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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-30
Kansas city Live stock sales.

fThe following sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards. Kansas
T telephone direct to the State Journal by
Clay Robinson & Co. live stock commits
sion merchants. with Offices At all mar
kets.1
Kansas City. June 2e.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head. Market, light, steady and
strong.
HOGs-Receipts 1900 head. Market &c
to 1oc lower. Bulk of sales &.5oGI75; top
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head Market
sheep. 15c to Csc lower lambs Doc to 75c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-30

Chicago Grain Market.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office Ito West Sixth st. Phone 4S6-1
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Topeka, Kan, June 80.

cattle must be good. cannot use thin
Market g 5lssS gaid A fSF d Eysa lSt cattle
FURNISHED BY TIE Tepe Gont Ran Creamery
CHICAGO EGGS-I9c.
n. Y. EGGs--Fresh country, doz-, 2o1sc.
N al z lesI Is7sfs; SUFFERS.
wholesale Co. pIi iss KANSAS n Ave.. y Cope
EGGS-Fresh country. 161zc.
bmreiers Hens to I'VE ibs Wight e; COURSE Sc;
young ROSTERS: s Per co lb, &c. roll :.
P Waafho5anzEs stHfz F. gKg III SND PRODUCE
fFurnished r by Sand ana Prod mos. wholesais
EARLY CHERRIESIPer crate. $3.50.
GoosEBERRI7E5sss.PpsaPr crate. $3.50
BEakfAfnFoRNfA FRUITs-ApricotS. per
sF sEoH saf5i '''FissiE zfFIEs-Per crate.
u G.I1iBBAGE-Per h., &c.
CRYSTAL WAX oNIoNs-Per crate.
oRANGEs- Redlands Navel. per box,
per LATE epE' VALENCIA oRANGEs-Psr
cr TExAs N new REErsPer doz bunchea
z'f Home GROWN .aADIsHEs-Per doc.
NEW NEW ,BEETs-Per bu., &c.
NEW TURNIPS-Per bu., 75c.
LIE
sPINA CH-Home grown. per bu.. 600.
New POTATOES-Per bu., $1.OO.
TEXAS CUCUMBERS-Per large boz.
sl Texas Wax BEANs-1-s bu. boz.
''i TEXAS GREEN BEANs-1-s blu. Dox.
'' TEXAS ToMAToEs-Per bskt. crate,
PEAS-Per bu, $1.00.
ASPARAGUS-Per doz. punches, 60c
CHEESElWis. 7. A. Cheese, per H..
1615c: Iirnberger, per h.. 165zc: Wis. yell
low per Ib 161kc; Block Swiss, domestic
SIC: New wis. Brick, 1910.
Topeka Hide Market.
fOuotations furnished by James c.. Smith
& Co.. los East Third ST.
Topeka, Kan, June 20
HIDES-No. 1 G. s. hides. 111zc; No.
c. s. hides, 101zc; side brands, 91kc fiat:
glue hides, 51kc flat: No. g. s. bull hides
to sc; slunks. 15c to 25c: No. / horse
hides. $3.50. No. horse hides. $50: No.
horse hides. 75c: dry flint butcher neayiess
nc; dry flint fallen, 16c; dry flint lights
I7018c: dry salts. lac: dry culls Ito.
WOOL-Kansas clear medium combinz
02sc; light fine. 14017c; heavy fine 11ft
ikc. Defective woods. lie to SC per lb less
Grain Market
FURNISHED by ]. B. Billiard. corner X.
sas Ave. and Curtis ST.
Topeka. kan, JtG
wHEAT-No. 2. $12z
CORN-67c.
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Chicago. June so.
Open. High Low Close Yes

Kansas City Grain Market.
FURNISHED by j. E. Gal< Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office Ito West Sixth st. Phone 1851
Kansas City, June 80.
Omen High LOW ClnSa Yea
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-30

Topeka, kan, JtE
wHEAT-No. 2. Sl<
CORN-67c.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
ACCIDENT TO AIRSHIP
INCREASES CONFIDENCE
Demonstrates Comparative Safety Of
Machine In Making Descent and
Stimulates Interest

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Oryills
WrighI's ill-luck in humping into 4
tree and smashing the skids and tear
ing the end OF one wing OF his areO-
plane ~ Fort Myer. because his en-
CINE suddenly stopped work, may oe
an occasion for rejoicing after all
The slight accident OF last Friday
only served 10 demonstrate the com
parative safety OF the machine IN max
ing I descent, and IL has had the
greater effect OF stimulating the inter
est OF the army signal corps In the
search for a dependable engine
IL is now practically certain that
Gen. Allen will be able 10 secure suf-
hcient money TO purchase one or more
OF the most successful engines now in
use for experimental purposes The
motor used by the Wright brothers In
their machine. is the enc with which
the machine smashed last year was
equipped. and is not OF the attest nor
OF the best type. The areoplane show
cd its effectiveness, despite the balky
engine.
II an engine can be perfected which
will not miss fire. II is taken for grant
ed that the Wright aeroplane Will
navigate the upper regions with com
narrative safety
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

LOS ANGELES. July l-JMean
thing Can you beat II? We don't
mean the poetry but the idea
Tabby tagged Yep That's what
IS likely to happen In Los Angeles.
And IL Tabby refuses % be taggcl.
then Ta5by will have To 10 10 the
pound, all same dog
It's AL the result Of the city's hunt
for more sources Of revenue.
The councilmen who SIT on tire
license ordinance have made the dis
covery that cats are dangerous 10 the
peace and health OF this municipality
This discover. was made through
petition presented by sevral prom
met business men. who allege that
they are experts on domestic felines.
IN document contains IN Indictment
Of four counts against the docile All.
mails which MARBLE forth roundclays
from fence tops
Cats should be taxed. these experts
lay.
First, because they are lacking in
a sense OF domestic economy and mui-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
ONE MAN SHOT
AND ONE JAILED
Sailor Is Beaten By Six Men-Polce
Capture Two Suspects After
Wounding One In Foot.

PORT HURON. Mich. July 5-Roy
Chamb leau. OF 96e4 Stone-st. who was
10 have joined the steamer NickMire
al this port. was rudely awaNentd
from u peaceful slumber in the office
OF the Lynn Marine Reporting &c. by
half a dozen men who Qouuced upon
him and dragged him into the open.
where he was given severe mar!lng.
His head was pounded his clothing
torn from his body ana BE was other
wise beaten up
As result of Tho clash one man
IS IN the hospital with "a bullet IN his
foot another Is IN the county jail on
the charge 0f assault aid battery and
third is a. h!s home ~ this city,
nursing badly battered counteEance
The scuTle was heard by residents
IN that vicinity however, and hurry
up cal was sent 20 police headquar-
tiers Sergeant Fisher and Patrolr.an
Shine responded IN the patrol wagon
and just as they We're entering the
park. they saw TWO men dashiug
down the road AZ great speed The
men were told to halt. but paid no a..
tention.
Finally one OF the men stopped
running turned about the struck OF.
fcer shine on the head. In an instant
shine drew his revolver and shot The
fleeing man in the foot
In the meantime Sergeant Fisher
had covered the other fellow, and
then both capitulated with grace The
two men were put In the patrol wag-
on and taken 10 police headquarters.
where they gave their names as John
Johnson. aged "a years, OF Chicago.
and Thomas Kelly. aged 81 years. ~
Buffalo. Kelly was removed 20 the
hospital. while Johnson was put IN a
cell. with a charge OF assault and tat
terry opposite his name
At the hospital Il was stated that
Kelly was in great pain and that the
attending physician was unable 20 re
move the bullet from his foot How.
ever, he will recover.
Chambleau, the innocent cause OF
the shooting ARRAY, was removed 10
his home and today his condition Is
reported as greatly improved.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
CRUSHED BY CAR.
Two-Year-Old Wanders on Street Car
Tracks: Will Live.

SAGINAW. Mich. July 5.-Marion
Douglas the twoyear.old daughter OF
Wallace A. Douglass. No. 100 North
Franklin-st, wandered on the street
railway tracks and was run down by
a car The baby. unnoticed. followed
a relative from the Douglass home
seven blocks. 10 Genesee-ave., In the
heart OF the business district.
She toddled out onto the tracks
where cars are passing constantly
She threaded her way among carriages
and automobiles and stepped directly
in front Of a James-ave. car, which
knocked her down. the fender passing
over her small body.
Motorman Walter Dobbs put on the
emergency brake and the child was
found pinned down oy an iron beam
against the wheel. Had she been six
inches farther over the wheel would
have run over her. She was badly
wounded on the head and back. but
il is believed she will recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
REBELS HAVE ENTERED
CAPITAL OF PERSIA
Intense Anxiety Is Felt for the Safety
Of Foreign Residents in Teheran.
Legations Fortified.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-All
communication has been cut of with
Teheran and intense anxiety IL felt
here for the safety OF the foreign res
idents OF the Persian capital II is DO.
lieyed the rebel army under Sardara-
sad has entered the city.
According 10 the latest adyices the
shahs palace and the adjoining Rus
sian and English legations have been
fortified and garrisoned by the shah =
cossacks The rebels greatly outnum.
Der the cossacks. however. and grave
doubts are felt as 10 the loyalty u
the guard Emissaries from the
English and Russian legations who
were sent out 10 negotiate with the
rebels following yesterdays skirmish
az Shahabad. Is miles from Teheran
were fired on and forced 10 retire 20
the city. Twelve Of the rebels, one
loyalist officer and three cossacks
were killed
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
4" JANE CROW" CARS
\ ARE ABOLISHED.
Women Scorned Plan To Protect
Them From Mems Jostlng on
the Hudson Tunnel Cars.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Cars for the
exclusive use cf women. an eXperl
ment OF the Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad company, have ceased 10 run.
Women riding in the Hudson river
tube trains have TO take their chances
on getting seats with or mashed toes
from rlen passengers. The expert
ment OF giving cars with no rude mel
10 grab all the seats and smirk at the
women or hide behind newspapers has
proved failure The women did not
Use the cars. which went half empty
even IN the rush hours
News OF the change in policy was
made known 10 the Hudson tube pas
sensers by means OF placards Later
In the day William G.. McAdoo. presi-
dent OF the company. had the following
TO say as 10 the reason:
when the cars for the exclusive
use OF women were started on GU,
line on March 81 We said II was an
served the right TO discontinue them
II they should not be par onized sui
iciently. We have made n iong and
lnOrOusn TEST anu muCn 10 our regret
We And that there is not sufficient de
mand on the part OF women for eXc.u
slve cars The patronage has con.
stantly diminished We had IL In mind
10 make these cars Il permanent feat
ure of our operation had the women
shown by the use OF them that they
were wanted The contrary seems u
be the fact"
This is as far as Mr. McAdoo would
10 He positively declined 20 speculate
upon the psychological side OF the
question
Il couldn't begin 10 explain why the
women didn't want these exclusive
cars" he said All know IS THAI
they didn't use them after they gl'
them have investigated thoroughly.
| received yoluminous reports from
men and women in our service who
were sent out 70 sound the question
OF feminine approval or disapproval ~
our exclusive cars From all accounts
II appears that the greater number OF
women considered themselves insultel
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
HOW THE BIRD MACHINE LOOKS
IN THE AIR.

fully. In air the machine appears as
steady as "A boat on mill pond. while
Latham smokes cigarette which ne
lights while In full flight.
Stopping hts motor while quite a
distance from the ground. he scars
downward like hugo swallow. when.
just before touching. he starts his mo.
tor again and mounts back toward the
skies
So Latham firmly believes he viii
be able TO fly from Calais 10 Dover
crossing the channel In short time The
attempt Will De made this month with
the Intention OF winning the Lord
Northclffe prize OF $4,000 TO be paid
to the aviator who performs the feat
before Aug. l. There liz Gillet purse
OF $4,000 and another OF the Aviation
league OF $1,000 which he will also
whit ne doesn't drop into the sea.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

uply u such an extent that they he
come over popuiOus, and therefore
cannot get enough to eat. become haif-
starved and thereby jeopardize tho
public heath
Second. the medical fraternity has
discovered That cats are bearers OF
bacteria and microbes OF a malignant
type
Third that the claim that cats de-
stroy worse yermin il admitted. but
their foadncss for yeliow.legged chick
ems and carrier squads is detrimental
10 the public welfare
Fourth. that cats yowl at night.
and disturb the sumber OF the in
uustrlous and righteous
Just how the city viii enforce this
cot t9gc ordinance. has not been fig
ured out. but II has been stated that
the pr per thing will be n cat depart
mcnt 20 the pound. and the appoint
mott of a corps OF cat catchers.
Therefore unless tabhy can figure
out a good defense. she will find ev-
cry day q tag day"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
COOK FOUND DEAD.
Excitement over Strike Is Probably
Contrbutory Cause.

Excitement over a strike" OF cooks
on the d. & c. steamer City OF Cleve-
land. Is believed to have caused the
death Of Louis DeMul. about As years
old, found dead in bed In the Kraft
Hotel. Bates and Randolph-sts.. at
about 10 o'clock Monday morning
De Null was one OF the cooks who
1T bis job. Sunday night. and tie
whole crowd had planned to go 10
PutIn-Bay today He retired as
usual at the Kraft Hotel. Sunday
night. but failed to appear Monday
morning
Heart disease is believed 10 have
caused death. but Coroner Burgess IS
investigating
De Mul had letter from John Hays
Hammond. the noted mining engineer,
whom he had apparently consulted. by
letter. about some project. The let
ter simply stated that Mr. Hammond
had not had time 70 attend 10 the mat
ter but would DO SO as soon as pos
slble.
Job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. . John X st Phone l+ys
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

when advised by guard 10 go into
the WOmens ears"
Inquiry among the employees of the
railroad revealed the fact that train
men have had many alterations with
women who preferred 20 stand up anu
bee jostled about In ear full OF men
rather than step into the specitl car
adjoining. where there we've pleI.y OF
seats. The trainmen said the women
passengers seemed TO feel that they
we're being ruled against instead OF
proyided for by the company's spe-
cial-car provision.
ITS Just like the Jim Grow leglsla-
ton in the south and | won't ride In
YOUR old car" one woman snapped az
the guard OF tunnel train the other
day.
Yet Il was a supposed demand on
the part OF the women OF New YORK
that led the company 10 make the ex-
pertinent.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
SQUANDERS HIS MONEY.
Son Makes Charge Against Father
Jail Sentence ls Imposed.

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, July flames
wilkinson, a laborer, q Baroda. lad
plenty OF money TO pay his fine, but
Justice Kinney committed him 10 jail
because he was throw ing his money
away. wilkinson fell heir recently &c
s2.7l0 beQueathed to him by sister.
He started out TO show the boys what
real money-spending was His son
says he got away with over sl1OO IN
six weeks. He was arrested and
brought before the village justice.
Maybe. he will come 20 his senses.
said the justice, In melting out ten
DAYS sentence Wilkinson has four
children, and they urged the court
to take some action which would pre-
vent their father from dissipatlng what
little was eft Of the money.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
HONOR FOR OSBORN.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July s.
The name OF Chase s Osborn. OF Sault
Ste Marie. has been submitted 10 the
state department 10y Senator Smith ID
be member Of the proposed joint
high commission 10 arbitrate with
Great Britain the international bound
airy differences that exist between the
two nations as to the Canadian border.
some Of them Of years standin. Sen
ator Burrows, II Is said. is agreeable
10 the appointment.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
COSTLY DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE
s. S. kresSe, Of the Five and Ten-Cent
Store, Learns Staggering Price
Of iberty
LATHAM IN HIS AIRsHIP.

When in the course OF human
events Kresges five and ten-cent
store dissolved its connection with I
location further up Woodward and as.
sumed new station al the corner
OF Woodward and Statest.. II declared
that II had been endowed with Ger
tian inalienable rights among which
were life liberty. the pursuit OF hap
pinesS and 10 advertise where Il
pleased.
II therefore renowned all allegiance
10 the advertising columns OF King
Georges daily newspaper. the News.
II care not what others may Go.
Quoth Kresge., but as for ne give
me liberty or give me death.
He got the former, and came near
having the latter thrown in
The five and ten-cent store opened
Saturday and forthwith was packed 10
suffocation without The help or any
publicity in King Georges newspaper.
The carnival OF economical trading
opened with an umbrella sale They
were guaranteed 70 go at 10 cents. but
some one must have raised one inside
the store BE that as il may. il was
an unlucky opening day for kresges
korner
Dishpans were offered upstairs at
panic prices. The eager throng seized
everything-prices. pans and panic.
There were few moments Il
feminine riotousness, assisted by a
I fire alarm which always comes in
when reason goes ou;, and several
women saved their dshpans at the
expense OF bodily injuries
Right here Is where Kresge's kor-
her paid the bitter price OF iLdepenI-
ence No one was killed In the near
panic but there came near being sew
eral deaths from over-exertion In the
/ News establishment in the mad rus
/ 10 get extras on the scene
! AS women passed calmly In 20 get
some OF those ten-cent umbrellas AM
dishpans. lurid headlines and gndstly
pictures warned them ~ their doom
I There was a column OF legitiUat
news III the crush. mostly Of the what
might-have been variety but IN the later
editions OF the News II grew into a
page. with an exterior view OF The
store showing passers.by brutaiy in
different 10 the horrors within and
an interior sketch drawn immediate
( ly afterward' that made one wonder
why the death list OF patrons Of IN.
lnon.advertising emporium wasn't a
million.
The Iroquois theater horror. the
Gen. Slccum holocaust and the Mes
sina earthquake were commonplace
occurrences. from the space given II
4 the News, compared with the bargain
day excitement at kresge's kOrEeI
that almost killed baby
Let US think OF Independence OF
this patriotic anniversary But let Vi
think also OF the humanity stagger!ng
price that must be paid for independ
ence.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
WOMAN BALLoONIST DYING.
Mrs. Meisell Is Caught In the Network
Of Electric Wires.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 5.-An
ascension in balloon will probably
cost the life Of Mrs. Dell Meisell, who
was caught in the network OF electric
and telegraph wires at Lowell Satur-
day. She was taken 10 the sanitari-
UNI at Reeds lake. where her left arm
vas amputated at the shoulder. All
the fingers on the right hand are gone.
Mrs. Meisel was booked as the
headiner for the Fourth Of July cello
bration Saturday. In the presence u
200 spectators, she made the trip,
but struck the wires while travelling
through the air at a high speed. and
hung there TILL the power was turned
off. when she dropped 40 feet to the
ground
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
Real Estate

The Girard Stormfc.tz Loyeley Co
following sales:
Woodward Park subdiyision-Lot on
the south side OF Longfellow ave. be-
tween 1hlrd-ave. aud Hamilton Doule'
ward. $1,000 la Sale Gardens SUI,
diyision-Lot on the north side OF
North Grand boulevard between Four
teenth-aye. and la sale boulevard
81 500: lot on the south side OF 10th
ropayr.. between La Sale and Elgh.
teenth. $500. lot on the north side OF
Inthrop-aye.. between La Sale ana
Eighteenth. 1925.
Also sold for Charles |. Farrell 10
William J. Baumgartner. house ana
lot No. 3l2 Howard.st.. terms private.
for Mrs. j. r. Miller 10 w :. Warner,
OF Pennington. Mica, Nos. 1891
Oakland ave. Tor $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
DETROITERS GIVE $1,000
Local Contribution 10 Half Million
Raised by Consregstionais;s

The success OF the Congregational.
list movement TO raise $500 900 10 be
used in paying the debts OF the Con
gregationai benevolent societies IN
this country and in strengthening the
organization, is assured Pledges were
20 be binding on July !. PROVIDING
$500 900 had been subscribed by that
time The actual figures were 1910
600 and scores OF kilograms have
reached headquarters in New York
saying that thousands more can be
had II needed OF the sum subscribei
Detroit Congregationalists contributed
more than $1,000. large proportion
OF the donations coming firm the mem
bers Of the First Congregational
church
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
Tag! You're 1t, Kitty!

Goodness gracious sakes alive!
Here's pretty pity.
Tabby must a poll tax pay
In grasping Angel city
city council. needing dough.
Makes an awful hOller
Says Tabby. all same dog. mast wear
A license on her collar.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
DR.. KNAPP DIES.

SAGINAW. Mich, July DIR VI II
Knapp. Of this city. who was struck
by an automobile driven by nephew
of Senator Isaac Stephenson. In MI
waukee. last Thursday is dead in that
city. The Milwaukee authorities
telegram states. have taken no action
in the matter
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
Ninth Child Kills Self.

PARIS. July 5.-,The ninth in the
series Of child suicides which is puz-
7iing the police IL Paris took placa
today when Henri Vihry. a l4-year-oh
boy, jumped into the Seine. No rea-
son for the boys act could be deter.
mined
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
HUNTER is DROWNED.

KALAMAZOO. Mich July 5-Whi'e
hunting muskrats in Pine lake. Sun
day afternoon. Charles II Gibson. 2G
years old. OF Texas township. ten miles
from here, was drowned John Mel
son who ACCOMPANIED Gibson. reached
the shore safely
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
BOMB OUTRAGES
AROUSE CITIZENS
Chicago Police Unable To Stop Reign
Of Terror and Vigilance Com
q mittees Are Planned


Blew up sI50,oO0 worth OF prop
epfy.
Fatally Injured one man aud hurt
many Others, Including two w"nrn
Put every downtown telephone
out OF service.
two blocks.
Cost the chief of police his job.
Induced the council Ia oner $4,000
reward for bomb throwers' arrest,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

Chinese ink is made by carbonizing
mixture OF COLA or sesame OIL warn.
lsh and lard and mixing the produc;
with gum. water and little camphor
and musk. The ink is pressed into
moulds TO dry
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
WILL TRY 10 FLY ACROSS ENGLISH CHANNEL FOR $4,000
WITH FRENCH AlRSHlP WHICH FLIES JUST LIKE A BlRO

PARIS. July 5.-Hubert Latham
French aviator. now at Calais ouiidr
ing the shed which is TO shelter the
aeroplane IN which he will attempt
10 cross the English channel to
Dover. IS even now being hailed as
The King OF the Air, by the neAle
public which. few weeks ago. gave
that title 10 Wilbur Wright.
Truly Latham performs wonders
with MS mopoplgne. H. is/ much NOR 2
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
Countess Grsv Is III

OTTAWA. Ont. July 5.-Rideau
hall is guaranteed because Countess
Grey is ill with scarlet fever. Cap.
Newton. 4 d. c. is III with the sane
disease They contracted IL In Torou-
to last week
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
panic In picture Theater.

CLEVELAND. o.. july Fire that
broke out in a moving picture theater
nj Euclid Beach caused a panic among
500 persons. All escaped without In
fury. The place is a total loss
Crossed electric wires are supposed TO
have caused the fire
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

Areas IN Utah onOwn 20 contain
workable beds OF coal aggregate r.
1870 square miles, according 10 /e
geological survey The state has pro-
duced approximately 100000 tons
since the first mine was opened In
fs-0
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

To tear postage stamps from =
strip. moisten and affx them 10 !ettets
and also to seal the envelopes IL tls
purpose Of compact machine recert.
ly patented by California man
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

nusise.s-Itke Printing. No fuss and
No feathers The plain. neat Kind that
iooks right. Times Printing Co., No
As John R-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05

Business-ltke Printing. so fuss an q
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., No
70 John u st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-07-05
CS .dr9 Cry
FOR PITCHERS
G Il = Q FL
Don't Miss the Military Display al
Toledo

oiedo.
Special train leaves Michigan Cen.
trail s:27 a m. Wednesday. July 7th.
5 90 for the round trip