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The daily sentinel., 1908-02-06

We are now located In our new
building At 546 Colorado avenue. and
are better prepared than ever to hx
you up In anything tx the pilmbing
line. Your bath room will Re free
from sewer gas II 1 do your Job.
]. e. McKensiA
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-06

Why do you trade with Harry HI.
att? Because he makes good.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
REFUSES TO QUASH
CHARGE AGAINST BOWIN

Judge Phelan, Wednesday after
noon. denied Attorney Edward Ken
nedy's motion to quash the informa-
ton against Percy Bowin, murderer
OF Mrs. Cornelia WEIGH. and set Bow
ms trial for Feb. "a. II Attorney Ken
nedy is not prepared to take 1t up
ct that time, as he said he would not
be, the case will probably go over
until the first week in March. Attor-
ney Kennedy. In his argument, assail-
ed the police department, branding
them as thieves and towards and de-
,claring that they were attempting to
steal Bowin's liberty by trucking him
into pleading guilty.
Failing to carry his first point, At
torney Kennedy asked that he be per-
mitted to interview Rose Laveick, a
witness for the prosecution, now de-
tanned in police headquarters, and that
the prosecution be compelled to fur
nish him with copy OF the statement
taken from Bowin in police headquar-
ters. Both requests were denied, the
court holding that he had no jurisdic-
ton in either instance. for the pres
ent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
DYNAMITE HURLS
Z THR0' ROOF
MEXICAN MINERS ATTEMPT TO
MASSACRE AMERICAN WORK
MEN is FolLED.

TUCSON, Ariz.. Feb. 12.-Mexicans
employed at the Santa Rosa mine, IN
Sonora, 20 miles south OF Douglas,
tried to kill every American in the
camp by placing sticks OF dynamite
under the American boarding house.
the company's store and the foreman
office. The dynamite under the board
ing house sent dozen men through
the roof. All OF them had legs and
arms broken and some were more dan
gerously injured
The fuses were timed SO that the
explosions would occur almost stimuli
taneously and the hour selected was
that OF the evening meal Dynamite
was also placed beneath the superin-
tendent's residence. The company
store was completely demolished.
Gov. Torres has been notified and
rurales are already on the scene. They
arrived in time to prevent a slaughter
OF the Mexicans, Is Of whom are I'M
der arrest.
The attempt to destroy the Amer
leans Is thought to be the work OF
sympathizers with the Mexican rev.
olutionists, who are now under arrest
I'm Los Angeles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
WOUNDS 10 OF
HIS LfNCHERs
HUSKY BORDER FIGHTER FINAL
LY HAS TO BE BEATEN TO
DEATH.

vALDOSTA. Ca, Feb. l2.-F1fty
would-be lynchers OF Jack Long a
white man, just across the Florida
line, tried TO string him up. but Long
was such a fighter that they were
forced to beat him 10 death. Before
he went down, Long wounded 10 men,
four OF whom will die. He had no
gun and depended upon knocking the
men down with his fists. From one
OF them he wrenched club and
smashed heads as fast as they came
near him.
A son of James Sapp. wealthy cit
izen, killed a brother of Long. A feud
was started and Long killed Sapp.
He was arrested. Fifty men broke
into the jail and, according to spec
tator, Long was not taken until he
tripped and fell over the half dozen
men he had stretched senseless In the
corridor with his fists. As he ran
through a door some one reached his
head with club and stunned him.
On the way TO a telegraph pole,
Long revived, wrenched loose. from
hts captUrs and then begun swinging
his long arms. Every man near him
went down. He was subdued only
after q desperate fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
ALLEGED 'PHONY CHECK
YOUTH is ARRESTED

William A. Murray. Toronto boy,
IL years old, was lodged In the central
station Tuesday night on warrant
issued some time ago charging him
with obtaining 1856 from the Hotel
Cadillac on worthless checks. The
police allege that he has cleaned up
about $4,000 In this manner In differ
ent cities, operating in New York, Chi
cago, Philadelphia, Washington. Bos-
ton. Buffalo and Detroit.
Murray Is son of prominent bust
ness man In Toronto, and grandson
Of W. A. Murray, head of w. A. Muir
ray 4 Co., one of Ontario's largest
Wholesale merchants. He was arrest
ed by Detective Baker in Toronto,
after his return from the states. His
arrest was kept very quiet and he was
practically smuggled to Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
TAFT TO HAVE
A BUSY OA!

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. H.
Secretary Taft will spend busy day
in. the Furniture City when he ar.
rives.
This afternoon the Michigan State
League OF Republican clubs will hold
its annual meeting. and the genial
secretary OF war has agreed TO be
present and say something. In an
ticipation of his coming monster
Taft club was organized here several
days ago, and IL will hold mass
meeting In the Majestic theater. In
the evening Taft will be the guest OF
honor at the Lincoln club banquet,
when II is expected that he will make
an extended address. During his stay
Secretary Taft will be the guest Of
p. c. Fuller, an old Yale college
friend
The Detroit special will leave here
early Thursday morning. making an
hours stop at Lansing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
LATE LOCAL NOTES.

Detroit 10 leaving 1t TO the banquet
orators 20 honor the martyred pres
ident, only two flags waving on
woodward-ave. In memory OF LIN
coin.
The new ordinance, extending week.
w collection Of ashes and refuse to
cover the whole city. is to go into
effect July 1. It will be reintro-
duced into the council at the next
meeting, having been altered some
what.
Justice Teaoan has been confined to
his home for several days al the re-
suit OF fall on a slippery sidewalk.
He was painfully injured about the
knee, and for time II was feared
his leg was broken.
"oueenIe" Wright, pctroit's talented
and clever child artist, has been ~
at her nome. 1011 Fourteenth-st., for
some time. but win appear again to-
morrow night at the Arnold home in
her new songs. Honey Boy and
"rm Afraid to Come Home In the
Dark"
The Detroit coIiegfie OF Law has sc.
Iected ifs debaters for the contest
with team from tho Albion college
In Albion. March 20. Those chosen
are David Bloomrosen. Clifton kolb
and Mr.. Caldwell, with Henry X.
Maurcr. alternate. The subject Il
Resolved, That all representatives
chosen to sit In legislative bodies
In the state of Michigan should be
selected by system OF proportional
representation. Involving cumuia'
live voting The Defroifefs viii
argue for the Affirmative
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
sEx-dividend.
eJustice Doubling Is
Well Knoqvn in CzUossC

OWOSSO, Mich, Feb. 12.-Justice
Victor J. Bowling, the New York jurist
who tried Harry X. Thaw for the muir
der or Stanford white and made SUCH
record for ability and fair-minded=
ness. In past years was frequent
visitor in Owosso. Justice Bowling
Is the nephew OF Mrs. Joseph Brokaw,
OF Battle Creek.
During Mr.. Brokaw's life the family
lived In the Kiefer house. just west
of the city limits near Main-st., and
young Bowling for several years spent
his vacations In this city. He was
born and educated in New York.
1t is over 20 years since the family
moved away. and as Mr.. Bowling was
then about Is years old. he is about
40 now. John OConnor, Ann Arbor
engineer, and several other young men
up on the west side, made Dowling's
acquaintance on the occasion of his
visit to Michigan.
Mrs. Brokaw visits here frequently
with Mrs. Michael Griffith, OF Stew
artist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
Recorders Court
Jurors For March


The following panel has been drawn
for the March term of the recorders
court:
Merritt q. McCarroIi s75 MorrelI:
John X. Schmitt. $40 Hancock, VIM
Waltz, 243 Arndt. Chas. Mahler, Al Eu-
cid, Chas. McCarten, 25s Abbott; Alex.
Kern. 2f2 Russell; Anthony Marzejou.
lzsl Dubois: w. IL. Peterson 400 Ora
John Grove, 5s3 Monroe: Joseph A. Al.
lison. is2 Sheridan; Peter Mcclure, 2i5
0rleans; Geo. A. Stewart las Grand
River; Melville Hughes. 23s Townsend:
Guy Hoagland, 22S Second; David Sui
Ivan, 2fo LaSalle: Fred c. Boyd. f07
Spruce; Edmund Doherty. 54S Warren;
John III: Van Fleet, $50 Clark: Benjamin
Rupersburg. 400 Elmwood; VIM. Edge
combe, S4z Fourteenth: Samuel s. We'll.
255 sherman; Frank Bieimeister. SOS
Hubbard: Frank Underwood, 1898
Champlain: Goo. w. McHalI. 1913 Por-
ter: Fred NJ Jerome. los Washington
ave; Chas. Ward. $40 Monroe: Ckas.
Dark. Ills Russell; Fred Stazur corr
ner Twelfth and Michigan: John r..
Webb. 2SS Twentieth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

ers. OF Delray station, arrived in the
patrol wagon. AS he entered, Mrs.
Moffett handed him the gun with the
explanation:
Il shot him with this He was
abusing US and l had to do II"
Both Mrs. Moffett and Mrs. Price
were taken into custody, the latter as
a witness. After being registered In
Scotch station they were transferred
TO police headquarters, where Capt.
Mcdonnell took their statements.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Price, the parents
OF the principals in the shooting af.
fray. live at No. 237 Harrington-ave.,
with Mrs. Van SICKLE. their daughter.
Mr.. Price is a patternmaker for the
Michigan Novelty Co., but he Is now
seriously Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Moffett. who Is 81 years old, is
the wife OF Albert Moffett, formerly a
fireman in the United States navy and
now employed by w. ii. Edgar & Son,
sugar merchants
Price was married last October to
Miss Anna voight. considerably
against the wishes Of the young WON
ans parents. They have since separ.
ated, and Mrs. Price is now employed
In COUGHS restaurant. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
ONE DEAD, IL HURT AS
METAL TANK LET'S GO

MKEESPORT. Pa. Feb. 12.-One
man Is dead, IL were burned. one ia
tally. in a terrific explosion of molten
steel at the Monongahela blast fur
mace of the National Tube Co., Gen.
ter-st., early today. The huge steel
plated furnace. 100 feet in height.
burst at the tap hole and so tons OF
liquid metal dropped to the floor. ac-
companied by explosions as 1t spread
and splashed over the heads and bod
les Of the workmen nearby.
Thomas O'Toole, aged 35, South
Evans-ave., died of his burns. and
Alexander Smith. a pipe filter, aged
AZ, Center-st., may die. Two other
Americans and one Hungarian were
burned on the hands, arms and face,
and sent to McKeesport hospitals,
while seven other laborers were at
tended at the Emergency hospital In
the works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
'rOWds Have BeSieged the
n Jefferson Ave. Whole
sale House.
The Unprecedented Prices Prevailing
Have Created a Genuine Sensation.

will sell for $3.50. Prompt action vii
be necessary IL you desire to snap VI
these remarkable bargains
Persian amb--plain-sizes. "a and
SO, $3.50 values everywhere. on sale al
$45 and $50: Persian Lamb. blouse
front, mink trimmed, sold the world
over at SITS. Trustees price, SIS.
Grey Siberian Squirrel Etons. beau
ttffully trimmed. fancy silk lined. Dur
ing this sale s22.50: 500 blouse front,
Siberian Squirrel-fancy lined with
beft-$s5.
| A few Black Pony Etons left small
sizes only. Regular s75 values. Willis
they last, SAT .55e
In the line OF Fur Jackets some espe-
cially attractive prices are quoted. A
line of SIS Black Elton Jackets tonly
few in small sizes) are offered at
$3.50: Skinner satin.lined Near-Seal
plain Jackets that retail at S45 have
been priced SIS: a few SIS values
trimmed with Mink Squirrel ON collar
and cuffs-go at SIS; mink trimmed
Near-Seal Blouse Jackets-fancy lin
ed--always sold at $50 have been cut
to $3.50; Mink Marmot Blouse front.
Jackets-$75 values--have been mark
ed at $27.50 by the trustees.
Mink Squirrel Sets-s20 values
now, 81; Jap Mink sets-$25 values
$40. Isabelle Martin Sets--$20 values
now $3.50: $40 Black Pony Sets,
$3.50
Odds and ends are bound TO accu-
mulate and the trustees have cnt
prices way to the bone and into tho
marrow TO clean up. Genuine Mink
Scarfs, s2.50 to So and $3.50; Muffs.
In all kinds or furs, 81. $3.50 and 81. so;
Grey Siberian Squirrel Ssts-$17.50
values-s6; Grey Krimmer Lamb Sets
lis values--sS.5o; large imitation
Ermine Throw Scarf, with large pill
low muff--cheap at s15--marked at
IS.
Genuine Ermine Scarfs. only $50
to $40: Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs. $l2
to $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
SUBMARINES GET
PROPELLERS TWISTED

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE sub
marines Tarantula, Viper and Cutie
fish. which sailed for Chesapeake bay
the other day and had to put back
owing to the rough weather, went 70
the navy yard for drydocking yester'
day. When the little ships Were
locked It was found that the propeller
blades OF every one OF them had been
twisted by contact with Ice noes. ana
their departure for the CHESAPEAKE
ii was said, may now be delayed Tor
two weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
REFUSES TO DO MANS
WORK; GETS DIVORCE

Alleging that her husband put her
out of the house and ordered her from
his farm in Sumpter township because
she would not do mans work In the
field, Martha A. Scott was granted a
divorce by Judge Murphy Wednesday
morning. The SCOTS have been mar
ried % years and have several chill.
dren. which the husband. agreed TO
provide for. He also gave his wife
1900 I'm lieu of all alimony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
NEW YORK AFLUTTER
WITH "OLD GLORY

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE ninety.
ninth anniversary OF the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was celebrated as
legal holiday In IL states today. In
this city a large number OF events
marked the day set aside for the honor
of the war president Downtown was
a desert this morning. owing to the
general observance OF the holiday, the
closing OF banks and the general pause
In business. -
Not even Washington's birthday
calls out more flags than decked the
top of the city this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
mrs MeHaIe Released.

Mrs. Alice McHale, who, with her
husband. william McHale, was arrest
ed Tuesday on suspicion OF having
some knowledge OF the robbery OF sS'-
600 worth OF silk from the BabDitt.
Taylor, Lane Co, was released from
custody Wednesday morning, the POI
lice having failed to secure any evil
dence against her. McHale and the
other suspects brought In Tuesday
are still held, however. Detectives
Cotter and Wilkinson are working on
the case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

The large crowds of buyers who have
1en attracted to 212 Jefferson the
NIX rev days by the trusteeB' safe OF
~ De Steiger stock OF wholesale furs
lls to mind the time when this
med thoroughfare was the center OF
IS retail trade OF Detroit.
xhe manner In which the public has
Iosped this opportunity to purchase
No It q tremendous saving Is con-
ncing Illustration OF the power or
<<nter's ink when . sale Of any kind
onxs the unmlstakable earmarks OF
Guineness. Printers ink prompts
NJ investigation and then the lucky
4cAasefs spread the glad tidings 20
heir friends until the entire city IS
oAde conversant OF the unusual OPP
6ftunitfes provided.
II Ii. OF course. impossible at the
gesont writing to know whether the
ortees, Messrs. Jas. d. Jerome and
red 4. Russell, will be able to realize
Houeh money from the stock TO make
satisfactory settlement with credit
lp and enable Mr.. De Steiger to re-
obflitate himself and continue at the
1d stand where he has conducted =
Wholesale fur business for years. The
my friends OF this worthy citizen
1csreIy hope that he will be able to
cntiuue.
IA view OF the large number OF very
<<ractive fur sales that have 9een III
fogress In Detroit this season. The
Egtees realized that decisive cutting
prices would be necessary to real
- any considerable amount OF cash
the stock. Just how far they have
me In this respect can be appreciat-
X when 1t is stated that the entire
9ck was inventoried at 20 per cent
low the wholesale price and on top
this 20 per cent was taken Off the
INVENTORY prices. Here are a few
oples OF prices which, in all prob
lIlty. have never been equaIed IN
y history of the worlds fur trade:
<3enuine seal coats, sizes, 36 and So
Nav, positive $3.50 values, the trustees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
BUILDING TRADES MEN
ADJOURN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE gen
eral conference OF building trades now
meeting here, adjourned this morning
in order to give further time to the
constitution and rules commfttee
1t Is believed that the temporary
officers elected at the opening or the
convention may be made permanent
IL evident organization is affected
These are VIM. ID. Huber, president;
James Kirby, vice president; w. j
Spencer. secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
sehIaf Trial starts Friday.

The second trial of Peter Schlaf on
the charge OF wife murder will begin
before Judge Connolly Friday morn
ing. unless unforeseen obstacles arise.
Assistant Prosecutors Crosse and
Eaman will handle the case for the
people, while Attorney Philip A. Nc
Hugh will probably conduct the de-
Tense unassEsted. Charles p O'Neil,
his associate In the former trial being
engaged tn another case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
CORPORATION COCKS.

Three thousand $4,000 %-inch cor
poration cocks.
All the above work must be done I'm
accordance with the specifications and
requirements on file In the office OF
said Board OF Water Commissioners
copies OF which can be had on appiica-
ton.
Bids will be received separately on
each material as herein itemized and
they must be accompanied by certified
checks. payable TO the order OF said
Board as follows:
ror iron pipe. $500 90
For gate valves .. 200 90
For testing boxes 25 90
For special castings. 100 90
For corporation cocks. 100 90
The right TO reject any or all bids IL
reserved nor further information, APP
ply
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
BENZ. r. Quincy.
IN Secretary.
Detroit. Mich. Feb. 4. 1905.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
.cIgsrmakers Meet Tonight.

The Cigarmakers and Cigar Pack
ers' union. OF Detroit. will meet to-
night In the union hall. No 14s Ora
tiot-ave., to take up the situation at
the Main Issue Cigar Co.'S plant, Nos.
rs and n Bates-st. A committee re-
port which will be read will be OF in
terest and a full attendance of the
union Is desired.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
RidseIy Denies Report.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE re-
port that w. b. Ridgely, comptroller of
the currency, had been offered the
presidency OF the Kansas City Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce, at a salary
Of $4,000 a year. Is denied by Mr..
Ridgely. The Kansas City National
Bank Of Commerce. until a few months
ago the largest bank west of st. Louis.
failed during the recent stringency
and Is now in the hands OF receivers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
BUILDING Ordinances Approved.

The council ordinance committee
has approved the ordinance requiring
all persons erecting buildings to ME a
ecpy OF the application for permit
with the assessors as well as the hre
marshal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
foMAN WHO SHOT
BROTHER HOPES
HE'LL GET" HER

"a 4CSmtfnued from First Pnxe.B
HIM O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
><co Is I'm Solvay hospital with bull
Al his brain. II having entered
I<ouGh the left eye. The doctors
W. but slight hope Of his recovery.
~ Mo6etf is detained in the ma
oo's department In police headquar-
m pending the outcome Of her broth
a. wound She may never be prose-
Price, in company with man
Cx1ed Irving Miller, of No. 372 Cav
fy-aye.. called at the sisters home
&ortly after dinner Price was drunk,
n said, and, as on many previous
1conions when under the influence
drink. he became troublesome. First
1ay down on the table, from which
" dinner dishes had not been re-
oved- Mrs Moffett. fearful that he
cold break some or the dishes, asked
- 10 move. At this Price cursed
sister roundly. The he went into
/ront room and lay down on couch.
While he lay sleeping another sis
Mrs. George Van SICKLE, OF No.
Harrington-ave.. who had been
Hing Mrs. Moffett. went to tell her
<Ecr. Mrs. 8. G. Price. OF Harvey's
duct, and Mrs. Price returned to
MofIctt home with her.
Woman's story Of Shooting.
hen saw mother coming went
~ e Harvey were still asleep and
ut up and began to abuse me
ID, oaid Mrs. Monett In giving her
1)on Of the shooting. II urged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
IRON PIPE.

inch.
inch.
Seven hundred (7o0) lengths OF
twelve-inch.
Three hundred twenty-five (32o)
lengths OF forty-two inch, approximate
Ing total OF 2,620 tons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

3, Mi p's per bb2 common
Batt~r-Extra creamery, ss@s4c
farm separator. 500 SIC; packing stock
prices: Extra creameries, ssc; iirsts
SIC; crooks. 22@2se; packing stock. FL,
Cnbsase-Home-gro u0i.as pc,
Ceiery--soGasc per doz: California
$4.e0n4.75 per case.
Crasberrie.-Late Howes. ss.aS pei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N.ss01.5G
Cheese~Michigan full cream. lA9
CoGee--Packase coffee. slA7S0is.as
per 100 lbs.
Dressed Caive.-Fancy. 1890: COM
Dressed Hox.-Light. s@shc: heavy
ExE.-Street prices: Fresh receipts.
zo@21c official prices; Extras. ale
Eieur-Michigan patent in wood
1915; clear. s5.25 per Dbl.
coTa meal soan .n sisee
chop s24; coarse middlings. SGT; line
@ioc per doz; cacumbers s1.6o91.75 pei
doz; wax beans. $3.50 per bu: let
tucs. s0loc per y: spinach; 81 per
on, parsley. zvVSSc per ooz' water
S::s:.asissa.; So 6 Per DSl
Honey-Fancy white, 17@18c: amber,
Hickory N.ss-3s Der bu.
Mny-Detroit shippers are paying the
SO q 1850; sftUIE6o; clover
mixed. slaQ1t,so; rye straw. q; wheat
Hides-No. I cured. 6kc; No . cured.
SIC; part cured. No. I, &c; No. Q. SC; No.
green, shc; No. Q green. 4hc; kip.
No. !. &c; No. e sac: calf. cured ned No. 'p !.
io1c; No; 2. Sc per ID: horse hides, No.
l. o Si7 Sc No NJ D. n.7s; ahsepskin'. as to
Hardware-wire nails. sa4o; base
painted barbed wire. s2.sc: galvanized
sss Sea poultry @Is netting serope wsavins
after weaving. 80 per cent on; wire
S ioas DsE i0s So and P ps na
pipe. 20 and per cent OF.
L. %s.l Clio Dsl "a per boz
sluxirooms--4s q soc per ID.
.o o:. csic-h,s nsss :ssSss p.r s Ssr
Onions--75 Qs5c per bu; Spanish.
Oiis-Raw iinseed. 4Sc: boiled lin
seed. acc gal. less l per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc: turpentine. In barrel lots
Pineapples--FIorida. s292so per doA
Pop C0rn-Ears. shc per ID.
Potatoes--Car lots. G. o. b. Detroit,
6o955c per bu: new Bermudas, s2-so
per on.
Pouitry-Live springs. lie; hens. Ito
lie; ducks, III m12c; geese, 10c; turkeys,
ll@15c: dressed springs. 12h 41sc;
hens. IL 612c: ducks. 12m13c: geese, III
q I2c; turkeys, $50 Tic per h.
pork. tls,5o@17; light, clear $3.50;
heavy. SIG: smoked hams, 81 010c; dry
sailed briskets. &c; shoulders. SIC:
picnic hams. sMc: bacon. 12hc: lard. In
tierces &c. kettle rendered. 10c ID.
- Habbits-&L50 per do1.
sweet POtatoes--Illinois. 32@z:5 per
bu; So per bbl.
strawberries--s5 a 4oc per at.
suSar-Crystal dominoes, t7.7O; eagle
tablets. $6ss: cut loaf. sass: cubes.
$50; xxx powdered, $3.50: stand
ard powdered. $5.55: granulAted. extra
coarse, }5S5; graduated In bulk, S515:
graduated In 10-lb~cotton bags, $3.50:
graduated in z5-lb cotton bags. $3.50:
Michigan graduated. t4.s5: No. I. 1915:
No. Z, confectioners A, $3.50: No. I.
f515; No. D. S515; No 8. 1910; No. 4.
t5.05; No. g, IS; No. 6, s4.95; No. Z. $3.50;
No. 8; stss; No. 2, $3.50; No. 10. $t1s:
No. H. : $685. No. No. Il ;s p:r Ne loo III ib so
TaI1ow-No: 1, Axe; No. J. 40
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

Mrs. w. p. Hamilton. of No. 4s6 JEFF
ferson-ave.. gave theater party at
the Temple followed by luncheon at
the Lorraine. Tuesday afternoon, for 10
little girls IN honor Of her young
daughter,