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The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Frank Hartlage, 9l6 Congress-.
George a. Begin. 2i6 Beals
Walter Trombly. 512 Leland.
Davis Richards. 1913 Baltimore.
Benjamin Nogler. 1909 JOS Campau
Steve Coehcll. sos Catherine.
John Stacey. sol Piquette.
Frederick Louis. 342 Butternut
Charles Petzke. 465 Herbert.
Jacob Tuchowski, ITO Lovett.
James Fleming. 523 Roosevelt
Peter Nineroli. 39s Division.
BOYS.
Edward Garborino. POS Eliot.
Charles Brachitto. 739 Rivard.
Stanislaw Bosb. S Sarvis-pl.
William Motz. 237 Humboldt
Joseph Wajnar. SO Dunn.
Andrew Oklat. 1856 Junction.
Mikolaj Oklad. 1856 Junction.
William Zimni. IL O. A. r.
Lester Garlock. 20 Aurefia.
Carl Rutkowski, 1855 LaSalie.
Walter Linsell. l75 Kirby.
Carleton Bartlett. 32i Harrison.
Herman DctlofY. S2s Chestnut.
August Jakust. 129 Waterloo.
William Lane. 694 Field.
John Kussewiczins. 1915 Chena
William ZuIcke. 90 Newton.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
PARADE TO BE SPECTACULAR.
Five Thousand Knights Templar Will
Be in Line, Tuesday.

Next Tuesdays parade of the
Knights Templar OF Michigan will be
the largest affair OF the kind ever held
in the state. The parade will be a
feature of the grand commandery
meeting here. and il is expected that
5000 sir knights will be in lie in the
beautiful uniform and regalia OF the
order. DR.. w. II. Kessler is TO be mar
shall of the parade.
Merchants down town have been re-
quested by the parade committee to
decorated their places OF business in
honor of this gathering The members
of the Communicates are the substan-
tial business men OF the state and II
is urged that the welcome shown them
by decorating stores would be appre-
ciated throughout the state.
This grand commandery session
lasts through Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
JUSTICE GAYN0R. FIGHTING
FOR BOY. WILL SEE MAYOR
Jurist Says Youths Picture Should
Not Have Been place In the
NRoeues' Gallery by Police.

mol rave seen race IN tnc
>,Rogues' Gallery by Police.
NEW YORK, June 5.--Supreme
Court Justice Gaynor, II is reported.
today decided TO appear personally
before Mayor Mcclellan with George
B. DUFFY, the Brooklyn boy, when the
Duffy case Is resumed by the mayor.
Monday. II was the original intention
OF the Justice TO employ an attorney 20
represent the boy. but in view OF the
extraordinary character OF the testi.
mony given against Duffy by the po-
lice who were examined Thursday. he
has, IL is believed. decided TO go per-
sonally with Duffy so that he can
protect him against libel.
II is understood Justice Gaynor
takes the position that Information.
which was brought out at the mayors
inquiry. by the police should not have
been allowed 70 appear in the record
because il Is supplemental TO the in.
formation given against the boy when
he appeared In court on the several
occasions when he was arrested.
IF the police knew anything against
Duffy they should have brought II out
In court or refused TO make II pub
lic." says Gaynor, and tho fact that
the mass OF testimony given 10 the
mayor contains many matters not
spoken OF by the police 10 anyone
before. shows that the Duffy boy is
the victim of a police conspiracy. The
alleged facts rejecting on the boy
should have been brought out at
court, the proper tribunal to try the
case. or not at all. II there is evidence
10 substantiate the charges they
should have been presented in court
and the boy sent to jail. or acquitted
on the merits OF the evidence. But In
no case should his picture have been
placed In the rogues' gallery In the alb
sence of his conviction for a crime"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
VI ACQUAINTANCE GONE,
ALSO WATCH AND MONEY
! Jepson" Gets Chummy VIII
Hrash Family and Now
They're Sorry.

Meeting a young man on train. on
|hich she was coming from Chicago
Detroit. last Tuesday. Miss Anna
Snsh confided a few OF her plans TO
"a. Now she wants the police 10
cate him, and try TO recover her
Nd gold watch, two pairs OF ear
nGs. gold band ring and 5000 in
Hiss Brash came to Detroit ahead Of
~ rest OF her family when they de-
He'd to move to Detroit. The young
n. who gave his name as Sam Jep-
~ and who appeared to be about
years old. introduced himself, and
|cved good company on the way In.
~ told him that her father and the
70 OF the family would arrive in De-
|r1t Thursday afternoon, and that
m intended to meet them at the
oo<. "Jepson" was there when the
nion took place, and he Joined the
" in the most natural manner
1bIe, and started to accompany
n to the house at No. 1877 Division
Where they intended to stay with
- until they decided on their
- home.
- Brash, learning the young mans
&nky claims to acquaintance, told
e. peddle his papers, or words to
eject, but he evidently followed
g along, for the next morning he
e the house at o'clock, before
r;Ombers OF the family had arisen
~ day. He walked In and made
~ comfortable. it Is alleged.
Pa Brash was all unconscious
- presence. When the members
- family emerged from their
The young man was gone. So
the various articles OF jewelry,
- cash, which had been left ON
be IN the living room. 1t is al.
1nctivos. who have been looking
<ho young MAJ have been unable
80 him so far. and 1t is believed
- has left town. None OF the
1e86lry has been found in local
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
nOsTOy COPPEu Sues

Copper snare sales OF June 4. FUR
325. a. c. r. 5000; Am. Zinc. 400
Anc.. 20; Arc. %, A. c.. 570; Atl. 1906
Bat. 100. Bos. Con. 422: Bos: Cor, 42o:
Butte l,225 Cent. so. Cal, 10; en-, q
C.. l.s65; Roy. 70O Kerr. Is: Kew. 245;
Lake. 2.433: Las s5: Mass. 1910; Mex
SEQ; Mia. 1896; Mich. 40; New. 290:
Newh., 100; y. b., 2.726; n. l.. LEO:
Ojib.. go; o. d. 4s0: Csc. IL; Par. no;
gu. los; s. Fe. 75 Shan. 255; Sup,
$50; :. & b. $50; s. q p. 542. Tam,
40. Trim. 25, L. s. r.. 2.474; do pfd.
sss' Y. C.. 80; Apex. l5; Ut Con. 253;
Ut Cop, %; Win, iG0, Wow. 10:
Wyan.. SOS: c. & A. go.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The weekly
hank statement OF the associated banks
was issued today and shows the fol-
lowing changes: Reserve on all de-
Senosits. other than United States, de-
crease ss.133,O50: loans, increase S1,-
is5, 400; specie. decrease s2,5S,400; legal
tender. decrease $1.256,soo; deposits. In
st7 900; total loans si343. 03i. 400: The
surnIus OF the banks In s19,456,525
a gainst s52,i5O.175 last year. and si3,-
sos gEO two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Apples-rancy: ,7VIso per Dbl
western box apples, Ai.75Q2.50 per box

Appies-Fancy. $tW.eo per Dbl:
e"siiSow.rGsi.7S PCT dol.
,.e hr new is ise YORK s State ne new e.
new new; isc; sehweit.sr. fanssy' old. 900
ais; brick cream Sn,i,S. loo Per 10 ner ..o,
Conee-Packagc coffee. ,i4259iIso
Dressed Csives-Fancy. 30 loc. com
mon. Ease 10.
Fiour-Michigan patents. IN wood.
$3.50. second patents. SO 30: straight.
Feed--Jobping lots. bran. SAL: coarse
corn meal. S3l: corn and oat chop $50;
coarse middlings. $50. fine middlings.
Fresh MISUNDERSTANDING. 500
soc dog: lettuce home grown. soc bu i.
parsnips, 90c per bu, tomatoes. SEA
$3.50 crate: radishes. ioc dog log 40 wax
asparagus. $lGl25 per box: now tur-
nips,. $i.2s per box. green peas. N.3S
per bu.
Grape Fruit-s5 q $50 per box.
Honey-Fancy white, i3g isc ID: am
Der lOGl1c. extracted. 64eIac per To-
following prices for baled hay in car
T ,I;' i I.s 9 No, & ,lsSisso; cISysr
mixed. sl2ql:5o: rye straw ,a $40 o
Hide.--No. !. cured. i2hc: No 2
green. Toe; kip cured, Nc. ]. l2c: No. 2.
s sG? ca aP green green go go |. isc 40. !.
i4hc; calf cured. No. /. Ice: No. ,.
il Nc; iamo skins. $50 aoc: shearllnss.
Limes-sl per 100.
Lemon.-California. s5.25Gs.so per
ooA, g., ,oA,, -
M.ns 500 Rs5 each
cantaloupes. s4q6 per box.
Mushrooms-50c per box.
Ouions-Cuban. $3.50 per box: Ber-
nude. $3.50 per crate.
Ornnwes--Calitornia naveis. 32so0
1925 per box.
Oil.--Raw. l!nseed. coo: boiled lin
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc; turpcntint.. IN barrel lots.
Pin-mppies-cubsn,s 22s077s: Flor
ida. 81 5013 per cratic.
Potstoe.-Michisnn car lots. G. 0; b.
D p .oseSeTn Rs5 eq per new Su
ters' ioSiie; broiieTs. 2i9 s5c: geese.
sgse; ducks i4giSc: turkeys young
frov,;sGs.IMsss pork. .la;o; family ~
s senys sri.ke smofsa ha Shoulder. cry
picnic hams. Sc. bacon. II sc; lard. In
tierces. l1Ac: kettle rendered. IL nc
per 10.
strnwberries-24-qt cases. $500 per
case.
sugar-Crystal dominocs. sTs5: Eagle
tablets. $3.50: cut loaf. $3.50. cubes.
$685.: xxx powdered. 36.T5. granu-
laeted. extra coarse. $40: graduated.
fine. in bulk. $3.50: granulated In rs
III cotton bags. 1855, Michigan granu-
lated. $3.50; diamond A. $40, confec-
TONERS A. 20: No. /. $3.50: No. 2.
1915; No 8. 1910: NO. I. S6.o5. No. S.
IS; No. $. s4.95: No. 10. $500: No. II.
s!s.; No u. sis?;. No, "a H76; No.
TaiIow-No. ]. SIC. No. 2. 4hc per
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Pork-FIrm
Lard-Strong: middle west. spot. Sill SO
@11.65. Sugar-Raw. firm; refined.
sashc. Tallow-Steady; city. 6ts c.:
country. So G57sc. Dressed poultry
Firm. unchanged. Live poultry-Quiet.
Cheese-Firm: full cream, specials, 10
413kc. skins, specials. 1ohc: full
skins 2Q2hc.
Coffee options opened dull. vn-
changed. Butter dull; receipts S,67s;
creamery. 26hc: state dairy, tubs. 214
rs: Imitation creamery frsts. Fl q 22c.
Eggs firm: receipts 1880; nearby
white fancy, 25c; nearby mixed fancy
23c; fresh firsts. ,05z a 2lhc
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
naeeIerr Temple Celebrates.

"A temple, OF he Mystic
q I celebrated It's twenty-ninth an
kfv IN the Light Guard armory.
~ night. and. incidentally, con-
4 class OF as candidates over
4 10 sands. A large number or
<1ne mobiles were in attendance,
~ from Toledo, Cincinnati, Lon
4 Ont. and elsewhere. Following
iHitiation. vaudeville program
nrosented. The doings In the
- were under the direction OF
tate d. n. Rogers and Director
nj G. ]. Holtcn.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
BROKER OFFICE IS WRECKED.
Prosecutor and Ten Special Con-
stables Raid Alleged Bucket Shop"

CINCINNATI. o.. June 5.-Prosecut.
or Henry T. Hunt with ten special
constables as aides raided and com
pletely wrecked the rooms OF the Con.
solidated Stock Exchange, alleged
bucket shop headquarters, in a big
Fourth-st. building today. The raid
was the most spectacular and success
full ever made In Cincinnati. Four
men, w. B. Klausman, B. H. Moore
head, Louis Foster and Clarence Ac-
ton, were arrested on warrants charg-
ing them with conducting a bucket
shop.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
AZ xx1HY COMPANY IS
xoU1-yLusH SAYS ELLIS

ru,oo Points Out Enormous Cost
nm(16too end gquIppInpN Boats
rol1meyer confers With Gray.
~ George Ellis. OF the Fifteenth
one Of the members of the coun-
80 has refused TO be stampeded
ornrd 70. the matter OF Belle Isle
~ fhree and service. Is inclined to
~ the. talk OF a new ferry COM
IA 20 run Belle Isle boats next sea-
- largely In the nature OF four
There VIII not be any competing
rDony when the time comes" says
such ferry feet has to be
~, and II takes all the different
y q service given by the company
~ Windsor service, Bots Blanc
Belle Isle service. pleasure ride;
moonlight excursions-to make
venture profitable. The company
now send its boats where the trend
travel 10 greatest and thus get
kpr return than company running
Dolle Isle only.
4 tIn the FIRST place. people must
n1Ee up to what the cost OF ferry
tvice II. Vessels of the type of the
azure cost $3.50. 900 each. complete.
I takes four for that service in the
11Ght OF the season. and IL must be
nembered that a company has to
we enough capacity TO handle the
ximum travel.
Then there Is the item OF dosixage
IA buildings. The city has no avail
~ dock except the public lighting
mmission. The other city docks are
- narrow to permit of vessel using
I'm without overlapping over the ad-
ming private dockage. The buildings
che docks cost some money, too, and
6osts q good deal to outfit the boats
run them In the early stages OF
season until the money begins to
80 In rapidly.
Talk of a small company taking
- the service is foolish. 1t might
able TO furnish service on some
- but would be simply swamped on
Y b1g Sunday or holiday. II Is not
nth while to talk of buying other
|mfs for they are not to be found on
'o lakes or coast of the type required
~. These boats must be built 70
local conditions. Ordinary lake pas
Inger boats could not handle the
|oWds properly and would be unable
turn around at the island end OF
- rum"
AID. Ellis il an experienced vessel
~ and knows whereof he talks In
|rcussing this matter. He has an
|txed the fare conditions and finds
~ the change In fares asked by the
tmpany would make very little diner
Hce To the general public.
Mayor Breitmeyer had a long talk
HI Attorney Robert T. Gray. repre-
nntative OF the ferry company. Sat
flay morning. and 1t may be that the
|oycr will get into the game again
Ala. Watson, chairman OF the coun-
\ ordinance committee, has stated
" the ferry company will have to
Sow q disposition to compromise
|lth the city council by next Tuesday
hit or negotiations will be opened to
Elng q rival line here.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
q. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

The berry and fresh fruit deal Is
taking up more ana more or the atten-
ton OF commission men now In fact
the berry deal may be said TO be at It's
best right now The receipts on Satur
day amounted 10 nine carloads. and In
cluded shipments from Delaware. Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Alabama and Nir-
ginia. AS rule. the fruit was In good
shape, and every case sold out on the
early run Eggs and poultry are called
easy on liberal receipts. Calves. but
ter. potatoes. and the farm list else
wise are steady. and the vegetable list
Is gradually working down TO a sum-
mer basis
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Thaw Continues Fiqht.

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. June s.
Charles Morschauser. counsel for Har-
~ X. Thaw says today ne will make
a new application for a writ OF habeas
corpus for Thaw's release. following
the denial OF jury trial on the in.
sanity contention by the appellate d.
vision yesterday. This was determined
on after Monschauser had visited and
consulted with Thaw at Matteawan.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
CHICAGO wuIAT IrTTEp.

Reported for Tho Times BY Carson,
Craig & Co: Wheat--Thc people who
took and paid for the wheat on the
May delivery are pastmasters In mer-
chandizing property and sales Of wheat
indicate this. There may be some con-
cession in the way OF prices but one
thing Is sure, the wheat Is going to be
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
keene Wins AT Mancbest.r

MANCHESTER. England. June g.
James X. Keenes Wedding Bells RI.
today won the County Welterweight
handicap from field OF ten horses.
The Keene entry was at 10 in the
betting.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

Ia YORK. June SD. ID. Ryan.
nt o. the Anaconda Copper
~, = 20 BE- elected president OF
nnlCnmated Copper company to
Y he late Henry III. Rogers at
&0oI directors meeting on Mon
IIen was the protege OF the
n - % succeed. Ryan will be
- president of the Anaconda
"A ~ b b Thayer. q practical
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Quotations by Hayden, Stone a Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. O.. June 5.-Wheat-Cash.
si.56la July. sl.20A. Sept. $i.i2 y .
Dec. sl.l2N. Corn--Cash. &c. July,
Cash. soc; July. 55isc: Sept, 4Sc,
Dec, 46c Rye-No. /. sic, No. 2. so1, c:
No. 8. s7lsc Clover seed-Cash. $685.;
Oct. and Dec, 81. March, $3.50. Prime
alsike s.. Prime timothy. $l.e5. oil
Unchanged Butter-Creamery, Csc:
dairy. age Eggs-2lc. Hay-No /
timothy. SIS; No. timothy. $ii; mixed.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
temperance Editor Dies.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 5.-Rev. j.
c. Jackson. editor of the American
Issue, the official organ OF the Anti
Saloon league. was found dead in bed
here today. He had been In poor
health for some time.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
NJ A r l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netroit.


DETROIT, June 5.-up: North win no:
Nyanza. 1875, Bulgaria. 3:20; Duluth.
43O: Boston, 5: j. Morse. $40; C.
Weston. $50: II. s, Warner. A; w.
Thompson. $40: Moll. 9: :: c; Hail.
Sis; umbria.a $40; j t. Hutehinsoh.
$40; sipaloa. $40: Leonard. $40; Nc
Down: c w. Chamberiin. 1880 q.
m. Friday. orion, 1880 D. m: scottish
Hero. Odanah. 1850; EdenboIn. Manda.
Iroquois. 415; Ericsson. 4:3o; Cornell.
8; Gates. 5i5: A. ID. Davidson, 500
Starruca. $50: Strathcona. $40: Rens-
selaer. 1875; Phipps, T:45. keefe. I:eo;
Peter White. Superior city. y.
snult Ste. Marie.
sAUI.T STE. MARIE. Mich. June o.
Up: Yosemite, 2,l5 y. m; w; ~
Mather. 1855: Zenith city. $780, Alex.
Holley. $40; j. A Riddle. 800; j. H.
Prentice. Halstead. 6:25.
Down: {. II. Nanhise. $3.50; Magma
Minnie NJ. $3.50: Henry Cort. 4'oo' ''''
sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. June s.
Specialize: tehum, last night;
a. m; Mckee. 2; Murphy and whale
back. g. Ward Ames, James Wallace. 3:
Amasa stone, z: r'rick. Andrews. 3:
10. aMtthews, IL.
Down: Richardson. 10 last night;
Castalia, William Kerr. Ottawa. II;
Kennedy. Fulton. Bell. midnight; He
bard. ! a. m. Hines. Marvin, Norris:
4:S0: William Mills. g. Fitzsera,d
5iarse). =; northern King. 40 s:sS: VOL, Wolf
VAIN "oo"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
~rArEMENT ON TAXES.

MINING. Mich. June 5.-The au-
r1norai,s department estimates
- taxes to be raised for 1909
a 20 1871, and In 1910 at s4.-
.5f. In 1907 the taxes raised
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

8utter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. csc: firsts, 2ic: dairy. 1oc: pack
ing stock. liLc per ID
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 20%c per doz. Receipts
Saturday, l,l99 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
CHvCACO pROnUCE

CHICAGO. June 5.-Cheese-Twins
12Q12nc. young Americas, 1914 q
13hc. Live poultry-Turkeys, 14q
l4hc: fowls. I3613ibc; ducks. 14hc.
geese, s49c. Butter-Creamery, ex-
dairy. extras. 24hc Eggs-Firsts.
l9hc. seconds. zoe.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

When a hurricane blows at the rate
OF 100 miles an hour the air moves
with a velocity OF $500 feet a minute.
or 1866 feet a second, and with
pressure Of 1920 pounds a square
foot.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

>HIN0. Mich, June 5.-(Spe-
clara M. Pierson, Of Stanton,
- appointed by Gov. Warner as
nrnfe TO attend the National
Sonference to be held In Buffalo
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

oh. fame! oh. monument. Oh,
temple OF victory Evanston-yes.
Evanston. Ills going to change the
name of Main-st. to Jas. A. Patten-ave.
Congrats. Jim.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. reported for The Times
by Hayden. Stone Il Co, ll6-lls Girls
wold-st:
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations, Furnished
by Lewis O. Gorton. No. 1i13 Majestic
building. June {. 1909:
ETNANCrAy.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BUFFALO. June Especial Cat
tle--Receipts l car. steady Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10 cars. steady, heavy, $1,000 )
workers.. $500 1.f0; pigs. $7.25. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts cars, steady,
best lambs. s., yearlings. s6.5Og6.75
wethers, $3.50 $50. ewes. $5.25Q55O
CGlNcs--Si so a $50.
EAST BIFFALO-Closc.
EAST BUFFALO. y. u. June o
Cattle-Receipts 20, easy; prime. $50
$50. butchers. si.s5 q SIS. Neals-Re-
ceipts so slow; common 10 choice. ST. q
S25 sheep and L.ambs-Receipts 400.
steady, lambs. s5.75GS. yearlings. SO. so
o 675; sheep. IS q $50. Hogs-Receipts
LOO active. workers.. $s.iogI.!5. pigs,
s725.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Cattle-Rcceip pts
700. steady, beeves. s5.l0N . 20. Texas,
$4.60u 6.25. western, si,65 q 6.25: stock
ers and feeders. 81 6O95. cows and
heifers. $3.50 a $40. calves, $5a7.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 weak, &C higher,
light. s7.05 q 80. mixed. si20l770.
heavy. $500 so; rough, $1,000 74j;
workers.. $40 o 80. pigs. S6.l0g7.Io.
Sheep-None.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND, o.. June 5.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. firm; mediums and heav-
les 1915; workers.. s.. so. lights, S7.25.
pigs. S7l5. Cattle-Receipts cars.
steady. Lambs-Receipts cars, steady.
CalVeS-Recei zoo head, IS.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
Markets and Finance

sold. moved out ana distributed before
the movement from the new crop be-
gins. Cash sales yesterday were lsO,-
900 blu finally. IL IS claimed that as
much as 10000 bu sold Is To go TO Kan
sas City. and ST. Louis Is also buying
wheat mere. IL looks as ~ the milling
interests had decided To buy TINS wheat
while IL Is for sale At reasonably prices
without waiting tor the new harvest
June always brings beprish sentiment
and this. together With natural liqui-
dation by taiIers IN the July. explains
the reaction in p.lce the past couple
OF days. AZ there Is any further dip
in prices at any time today. We be-
heNe In buying orders for any or all
months.
CHICAGO. June 5.-The wheat mar
ket opened firm about Ac higher. July
was influenced By buying by Patten
interests but September and December.
were inclined To he weak. Corn opened
ahade m. oats "A little easier.
July wheat closed &C higher with
Sept isc and Dec. nc lower. The
wheat trade was without particular
feature today. Corn and oats remained
weak.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05

Water Gauge NJ 500 Canal.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June s.
Recommended loading draft water Pos
lock. IS feet inches at noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times b. Hayden.
Stone Co. ll6-llS Griswold st:
Open High. Low. Close
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-23

been the heaa of the institution since
then.
Mr.. Pattee's ability proved to be
two-fold, as he was not only me-
chanic expert but a splendid business
man. and under his management the
Pattee Pillow company, which was in
corporated in 1881. has grown TO be
one Of the strongest industries of Mon
mouth and one of the leading concerns
of its kind in the country.
In politics Mr.. Pattee was demo
crat. one of the most influential in this
part of the state. He was chairman
of the county committee for eight
years, beginning in 1886, and five years
ago aspired to election 10 congress.
being defeated after a hard campaign
against him by James Mckinney of
Aledo.
Mr.. Pattee was married to Miss
Mary E. Nye in GaIesburg in 1857,
who, with one son, Fred, IS left to
mourn his death.
A peculiar coincidence is noted IN
the death of Mr.. Pattee, following
that of his brother H. II. Pattee. In
both cases the trouble was much the
same and death came at a Chicago
hospital, although the demise of the
brother was not so unexpected as that
of Mr.. Pattee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-23
PATTEE IS DEAD
Well Known Monmouth Manu-
facturer Passes at Chi
cago Hospital.
UNDERGOING AN OPERATION
Inventor of New Departure" Cult.
vatOr-Was Once Candidate
for Congress.

James Howard Pattee, well known
generally from his connection with the
Pattee Pillow company of Monmouth,
and who made a wide personal &C
quaintance in this congressional dis
trict as the democratic opponent of
Congressman James Mckinney five
years ago. died in Chicago yesterday
morning while undergoing an opera
ton. He failed to revive after the adj
ministration of the anaesthetic. His
death caused a great shock to his
friends, because it was not generally
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-23
QUEER KIND OF "PAT-
RIOTISM" SUBSIDY ADJ
VOCATES APPEAL TO

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understood that his health had been
seriously impaired
Mr. Pattee was born in Canaan, N.
H., April 80, 1885, and received his
education in the academy of that place.
After finishing school Mr.. Pattee de-
cided to come west and selected Mon
mouth as his stopping place, arriving
in 1857 and making that his home I'M
til the time of his death
His first business venture was
the milling business and grain trade,
which he followed until 1876. In the
meantime the idea of the New De
parture cultivator came to him and in
1872 he was granted a patent for the
cultivator Three years after receiv-
ing the patent he associated himself
with his brother, the late II. II. Pat
tee. and began in a small way the
of the now celebrated
cultivator which is known to farmers
all over the country.
Organized Company.
In 1877 the Pattee Pillow company
was organized with the deceased as
president, an office which he held until
two years ago. when he retired from
the active part of the work and was
by his son Fred. who has