53045.4O:
light workers. and pigs, ti.50d 81 roughs
s4.15u5 per cwt.
Receipts until moan: Cattle. lac;
calves, 1923: sheep, 1868. hogs. 1,017.
EAST BUFFALO.
Repsvt Of Market opening ny sadler.
Hsrtck = Co.. Commission MerchantA
BUFFALO. May Is Especial. Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5000. medium and heavy,
Iss.s59s7o. workers. $500 gssS; pigs.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
DEDICATE COLLEGE
BUILDINGS IN N. Y

NEW YORK, May l5-At the dedi-
cation OF the handsome new stone
buildings OF the College of the City
OF New York. Thursday. Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. representing her husband.
close friend OF DR.. J. p. Finley.
president OF the college. touched the
electric button which started the col
Iege bell ringing in the turning over
OF the institution from the city to the
trustees.
Mark Twain was present in his
scarlet gown. presented to him at Ok.
ford university, and occupied a seat
on the platform In the handsome hall
during the ceremonies.
These ceremonies, which were pre-
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Opening copper cable: Spot. i5s Is
Cd. up IS Cd. futures. f5s Us Cd. up
2s cd
The market opened strong this morn
ing at about yesterdays fnal ngures.
Anna gamated opening "A half point
higher. Trading was on fairly ac-
tive scale during the forenoon. though
prices did not change much The tone
was good. however. and the market
still maintained its breadth. IL being
easy TO either buy or sell in all parts
OF the list. North Butte received the
most attention and was freely traded
I'm around 60. The metal in London
opened fractionally higher. IL was re-
ported that lake copper sold here yes
terday at IL cents pound
Boston wires: There Is now consid-
cradle buying OF copper by consumers
who for some time had been holding
of for lower prices This buying 10 for
domestic consumption and in conse-
Quence lac copper is now looked for
within a very brief period.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

kalsmazoo-The new Hickman no
tel was formally opened Thursday. y
was estimated tonight that 10000
people passed the hotel doors. AT
noon a luncheon was served to 100
business men. During the day, visi-
tors 10 the hotel carried away towels.
dolles. sheets and other things which
they found In the bedrooms. claiming
them as souvenirs This afternoon
the maids had TO take loose things
from the rooms.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
BOsTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. May l5.-Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie & Co. Anal.
1850. Az. ,4s; Anc.. sos: Arc. 500;
Aria Conn., rs; Atl $50; B. C.. t5Si
c. & H., 10; Cent. l,2oT: Mer.. 1.lso;
Range. s.53s D. w. rs, Elm. l5o; Fr.
545. Or. 10. q. C. c.. 6.s54: Roy. g.
$50; IaSal 1855: Mass. 31o; Mex. 400;
Mich. 2.340: Mob. l.520; New. s25
Newh.. las; n. B.. 5.165 o. D.. zoos;
Csc. $50; Par. 2,0l5: Qy.. es5; RI. AGO:
s. Fe. 765; Shan. Ass. st. NJ. %: Sup.
200: do pfd eli; u. c.. 325: Utah Cons.
4.35s: Utah Cop. 10; Wet. los; Win.
100. WolV.. lO4.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
AppIe.-rancy. ss0aso: common. u
atff nsr bhl

AppIes-Fancy, vs0sSc. common. 81
Beaus-Drisd Lima. sMwsc per ID:
red kidney, S1.so6f per bu.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY prices; Extra crear.
cries, e2c; frsts. \20ci crooks. lec: pack
ing stock. i5c per 10.
Cabbage--New. s2.25 per crate
CeIery--F1orida, ~ per crate.
CrsaSerries--LAts Howes. $3.50 per
c.uiiaowsr--caiifornia. n.7s6s per
doz.
lac. Emburger. new. DC; old: lie:
CcWe~--Packags coffee. e1A7s0 1876
Der 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
ONLY ESQUIMAU EDITOR
CELEBRATES JUBILEE

COPENHAGEN. May 15.-Lars Mol
Ter. the only Esquimau editor in the
world. has celebrated bis fifteenth an
niversary as editorial writer. publisher,
typesetter and printer.
His weekly appears In Godthaab,
Greenland, and contains besides re-
ports on commercial affairs In Green
land, contributions by Esquimau hunt
ers and fishers from all parts OF the
Polar regions. y
All the work on the paper. including
Illustrations. IS done by Greenlanders.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
New Strauss Opera Next Year.

DRESDEN, May 15.-Dr. Richard
Strauss new opera, Electra" will
have its initial production here in jan
nary, 1909, according to the latest ar
rangements. Yet these arrange
ments" may be upset, unless DR..
STRAUSS finishes his orchestration be-
fore the latest date set by him rather
Indefinitely as towards the end OF
1908"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. May l5.-The cotton
market opened Arm. unchanged to nine
points higher While there was less
excitement II was broad market new
ertheless with violent fluctuations in
July after the call. the price at one
time rising from S.52c to s57c on three
sales Some heavy pressure developed
for that delivery on the call. presum-
ably representing unified orders at the
close Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Markets and Finance
s5Q5.IO Sheep-Receipts 900; Top
lambs. $3.50 $40. calves-Top' t'-e'
MARKET CLOSE

soU DO. Sheep-kecelpts wv Wy
lambs. s6.7506.9O. calves-Top, s'-o'
MARKET CLOSE,
EAST BUFFALO. MaS~1S.-Cattle-
Receipts 290 head. active anu hrth.
Neals-Receipts 1000 head. active, 100
lower at 81 ~ o. Strrrp ufrri tsrfrtbs =
Receipts IL 200 head. slew, lambs loo
lower, sheep 25c lower. lambs, t5u6.yo'
yearlings. s6W6.25. sheep: sz,'5 o: .
hogs-Receipts $50 head. slow, 100
l5c lower: workers., $3.50 a 30; pigs. 80
eI6.o5. mixed and heavies, $3.50 u 90.
roughs. $t50gi.55; stays, f3.75Q4.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, May Hogs-Receipts
20. 600. left over 1892, quality fair. mar
ket slow. sc lower. bulk, $3.50 6,t5;
light. s5l5m5i5: mixed. ss.i6Q5.i5;
heavy. S5I0G 5.i5; roughs. s5l0m 5.25
workers $500 5.45; pigs. si35u5 3. is;
good TO choice heRVies, S5.e5 q .. As. GAG
tle-Receipts 1000. market slow and
weak: Texas steers, si.65G $50, west
ern steers. s4.50u6. stockers and feed
eTs. 5000 $50, cows and heifers. S2.40
@6.40. calves. $i,55Q 6.25. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 1000. market weak. natives. 81
@6: westerns. stW6; yearlings. 500
Sos. lambs. native. 1915 u so; west
erns $3.50 o5
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
COPPER MARkET-CLOsE.

Ariz. CONT. 10. Apex. 4A Att. 10 =
Arc. 80. ALI. 30is Adv. 2L Black
Nth. 4ss: Bos. Cons. IL. Bos. Ely.
Cop. Con. T3is; Cons. Mer.. 40; C. a.
H., eI5 C. & A, 10: Cent, 24is DAILY
w. 10; Davis D.. az Z. Butte. 5ss
Elm Riv.. ] Ely. SIS Frank. So; Or.
Helv.. 2; IaSal.. 15h Lake. 10; Mass.
3N Mob. sou; MAI, So Mich. 10Y
Mex. Con, sr; Nip. :; Isle Roy. FIN
Dom. /: " Butte, So. do Ex.. lH; Old
Dom. 37A: Csc. ga Par. 221a uincy,
Sc. Raven. ! a; Rhode ISL. 3A Shan.
IA Sup Pitts. 1917 Santa Fe. 2H; Su
Cop. ISL. Tam. 60is, Trim. Cop. Is;
Utah Cons. as: It'd Cop, com, IN; u F..
s. Oil. 22h; L. s. r. & s.. 3sh do
pfd. AZ: Wet. sh: wolv.. 1875. Boston
Corbin. 1871 Sup. a Bos.. u.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON. May IA superior collec-
ton OF 1856 bales was offered AT the
tition was animated and all sections
bought freely. Good greasy merinos
and fine crossbred were In active re-
quest for the home trade. and Ameri-
cans paid 11I1d for hrst combings
come back greasies and first fleece
River Plate and Punta Arenas wool was
In prisk demand Following are the
sales: New South Wales. LOO bales;
secured. 1Ikd4is Sd: grease. "A g9lz q.
Queensland, 100 bales; greasy. 6hs "
Gid Victoria, LOO bales secured.
10itd@1s shd: greasy. 90 OIL I'D;
ais I'D New Zealand. 300 bales;
greasy. AZ g10hd. Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal. 200 bales: secured. Is 4dv
Arenas. $500 bales: greasy, 3L 4ss4d
River Plate 600 bales. greasy. 3 q u I'd
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
ASKED THAT GLACIERS
BOND BE MADE $50,

LANSING. Mich, May l5.-Because
some one at Chelsea sent Judge West
a telegram asking him to deal harsh
ly with former State Treasurer Frank
p. Glazier. the Ingham circuit judge
appointed a committee OF the bar to
visit Chelsea, inquire into the meth
DDS OF his correspondents. and Xde'
termine what II anything should be
done with them. The committee Is
composed OF 8. l.. Kilbourne. c. +.
Hammond and A. NJ. Cummins.
Judge West will not reveal the con-
tents OF the message.
CHELSEA, Mich. May 10Th.
Identity Of the sender OF the message
to Judge West has not been revealed
beyond rumor. II Is said that the sig
nature was 1900 depositorsY and the
contents I'm substance was Make Gla-
zer's bond not less than $4,000"
Things that make some girls blush
make others turn pale.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
CuuCxGO LIVESTOCK.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currte
coup. lO3A. Qloiia; new IS reg, 1905
Ql0lA. do. coup, 1905 UlOlA new
As reg, 1909 @lal y. do, coup. Ill u
bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

Mt. ciemensvMrs, Howard Elliot,
OF ST Paul. Mimi, wife OF President
Elliott Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Co. is at the Colonial hotel. Mt.
Clemens
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

Probably the power OF coming quick
ly to a decision does as much TO save
friction as the power TO sign a check.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Onion
Crust Company
DETROIT. MICH.

A reliable and re-
sponsible depositary
which would be
pleased to receive
your time deposits.
OFFICERS
HENRY b. LEDYARD. Chairman
FRANK w. BLAIR. President
; A =. =. WHITE. vies-Pre.ident
GERALD J. McMEcHAN. Secretary
CHARLES r. DUNN. Treasurer
ALEXANDER c. LONG.
Assistant Secretary
HOBART =, HoyT. Trust Officer
WIT. BRADFORD. Boad ofieer
IsRAEL r. cowI.Es. Manager
Tisi& cusrsntss and Abstract Dept.
GILBERT r. osMUN.
cnstsdian Safety Deposit Vault
f. HRAxK x. LMoEnANN.
Real Rstats offeer
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

Things that make some girls blush
make others turn pale.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Quotations by Cameron Currie g. Co:
Open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

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