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The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

Fayetteville, Aug. G. After a thorough canvass of the state in the interest Of the State Univer- versity by members of the fac ulty it is freely predicted that the attendancce this year will exceed that Iof any other year in the history of the institution. A great deal Of interest in educa- tional work has been manifested throughout the state during the summer campaign which is ex- pected to result in a banner year for the university.
 Improvement work on the ath- letlc fled is almost finished and
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
HURT IN ACCIDENT.

What might have been a very serious accident occurred on the homeward trip of the Abbot fish. ing party Tuesday, Mrs. Abbott was driving her husbands spirited roadster when she came sudGVn- ly upon an uncovered cu.vert. She could not stop the rapidly moving animal in time and it cleared the opening with one leap, but the crash that followed threw Mrs Abbott to the ground and the wheels of ,the vehicle passed over her forehead Fortunately the tires were covered with rubber and the skin was only slightly in- jured. Mrs, Abbott was rendered unconscious for a short time but suffered no other injur.e es.-GuN don Times
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
For House. hold use.
ESTERLv nk DRUG STORE

Mrs. J, k, Williams of Arkadet- Williams.
 Don't forget that if your dog is seen unmuZzled on the streets Saturday, he will be killed un- der orders of the council.
 Governor DOnaghey has accept,- the invitation of the Farmers Un- lon at Hope to speak there at a picnic to Joe given August 2S.
 The Prescott party of young people who spent yesterday vist iting the diamond fields of Pike county returned home this mornl- ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
DILL RUSHED OUT OF STATE.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6-2,33 pm Feeling against Dill jury still grows.
 Prominent club women have called indignation meeting for Sunday.
 Dill, whOhaS been staying with relatives in a country town was rushed out of the state last night to prevent mob violence.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
TEMPERATURE
GIVES UP FIGHT.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6-2,33 pm Caldwell & Drake this afternoon began moving their offices to Omaha, Neb., which is taken as an indication that they have giW- up the Capitol fight.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
SGXSS LO AL
 % N E w $

Sam o. Logan left this morn- ing on a business trip to Malvern
 Mrs. J B, Whitesides returned last night from a visit to Little Rock.
 For Sale-Corner Lot in Gree son Block 15Ox15O, Write J, +, Brown, Murfreesboro, Ark.
 E. E, Mum of IWilllsville, pass ed through Prescott this morning. en route to Hope on business.
 Mrs. Conyers Brandon returned today from pleasant visit to friends and relatives at Hope.
 Mrs. l. J Brown and Miss Sula Brown left today on a visit to friends and Telatives in Union county
 Mrs. Pearl Hilton has been appointed post-mistress at Ross ton, and has taken charge of the office.
 Rev. w c Hil.iard left today for Center Point where he holds quarterly meeting tomorrow and Sunday.
 The family of l. IF Beide.man left yesterday for Waupaca, Wis. where they will spend the balance of the summer.
 Mrs. G o Marsh and two chilv dren, Master Shell and Miss GeoTl gia returned yesterday from a two weeks visit to JacskOn tOwm- ship.
 Misses Ruby Kate and Hattie Dobson of New Lewisvil,e, who have been the guests of the Misses Hilliard for while returned home today.
 Mrs. Gertrude Grof of TeXar! kama who has been visiting the family of Henry Crow for a while eft this morning on a visit to Philadelphia.
 Don't fail to attend the ice cream supper to be given by the .adies of the Cumberland Pre- {i byterian church at the home of Mrs Haynie tonight.
 The Prescott military company under command of Capt w. A, Smith will leave next Monday morning on NOt f for Dardanel.a where they will spend ten days in their annual encampmeht.
 Mrs. Jno McGill was in Prescott today en route from a visit at Ok olona to her home at Snyder. Texas. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs, Sal.ie Boyer of Okolona who will visit her a while.
 Mir. Editor My people have kind ly given me vacation which 1 appreciate very much, but I vii. be here for the next two Sundays (s9cond and third Sundays). I will preach next Sunday at II ann and s pm, The sermons at each iervice vii, not exceed 20 minutes in length, The large windows swing on p,vots so as to let in the fresh air, and you will 11 t rool and pleasant. All are cordially invited to attend the services
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDER WIZ remove Kidney, Bladder an' Rheumatic trouble. S1.00 botlSS contains 60 days treatment ans seldom one bottle fails to cui''l Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06

the park will present an unusuar ly attractive appearance at 'ns opening Of the school. The lleN has been enlarged by moving pao' the fence and the baseball dla% ond will now be the reguIatvp size.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06

WEATHER Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy
 TEMPERATURE Yesterday Maximum 96; minimum "A. Today Maximum 97 at 8 D. m.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-08-06
Smoke Conditions

Unless a good cigar is kept right it is no better than a bad one.
 It's worse because it cost more Tobacco is extremely sensitive It readily absorbs moisture, and all kinds of odors and extremes of heat or cold quickly impair it's aroma.
 Just the right degree of tem- perature and humidity are ne- cessary for perect smoke.
 Come into our store and let us show you how our modern stpr- age cigar cases guarantee you full smoke value.
 Special agents for the Cinco. the best cent cigar on the market. And all popular cigars including the famous National brands
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY -MARKET-Money on call opened at e
TER cent: highest. per cent lowest la per cent
fse. loan IA per cent: closing, 1&d2 per cent;
ruling rate rs Per cent Time money was HIlI @
T7a-es 95L per cent for sixty days, 2za5 per cent
Cor rinetv DAYS $685. for four months, Si4 ~ per
rent for five months 511GSs4 per cent for SIX
months s2d4 per cent for February maturity
Mercantile paper continued in fair demand Rates
eIaGe ner cent for sixty and ninety DAYS indorsed
bs receivable: s2.T4 per cent for choice four and
81, months single names; AZ per cent for others
7oREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened weak. with further declines OF 10
YooinrS to 1920 for cables 1850 4s6s5 TOT
demand sterling and 4-S5i2T4S5a for siXty-day
hills short francs were quoted at 5165s less l-l6
and short reichsrnarks at 95 5-16 less l-b4 AiteF
the display Of extreme weakness. which carried de-
rnand sterling down Is points further from the
ouenfue 10 Ss2., the market developed q steamer
zone in the afternoon Gables were quoted AT
ss715az S720 demand sterling at 1865 a S695 and
sixry-day nils IT 1854 64S5ts Short francs were
around 51eTs less 3-32 and short Teichsnarks
IS SIG less 1-32. The demand for remittance was
only moderate. while bills were III large SUPPLY
-epresentinz offerings against securities purchased
BY Europe and alsc loans negotiated abroad
Bankers posted rates were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Bradstreet's says:

.-z-11
More buyers are in evidence IN lss@ n RI
and fall jObbing trade shows asS me =
under headway, but the vacation sS sess ,,s ST.
neIce OF the tariff bill settietis1ls S1r S51rnsevssG
OF recent prfCs advances breeds CO.. eo.s vsss
many wholesale lines. pending GO, 60 ~st;ats
finaI crop outturn- The cereaI 81 Dsk.Iss x -
almost uniformly favorable ouIge, ougs-,sd Vnisr - -
wheat and corn. better than expeys.Sr-- 80 ths ~
yields and satisfactory reports - "a rnsks =
oats hay and alfalfa crops, AZ 80 So as hss ,
general prospect Tor 1000 ScSIl,,,ra upon r1s@
bare of supplies, with hiSn PrlS.- "a IA 4 hsc :
lock for the agricultural intsreS.s =. cousu-ssr : :
gree favorable, though the ultin,ats ,s- rscssfs
T,robsbIv benetit bv ultimately cheape. Isss 81
of life. The cotton crop situauSShl v4sas q :,
factory enc. but smaller prOnSUis s-51iucsr 9 y
staple are balanced. so far as tne rs 5of M 1r.rs
cerned nv th., s-cent higher rahsS -
compared with a year ago .,lsr Ins coupsdL. - -
talnty as TO cotton prices n0,,ir,- n0~,i prices =
the high level OF other coInnloC..S S.S5ch H5-s : :
duces an element OF unsettlsment .s,,s sI, oi y
Election In checking forward OlShs- ines - -
H1 st 4, t ~ bs noted that wool sirss
active mills are busy ana @ Aos tssn net sSsss
next spring seems TO have more sI soTr snErs..r
S-itb trov and Steel leading. and ihers az ags
might have been expected OF h4e'
manufacturing circles SeneraiS'
Dun's Review says: .,,I,v kr
Crop reports are favoraoie. eSbsat nsarI Z
and spring wheat. with winter sarsr IS ns "a
vested Progress on the new -, s.acissn. q
and indications point 70 @ us ear n the r0a -
law The excellent COnCltloilS - ~ Ire ~ a
steel trade emphasized this ~ ~"eeA t,cresss y -
of the principal producer and 4" rne dT II
rate OF dividend. maint4lnsSr, S,,,, the R -
trade Is broadening. Reports L.lv,,r-asinz. nss.1
trade centres are uniformly en-,sr md nsl.rrrrri
OF the fact that this is nidsunn1i,,., ,,.,ord eons,ss
are stIu anxious for the nhat sIsarngs -
the crops and the tariff bans - n thsn IS -
New York are ISL per cent Ia n 800 -.
and SO per cent better than - July ss-s
earnings for the three weeks per cent =
per cent above 1905 and only ., stihrnulztT ss
1eT. Cod production. always a.eord ID rs -
terprise was the heaviest On - cert o. -
half OF the year. and over o. r. bas,s a.s.r
into bank vaults TO become u..,,sst rnen- -
july failures have made the siT laT Neais -
tai OF liabilities since early N ~ irnpro ~
development is therefore, ina sor,e pcias,jsss
This varies in degree. being a kkslsss tha = ~
and az others slow. but. neVeI..' Seprssse' -
is Dersistenrly away from paSs..t tEsn sr<ssf
fIdence IT Is true. increases - ~o-nlns - - =
trade activity. and prospects % are d.. y
uraI and Industrial prospsi.ss but pS.lrz
noUnced than immediate SI,1,,yrnsnss - e.
dence appears to have an the port 3
power Foreign commerce a a-,5e a tois
York during the latest week nsrsr fran.. y
ole sos which was s629sIlo - Is ee1ss
correznonding week Of 1905 az. ana srhan y - -
in 1907 Imports were heaNiss11 e. Ssts sls~ :
preceding years, and vers 49,
IN 1s0S'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
1kers' DO, posted rates were as follows:

Tp0NFSTIC FXCTFANGE-Boston. par; Chicago
mar; kSan Francisco sight sc, telegraph 71zc pre-
,,aiur1. New Orleans, commercial 25c discount
hank 81 premium; Charleston. buying par, selling
10 premium: St Louis 20c discount bid 10 dis
count asked
Rank CLEARINGS. New York, exchanges
s3es 4S3e5S balances S13975SS7; Chicago. exchanges
sac 5l7l21 balances 81 $500; Boston exchanges
.2s oss e55 balances Sl.4S7.241; Baltimore, eX-
changes "a, ,s74 ls0 balances s704,14o-
SILVER NARKET-Commercial bar silver, 50&sc.
MEXICAN silver dollars 44c Bar silver in London
closed az Is 7-15d an advance Of 1-16d-
GOLD PREAIIUN.-In Madrid. 1920; Lisbon. II.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Nexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2-0112.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington S1493.257; internal rev
enue receipts s7s9.270; miscellaneous receipts,
se7 ssG Receipts for the day, $23S0,494; expendi-
tu-es, sl5se, ,202. Receipts for the month to date
szssss o55 expenditures, S6P564,732 excess OF ex-
penditures. sl4.s2s,517
eUB-TREAsURY-The sub-Treasury was debtor
&c thc Clearing House s1,4S5,35s.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31

broad and active market existed on the Con-
solidated Exchange throughout the day The tone
was stroaz up TO the closing and a total business
approxiindting 900 shares was distributed
among sixty-six different issues. Reading was IN
the lead in the matter Of volume. with United
States Steel common next. Union Pacific was only
third in respect to activity. Ever since that stock
crossed goo tendency has been noticeable among
the floor traders shift interest from IL lower
priced issues. II failed 10 sell under 20cis. COM
pared with low price the Stock Exchange OF
200 Its closing however, was at 201is. against a
final sale on the other board at 201l4. Most stocks
closed fractiouaIy above the last figures of the
other exchange. United States Steel common sold
for small lot az the opening 72is !. OF a point
under the Stock Exchange low: but its tone also
became strong later in the day. Atchscn. New
York Central and Pennsylvania were unusually ac-
tive Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside securltles s
showed a further falling off, while prices mover
with some irreguarity. Goidheid stocks Weie c, U.e
Industrial list as rule held steady on limited dear
Jnoq American Writing Paper issues were a
che da bIgber Standard OIL after Improvement
~ a noint lost the gain. Southern Iron ana steer
Issnss were fractionally better. Chicago SUBWAY
us irregular American Tobacco Eeid steady-
NI.rbattan Transit developed more activity at an
IroDrovenent of u. In the mining list Goidiield
CopsoIidated Daisy Yukon Gold and Combination
.I,a -. a. rrIe we're ouiet with small fractional
changes Cuggerheim Exploration was more active
az an fnnproven1ent of about points. Western "a
cifc 5s were strong. Other issues were quiet
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
.Ex dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London. 2. cent, market discount rate for
short bills. Ia per cent; long bills 1901 7-l6 per
csst: Bera discount rate "a per cent: Paris dis
count rate. ~ per cent Paris exchange on Lon
don. % francs l2% centirnes. Berlin exchange or
London, 20 marks 4a pfennigs. Bar gold. us Sd
FOgEIGE S;3CURTTIES.-Bfftish conscls for
rncnsy IS 1916 per cent; for account So 1916
French rcntes. 81 francs s7Hz centincs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31

,.o.,o Approx.
-NaIia- l., Maturity. Bid. Asked. yield.
an Olsar C. March 10 1911. % e0Is 4 30
do 4 c. March IS 1912. .-.......... psii 20
Am Tel Tei c, January. 10 IOOA
Atlantic Coast Line p March 1910 1904 1OIis ~
{. c, G s. st l. p c. June 1911 .10l * OIs. 4 ~
Del & Hud equipts 4js c. July 1922 IO2ts i03I ~
Cen SeieIat rubber AZ c. July l9l5... a5 e5ia 525
J.l @ Hhp lsahd C. April l, 1911. 100 1O2 500
Iio Il1usol 20 -i03s 1O4
In5erooroush r C. March, 1910 .1O1a IOlH 200
10 o G. May lotl .1O4 104l.
Kansas City r &c l. D c, Sept 1912 . p9Ts IOOI q qo
keystone T c OF = c. March l. 1910 100 r 81
Laekawanna Steel March. 1910. o9S IOO4 800
Lake Shore & NJ p c, Feb. 1910. .IOOA i0O7s s2S
Louisville & Nash s D C March 1910 IOI IOla . *
Michigan Central p C. Feb 1910 III IOON 1907 a *
MINI g. ST Louis Feb 1911 ..... p09s aaT, 5Oo
c G. II r February. 1910 .iO0S IO0Ts 2 95
do equpments c. Nov. I0o9lI0 49cs TO Sc. basis
\ Y. y II & Fl i9OG-'I ...... 1904 lO2Is
Norfolk & Western p c. May. 1910. = IOf fOIss 2 3n
Fonnsylvanta . March Is, e. .IOOx IOI n AZ
Public Service Corp c. Nov, 1909 iG0L iOOJb s0
st L. f NJ & z April l. 1917. 80. % IOI < c0
:, - . p G. January lell.-..... e9a 1904 g. 20
90 81 ? e. Feoruary. lRlO........... edlt G7 go
scnthern railway = c, Feb, 1910 .lo0s io0a
do called C. November 1909 alsF6 70 s9s
lldewateI C June. l9l3- 1925 1854
Mahash ga c. May, 1910. a9A 100
"estihsHouse Il q NJ C. Aug. 1910. .l0OIs IOlis so
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the las: actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
10 transactions yesterday on the Sew York STOCK
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
Dipidend Notices.

c.-4cAGo. MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
- Broadway. New York. July 2eth lNvv
,-,ca ,s hereby given that has been declared
6ividend OF Three Dollars and Fifty Cents per IA "a
-, To-earreS stock and dividend Of Three 1oar anu
4I< San-s -e- share on the Common stock Of this CON-
ranv 10 stockholders Of record at O clock on -
payable September lst al 1ie o-N0
she Germany n the City OF New YORK
- ROSWELL MILLER Chairman Of tle buel4-
. DvERTTSFMFNTs AND SUBsCR1PTloNS FSft
i - -r[-re recsved al their Uptown Office. No.
90 r-oa5rav between 36th and Sdth St. lntl
1Sc4 :, Adyertisenents received the following
S-arcb o-ces a. regular Office rates until cIoch p ~
s 3ss e-b ave 23d l53 9Th ave- COY
sox Fas 25T West 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.

you are hereby that the next Annual MeTns 9
re- ffe s-ocho5ers al seid company for the eleuen 81
y1,-ectors for the ensuing and the ualsaC.
such otner business may come before - r,as-s
the Company, 81 f9Ioaua5'
Nar York CITY y. y. Thursday, August L. 1'0''
ct o'clock A NJ - ooo -.
-ne transfer Books will closed July 81. 1909 ana
reopened August 18th, 1909
" ZlNMERMANN. Sscretary
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
To stockholders Bankers Trust Company. Corporation
Of York =.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a special meeting OF the
..ckhol5ere f Trust COMPANY New York COR
called the Directors OF said
norsor and is hereby called 10 be held at me OF
g. ~ ssia Bankers Trust Company. No Wall Street
Wsnhatfan New York City . O'Clock noon on August
ls0a for the purpose of voting upon pToposltioh Us
Of DireCtors) 20 increase 'e
(-ensfaI EtocE OF Bankers Trust Company rom
e. no ooo consisting OF OF the value or
500 each 20 consist OF so coo shares OF me
-al,. Of sIoo by of 2Oooo shares OF
~ r7r value Of 500 offer such eddluonA
hs-eS io stockholders record at the close OF me
g boolZs on August L. 1893 the price OF S"VO Per
will
A -ioses the purpose said meeting al th cSe ~
Snsiness On 1909. and Will be reoleeo al te O
-5-7i1r g business On August !. 1SSs
Dated July 16. 1903 --.,.-,- ---ro>-,. y
F y CLOSE. tSf1N' AAiL-> -. 44,o-fsor+
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
BOSTON STOCKS.
Z Wall street.)
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. July 50. D. m.-The market for Ameri-
fellow
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 10000

Maturing 1909'22
/ FURNISHED by Swartwout a Appenz,llar No Al pin.
street,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

'odd lots. tsens cents per share. tex dividend
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31

Es T Ts4Hfs Hs9 s9@R ss9 T %
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney Co. No ., Broad
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

-ick & Co. No. I Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

'Coupon or registered
New-York tribune., 1909-07-31
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowski Co. No % Broad ST.

Total sales OF bonds. 81. sos. 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-30
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT
TO MURDER HIS WIFE
Charles e. earillier 10 Arrested at His
Fine Home at ST. Cath
arines, Ont
AMERICA


ST. CATHARINES, Ont. April 80.
Charles z. Bariller. a well-known
resident OF this place, Is under arrest
today charged with attempting TO
murder his wife. Mrs Barillier was
struck on the head with a heavy file.
She sent for the crown attorney yes
terday and gave information charging
her husband with attempting to muir
der her.
Barillier was arrested at his fine
residepce-.Fern Villa. tust at The
city line and taken before the magis-
trate. He denied the charge and was
remanded until today. The crowd
agreed 10 accept bail Of two thousand
dollars.
Barillier. before coming here. lived
in Cleveland, being prominently con-
nected with big steel company there.
His first wife was St Catharines girl
but about year ago he procured a
divorce from her and married a Cleye-
land woman. said also 10 be a d.
vorcee.
The domestic relations OF the couple
have not been happy and II is said
they frequently quarreled The physi.
clans in attendance upon Mrs. Baril-
lier cannot yet state what the result
of ner injuries will be.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-30
D. D. Mann.--Name Stands for
Big Things in Sisterland North

TORONTO, Ont, April 30.-Donald
ID. Mann--thls is a name that stands
for big things in Canada One OF
the Dominion, Mann Is called the j.
y. Hill OF the north.
The building OF the Canadian
Northern. paralleling the Canadian
Pacific from Port Arthur TO the ocean,
the Ontario Power Co. at Niagara
Falls. the Canadian Pacific short lire
through Maine-these are some OF
the big enterprises which bear Mann's
name
With his wonderful success, carved
from the native resources OF his coun.
try, Mann has remained the most loyal
OF Canadians. He is pronounced
opponent OF reciprocity, taking the
position that Canada is strong enough
to stand on her own feet before the
world.
Man was born In Ontario In 1852.
He got the western fever early. and
started With nothing as sub-con-
tractor on the Canadian Pacific, then
building out Of Winnipeg. Operating
on credit at first. he took long chances.
but chances always backed by the
shrewdest judgment. He won. and
won again.
Before ne was 30. Mann had com
pleted a number OF big contracts. and
uniting his fortunes with young VIM.
Mackenzie. had begun to make his
name known all over Canada.
In mis- later years Mann has carried
through giganttc contracts AL over the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-30
GIRL LAWYER Is NAMED
AS RECEIVER BY COURT
Miss Amy Wren, Brooklyn Portia,
Possessed Of Store Of Beauty as
Nell a. Legal Lore.

Possessed OF store 81 beaufy a.
Well AZ Legal Lore.
NEW YORK. April 30.--Miss Amy
Wren. of No 149 Henry-st., Brooklyn.
would have Shakespeare's Portia fair
ly boiling with envy II Portia could
only know that Miss Wren had Just
been made the first woman receiver
In the history Of this part OF the Unit.
ed States.
Portia would probably boil with en-
Wy. anyway, just on first sight o. her
rival. for Miss Wren has beauty 10
match any of Shakespeare heroines.
and. moreover, although only &c. has
a lawyers license TO practice In New
fork state, which the lady In The
Merchant OF Venice never had and
probably couldn't get.
The company or which Miss Wren
is receiver Is the firm OF Frank Kos
low &c Co, shoe dealers. Of No 1921
Pitkin-aye., Brooklyn. United States
Circuit Court Judge Chatfeld appoint
ed her and her fee will amount to at
least $4,000.
Miss Wren is tall and statuesque
She was graduated with honors last
June from the Brooklyn Law School.
after some four years OF picking up
legal lore In the Offices OF other Brook.
lyn lawyers. She is the daughter Of
the late DIR. William C. Wren. She
says she doesn't expect to have any
trouble getting rich out OF the profes-
sion. because her first fee was five dol
lars paid her by the Negro bootblack
at Brooklyn city hall, and because all
lawyers have superstition that the
first fee coming from a colored man
is sure to bring success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-30
OATES DENOUNCES JURY
COMMISSION MEASURE
Houghton Scion Terms Ut "Stupend-
Gus Political Mske-Up'-Matter
10 Postponed.
tFrom a STAFF correspondent)

(From a star Correspondent)
LANSING. Mich. April 30.-Some
fireworks were touched OF In the
house yesterday afternoon when the
Jury commission bill by Newton. OF
Ypsilanti. was reached. Oates, OF
Houghton, with his powerful voice,
went after the proposition and term
ed II "stupendous political makeup
Guy Miller. OF Detroit. pointed to the
small political machine in Wayne coun-
~ which deals with the jury commits
sion. The matter was postponed Till
today. The bill permits the governor
to appoint three jury commissioners
In each county.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-30
SUPREME COURT CASES.

LANSING. Mich, April 30.-The su
preme court yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases:
Miller VS.. Peter. Schultz VS.. Mich
igan United Railways Co., People VS.
Andre; People VS.. Drolet: People VS.
Meert; People VS.. vogt; People VS.
Burke, and Thompson; manadamus
denied In Michigan Central Railroad
Co. vs.. Murphy, circuit Judge.
Call for Friday: 11S. 1f9, 120. 127
q. so.