davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-17

birthday. The game of fishing was
played Sergeant Allsup caught the
largest one. A dainty luncheon was
served by those present.
Mrs. l.. A. Barnes entertained the
young people to an elaborate lunch.
con Wednesday at noon, compliment.
ar yto Miss Birdella Johnson and
Charles Comfy. The color scheme was
carried out in full, the table being dec.
GRATED in purple and white. Those
present were Misses Viola Spaulding,
Birdelia Johnson, Messrs. Ed Comfy,
Brown, Pascal Comfy and Charles Con
ly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-17

Or Wednesday eve nits the mem
sers and friends Of II. r. IN H. Club
gave a surprise party the parsonage
70 Mrs, Redt, the oct .sion being her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
HAWKINS REPORT
WORTHLESS, SAYS
COMMITTEE
LATTERs STATEMENT TO COUN-
Gil WILL BE ONE LARGE ROAF
FOR MAYORS ACCOUNTANTS
CITY LOSES ONLY TRlFLE.

Worthless and misleading" is the
way the council committee on streets
characterizes the mayors investiga-
ton OF the department OF public
works, made through N. A. Hawkins
& Co. One section OF the committees
finding In regard to the Hawkins re-
port was read and approved in a
meeting Thursday afternoon, and II
is roast from beginning TO end.
In their report, the aldermen call
attention to the fact that they cheek
ed up the Hawkins report In the
presence OF a member of the hrm OF
n. A. Hawkins & Co. and that he ad-
mitted the errors found by the COM
mittee's accountant. Howard {. Beck
The committee does not attempt an
explanation OF the motives or methods
which caused the bringing In or a re-
port which contained such reflections
on the d. p. W., reflections which
were afterward disproven. Some or
the committees conclusions follow:
THAT gross errors were made by the
examiners for N. A. Hawkins & Co.,
notably I'm their report upon the trans
actions of the sidewalk department
that In some cases transactions were
assumed to be incorrect or irregular
where a thorough investigation would
have shown the contrary. and that by
reason OF the ,misstatements, errors
and imperfect work done by N. A.
Hawkins & Co.'S examiners the report
submitted by them becomes almost
wholly valueless to the city OF De-
troit"
\ In regard to the sidewalk DIVISION
IL Is shown that the city loses sl.7S,
where II was alleged that more than
$4,000 was missing.
In the permit division, the pook-
keeping system OF which was pro-
nounced by the Hawkins report to be
absurd. the committee finds that out
Of p. 900 transactions, there were but
Is errors, and that parts OF these
were due TO a misunderstanding by
Hawkins & Co.
Commissioner Haarer told the COM
mittee that he Is ready TO make any
improvements In the system OF his
Office that are needful. having already
made many changes in the past three
wears and that he only asks that
such changes as may be recommended
be made gradually so as not to dis
.furb the workings OF the department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported nothing
very important In the way OF price
changes this morning. Eggs were let
down &c on the board yesterday. but
the market was called Qfrm at quota
tions. Butter Is steady. but with an
easy undertone. due TO the fact that
much more than usual has gone into
storage this year. Poultry receipts
were liberal and broilers were rather
easy Potatoes were firm and steady.
and the Vegetablet list was active OF
ferings Of berries were ample without
being excessive but red raspberries
were again I'm bad order and had 20
be rushed of. Receipts OF peaches
were liberal. and the market a shade
lower. I..
Appies--Fancy. sS.50q45o: common,
sfGs per Dbl; new si.25 dl.6o per bu
Bu,trr--Osncial prices; Extra cream
cries, 22c; hrsts. 20c; crooks. tic: pack
ing stock, fsc per 10.
Blnckberries-Lawto SO per bu.
CnbbnGe--s5c per doz: e1.76 per Dbl.
CsuliHower-Caiifor s1.7s@7 per
CeIery--i5 a 2oc per dos.
Cheese--Micnigan full cream, new.
lie: Liwblrger. new t3c; brick. 1<c:
schweitzer. old. 1sc: new. 15c per ID.
California Fruits-Aprfcots. $3.50
i7k per box; cherries. r.50df per box
peaches. si75 per box, pluns. $3.50 per
box; grapes. s275 per crate.
Cherries--s2 q 2.50 per bu.
Conee-Package coffee. sitIs0isss
&c arrsnss--,asoa, per bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
BOY BURGLARS
VERY ACTIVE
SEVERAL CASES REPORTED TO
POLICE, BOY OF SEVEN BE-
ING THE LATEST.

Youthful burglars are unusually
busy at the present time. particularly
in the west part of the city, and sew
eral recent burglaries are blamed To
unruly boys.
Otto Franz. aged Z, of No. 1l3 Nc
Gregor-st, was caught Thursday al
ternoon in the store of A. w. Weaver,
No. 539 Baker-st. Mrs. Weaver heard
some one prowling about the store,
and running in, caught the boy ana
held him until the police arrived. he
had in his pocket s2.95, and that sum
was missing from the till. Otto told
the police that he was induced TO
steal by a boy named Steve. and the
small BOYS living In that vicinity tell
great stories OF Steve's prodigality.
He has been known to spend ~ on
the merry-go-round in one evening,
and he will treat a dozen boys at once
Ia ice cream. The officers are now
looking for Steve.
The home of Adolph Hoffman. No.
27l Linden-st.. was entered THURSDAY
afternoon. and a $40 watch and a
small amount of money stolen. Thurs
day night the watch was found In
Grand River-ave. pawn shop. Robert
Bourke. aged IA. of No. 7Sl Eigh-
teenth-st.. and Robert Exton, aged IL.
OF No. e44 Eighteenth-st., were arrest
ed ON suspicion A third boy is be-
ing looked for Exton pleaded guilty
in police court Friday and was SEN
fenced to 90 days in the house OF cor
rection.
John Querback, aged IA, was arrest
ed Thursday on suspicion of having
stolen bicycle from Fayete Horri-
gan. OF No. $50 Third-ave.
Oficers of the Vinewood station are
investigating "A stabbing ARRAY In
which Samuel Bedson. aged IL. of No.
1899 Michigan-ave.. is said to have
been severely cut In the arm because
he refused TO give August Palichlek,
of No. 426 Roosevelt-aye., a chew OF
tobacco. No arrests have been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
BRYAN IS ASSURED
! OF SOLID sOU7H's
SUPPORT
EDITOR JosEPHus M. DANIELS,
WHO FEELS DYKES PULSE,
SAYS THE sourHRoNs ARE
LINED UP FOR coMMoNER.

LINCOLN. Neb.. July 24.-wm. j.
Bryan was kept busy all yesterday and
Tar into the night. receiving visitors
at Fairview. Members of the local
order Of Maccabees, and representa-.
dives OF Negro Bryan & Kern" club
we're among the callers.
8 Probably the most important visitor
WAS Josephus Daniels, of Raleigh,
N. c., proprietor OF the News and OBJ
member Of the subcommittee OF elev-
en- which Ii to select a national chair
man, and other officers OF the commit
tee. His friendship and political judg-
meut are highly priced by Mr.. Bryan
and for that reason he was summon
Cd here for conference on the pres
ent situation and with special refer
epce to the conditions in the southern
states.
The Democratic nominee was assur-
I'd that the south would be solidly for
thim and that the assertions, alleged
to emsna&e from Republican sources.
that they would carry North Caroline,
Virginia and Georgia, we're but dog
day politicA''
Mr.. Byan has retired from active
work on the Commoner and will not
be personally responsible for matter
appearing In 1t during the present
campaign. Chas. w. Bryan will be
the publisher and Richard L. Metcalfe
the editor during the campaign. Mr..
Bryan has Issued a public statement
tO-that effect.
Mr. Bryan has all preparations
made to leave for Chicago at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon. He will leave
Chicago on the return trip Sunday
night and will spend Monday after
noon and evening at Omaha, where
he will take the initiation to the order
|of AkDar Ben, carnival association.
and viii mske them a speech.
He will be home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Bryan insists that no one has yet
been chosen chairman Of the national
committee. and that duty rests with
the subcommittee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS


DETROIT. July 24-Cattle-Dull and
steady. outlook lower. Prices Sea
as follows: Choice steers. averagins
from 1000 to l.2oo lbs; s9;So9e.to
to good butchers steers and heifers,
e75Q41O; common killers and TAT
cows. s2.5OG4.50: Gamers cows, $i,25W
sSS4so: liSht butchers and heavy sau
sage bulls, s2.5Oq3.50; stockers and
feeders. ;2.5O@4s6 per cwt. Mil'h
cows-Active. s25@5o. Veal Calves
fair: choice lambs. ss.75@725; light 70
fair. s5.5O96.5o; common to primo
sheep. $50 $50; mixed sn nTbpsc sn cuiIs
Hogs-5c lower. quality Toor: prime
mediums and fat workers.. se'eeSSmss'tiSS :
llsns y0 s5.s5 as $50 per cwt
Receipts: Cattle AZ: calves, 81;
sheep los; hogs. 53l.
EAST BUFFALO.
Rcport of Market Opening by sadler,
Rortcl< a Co., Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO. July 24.--tSpecial)-- Cat
tle-Receipts light. steady. Hogs-Re-
ceints 1000; medium and heavy, S1
7.o5; workers.. e.s9ge9S ood pigs sso tS 1b
SO s ne,ppo.Ton ss sSo0' TOP 'a"0'
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, July "a
Cattie-Recelpts $50. slow and steady.
yeals and Calves--Receipts l.lOO. ac.
iambs-Recelpts 1900. lambs slow,
sheep active. steady; spring lambs
s5,50a SO; yearlings, so s.sS sheep
55Gl45O Hogs--Receipts $500. slow.
\5 GlOc, lower yorkers, 5000 $40, pigs,
ss.i0qs.25. mixed and heavies. s6.sog
o5. roughs. $500 $50; stays. Sia 4.5O.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAG0, July 24.-Hoss-Receipt
1900, market strong to shade higher.
bulk. ss.50G6.70. ught,( s6.l6d6.tfh F:
mixed. So. 6.s7h heavies, s625 g
6.ssis roughs. ss,2sW6,ts pigs. $3.50 az
Choice heavy. ssi5GSsTh. Cattle
Receipts 5000. market good, steady
others weak; beeves. si.154s; Texas
steers. $4,000 500, western steers, s3.s)
$3.50; stockers and feeders. s2;sS q
l65: cows and heiters. s2q6; calves.
s5.750725 sheep-Receipts 5000. mar
ket steady: natives. ssso@.se west west.
lambs. natives. s45odSso: western.
$3.50 aS.6O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
aosTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. July 2a.-Sales. fur
nished by Hayden, stone * Co.: Adv
1857. \. c. p. s.067; Am. Zinc. 80
Anc.. 4e5; Arc, 100: Ariz. Conf, 50t
Atl, 10; Bling. 100; Bos. Con. $50
Bos. N Corb.. S.ls5; Butte Coaln. 500;
c. & A. IS: c. a H.. 5: Cent. 40: Cop
Range. ss5; Err. $50, CIR. So e, C. q
9s7: Roy. 345 LaSal. $40. Mass. %,
Mex. 100; Mich. 100: Mob. 81; NJ. G..
$40: New, $50: Newh.. 250A n. r., q
93s. O. D.. sl5: Csc. 10; Par: 20i0
GU 235: $. Fe. %: Shan. l.l6o sup.
Cop. So: Tam. 90. Trim, IS; oil, LILO;
U s. r. s.. l.i36: do pfd, 1853: Titan
Con. 1,l37. Utah Cop. 467; Wet 100;
Win. s35.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July 24-Close: The tone
in wheat was strong. ana prices al
sss . an sy CROP
porte had much TO do with the al
vance. Ii IL said that heads. which APP
pear to be all right. have no wheat in
recent hot wave. Rain Is wanted IN
many parts OF the northwest In order
to insure even moderate crop. This
strength was helped out by smart
cash demand from millers and export
ers Threshing In some parts or the
southwest IN interrupted by rain. but
there 10 satisfactory movement OF
Wheat Quotations-Cssh No . red. i
car at s2s.c, September opened at
s3kc. touched 93&c. and closed at
vanced to csc. and closed at nc; May
opened at sslsc. touched 81. and closed
at sshc; No. red. s9ac. No. white.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3, Use; No. yellow. ! car at sOisc
Oats-Cash No. , white. csc bid; to
at 47c; September. 10000 bu at ACC;
No. white. I car at 64isc.
Rye-Cash No. ?. car at 15e. old
August. zoe.
Beans-Cash. s2e5. October. sls5
bid: November, Sl.11.
Glover seed-Prime october. zoo bags
at $50: December and March. $50;
at $3.50.
Wheat receipts at ST Louis. III 900
bu; year ago. $4,000 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market FRI
day. included zoo bbls OF bour. cars
OF wheat. l OF oats. and OF rye. WItH-
drawals were 200 hbls OF -four. stocks
are 1c4.736 bu OF wheat, $4,000 bu OF
corn. $3.50 bu OF oats. and 2.909 bu Oh
rye.
Wheat In Liverpool closed IS q .. u.
and corn ,. higher.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday
343 cars. year ago, 222 cars.
Kansas wheat crop, 6S,s92,00O bu, ac-
cording to the Drovers' Telegram.
Exports OF wheat and hour Friday,
14O 900 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday, 100000 blu; year ago. 173'OO0
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Wheat reacted from the best prices
late on profit taking by some OF the
big longs Final figures showed net
gains OF AZ q sc for the day. Coru
was !. QTsc higher for nearby months,
but " a &C of for deferred months:
Oats unchanged to u a. sc higher. ana
provisions were l2i1 a 22lsc lower
Closing prices: Wheat-Sept., 81 IS y
81 nc asked Corn-Sept. 1886. oats
Sept. 4Sa gaShe,o 90 b,s E,se
Sept. $40 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
Markets and Finance

Cd. up Is Cd: futures. f5s los. up rs Cd.
The copper share market opened
strong and higher this morning, Anal
gamated. Butte Coalition and North
Butte being the most active issues.
Amalgamated opened y higher than
last weeks close. and advanced an al
ditional y during the morning hours.
Anaconda gained a point and other
prominent Issues u point. The tone
was thoroughly strong during the fore
noon and az midday prices were hold
ing firm at the high points The metal
in London opened rs Cd higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
Dressed c.iv..-Fancy. sasno: com

Dressed Csiye:-Fancy. s9sho; COM
mon. e07e per ID ,, ....,.
nr:t ss case count. islac per doc.
ss.:s second S ss mt S sssS; straight
" Establishing lots bran. ,ss.oo;
coarse corn meal s2s; corn and oat
chop. sac; coarse middiinss, s2s; hns
F9e.n veSs,able.~Green onicns. Zoe
per doz: cucumbers, s6G4oc per dog;
lettuce. 25c per bu; spinach. $50
e sox aspsrssu SOC ,geati per box; green
peas. Sl.254lL0 per bu; wax beans,
9oc per box; green beans. see per nam
per: homegrown tomatoes, ~ per pu.
Gooseberries--$9 per ou.
Green Peppers-soc per basket
Green .Corn=ls O 2oc per dog;
haraw"rs- W. ory nouitry nsttins
s % ans ea DS5 Wire. ,sss: s.issni.sd
barbed wire. s2.so: No. ? annealed wire.
Cloth. Siao per 100 feet; lap and alp.
Joint savetroash. SO and 10 per cen.
pipe. IS ard 6 per cent on
Hcnsy-Fancy white: ia01sc: amber.
io9lic: extracted; sSste, per ID.
s.a@betroit shippers are paying the
ca, .S,s No b. ps'rSa os SS; 'iI sioysy
mixse' ,io: S rye Straw S. wheat 0s and
oat straw 81 ton. in car lots
Hide.-No. / cured. s1sc: No. cured.
s sIfP; cured Ts 10; l. zoe; No. 2. sHe: KIP
No /, &c; No. ., l2c; green. No; /.
lsc; No. llhe. per Id: horse hides.
Huckieberries-,275Qs per ou.
Lime.--,lgi;26 per 100,
Maple suE:,E ;,. pure ,,,l lsc Der PEI ID;
termeions. so9ioc: Gems. csc per bas-
Mu.hroo m.--soe per In.
southern. $3.50 Der 76-iS sack:
Oils-Raw. iinseed. SAC. boiled lin
seed, +sc gal. less per err. s si,at for cash
sene. eve; turpentine. In barrel lots,
Orrss navels. A:s0
S. 81 per box: Vaiencias. s4.2s0A7s
Pears-sl25 per bu.
PinsappIes-f1orida. s2.6oTS.ee per
Peache.-Elbertas. s-basket crates
sl.75; bushels. $2.75.
f:;.: s:..Tat a Fl per = ssas.s
PouIiry-Hen.; 1Oh 91lc; chickens,
a S iSs,i S!o ssrSey lSe per
PrOvistOns-Mess pork, $3.50. family
pork. 3lsqlS6o; light. clear $3.50
| dry sailed briskets. 10Q1ohc; shout.
| ders 10kc; picnic hams. &C: bacon, ID q
13hc; lard. In tierces. 10kc; kettl'
! rendered. lie per Id.
Raspberrie.-Black. $3.50 per bu
red. $685. per blu.
suxar-Crystal dominoes. ss20: eagle
tables. syIs cut Loaf ss'SS; cubes be-,
| lated. extra coarse. 1915 granulated
| in bulk, s5.65; graduated, In 25-lb cot.
ton bags. $50; Michigan granuiate 1
1870: No. 2, 1855 No. 8. $3.50; No. 4
1855; No. s. $500 No. s. .s5.45; No. I
$40; No. 8. s5.35; No: 3. $3.50: No. 10
1925; No. IL, $3.50; No. IL, s5.15; No
10. $50; No. II. $50; No. Is. $50
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
COPPER MARKET-CLOsE.

Adv. 6is Bos. Cons. 1915: obs. a Cor.
i77s; Butte Gin. 25ls Bing. Cons SO;
Butte & Lon. SO: Cop. Con. 74h; Cons.
Davis D.. .: f. Butte. s7s Elm River.
~: Fly. ia First Natl. 5A Or. lol :
c. Can. 1oh Gold. Cons. 5ss: Kew
Cop. Z a; LaSal., 1874 Lake. en- Mass.
en-: Mob. 81 "A Mai. 81. Mich. s%
Mex. Con. 5: Isle Roy. 20a4. New.
Cons. 10: Nev. Utah. 8: New Dom. 2;
n Butte. rs: old Dom. 3sls. Csc. lol :.
Par. 25 Quincy, 80: Raven. 90; Rhode
ISL. 80 Shan. l4is Sup.-Pitts., l27s
Santa Fe. sls; Sup. & Bos.. As; Tam,
az: Trim Cop. l4L: Utah Cons. AN
T. .. oil. 9sia L. s. r. & =, ssE
do pfd i6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
MRS. GOULD WITNESS
MAY TURN EVIDENCE

NEW YORK. July PA new turn
was given to the conspiracy feature
of the Gould divorce case today when
Mrs Julia Fleming. who was arrest
ed with Mrs. Ben Teal and Detective
Frank Mousley on charge OF man
ufacturing evidence against Frank
j. Gould. was taken from the Tombs
10 the Office of Assistant District At.
torney Hart under the escort Of sew,
eral county detectives. When she en-
tered Mr.. Harris Office with her attor-
ney. the rumor arose that she had Of
fered to turn states evidence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
DOUBLE DROWNING
IN P|CkEREL LAKE

MUSHROOM, Mich, July 24.-(Spe-
cial Word was received here today
from weare. Oceana county, telling Of
double and almost triple drowning
tragedy in Pickerel lake.
Henry A. Wehren. aged AZ, a pine
apple grower of Florida, and Floyd
Walker, aged 8, OF Wears. with Ralph
See, who was saved, were thrown into
the water when their small boat cap.
sized. The bodies we're recovered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
A Rank lmposter.

HE claims that he built the first
try
boats were running and blowing up
regularly long before he was born
Philadelphia Press.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. July 24.-At the Metal
exchange today, an irregular tendency
war shown. although further strength
developed In copper. All grades being
advanced lsc. Tin was weak. Spot
other commodities were unchanged
Lake. 1874 9lShc: electvoiytic. Jpn 9
l27,c: castings. 12h Q12%c: spelter.
4 94.50c: lead. 440I 445o; tin, 1929
G30T5c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
STUDENTS LOST
IN THE SWAMPS
TWO PRINCETON BOYS RETURN
AFTER TERRIBLE HARDsHIPs
KILLED BEAR.

MARQUETTE. Mich. July 24.-Half
insane and at the point OF complete ex.
haustion, Carel Pepia and Albert Ny
quist, Princeton university students.
were brought TO Marquette after hav.
ing passed four days and three nights
In the swamps Of the Swanzy district.
The men left last week for a\tramp In
the woods and. not expecting TO stay
away more than day, failed to pro-
vide themselves with supplies for a
long trip. They became lost. and wan
dered for miles through the forests
and swamps until rescued by search
Ing party.
In addition to the terrors of starva.
ton the young men reported having
faced death In an encounter with a
black bear. which they dubbed 10
death after fierce fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den stone 4 Co. New rs reg. 10Sss 40
l04i. do coup. 103A m104L new 80
reg. 100 q 1904. do. coup, zoos. a lOl ;. !:
new As reg. i2OL Gl2lA do, coup,
l22L al23L
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
NEW YORK COTTON.

CHICAGO. July 24.-The continued
drought in the Dakotas and nrfn cap'es
-hig heEnpeninx -with-uIei lnSs
Hight and mostly against the ups. Com
mission houses were on both sides out
there was fairly good selling on the
bulge.
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The parliament of Greece has de.
cided that women shall be eligible as
telephone operators. Even the Chi
nese in San Francisco. In spite OF
their Oriental conservatism, are said
to employ Chinese girls for the Chi
psse telephone exchange.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
CARY HARbOR
IS NOW OPEN
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY MARKS
BEGINNING OF STEEL TRUST
TOWN AS PORT.

GARY, Ind, July 24.-When the
steamer e. II. Gary, with the first
cargo OF iron ore with which the great
steel mills of the United States cor
poration here will soon begin opera
lions. arrived In the new harbor here,
great American flag was run up at
the harbor entrance. The ceremony
marked the formal opening OF the new
harbor.
Immediately the American gunboaI
Wolverine, responded with salute Of
81 guns. The naval training ship
Dorothea and the revenue cutter, Jus
carora followed with salutes as the
Gary passed to her dock, carrying ore
weighing $4,000 tons.
AS soon as the harbor had been
reached the formal exercises began.
the speakers talking from the steam
er's brigade. The guest of honor was
John w. Kern, of Indianapolis, Demo
cratic candidate for the vice-presi-
dency Other speakers were James
r. Mann and e. ID. Crumpacker, mem
bers Of congress from the Calumet re-
gion; VIM. Livingstone, OF Detroit.
president Of the Lake Carriers asso-
citation, and representatives OF the town
Of Gary and of the steel company. Fol-
lowing the speeches there was an ex-
hibition OF rapid work by the vessel
unloaders In handling the cargo OF the
Gary. An inspection OF the mills fol-
lowed. Then there was parade,
headed by the marine and naval re-
serves, through the city OF Gary, with
reception at the Gary hotel. Here
Mr.. Kern and others mare brief ad-
dresses from the balcony OF the hotel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis G. Gorton. l413 Majestic bldg.
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Onion
Crust Company
oEvao,T, MicH.
OFFICERS
oEvRoiT. MlcH.

HENRY b. LEDYARD. chsirmas
FRANK w. BLAIR. President y
Al EFF. WHITE. vie~Presidsnt
GERALD J. McMEcHAN. Secretary
CHARLES r. DUNN. Treasurer c
ALEXANDER C. LONG.
Assistant Secretary
HOBART b. HoyT. Trust ohiesr
W. T. BRADFORD. Bond Officer
IsRAEL T. cowLEs. Manager
Tifi>. Guarsnts> and Abstract Dept
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Custodian Safety Deposit Vault
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"Your ONCE boy looks sad?"
Yes. he's an orphan"
Folks die recently?"
Nope. been dead number Of
years"
Then why the grief?"
Baseball today and no one In his
family to die."-Houston Post.
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although the officers say Palichlek
admits the stabbing.
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BOSTON COPPER

COPPER LETTER.
Hayden, stone a Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: spot, $50 l1s
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Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone * Co. Opening
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Reported for The Times by Hayden
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