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The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
|AYoR TRIES TO LAND HIS
A101NER BARBER IN GOOD JOB
|tempt 20 Boost John kohIer Into A.
0urdette Evans Place Causes
Rumpus.

Mayor Philip Breitreyer's purpose
y secure a good political job for mis-
crmer barber has stirred up lively
ommoti0n I'm the board OF assessors.
= promising To appoint Henry Plass
- q second term as assessor. brieI-
eyer has added the condition that
ohn Kohler be made assistant asses
|nor I'm place OF A. Burdctte Evans. To
mis- Assessors Doran and Nagel OBJ
5ect
Evans Is a good and competent
nan. while the other would be All I'M
+ Known quantity" says Assessor 30.
ran. THE change will not be made
/ With the help OF my vote"
a Evans was the law partner OF for
\ mer Mayor George +. Codd and has
; been In the Office three years. kohler
"a q former barber and became ac-
( Quainted with the mayor In that way
70 numper OF years ago. During the
E Codd regime Kohler was clerk in
the assessors office and was dropped
July 1, taking up part In the Brett
meyer campaign Immediately. He has
been assistant permit clerk for sew
|oral months In the department OF pub
&c works.
One change In the assessors Office
y certain. however. next July. Frank
Dalicki Is 20 be promoted 10 new
ke1 zoo position. lie has been engaged
a. handling personal tax statements
and receives 81 .054 per year.
Mayor Breitmeyer is disposed to
stand up for what he considers his
rights In regard TO this appointment.
Reprisals are TO be forthcoming in
case the Democratic assessors keep
the present force intact.
"a Assessors Doran and Nagel have
the opportunity To be discourteous
now IL they WISH says the mayor
IssBut the time will come later, when
We shall do as any other party would
and put the men We think best quail
Ned In that Office"
This means that, when Breitmeyer
appoints another assessor next year.
he will sweep the Office clean OF Dem
ocrats. The success Of this program
would depend upon the willingness OF
Assessor Plass. whose reappointment
has been promised. TO abrogate the
rule which mas always been in effect OF
Allowing one-third of the positions To
the minority member OF the board
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Wild mia~smNo. / cured iahs: No. .
ssrea' Ms, Kin No Cured s Es i ,,e No
s seSe e siP green green NO No. ice: No T.
ilLc; calf cured. No. /. Ice: No q.
ltHc: lamb skins. zoo aSe., shearlinss.
i.,m~.--sl per 100.
Lsmon.-caiifornis. ss.;Sa5.so per
Maple suxar-New. 1000 Icc per Id.
Mushroom.--5oc pes bon
"ranxe.-cSlifornia naveis. s25O
0,,s-Raw nnseed. Sse: boiled In
seed, soc gal. less 4 per cent for cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene 9nc; turpentinc. In barrel lots.
Pinesppies-cubap. s:a5Q25O per
crate. lIi.7b per don
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ o &C per Id.
Detroit, sSQ ssc per bu. new Bermudas.
81: southern. Nf5 per bu
Pouitry-Hens. i5La a. Ice; stag roos-
tiers. iiQl2c: geese. 9@i0c; ducks. lao
Use; turkeys. young. IS = zoe. old toms.
'' pro.,.ion.0Mess oork. $3.50. family
pork 81 agsl.so; light; clear; ns 49,
salted briskets. ie.c, shoulders. ?Isc.
picnic hams. 9c bacon. i+tsc; lard. In
tierccs. nae. kettle rendered. i2hc
per 10.
straw bcrrtes-2t- 1t. cases. - 1893.
sugnr-Crystal dominocs. 1875. gle
tablets $3.50. cut loaf. $3.50. cubes.
s5.s5; XNXX powdered. 1913 granu-
lated extra coarse. $40. sTanulated.
,ine. I'm bulk. $3.50. g.anulated In IS
10 cotton bags. So IS: Michigan granu-
lated So 20. diamond \. sSto, confoc-
toners A. s525. No !, $3.50. No. ,.
III: s. 49, No & iS NO NO ,S s5S NO NO s. s.
SIS No .. s495. Nc. 70. $500 No. IL.
s4s5 No IL. $3.50. No is. N75. No.
IA. s475: No. 10. SAB per 100 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
GALAXY OF LITERARY
PEOPLE HONOR MEREDITH
Premier Asquith, Ambassador Reid
and Others at Memorial
Service.

LONDON, May Gone OF the most
notable gatherings OF literary men
and Women ever seen In London AZ
tended a memorial exercise this after
noon al Westminster Abbey for
George Meredith. the aged novelist
and poet.
Premier Asquith. American Ambas-
sador Whitelaw Reid and his wife.
Poet Laureate Alfred Austin. Ellen
Terry Bcerbohm Tree. II. Rider Has-
gard. Barrie Pinero and Kipling were
among those present.
The ashes Of Meredith were inter
led al Dorhing today. IL is possible
that they may be later transferred TO
Westminster Abbey. "a the King Is
said 10 nave interviewed and asked the
dean OF Westminster TO reconsider his
decision not TO admit them.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CHINK WOMAN TESTIFIES.
Appears in Defense Of Boys Whom
Government Would Deport.

For the first time in many years. o
Chinese woman was a witness In the
United States court here, Saturday.
This particular witness is Moy Sing,
wife of a Chicago merchant. and was
called 10 testify in defense of Bak Kun
and link Fun. two boys captured al
ter crossing the border into this coun.
try.
ed entirely in American fashion in
simple blue dress. WITH tiny. pointed
shoes and lofty blackhat from which
veil depended. Nothing about her
costume except the bracelets upon her
wrists was of Chinese fashion or man.
ufacture and she talked English with
an accent that made her speech the
more piquant.
But Moy Sing il evidently older
than she appeared. for her testimony
went back To the birth OF the two boys.
whose fathers had been friends OF her
father, Moy Chick before her mar
rage She told OF the departure OF
the babies to China and of correspond
ence from the old country
Judge Swan is hearing the case on
appeal ard will render his decision in
few days
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
AMAlGAMATE0
GOES UP POINT
Market Is Strong All Through First
Hour-Great Northern and North
ern Pacific Features.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The stock
market opened with the usual show
of strength. the first prices showing
gains ranging from fractions TO over
point In a majority Of the issues
traded in. Some further advances
were made in the first few minutes in
Steel common. Union Pacific aud
Reading. these being the most active
features. Steel common, in which
there was most speculative interest.
sold al 90 and 90 Is and later reached
: slightly higher range The leading
railroad stocks were uniformly strong
The widest movement was in Western
Union. which rose oyer Il point on buy
ing induced by favorable finding IN
the long pending telephone suit.
IL a. m-The market continued
fairly strong all through the first
hour. the leading issues holding the
gains made AT and after the opening
while activity developed in number
of other stocks indicating broaden
ing tendency and increased outside
interest. Amalgamated Copper was
prominent, making gain OF about
one point Atchison made further
fractional advance and there was quiet.
but persistent accumulation or the Hill
stocks. Great Northern and Northern
Pacific being traded in To larger ex-
tent than for some time past.
Governments unchanged other
bonds firm.
The market ended pretty generally
heavy. on a somewhat higher level
Foreign exchange held very Arm. but
a Iise in sterling al Paris may have
some effect in making gold exports
from here 10 the continent less prot
table
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
LAND FRAUD CASES MAY
NOT BE PROSECUTED
Jury Wransles Over the Hutehins
Turner Case But Reaches No
Conclusion

TULSA. Okla. May 22.-The federal
grand jury investigating the alleged
town lot frauds are today arguing III
an effort 10 reach decision in the
Hutchins. Turner case, known as the
first case. Ii is expected they VIII
/. ach some conclusion before the day
is over. The testimony in the case
was finished before noon yesterday
and from that time the members OF
the jury are said 10 have argued and
wrangled but TO no conclusion Al
) O'Clock yesterday al the request OF
the jury. Judge Marshall briefly rein
structed the jurors relative 10 the mat
ter OF conspiracy 10 defrtld the gov
eminent.
The Jury returned 10 the grand jury
room, but later adjourned until today.
The result OF the action is being close
Is watched by those interested In the
case. FOR IL no indictment is returned
IL is feared the cases will be dropped.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
phvsioIan. Continue clinic.

I. The fact that his daughter is iii with
scarlet fever prevented the attendance
q Or. Barton c. Hirst. OF Philadel-
Dhia. professor of obstetrics in the
5niversity of Pennsylvania, at the De-
olt College of Medicine clinic in St.
WAry's hospital. Saturday morning DIR.
.Irsf's place was filed by Dr. Reuben
Xoterson. professor OF obstetrics anu
n1necology in the University OF Michi-
IAN. DR.. f. w. Robbins gave an in
forcsting clinic to start the mornings
nrogram. and DR.. Eugene Smith fol.
/owed with lecture on diseases OF
ne eyes. A smoker and vaudeville
Entertainment takes place in Harmonic
Nall. Saturday evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Team Owners Want More Work.

More work is the thing for which
the team-owners will clamor after July
Al the present time. most Of the
teams employed on city work are put
ting in eight hours per day and get
ting 81 per day. We want the city to
hire our teams for nine hours day
and give US $3.50 per day hereafter
says Philip II. Iichtenberg. OF the
Team Owners association. Prices for
all KINDS Of feed have gone up. and We
cannot afford TO work our horses the
shorter time
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
LIVE STOCK.
r.sr nUEEAIO-O.euIu.


BUFFALO May 2e.-tSpeciall Cat
tle-Recelpts cars. steady. HOGS -
Receipts 10 cars. steady. heavy. s,.S5;
workers. 5, sea 20. pigs. si.25. sheep
and Iambs-Rcceipts 10 cars. steady
best lambs, $500 SOS. yearlings. s. ~
7.5o. wethers. s6.25 80, ewes. $3.50 "
so Calves-Strong. s5as.50.
EAST BtFFALO-CIose
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. May p
Cattie2ReceTpt %. steady. prime
steers. s6.75GT butcher steers. $i.5oG
D. Neals--Recelpts so. hrm. common
TO choice. t5.75ns.50. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts leo. firm, lambs. s6qsS0.
yearlings 1915 q $50. sheep. 50 SO.
Hogs-Receipts l.l90. tirm. workers.
s7.6095 SO. pigs. sT.25.
CHIC >GO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May % --Cattle-Reccip's
1000. steady; beeves t5loQ I.25; Texas.
slT5asS5 western, s+7Su6; stockers
and feeders $3.50 Il $50, cows and hcit-
ers s. 5046.40. calves. - ~ Hogs
Receipts 10000. steady, light. $3.50
7eS. mixed. s6.95q 40: heavy, SO
7.45. rough. SO 20, workers.. El5 a.
= IS. pigs s5.SOd6.,5. Sheep-Receipt .
1000. unchanged
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEN EI.AND. o.. May 22-Hogs-
Receipts 900. Toe higher. mediums AMI
s7e5 pigs. $40. cattle-Receipts 3
cars steady. lambs-Recelpts cars.
s. 20. CalVes-Receipts zoo. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
AppIr.-Fancy. ,I&I:so per b0

AppI-.-Fancy, siG7:5o per bol;
western box apples l.75Q $50 per box
Cabbnge-New. Sl.15 per crate
Cauiifiower-sli5 per dog.
CcIrcry-FlorIda. $3.50 per crate.
Cheese-New Michigan, 144lbc; YORK
state old, 16nlGiaSG new, lac, Lin
burger. old, fancy. l5m Ice; new, l4c:
schweitzer. fancy. old. 2Oc' brick cream
Conee-Package coffee. 'l42s9i7.So
pressed Cnives-Fancy. sc; com
mon, : u Sc ID.
PIour-Nfichigan patents. I'm wool
sG65 second patents, $3.50. straiSht.
$40: clear, 500. rye nour, 50 Dbl.
Ferd-Jobhing lots. bran, $50, coarse
corn meal, s31 corn and cat chop. eco.
coarse middlings. $50. fine midd!ings'
t2l per ton.
Fresh NcHetabIes-Cucum hot
house. saH75c doz. lettuce, 1OWl2c ID.
head lettuce 81 so per hamper. pars
nips. gOc bu; Florida tomatoes. $40
S35O crate; radishes. 1sW25c dog; wax
beans. 81 bu, green beans. sl.15g2 bu.
asparagus, $50 90c per doz.
Grape Fruit-s5 a. b.30 per box
Hopry-Fancy white, i3M1ic III: am
Der. IO6Illc. extracted. 6n6iLc per IL.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are aging tho
following prices for baled naye ia car
lots T. O. b. Detroit: No. | timothy.
sII5Omi5: No. 2, fi3G1350; clover,
mixed. ,l3Q13.5O; rye straw. 'lo9io5O,
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Ask cIemeney For Night Riders

JACKSON. Tenn, May 22.-The sti-
creme judges who now have under
the appeal Of the six night
riders condemned to dc for the muir
aer OF Captain Rankin at Reel Foot
Lake. received mail sack full OF an
onymous letters asking clemency.
When the cases were argued yester.
day the five wives OF the married
prisoners appeared in court, each with
a small babe in her arms.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
THIRTY-EIGHT WILL GET
SHEEPSKINS FROM d. c. NJ
Not Failure Recorded in Senior Class
Next Thursday is Commences
nent Oay

Senior needles" In the Detroit Col
lege OF Medicine all wore broad smiles.
Saturday morning. and not without
good reason. for all had been weighed
I'm the balance and none found want
ing The cheerful announcement that
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Mass. May Il The Boston
Commercial Bulletin Will say or the
wool market tomorrow:
business is very active and steady
I'm All kinds OF available woods at top
nrlces Australians OF both merino and
crossbreds In all grades are moving
steadily at advances OF at least one
cent a pound over last weeks prices.
The shipments OF wool from Boston
tn MAY 20 inclusive. were lOi.S35. 100
pounds against 55i21,946 pounds for
the same time last year. The receipts
to May 20. inclusive. were l3425o.Ovo
pounds against 54,57l,i17 pounds the
same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
STRIKERS plan Celebration.

PARIS. May % -Reyolutionists and
strikers are planning a big celebra-
ton tomorrow in honor Of the ami.
versary of the bloody week OF the
Paris Commune The authorities
plan to have the city as we'll guarded
by police and soldiers as on May !.
when the beginning OF the long de-
70 rred revolution was expected
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
PRODUCE.

Poultry is scarce and firm. with an
advance in chickens The supply h5 =
been light all week Dressed calves
arr steady and in only moderate sup
ply Potatoes are In good demand ana
active at unchanged prices, and cab
bages are little lower. The supply
OF strawberries was "A little short on
Saturday. and the market ruled nrhi
Demand was active ana innch larser
rercIuts could have been disposed OF.
General trading was active and prices
held with little change in the leading
lines,
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Can't Have creosoted Blocks.

Residents OF Wabash-avc.. between
Page.st. and Grand River-aves.. have
retitloned the department Of public
works to have that thoroughfare re-
surfaced with creOsOted wood blocks
instead of with brick. This cannot be
done as the amount OF the appropria'
ton is not enough TO provide for the
more expensive pavement
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Thief Draws $50 Fine.

Fred Sheler. cocaine fiend nearly
raised the roof OF the central station
With his cries. when he was arrested.
saturday, on the charge OF stealing a
copper switch-plate. for use on over
hoad wires. from the yards of the ID.
III n. nj st. Antoine and Woodbride-
81. He was full OF dope" but recov-
cred his peace of mind later. Justice
<Jeflries fned him $50 or so days.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
HANK sTArENE.>T.

NEW YORK, May The weekly
statement OF In" associated banks. Ike
serV, on all deposits, increase $5,3Ol e
$50. reserve ON deposits other than
tnitcd states increase s5.2A1.315,
loans decrease $2l54 500. specie. In
crease s6,IY7.6p0. legal tenders. de
crease $1,000. deposits. increase So
AL 900 circulation. decrease $4,000;
total loans. sl.33S 22it0O. surplus ~
the banks is s20.53S.0oo against sGt,-
years ago
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CHICAGO rItODIIE.

CHICAGO. MAY -Butter--Cream-
cry extras. 24isc, hrsts. 25isc seconds.
~ i,c. dairy extras 23iec EgEs-
Firsts 2lc seconds. zoe Cheese
Twins l3Q13iac; Young Americas
~ n i4c Love PoGltry--Tu loo;
fowls l5Lc. ducks, lie, gees. q Sc.
springs. per dozen. 4aSc. 49,
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed, Saturday, by winnifred VS.. Ed.
ward King, Minnie A. VS.. Harry A.
Merkson. Anthony VS.. Ellen McEvoy.
Anna vs.. Frank NJ. Jessop, and Mary
VS.. Daniel OConnell.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Packing House Robbed.

Parker. webb e. Co.'S packing house
at No. 90 Grand River-ave., was enter
ed by burglars some time Friday night.
BY means of a side window which was
pried open. The cash register was
broken open, and 1915 in cash, and so
cents worth of stamps taken.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
NEW YORK pRODuCE.

Coffee options opened quiet, un-
changed. Butter nrm. receipts t.6io,
creamery extra. zee. state dairy tubs,
26isc. imitation creamery hrsts, &c
Eggs firm. receipts 1902, nearby
white fancy. zoe. nearby mixed fancy
24c, fresh nrsts. - t2c.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
enc ,Go LIVE STOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished By Hayden. stone & Co:
The BOSTON copper market is show
ing considerable strength on an In
creased volume OF trading. y Is has
been A sustaining feature. 1t opened
quietly around Sc. but has since rallied
TO 59i. on aggressive buying Other
strong features have been Greene.
Copper Range. shannon and L. =.
smelling issues. In the miscellaneous
list the stocks prominent In the trad
Ing have been Shoe common. WOODEN
common. L > OH and Mass Gas.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Accordinx. 10 Official figures the an
nual consumption OF beer In Great
britain has decreased from 32.29 TO
11.<7 gallons In the last decade, while
1not of spirits has decreased from lis
~nIlons 20 81 OF n gallon.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery, OK
tras. FAC: frsts. zee: dairy. Use: pack
ing stock l6isc per Id.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases invluded. Gle per doz Receipts
SATURDAY. S33 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
E2 |lI!l|!l; i!S!Il3l]

For CLEVELAND, PITTSBURG ana
ali points south and east. Leave
pA1nt 1o:45 D.. IN. Fare to Cleveland,
81: Pittsburg. S4.S5. Berths. 81 and
tl.Ll. Room. 81 90. For Mackinac. AL
Fridays, $40 n. IN. For Buffalo, Nj
agara Falls. New York city and the
East. leave Mondays, Wednesdays anu
O. m. eastern time).
Saginaw Say City Division steamer.
0eaves Randolph-st. dock), Tuesdays
and Fridays, 10 n. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Ma. .. ---Closr-The po-
Sition OF ccsu wheat lis gaining IN
strength daily supplies are disappear e
ing and there Is NO prospect or r.
pleuIshlng until thu new crop Is avail
able Even then II j. believed the
trade viii oc up against very st'oh :.
farmers that will petp"tuate the hign
prices Liverpool cash prices advanced
on saturday while futures Were easy.
crop reports from kOumania. Fran .,
Germany and parts OF Russia show
bad conditions TIE American soutn-
west is Improving little. but not
enough 20 eaus" a decline, .shorts st,li
have 1000. 900 bushels ol May wheat To
deliver In chicago and VIII nav
trouble finding IT, An early loss was
quickly recovered and che market ruled
strong. closing L. higher FOR cash wheat
and 10 higher tor the fu,ures COM
pared with Fridays close
Wheat quotations No. ? red,
sl.53. July opened with loss or lsc
AT Sii1i.. advanced To Sill sis, declined
to s1lTst and cloCcd at Sl.isi4 sep
TENDER opened at Sill, lost re. and
advanced 10 $l.l2. December opened II
sll0 advanced TO 81 1924, declined TO
$40, and closed 1t Sill. mixed rcd, l
ear al sl52. 30. red. $50. No. l
coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No yellow. car ut 17izc.
Oats-Cash No white. car at SIC,
later 63i, &C. bid September. 20 &c
Rye-Cash No ?. sOc. sample ear
Roans-Cash. .2.55. October s2.o7 bid
ClOVersecd--Primc spot, 20 bags at
s5S5. October 100 bags ~ $3.50;
March 100 bags at 500.
Timothy seed-Pi.me spot % bags
at si.65
Receipts IN the Detroit market sat-
urday Included cars OF wheat. OF
corn and OF oats No Withdrawals
stocks are 249O33 bu Of wheat. l09.'I0
bu OF corn. G33-j bu OF oats 3.6ss bu
of barley, and I4i1 bu Of rye.
Wheat receipts at northwestern
points we're 10 gears compared with i6j
a year ago.
Winnipeg wheat receipts were 80
cars aEainst % q wear ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Markets and Finance
oa)Asked. ob)Bid. tNspiit.

TOLEDO. O., May 22-Wheat-CNSh
and May. lbs, July, $780, sept.
sl12. Dec. sl.11S Corn-Cash, - Ia !,
Dee. 5SAc Oats-Cash and May, d2c,
IulN. 55lse. sept 45isc, Dee, 40 sc,
Rye--No /. ~ ~. No. >, Gle; No. ). SSc.
Clover seed Cash and May. $500, oct
and Dee. s66eis. March. SOS. Primo
alsike, Sf.s5. prime timothy. $50. on
Unchanged. Butter-creamery. zoe,
dairy 22c Eggs-20isc.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No.
i5 John R.-st Phone 14es.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

In a new type OF field gun adopted
ror the German army. the wheels
swing together under the barrel and
lock. giving greater stability when
fired and furnishing more room for the
soldiers handling II.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
U. 5. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone x Co. il6-lls Griswold AZ.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

munan~us-sik~ rrsnsf.x. No fuss and
~ feathers. The plain. neat kind that
o&n right TfRes Printing CO.. No.
- 1ohn h-st Phone issa
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
WHITE STAR LINE

wharf foot of Griswold-st. For the
FLATS and PORT HURON Way Ports.
Leave daily 2:30 y. m; Sundays, a. m
For TOLEDO, leave daily. 4:ao D. m.
Sundays. p. IN.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May 22-Wheat OPP ned
"a n iec ny for July with small probes
sional selling May sold at s. 81 u the
highest yet hut there was little trade
in il Unexpected liberal deliveries
caused a slump Of &c in corn price.
Much NAV was bought on the sluml
oats higher for May. easier for Other
months. Provisions tame and easier
~ a. m.-All wheat futu-s braccd
strongly during the morning. May
torvhtug Ssh July t1.if. aud sep
teuber. 81 Os IS Tore was big de-
t4rd for July and May. with little Of
fercd Corn unchanged. May oats
touched 81 10. the highest sct.
Cluse-W Wheat slumped fraCttOnally
ehortty before the clase but all futures
closed strong Corn and oats closed
very strong In sympathy with wheat.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Fob Printing done right. Time. Print
Nc Co.. IS John r st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

A French scientist is out with an
argument that the contraction OF the
solid part OF the earth has caused il
TO take pyramidal form the faces
being the basins OF the Atlantic. Pa.
life and Indian oceans. the fourth be
ing within the Arctic circle.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
stone * Co. 1l6-1Is Griswold st:
Opening Closing
II. a ~
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Job Printing done right. Times Print-
snx Co, l5 John R-st. Phone 1893
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
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