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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01

Grant Holden is having cement
sidewalk built at his residence.
A social hop was enjoyed by a num-
Der of couples last evening in Central
Hall.
John Jones took several excellent
pictures of the Yale Creamery the first
of the week.
Watch for further announcements of
the Epworth Leaguers' supper next
Wednesday evening,
G. III. Haynes has moved his house
hold goods into the Vincent house OPP
posite the Catholic church.
q. G.. Burt is tearing down the two
houses on Kennetick street and will
entirely remodel them.
Weather permitting, cOney islands
will be sold at the Expositer Office sat
urday evening. Try them.
+. ii. Drake has purchased fine
driving horse of Al Setter of Melvin
and is now getting him into condition.
The Board of Education has rehired
the following teachers:-Supt y. j.
Drouyor, Misses Merrill, Goheen, Roy
and Ware.
EllLdDtlll MCOOlJ tllltI ldlutu a mum
Der of young friends at her home on
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
her birthday.
The high school team goes to Mar
lette Saturday to clash with the high
school at that place. Here's wishing
them success.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
the young people of the Epworth
League at their social business meeting
Wednesday evening in the church par
lors.
Jas. Sterling has moved into his
house on Jones street, which he recent
ly purchased from Edward Newell.
We welcome him and his wife to our
midst.
Keep it in mind that Yale will have
one of the biggest and best 18th of July
celebrations this year ever held in our
city. Tell your neighbors and make
every preparation to attend.
l.. II. Armstrong has had his house
hold goods moved to Yale and his fam
lily are settling in their home on Me-
chanic street. Mr.. Armstrong will re-
main for time in Almont.
After twenty-one years of partner
ship the law firm of Avery & Walsh of
Port Huron has been dissolved, Lin
coin Avery retiring to attend to his
many duties as collector of customs.
A raging rain and wind storm visited
this section last Saturday and did con-
siderable damage. Trees were uproot-
ed, roofs of barnsblown off and win
dows in the Paisley Hotel blown i'm.
Ryno & Cavanagh's horse sale on
Monday, while not largely attended by
outside parties, was a success as far as
the bidding was concerned. The boys
disposed of number of good horses.
IL is their intention 10 hold another
sale i'm the near future.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

A convention OF the Republicans of st Clair
county will be held In the circuit court room in
the City OF Port Huron on Saturday, May 9. at 10
o'clock I'm the forenoon, for the purpose OF elect
ing twenty-three (23) delegates to the Republ-
can State Convention to be held In the City OF
viii elect four delegates at large and four alter
nate delegates at large to the Republican Nat
iG, and the purpose Of nominating fourteen can
didates for Electors of President and Nice-Pres-
ident of the United states. state Central
Committee and Chairman will also be elected.
The county convention will also elect twenty
three delegates to attend the Republican Seventh
Congressional Convention to be held at the city
of Port Huron on Monday, May II. for the pur-
pose of electing two delegates and two alternate
delegates from said Congressional District to
the Republican National Convention TO be held
at Chicago on June l6. and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly come be-
fore that convention. At the same time the
selection of County Committee will be made.
The several townships aud wards will be en-
titledtO the following number of Delegates
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01

In housekeeping time don't forget
Chi-Namel and Jap-a-lac for old furni-
ture and floors. Hutton carries them.
If you want steady work that's pleas
ant and profitable, write at once to The
Hawks Nursery Co., Wouwatosa, Wis.
Largest in the State. 90
LosT-A bay FLY colt two.years old,
with white snip on nose. Got out of
my pasture on Thursday morning of
last week. Reward offered for return
of same to DR.. VIM. II. Yuill, Yale, 2
LosT-Somewhere on Main street,
between the Pere Marquette track and
Beavis 81 Hutchinson's store on Tues
day evening, lady's gold watch
Leave at Expositor office and receive
reward.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01
Auction Sale.

Joseph Shurrer, living 3 miles east
and 3 mile north of Blaine or miles
west and = mile north of Lakeport,
will offer for sale at the aboye premi
SEES his farm stock, including several
fast driving horses, implements, ETC.,
on Thursday, May 9TH, 1908. Sale to
commence at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01

The caucuses to elect delegates to attend this
Convention will be held In the Town Halls Of the
several townships on Thursday, May z, at 1900
O'Clock p. M, except I'm townships having no
town hall. where the caucuses will be held at the
place Of holding regular biennial elections and
at such time as named In the regular primary
notice, which notices are 20 be posted up at least
FIVE days prior TO said caucuses I'm at least ten
public places I'm each of said townships; and In
the cities of st. Clair. Marine City and Yale at
1870 clock p. m, at such places as thecity com
mlttees OF said cities shall select; and In the city
OF Port Huron In such places In the various
wards as shall be selected by the city committee
at the hour provided by law.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE,
by SPAIN X. PEARCE, Chairman
BURT ID CADY Secretary
Port Huron, Mich, April Is, 1905
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Il. q. Holden 81 Son, meat dealers,
doing business i'm the city of Yale, St.
Clair county, Michigan, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Bert
Holden retiring, and T.. G.. Holden con-
tinuing In the business. Dated April
IS, 1908. L. q. Holden.
Bert Holden.
All outstanding bills and accounts Of
the firms are to be paid and assumed
by me. Il. G.. Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-01
YALE VS.. BROWN CITY.

Talking about the development of
colt pitchers among the Tiger recruits,
they are not in it with the colt pitcher
who made such "a showing last Satur-
day against Brown Citys sluggeTs.
When 1t was learned that the regular
pitcher could not go, some tall rustling
was done to get another twirler. AS q
last resort George Blackford was called
upon to do the box act, and after the
smoke of battle cleared away results
showed that the choice could not have
been better
The grounds were in fierce con
dition mud covering the whole intield,
making sharp playing almost an inn
possibility. Notwithstanding this,
Yale's infield received many words OF
praise for their teamwork and general
playing, while Brown City had reason
TO be proud of her outfield, every gar
den being classify covered by their men.
Our boys showed that they are
corners in the national game and that
they will have to be reckoned with in
the county championship, BaXters
running catch in the Outiield made
them all open their eyes and mouths in
amaZement. Next saturday, May 2, the
boys go TO Marlette to play the high
school team there. In all probability
no difficulty will be found in beating
them. For some unknown reason we
were unable to get look at the score
board, but here is a little fodder we
have CLEANED for the statistical fam
Pitcher-BlackfOrd
Catcher Allen
l Base-R. Holden
2 Base-Somers
3 Base-C. Hallead
S-Goheen
LF-Owens, Baxter
RI. Holden, Sexton
CF-P. Hallead
Innings-1 % A ) 6 : 8 9 10-Tol
Brown City 0 3 0 900 0-6
Yale ii. So 00l 003 Is
Hits-Yale 10, Il. G.. .. Struck out
by Blackford s, by Thomas >. UNI
pires Will Lane and Limits. Brown
City's battery Thomas and c. Holden.
SCHEDULE.
May 2-Marlette at Marlette.
May 9-Port Huron at Yale.
May 16-North Branch at Yale.
May Brown City at Yale.
May 30-Not settled.
June 3-Port Huron at Port Huron.
June 6-Marlette at Yale.
June l3-Nort Branch at y. Branch
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
RIVER VICTIM
NOT IDENTIFIED
DESCRIPTION TALES WITH
THAT OF MAN FORMERLY MISS
ING BUT HE HAS RETURNED.

The body of the unknown man
found floating in the river in the rear
of No. 1909 West Jefferson-ave., Thurs
day afternoon, is still unidentified In
the county morgue. and there Is moth
ing about the mans clothes that gives
the coroner any clue as 10 whom the
man was.
Detective Robert Clare viewed the
body Thursday night and from de-
scription on file in the detective bu-
reau. thought 1t was that OF j. Henry
Williams, who disappeared from his
home at No. ITO Twenty-third-st
July 2. The Identification seemed
complete when the detective found a
sore ON the leg of the drowned man,
which correspondent with the descrip-
ton of the missing Williams. Inquiry
at the latter's home revealed the fact,
however. that he returned week ago
and is very much alive.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
LAUGHS AT
GIRLS LURID CHARGES

Samuel Lando, a young Italian, who
says he works on the Buffalo Doats'
laughed outright in the police court
prisoners dock, Friday noon. when
Justice Stein read TO him a complaint
sworn To by Viola Leonard. of No. "a
Champlain-st.. who charges Sam WIZ
threatening 10 kill her.
What for | wanta killa herr said
Sam, when he could finally straighten
out his face. Il no wanta to seea her
face no more Why. Mister Judge. |
spenda $465 on data girl In fourteen
months, and now I'm trough. wanta
forgetta her"
But she says you tried to burn the
house down over her head and tried
to hire men TO kill her" pursued the
Judge.
For reply Sam merely gave vent to
another roar OF laughter that Injected
the crowded court room and caused
everybody to join In. The audience
couldn't exactly figure out how sam
found any humor in the situation In
which he found himself. but Sam EVIL
IDENTIFY regarded II as a big joke.
Miss Leonard caused Sans arrest
Thursday night after receiving a let
ter from him in which, she says. he
threatened to kill her that night with
out fail She notified the police ana
Detectives Black and Wilson captured
Sam AS he was about 10 enter the
premises. shortly before 8 O'Clock.
He will be tried next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
YOUNG COOPER SILENT
ON FAMILY'S MURDER

CADILLAC, Mich. July 17.-Fred
Cooper, survivor OF the Cooper trag-
edy. has been discharged from the
hospital and has gone TO the farm
home OF his uncle, Ira Cooper, one OF
the wealthiest farmers In Osceola
county. The boy was taken for an
auto ride yesterday afternoon and he
displayed far more interest In the ma
chine and its working than he did In
talk about his murdered family. He
was never before passenger in an
auto and he asked some questions
about the machine that made II EVIL
dent that he is not dumb and that
his mind is not affected as the result
of his wounds.
Any information about his family
or of the tragedy. Of which he is the
sole survivor. does not make an I'm
preston on him. His doctor said that
he believed that the boy was physi-
cally and mentally competent, but that
his makeup is such that he would not
show any grief.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
SPANISH WAR
VETS ELECTION

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July lin a
most emphatic manner the depart
ment OF Michigan, United Spanish
War Veterans, declared itself In IA
vor OF the adoption OF bills now pend
ing In both houses Of congress, which
provide that the widow OF veteran
OF the war with Spain and In the
Philippines be placed on the same
basis as the widow of the veteran or
the civil war and the Mexican war.
Maj J. b. Westnedge, OF Kalama-
ZOO, was elected department com
mander 10 succeed John Considine, OF
Detroit after spirited contest with
Capt. Mcintosh. OF Traverse City, and
Charles Ismond, OF Jackson.
Other officers elected are: Senior
vice commander, j. c. Ervine. OF Bay
City: Junior vice commander, j. IL.
vanaken. OF Coldwater; inspector
John Dolson. of Saginaw; judge ad-
vocate. A. O., Reese. OF Jackson; chap
lain, Rev. L. w. White, OF Jackson !;
marshal, o. w. Mosier, of Detroit;
surgeon, DR.. Boyse, OF Kalamazoo;
board OF administration. c. L. Booth.
A. II. Gamer. Albert Hartenstein, p.
l.. Abbey. l.. II. Funk. Samuel Davis.
ID. f. Andrews and Thomas Stratton.
The new officers were installed by
l. n. Kinney. OF Bay City. The en-
campment will be held next year at
Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
BELONG MAN IS
PRIZE WINNER
e. e. poTY COPS SECOND TROPHY
IN COMPETITION CONDUCT.
ED BY PHOTOGRAPHERS.

A Michigan man won honors for
himself in the national competition
OF the Photographers association
which was decided Friday morning.
f. f. Doty. of Belding. Mich. was
winner OF the second prize among
hundreds OF pictures exhibited by the
greatest Photographic artists OF the
country.
The silver cup. going with first
prize. was won by julius c. Strauff,
of St. Louis. Mo. Third prize went
to b. Frank Moore. Cleveland. This
making OF awards finished the bust
ness OF the session and the conven-
tion adjourned.
The morning program included a
demonstration of negative develop
ment both by ordinary and brush treat
ment. Ryand W. Phillips, of Phila-
delphia. conducted this in Light In
fantry armory.
There was a social session with the
manufacturers and dealers exhibiting
at the convention which lasted until
3 .. m. The latter part OF the after
noon Is devoted TO sightseeing by troll
ley and boat.
A special feature which winds up
the convention is the Novitiates' night
OF the Hypo club. social organization
OF the photographers. which takes
place during the evening in the Light
Infantry armory.
Frank X. Barrows. OF Boston, VINO
was chosen president of the associa-
ton, Thursday. was formerly treas
urer
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
DON'T ADVERTISE
SCOTCH WHISKY
IN SOUTH"
BILLPosrERs TELL FOREIGN DIS
TiLLERs THAT THE SOUTHERN
FOLK WILL STICK TO THEIR
RYE AND BOURBON.

Billposters OF the United States are
TO r. c. Campbell, the national so
1icitor abroad. While a campaign Is
on to secure the advertising OF Eng
lish and French manufacturing
houses which send their goods here,
they are warned that the American
billposters want the paper printed on
this side of the water.
Your sheets are the wrong size and
they do not suit the American taste. "
is the way II is put up TO the for
eign advertiser. Besides, you have
20 pay heavy duty on posters shipped
in from England or France.
let the American printer have
your business"
Merchants in other lands have
learned the great depth OF the Amer
lean purse and are not satisfied with
what Americans spend abroad, but
are reaching after trade within the
country. Even from Egypt and Pales-
tine, the billposters are getting or
ders. A Scotch firm decided TO sell
its whiskey here and made prepare
lions to bill all the big towns OF the
country.
Don't put up sheet OF paper south
OF Cincinnati" Campbell exhorted
them. THE southern gentleman will
drink his rye and bourbon no matter
how much you praise your Scotch
and you might just as well keep 10
the cities OF the north. where they
drink everything"
The Billposters decided to honor the
new state of Oklahoma by holding
the winter directors meeting In Ok
lahoma City.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
.FYFE. OF BERR|EN,
FOR ATTY. GENERAL

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. July 17.-tSpe-
cial) by the unanimous In
dorsement OF the Berrien County Bar
association. Attorney Lawrence c.
Fyfe. OF this city. today became an
Active candidate for attorney general
0f the state. His brother lawyers in
session pledged their support to him
in complimentary resolutions. Friends
pf Fyfe say he enters the race with
the support of many influential Re-
publicans throughout the state pledged
10 his candidacy.
Mr.. Fyfe Is well known and popu.
Ear here and has a large state ac-
, Quaintance. He was member OF the
Btate Legislature for the years Sl-S3,
representing the first and second pre-
cincts OF Berrien He was a candi-
date for speaker of the house and had
been talked of for circuit judge three
years ago. He was a candidate
against Orville w. Coolidge, Mr.. Fyfe
also was a member of the constitution
al convention. taking an active part
in the proceedings and serving on I'm
portant committees.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
SHOOTING
JURY O|sAGREES
cORONER'S MEN UNABLE TO
TELL WHETHER FRED COM.
MiTTED SUICIDE.
BENTON HARBoR. Mich, July !

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July II.
Especial THE coroner's jury.
which yesterday held an inquest over
the bodies of August and Fred Gross,
the Pipestone township farmers who
were killed in fight with sheriff s
posse. after celebrating for some
time. announced that they were un
able TO agree.
The announcement came as a sur
prise. for It was generally supposed
that the jurymen. after the undertak-
er's statement that there was no EVIL
dence on the corpse To show that
Fred committed suicide. as at first re-
ported, would have no trouble in de-
Gliding the manner OF his death.
II is now said that the posse had
no particular leader and that. instead
OF being regularly deputized, the farm
ers were asked" TO go to the scene
OF the trouble at the Gross homestead.
No specific orders were given TO shoot
either OF the brothers. Fred Gross.
when his body was found, was
clutching his gun In his left hand.
The bullet which killed him had en-
tered the right temple.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
ADMITS HE is A
FIREBUG; CAN'T HELP 1T

IONA, Mich. July III don't
know why I did 1t. just simply
couldn't help IT," said VIM. Cicero,
after he had confessed to Sheriff Gil
ley that he set fire 10 the hall over
Phelps store early Thursday morn
ing
Cicero. who is about 80 years old.
appears TO be not all as he should be
mentally.
He is also said to have admitted
that he knew something about the
lumber pile at the oarshops taking fire
the day the Grand Trunk depot
burned. and also about fire Monday
night. although ne denied setting
them He will be examined as TO his
sanity.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17

Appl~s-Fancy. s3.50145Oi common,
81 as per bbl: new sl25@ so per bu.
Ru,t~r-ofncial prices: EArra cream
cries, 22e: frsts, zoe; crooks, lie; pack
ing stock. 16c per Id.
BInck b~rries-I.awtons. sS.50a4 per
bu
CanIinower-Caiifor ,.75g2 per
Ceiery-i5 a eoc per doz.
12c: L!mourger. new lac: brick. lac;
Schweitzer. old. 1sc; new. i5c per 10.
California Fruits-Anricots. $3.50
peaches. si.75 per box; plums. $50 per
Cherrie.-s150a2 per bu.
Conce-Package coffee. sl4I59lS2s
'Cnrrnnts-se.5Oa3 per bu.
Dressed CuIve.-Fancy. sQshc: COM
rlon. ca &c per ID.
6rsts. case count. 1sc per doz.
$50: second P e M; s sd,sS; straight.
coarse cofn meal 'G eonn and SSt
chop, SEQ coarse middiings' va: hne
Fresh vesetnbIes-Creen onions. loo
per doz: cucumbers. 35440c per dog;
lettuce. 25c per ba: spinach. 7sc
doz; asparagus, 75c@sl per box; green
peas, $1.25ml.50 per blu; wax beans.
soc per box; green beans, '5c per
Gooseberries-s2 so per bu.
Green Peppcrs-s0c per basket.
Hardware-Wire nails. s2.3O; base,
ard ss PER seH Mt on @ Hsiss
barbed wire, $3.50: No. annealed wire.
sS2o: poultry netting before weavins.
SGh a sS Dsr S $50 p Feet senS o ard w sH
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 per cent
OF: round and corrdgated conductor
pipe. 10 and per cent on
Hos~y-Fancy white. lao 13c; amber.
Hickory Nuts-$2 per bu.
following prices Tor new baied hay In
s sfa ,Sssi q No .. Z. siosoSli: Clover:
mixed sio r TON s in e%r iot. wheat an"
cured, No. i. slac;. No; 2. 7,sc; Kip.
green Sen no no Sc N Cali i green s%re No No
2, ifisc; horse hides. No. /. So. No. 2,
So; lamb skins. 2o@4oc; shearIings. 10
Huckiebcrrie.-s27 per bu.
LImes-;lWI25 per 100.
Lemons-Caiifornia. $S.1514.o5 per
MeiH"s.@caiifornia. s2a5g2S5 per
case: Georgia, sl.50ql.i5 per case; wa
termeions. 3oq zoe: Gems. 65c per bas-
ket.
ELECTROMAGNETIC per 10.
Onlons-Spanish. $3.50 per crate.
southern, 81 so per 70-lb sack.
OiIs--Raw linseed. 4ic: boiled linz
seed. 45c gal. less 1 per cent for cash
ir 10 dayr: diamond headlight kero-
senc. 9hc: turpentine. In barrel lots,
ranre.eCai!fornia naveis. st25tt
$50 per box. Mediterranean sweets.
s3.5o.ai per box; Valencias. ss.2Sg+'s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s25o03.5e per
case.
Pears--s2 per bu.
Penche--E;lbertas !,basket hats
75c; 6-baskct crates, sl.5ogl.75' bush
go. Sorn-Dicar-. w acc PEI ~
Potatoes-virginia white. $3.50 per
PcuItry-Hens. 1919 d11c: chickens.
iOis dllc; broilers. 19M zoe; geese, Sc,
ducks. 13a1ic; turkeys. lac per ID.
Fro, i-iou--Aiess pork, $500, family
pork siSn1S.50. light clear. sl6.15,
heavy. $3.50. smoked hams. 13a IL rs
dry sailed briskets. 10u lOi1c; shout
ders 1OL.c: picnic hams. ?ci bacon, l3w
i2 isc; lard. In ticrces. 10Ac. Kettle
r. nde~ed. lie per III,
Ra~pberries-Black $3.50 per-bu; red,
swgar--crystai dorninoes $3.50: eagle
tablets. s7s5; cut loaf. ss75: cubes.
Sc 40. xxx powdered. s6.Is: Rranu-
lated. extra coarse. ss.s5; graduated, IN
bulk. S575: granulated. In 2o-lb cotton
rags $3.50: Michigan granulated. 1855;
confectioners' A. 1870: No. ]: ss7s: No.
3 ys.S5; No. .. $50; No. Z. sos; No. s.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
MRS. HERTZ TRIAL
POSTPONED TO JULY 28

Looking as pretty and demure as a
china doll. Mrs. Elizabeth Hertz APP
peared In Justice Stems court, Friday
morning. with her attorneys TO answer
to the charge made against her and
City Physician Stutzke by her hus-
band, August Hertz, who claims To
have traced the pair to the Breitmey-
err hotel on recent evening. But
Mrs. Hertz was not prepared TO pro-
coed Her attorneys asked for an ad-
journment, TO which Assistant Prose
cutor Eaman, after conference with
the husbands attorney, gave his con-
sent. Accordingly the examination
will not take place until July %.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
Conductor Held for Trial.

Fred Mead, one of the ID. u. X. con-
ductors charged with the larceny Of
tickets from the company as an al
legged member of a gang that was sys-
tematically robbing the road several
months ago. was bound over to the
recorders court for trial. Friday morn
ing. the old bond being continued. Ed
ward Beedshyser. another conductor
similarly charged. will have his exam
nation Saturday morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
WH|TLOCk AND
JOHNSON COMING
TOLEDO AND CLEVELAND MAY
ORS WILL AID THOMPSON
IN CAMPAIGN.

Detroiters will witness the unusual
spectacle OF three mayors on one plat
form when the fall campaign Is on.
Mayor Thompson has received offers
OF aid from Mayor Brand Whitlock. OF
Toledo. and Mayor Tom l.. Johnson,
OF Cleveland ana both will be here To
speak OH municipal questions, particu
larry street railway matters.
Ohio cities elect their mayors In the
odd-numbered years so that the Ell
ecutives OF Cleveland and Toledo can
get away without danger 10 their own
fences.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
STATE AUDITORS AWARDS.

LANSING, Mich. July lin the
fiscal year. which closed June 80, the
awards of the board OF state audit
ors aggregated $47S,79116. or this
sum. $323.375.04 was for general pur
poses; s77,569.65 for printing; s3S.-
66l.22 for binding and s39.1S5.25 for
stationery. The awards of the board
on account of the state constitutional
convention we're more than $4,000.
The total awards OF the board for
the fiscal year, 1906. were 1921 $780,
10 and for 1907. s463. 9COS7.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
NAGEL OPPOSED
TO TAKING SHIPS
THINGS MERCHANT MARINE
PROBLEM WOULD BE SOLVED
WERE HIS IDEAS FOLLOWED.

Assessor John c. Nagel has solu-
ton Of the merchant marine problem
that he thinks would obviate the nee
essity OF any ship subsidy plan or
other makeshift 10 increase the Amer
lean marine.
II find that foreign cities do not
tax their ships while We do here says
Nagel THAT creates saving Tor
vessel owners abroad and II follows
that foreign shipping will be able to
prosper over our heavily-taxed ships.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Curr!e X Co. HIGHS Griswold-st:
COPPER 1MARKET-CLosE.

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2Ola New Cons. 12ls New. Utah, 3,
y. Butte. 73ik: Csc, l02hs quincy, 81;
Raven. 100; Rhode Isl. 3 ~ shan. IL -
Trim. Cop. 1884: L. :. II. a s.. Sc; 10
pfd ~ Nict.. 5i4 Wolv.. l32.