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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

barrel house. which stands. sentinel
like. over the Clark-st. Chicago dens.
Thanked on both sides. south ~ the
battiements OF beer kegs which eur
rounded Kenna's dive are strange
signs in Chinese and stranger people
slip silently past you: from reeking
Easements comes the drone ~ -lsep-
ily-sung Chinese songs and the subtle
odor OF opium.
Here the Chinese gambler sat in
glory until States Attorney Wayman
decided that vice and graft must stop
Word went along the street, over TO
Andy" Craig's district. and even TO
the strongholds OF the aldermen.
Laughter greeted Waymau' do
fiance. but now they speak of him
amid frowns and threats. VIII Way
man from the grim old criminal courts
building be able to shake Chicago >
graft system 10 the foundations?
Nobody can tell now. Chicagos
petty graft runs into princeiy places
If you trail IT, Even in the columns
of Ghieage,s most respectable" neMs-
paper runs a current OF sneers and rid
icule at Waymans work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
BISHOP McFAUL RAPS
EX-PRESIDENT ELIOT
at Is Like Building House Without
Foundation" He Says OF Su9-
oestion for New Religion.

TRENTON. y. j., July 24.-Bishop
James A McFaul. head Of the Catholic
diocese OF Trenton, who recently ere
ated stir throughout the country by
his denunciation OF the moral status
e students in American universities,
has answered the proposal for a new
religion made by former President
Eliot. OF Harvard, in an address be-
fore the Harvard summer school or
theology In referring 10 President
Eliot's religion OF the future. Bishop
McFaul says:
1T appears that Dr. Eliot has now
assumed the role Of the prophet. /
am sorry for this because | always
highly esteemed DR.. Eliot. IL would
be ludicrous were IL not so pitiable
TO hear d man of DR.. Eliots reputed
learning and character outlining the
Church of the Future | am amazed
when / hear men of learning talk
about a religion without dogma or
creed. 1t is like talking OF building IA
house without the foundation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

AppIes-New. si.4091.50 per box.
Rlucl ~ a $50 bu.
Cabbngc--fl. so bbl
CauIIfiow per doz.
CeI~ry-Home- grown, 30 17bc dor.
Decentralization full cream. la
l5c York STATE, 10 y q &C. limhurgei.
Ice brick cream. 16c; schweitzer. fancy
old, zoe 10.
Cb~rries-s275@3 bl.
Co6ee--Package coffee. si4ss617 80
per 100 lbs
california Fruit.--Plums. 81 .50@175:
cherries Si,75G2 apricots. SlT5.
peaches 81 so per box; pears. - per
box; grapes. 50 box.
Currant.-s2 50@ $50 b.
Dressed Caivcs-Fancy. 10111c; COM
mon, 9I?Le Id.
Fiour--Michigan patents in wood.
$40: second patents. 1895: straight.
sass; clear. $50. rye -four. - Dbl.
Feed-Joboing lots, bran. so: coarse.
corn meal, ss1: corn and cat chop: sac:
coarse m;ddlings. $50: hne niddlings,
ygl per ton.
40c doz; lettuce. home grown. 259 30c
bu: parsnips. soc bu. tomatoes, 15c
crate; rndishes. Ice dog; wax beans,
81 box, new turnips. j SC doz; green
peas, 81. so bu. beets, zoe doz
Gooseberrtes-t25 0qS bu.
Honey-Fancy white. lSm1fc ID; am
Der. lsd1ic: extracted, 6nsho 10.
Hay--Dctroit shippers are paying the
following prices TOR baled hay In car
lots, Z. O b. Detroit: No. timo.h;.
mixed. Gil Qii.so; ~s straw: SOC
1880; wheat and cat straw 80 ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
CHARGES AGAINST
lEvYs DISMISSED.
Judge Phelan Jolts Game Warden
Who Seized Wild Ducks in Cold
~ Storage Plant.

Judge Pholan has dismissed the
{ barge against Abraham and Herman
Levy o, having in their cold storage
plant mole Wild ducks than the law
permits. Last December the game
warden seized 1875 ducks in the Levy
Bros. plant IL developed In the hear.
ing that the ducks were shot by Cana
dian hunters in Canadian waters aud
were placed in the cold storage plant
Tor preservation. While the law says
that no one person may have In mis-
posse ssion or in the possession of
any one else more than 70 ducks. the
court holds that II would be- absurd
10 make this provision apply TO the
owners OF cold storage plants who
hold the fowl TOR others. Judge Pie
lan's decision In part follows:
To hold that cold storage plant
cannot legally have in its possession
for the purpose OF preservation more
than - ducks at one time might De
good law. perhaps. IA Hades, where
Il few cold storage Plants would no1
he amiss: but here in Detroit. where /,
Is always cool, no. The respondents
are hereby discharged. and the prop
erty IN question will be returned AZ
once 10 the storage plant Of the above
named defendants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
JERE HUTCHINS' SECRET OF
PERPETUAL URBANITY IS OUT
IT'S Due to Fact That o. v. r. Magnate
Drinks Milk That Costs II Cents
Quart.
Sh.hllih,

Sil-H-E-f-h.
The secret is out.
The perpetuai uroanity Of President
Jere G. Hutchins, Of the ID. u. r.. and
that unruflled serenity OF disposition
and calm mental equilibrium, which
have caused comment, wonder and
sometimes-worse things. is at last ex
planned.
Jere- {. Hutehins drinks milk that
costs l. cents per quart. The police
say so, and someone IN Jere Hutchins'
household told the police about it
perhaps Mr.. Hutchins himself-so Il
must be true.
Had IL not been for the audacity or
one Harry Hansen, who nipped bot.
tie OF rnilk from the porch OF Mr..
Hutchins' residence 1T No. 149 NC.
Dougall-ave., the secret might have
gone down into the ages unanswered.
Yes. Mr.. Hutchins Lad his porridge
ell right this morning The bottle of
milk was recovered. And the thlef
Is held ia the Elmwood station.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
BURGLARS ARE ACTIVE.
Supt. Cowneys Morning Bulletin"
Contains Long List

The Morning Bulletin issued by
Supt. of Police Downey, and iran.
scribel by Detective Bureau Stats
tician Charles CarnOGy, contains the
following:
Paul Wenzel No. ll76 Gratiot.ave..
reports 30 pounds OF lead stolen; value
$4
John Wilson. No. 527 Dearborn
ave, +, ports house a above numDe.
entered and two suits OF clothing ami
a soldier shirt stolen Value s50.5o.
j.. c. FIutchins, No. l49 McDougall
ave. reports one bottle milk stolen.
from his porch: value - cents. Harry
Hansen arrested and property recov'
cred
Il. T. Hunt. No. 459 Crawford.aye..
reports on July 81 ONE person en-
tered above number and stole jewelry;
value 81 50.'
william Bauer. No &c Thirty-frst.
ST., reports three Iuen entered his
place and stole jewelry and $3.50 casA
Total value StS5."
Western Union Telegraph Co. re-
ports 500 pounds Of wire stolen from
car on VI. c. K. T. tracks. Value
$50"
"R. =. Dowra, No. 2S6 JeTerson.ave.
reports two auto lamps stolen from
auto Value $50"
The above reports are in writing
and no denials OF their authenticity
are expected
Bauer declared, Saturday morning
that ne was awakened during Tic
night and started from his apartments
upstairs toward his saloon on the
lower floor. when he heard three men
leave thc place, shortly after o'clock.
The jewelry and cash were all kep-
in the cash register in the saloon.
which had been forced open.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
MAR TIAL LAW
MAY Be DECLARED
Disorders Continue in Madrid Be-
cause of War Being Conducted in
Morocco-King Alfonso Hated.

MADRID, July 24.-Despite the &c.
tivity OF the civil guards who nave
made scores of arrests, closed down
all the Republican clubs and suppress
ed the anti-government newspapers,
the disorders in Madrid continue and
the capital Is almost under martial
law Premier Maura's refusal to con.
Nene the cortes, because he fears tbo
lawmakers Will disapproye OF the war
With Morocco, has only added to TIE
discomfort OF the people
The latest news from the besieged
garrison at Melilla indicates the Span.
iards have been able 10 hold .heir own
and To win number OF important We
tories. but their losses have been
heavy.
The news of the losses. together
with the fact that there are thousands
OF married men in the reserves who
have been summoned 20 the coors.
has the women in state of frenzy
and they are urging the men 10 revolt
against the government
King Alfonso. once the beloved rul.
er. is now cordially hated by the Span
ish people who blame him for the
governments policy 10 continue the
African war
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, via From
tier. July "a Despite the RICHNESS OF
the censorship from the interior point
in Spain II is known that the disorders
occasioned by the thousands who ale
opposed to SPANS war In Morocco
have reached the most alarming pro-
portions, bordering today on "A reyoltl.
ton The government is making ev-
cry effort to hide the seriousness ~
the situation and the details or thu re.
volts In the interior towns. are being
carefully suppressed
King Alfonso is touring soulh crn
Spain bidding farewell TO tho depart
Ing troops and personally urging the
various arsenals 10 rush preparations
for sending further soldiers TO he
front. Everywhere the KING goes he
is heavily guarded by scores OF secret
service men and those troops whose
fidelity can be counted on 20 The end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
FORBES ROBERTSON THUMPED
Badly Worsted In Fracas With BILLY
HiliQer.

Troubles are still falling to the let
of County Auditor Forbes Robertson
Latest CO the reported differences
when have become so common for
him of late was a dispute over verac.
ity which arose between himself and
William HiilgeF, former alderman from
the Seventeenth ward.
JUS what they differed over. spec
tators do not know. nut action follow.
cd words very quickly. and the action
Is said TO have been very adverse 10
Robertson. Hillger proved himself
master of physical defense and Of
Tense. and the story goes that Robert
son went down under stiff blows at
least four times. coming up still filled
with the spirit OF battle each time,
but with a little more OF the dust OF
the same clinging to his person and
apparel each trip.
Interference came when the one
sidedness OF the bout was apparent.
Hillger will say nothing about the ar
fair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 2i-Pork: Steady
Lard Easy. middle west spot. $ll.pJ ~
1905. Sugar: Raw and refined. tini
Coffee: Rio No Z on spot . y a. -
Tallow: Dull and unchanged. Dressed
and live poultry. Unchanged. Cheese;
Quiet; full cream specials. j "a n - a 81;
full skins. specials, 1lAc, full skins'
ga f,3 Sc.
Coffee opened quiet 20 z points ad-
vance to hVe points decline. Butter.
dun. easy. receipts 5,G3l Creamery,
extra 81, state dairy. tubs 2oM -. I'm J.
tation creamery nrsts - Eggs quiet !.
firmer. receipts 6.l1g. Nearby white
fancy 500 81: mixed do 240 &c. fresh
hrsts 2lrs p2i.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
PRODUCE.

The nearest approach TO a feature in
the Saturday market was tho lack OF
demand for spring chickens. Hens sold
all right at full prices. but for some
reason neither retailers nor the big
dressers wanted any brotlers. As a re-
suit the days receipts were cleaned up
at about. Ice a pound. Quotations were
not officially changed az IL was thought
conditions would be normal again on
Monday. Berries and small fruits We're
as rule I'm good supply and demand
and prices showed little or no change.
Apples and peaches are coming freely
now. and there Is an active trade az
fresh vegetables.
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Mide.-No. | cured. lsssc. No. z
cured, l2ise; No. | green; lie' 10. 2
green, Zoe; kip cured, No; i, i4e: No. z
l:he; KIP green No no l. ,l i2., No No z
l5c. calf cured, No l. lsc. No :. lSisc,
lamb skins. 2Ju o0c. sheaIiIngs, COG
5Oc. horse hides. No. /. $3.50: No. :.
). So
Huckieberries-S3 u 3.25 bu.
Lfme.-Si ser lOI.
Lemons-Callfornia. st75g575 box
Rockyfords. CALIFORNIA; $50 $50. Geo. :
gas. $2.25 g2.50 per box.
Mushrooms--oOc box.
Onions-So uthcrn, 81 per sack. New
Spanish. $50 ~ 60 bu.
observation-disclosures fIaTeis. s.. = ) tp
Oii,-Raw llnseed, Gle: boiled lin.
seed. exc gal. leSs l per cent fer lash
Ia 10 days. diamond htadIisbt kero-
sene. 9,2c. turpentine. IN barrel io,s.
P.achc..S25o per s-basket crate.
bushel backets. $50.
feurs--suuthern s2.2h blu.
Potatoe--southern. ~ 200 $50 bbi;
Pou,tryEIIens. l3Ql3t.c H. stag
ROSTERS. &c. broilers. / o I've, geese y
99c ducks. lSc springs. loo. turkeys.
Provisions--Mess pork. s2i; family
pork. s22 q -; lisht. cieai. vi: heavy.
t22 smoked hams. ! .ac. dry sailed
/ VI @A4N - PiNHtN
/ hams. lie, bacon. $50 Ice, lard In
tierces. 1874 kettle render,-. sac 10.
Raspbe rries-Red si.25u 400 bG,
black, So " bu.
suga,-Crystai dominoes Si.S5: Eagl q
tablets $3.50. cut loaf. 30 80, cubes.
s5s5. MINK powdered. S5.15. granu-
line. In bulk. $3.50: grarulated IN rs
I 10. cotton bags. s5.S5; Michigan granu-
/ lated. $500 diamond -. $40; coatcc-
! TONERS A. $3.50, No. !. $500 No 2.
! $3.50: No ). S5.25 No. =. 500; No. 5.
/ 1915, No. i. $50 No T. s5.05. 10. !.
! IS. No y. S!96, No 10. si.99, No. II.
l s:.s5, No. ~. $3.50; No -. Si.75. No.
! ia s4.,5. No. 10 s4.75 per 100 lbs.
! Txiiow--No. /, 5Ec, No. .. 4ac 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

reported Tor The Times. by Hayden.
stone a Co. July -.
The copper market opened strong
and active and practically all OF the
standard issues sold higher than at
any time yesterday There has been
considerable realizing this morning
with the result that the prices are
slightly easier. although no real weak
ness has developed. L. smelling
common has been actively bought and
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Markets and Finance

has been feature of\strength. adNane-
ing TO 5li. gain OF one point. Nortn
cal A Ariz sold AT iO6. but has since
reacted 10 1905. Tamarack is also OIL
one point on a small sale. The copper
market has shown great Improvement
this week. and prices AZ on "A suDstah-
TALLY higher level. with sentiment very
much Improved. Ne LOOK for higher
prices Next week and believe I'm buying
ON all favorable opportunities as they
present themselves Other depart
/ments Of the market are quiet ana
reatureless
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
NEW YORK. BANK STATEMENT.

NFW IOTEIN. July - ~ HVItV-
ment of the associated banks for the
past week shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits. increase, s2' -
97J Reserve on deposits Other than T..
: decrease s345.6O0. Loans, increase.
s3e73.0OO Specie. increase. Sl93.20
legal tenders. increase. S35S 100. de-
posits. increase s3,3lT,100 Circulation.
incrrase. sl3gGOO. Total loans. Sl3f9.-
25p 700. The surplus OF the banks Is
s34728.O25 against S5S.S3i.l25 last year
and $1G.2OS.325 two years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
HERE'S ANOTHER KICK.
Police Practice Of suppressino News
Isn't Popular.

ID. Iinyille. No. ~ Jerome-sA. Is
the latest man to protest against the
methods Of the bureau for he SLAP
preston OF news conducted I'm the EN-
trial police station. Mr. Linville's houae
was burglarized July =. and much val
liable sthn stolen. lie reported ire
matter promptly to the Dehay s.a.
ton. hut says the police apparently
made no effort To- find the burglar aui
no publicity was given the theft.
II the police had made .he burglar
ly public. some one might have caught
the thief" says Mr. Lihville. ~ sJs-
picious looking individual was seen in
the neighborhood by almost everyone
but the policemen"
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M A z l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


DETROIT July - Up. EdenboTn,
Corliss. Benton. IL 80 Friday "a m.
Tuscarora 1890; Wisconsin, /. Gilbers.
krupp, HIN, 1880, Richardson. 2.J5.
North King, S:oS; Laughlin. $40; -.
Marina. 5l5; Mohegan, Mingo Z, Mt.
Clemens. : Chas Hubbard. 40.
Cganda s:lS last nighS. John Mitch
ell. Brazil. y.4O, Victory and barge,
1915: Holden. lO4 Mclean. ll:SV,
Luzon. /. Is Lyman Smith, Shenango.
1915; Turret Cape. :. WoodfOrd. ~,
Calumet. ., T.. a. Wallace, Eads, :.
Osborne. Walter Scranton 1890; Ma
rltana. 1870.
Down: Three Brothers. 1880 p. IA.
Friday. steamer Buffalo. W y Haw-
good 400, Owego, 5.15, Kaministiquia.
D; Rockefeller. Jenney. :. Saranac. t.lO,
Western star 40
-. NJ. Whitney, $40 last night. liar
ward Corona. 10. Canadian to.4U.
1850; Paray, Robt. Mills. 90. AmB zoI..
2:40; W. IA. Mack Wainwright. S.lJ.
Amaia stone Peck aud barre ~;
Michigan $50. phil Minch. :. Zenith
city. Lagonda. $50 Mohawk 1915.
viking. Leonard. 1880. Buell. and
barge. 1910. Dunn. o. Sonoma. u 20.
Bransford. 1850.
Americas 500.
SALCT STE MARIE Mich. July p
Up Gary. noon Friday Delaware.
North Lake. l.. badger State. Mantle
ba. ! 80. MeaCham. . Donnaconna.
Cornell. $50, Mullen. a. Allen. Thvmp
son. New York. $50. superior. J.-t,
Mataafa. Empire City. samuel Morse
Holley 6. Norton. Fulton g.; j. J
seguin. townsend. midnight. Path
finder. "a gamorc, 4. Siemcns, Manila
:: Shaughnessy. &. Umbria. Henry
smith .; John Barlum. Lambert go
Maryland. Yosemite. y, Robbins 40.
Craig. noon; Regina, 1890.
Down. Berwind. ! so y. M. Friday
tNanhise. Thomas. $50, Maunaloa. Mar.
cha, Northern Light Andrews. A. Jupi.
/ ter. McGregOr, >. Centurion. o. Mars
\ ilphicke. - Truesdaie. t.30; Rudolph
Hebard. 10 last night. Caldcra. II. !
/ -. Marshall. 2:3O; POE. 3:-W m. Mdthcr
/ $3.50. Morgan =. Ranncy crete 10
tlaIgei Samuel Mathcr, 10. Martska
Il. Corey y. Rensselaer,. Midland kiug
$40; Watson. stephenson 9. Froutcnat
s.30; Maritop Roebling. 10. Rochester
Saronic. kcewatiu. Lyman Smith. IA
Smith. Thompson, Kinmount, noon
Fob Printing done right. Times Print.
ing CO., IL John R.-st Phone 1898,
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Bosro> COPPER SHARE SALES.

Adv 200. \ { ] o-lI AZ .. I'm, 10,
Are 10. \ G $50. Al go. Rat -. Ros
Con 1905 Bos cor 1850. Butte 2ll3, X
A 5t5. cal 10. Cent 7o5 Range 176l. ID
W 20. f 1870. Fr 80. GN 900. CT 30,
q { PAS Han 100 Helv 555. Roy gs5.
Kerr 50. Lake 20l5, /. : 2S5. Mass 500.
l35 Mob IS. Nev $40 Ne | so. Nip 4S7.
y h Ss45 y J. 1885. 9th 1873. O II 20l,
Osc 81. Par 625. GU 237. r rs, Sh Sill.
Sup AS. : & Il $50. n + 1890, Tam -.
Tn $50 OF 80 L = L 1887. do pf St-.
L c 10. Apx 775, IT Con s25. ui Cog.
sos Vie alJ, Win $50
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Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. 11s-lls Griswold-st.:


TOLEDO. ONO. July -t-W Lat
Cash and July, sioo9% Sept N.9s :,
and July Tihc. sept. Il NC; Dec.
58ac: May. 5sHc. Oats: Cash and
July, 4glsc. sept. Al Ne Dec, 42%se'
Nav 44i,c Rye: No. =, 77Rc Clover
seed: cash 1896: oct. and Dec. 1907 u ,
March. s717lz Prim- alslke: $500
Prime Timothy: s.. OIL: Unchanged
Butter: Creamery. 21ny1l2c; dairy.
22c Eggs 22Q23c. Hay. Cnchans-
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. 26c: firsts, 25c. dairy. 20c. pack
ing stock igc 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases .ncluaed. 22i.c doZ. Receipts on
SATURDAY. t3l casey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
LIVESTOCK.
EAST RuFFAlO-Opening.

EAST BUFFALO. July I'D. e :.
Livestock report: Cattle. cars. slow.
Hogs: 10 cars slow. heavy, $3.50 "a $50.
workers.. ts30QS.50; pigs So sheep
s cars. slow. best lambs. s 10: year
Iings s6M675. wcthers. 1925 "a $50 ,
ewes t4.aQ "a 400. Calves; Slow. s45Ou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July ei.--The wheat mar
ket opened &c lower. offerings limit
ed Corn started strong. offerings light.
oats firmer
Close-Whea closed weak all around
slightly above the days low. July
corn fell OF at the close, but other
months were nrmer. oats weak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
Fast aUFFA,o-CIo~e.

EAST BUFFALO. July 24-Cdttle:
Receipts $50. steady. prime steers. 50
a.; butchers. s4a6.90. Calves: re-
ceipts 200. steady common TO choice,
S6GS5O sheep and lambs: Receipts,
900. easy, lambs. $6a7.4O. yearlings.
!5a6sS: sheep. s3a $50. Hogs. Re
ceipts. loo. steady: workers, 49, q
\ 50. pigs $50, MIXED. s.. 55 q s 90.
heaVies. $500; rOughs. sI2jm 100.
stays sCd65o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
Nj Cam INDICTED
IN VICE CRUSADE
Five Indictments Charge Police In
spector Accepted $3.50 Each From
Five Resort Keepers.
SCALE OF PROTECTION"
PRICES IN CITY Oh CHICAGO

TIE following Il the scale OF
prices which witnesses testtned be-
fore the grand jury. II extorted BY
the police ~ graft for allowing vice
and crime 60 exist in Chicagoi
Per month
DisorderIy houses, West-side
0Antrteg sss..F ~ W.
Selling nquor without license
I'm Cnlumet region ....... Ia
...sIsnx gam game ......... "a 90
r.n .Jn a ha":s s ~ 90 90
For hunc loo aame .. 40 OO
states Attorney Wnymnn says
there arr 175 disorderty resorts ON
the West-side. This would mean
IN annual bribe fund OF SS4-0O0.
There are 70 resorts In the Cnlu-
mst region paying $50 year for
thu prfvtIege OF sellfng liauor with
out q license.
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job Printing don~ rygat. Times Print
tnR Co. IS John R-st. Phone 1919.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayde
U. S GOVERNMENT BONDS
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial.

Quotations furnished by Lewis q.
Corton. No 1913 Majestic building
InlN ~ 1000.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 2l-Cattie Receipts.
200. steady. unchanged Hogs: Re
'ceiTts 1000. strong o. higher. ligAt.
t,G56fs 20: mixed, s7.5Oas25 heavy
si4s6fS30: rough t1.45d 1.65. workers..
SSdS. ~. pigs. SOS. sheep Receipts.
& goo. ,teady. unchanged
GLEN ELkND.
CLEVELAND. July 2t.-IIogs. Re-
c-lpts OOO. g. higher. medi ums ard
beavlcs. $3.50. workers.. $50: lights,
$50. pigs. 81 cattle: Receipts. 2
cara. sf.ady. ambs. Receipts. cars.
SOW s. So calves Receipts. 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

Fob Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co., IL John R.-st Phone 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-10

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