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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05

pore Wtentgbc0er bar oprcttet l9r=
llge ltngOomforeninger, CT altfor
int Sll1lutring / 6orbolo til De
mango lll1ge 9unlte, Ser finoes, 90
bndo CT iaa Noringen? Spao er Iar=
lagen til, at Sc unge ielp banner
lelifobelige Soreninger og goar mer
eQer minore l1oen ON &irfens aab=
ne Gpre? So, Set er @rpnienl Oct
er, foroi Sc unges tore Slertal me-
ller % tiger, at bore gnenGrfer er
for TRANCE, @rGniGn for ir1Gber. Sg
notltrligpi5 er bette ion0t, %foriaa-
tiot set gGl0er Menneifets peros-
lige 8egGr. Obi bpor Ser er bpgget
til Cubs 9Gre og for Wenneifets
Srelies Sfplo, Ser ct ser FIN trongt
Spillerum for 2ibets flatterenoe
Ger0sligbe0.
Get pioes og ifal pibes, bpor man
cn0nl fife BAT 6or1taaelien oerat
at bpor Der begnes, bDgges og ar
belOes / Seiu Napn, Ser maa ism=
meltge Scar rna0e. 81 er meo til,
at &eien til Set itore Maal geres
1da tiltrGffen0e iom mtligt, foroi
ri RED, at @ltos Hige er Sol1fens
cDbelte Siltrpfning. 81 er mes til,
at intet lpares | Hetning al In=
Itrpngelie og Spgge for, at ling
oomsarbeioet fan pofse Jig itort og
ltGrft og trofolt MOB &riItenoom=
mems belliglte Yrincipper. Wfen BET
moa ogiaa bore Maalet % mac net
~ bore Sraaoen ge1tnem belle Dir
bejOet: Srofa1tbeo MOB &riItenbpm=
mems belligIte G%rincipper. Oct er
goOt og glpOeligt, at en- Wenigbeo
fon pore ltor og itGrf ng pfonomiif
n%afbGngig, men Before en- fife, fat
tiq | al 8eife0enbeo ~arbeibenoe Me=
1ligbeo meO m~aalbepHte @renoier
cnO en- iorbiif mGgtig Wenigbeb
meO elaitiife @renoier, Ser ltreffer
iig ION 6orgootbefin0enoet fororer
Set.
@pert Somfu10 bar lit 8rogram,
tort bar tit: 9ibelen. Sg set gel
Ser | Irbeioet for at peffe Menne-
ifet til iono Sro, at al ben Mgita=
ton, Ser lfal til, foregoor inoenfor
8rpnoier, lpm 8ibelen fan fenoes
reO. Ser gGlOer noget al 9nens
Srombeb % Slangens Snilobeo
Sao megen Sarmoni mao Ser bite
iIg mellem benz Ser iomles / Sir
fe og &rppt, felles / Streb mof
oct Itore Wool biniioes, at Hei1as
ten for 9sfet, life fpronnfles a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @por Ser
Ell 6pgget til @uos Gris forores
Snft. Obi Ser 1taor lfrebet: @11os
&ns ct ct 8ebebus -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05

bore nteO min 6noer, lom ogiao
brllgte Sfser, % "a jeg oplepeoe, at
fore lneO Be lamme Gpr, bragte set
Grlnoringer og Win0er frem. Gent
eper Ell Gogn meo 10 temrneliq 6pic
SJtl. Den ct oDer0pffet mes Ell
Stnn1natte. Ger CT roget Salm /
Togncn % ct SGppe. Scr fan SIT
g6re big bet laa 6efpenlt ION mltliqt.
Slt1fcn lio0er bulbeis ltoe paa Stun=
gen % opnntlttrer 9Drerne til at
gon PED 9ilrna6 % be0 at itoOe Sem
! St0erne mes gnOen al &iifeIfoftet
"a pride Dem | 6alcn. @enimo0
Wii0nat 6liDcr fan iopnig. Oct mpr=
fer NfScrne nof "a qour 0rrfor en0=
hit mere lungipmt. N1 % oa puuq-
ncr BON, % Sc funr en- Spmtntrinq,
pg 1aa goar Oct rniferc; men mart
falOer bua0e <lfen o. 0prene ben
ben Iomme 0piige SiIltono. 6eIe
Chen fommer Ser nogGe fra Sen
mo0iotte SIDE. Soo fommer mon
fife nof al &eien. Saa lf9l6es Ser
10. Oct er natltrligbis Sflernes
Sfpl0, % Dem gnar set lis oper II
gelom | Nmerifo. Mennei fet er iiQ
ielp ouc Gegne. 0pg en0elig er oi
Ser. NIting foor en- gnbe, ogioo ben
Ionge Sci, ie(p ON Sen fires mel
Stltoe.
Seq anfom til Salur Nptaars.
Wtorgen 1909 o. blep bltot Gelfom.
men al Ben penlige Misiionel
Sdnlt3e, ION er 2eoer paa Static.
aen 6er. Oct er Steoet, bpor Srecf
linn begpnOte Mfisiionen / 1881 bel
TO llOienoinge 8ot6nlaom og 8abl
Sen for1te arbeioer fer -her enonl
pno Stationen &arpatipur % Mi
ira Solnr. Eabl er biemme % el
SGrer poo Misiionsifolen / 8recf
lum. Misiionen er g%rltnolagt al Ser
/ piOe &reOie befenbte 8ait. Seniet
8recflum, JON bar oen5 9eber ii
lin 060. Get er ierlig / Slespig o{
&o lIten, al ben bnr lin PRINCIPALS
bporfro ben ltogoor og bliper unoer
hol0t. Gre at M}isiionereri1e er fc
en- 8p / 9itmurlfen. Ser orbeioe;
raa 8 StQtioner. Ser er 81 man0lt
&c W}isiionprer, 4 fpinoelige (3e
mana Ar6eioe) 1t5 inbfpbte Meo
hjplpere % oper 10000 bobte Meo
lemmer. glf bens Misiionprer er Be-
S, iom taler BET Oanifs Sprog
grecflum Misiionen er piitnof Ben
Ger foor BEN itSrite nnoeritptteli
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05

% Sen gel Ct trong, iom
forer til 2iuet, % Sc ere fau, Iom
finoe ben" Mattb. Z, 10.
2igeiao OH Sc @enneifers Scamp,
lem gaor paa Ben imolle Sci toles
ser flort / Oerne iun0e og inobolos=
rigc 6ortplling.
Meo Suf fer 0ptogelien.
8etcr Sommerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
SGmOrr9OlOcr fnrcrebe paa
6 til IA Saae.

Bo3o Ointment er %gorante-
ret at furere bbert Gilfe[Oe at fl6-
enOe, uipnlige, bG6Oen6e e1er trent
treoen6e Semorrboioer paa 6 til
IA Gage eler 9ensene refunoereoe
so Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
u9picts %aabcn."

Sa0er os ifpre 2piets &aa6en,
ifriper Ealtlu5 til BEN friit1e Wte=
nig6eo / Hom.
Sglets Saaben - ct mGrfeIEt
u0trpf. Wfen set ct meget betegnen=
De.
5oa mart Ser tales ON &aa-|
ben, fomnter man uoilfoorlig til
al tGnfe paa 6ien0er.
2ipsfienber, iom man el1ten lfal
perge Jig imob, eQer iom ffal an
gribes.
Men fan 9DIet ga BRIGGS iom
@oaben til 6oripar eGer 4ngreb?
Sa set fan. Gi ifaI ie.
NpoItelen ifriper / iamme Sor-
binoelie ON SLENDER, iom Ben ell
felte baaOe ifal pGrge Jig tmoo og
ungri6e.
9isie SLENDER er &6Oets onoe
@erninger, inoiom Sroaieri og 9ruf-
fenifob, 2esagtigbeo og ltteerligbeo,
SIP % gbino.
De er SLENDER, 2ipsfienoer. De
iii 1tiple 2ipet fra benz, Der font
nter / oeres @oI6.
Sg IpoiteIen fal0er bisie Sien-
Ser rMlgrfets @~erninger". 9erfor
CT 2piet set be0Ite GacGen imoo
Dem.
SUB er ct 2ps, og ser er oloeles
intet M6rfe / bam, ifriper IpoiteIen
So6annes. Sg ban logger til: Ser
iom hi iige, at Ri babe SamfunO
meO bon, og banbre | WSrfet, 0u
Ippe Ri.
Nlt, bbo6 er fra Sub, taaler 2p-
let. CUBS 86rn faIoes cgioo so
gems 8grn" og y2piets @grn".
2Gg Mprfe til, bppr set onoe,
bpor bore 2ipsfietoer baoer 81
let og i6ger M6rfet.
Gent blot paa De neDllte cling:
6raaleri og G~ruffenifab, 2esagtig-
beO og uteerligbeO.
&an nan fSrit faa Dem frem /
2Diet, iaa Opmmles De, laa er Oe fife
panlfelige at oberpinoe.
Selbe oct matertelle 2Ds er ct
Gaa6en imoo mangt ct Sn0e.
Sor Aor tilbage pilbe Sfenfeper-
tene babe Sferm for oeres 8inOner,
og oct ptloe Be bel enont.
Wten 2open forbpoer oct, foroi man
erfenOer, at 2piet er ct 8aaben MOB
0riffeonoet.
Sigelaa imoo oe andre n9pl1te
Snoer. De fan fife boloe Jig / 2D=
Jet. 9e taaler life at blipe fenot,
lrm Sc / San0beo er.
2Diet er ct 8aaben. 0erfor frem
2piet, Ou, iom bar SIP og Salig=
feb f9r.
2piet bar tient til at op0age matl=
&c SDgooms6aciller, iaa Wenneif er
baaoe fan itaa @agt imoo benz og
cngrt6e Dem.
W2en &SoetS @erninger, Mfgrfets
@erninger, er perre, mere %oeo6rin=
aenoe og uobreote emo Ielo Su6er-
fuloie-8acillen.
Spor mango 2ip er life bleDen
tr96t al 9ruffenifa6 og lttugtl
Sg bpem fan beregne, bbor SIP
og ADin0, llretferOigbeo og 8eOro-
geri bar t9ret paa Wenneifers an
beige 2ipI
Srem / 2piet, ongaas / 2piet,
ou, ION bar sit 2ip og sin Salig-
Heo fer.
Sg fer tpnter hi life alene paa
Get materielle 2ps eQer @eroens Sp-
Ibsning, men poa CUBS Sros 2ps.
6rem / BET; oanore / set. Ser me-
her ou 96Oens 0Oerpinoer, 2ipets
Sprite.
ooo SUBS 0r6s Qpg beffinne
toert 6friot, Sit toger, ioa ct ST
rifprt gaa6en" 6aaoe til TorIpar og
Glngre6.
Get er ct go0t 9iao0 ODER for al
Ie OanIseIi3e Sp9rgsmaaG i 2ipet:
&aaIer set &piet, ioa oriItig trent
as.
r2aOer os afGagge M6rfets Ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
Sra Burt 0mmteret.

~Sfbrer eoer SUBS fuloe @uitning."
(gfi. 6, I'D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
FLYNN CASE COMES
UP WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The fight which has stirred the
members OF the local Odd Fellow
lodges for some time will reach It's
climax. Wednesday evening, when the
charges made against Grand Master
Flynn by a committee OF Ingersoll
Encampment will come up for hear
ing. 1t is expected that all the diner
ences which ended In the temporary
expulsion OF Olive Branch lodge from
the order will be aired then.
This lodge has received us charter
back. the grand master being inform
ed that the branch OF the Oriental Or
der OF Humility and Perfection formed
here last fall has been disbanded and
that it's charter has been given up. As
Olive Branch lodge was suspended Tor
refusing TO prosecute members be
longing 10 the Oriental degree. the
expulsion ceases when the latter no
longer exists.
Those who are opposed to Flynn IL
the order say that they will secure
his suspension from the encampment,
Wednesday evening Flynn does not
appear 10 be worrying. In case OF a
verdict adverse TO him. ne has the
right TO appeal TO the Grand Encamp
ment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
JUDGE ORDERS JURY
TO ACQUIT ]. E. MOORE

The star chamber methods employ.
ed by the immigration inspectors in
securing evidence against immigrants
suspected OF being unlawfully In this
country were given jolt by Judge
Swan. Monday. In the case OF the
United States VS.. John Erwin Moore.
The only evidence the government had
against the defendant consisted of
statements made by Moore and a Mrs.
Young, arrested with him. 10 the inl-
migration authorities under oath. For
mer Senator Burt d. Cady. attorney
for the defense. argued against the
admission OF these statements and
was sustained by the court. Accord
ingly the case fell fiat. Judge Swan
directing verdict or not guilty.
Moore was formerly farmer near
Springfield. Ont. Last January he
came 10 the States 10 work for an
uncle In Mackinaw county. lie brought
with him Mrs. Florence Young. who
had been employed on his farm and
who had been deserted by her hus'
band. They were held up by the i'm
migration authorities at Port Huron
on suspicion that they were planning
10 live illegally together In this coun.
try. A formal charge was made
against Moore and Mrs. Young was
locked up as "A witness, along with her
little girl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
Beef and Mutton Coming Back to
Normal LeOekS, Pork Prices High
By II. II. MACK.

calves holds up strong and active. the
current supply at this point being
much smaller than is needed Nagle
& Co. the eastern buyers Of lambs.
who have been operating in this mar.
ket during the quarantine period. are
just now taking a whirl al shipping
calves east and are making things de-
cidedly interesting ia this branch OF
the Detroit market
The sheep and lamb trade is moving
along ON an even keel, the leadin,,
feature OF the trade being the i'm.
proved demand for shorn stock of all
kinds. The demand for light and med.
ium weights continues. kiAers pre-.
feung shorn lambss Weighing from
50 to 80 pounds, and pounding the
market lusdly whenever the 100
pound variety. with the fleece stu
on. is offered The wool market IS
quiet and dull. owing mainly to the
fact that there Is no wool I'm sight
To trade in Large contracts for west.
ern woods have been made at 20 q
p cents per pound, which Is much
lighter than was paid at this date last
year. Ohio quarter-bloods have been
sold for rs and 80 cents and the same
grade r~NichfgaH stock at Is To %
On the whole. the situation is a strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09

one and owners OF sheep are sure TO
see prosperous year
The hog market of the entire coun-
try is on a purely fresh-meat basis.
Packers decline to put away product
from hogs selling at current levels and
provision stocks are not increasing
Il is the eastern shipping demand that
has SO far saved the market from It's
usual March break. Fresh pork harL.
" ever sold better In New England
cities than now. and the result has
been decided narrowing OF the
spread between heavy and light
weights When eastern cities begin
To buy pork freely. pigs and light
Workers always move up the line in
price, and this year is no exception
The market Is top heavy. however. the
only thing that can keep values up
being lignt arrivals In the big west
nrn markets The speculative market
in hog products has shot It's bolt for
this year. ADD from now on must be
we'll supported by the packers or IL
VIII ease off as the -tenderfoot" sci.
dom does business in provisions al
this season OF the year. Hogs should
be- marketed closeup, as present prices
are high enough and the next move
will be downward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March s.-Close; Early
pointers from Chicago Indicated that
selling would be liberal because the
government report had shown more
wheat than expected in the government
report. and selling was lively for a
time. causing further depression in
prices Liverpool was firm compared
with other markets, owing To small
supplies and the belief that future Of
ferings OF wheat were likely 10 be be-
low requirements The European Wis
ible Increase was less than expected.
the American markets took the oppo-
site tack. declining early and recover
ing later The recovery was greater
than the decline and gave the market
the appearance Of having succeeded in
getting past the weak spot
Wheat quotations-Cash No . red.
81 20i1 May opened unchanged at
Sis. declined 10 sl.16ia. and advanced
To Sl1SLe July opened at 81 05 II lost
ic and advanced 10 $l.06 September
opened at s9&c. declined TO CSC. and
advanced TO sl00le No red, sl,i7 Z !,
No | white. 81 2oi2
Coarse grain quotations. Corn--Cash
No. 3. 81 isc. No. yellow, cars at
6sAc at 6sLc.
Oats--Cash No white l car al
seize
Rye-Cash No >. s2Ac
Glover seed-Prime spot. 100 bags at
s525 March zoo bags at 81 25 April.
80 bags AT s5.20 sample 80 bags at
S. 90. - at Sc. so at s4.75: sample al
sike. q bags at $50 at $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09

The worst OF the market dullness
induced by the coming of Lent is evil
IDENTITY over, and beef and mutton are
coming back to normal levels again.
The demand for prime steers Is decid-
eddy more active and bids fair to i'm
prove still more as summer approach
es. That the supply OF choice beeyes
IN much lighter than usual this year
goes without saying. and it is. we'll
for Il Is nothing but the scarcity tina,
has caused prices TO appreciate.
No improvement In the export trade
Is noted. but certain number of
choice cattle are needed for consump.
ton on this continent. and when the
supply drops below normal buyers b..
sin TO bid up a little and quotations
are marked higher. Detroit had a
large supply OF cattle. last week. Civ.
Ing local killers a chance To stock up,
which they improved so well that the
supply OF dressed beef will hardly be
out OF the way before market day
Quarantine regulations are still hamp.
ering the mich COW trade, and the
market In this division IL extremely
unsatisfactory. The demand for veal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
MAY CARRY OUT MR..
NEWBERRY'S PLANS

WASHINGTON, March 9.--One of
the questions which has been asked
Secretary of the Navy. George Won L.
Meyer since he assumed charge of
that department yesterday is whether
he is going to proceed with. the plan
or reorganization OF the navy which
was given such good start by Mr..
Newberry.
The navy has not been reorganized
since 1912 and Il is being urged by
all those connected with the depart
ment
Mr.. Meyer said today when aske1
, what steps he was going TO take Ia
this direction:
- II must first learn the navy before
Il consider its reorganization. There
Is little doubt but what II needs a
change, this was realized by Mr. New
berry, and he took steps 10 begin IL.
When l have become better acquaint-
ed with the department II is one Of
the first measures shall consider.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
MAYOR ASKS FOR CAR
SERVICE ORDINANCE

Mayor Breitmeyer will send a mes
sage To the council. Tuesday evening.
calling attention to the lack OF prop
err ordinance governing the running or
street cars. He urges the council TO
act at once I'm replacing the portions
OF the Codd ordinance which were re-
pealed.
The repeal was had as prelimin-
AIRY to the enactment OF the z4-sec.
ond resolution passed by the council.
which has been held up ever since
by injunction proceedings. AS re-
suit the cars are run without any
vestige OF city control or regulation.
The mayor states that he has re-
ceived many complaints regarding
service, and asks that the public util-
tiles committee draw up another or
dinance governing service all over the
city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
ACCUSED OF VIOLATING
IMMIGRATION LAW

The trial of Edward Crozier. accus-
ed OF violation of the law in the mat
ter OF bringing woman into the Unit.
ed States, is on otrial in thefederal
court The chief witness In the case
is Anna Wilson. young Canadian
woman. who met with a misfortune
and who turned TO Crozier as friend
in her distress He offered to bring
her to this country. the government
alleges. with view 20 deserving her
here later. The young woman was on
the stand Tuesday morning, and told
her story.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
BY T. C. SHOTWELl.

NEW YORK. March s.-The gen
eral stock market was steady and
moderately active qhis morning with
out a special feature iH the early trad
ing Prices were changed but a frac
ton. The announcement OF the pro
posed expenditure OF s50,00O.000 by
the Electromagnetic com
pany for subways had no effect on the
stock. market The only excitement
In the street was on the curb where
Nipissing advanced 81 share. The
advance is due TO discoveries of some
remarkable lodges OF new ore.
All the silver shares were strong
especially La Rose. Kerr Lake and
Otisse. Copper stocks on the curb
were barely steady. Some small sales
OF copper metal were announced, four
million pounds being sold for export
American stock were dull In the Lon
don market.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
N|P|ss|Ne GOES UP
DOLLAR A
SHARE
LEDGE OF NEW ORE is olscov-
Erred IN COBALT PROPERTY
ALL SILVER SHARES ARE
STRONG.
\. \. STOCK MARkEr-Clo.e.

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Am. Ice Co. IS, Am. Loco. asa. 40
pfd. llla Am Smelt.. sl7s Am L. a
r. l2S y Am. Tob. pfd.. " - Ana. Cop.
a. A,Gh. lSss b; s g Io5 = b T.
81. do pfd. 1903: Ch. * o.. Goa {. *
CT W: "a c, Nj; 4 81, Paul IA = :
c. n Northwest l761s Colo. r. 4 L.,
s2. Colo. * south. g. 40 End pfd - :.
Cons. Gas, i25 Corn Prod. iss zen.
rs y; do LIST pfd. Al. Gen. Else.. ~ =
CT. Nor: pfd. 1891 do ore. 81; III e..
l4i@; Int. Meta. 1871 do ptd. AZ
Kan. c. SOU, i3A do ptd. ~. L & y.
l2s; NJ. *. & Tex. iois do pfd. 49,
Mo Pac.. 6sis Nat Lead. rs. Newh..
a., " Y Cent, 1854; \. y; o. s ".
Car. asa. Read, l2st. Rep, l. Il 5.
lsH do pfd. II "a Rock ISL. 90 DO pfd.
81 Sou Pac.. 1iTS Sou. Ry., "a; do
pfd, e2h Tenn. Cop. Ssh. T. ST L s
w. AZ; Twin c. 100; Union Pae. -
L. 5. Steel asa. do pfd. li0h: Utah
Cop, 4oh Wabash. IS do pfd' iSA
West. Mfg. IS, Bonds. l0Sh; Texas.
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
Joe Cans in Rino AGAIN.

NEW YORK. March S.--Joe Cans
Will make his first serious effort IN
the ring since the loss OF his title 10
Battling Nelson when he faces Jabez
White, the Briton. in the ring here
Friday night. The men are bouke 1
TO go ten rounds before the Paramount
A. {. Cans denies the reports that he
has Tot been taking care OF himself
and says he has trained carefully fox
the bout
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
Bantams Meet for Title.

BOSTON. March S.--A. +. Bettin-
son Of the National Sporting club,
London, cabled Jimmy Walsh. OF New
ton today that Digger Stanley had
agreed To box Walsh fifteen rounds in
that city May 10. The weight will be
lis pounds. which figure is recognized
in England as the bantam-weight limit
under the recent classifications adopt
ed by the National Sporting club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
WOULD ARREST WOMAN
FOR SPILLING HONEY

Robert Augeshevitz. Hasting-st gro.
Ger. swore out a warrant against Mrs.
Solomon Rubin. Tuesday. alleging
that, In quarrel with his mother
over bill. Mrs. Rubin tipped over Il
case OF honey. smeraing the store up
most delightfully."-. Malicious destruc-
ton OF property Is the charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
POLICE TAKE CENSUS
OF CITY'S POOL ROOMS

\ complete census OF all pool rooms
and all pool tables in Detroit Is being
taken by the police In pursuance with
Commissioner Smiths plan To license
pool tables and keep the pool rooms
free from juvenile "hangers-on"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
Bow Run Down BY Wagon.

julius Say. six years old, had a
narrow escape from death Monday
afternoon. when he was knocked down
and run over by grocery wagon.
driven by David Berson, OF No. AGA
ST. Antoine-st., at Napoleon and Hast
ings-sts. The lad. who lives at No.
424 Hastings-st., was playing In the
street The front wheel OF the wagon
passed over his right leg above the
knee. but while the boy was badly
bruised. no bones were broken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
MEAT TO BE CHEAPER,
SAYS ]. OGDEN ARMOUR

ATLANTA, Ca. March 81. Ogden
Armour Is authority for the statement
that meat will be cheaper this sum-
mer 1T Is too high now" he sale
But this price is fixed because of the
increased cost OF feeding. AS you
will note from the market reports,
corn is high. II always follows that
when corn is high, meat Is high. This
summer we expect the price 10 so
down and meat will be cheaper
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Ariz Com'l. S5is Apex. 5ss Arc.
a. Bay : Gas. Sc, Black Min. 2;
Bos. Cons. II. Bos & Corb.. 1874 Butte
Gin. 22ta cop. con, 757s 6. q u
$50; g s. A, 100; Cent 2slz DAILY W
a. Davis r.. 1-1s. T. Butte. ~ y
Ely. 1916. FRI 1871 First Nat =, 81
Cir s2 q. can, "a Gold. Cons.
s-Is. Helv.. ga Isle Roy. 291 Kew
Cop A. Las l45s Mass. . Mob.
SO Mai. SO. Mia. 1911 Nip. 1914 New.
Cons. Is New. Utah. "a y. Butte,
esl4 Old Dom. 49,. Par. 30. Raven.
40. shan IA sup -Pitta, IL.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK March Cuisines at
the opening OF the cotton market was
auIet with prices unchanged 10 five
points higher. The near months were
nrmer on bull support and coverings
and the new crop options were sold on
further rains In Texas.
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G. z. Myers Laid In Tomb.

s In accordance with his oft-repeated
wish. the funeral OF Elijah f. Myers.
who died last week In his home. No.
1872 Second-ave.. was held under Ma
sonic auspices, Tuesday afternoon.
The services were In the home OF his
daughter Mrs Baxter H. Gilman, No.
Ga Second-ave., and were largely at.
tended
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. March at the Meta
exchange TO-DAY duilncss continued
Copper was unchanged. Tin was
slightly firmer with a slight improve
ment In lead ard speltcr Prices fol-
low: Lake l2S1iz H1212lSc, electro
iytic. l250ut2.75, castings. 12.37i. =
f@.s2Is lead s395 u 49, u tin 2s.45 fp
- ~ shelter f415 n - y
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Cartons for lights uSed in taking
moving pictures are grooyed toward
the condenser. so that In burning away
faster tF-th hat side the-arr will not
cast a shadow. as frequently is the
case with ordinary carbons.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Marci -Hoss-Kecelpts
s6.40Q6sO. good heavy. $6.T046.S5;
rough heavy, s6.404 600; light. s635 9
go. pigs. s5.50n6.25: bulk, $3.50 a 6.s5.
Cattle-Receipts 2 500, strong; beeves.
s450Q735. cows and heifers, $2.25 a s..
stockers and feeders. s3.5O45 8. 40; Tex
ans. s475Q5.75. calves, s6@S.75. Sheep
Western s35O6f565: lambs, $55OmT75