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The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
new CONCERNS
. ARE SPRNG|NG UP
Organization of Many Manufacture
ing Companies Seems To Indicate
Splendid Period Of Prosperity.

IL the number OF interpretations OF
industrial concerns count for any
thing. Detroit is just now enjoying
the greatest period Of prosperity IN
its history.
Saturday morning the Russell Motor
Axle Co. capitalized at 100000, filed
articles In the county clerks Office.
The company will establish a factory
I'm North Detroit for the manufacture
OF auto parts and machinery. The
incorporators are A. w, George b..
John r.. George H.. Walter 5. and
Sydney X. Russell. Z. III. jerks, Will
lam Livingstone, Elverton +. jerks
and b. n. Lawson.
other concerns Incorporating Sat
urday were the Builders Specially
Hardware Co. which will manufacture
building brackets. tools and supplies.
and Grant Bros. Foundry Co, which
will manufacture auto parts. This
concern is capitalized AT $4,000, all OF
which has been paid in cash.
Friday afternoon articles were filed
by the Michigan Land 4 Title Co. with
a capital OF sl50,000; the Evergreen
Tree Co. capital $4,000 the Detroit
Body Co, capital $4,000; the Har
per-Aldrich Auto Co.. capital $4,000
Notices were fled by the Det~oit
Architectural Iron Co, OF an increase
of capital stock from $4,000 10 Sl9.-
600, and the Hargreave Manufactur-
ing Co. will also increase its capital
from $4,000 10 100000.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Estrada Is CutgeneraIsd;
zelaya Turning Neat Trick

PORT llMON. via wireless ~ Co
Ion. Dec. ll.-President Zelaya, com
rtander OF the government troops IN
the war now being waged VITA the
y caraguan reyolutionists. has aban'
doLed his previous line of campaign.
which was the capture of the revolu'
tionists' position AT Rama AMI is now
conducting flank movement against
BlUefelds. the headquarters OF the
provisional government. according 10
dispatches received here today
Gen Estrada. provisional president,
who has been in command at Rama
Is said 10 have been thrown OF his
guard by incorrect reports as 70 Zela-
vas strength. Zelaya. by seeking an
armisiice with Estrada'S represen-
tativeS gave the latter the impression
that the government troops We're ON
IN point of surrnder and NJ the same
tire. covered up his movement aSan-
81 BluefIelds. II is now believed that
less than 500 government troops are
before Rama and that remained Of
ZelGya's army. estimated ar from ST.
oOu % 5000 In numbers Is detOuring
against Bluehelds.
Svmpathizers with the Nicaraguan
revolutiOusts are bitterly assailing Es-
trada for failing 20 take ofenslv"
measures aGainst Zelaya and for as
sumng as Il is chreed that because
his position at Rama was secure, the
revolutionary strOngholds elsewhere
were In no danger Estrada. rs il Is
known thought Bluefelds was safe
from a land advance by Zelaya owing
IN rho conditions of the roads and
he figured that Zelaya had no vessels
NJ his command for an approach Dy
river
Here is where Zolava generated
him. for the movemnt against Blue
fields todays dispatch say is being
made over the roads that Estrada
pronounced impossible.
Zelaya's attemnt 10 capture Blue
fields Is considered here OF doubtful
military expediency. rs IL is like'v "a
hasten the Intervention Of the United
tats. which has several war vessels
fields
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
PRICES
MOVE BUT LITTLE
That Movement Slightly in Advance
Following Steel Common-Market
Closed Firm.
Copyright. 1909. by the New York
evening Post.)

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE New
York Evening Posts financial review
says:
Possibly because the focus OF specu-
latIve interest has shifted from the
stock market 10 the cotton market;
possibly because week Of rather M
tile fluctuations has wearied the eN-
perts OF The stock exchange, prices OF
stocks moved little today and showed
no very positive tendency.
Tn general they went up fraction
following the lead of steel common.
which went up 10 oil
The stock market closed firm; for
eign markets rather uncertain.
The cotton market. although active,
disappointed people who had looked
for n violent forward rush 10 nights
not hitherto attained. The govern
ment's monthly report on agricultural
exports for November was interesting
chiefly for its showing in the cotton
trade In quantity exported during the
month. Their ewas a decrease OF l39-
GOO 900 pounds or no less than 20 per
cent. In value. there was an increase
of $4,000, 900 or 90 per cent.
II Is a singular and not unmeantnS
sign of the times that one should have
70 discuss the question whether crop
shortage OF this sort is a good thing
or n clamity. But so II Is; rne faction
in the financial community looks upon
anything that will put up prices any
where as a blessing. Yet there is still
lurking suspicion that the commun-
itv as a whole is better of for bounti-
ful harvests When they come they
are hailed with enthusiasm-as wit
ness this years grain crop-so that
after all. the question is. whether the
rule OF agricultural benefits is one OF
those poor rules which do not work
both ways
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
ARREST MAN; RECOVER LOOT.
Police Are Cleanin Up Recent Plund-
ina Of Express Wagon.

With one prisoner in custody, and
part - the stolen goods recovered.
the police are hot on the trail OF he
gang which recently plundered Unit
ed states Express Co. wagon. taxing
SIX handsome embroidered Chinese
coats, valued at sl06.
Members OF the gang were selling
the coats 10 inmates Of resorts on
Champlain-st.. and Fred Moffat, who
saws he is roofer from Toronto, 2l
years old. was Ccaught by Patrolman
Lester Potter. as he was selling two
ofthe coats The coats were seized.
and the police expect to recover the
other four soon
An hour before the arrest Of Mot
Fat. man giving his name as James
Ross, % years old. and rooming at
the Cass Hotel. was arrested BY Detec-
tiyes Donovan and Grove, as he
sneaked tapestry curtain. valued
az slips. from a wagon in the rear or
the Peoples Quitting Co, No IS
Nichigan-ave Ross was locked NJ.
and the curtain is held as evidence.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
WEEKLY BlNK sr,TEMENr.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE weekly
bank statement IA issued by tho asso-
clated hanks Of New York, is fol-
lows: Reserve on all deposits. In
crease. S21 .f57. $50. reserve on deposits.
other than United states. increase. So
f22 800. specie. increase. sif3.200; legal.
decrease. S3O5. 500. deposits. decrease.
$3.50 500; circulation. d@crcasc. &i,70O.
loans. decrease sl0. 19S 200. total loaus.
9i.IS1.G73.4OO Tho surplus or the bank 9
Is ti0.3S1 500. against Sl9199.S00 last
year. and q deficit OF s20. s2i $50 two
years ago
Reported FOR Tire Times by Hayden.
stone g. Co. The copper share market
continues active and strong. the most
% the transactions are confined 20 4
Jaw specialtics The feature has been
the advarce of ? points in Arcadian o.
"a on reports OF the discovery ~ To"
lode in the southern part OF the prop
crty. North Butte has been quite heaV-
ily dealt ia and shows good support
though no great recovery BOSTON
Cons naturnll. followed the lead OF
Utah one OF the strongest stocks 'on
tho New York list. Lake has quietcd
down but there seems 10 be- no pres
sure 10 sell.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BRAVES DEATH
TO SAVE CHILD.
Chas. Hewitt Crawls Into Flame
Filled Room and Drags Out Babe,
But Latters Burns Are Fatal.

The bravery OF Charles Hewitt, .
butcher employed I'm the grocery and
meat market OF C. II. Britton e. Co.
at Henry and Park-aves., Saturday
morning. irf making his way into a
room filled with flame and suffocat-
ing smoke To save baby. will go for
naught The child, the three-months.
old boy OF Mrs. Edna Garow. was
taken to Red Cross hospital later 80
badly burned that his death was but
a question OF time.
The fire occurred In the rooming
house kept by Mrs. Susan McCaw.
No So Henry-st The child had been
left upstairs in the Garow rooms while
its mother was down stairs. II Is
supposed that the blaze started from
Goals dropping out OF crate onto the
rug i'm front of the fire.
Only when the smoke spread
through the house did the occupants
learn OF the blaze. Then the agoniz-
ed mother attempted to get her baby.
which had been left in his go-cart near
the crate, but the smoke and flames
drove her back.
A passerby ran into Brittons store
and asked that a fire alarm be sent
in. Hewitt then ran across the street
To the house and was implored by
Mrs. Garow to save the baby. He
first attempted To enter the room by
a window but failed and then cropping
his way up the smoky stairway.
crawled on his stomach into the room.
with the flames close above him. and
succeeded in getting the go-cart and
baby out.
DR.. X. c. Jameson. No l47 Park-st.
was called and he sent the child by
the Detroit ambulance TO Red Cross
hospital.
The blaze was quickly put out by
the fire department with damage OF
approximately 500.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
APPROVES PARK SCHEME.
City Plan Commission Favors Acquir
ing Property Out Grand River.

The city plan commission has sent
a report To Mayor Breitmeyer approx
ing OF the recommendations OF the
West Warren Residents association
and the Northwestern Research club
that a new park be acquired out Grand
Riyer'ave, The commission recon-
mcnds that the Ferry tract, triangle
containing 80 acres and bounded by
Grand River-ave., the boulevard and
Lawton-ave.. be purchased. Many ar
gumcnts are given for this section
NJ this time. one being that the value
OF the property is bound To appreciate
rapidly, and that economy will be
served by purchasing II now
Every new park makes Detroit a
better labor market is one statement
and the commission adds that more
parks mean less tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Woman Tells Of Mountain Climbing.

Miss Annie S. Peck. the world
famed mountain climber, who ascend
cd q. 600 feet to the top Of Mt. Iiuas-
caran. Peru. the highest point in the
western hemisphere. told a thrilling
story Of her experiences before a big
audience In the Detroit opera house
Friday afternoon. The lecturdc was
given under the auspices Of the Daugh.
ters OF the American Revolution TO
raise funds for n memorial window in
honor Of the late Mrs. William r. Chit
tenden.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Train Victim Identified.

The foreigner who was killed by A
Wabash train at the Crawford-ave.
crossing, was identified, Saturday
morning. as Lukas Magyar, 4s years
old, OF No 2l9 Mackie-st Magyar had
been in this country only two weeks.
He has wife and three children IN
Hungary. and intended 20 send for
them as soon as he earned enough
money in the new country. to pay
their steamboat fares.
He had been employed for only n
few DAYS at the United States Heater
Co. John Keszey. No. 223 Mackie-st..
identified the body.
Fellow Hungarians will bury Mag.
var. His body will be sent 20 T. p
Sullivans morgue.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. l1.--r'ork-Firm.
La rd--tirm. middle west. spot. s13.15n
1885. Sugar--Raw, easier. refined.
dull. Conee--Rio No. :. OF spot Sis n
Ss.c Tallow-Stcady. city. 6i2c, cOun-
try. 6u6lc Dressed poultry. fair de-
mand, firm. unchanged. Live poultry
more active. unchanged. Cheese Firm,
quiet, wull cream. specials. Il y y lsc;
skins. specials, l4lsc; fun skins. so
o "
Coffee options STEADY to 8 points adj
vanCed. Butter-Firm. higher. re-
Ceipts 2l529. creamery. extra, 33i5 n
34c, state dairy. tubs. 20 n 33c, imita-
ton creamery. hrsts. 2Su &c. Eggs
Firmer. receipts 2l09. nearby white
furry. n &c; do mixed, fTrry1 = :. Y
osc- freah nLsfs Il n 2 BE-.
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BAD psTRoITeR PUT AWAY.

GRAND RAPIDS, Micho NOV IL
VIII A. Grady formerly Of Detroit and
leader Of the notorious Cedar street
gang" in this city. was this morning
sentenced TO Ionia TO serve not less
than one or more than five years for
larceny by Judge Stuart in superior
court. The court recommended i'm
prisonment for three years. Grady
stole 5000 worth OF automobile fix
tures from the Grand Trunk railroad
wards here.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden
Stone G Co: ODsninR:
PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing new In
tie way OF prices TO report. As usual
on Saturday trade was largely OF a
sorting up variety. and there was moth
Ing In conditions 10 affect prices The
feature OF the market, perhaps, IL the
large and persistent demand for poul-
try. As rule dealers try to dlscour-
age poultry shipments 20 arrive on
saturday. but OF late IL seems that. no
matter how large the receipts, the mar
ket absorbs everything and cries for
more. Butter. eggs. cheese. calves, po-
tatoes. and in farm produce OF pretty
much all kinds arc Arm In tone al
though generally quiet
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Dec 1i-CIose. Every
thing in the wheat market indicates
continuation OF the general upward
trend and "a long az cash holders re-
fuse TO let 70. there Is little hope FOR
change During the week the short
interest has been greatly reduced and
without causing any break OF import
ance. Mills are anxious 20 purchase
wheat, and are bidding good premiums.
but farmers are slow about selling
This IL true OF both northwest and
southwest. Although the market has
had good bulge. and very little reac-
ton, the bulls continue 10 buy with
great confidence and offerings are
small. Foreign markets show little
change. but these are not taken into
serious consideration as factors In the
making OF American values. Trading
was not animated on Saturday. but the
close was firm at ~ advance In cash
wheat and unchanged for the futures
Wheat quotations-Cash No ? red.
81 22i1 MAY opened without change NJ
sl.25, advanced TO sf.25i. and declined
10 sl.25. July opened az - %. declined
10 tI0:s.; and closed az 81 %. No.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No ?. cars at soc. No. , yellow.
cars at Gle. No. yellow. cars at 59c.
. at 59izc closing at sec asked
Oats-Standard. 45i4c. No. , white.
44izc bid
fiFHUE=-t-sslI, y. u. JsD1ary. yE.61.
Clever seed-Prime spot. % bags az
$3.50 March. 200 bags at $500; sample.
Is bags At ss.15. % ar $50 at sS25
> at f.75; prime alsike, s7.Sb: sample
alsike. bags at $50 at 1915
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Saturday. included 2i5 bbls OF nour.
car OF wheat. % " corn. Of oats or
barley and { OF rye Withdrawals
We're III bbls OF -four. 10 .0sg bu or corn
and $3.50 bu OF oats Stocks are 555.523
bu Of wheat. 1850 bu Of corn. 49,. 0O3
hn OF oats. 1910 bu OF barley. and 10
353 bu or rye
Wheat receipts Saturday: Mime
apoiis. LOG cars. against 2}7 year
ago. Duluth 90. against -. Winnipeg.
To- against 2g1
Wheat stocks In Minneapolis de-
creased $4,000 bu this week
Exports Of wheat and hour SATURDAY..
5s7 900 bu
Wheat redelpts at primary points
saturday. 10000 bu. year ago 500 900
bu.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Dec. it-After a hrier
show ~ strength. wheat oHsed on frac-
tiOnally all around and closed lower
December corn closed sc up. others
unchanged TO asc lower oats higher
all around except December. Provisions
strong and higher.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
CHICAGO PRoDICE

CHICAGO Dec ~ -Eggs-ENtras
o9isc. prime frsts, 29ikc: frsts. 27i4c.
Butter-Creamery. extras. 33c, frsts
29c. dairy. extras. CSC, frsts. 2+i4 C.
Checse-Twins i6di6i4c. daisies. 1917 (;
Young Americas. 1bn16i4 &C.. Live poul-
try-Turkeys lie: fowls. tfc. spring
chickens. l2tac; ducks. l3n Iic, geese.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
U. S. MARINES MAY BE
LANDED AT .BLUEFlELDS
,oon,inued from Pasc oncD

will be only "A question OF few hours
fighting.
The Zelaya soldiers are eager FOR IA
battle and IL is said no mercy VIII u"
shown the people of the city, hui tue
soldiers will be allowed free rein IN
order 10 create a horrible example for
future revolutionary leaders.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

a big company OF comedians. singers
and dancers, who will. lie seen IN two
laughable skits, "A Midnight spree
and Girls ia Girlland' Both these
sketches have been well mounted and
staged.
Among the well-known names on the
roster of the company are Abe Levitt
Bob Francisco. Eddie BartO Patsy
Burke. Tom Fisher kittie Francis and
May Beatrice There is also big
olio OF clever vaudeville acts. and, ia
addition, the motion pictures or the
Nelson Hyland fight Will be shown.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Changes Plea: escapes the Chair.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. Thames q.
Harmon today changed his plea Of not
guilty OF the murder Of his sweet.
heart. Maud Hartley. Of Somerville. TO
that OF guilty in the second degree.
carrying a sentence Of life imprison-
ment, but escaping The death chair
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Markets and Finance
lblBld CsIsold. INlspIl
ToIEi,o.

TOLEpO. y. pcc. ll--"W hcat-tash
and pec.. 81 20. May SL26, July. oS
Coru--Cash, 81 "a ~ beisC, Dec. 49,
Mav 66c. JulN. sal-e Iat--~t'ash atAl
Dee. 45A MAY. 49, July, Toe kNc
No. . |.1igc No. 3. .ic. clover seed
--CasL and Dee. s9.o2h. feb" S9.l =
March. S. .2i.. Prime alsike. s. lt
Prime timothy, sl.>5. OH butter cssS
and hAN InnLnngrN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

sue Chamber of Commerce. Detroit.
STOCKS. BONDS AND GRAIN.
RafIronI COPPER, Industrial. Nevada.
Utah and Cobalt stocks.
Private wires to all principal cities
Stock certificates delivered promptly.
ursnch Ofnce, 20s-2Ov Hammond Bldg
JAMES "A. DpNOyAN. Mansges.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras, S3c;
frsts. 3oc. dairy butter. 2tc; packing
stock. 22iac ID.
Exxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2sizc. Receipts Saturday,
4Jt cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST FFALO-Opening.

RI"FFATO bee Ii Special Eat.
tle-Receipts 40 cars, slow, heavy.
$S.70Gs.S0, workers.. ss60u> Sos. pigs
$40 Sheep and Lambs Receipts 20
cars. slow. best lambs. $3.50: yearllugs
s6a6.50 wethers $50 5.25 ewes. sisj
~ CalNeS--SJ n - -
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Wv g =.
EAST RlEEAIO-CI

EAST BI TT No. y. =. I'NV, =
Cattle Receipts -. steady prime s6.75
n rs. butchers. s3ft6.25 Neals-Re-
CeiptS l50. active. common To choice.
So 25n1O.5. sheep ana Iamhs--Re-
ceipts 1900. slow lambs. sG10G 80.
Canada lambs sSuS.25. yearlings. s6fr
- sheep s. n J.1J. Hogs-Rcccl s.
300; lower workers. $N.50q SO. pigs.
@ a =,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

tIsI.N taII.ANIl. u, DrN. II,--fIO-S--
Receipts 80 cars slow; mediums. s. SO.
workers.. $3.50. pigs. sN.25, Lambs
$50. CalveS-sg1J.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
VENUE.

Battling Nelson. champion light
weight pugilist of the world, VIII APP
Isear in the Avenue theater next week.
Scenes in n Gymnasium is the
vehicle used BY the champion for his
theatrical enga gements. and IN addt-
ton 10 going through his training
routine. he engages in a spirited box
ing cor test with sparring partner
The athletic entertainment VIII be
given in conjunction with sam T.
Jacks own company, one OF the prem
Ter burlesque organizations. There is
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
M A K l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
DETROIT. Dee ll.-Up. Lewiston.
le.eO - m. Friday. Mariana, 2:25
Marina. e:35 l. Mckinney. >. Wolf
twoodD. 6.t0, Seneca. 6.t5.
Wolf loldl. seneca. $40 last night ,
Huron, 4 a. M. Wyandotte' spald-
Down. Miller. $40 ., M Friday
Stadacona. S:s9./W w Brown. 1926,
Iron King. 5;40, Weeks, AIS, Yale.
80. Armour. $50.
Cleared AverilL $50 a. m.
North sea. go; Armour. =; Mo-
smith, so. Gratwick told). $40;
Glenellah, II.
The 500.
SAVLr STE. MARIE. Mich, Dec. IL.
Northern Light. noon.
Down. Yuma 2.j0 y. m, Friday.
CodorUs, . Saronic. $50,
Simcoe. last night, Northern King,
"a. m.
The lighthouse tender Anemonc
leaves Detroit. Saturday. Dec. IL. tpt9.
Ia remove gas buoys in St Clair rivcs
and withdraw from her station Lake
Huron H. V. No. 81. on Corsica Shoal
The AnCmone will then return 10 De
troit To remove the gas buoys in tho
Lake ST. Clair twentyfoot dredecd
Channcl and ST Clair Flats canal.
Martins reef and Poe reef light-ves-
sells will be withdrawn from their
station today
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
In the Loca!
Playhouses
Continued from Page FIve)

son two new and funny burleSques en-
titled "Sweeneys Finish. polltical
satire that abounds in witty hits and
1.-THE Isle OF Nowhere, the scene OF
which is laid on an island OF the coast
of Japan. This latter skit has plot,
is full OF unique situations, and tho
color schemes are said 10 be varied
and beautiful Three numbers that
are bound TO be immensely popu-
lar are The Japanese girls, The base
ball girls" and The Rough Riders a
horse is carried to lend realism 10 one
of the scenes and the production is
likely To prove n revelation on the pop
ular priced circuit.
Both pieces will be under the per
sonal direction OF the author, Frank
Einney, one of the CleVerest irish
comedians in the business. Mir Flnncy
will have the leading role in both
skits. He VIII be supported by George
Brennan, Harry Buckley, Charles Mad
ison. Frank Ross. olga Orlon Lillian
Waters Minnie Burke. Title Cohen.
and score of pretty and talented
girls The oifo VIII Include a number
of high class vaudeville acts.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
CHIC AGO.

CHICAGO, Dec -'attle-KeceIpts
500. steady. hccves. sfuS.75. Texas
So so u 1 So, western. st.25MT. stoCkers
and feeders s3.l0u Us. cows and heif-
ers. s2.l0a 60 calves. $7fl $50. Hogs
Receipts ll,00O strong; light, sS.Oj
n 500. mixed. ssl5 q $50. heavy. Ss.i5
q S7o; rough. s. - a $50, yOrkers. s. 40
Il $50; pigs, ss.95 u 80. sheep and
5000. steady native,
s350d5.S0. western. S37595 so. lambs.
IENELAND.
CLEN ELAND. o. Dec. ll-IIogs-
Receipts $500. o. lower, mediums.
MIXED and workers.. $3.50: pigs and
lights. $S25 Cattle-Receipts : cars
steady. Iamhs-Receipts 70 cars. IS %
Calves--ReCeipts 200. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

Busines--Iike Printing. No fuss anJ
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John R-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
The list sent in con-
tanning the largest num-
Der of allowable words
will win first prize and
i'm case Of a tie, the value
of the prize will be equal
Nv divided between the
contestants.

Of Of his family will
money already
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o. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished 10y Hay
den. Stone e co, ils-lls Griswold st:
O. cd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BROOKS ASSAILs
MAYORS FIFTY
,continurd from Page onsJ

nished a complete inventory OF our
property. other committees of the
committee of fifty had access Ia our
books.
we had understood that the pres
ent value of our property would be
determined after public hearings. de-
tails having been previously asccr-
tanned. For months we were told thnt
their appraiser had nothing TO pre-
sent But then he did give 10 the Fab
lie through the medium OF the press.
what purports 10 be an appraisal. This
I'm the face OF the understanding that
there should be a full and open dis
cussion
Our first thought was that there
had been some dark work. We did
not understand. We do not stand FOR
dark work OF any kind. While the
data was being gathered. we had
awaited the time when We should have
a fair hearing. believing that the l'ib-
lie would get the facts as they were
gathered
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

In Police"
fathers tell
believe they had reason for everything
tired Of but story full Of love- hatred and
child
Harold vobursh 10
stran to the many patron
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by HAYDEN.
stone a Co. ll6-llN Grtsw oid-st.
Ilnt.n lIkn Inv. llNAr.
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to by judges
-.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-After a brief
show 81 strength, wheat cased on frac-
tiOnallY all around and closed lower
December corn closed sc MP. others
unchanged 10 2sc lower oats higher
all around except December. Provisions
strong and higher.