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The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
NEW PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH DEDICATED

4 large congregation attended the
dedicatory services OF the Church Of
the Covenant Sunday AFTERNOON, the
Rev. A. II. Cameron, moderator OF the
Detroit Presbytery presiding. The
Rev. George b. Crawford. OF Port HUI
ron, and the Rev. James T. Black took
part in the services. and the Rev. A..
II. Barr, d. d.. OF the Jefferson-aye.
Presbyterian church preached ON The
New Church and the Loyal Life" The
declaration OF faith and dedication
rite by the pastor. the Rev. J. r.
Young. and the people was the most
impressive part OF the service. The
dedicatory prayer was given by the
Rev. w. T. Jaquess. former pastor
A fellowship meeting will be held
Monday evening, and Tuesday even
ing the dedication Of the organ. which
was presented by Mrs. John s. New
berry in memory OF her husband. will
take place ~ J. Corey will preside
at the organ. and Mrs. George s.
Owen. soprano and Charles NJ. CO.
heey, bass. win furnish the vocal pum-
Ders The proceeds will go 10 the
building fund.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

The mos astonishing walxing-stick
of recent tiries Is one with which Mr..
Hallaue, the British secretary of war.
considerably startled the house of com
mons. The occasion was discussion
concerning cordite, and Mr. Haldane.
answering some arguments against the
security OF the explosive. claimed thai
T. was. when properly manufactured
so absolutely safe that he had had a
walidng-stick made OF II, which he
had been In the habit of bringing TO
the house and leaving In the cloak
room. There was. he explained moth.
Ing in It's appearance to cause appre-
henslon, but it needed TO be closely
watched. Iis meant that the cordIte
not the Gtick, needed watching: bur
with the knowledge thus given to the
house. members are unlikely 10 meddle
with the waLsing-stlck Of the war SEQ.
rotary .-Argcnaut.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
FUR THIEVES
MAKE RICH HAUL
LUG AWAY OVER $4,000 WORTH
OF GOODS FROM MARKS
ESTABLISH ENT.

Furs valued at upwards OF $4,000
were stolen from the wholesale es-
adjustment of Herman * Ben Marks,
occupying the second and third floors
OF the building at No. Z! Earrar-st.,
early Sunday morning. The police
believe two men were in the JOB. En-
trance was gained through the sky
light. the thieves getting TO the roof by
means OF a fire escape on an adJoin-
ing building.
The robbery was discovered by Her
man Marks and u. Reamer, his fore
man, about 8 O'Clock Sunday morning.
That the job was done by amateurs Is
shown by the fact that the providers
left several valuable NUTS and scarfs.
which were hanging close TO those
taken, including principally mink furs.
Their operations were confined To the
store room and number Of the ar
ticles taken belongs TO customers OF
the firm. These articles will be re-
placed, 1t is announced.
A dark lantern and several straps,
left behind by the robbers, furnished
the only clue to their identity. 1t is
believed that the straps were TO be
used on telescopes used In carrying
the plumber away.
Detectives Fox and Downey are at
work ON the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
pen XIX 81 Weapon.

William Damn colored man.
charged by Miss Hattie Bender. pro
prie.ress of an employment Office on
Shelby.st., with disturbing the peace,
exhibited a small pen knife In police
court. Monday. - the nearest ap-
nroach 10 q dangerous weapon he ever
had IN his possession. Miss Bender
claimed that Dunn forced demand
for the return OF 80 he had paid her TO
secure him a position by fourisning z
huge daggcr In her face Dunn in
sisted that the pen knife Yves the only
weapon he had on him az tfe time and
denied that he hal threatened the wo-
man. Miss Bender as',ed for con.
tinuance Of the case until she could
oet witnesses 10 the incident end JUS
tice Jefnes put the case over until
wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
TAFT LOUNGES At
HOT SPRINGS, VA.
TARIFF REVISION DETAILS TO BE
LEFT FOR HOUSE TO
DISPOSE OF.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. 9-PresL
dent-eiect VIM. II. Taft. lounging ON
the porch of his cottage here, declared
that he did some great work at sleep
ing and was already beginning TO
notice the cessation Of that tired
feeling"
The Sunday quiet which Taft en-
joyed was in striking contrast TO the
days Of turmoil he has gone through
and he gave himself up TO rest.
Cameron Forbes, vice1governor of
the Philippines. and Mr.. Luzuriga a
Filipino member Of the Philippine COM
mission. called on him. Both are re-
turning to the Islands after some time
spent in this country and a general
discussion on Philippine matters was
INDUCED In.
Rep. Joseph w. Gaines, OF West
Virginia, stopped here and had long
talk with Taft Gaines IL on his way
To Washington TO attend the tariff
hearings 70 be held by the ways and
means committee OF the house OF rep
resentatives, OF which he is a member
Mr.. Taft told Mr.. Gaines that his
views had been fully expressed in his
campaign speech, and that II remained
for the committee to work out the
details as soon as possible.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
BOSTON COPPER.
no>roN Copper LrrrEn.

FURNISHED hy Hayden. Slone y Co:
rho Rostou stock market opened buoy
ant with the largest demand for the
copper shares since TIE panic OF year
ago Thcl kutheN adNa hSe In the price
OF the metal e. - as cents, together
with tho strength IN Ann lsanatcd. has
made for very optimistic feeling. An
early advance in the price of the metal
TO - cents ia looked for which would
Justify higher prices fors all the good
-canEas.- s+eeks-rhe buying during tha
morning session has been very aggrts-
sfvc. especially In North Butte. Old Do
minlon ana Copper RANGE, WHEY show
advances OF from 70 ~ points. Mo-
hawk is also a prominent feature with
gain OF , points The Amater group
continues very active and are all sell
ing well above last nights clos PIN x
prices We believe that trading In
copper stocks viii continue on very
broad scale and barring profit taking
sales from time TO time, We expect to
soc hisher range OF prices for all the
good stocks.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
MORSE BEGINS HIS
REAL FIGHT FOR
FREEDOM
WEALTHY SISTER FORMS COM.
PANY TO SECURE 5AIL-0lS-
TRicT ATTORNEY FEARS AT
EMPT TO LEAVE COUNTRY.

NEW YORK Nov. s.-Charles W.
Morse's fight for freedom began IN
earnest, today. His counsel appeared
before the appellate division OF the
supreme court to argue on TIE order
granted By Judge Lacombe 10 show
cause why Morse should not DO admit
ted to bail pending all appeal from the
i5-year sentence imposed upon him
by Judge Hough.
A feature in his case is the presence
here Of his Wealthy sister. Miss Jennie
Morse. Through her, a company has
been formed and plans have been ar
ranged TO free Morse from the Tomos
today.
Fear Prchibitive Bail.
Although it is understood that the
reason for the opposition OF the United
States district attorneys office 10 the
appeal Aiorse made for bail was based
on the fear that he might leave the
country. az he did when proceedings
were pending against him last year.
his counsel DO not believe That they
will have any difficulty in inducing
the court to l!berate him on proper
surety. The only thing they fear IS
that the bell will be fixed at such an
enormous amount as to be almost pro-
hibitive. la that event they are pre-
pared to apply for a writ OF habeas
corpus.
Morse still maintains the attitude
that be is not guilty and that he can
prove IL. his counsel disagree entire
ly with the ruling of Judge Hough mat
an entry in the books OF bank Is
false, even II properly made, provided
the act that caused that entry Is IN
itself illegal They intend 10 quote
the rulings Of other judges on that
point, and appear To have no doubt
that they will win.
Passed Quiet Sunday.
Morse will go forth, If bailed today,
after one OF the quietest Sundays he
has had In recent months.
At 1880 O'Clock Morse was asked II
he would attend the Roman Catholic
service. At o'clock he was told he
might go 70 the Episcopal service. Al
) 80 a similar Offer was made as TO
The Lutheran service. To each Mr..
Morse replied with a simple NO,
thanks: never mind" He made him
self comfortable in corner and went
INTO the newspapers.
From noon until o'clock Morse was
free 10 exercise, and he quickly avail
ed himself of the chance. Nearly all
the afternoon he was in the corridor.
His meals were sent in.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

California; rruits--Grape~. u.75Gs
per crate: prunes, sisu per crete.
ser zoe lbs.
Cranhcrrie~--cape Gods. ss.7sQs per
bu SS6tS.5O per Dbl
Dressed Caiscs--Fancy, 94lQc. COM
Dressed iioss--Lisht. 79sc: heavy.
Co = nc per 10.
arsts. case count, CSC per doA
iloGE--Nii chtZan patents. IN wood
$3.50. second patent. So. straight. sS.s0.
Tc-G.-Johblng lots. oran. $50. coarse
corn neal. SSS: corr and oat chop.
s295c; coarse middlinGs, s25. ane mid
Finnsa rInadicS--loc per Ii. :. :.
Errsh FcEetaLlrS--Cucumb not
house. sl.sc per doz: lettuce. i5c per
strap. Erui'--sl,25 a 20 per box
Gfcea rcppsr~--sl o l.25 per G-basaet
Grnpe<-Catawhas Alb. baskets. IA
q l6c Mala sas,. 50 q $50 per Dbl
iiafdssa.e--Wi.e nails. $3.50 ba 20
50 ana > per cent OF; poultry ns;tins.
oarbed wire. s3.So. No enneaieu VI e,
22e. poultry netting r-gurc we.vir x
cloth sl..o PER leo feet; lnp and clip
eftsr wearing, SO per cent OK. W 70
j0.ut carct-a4gh. 80 and 10 per
on. round and corrursIec condue :or
pIIe. u and : .er cent OFT
.CE tlc. extracted. Gac6 &c per ID.
Hickory Nuts-s2sg225 per bu
prdts 'f far asw ' saea g Fs, 'e :.
car lots, Z. o. b Detroit. No. tlrno Ay,
I'D sI1QlLFO.. new. slo9iot0; No. 4.
s se 79S ~! ~ cley s .'E aGs 'sT 10: re
sS.t0 ~, tea "A car lots.
eu h'd', Sc. 30 s s2rst s, ss No. No.
sai e; eh s'p sF%S S1 No i4e. ' No NJ
A. % l.
6orse hides E; 40 %; ~ 80: 10. :. s.: a.,osy
sAlns. as - wool ;o160c-
Lemona--caiiifornis ,Sa52t per box.
s."pie sGEsr--Ne". p-r@. i5c per 10.
slus'roo nls--ssc per 10.
oiis.-Ra " ii ms pr' lse: boiled lin
seed, &c gal. less per cent for cash
- 49, Gl1n.ona "t"",.'' So
.ene. sHc9 tprpenSine. 81 D. t"' 49,
o.ange.-Ncw Floridas, s2,75gS per
rears-E efer's. 30 q aoc per bu. s2.2S
Z 10 per bOi.
crate. - 50 go lar do2
potH'ue.---nictg san. 30 ~ f5c per hI;
car lots l. 9. = DatrOit. 80 ff0Sc peg bu.
Psuisry--iens,. % loc, springs. lca
turkey, 1919 iGc pcr H.
s"ee; observation-disclosures 81 per
bbi: Jerseys SALE PEI bu SEES per
bbl: kiln dried $40 per crate.
prcNisinu~---ii5a s pprk. Sft.UJ. ts.f0ily
pork sl9G 1880: liSht, clcar. 5000.
Aeavy. $1,000. smOlied hams. f2Lc;
dry saited briskcts. lllac; shoulders.
SIC. picnic hams. Size. bacon ic.
hard IN ticrees. lie: kettle rendered.
l2Mc per 10.
spgar--Cryssal do-nluoes. IS; Eagle
tatlsta. 1896: cot loaf. sci5: cubes. Sc
xxx powdered. $3.50. formulated, ex-
ira coarse 50 SO: GranuIatcd in buIE
4, 1.-th
So 80. Michigan graruiated. S5.25. con
fectioners y $50. No. ]. $545: No.
So IS. no. ?. ss.t5 NJ. g. S5.Sb: No. 8
$3.50, No. g. Y5.eS. No. Z. s. 20, No. )
s5ll No $50: No. 20. sos: No. II
60: No. 10 1896. No L.. $500 80. -
s4g0. no - si.gO per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
TRAVEL RS' GUIDE.
INTERIJREaN LINES.
Detroit Unio,d In,crurban Line.

Detroit Unis,d Interurban Lines.
FLINT ki&iEEDs-Sl5- ana
t:15 M. Locals for Rochester and
Flint a. m. and every two hours TO
Rochester and E:omeo s n. m. and every
two hours TO 10 y. m; also II y. m.
po,tr HURON LIMITEDs--7:46 a. m.
'o:s5 a. M. S:t5 p. IN. Gas p. m. Locals
for New BALTIMORE. Algonac. Marine
City and PSr. Huron hourly; a N; to
Local cars run vie Algonac. To Ne.
Clemens. half hourly, ESQ n. m to =.
M and no, hSrs SITE to II ,v TO MI.
m. 10 9:2s m, also IL p. m.
ToLEDo h'HITEDs--s:zo a. M 1870
lockwood. Newport, Monroe and TO.
lcdc. hourly, $50 q. m; TO $3.50 .. M
JACKSON .LimITEDs-S:45 a. m.
I2:i5 and 3:s5 .. m. Locals. for Jackson.
m. and every hours until p. M;
for Ann Arbof n. m. and hourly until
80 q ~. ard every two hours until
D N saline cars from ypsilanti.
For NynndOttc ruJ Trentcp-b;3s a.
~ anl halt-hourlv 20 9;ss p. m; hourly
e. il}' r - SUNDAYS. hrst CIR at
For Row, Oak. P,-mipghom nra
vo-finr--s'7o n. m, then hal'-hourly
rrtil .. IN. then hourly until IL
=, First car one-half rour later on
Sunday.
y Fer rarmsiaton. Worthwhile. Orchard
= aGs Gnf Dtntinc---6 a. m. and hourly
until II ?. II, First car one hour later
or Sunday.
rn'eru rban cars uass Waiting Station,
corner OF Earned and Grtsw old SITS,
last ezra awaiting the closing OF
theaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

y (1no born % 1Gyp. Anthony
oGQ1f1ng ts1al for on9npiicity
uD1De q her husband, An
oonv n Grace hospital,
1Gor morning. . few hours
- Hwka ne husbands con-
puR had been taken To Jack
~ - 2eSve Z HE term. Mrs.
Nm ~ placod On trial AZ soon
ahoa Ths authorities will
1neo the child IN some local
H p . strong. healthy
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
B. ]. FAFEYTA is
STRICKEN BY DEATH

Bartholomew p. Fafeyta, known
among his friends as "B. j."
and Dewey is dead in the
family home, No. 945 Michigan
ave, aged So years. Mr.. Fafeyta
was BORN in Bohemia, and came to
this country when 10 years OF age
He opened a tailor shop on Michigan
ave. pnc later went into the real es-
tate business One OF his FIRST ven
lures was the erection OF the Fafeyta
opera house about 80 years ago on
Michigan-aye. near what was then
the city limits.
During the summer months. ar Pa
feyta was at his cottage at Pearl
Beach and a fall into the water while
there last summer resulted in cold
to which he attributed the Illness that
caused his death. His family. how
ever, declare overwork TO be the
cause.
Besides his wife. he is survived by
three sons, Bartholomew, William and
Anthony. and twod aughters, Mamie
AMI Josephine Fafeyta. The funeral
viii take place Tuesday morning from
ST. Johns church, with interment In
Mt Elliott cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

bureau In = report .s9ucd this morning
places the quantity ~ cotton Suned u
Nov ] from the crop D4 1905 az S.I4g.-
600 bales counting round as half bales.
AGAINST 5.itf. 600 lr fhc same time ca
1907. 6.906,396 il 1908 and G.4bT.80j az
1905. The amount uinncd Go. Oct. IS
this selsdnE was 6,2sG.TS9 bales.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
BET YOUR COIN ON TIE DEER

NEGAUNEE. Mich. Nov. 9.-The
opening OF the deer season in Michi-
gan finds the woods filed with hunt
ers of all kinds and descriptions. The
hunting conditions are In favor OF the
deer. az the woods are very dry and
there is no snow. Fifteen hundred H.
cences have been issued in this coun-
~ alone. Ex-Mayor Harrison OF Chi
cago With half dozen friends arrived
here today to hunt with Mayor Winter
OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
Dbsv OsfUits HIS
- Pyisssvs: Mok<s
lssss # 1ypswyifing

11JQ Nov. s.-Tlhe strike
DoeDsss and painters on the
|UGng1nn papazS. the Hun.
DU1 I'D he Hungarian
- IN ne result Of pro-
D - - n0st novel publica.
- hetA
D1Wg. Ae name Of which
~ oop@Eed - II It had
r1lDsn- TyDevrftins was,
~ 1ools pDca which the edit
hnzyl - able to pro-
upua ths novel idea OF
neUR IN typewriter
- IN Photographed and
D1pGnuhs printing plates
- onznD - . Photograph
ID ~ pR1nflng.
nDonGD q tns typewriter
- ~ p1ncsd together in
- 49, and from these the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
s.ifts IN CITE Hall.

Alterations have been made In the
basement Of the city hall which Will
result, In the transfer of the state free
employment bureau to quarters there.
The sidewalk division OF the depart.
,nent Of public works is 10 move into
the fourth floor quarters which have
been occupied by che employment bu.
rea,r and the chief clerk OF the ID. p.
w. will have the space formerly used
Nv the sidewalk division.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov. 9.--Close-The I'M
pressiou gained by reports from mills
ana grain buyers throughout the state
was that the wheat acreage this year
in Michigan had been cut down ESQ 80
per cent owing 70 the very dry
wea ther last fall. which prevented both
seeding ard he preparing OF me
Monday surprised the trade by givinS
the average as 81 per cent ~ nvf-
wear average The condition shows a
falling on OF y. making the outlook
for crop very discouraging. The feel
inw on change was bullish at the open
ing. TIL" general tone was easy ana
prices had a downward tendency dur
ing the greater part OF the day
Wheat quotatiOns--Cash No. :. .D4'
Deccrnber opened unchanged at si.of1a
gained &c. declined 20 slG4A and
si079. touched sL0s. declined 70
slO7Is and closed at sle1 July
opened at s1.0l ~ advanced 20 81 de-
:iG.o'2l5 w. ~
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No& red. 69c; No. 3 yellow. ? cars ~
oats-Cash No white. car at zee
closing az 52hc bid.
Ryc-Cash No. ? > cars NJ &c.
Beans-Cash and November. $40,
| December. s2.22 asked.
CIoverseed-Prime spot. so bags at
| "a hays al s52o IS At 81. - At st75 7
at $3.50: sample alsike bags at sS.25.
! 3 ar s7.25. at &c.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Nonday were l.40O bbs OF -four, . cars
OF wheat 81 Of corn. OF opts. ] OF
barley and ) Of rye. Withdrawals
were 400 hbls OF -four stocks are $50
100 on NJ wheat 2tS col hu OF corn.
1876 bu OF oats and a-.S79 hu OF rye
Wheat condition N Michigan. "a per
cent; year ago, 80 per cent Acreage -
Z g. Il -l.rtr. t~farrra no.
to wsldd' Il 6g6d Ser' SSd ''S Sora 2Ei
Wheat rccelote at g. Louis 81 Ooa
bu; year ago. Sc 600 bu.
Kansas City receipts. 2o2 cars; year
Northwestern wheat receipts. 1875
cars; wear ago, 9e3 cars.
Lest weeks worlds exports. 9,C0s.A01
wheat receipts at primary points
Monday 1,1eo 600 bu; year ago, ess,o0o
Exports o, wheat AMI rour Monday,
9s6o 600 hu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Nov. 9.--Wheat opened
steady to shade higher, with fairly
ways.
CHICAGO Nov. Opening prices.
Wheat----Dec sl.oi Y q l.Si r. Sorn--
PaE 1881. Ribs--Jan.. sS.45. La4I
Wheat closed 4. q &c higher For The
day. Corn was active and irregular.
closing weak and - 20 y G lower. GA Is
close n u ~ hisner and were generally
Arm. Provisions opened lower and all
around. Closing prices. Wheat--Dec.,
81 81 = asked. COrn-bec.. u ~ nsl re-.
Oats-Doc.. 3S%4c PorK--Jan., slG.05.
Lard--Jan.. $500 932i2 Ribs-Jan..
Ss.45MS.47ls.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO,.
Report OF Market Opening Dy saiies
KOrfcr -. Co.. <Omani~ssDa Merchants.

BUFFALO. Nov. Especial. Cat
tle--.Receipts $500. good higher, otheI .
steady: export steers, S6.2s46.I5. ship-
ping steers. SJ.25 u 5.1J. butcher stecr3,
ss25Q 5.25 heifcrs. s345. cows, $40
425; Feeders, si25Nl AS. stockcrs. s5at
AIS HOgs--Rccoipts $4,000: medium
heavy. t610G go. mixed. sGnG.lO:
Workers. 50. s5N6. pigs and ligLt3.
$3.50 .. 30. Sheep--Rcccipts 2J,Oc". 'oI
lambs. sB, yearlings. s4.25ci 40; sheep,
ga 4.25. Calyes--Top. SIS. $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
PRODUCE.

The market Tor the wcok opened vsty
quiAt there bong handy enough dolse
10 gain line on prices, the, hiinnesS
in butter IL hue 10 scarcity OF freel
extras. "a there Is plEutY OF medium
and low grade stock a. well as STORAGE
goods. Eggs are very firm and lOoifan
higher Poultry IL no better taaU
steady hut the market here viii ac.
pend largely on what New York dycs
Pota toes are gradually working hlgner
IN Price and the shipping market 4.
showing more life Than at any time On
This crop.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Eond quotations, furnG. he'd by Hay
DEN stone 4 Co. 1lG-l1S Griswold-st J,
New - reg. 1915 q i0l 80. coup. l0i
btd new ss reg. l00i4 g. looS. 3o,
coup. 1901. Ql0l p. new as reg. 1905.
ctl2I. DO. coup. i2i bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
Markets ~ Finance

I 6f4Go. COWS and hcifers $1,000 90.
( calves. Sbf4A. sheep kecCip.s 30 coo
/ market 1.c LAWYER. native ami west
crn s..at6t l.5Jt NeTTlings, - ff b.luf
n - ~ w., --- 81 m b. ~
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov 9.--The cotton
market opened active ana ateadier tsan
expected II developed that a lot Ok
the market 70 catch any break that
might follow the ginncrs report, ana
these absorbed everything that came
from local sources. Mach n the buy
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
App,c--rancy. 500: common. $50

o. per Dbl
i,nt,rr--,lfrc'aI prices Ex.ra rrcr IN :
cries. Csc: nrsts csc: crooks, zoe:
packing stock. i1i.c per ID
Cabbng c--.40Gs soc per bl.
CacIirUwcr---60cf zoe per bu.
,efrry--gl " 3oc per doA
Observation-Disclosures full cream. new
Ibc: old. 14c: L!nlburger. l5c: brick.
i5Ic: s;chweifzer. tie per 10.
Chestnuts--se5099 per>bu;~ 1s9isc
per Alb.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

D9VR. Nov. 9s-The twenty
~ anaunl consention Of the Amer
y Do6mut1un Of Labor was called
1ng shortly after 10 O'Clock this
G1g. q n predicted that his SEES
u(0 b the most important gath
II ~ Delegates In the history OF
100.
- important question to be dis
~ = Involvement Of the politi-
DnDum carried out by the ex-
~ GpunelI In the recent political
n, which has generally been
- a Mr.. Gompers' plan.
n0nfs Of Samuel Gompers. pres
RI Tie federation. are working
W A IN EFFORT to prevent his
1on- They are charging him
1EEac1Dus political activity"
n6 those VINO are expected to
~ Nit on the federation's pres
r. xFuu16ent Daniel Ksefe. OF De
- IlDuwBhocemen's union, who
0tDo4 With deserving the fed
~ oG1GIak1ve committee and
~ Mbcr leaders who win par
- ~ Seasiuns Of the con-
M 1nnGA It the idea Of defeating
~ 1Aav declare that not only
D ~ uD1eld. but that Keefe will
n0o1 mum his place as a vice
h& q the federation. While all
o01owogs win suffer Ike de-
1no1Dvpr ofzcs or other pre-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 9.--Night
riding and the burning OF numerous
gins In the south in addition to the
general cotton situation will be dis
cuseed By delegates to the convention
0f cotton growers. merchants and gin
|nsrs here, Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
Digest
the FOOD

D - TIE intsstinss y ~ important
o0e1oo - are the gastric juices in
nnob and bile Il only supplied
+ ~ uvor y N active condition.
D011o0o and chronic forms OF In
~ - QuBo1 bY DR.. A. w. Chase's
- x1yer Rills because OF their
~ . the liver oausIng . good
HE - ala Digestion and keep
V0D rogulor. thereby preventing
9o11Do 81 the food, the formation
al the disesreesble symp-
o(en1ln9 cases OF chronic fndi-
I1G)A g Dg. n. w. Chases's Kid :
- Liver Pulls after all else has
u W. llglsy, MurraysviiIe. w.
o1o:-.Fof sixtesn years I suf-
on tnd1gsstion and liver trouble
nuoD(o6 several physicfans In
kv4 tQxee o. Dr.. A. w. Chase.s
80 Liver pills did more for me
~ 0e61ofnee ever used. Ny
- then With equally good re-
~; = y. &c cs: . s. a.s a. A.,
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It's only matter OF time until d
white lie takes on somber hue.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

Job Printing done right. Times rrint-
ing co. 80 John u 50. Phone l49s.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
, = = y. :" , =
MA.,AET CLnsE.


EAST IIFFAIU. \ =. Nov. A.--Cot-
tIe--Neceipts 3 5V0: choice cattle \active,
lOQI5c higher ordinary Kind steady !,
prime steers f6.35Q 6.75. 1900 To Loo
pound steers. f5.sOm go. 1000 To loo
pound steers. S4.50u No. heifSys. ~. 80
Z. SIS. COWS So 70 s.yOI bulls. s94 10
feedels. sly "a ,a6. milch cows ego q
%. Fcals-t-itece pts itU0. active, &c
sheep and ianbs--lteccipts 10000 :
sheep active. steady: lafnbs slow. 90 "a
zoe lower. lambs. k42bW6; yearlings,
sfG4.i5. wctbers. stN 400; ewes. siW
426. !ulSed sheep $2Wt25 Hogs@tso-
caipts $4,000. active. leo zoe lower.
Workers. S5.l5u610. pigs. $500 b.65,
mixed. $500 G.1J. hcaVies, 36I00 6.2O. .
rnughs ss :. 81 s6J
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
Yesterday. Aiw .OHtl sroohs.

Reported for Tho Times by Hayden
Stour * 90, Hons GasWold-s''' fs-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

II a man is financially weak he's
unable to stand a loan.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
CuICAGn LIVEsTOCk.

CHICAGO. Nov g.-iIogs--Receipts
10000; market slow, mostly l5c lower,
light. s5.lJH5.aU. bulk. $50 90, mixed,
sg.30Q6.f0; pigs. 1a'sG 5.1V; heavies.
So seq $40, good 70 choice heavics, 5000
46I5: roughs, sJ.SOM5.50; Workers.
s3.z5G5.95. Cattle-Receipts $4,000;
market 100 l5c on boevcs. $500 10,
Texas steers $500 4.s0; western
.s2.e5g 5.S5, stockers and feeders. t2.G0
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

Cotton prices, furnished by HAYDEN.
Stone g. TO. Opening.