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The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
HAMMOND TO TAKE
STAND FOR SELF
Accused Will Testify When Police
Court Examination Is Resumed
Thursday Morning.

Attorney Allan II. Frazer, declared.
Tuesday afternoon, that he expected
10 put Chauncey w Hammond on
the stand in police court. in his own
defense. which will open Thursday
morning at 0 o'clock.
Prosecutor Van Zile rested his case
shortly before o'clock, Tuesday
afternoon. after calling Claire Harm
den. a railroad fireman who found he
stolen satchels. and Sanborn I. Nc
Graw. who accompanied the police
when they recovered the satchels.
Harnden. a fireman on switch
engine at the Pere Marquette ferry
slip, said that he found the two miss
ing satchels near the dog pound, al
the foot OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
At the time, early Saturday morning,
Nov. 10. he knew nothing OF the DIX
EMF. robbery. one OF the grips
was cut apart. and had been placed
in the other grip. llarnden took the
good grip home. after showing It To
his engineer. and TO Richard Cuth'
bert, keeper OF the dog pound, lie
said the grip had been weighted With
coal. and looked as though il had been
washed M on shore from the river.
McGrew stated that he, with Cniet
Mcdonnell. Detective Downey ana
Mr.. Brownson, OF the EMF. Co"
had found the cut grip ana the pay
envelopes on the shore where Harm
den had emptied them. From one OF
the envelopes. McGraw saw some
money protruding. He picked 1t up.
and found SAL The money had lald
there for two days.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
CHANGES
ARE IRREGULAR
Tone of Stock Market Becomes Steady
After Opening, But Selling of Troll
ley Issue Causes Confusion,

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-After a
strong aud active opening marked
by general advances in prices, the
stock market reacted under moderate
offerings After the recession, Read
ing again showed strength.
a. m-After the reaction follow
ing the opening the tone became much
steadier but later aggressive selling
OF Third-ave. forced that stock down
three points and a generally heavy
tone resulted
Government unchanged, other
bonds strong
Noon-Pronounced strength and &C
tiyity prevailed during the late fore
noon with many sharp advances IN
prices Steel common. Union Pacific,
Reading and Inter-Met. were promi-
nent.
= p. m-The market continued
active and strong through the after
noon with a diversion OF aggressive
buying 10 new issues. Norfolk
Western and B. & .. were particular
~ prominent.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
ELK LEADERS SURE OF BIG
CONVENTION HERE NEXT YEAR
Grand Exalted Ruler And other or
ficials Visit Detroit To Arrange
Prcliminaries.

Detroit looks very good 10 the mem-
bers OF the Grand Lodge of Elks. here
"Wednesday and Thursday 10 arrange
preliminaries to the annual reunion
in this city next year.
Il look for a great gathering here.
as large as any the order has ever
had says James L. Sammis. OF lie
Mar. Iowa, grand exalted ruler OF the
order. There were 10000 Eiks IN Los
Angeles this year and 10000 visitors
in the city during the reunion. alto
yether. Here theY may be l21.0nu
visitors in town And they will leave
a lot OF money here, TOO.
Detroit has the reputation OF being
very pleasant place TO visit IN sum
mer. and | have no doubt that your
citizens will be able TO accommodate
the crowd that will come, and VIII
make everybody happy
"This will be the first time in
number OF years that We have met
IN city so central as Detroit. ne
local committee has arranged such
nrogram for us ON this trip that | am
anly afraid We will not have time Tor
business.
Reside the grand exalted ruler the
prorinent Elks here are Past Grand
EXALTED Ruler r. l. Holland OF Coln-
RADIO Springs; c. c. Bradley. secretary
10 the grand exalted ruler Grand Is
ouire A. ]. Davis OF Salt Lake C!iy.
Grand Secretary Fred Robinson, CT
Dubuoue: Grand Trustee \. T. HON.
of Hackensack and i. +. McNulty. OF
baltimore: 4. J. Demarcst OF Ho-
hoken. y. j. and John y. Ross, 81
Macon. Ga. members OF the ritual
committee.
The visitors byeakfasted IN me
Pontcharrrain and had luncheon ~ th@
Cadillac. rhcn they were taHen on
an automobile ride around to" city 'i
local Elks
Wednesday evening the local ~ F.
committee gives a dinner 10 the Nisl-
tors IL thu Puntcharirain THURSDAY
noon. Grand Exalted Ruler Samin's
sncaks 1i the Board ~ commerce
mcmhcrship luncheon i'm Tho Cadillac.
Navor Dreitmc or and Gov Warner
hu,c also hcon invited ,u peak
Thur,dsy ,oyeujuz Detroit Lodge No
a. viii receive Jho GisimeGlsaro
guests
Waltcl Ross. oj .otroif. Dr. chairman
OF tho ritual committee, winch IS 'h
session here
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
TELLS OF PLAGUE FIGHT.
Anti-Tubercu osis Society Issues Hand
some Brochure.

For the first time during the four
wears existence of the Detroit Society
for the Study and Prevention of Tuber'
culosls. report has been made OF It's
work II is a very handsome brochure
and contains features that are wholly
original Amous these are number oil
cartoons contributed by the talented
cartoonists Of the daily papers, which
have appeared from time 10 time
/, showing various phases the work has
taken in Detroit.
This brochure is being sent in ex
change al! over America. and as II
contains information relating 10 Tho
anti.tuherculosls work In general III
Michigan. il Will show the rest OF the
world tnar Michigan Is not far behind
in irving 10 stamp out the white
plague Il Is the intention hereafter
70 issue report at regular intervals
OF one or two years
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
JOHN C. CONNORS, SPEAK UP.
There's $272.67 Waiting For You ir
Citys Treasury.


Who is John c. Connors and where
is he?
These are the questions puZzling
City Treasurer Koch and his clerks.
There is s212.67 waiting for John {
any time that he chooses 10 step into
the treasurer's Office. prove his iden-
tity and say Give me the mazuma
John j. Angln. the able lite check
writer OF the city treasurer's office.
has been doing the detective work 70
find Connors and he is unhappy be-
cause he has not succeeded. The
missing man was recorded as the
owner OF 4 lot lying in the line of
Rosedale court. His property was
taken for street opening. but Connors
took no part IN the trial OF the case.
Anglin found that n Dan Connors.
living upstate, had paid the last taxes
and he wrote To him but Dan did not
answer. So Treasurer Koch Is going
to put the money in bank and leave
IL there until the owner appears.
That is not the only roll OF bills
that Koch is trying 10 get rid or.
Andrew c. Wood says that he did NOT
get a large enough award for his
property. condemned in the same pro
ceeding as Connors'. He will not ac-
cept the s275 offered.
Otto y. HOFFMAN, Gustave Labei
and others claim the award for piece
OF property condemned in opening
Parker.ave The couple who owned
the land died and the heirs will have
10 settle their rights In court before
they will be able To get the money
from the city treasury.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
paudet's son Arrested.

PARIS, Dec. S.-I.eon Daudet. son
OF Alphonse Daudet, the novelist, was
among the score or more OF royal
lists arrested today during a violent
of Mont Parmasse
cemetery in celebration Of the an.
niycrsary Of Gabriel Syveton' suicide.
Six hundred royalists gathered at the
cemetery and when they became too
boisterous they were ordered TO dis
perse. ON their refusal, company ct
cavalry charged them. \ fierce clash
followed in which many We're injured.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
DEAD Mar ldentlfss

The man who died suddenly at
Cnamplain-st and Van Dyke-ayo.
Tuesday AFTERNOON, has been identified
as Henry Trilk. 40 years old. OF No.
74e Holcomb-aye. u ia thought death
was -tubereulosis. as be had
been trsaied-for- disease by DR..
Percy A--Rarlow.- No. 14Ql Mackavc.
and bottles found on his person con
tanned medicine that had been pre-
scribcd for him. Coroner Burgess had
the body removed 10 the county
worgue and a post norton cXamina
ton will DC held. Trilk was unmar
Tied. ---vsw.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
univeraity Gets COCKS Records.

COpENH AGI5N. Dee. S-pr Frod-
erick : Cool;s North Pole discover
data was today turned over Ghr
Torn. rector of the University OF
Copenhagcn. Chancellor Salom0scn
and Prof. Ellis Stromgren. They r."
ceived the iron box containins the
volpur1,nors report of the explore
from the hands Of his secretary. Wal
ter !. onsdale. who arrived today aboafd
the steamship United states. lhe-e
men will have bat temporary costcl!
of the data They Will turn u over
10 the investigating committee dr
soon as the committee Is definite IS
settled Prof. StremgteH Riti-te-t''e
president OF the committee.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Eour cities Vote For Saloons.

BOSTON. Mass, bee. -Four Mas
sachusetts cities today stand in
the wet column and only one mas
turned To the drys Fail River Nrw
Bedford. Malboro ami Giouceste. Will
be wet. Haverhill by close vote WIS
won by the drys. The total vote shows
n gain OF over 1900 for license i'm tbe
fourteen municipal elections Toe
most notable turnover IN the mayor
atty contests was at Springfield whiyu
for the first time since 1901 elected
"a democratic mayor
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
M A z l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT. Dee. SIP. Helena, s y
m Tuesday
Down. laughnn lt,ea p m. Tues
day 4 Russell, Pehobsc9t l. 80, Tioga
le-t1. Adriatic. .90a Clarion Denmark
l.ta. sonora, Robbins. $40; Saturn
$50. Coralia. $50. kennedy. 80. w. :
Mack. 6tIO. Ball Bros o 20. Rlack, $40
calumet. 800; Robert Fulton. $50
The 500.
SAUTT STE. MARIE. Dee. S-up
Sullivan. so y. IN. Tuesday sahara
. \ r.. Amos. Meaford, 3 Reed, $40
Augustus Nolvin, Ward Aincs, II
last night, Mc,iehn. noon.
Down. pavock. 3 y. IN. Tuesday, SUI
pcr'nr. $50, Moil, fSo
Niagara. AlNa. poric. tsmalD Wolyin
a. m, purstou. Dundee. Norton.
larCel Fitzgerald Leafield. $50. An
dreWs. e. Phillip Minch. lialikL 10. W
". Brown. Brewer. 1880, Miller. IRA
nus. Lackawanna, Northern Queen
Neptune, noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Sues aston for $1,000 DAMAGES.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Dec. S.-Al.
!esing that he was seriously injured
while discharging his duties as COX
swain Of q launch belonging TO Col.
John Jacob Astor's yacht Nourmahal.
now in port. and that for want OF
proper medical attention It will be nee
essary TO undergo trying operation.
Adolph Lothe, a subject Of the King Of
Norway. has entered suit In the advis-
orr division OF the federal court
against Col. Astor's yacht for $4,000
damages. Bond was placed at s., 800.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Appies-50c Isl per gu. y1.5oG.3 Dbl;
western box apples. SO 5p3 box.
PeanS-Dried Lima. 5 I7c 10
Cabbagc-sl. Dbl.

Cabbagc-sl25 Dbl
CauIinower-sl % per dog
Ceiery-Home grown. 30Q35c doz
York state. Use; limburger. lie: brick
cream. lsc. Schweitzer fancy. 2lc ID.
Conee-Package coffee. sli25 gl7.oo
California Publishers. s25O&3 per
boz grapes $50 La box.
Chestnuts-Spanish . y Toe 10.
Cranberries-s. "a q 30 bu; S. 80
Dates-Persians. 6aslae; Fards. so
pressed Csives-Faucy 1oqllc:
Dresses Hogs-Lght. aloc; heavy.
Figs-Imported. new. lIgl4c 10; CAL
Fiour-NIichiga patents. In wood,
s6l5 second patents, s5s5; straight,
coarse cornmeal. So: corn and oat
chop. $3.50; coarse niddiings. $500:
Finan Haddi-~-9 q 91.c 10.
house 75c-sl 3 doz; lettuce, hot
zoe dog. wax beans. s. hamper. beets.
iJc bu, rutabag gas. 3pu 40c; Hubbard
squash. / isc 10 California tomatoes. s.
a 225 per basket crate, dollhouse to-
Grape--concords. Alb. Iec: Cataw.
has. alb. l2u13c, Malagas. si9sSs
Dbl
Grape Fruit--s3 SO u3.75 box.
Honey-Fancy white, l5giie ID: m
Der 10u lie. extracted, 6n651c Ii.
foiicxirg priccs for 6aled hay in car
lots o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy.
sl4GtA5o; No. .. si3 g 1850; clover, SIS
"a IL 40: rye straw, s. 41.jO; wheat and
nidcs-No. cured. l3c. No cured
-, No. green. llc W. green. loc'
4
green, No j. I5c. No. e. 15izc. rait
cured, n" J. - V. 90, horse
skiu@. as TO wool zoe a 800.
Hickory Nu,s-New. Sl.5Uu La ou
Jimes-Sl u % per 100
Lcm"n.-calif9;rn.a, '5e5 q go.
NusbrOOms-pV q coo ID.
Ornnges- navels. s275g
3 boS. Floridas. 500 2 80 box.
Opions-Mi cnigan. 30 q QUO bu. new
spanish 81 40 per crate.
OiIs-Raw lInseed. 64c: boiled IN
Sc !. o5c Balr less ! per cent for cash
sene. Shc. turpcntine, ia barrel lots.
Pop Corn-Ears. lDiisc ID.
Prov i-ionS-Mes pOrk, s25: family
pork $40. medium clear. ,2s. smoked
hams, l41ac, dry salted briskets. l3c;
shoulders; l2ilc. picnic hams; izac.
r>cttle rendered, l5Lzc 10.
PineappIes-S2q IS .doz.
Poultry-IIcus. 124l3c ID: springs,
.3al4c ID; geese. II u l2c lb ducks.
10 dressed hens. 3ui4c ID. springs.
.l41i4isc 10: geese. 12Il3c 10; ducks.
ISc Id turkeys. l64i7c To-
Potntoes-,'a ar lots. bulk. 33U36c bu.
bags 36dLSSc.
Qainces-sl. 5011.75 bu.
Uabbit--Si 20 doz.
sweet PotatU-s-jeTseys kiln dried.
1875 crate. Illinois 81 % bf S. bbl
sugar-Crystal dOminoes. g. %, Eagle
tablets S. 90. cut loaf. $40. cubes
$50. NNNN powdered, $50, standard
powdered $3.50, granulatcd. extra
coarse. $3.50. granulatcd, nne. In bulk,
500; eranglated IN 2J-Ib. cotton bags.
SO; Mich san grdnulated, 50 20, dia-
nond A. 50 80. confectiOners A. SJ35,
No !! $40. No. :. $40. 80. }. s. 80;
80 :, s5.I5 80 ;. Sj10. No - 500.
40 10. So No. u. $500, No IL, s49O;
80. ~. s SO. No. ~. $is5. No. 10. $3.50
lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Fire Damages Residence.

Fire resulting from defective
furnace nue badly damaged the resi-.
dence OF Capt George W. McCulagh,
No. - Alexanderine-ave. east, shortly
after : O'Clock, Wednesday morning.
a man employed TO tend the furnace
had started "A hot fire. shortly after
iG O'Clock, and an hour later when
capt McCHllagh went 20 the base.
ment It was filled with smoke, and the
cold air shaft was all ablaze.
The damage Is placed about 81 500
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
BOSTON COPPER
uosro> COPPER LETTER.

ported Tor The TInes ~ HayueH'
stone X co. Hollis Grisw old-s'.:
The Boston copper share market
opened quietly WITH prices unchanged
The tone has been Very irregular on
d decreased volume OF trading. North
Butte has been the active feature and
has been under selling pressure. sell
ing down to 59S, Tie Amster issues
are fractionaliy weaker on light vol.
umc OF trading L. : smelling com and
East Butte are showing a stronger
tone. Ia the industrial list United Fruit
and shoe are both stronger ANN.
Telephone ia holding is advance II
yesterday and appears 10 Toe wei
bought
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
RUBBERNECK OWLS.
New Method OF Catching the Ones
That Live In Prairie Dog Holes.

DALLAS. Tex. Dec s.-rraNelcrs
who have noticed the wise-lookng
little owls sitting up in front of prairie
dog holes have often heard from old
plainsmen how hard IL is TO capture
one OF these owls. knowledge" helms
OF this city has discovered new
scheme.
As is well known the owls won't
run until the intruder is very near.
Then the owl plunges down into the
hole knowledge" says his method
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Reported for The Times ny Hayden.
Stone * CO.. 1l6-llS Griswold-st:
PRODCCE.

There was not much 70 be said for
the market this morning There was
but little stun OF any kind I'm on the
early deliveries. and tie sudden cold
snap kept good MANY buyers at home
in fact a large share OF the trading
was done 10y telephone With only a
limited eHeHRt 90 poultry. -hHtt-i-ot-
eggs 80 Offer. the ma rket : naturally
lu trm position High prices ace Tee
>triCtins consumption IN several lines
OF country produce. more especially
butter and eggs but supplies are too
light for any accumulation TO be pos
: bie
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

is 20 get about 10 PAGES away from
the owl and begin circircling around.
The owl will not take its eyes on him.
according 10 knowledge The idea
is 10 keep on walking in circle and
the owl will slowly strangle himself
to death by twisting his head around
TO watch YOU
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Ian. Named Commerce COMMISSIONS

WASIlINGTON. Dec. S.--About
200 recess nominations TO posts In
the various departments Of the gov
'erument were dumped on the senate
Yesterday by President Taft for con
tirmation. The list embraces all OF the
nominations made by President TAFT
while congress was not in session
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
SEARCH FOR HUNTER ABANDON

SAGINAW. Mich Dec s.-tSpe-
Ieian-All efforts to locate Harry
Brownell. the missing st. Charles
hunter have been given up by his
relatives. who returned from the New
berry woods today.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

The publishers THE DETROIT TIME have made arrangmen
Police"
n
on o
TIMES ADS ARE CLEAN"
OF
APE be
A
will
day evenings TIMES
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Refuses New Trial In Bennett Case

new trial of the ease. ~ Nil5erl
w Reunet. AGAINST james a.. Wallace
was denied by Judge Donovan Wed
nesday. This IS the case ma which
one OF the Jurors signed al affidavit
10 the effect that ne had voted as De-
did on the verdict out Tor fear of the
Judge. Judge Donovan claims that
there was nothing in his charge "a
indicate how ne felt as 90 the action
the Jury should taiSe
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
NEM YORK pNOnICE.

NEW YORK. Dee. - Pork Firm
mess. Ss5aeS 80. iRtat puli middle
west SPOT. siS6pm sugar Raw
quiet. refined. QDAct. coffee RIO No
on spot. "a. $50 Talluw puil
city. &c. country. ga. Dressed poul-
any. Turkeys. hrmer, other grades uu-
SETTLED. Live poultry Firmcr. Cheese
Moderately active. fun cream specials
~ ui1 SO SKINS. specials. iAirc, tan
skins. 6Mstsc coffee options opened
unchanged. Butter. steady; receipts
also creamery extra, 32c state DAIRY
tubs. .5a S3c. imitation creamery nrsts
"a "a 20, Eggs Firm, receipts. 500
neaRbN mixed fancy sea soc. trcsh
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
W. W. Kimba Parliamentary Sale Gives the Citizens OF
Detroit One Last Chance Before Xmas Secure
Standard Made Pianos-n Variety of
Makes at Cut-in- Half Prices.
IL L. also n fact that i<imbniI terms are
no, only easiest. hut are positively
safe.t credit extended Detroit buyers.


Tho annual Prc-Invcntory sale at the
Detroit Branch OF the Worlds largest
Piano and Organ manufacturers opens
tomorrow morning and buyers VIII
find here at this store. magnificent pi-
amos. standard made IN n variety ~
makes that will be monuments az sat
isfactory piano investments for years
to come in the homes OF fortunate
buyers
Never before have the public ~ this
city been treated TO such an unparalleled
opportunity To select from such n
splendid stock of real fine Instruments
la piano that best suits their require
nrents rs to not only style and hnish.
but prices. as the prices are air marked
plainly--as no opportunity IS given in
the retail stores throughout the 4.
operated by W. w Klmball 90. to per
nit any possibility OF an over charge
OF any kind being made the customer.
Bargains ThRt Are Real.
You may be sure we know what
piano bargains are around tho Kimball
salesrooms and as an illustration OF n
few really exceptional values 10 he
found here providing YOU come TO the
store quickly we mention in the fol-
lowing number OF examples being
offered at this Pre-Inventory Sale
5000 New Pianos sii5.
This lot includes number OF new
pianos in neat semi colonial case de-
/ sign. mahogany finish. These pianos
we were obliged to take as part pay
ment on account due to US from a plano
dealer who failed These new pianos
usually sell for $500
$3.50 New Pianos SidO.
Is n number ofvery Hne regp-
lar $50 values that are merely SHOP
worn. aud in order 20 mako quick dis
posal and rnom for heavy shipments In
brand new Instruments OF this same
make tonly In trifle different case dc
sign we are closing them out at $3.50.
$500 New Piano $40.
We have on Genuine Kimball--
Drawing room size, that is in beau
tiful French Walnut case. \ pcrfcct Z
piano IA every particular. shopwnrn
only. regular price $500. that has been
marked down to $40 Bear in mind
there IS only one of these
$500 New Pianos Sls5.
We have several beautiful tull sized
regular price $500 pianos that have
been marked to SlS5. Remember these
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

CuiCAGo Dec WHe7t op-u"d
ts.-- 7rFtfr- t,f-af sfftri -frff * -
Improved r. It.I since. Offering
H1.t Conn opened slow ana StcJdN.
bJta active and strong with ~Uotts
aud scattered commission houses ac-
t.re buyers offerings rather limited.
Pros ieipus 'tr1u- nneS.ugs light
Nuul Warlt advanced Sharply all
around. Corn and oats also fractional
ir G.tHrr.
be. Wa-at snl eG s-psatioualy ir
tl, last Lout and closed 'sttong 90 ; D'.
tla lI-Ur.t Iofut reached SEQ Wee BE
NJE aad IHi! Dlustu strong and hiEH
co. Corn aud oafs ended from .0 ?. r
lfsI., all afoIni
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

sheep. 20 cars; strong. hest lamps
SNl5. Vearlings. S6u6.bO, wethers, s9W
as5. ewes si15W5. Calves. sA1eN ~
EAST ulFFA LO--CIos~.
EAST RC III Alo. Dee. - attle %,
steady. PRIME 81. soG 80, butchers -
dG. Neals. ffel lNrm. common 20
,hot.e SGuA-. Sheep and lambs
& 400. actve, lambs 81 a0p SO. can
ada lambs S-.1aWN. warnings. So =
go. shtcp $500 "a $50 HISS -ooV
steady workers. 0s> 40 q $50 pigs 40
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
4 nc 400.

CHlEAsa-per N-Cattle - 900 ,
steady beeNes s4dg.e6. Texas, sS>oN
2 q0. western. Si.5 a 80 stockers ana
f.aaorS &. Is n 3u. COWS aud uelt'ts,
ssl5qa. calves S.m95e Hogs,
,0 600. steady light ss.95A SO. miN-
I'd s1S5RSSb. heavy. SNtf> 50, rough a..
SS0suS25, Workers. s. sO9 $50. g"ed
sheep c5.Oun. .s5 % soc higher, natives.
s. s5si5.5o. western. $4,000 80. lambs
native $500 50, western, s. oen SO.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
,uIc>co pRODUCE.

CHICAGO bee 81 Eggs Extras
esGc. prime Brsts satao firsts, = = o.
Butter creamery extras. 23c. nrsts
esc. dairy extras csc. nrsts, - -
i6i, mr6s.c' voung Americas. isafl6.. e
Live poultry Turkeys, lee fowls, &c.
spring chickens. itc, ducks. l3H &c
geese Zoe.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
LIVE STOCR.
Fast prrT.ro-orcpi,x

Fast RUFfAGD. Do. s iIuunms
& stevens live stock report. cattle.
, cars. steady. Hogs 80 rarS. stroug
heavy, 1915. workers, tS,SQI Dige, So ~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

CLEVELAND. Dec S-llogs 1000,
hrm. mediums and hogs, Tfa. Not kel =
$50 u 80. pigs and lights So "a.
TON CalNes 200. So. - top
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
NV YORK. COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
stone a. Co: Opening:
Eid Ask :. n m
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

are just tribe shop worn. unsteady
perfect and exceptional hnc tone
1925 New Piano 1925.
Here is one and only one magnificent
/ Iiallctt \ Davis piano. beautiful Gen
unc Walnut case Is positively new.
! shows but little wear and always sells
/ for S%25 Closing out at SO.
Fine krnnich a Bach piauo, Was $3.50
Now $3.50
| This Kranlch x Bach is cncascd in
| the tincst upright design ever made by
these reputable makers. II is the larg-
/ est size. magnificent condition. flushed
! in Genuine Circassian Walnut ana
! shows very little use The present re-
/ tail price is $3.50 un this style when
! brand new and YOU can buy this one
for $285
500 New HaiIet 4 Davis s2Gs.
! Here rs certainly a splendid bargain
! I'm y truly good piano one OF the oldest
| makes. \ beautiful fun sized piano I'm
one of the most expensive case designs
/ made by these reliable Boston makers.
! This piano has never been out or our
| store. IS new. hat a little shop worn.
/ x3S5 shop Worn kimbaII s2e5.
There Is one magnificent $3.50 fun
| sized kmball in this stock that shows
/ but a little shop wear, but should not
be sold Tor brand new, marked Ia S265.
| Come and see this piano, heir the tone,
| then YOU viii decide.
New kraDich a Bach. Regular Si.5, at
s2o5.
This Kranich x Bach piano Is brand
new In the houdoir size. and IL un-
! questionably good piano. reliably
made. The price tells tho virtue OF this
bargain.
New and scd Organs.
Fine parlor organs--ppc top STYLES
! French mirror top styles reliable
makes $40. So, 81. and SIS FOR used
styles and $50 $40. SIS and $is
! FOR fine new standard made organs.
square Pianos $50 Up.
Don't wait--rcmcmbcr delay means.
! the loss 90 a splendid bargain; come
oarlE direct to the store. Avoid can
lVasserS. commissions aud YOU will post
| lively make q great saving by purchase
ing your piano before Christmas.
"BIY or THE MAKER"
W. W. Kimball Company
cont of the High Rent District"
Corner Farmer and Batrs-st..
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
q. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay.
den. stone & Co. llC-l1s GfiswOld-st =
Actual
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
1925 New Piano s22a.

iare just tribe shop worn. unsteady
perfect and exceptional fine tone.