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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
BURGLARS, PURSUED,
STOP TO ROB A HOME

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1s.--scared
away from the home OF Lewis w. Bald
win. No. 5637 Lansdowne-ave.. two
thieves entered and robbed the home
of Richard Savage, Jr., OF No. 6711
Lansdowne-ave.. a few minutes later
while wagonload OF policemen from
the Sixty-frst and Thompson-sts. sta
lions were scouting In the neighbor-
hood. IN
Shortly after midnight Mr.. Baldwin
returned from work and saw light In
the basement. He investigated, and
two men ran out. Mrs. Baldwin In the
meantime had telephoned for the po-
lice, and a short time later cops ar
rived in patrol wagon and searched
the vicinity, one policeman being left
at the corner TO protect the neighbour
hood
Entering through the kitchen door
Of the Savage house. a half block away
the thieves made themselves at home.
cooking coffee and eggs, and cleaning
the mud from their shoes with a fork.
They then explored the second floor
while the family slept. obtaining a
gold watch. about $40 In cash and an
oyercoat. They escaped.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
SHELTERS IS AGAIN
CENTER OF BIG
. TRADING :
A BLOCK OF 10000 SHARES WAS
THROWN ON MARKET BUT
COVERING MOVEMENT CAUSED
PRICES TO ADVANCE.
ey T. C. sHoTWELL.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-Smeitets
was the center of attack In waist
again this morning. AT the verV
opening a block Of 10000 shares was
sold at from 80 to 50 5-S. The attack
on the market seemed TO culminate III
the first Ave minutes OF trading, Tor
with Union Pacific at 179 3-4, Soutnern
Pacific at 1l9. Amalgamated at ~ 3-S
end Steel at SO, covering movement
set In that carried prices up an aver
age of point in the frst half'hour
OF trading. Shelters was quickly
across 81. The traction shares were
also moved upward. both classes gam
ing more than point each. AS
though TO let the public know that the
Guggenheims are not being hurt, In
ternational Pump was advanced
across 49,
Opinion now prevails in Wall-st.
that the many rumors regarding
new smelter trust and talk Of insiders
being In distress is the result OF
concerted raid on the stock. Meta.'
lurgists do not take seriously the re-
ports of important opposition TO the
smelter trust although II Is well known
that the Cole-Ryan combination does
propose to build some smelters for lis
own use.
In London. Americans were very II
regular, foreigners showing disposi'
ton to keep out Of the market en-
tirely until New York should show q
decisive movement. The best buying
was In the railroad shares. On the
curb market Cobalt stocks were the
strong features. There was liquidation
in Goldfeld Consolidated. Miami Cop
per was strong. Chicago Subway re-
acted further. Wheat was slightly
lower In Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
NO SANTA CLAUSE, SAYS
TEACHER; SHE'S WRONG

READING. Pa, Dec. 1S.-Because
n teacher In the Sixteenth ward pub
lie school. tired OF being questioned,
declared that there wasn't any Santa
Claus, she was reprimanded by DR..
Charles S. Zoos. city superintendent OF
schools.
Us II true there isn't any Santa
CLAUSE" the first grade children were
all asking their parents. and Supt.
Foos' six.year-old son had made the
same troubled inquiry.
Parents promptly demanded an In.
vestigation.
Teacher said there isn't n Santa
Claus" the children reported.
With today's reprimand teacher
won't say this again. Her explana-
tion was that she had been questioned
so much her patience became ex-
hausted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
FEW REFUSALS 10
ACT ON STREET RY.
COMMITTEE



go into the merits OF the controversy
and put the issues squarely before the
public. | think the Idea a good one."
More Names Made Public.
In addition TO the list printed In The
Times. Thursday. those invited to be-
come members of the committee In
clude the following: IN
1T. Schiappacasse. Howard G. Beck,
Albert J. Dunneback, David w. ST.
mons, Frederick A. Smart. T.. ID. Stair.
William c. Maybury. Russell A. Alger.
Melvin Henry, George G. Booth. Rev.
DIR. Lee s. McCollester. Edwin A..
Burch, JOSEPH Boyer. August Marx
hansen, Gustav r. Behr, Henry Ford.
Richard p. Joy. Thomas Neal. George
H. Barbour, Thomas f. Newton.
Frank H. Conant, M. j. Murphy, w.
w. Hannah. Herman Darmestaetter, l..
c. Stanley.
Definite acceptances have been re-
ceived from the following:
A. A. Schantz; John ID. Cockell, No.
217 feminist; John ID. Wiley. commits
sion merchant: Clyde l. Webster. at
torney: Aid. Paul c. Renaud: James
w. Thompson: Ernest Thompson;
Theodore II. Eaton; j. II. Simpson, Il
the Michigan Malleable Iron Co.; Geo.
II. Clippert, brick manufacturer;
Gabriel Chiera, automobile salesman;
VIM. Mcmahon. OF Morgan Il Wright;
Edward Brown. letter carrier; Phillip
Fl. Gray. Insurance agent.
Russell A. Alger will. In all prob
ability, not serve on the committee. as
he is planning a trip abroad.
Says Dice Are Loaded.
1.-The makeup OF the Breitmeyer
street railway commission has the
look to me of loaded dice" says DR..
Hiram c. Wright, who has taken a
keen interest In the street railway
problem for years. THE committee
chosen is more fitted to pass upon an
automobile ordinance than street
railway franchise and venture TO
Predict that anything they may agree
upon will be rejected by the people.
"Labor-the workingmen, clerks
and others who use the cars entirely
should have had rs per cent Of the
representation on the committee. When
the idea was first proposed and Mr..
Breitmeyer said that he would put on
10 professional men and 10 business
men. | thought that the two classes
named were getting too much repre-
sentation in proportion to their num-
bers. But they have even "a greater
proportion than that as II turns eOut.
when case Is to be tried by q
jury, much care Is taken to get men
who will be unbiased and impartial.
Yet this committee has number OF
men who would be disqualified II this
were trial, because they own public
utility stocks and bonds. Many Of
them use automobiles rather than
street cars anyway. 1t may be said
that their verdict is not final; neither
is that of jury.
"Mr. Breitmeyer was very careful to
say that he would appoint no Office
holders. That, of course, bars out
Mayor Thompson. who would be the
best man to represent the laboring
classes.
1T is certain that the ID. U. r. direc-
tors will present united front; they
will know what they want. The city's
representation will be divided. What
can we expect under the circum.
stances?"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
nETRQIT Dec g 90 ~ e--lIlll nd

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK HAHDS.
DETROIT. Dec. .ls.-Cattle-Dull and
ranged as follows Choice steers. aver
aging from 1000 to LOO lbs. s4259
as; choice handy killers. s4@A25;
sr s"t ,sssy st u common killers and Tat
cows. S2.5oq3.25: Gamers cows. Sl.25
Q2; common to prime shipping bulls.
ss9aSSS light butchers and heavy sSs
saEs SSi s4S es f psr cwt wear caves
Sheep and Lambs-Active and csc
higher for lambs, quality poor; choice
lambs. s5.25g5.75; light to fair. sac
mixed sheep and lambs. }3.5o94.50
common killers. &2.76QS.25: culls. $40
ESQ per cwt.
quality good; prime mediums and fat
workers, $5@B.1o; light workers. and
pigs. ss.s6G4S0; roashs. U9i.ss per
Receipts: Cattle. 40: calves. $50:
sheep. 40: hogs. 4.323.
EAST BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. Dec. ls.-(Special.l-- Cat-
tle-Receipts 10 cars. slow. Hogs
Receipts 80 cars. steady; heavy. assoc
ssSoss ss y piss s5ssioo sSeep fs.
oaives-;saio.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING
s21. estimated for tomorrow 10000.
quality fair. market slow at yesterday
average; light. s4;soQ5,5s; bulk. $3.50
G6,70; mixed, t6.16Q5s0; pigs $500
$50; heavy. 3e,2oG5.So; good to choice
heavy. $40 q $50; rough. $5.2oq5.40:
workers.. S6.4oQ5.5o. Cattle-Receipts
5000. market steady; beeves, 33.40 %
7.60; stockers and feeders. S2.60Q470;
Texas steers, $3.4oG425: cows and
,s.4oat.So: calves. ,sSs.SO. Sheep
Receipts 10000; market steady; native,
S25O9%70; lambs, western. $2509475;
native. $4.25Q725; yearlings, Si.25 a.
SIS: western, 34.b0Q7l0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
PSYCHOLOGY WOULD
REVEAL POKER EXPERT

ITACA \. ". Dec. 1S.-Prof.
Hugo Muensterberg. the noted Har-
ward psychologist, told an audience OF
Cornell students that applied psychol-
ogy could determine who would play
a good game OF poker.
The professor refused to tell, how
ever, whether full house in another
mans hand would be revealed before
the ante was made. He said further
that this kind of psychology would find
out who Is the right man for fullback
on the varsity team and what men
would excel in fencing and other
sports
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~
ket was inclined 10 be weak. Dressed
calves and hogs were steady, with sup
plies liberal. Butter was steady and
eggs firm.
.APpIe.-Fsncy M9Aso; common. -
.r s';; Soc g1s :so Es' &c. :s Ssse
ing stock. zoe per 10.
Cabbage-75c per bu-
Csuiinower-s3.5 so per crate.
Celery-e5 a. soc per dox
Cheese-Michigan full cream. new
l6c: old. l5c: Limburger, lee; brick.
' California ns'i Ern,.s e Gss .a7s per
crate; pears. $500 per box.
Cone~-Packags coffee. si27S@iS.s
Cr.nherries-Fancy. IS per bu: ,i45o
Dressed Calve.-Fancy &c; common.
Dressed Hogs-Light. &c; medium. 8
d6hc per ID.
E.s.mMiehisan current receipts.
Flour-M.chigan patents In wood.
1873; second patent, .sS.2s; straight.
SIS: ciear; IS per Dbl
corn meal. t2s.5o; corn and oat chop
1850; coarse middlings. SIS; fns mid
Trssh vssetsbies--c1cumbers. hot
sm. s D";.n4 S ps sso ss T s1...
radi.hes, soc per doz: wax beans. $3.50
Grape Fruit-ssa3.76 per box.
Green Peppers-$2,7S03 per e-basket
Grapes-Catawbas. Alb baskets. lsc:
Malagas, seas per bbl
saiisnss Ts sSshss g D.s H. amber
toiiowins. price: Tor bsisd bay 10 10
masS ,iG9 HS ~. G .s9.a s7 fs!SSssg
wheat and oat straw. s5.5o9s ton.
Zoe: No. green saiss No. o No Green surss
green. TS. !: ios; No, e; sa!t safsS.
]: III iiss: No 5. i He per To- u.s. horse hides
No. I. 81 No. .. "; sheep skins. a. t0
HsrSwsrcwwirs naiis. $3.50: base
painted n bser es S'1 wlrs. ,gso; aaiVsnssd
sI ,S wiTs ;asS; Mo- sst nnsa1sS wire
cloth. ti.zo Der 100 Feet: lap and :iip
after weaying. so per cent on: wire WIRE
Sns resTs s%d anS
''g Gi. 20 aaS per per- io@ n' 0A
I:"S.;GslSs.a ssso9 Pc. box 49,
S::.:: cesisS''ss $50 per crate.
ASn'::a ss2sS' F Per nS ,sasos per
box: California navels. ss.2SVs.to per
Oils-Raw linseed. 49c: boiled lin
seed, 60c gal, less ! per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
:sns. shc; .turpentine. in barrel lots
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ oac per -. 49,,
crate; $l.50Q2 per dos
P16,sos-Nie9,san 7Sg,ss p nsr s Sa
new Bermudas. sl.75 per Blu.
Poultry-Hens, 999hc; springs. 10
@l0hc; geese, 9Q10c; ducks 10b 011oi
turkeys. 14Q15c per lb. Dressed hens,
1CG11c; springs 11Q12c; geese, ~ W
l0c; ducks. il VI Q12hc; turkeys. 100
lee per lib.
Provi.ion.--Mess pork. 1850; family
heavy. ;ls.so; smoked hams; Iohe.
Sc. picnic hams. 7c; bacon. i1hc;
lard in tierces. 10hc: kettle rendered.
11hc per Id.
Rabbit.-s125 per doz.
Sweet POtntoes-Virginias. S22o per
SSI Ssrseys ;i.s per Su .r. ;sas
suxar-crystal dominoes. 1880: eagle
$3.50; xxx powdered. $3.50; granu-
lated. extra coarse. $685.; graduated
| In bulk. $5.25; graduated, In 26-lb cot
ton bags. $3.50; Michigan granulated
| $5.15; confectioners A. $500; No. /
sis; Nc No. ; sfs; No No. E 3 ;ssssss No. ss
1885. No. II. $3.50; No. Il. 1!,7s; No
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
DEFENSE CLAIMS STATES
CASE is FLIMSY


to the float to find man whom the
latter told him wanted to buy real es-
tate. he said In reply to the defense's
interrogations. On the float he call
ed out TO another man: Harvey,
heard you want to buy real estate"
whereupon Thornton Hams stepped
up and engaged him In conversation
in regard TO buying property.
His boat was about $50 feet from
the float at the time of the shooting,
he said, and II took him from three
to i've minutes to get back. When
he got back to the float Thornton
Hams did not have hold OF his broth
er's wrist. he testified, nor was the de-
PENDANT then holding revolver. Mr..
Roberts had q revolver In his hand,
he said, and he recalled hearing u
woman scream. but did not hear cries
OF lynch him. kill him" or words to
that effect.
At this point Mr.. Mcintyre. an
nounced that he had completed the
REORGANIZATION OF Mr.. Storm and
District Attorney Darrin thereupon
called Herbert F. l.. Funkc. mem.
Der OF The Bayside Yacht cub, to the
stand.
By Darrin: Q-You were at the
Bayside Yacht club on the day OF the
shooting? Ayes, sir.
Q-You were acquainted with MT
Annis? Ayes, sir.
A-You had luncheon at the Bay
side Yacht club the day OF the trag.
edy? Ayes, sir.
O-After luncheon, what did you
do? Al went down to the float to
prepare Harvey Rockwell's boat for
the race.
Q-what happened next? A-Soon
afterward I met Thornton Hains.
Q-Is the defendant hero In court
now? Ayes. sir.
OWL you please point him out?
pointing to Thornton Hains) A
There he sits.
Q-What, II anything, did Thornton
Hams say to you? Ale asked me
where Annis was.
Q-And what did you say then? A
Il told him Annis was sailing his
boat on the bay. Then lie inquired
for Jesperson. I answered that I did
not know Jesperson. Then Thornton
told me Jesperson was In the real es.
tate business and had once been in
the sporting goods business. then
recalled that I used to buy sporting
goods from man named Jesperson.
Q-What did Thornton Hams next
say 10 you?
Ale said: We'll II Jesperson Ia
not here, | guess | will go back"
Funke's answer. quoting Thornton
Hams az saying that he would re.
turn II Jesperson was not around,
greatly clated the defendants lawyers.
II was along the very line OF testimony
given by Charles A. Birchfield,
another Of the states principal wit.
nesses, yesterday. The defense claim
they are proving by the peoples own
chief witnesses that Thornton Hams
went down to Bayslde the day OF the
shooting TO look at some real estate
he contemplated purchasing. thar
Thornton Hams and the captain ran
across Annis accidentally and that
when Capt Hams spied Annis he was
suddenly seized with homicidal mania
and before Thornton could interfere,
killed the man he believed had
wrecked his home.
|
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18

DETROIT. Dec, ls.-close; The
wheat market was very quiet all Fri
day, and ruled steady most Of the time.
Both bulls and bears are satisfied with
the outlook. The former believe much
of a decline cannot come while the
Chicago concentrated holdings remain,
citions favor them. Stocks in the
northwest are increasing and receipts
hold up better than expected, Liverpool
Is lower and weather In argentine 10
ing. The market ruled easy all day
until the close. when the early loss was
Wheat quotations and Decem-
Der No. 2 red. sl.0s%: May opened with
loss OF NC at f1.07%. declined to
31.07ha and closed at 3l.0S; July opened
al s1.0oH. declined to 90: and closed
at $1,000; No. red, Si.oo%; No. l
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 8. 5siec; No. 3 yellow. l car at sic.
oatsCcash No. white. 8 cars at
52nc. offered at sac; May. sac bid.
Rye-Cash No. 2, 77hc: sample. car
Beans-Cash and January. s2l5; May.
Clover seed-Prime spot. 20 bags at
sL.55 March. 200 bags at s5;e7h sam.
sike, bags at IS, at 81.
Receipts in tns bet 1s;r0it market Earl
day. Included bUU DDlS oi HOuTs tdIs
OF wheat, 10 of corn, 10 Of oats: and !
OF rye. Withdrawals were zoo bbls OF
-four. Stocks are 7a6,s26 bu OF wheat
c77,372 bu OF corn. l93,654 bu OF oats.
and s0,00s bu Of rye.
Wheat visible In Argentine ports.
900. 900 bu: week ago. leo, 900 bu. year
ago, ESQ, 900 bu.
Argentine wheat exports this week,
$50 900 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. $4,000 blu; year ago, $4,000
bu.
wheat in Liverpool closed K@<d.
St Louis wheat receipts, $4,000 bu:
year ago. 10000 bu.
Wheat receipts In the northwest FRI
6av. 346 cars. year ago. ass cars.
Winnipeg wheat receipts. EOS cars;
year ago. 2oS cars.
EXPORTS OF wheat and -four Friday.
2sbO00 bu.
Wheat and -four exports for the
week 100000 blu, according 20 Brad
street.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Dec. ls.--Lower cables and
favorable weather. caused decline OF
market, getting fairly good support on
the decline. rallied a little. The local
crowd said scattered commission
houses were the best sellers. Liver
pool comes hMAc lower Berlin u
lower. Broomhall says weakness In
Liverpool due TO our decline and cheap
err Argentine offerings. Argentine and
Australian crop advlces favorable. De-
cline ~ Berlin due TO favorable wealth
CT IN German and liberal offerings OF
wheat. Argentine shipments 10000 un-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
PATS IDEA.

Too Irsshmcn eere passing a bio jete-
slry sAop. N the ,oindotos of ~hich ,cers
sispIoved lot Of loose diamonds. rub,es.
smeralds and other precious stones.
An, Pat" sotd Bornev. they be foine
sfoses. HoU would you loike your
psokr'
Ooh, be jobers." replied Pot. "Fd
vsvfAsr Aape nae shopeIv'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
Oond Terms More Severe.

The water board has taken action
to hold contractors more severely In
regard to bonds. The bonds former
ly given had a number OF exemptions
but, on motion OF Commissioner
Pound, the board has given notice,
that In the future all contractors
bonds must be unconditional and for.
feitable In case Of default.
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nished by Hayden. Stone & Co. 1I6-
rs Griswold-st.: ADV. 265. Anal. IA
2Go: Am. Zinc. 100: Anc.. !; Arc. ESQ;
Ariz. Com'l. 1000 Att. 235: Bato.. 10:
POS Cons, 1876: Eos. Corb.. $500: Butte
Citn.. 1.57b; c. & A., 265: Cent. rs; c.
Range. 1873: d. w. 10: f. b.. $50; FIR.
2s7; Or Isi; 9. G.. I 2ilsS Boy, zoo
Mob, 100; New. Cons. ITO; y. r., s,oto;
Old Col, $50; Old Dom. $50; Csc. 20:
SIS; Shan. f5s; Sup. Cop. s25: s. e. p
1865; Tam. 10; Trim. $50; on 325: l..
S. r.. $40: do pfd. So; Uni. Cop. 20;
Apex, 1853: VI. Cons. 7t5: 1T. Cop. 5S5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, Stone x Co:
The tone Of the Boston stock market
Is still feverish, but prices are well
maintained at about last nights clos
ing level. Considerable liquidation was
In evidence yesterday which has given
the market quite change In appear
ance. Opinions as to the future course
OF prices are somewhat mixed. No Sc
we're declines. however. are looked for.
The weak features this morning have
been Osceola, Isle Royale, PARROT. and
Calumet & Arizona. but the list. as a
whole. IS steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
-Four persons were injured by street
cars, Thursday night, but none was

seriously hurt. a bus OF the Detroit
Omnibus line, was struck by Fort
car at Fort and Sixth-sts.,r hurting
the driver. Il. A. Dagunis. No. 239
Third-st.. 26 feet. lie was taken to
st. Mary's hospital in the Detroit
ambulance, suffering from cuts about
the head and face. Mrs. Bertha
Pierce, OF Greenfield was thrown out
OF her buggy when n car struck II at
Oakland and Holbrook-aves. In
Grace hospital II was found she had
escaped with few bruises julius
Fumbrick. a Belgian laborer, IS years
old, was bruised and badly shaken up
when struck by n Shore Line car out
Jefrerson-ave. East End ambulance
took him to Harper hospital. The
fourth victim Is Bernis Erasmus
aged 55, No. 1925 Russell-st, who
was slightly injured by Michigan
car at Gratiot-ave. and Russell-st
The bad weather Is blamed for all
the-accidents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
PRODUCE.

There was nothing very now in the
way OF prices this morning. the mar
ket being moderately active and very
steady. Poultry receipts were relative
~ light, and while the demand was In
proportion. there was not much pros
pect of having TO carry any very LARGE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
Markets end Finance

der the estimate. Visible there in
creased 10000 for week. Northwest
cars IS under last week. and 80 less
than last year.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. Si.05is
0lVbA. Corn-May 601a " e0As u 90 u c.
Oats-May. oil ~ Q5i hc, Pork-Jan..
Slb:ao. Lard-May. 1875. Ribs-May.
ss.42.
Wheat closed without any change for
the day. Corn was OF n a NC. oats
lost "a @hc, and hog products showed
gains or 2hq7hc
Closing prices wheat-May. tl.O5B
Gl.06. Corn-May, 60Ac. Oats-May.
sic asked. Pork-May. sl6.07. Lard
May. 1887 asked. Ribs-May, 3s.47.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK, Dec. ls.-Heavy buying
nv the south was the feature In cotton
market this morning and prices start
eu flrmer Among the room traders
there was disposition TO cover shorts
before the issuance OF the report OF
the census bureau next Monday. At
the end OF Is minutes trading the
market became less active and prices
reacted several points on realizing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18

After 15-yeErs experimenting with
peat TO find out new uses for it, n
Vienna scientist has produced house
In which everything from the carpets
TO the curtains and wall paper are
made from Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled, Friday, by Violet VS.. Charles
Kimberly; Ella VS.. Linn L. Ball and
Sarah vs. John Krasenau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
Jchn R.-st. Phone 149S.
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone & Co, 1i6-llS Griswold st
Bid. Asked.
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Job Printing done right. Times r'rint-
tag Co.. Is John R.-sL Phone lt9s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18

No day is long enough to waste any
of II In nursing enmity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-18
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations. furnished by
Lewis q. 6orton. 141a Majestic Bldg.
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Miss Norah Langhorne, sister of Mrs.
Waldorf Astor, whose picture is hero
shown, Is to be presented to King
Edward at the first court, winch will
be held In Buckingham palace In
February.
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Cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co OpeninQ
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stocks over. The supply OF rabbits was
larger than the demand. and the mar
ket was inclined 10 be weak. Dressed
calves and hogs were steady, with sup
plies liberal. Butter was steady and
eggs firm
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

'Ex dividend. n per cent.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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Quotations b. Hayden. Stone & Co.:
Open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

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