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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-05-15

R. G. Lyle, a Pullman farmer has a
small flock of sheep and reports a re-
markable birth record this season. He
has 100 head of sheep, of which lis
are ewes and these have $50 lambs,
making an increase of 100 per cent.
Mr.. Lyle says sheep pay better than
any other kind of stock. They live
largely on what would be wasted in
the spring, summer and fall and in the
winter he feeds them alfalfa hay
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-05-15

Colonel William Duling and William
Bishop, the Garfield "cattle kings"
purchased a trainload of COWS and
calves at Vale, Oregon There are
in the lot between 400 and 500 head.
These cattle go to Whitman county
to be turned out on the big farm of
Duling, Bishop, Johnson and Lemon,
at Winona, where they will be fat
tened for the Spokane, Portland and
Seattle markets. Duling and Bishop
recently sold trainload of fat steers,
which brought them in cash $4,000.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-05-15
WHAT is AXLE GREASE WORTH


It's fact that the adhesive quality
Of an aXel lubricant or its ability to
wear will raise or lower the expense
account of a great city's commerce by
a very considerable sum every year. If
you doubt it, stand for an hour on any
busy corner and count the truck loads of
merchandise moving toward railway
terminal or steamship pier. Estimate,
If you can, what it would mean to each
shipper in time, and team and truck
wear if there was a little fraction less
of friction required to move each load.
Think what an application of Mica
Axle Grease to the four wheels of every
dray and truck, large and small, would
do toward hustling things. Why! 1T
would mean dollars-good dollars and
many dollars. to every merchant and
manufacturer; because mica" is the
greatest killer of friction on wagon axles
ever known.
Any grease is better than no grease.
but no grease is better than-or as good
as-"Mica." Probably If you found OPP
portunity to interview a few busy dray-
drivers, they would tell you that they
know mica" is all right because they
use it-and if you asked further why
it's all right, they would say-"or! it
stays on, it wears better than any other
grease and it makes truck run easy"
There you have it! 1t stays on, and
it makes wheels turn easy.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
BACK TO COLLEGE. BOYS;
THERELL BE NO STRIKE
Faculty and Seniors of NJ. A. c. Ad-
Just Differences Due 20 Dismissal
OF Eleven Students.

EAST LANSING. Mich. June 10
The seniors OF the Michigan AgricuL
ural college are holding dance al
Pine lake today. The rupture caused
by the dismissal or IL students for
violations of the college rules has
been patched up and there Will be
no strike. The seniors and a special
cor4mittee OF three OF the faculty met
yesterday afternoon and a satisfac-
tory conclusion was reached The
dance that had been planned for Pine
lake will be held tonight in the arm
DRY al the college. The faculty has
decorated the auditorium lavishly.
The three members OF the faculty
who were appointed as members OF
a special social committee are given
credit for the settlement OF the
trouble.
Fay Dockery and j. F. Brand. sophie
more engineers, pleaded guilty in po-
lice court yesterday 10 taking 10000
cartridges from the armory. They
said il was Just for nun" but the
court fined them SIS and sll75 costs
each, which they paid. Dockery lives
in Traverse City. and Brand in
Corunna,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
NEW JOB FOR BANCROFT.
Will Appraise Values Of D. v. r. Fran
chises.

Engineer Frederick T Bancroft, who
has been conducting the physical ap-
praisal of the D. L. r. property, viii
also take I'D the appraisal nj franchise
values after his other work is finish
ed lie Will do the organizing and lay
out q system for the work. experts be-
ing employed TO make the estimates.
Ia calculating the franchise values OF
the three-cent lines, the fiye-cenT ines
where franchises have not expired, and
the perpetual franchise stub ends.
not only the physical appraisal. but the
data secured by Accountant w. ID.
Gridley from the d. L. r. books as 10
operating expenses and returns will
he utilized.
II had been thought at the star. .hat
Gridley would be given the Job of cal
culat!ng franchise values, bat it is I'M
derstOod that q number OF the mem
bers cf the Committee of Fifty have
gained the impression that Grid!ey has
been too easy" in going over the d.
L. r. looks, following lines laid down
which did not uncover all the facts.
Engineer Bancroft spent Friday with
pariy of engineers and car experts
In visiting the various d. L II. barns
and power houses and checking up
items which hal not previously been
put on his books he will finish this
mp, Sunday night. and viii ;hen get
busy on the matter OF overhead equip
mpnt
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
GRAND JURY INDICTs.
Marsha Not Among Number, But Case
May Come Up Later.

In dismissing the federal grand jury.
Friday afternoon, after il had brought
In - indictments. Judge Swan told
the jurors that they would be called
together again soon District Attorney
Watson also stated that he would
have other matters % present to the
jurors soon This is taken to mean
that the Harsha case will De brought
up before the grand jury after more
time has been had 70 marshal the
facts
indictments against the following
were made public:
Salvatore Palazzola, swearing false
~ 70 a passport: Chu Young. selling
opium; Peter Hanson, William r..
Kulp and William Shaw, making coun-
terfeit money; Isaac Finch. assistant
postmaster OF Alma, embezzling gov.
eminent funds; Alexander LEsper.
ence. smuggling fish, Theodore Har-
dies postmaster Of Metz. Mich. and
y. Mendelssohn. assistant postmaster
~ same place. embezzling government
funds, Otto Urlaub. postmaster Of
Hillsman, cmbczzling government
money.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
NOON TRAIN FOR EAST.
Wabash Also Makes Other Changes
in Schedules.

beginning Sunday. June 20. the Wa.
bash will re-es;ablish noon train ser.
vice for the east. also operate sleeping
cars TO New York via d. l.. az W. IL
will also operate sleeping cars 70 Bos-
ton via BOSTON < Maine. on the train
leaving Detroit AT 1910 a. m. and ar.
irving In Boston next morning in time
to connect with trains For the North
Shore resort region of New England.
Westbound for Chicago. a train will
leave Detroit at 9 a m. and 2:25 p. m.
arriving in Chicago in the afternoon
and evening In time for all western
connections. Westbound for ST Louis.
the time OF departure Of the morning
train will remain the same 7:45 a. m:
the afternoon train, however. will
leave az ; p. m, one hour later than
at present. arriving in 81 Louis at
7.22 n m The shuttle train will nun
daily. and stop al all stations between
Detroit and Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
M A K l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT, June l9-Up; w ]. Car
ter III a. m. Friday; Waldo. noon: J. &.
Morse 1880 p. m; Milwaukee i2:40:
Van Hise. Bell, $40; s c. Hall, +:50.
Maia. g.
Venezuela and barge. eco last night
S9s, Marth9 II 50: Noll. IL: Gill
pawnee and barges, 1 Berlin. Aurora
: liartwei Three Rivers. 1850. Luzon.
80. Meaeham. 6. Dunn. 1890. stack
house 80 Lyman {. smith, $40. So
Alaska. Sahara, 1890. Chemung, ss2O
FITZGERALD new. England. 1910.
Down; ward Ames. 4;so p. IN. FRI
Go Watt, Fritz, 6:l5, Beaverton. 1880.
Juniata arrived AT l.i5 D. IN.
W yand9tts, -" last night; Mataafa.
Topeka,. lois; Mohawk ll;so; HIN, 4;
NJ. &. Mem. Mckee, Empress, Midland
30 stephenson. Marsala, a. Rutland
ID. snyder Republic. Bangor. $50:
Caledonia. Manchester. Victory Con-
stltution. Chicago. H. North King, 1920
American 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June 10.
Up superior, 2.S0 y. m. A. y. Ames.
23U: Amasa stone. $40, Northern
Lisht. $50; Amazon. Algonquin. sos;
$40: 7 f. Epson. $50.
Leonard. 10 last night; ottawa. 1890 .
J. r., Epson, plummer, Wahcondah. IL.
Socapa, l a. m, .'achem. kamapo, 40
$50. Rarth Helvctia. I. Ionic. 1880.
VAN. $50: Sinaloa. 10. Bradley (steeD.
1870: Howard Hanna. 1890 p NJ.
Down: SIR William Siemens MAZDA
835. r. J. Darlington, $40, Ball Bros.
41O: ]. H. Barlow Needing. $40
POLYNESIA. Zenith city, Simla. mid
night last night, superior CITY. A. m !.
Jones 3. Cotflnhcrry. Wilpen, 400.
H~cker. Z: Morroll. q. winona. Bessc
mer Marcia s. Badger state, william
McGrcgor. shaw. Monteaglc, $50, sam
uel Morse. 1890. L. J.. Wallace. noon:
t'uulv 1 u m
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
MateE Cause~oi -Ncx.A ST..

- novel suit for damages is that Of
TheresarN. Taylor against the Home
Telephone Co. 10 recover $4,000 for
persOnal injuries. now on trial IN
Judge Donoyans court The plaintiff
alleges tnat on July 81. 1897. work
men for the telephone company while
putting H. conduit in On allcy back
OF No l0l Woodward-ave.. removed
service cock from q water main.
which caused stream o. water %
shoot through the window Of the Wo-
mems indoor Athletic association. Of
which she was caretaker. knocking
her across tho room, and injuring her
permanently. rs result Of her in
juries she was confined IN a hospital
four weeks. she saws.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
hLL IS READY FOR
BIG Convention
Local Real Estate Dealers Will En-
certain on Big Scale When National
Association Comes Here.
LIE the fun begin.

lie the fun Begin.
. All Is in readiness for the National
Teal Estate convention TO be held IL
)etroit next Wednesday, Thursday
Md Friday. The new steamer Wau-
SetA is in perfect trim for the boat
I1de. Thursday; the committee in
Hharge OF the automobile ride, Friday
has it's plans well in hand and the
hast that has been arranged for Fri
Iay night, in the Hotel Cadillac,
khrough the efforts Of Walter Woolley.
Dromises to be one OF the finest ever.
The local real estate board has done
4self proud In planning for the en-
Iertainment of its guests and no sx
)nnse has been spared 10 make tie
&Gair success in every particular
NE various committees have given
nuch OF their time 10 working cut
~ details, even To- the neglect ~
DnBincss In some instances, but the
Gal estate men are determined that
here shall be no hitch anywhere IL
can possibly be avoided
Il But 1t will not be all fun. Several
noiness sessions are scheduled TO De
Mold 1, the Cadillac, at which a nuIn-
or Lf important questions are 10 be
IocusseG by men well versed in such
Matters Mr. Harmon, OF Wood Har-
nom & Co, will be one OF the prin-
1pa1 speakers
At the banquet, Friday night, ad
kesses will be made by Joseph 7.
Day, president Of the New York Real
8tate Brokers exchange, on New
oyk- and the East" Attorney Clyde
Webster, THE Real Estate" Gov.
yarner Mayor Breitmeyer. Retiring
resident A. II. F'redericks, OF ST.
ouis; w. A c. Cowles, OF Cleveland
G. Halsey, Of Chicago; Judge Al
fed j. Murphy and Others. including
he new president l.. +. Wise. presl.
mt of the Detroit Real Estate board,
VII preside as postmaster. Rev. 5.
Marquis viii deliver the invoca-
lon.
The local dealers are booming w.
Hannah for the next presidency OF
~ national association, and with
nod prospects of success, for Mr..
AMMAN is well known In real estate
.rcles throughout the country and
- been an active figure in the ma
0nal association since its organize
The personnel of the committee in
arge of the entertainment OF visit
~ ladies' is sufficient guaranty that
- latter will be we'll taken care OF.
-. Homer Warren is chairman. The
her members are: Mrs. w. w. Han
n, Mrs. VIM. H. Irvine, Mrs. Lester
Wise, Mrs. Edwin = Simpson. Mrs
Nm Tigchon. Mrs. Robert n Grind
Mrs, John I. Turnbull, Mrs. Max
oock. Mrs. George r. Bader Mrs.
nnk III. Bessenger, Mrs. A. A. Moore,
Re. Edwin B. Wall and Mrs. John s.
oodrich.
The chairman OF the dealers com
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
NEW york STOCK LITTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Gratis y Co: Although prices were
somewhat irregular, the tone OF the
list for saturdays session was much
improved, the usual weekend selling
was not on very large scale. indicat-
ing In part that the selling OF the past
reM days has To a Very great extent
discounted the slight change In senti-
mcnt noticed In some quarters. The
Atchison issues were in active demand
with the buying attributed 10 foreign
sources and some talk Is heard or
probable increase In the dividend In
the near future. The news from Wash
ington Is receiving more attention, but
the contradictory cable advices In re-
gard 20 the Steel listing In Paris are
not receiving much attention. The re-
aetieH- has improved tiae- position OF The
market and the buying on the decline
IS OF a good nature IL is not thought
that recommendation for tax on cor
porati0ns will greatly influence the
market. and the street seems 90 have
become roconciled 10 longer session
or congress than at hrst anticipated.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Rev. Mr.. Myers QUITS

CHICAGO June 19.-Rev. Johrpton
Myers, pastor OF Emmanuel Baptisl
church, yesterday resigned as presi-
dent and superintendent Of the execu-
tive council Of The Chicago conference.
The resignation was accepted Il is
due 60 the criticism Tor the part be
played IN a futile attempt to ousr
Pref George Burnham Foster. OF the
University of Chicago from the Ban.
tist ministry because Of the TEACHINGS
iu Prof Fosters boob. The Function
81 Religion m Mans Struggle for Tx.
istenCe'
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Suspected of Robbery.

John O'Connor. AZ years old. giving
his home as Rochester. n. Y. was ar
rested by Detectives Lally and Sull..
van in front OF the city hall. about .
o'clock Saturday morning. The police
say he Is wanted on a charge OF as-
saulting and robbing Frank Blessing.
n Dayton. o., newspaper nan. on May
81 Blessing lost $50 and was badly
beaten. O'Connor Is striking molder.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
NEW yOuK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, juno t9.-Pork-Firm.
mess. 2ia22c. Iard-Firm. middle
inactive. refined Inactive. Conee-Rio
No 7, on the spot. SO &c. raNow-
quiet. city. sac; country, ON a. sc
Dressed and live poultry auiet' uh-
changed Cheese-Quist, tull cream
specials 1914 a II iec. skins, specials.
IL NC. full skins. 2ll Sc
Conee opened steady unchanged 10
3 points decline. Butter-pu!l easier :
receipts 9.O42. creamery extras, 20 lac;
state dairy. tubs, 30 q % Aac. imitation
creamery. lrsts, 220 e3c Eggs--Steady.
receipts 1l,6i4. nearby white fancy, %
n 26c; nearby mixed 2S q eic. fresh
flfSts u n e2c
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
SIGNATURE NOT GENUINE.
Handwriting Expert Asserts Inat is
In Brandenburc's Handwriting.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Counsel for
broughton Brandenburg, who Is on
trial in the criminal branch OF the
supreme court on the charge OF OBJ
tanning $500 ~ false pretenses
through the sale to the New York
Times OF an article purporting 20
have been written by Grover Cleve-
land announced in court yesterday
that It was not satisfied that the sig
nature produced in court az that ap-
pended to the Brandenburg article
IS genuine.
The prosecution refused TO receive
this stipulation and David y. Car
valho, the handwriting expert, testified
that the signature in question was
not made by Mr. Cleveland, but as
serted positively II was in the hand
writing OF Brandenburg.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
AppIe.-Fancy. s7aI5o ner hhl

Apple---Fancy; ';,975o per Dbl;
Cabbase-New. si25a175 per crate
CauIiaower-si.75Q az per doz.
Ceiery-Home-G grown; 75cQ dog
Chee's s,o;d ga fats Eats new; l'c,
fancy. old. i7c; new, &c. brick cream cream
l5c: Schweitzer. fancy old 20T2ic ia
Cherries-Southern. 'Sa3.25 per "a
Conee-Packase coffee. s1425a1z5o
california Fruits-Plums. s1.75. cher.
ries, sl.75q 225; apricots. S2.25. peaches
pressed CaIve--Fancy 9GIOc; COM
mon Ia Sc per 10.
Fiour-Michigan patents. in wood.
$40, second patents s695; straight
Ss.S5; clear, $50; rye -four. s. bbi.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s2s. coarse.
corn meal, s3l; corn and oat chop $50.
coarse middlings. $50, fine middlings.
Fresh vegetnbies-Cucumbe s59
soc doz: lettuce home grown coo bu.
parsnips, sOc per bushel: tomatoes.
s 90 crate. radishos. loc doz; wax
nips. 15c per dog: green peas. $50;
asparagus, 81 n l25 per box beets, 35c
doz: spinach. soc bu.
Goo.cberries--s3 30 per bu
grippe Fruit-s5 W6.50 per boz
Honey-Fancy white. l3414c ID; am
Der, i0it11c. extracted. 6G6Hc per ID
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices Tor baIed hay In car
,i91aii5o. 80. 2. sl3Gis5o; clover Glove
mixed. s12qi25O, rye straw, giO8
1850 wheat and oat straw. 80 ton.
eu nd' ne. No. ! green. lie; 80 SO. Z
green. 10c, kip cured. No &c. No. 2.
90 nc; cSif green. 30 l. i5e; 10 :.
iii5c; lamb skins. IS a soc; shearllngs.
10 n 40c.
Huckicberries-s35o per 24-qt case.
i l%ssm air THG ,5.25a5.5o per
staple susar-New. 1oq12c per ID.
MeIon--Wat 4Oq sec each;
cantaloupes. s36o q $50 per box.
-OnIons-rubuu, st-5o pcr-box;- Be-
muda. sI.5Q per crate.
Orange.-caiffoTnfa n6yeIs. yz.75T
3 so per box.
oii.-Raw nnseed. Gle: boiled lin
seed. G2c gal. less 1 per cent for cash
in 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
scne. alsc; turpentine' In barrel lots
Peachcs-s275a3 per s-basket crate.
PinenppI.s-Florida. i2q3 per crate.
Pop Corn-Eafs. u T2c per 10.
Potatoes-Michigan. car lots. I. o; %
Detroit 5oa60c per bu' southern N'zo
Pouiiry-Hens. I3c ID; stag ROSTERS,
DC, broilcrs. 22n 23c; geese, SGsc,
ducks. l4a15c. turkeys. young lS~
g. per III
Proviaion.-Mess pork, $50. family
pork $3.50 II 30 So light clear, WV
heavy. s22 So smoked hams. Is &c diy
sslted briskcts. i2Kc; shoulders, l0is e.
picnic hams. Toe, bacon, l5c; lard. in
tierces, 12Lc: Kettle rendered, /l5Hc
per III
Rnspbcrrie~-Red. $3.50 per 2i-at
case
sfrnwberrIo--Michl 1915 cases.
81 so. southern. 2f-qt cases. S3.2J.
home grown. s3M4 per bu.
sugnr-CrystaI domlnoos s7s5: Eagle
tablets. $3.50. cut loaf, $500. cubes.
s. SIS. NIX powdered 1915; granu-
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Wants McMiIlan Reinstated.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Senator
Burrows. CT Michigan, says he is work
ing hard 70 have Neal Mcmillan. OF
Kent county. for IL years United
States consul at Sarnia. Canada, re
instated. Mcmillan was removed ny
the state department and another man
appointed In his place. Senator Bur.
rows says Mcmillan is a man of high
character and should be given his Old
position
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Dec des Aaalnst Keefe.

WASHINGTON. June ly.-Secre-
tary Of Commerce and Labor Nagel
says ne cannot give his approval to
the recommendation OF Commissioner
OF immigration Keefe that the collec-
ton and distribution OF information
to immigrants in New York be dis
continued because IL is in conflict
with the law" Nagel says the inter
probation OF the law is too narrow.
He says II is difficult 10 see how harm
can result from informing the new
arrivals OF desirable localities in the
United States.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURDAN LINES.
Detroit United Intcrurbsn Lines.


FLINT LIuITEDs-Si5 a m. 1850
p. III. and 40 y. m Locals for Flint.
a. m. and every two hours 20 p m.
Saturday afternoons and all Sundays
hourly. To oxford. Rochester and
Romeo. a. m and hourly 10 IL p. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:45 a. m.
1875 "A. m. 3 40 y m. Gas p. m. Satur-
days only. i2:45 y. m: sundays only.
IL y. m. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
: a. ~. 70 y. m. also 9 p. IN. 20 Ma
rine city. To Mt Clemens. half-hourly
$50 a. m. 10 : T. m. and hourly TO II
p. m. TO Mt Clemens via Short Line
hourly G.2S a. m. TO 9:2s D. m. also
II p m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-s: a. m. 1870
q. m, 2.20 and $50 y. m. Locals for
Toledo. hourly, $40 n. m. 10 $50 p. m.
also $50 and ] p. m. for Monroe.
JACKSON LiNITEDS-7:i5 a. m.
l2.i5 and 3:45 y. m. Locals for Jack
son. a. IN. and every two hours To
r. m: for Ann Arbor. a. m and
hourly 70 II ?. m: for Plymouth and
Worthwhile. 40 n m and hourly 10 Tao
y m, also . n. m. and IL p. m. Saline
ears from Ypsilanti.
For Wynndottc and Trenton-5:3s n
m. and half-hourly 10 s:33 p m. hour
~ 10 IL 33 p. m Sundays. first car at
1908. with half-hourly service daily
For Royal Oak, Birmingham nns
PoDtiac-G so n. m, then half hourly
until ! p IN. then hourly until II D. m
For Pennington. Worthwhile. Orchard
Lahe aud pontiuc--6 a. m. and hourly
until IL y. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Markets and Finance


225O. active. workers., S7dO9s15.
pigs. sTl5u7.25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 19.--Cattle-Receip
5000. unchanged, beeVes. s. 700 %.
Texas, $4,000 6.25. western. S4.15 a Is, 40.
stockers and feeders. s3.6O45.50i cows
and heifers. So so a. 6S0, calves. S6.I0Q
100. Hogs--keceipts 1000, steady
heavy. $500 SEQ. rough. $500 80,
workers.. S7.SOQT.s0. pigs. $3.50 " 7. 20
Sheep and Receipts 1000.
steady; native. SS,i5Q6. western, 50. .
Gs so. lambs, sSVS.So. western $3.50
u $50
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o. June 10 Hogs
Receipts 1000. market sc higher; me-
diums and heavy. $500; mixed. sSlOCs
workers. s., go lights $s-404t 80;
pigs Sfa5 CRttle-Iteceipts ? cars,
steady. Lambs-Receipts cars.
steady. Calvcs-Receipts 100 head,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
WEEKLY hank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June ls.-Thc weekly
statement OF the associated banks as
issued today shows the following
changes; Reserve on all deposits, in
crease $t.453, 500 reserve on all depos-
it's other than United States. increase
Sl476, geo: loans, increase Slo,831. 900 :,
specie. increase s4.Ss3,70o. legal ten
ders. increase $4,000; deposits in
crease Sl3519.20O. circulation. Increase
s5i10O: total lpans si.372,3S4. 900. The
surplus OF the banks is $4,000. $50.
against s63,62j.300 last year, and sl3,-
hkO3a5 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
.orered.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF strawberries from other
states are now nearly done. arrivals
being relatively small and scattered
Michigan berries. however. are coming
freely. the home grown being especial
Is fine But few blackherries were I'm
this morning. but there were plenty
of raspberries and huckleberries PouI-
try was In large supply for Saturday
broilers especially. and the latter are
dropping of a little IN price. New po-
tatOes are also In good supply. and
lower IN price. and the vegetable list
as whole, was active at a steady
price list
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21

fine. In bulk. $3.50. sranalated In rs.
lated. S. 20. diamond a. $40. eonfec-
TONERS a. ss,ss; No. l, $3.50; No 2.
sSiiSS: 30. Z. $40; No. I. ;SoS, No. S.
So, No y. ss95.NN No. 10. $3.50: No. IL
Ass; No a. $50 a., No seI 10; 90 Az -. No
-; rsilow-So. i. SIC. No 3. aHo per
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21

about soils and different plants and
seeds and how 10 take care OF the
garden and all that.
Lots OF the boys who go declare
they are going 70 be gardeners when
they grow up. There's good money IN
il. either working for someone else
or for themselves. Some OF the girls
are going 10 be gardeneresses.
Some OF the children, as a result OF
what they have learned al these
strange schools, have started small
gardens Of their own. az home.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

tra m"'' ssi71' frs;s' ?5nc: dairy. aoc:
packing stock. isisc per III.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. ~ " 4 per doz. Receipts
Saturday g0g, cases
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
CuIcAGn pRODICE

CHICAGO. June ls.--Ghetse--TwlnS
IlM1ll.c. young Americas. ia a ] Ac.
Rutter-Crcamcry. extras, zoe, ntsts'
csc. seconds, zee dairy extras, % lac.
Eirsts l9c: seconds. lSc, Lave
poultrN-TurkeNs. ltAlt1sci fowls,
&c. ducks llC II nc. geese, vi Sr''
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21

mittees are as follows Entertain
ment. Robert NJ. Grindley; finance. w.
W. Hannah: speakers. +. c. Van
Husan: press, John II. Tigchon:
badges. +. 4. Loveley; transportation
Max Brock; banquet. Walter Wool
lev. automobiles. "A V Rothwell
The Detroit times., 1909-06-21
Quotations by Hayden, stone e. Co:
open High. Low. Close
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TnITnn CHAM

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tiG9ia; May 81 Is. Corn-Cash. ! . y.
Nav. 5aa,c Oats-Cash. SAC; July,
Sc. sept 43a.c. Dec i4c. May 4GA C..
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Dec. s6S6: March 81, g5 Prime al
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