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The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
BANK MUST STAND LOSS.
Peoples State Let Stranger Draw
Against Sustomers' Account.

Peoples State Let Stranger Draw
Against customers' Account.
Judgment for $3.50 was given by
Justice DeGSw, Thursday afternoon,
I'm the case Of Givonni Aeillo against
the Peoples State bank The testi-
nony In the case revealed some inter
esting frenzied financing on the part
or one John Tormini.
When AeiIlo made a deposit OF $500
Ia was made to sign an identification
card, and was given bank book. He
informed Tormino OF the deposit and
the latter visited the bank and asked
TO withdraw $3.50 from Aeillo's &C
count. He was given check 10 sign
and he signed it John Aeillo. The
clerk compared the signature with
that Of Aeillo's and noticed that in the
latter case the Christian name was
Given as Giovanni. Three times the
clerk asked for the signature and
avery time Tormino signed his name
John Aefllo. He was refused the
money.
Tormino then hunted up Attorney
Louis Colonmo and complained that
he could not get his money. Colombo
Visited the bank and explained that
\ Tormino had made a mistake, that
sometimes the Italians changed their
names. With Colombo's assistance a
Uropor check was made out and the
money turned over TO Tormino.
Later Aeillo visited the bank to get
acme money and was informed that
ne had only $40 there. Then he hunt
"a mn Attorney Colombo, and the lat
Ter went with him TO the bank. The
rIerk displayed the check on which
the $3.50 had been Withdrawn ano
Colombo recognized the paper he had
helped Tormino TO make out Aeiilo
then brought suit for his money and
.~.n~ a,,ccaagfIfi
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
SENDS YICK TO OSBORN.
Rev Myron Adams Complains Against
Deputy Labor Commissioner.

Deputy Labor Commissioner.
The Rev Myron Adams. pastor OF
the West Warren Baptist church has
forwarded 10 Chase < Osborn, COVER
nor-elect, an open letter calling atten-
ton 10 alleged shortcomings Of the
state department OF labor under the
present admlnistrat ton and urging a
housekeeping in this department by
Mr.. Osborn when he assumes Office.
The letter is accompanied by am
davits alleging collision either by
intent, disposition or direction" be-
tween the department aud local
factory manager
Mr.. Adams sets forth that ne found
under-aged girls without working
papers employed in filthy basement,
and alleges that Deputy Labor Com
missioner Charles Fl. Johnson. instead
OF insisting that these conditions be
remedled, blocked attempts 10 secure
legal evidence against the employer
by warning the manager that such
ali attempt would be made.
The object in taking the matter up
with Mr. Osborn is declared TO be
remedial rather than punitive The
letter adds:
we shall look with confident as
surance for your answer in the seleC-
ton OF an administration department
that shall not degenerate into polti-
cal machine but develop into a means
by which adequate protection may be
given to both employers and EN-.
ployes throughout this state. This
letter is made public because the mat.
ter herein contained is primarily q
matter oil public concern and not OF
nllNate interest
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
AnioIst Is lndIeted AaaIn.

NEW YORK. Nov. fS.-Edward T..
Rosenheimer. millionaire, recently az
ouitt.d Of the murder of Grace Hough.
vho vas killed when an automobile
which Rosenheimer was driving ran
down a light buggy, wasj re-indicted
today lie Is now charged with a Eel
onv under that section u the Callan
automobile law which makes It q crime
punishable by TWO years imprison-
ment and a fine OF $4,000 for an auto
mobjlist TO run away after the acct
dent
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO--ODeninE.
DunRlng A stevens Live stock Report.

Dunalng a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, -. Y, Nov. 10
Cattle-Receipts, cars, slow; best
good good prime 200 to i.3OO-ib' steers.
IS 75q6.35 best LOO 20 1,2O0-lb. ship
ping steers. s595.75; medium butcher
Butcher Ssis ste Sset 1G sfioa 4st: best "a;
cows, 1895 %; fair to good cows. $50
AIS; common 10 medium do; s2-T6 q
s.25; trimmers. s250 q 2. 20; best fat
heifeTs, s4T51 $50 good fat heifers, 8 4
Q45O, fair to good do, s3.25 y 3, IS:
stock heifers. Ss.25 q so: best feeding
steers. dehorned. SSq6,25. medium to
er nSO ali grades. ss5OGs7S; pest bulls.
light thin bulls. ss.ssas7s fancy
prime mixers anq springers. '5o@6S'
common 10 good do. $50 40
Hogs Receipts. 80 cars lower.
heavy. S725 yorkers. s. IS q 80 piss
sac
sheep and Receipts. 10 cars.
strcng hest lambs SS25 n So year
lings s4.50d wethers. StH 30 ewes.
Calves-s5a1O.
EAST BI FFALO-CIOse.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y Nov IS -
Cattle. Receipts. 100 head, market,
very DUH and weak: prime steers, 80 20
46.75; butcher grades. $3Pb caves
Receipts eco head; market, active and
firm, cuI 10 choice. So. IS u IL. sheep
and lambs: Receipts, $4,000 head; mar
ket. slow and lower; choice lambs. So
SIS; Gull TO fair. S5.25a5 70; yearlings.
S4.5C d475 sheep. S27544. Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 10000 head: market. slow and
l5o lower; workers.. s7:4Sg5 so; pigs.
$500 $50; mixed. s7.45 "a 80 heavy,
s745d75O: roughs. ts5odSs5; stays,
Ss9s.25
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov. -ls-Hoss: Receipts, $4,000, mar
ket 6Qi0c lower; mixed and butchers.
IST.IOQ7. so: good heavy, 81 q 80: rough
heavy, SO Tao; light. $500 40; pigs.
So 6Od740 Cattle: Receipts, 1880,
market steady: beeves, 1900 40;
cows and heifers. S2.2on $50; stockers
and feeders, Ss30g 80: Texans. s4W
5 %; calves. $500 10. sneep: Receipts,
1, 900. market. weak; native, S2.25 q $50;
western. s2.5014; lambs. f496.10;
western. t42536
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O., Nov is-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $500: market l54 zoe lower;
mediums and hesvies. ST.35: workers..
S7s0l735. pigs and lights, 81 So Z. -.
Cattle: Receipts. cars, steady. sheep:
Receipts. Is cars 1915 top. Calves:
Receipts. 100 head; $40 top
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
NEU YORk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls--Flour. lnac-
tive, but firm Pork Steady. mess
S19.SO Lard: Dull; middle west spot
SlIdI11O Sugar Raw. quiet; centri
fugal, as test, So 30; muscovado, s9etest
$3.40 refined. steady, cut loaf. 50 40;
crushed. $3.50. powdered, $470. granu-
lated. $3.50 Coffee: Rio No : on spot.
12A.c Tallow: quiet, city, Sc; coun-
try. Z mSLc Hay: Firm; prime,
sIl5: No. 2. SOd soc: clover. so a SOC.
Dressed poultry Firm; turkeys. / : ~
CSC chickens. 10a 22c; fowls. 10 q : y
ducks, t0d zoe Live poultry. Steady.
geese. l3siI4c. ducks. lie. fowls. Ia
l5c turkeys. zoe, roosters, loo. Cheese:
Quiet and firm. state milk, common TO
specials. lSd17c. skins. common 10
specials. 4is a12Ac; full skins. ga a
3lkc.
butter. Quiet and weak receipts.
6sI6. creamery extra. 3liac. state
dairy tubs. 2fN31c: imitation creamery
hrsts e4i9 n e5iac Eggs Firm; re
CENTS, 44s1 nearby white fancy, j2U
55c nearby mixed fancy, IS n &c. fresh
hrsts 81 CSC
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Markets and Finance

1850: clover. mixed. Si5a 1880 rye
straw SL7iAs; wheat and ost straw,
S650d7 Loose hay from farmers
WAGONS on the city markets ranged
from SiSa22, as TO quality
Hides-No I cured, Ice; No. ] green.
Sc No. ] cured bulls Sc No ! green
&c: No I cured kip. i0Hc; Non. l green,
&C. No cured murrain. &c. No. l
green. Sc: No. l cured calf lthc: No
/ green. lSc per III; horse SIDES. No. !.
$3.50: No. ., $3.50; sheepskins, as 10
wool s5D7Rc No. . hides. lc OF, Kip
and calf y C. OF.
Honey-lSancy white. rec lie, amber.
l2e.l lac. extracted. rose per 10.
Nuts-Biack walnuts. lie q &c per ID
butternutS. 3ia 9f4c per 10. new she'll
backs 4G5hc per III
LemOas-Cnlifornia. si5OQS per box;
Messinas Sc 46.50 per box
Limes-slgl.2 per box.
MushrOOms-l5 a soc per box.
OnIOns-65G u zoe per hu, spanish, sl.2h
per crate: picking onions $2.5OUS per
bu
Ornuues-California Nalencias. $40
50 per box. Floridas. SS2bG 3.T5 box.
Observation-Disclosures $50 per crate
3. 80 per doz.
Pears-Common. Sl5eG2 per bill
PotRtOes-Miohigan, car lots, 3S9 lsc
per bu..
PouItry-springs 1.ml2hc fowls.
ftnlllzc. No 2 9l leg Old roosters. )
q Ice: geese i2c. ducks. youug. 40
itlao. turkeys lsc 10. dressed poul-
try lie Up
RabbIts-S2 Ter doz
sweet Observation-Disclosures, 81 per
bu 81 S601s0 per bbl Jerseys. kiln
dried. sl.S5G 40 per ctate
TaliOW-No /. So. No. ,. 0Ac 10.
MO0l-Msdtum, unwashed, $50 2lc.
fine unwasHed, l4qi6c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
YOUTH AND GIRL ARRESTED.
Pair Have Been LIVING Together for
Month, Police Say.

Toney Porgonek. - years old, No.
II Boone.st.. and Sophie Casper,
whose home is In Hamtramck, are
under arrest In the central police sta
ton. The girl is only IS years old.
They were found i'm the mans home by
Truant Officer Steinhebel Toney adj
mits being married. 6ut saws he has
separated from his wife. The police
saw the girl is infatuated with him
and went 20 his place TO live about n
month ago The matter has been re-
ferred 10 the prosecutors office
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Assault Victim Awarded $50.

Wolf Levin. aged IS, was awarded a
verdict OF $3.50 against Wilfred A.
Rose by Judge OFT, Friday morning
Levin brought suit for injuries sus-
tanned when, he testified. Rose kicked
him out OF a building owned by Levin's
son-in-law. In which the defendant was
doing some carpenter work Rose is
an athletic young man levin has an
ugly looking wound on ms leg which
he attributes 10 the assault
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber 4 Co. Nov. is.
There was an astonishing collection
of bull news cabled here thIs morning.
but the trade seemed as skeptical about
following the bull news as II did about
the tactics OF the bull leaders. What
little gain there was in prices on open
ing trades. * 10 Is. Was lost at once
when the corn market showed decided
heaviness Later the Liverpool mar
ket closed with "A break. Private cables
told OF additional rains in Argentine
provinces There was a rumor that
mills were closing down al MinneapO-
lis because OF low water
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
rhreatens To Give Keller Limit.

NEW YORK, No, 1s.--Unless DR..
Harry Il. Keeler, the Brooklyn dentist,
who was arrested In Detroit. makes
restitution 10 Mrs. Nilhelmina Lynch.
a widow. OF No. "a Vernon-ave., Judge
Fawcett. Of the county court, VIII I'M
uose the maximum sentence on MN
Monday. Keller pleaded guilty to tn
Indictment charging larceny III tic
nrst degree. Two fharRes 81 hieG''s
are still pending against him
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
RETRAcTs HIS STORY.

ATLANTA. Mich Nov. ls--RusacI
Consnt. in Jail on n charge Of shoot
ing David Edwards. near illllmgE
has Tctractcd his statement rat Nr3
Clara Pope Hrcd the shot. Conani
and Mrs. Pope are in tho county Jail
Consnrs mother, who swallowed laud
anum yesterday. X out Of danger.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Americans and French Soldiers
Clash

PARIS. Nov. 1s.-Accordmg 70 a
Cherbourg despatch 10 LIntransig-
cant. bloody riots occurred there
early today between the sailors of
the second division of the American
feet and French soldiers. The body
OF an American sailor was found
later floating in the inner port All
the patrols in Cherbourg are now car
rying guns, with bayonets attached,
10 prevent another attack by the
Americans, who are alleged 10 have
been the aggressors in todays fight
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
aooth Mnst Stand 81.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-Enorts TO free
W Vernon Booth. former head OF the
frm OF A. Booth 4 Co, known as the
fish trust. from trial under an indict.
meni for conspiracy in looting Chi
cago banks OF 100000. failed here to-
day when Judge Kayanaugh denied
motion 70 quash an indictment voted
against Booth some three years ago
for the alleged offense
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
SENDS LOVE NOTES TO SINGER.
Girl Doesn't Want Them and John
MCLAUGHLIN Draws Fine.

John Mclaughlin, the young waiter
from the belmont restaurant. who
has been forcing his attentions upon
catherine Kuhl, singer OF sweet songs
IN the Majestic theater, was in police
court. Friday morning, because he
wouid not desist from bothering the
unwilling object of his affections.
police Justice Jeffries fined him $40,
with the option OF 80 days,
Inst wednesday, Mclaughlin sent
Miss. KuhI II burning love missives
eleven were picture postals and the
other was a very ardent letter. Fol
lowing are samples Of the postal card
effmsiOns:
Darling, will you be mine?'
ssYCu may take me to court, dear
hut ri love you just the same.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Aeeused Of SHOOTING at wife.

Thomas = Eyison. charged With
shooting ~ his wife in their home on
Twelfth-st Was brought bach from
Pontiac Thursday. byJPrecinct Do
teCtiNe Martin He was arralened by
Police Justice Steln Friday. ana
pleaded no guilt Ills cXaninat.nu
was fixed FOR Nov % Bail is s3.ppO
with two sureitics
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
e,ye cbiIdren Buried at See.

NEW YORK. Nov lS.-Fve chill
dreu We're buried at sea from the
steamship Carpathia. which arrived
here TO-DAY rom Tieste. Fifty-three
other children We're III when the YES.
sci reached quarantine, whore the IL
lie sufferers were transferred TO Hon
man Island for treatment The dis
eases of the. children were Of minor
contagious nature. ~ was said
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

DoaTON, Nov. 1S.-The big mills
~ the Neponset Wooden Co. ut Cant on
Junction were seized by agents OF the
s,epartment OF justice today. They
Are owned by Joseph Brooks q Co. OF
bradford. England and New York.
against whom the government is pro
csedinx in New York to recover $780,
900 on alleged differentiation OF Inn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
RS.SCHENK HELD
ON POISON CHARGE

WHEELING, w Va, Nov. lS.-A
special grand jury AZ so this after.
noon returned true bill against Mrs.
Laura Farnsworth Schenk charged
with attempting to poison her hus-
bard
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netroif.

DETROIT. Nov. I9-ip feuGeunIs
White steamer Delaware. noon FIJI
day; Kendall. Bacon. J p. m, Mchin-
ney Scott, ITO; Glenmount, , go. Al
pena. 3:15. Flower, $50. SchCck, ago;
Tuscarora. 5 Fisher 5.A5-
Down Rockefeller. Oicott, w. {.
Rhodes. Bangor. Duluth. noon Friday,
r. II Brown. 1915 p. m, Naples. 1880;
Samuel Mather Qarge), 4: Briton. &. y
ium 5 Wilpeu. $40
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich Nov -
Up Needing, Manitoba, 40 p. m
Friday: Goulder, 2:30. Shenango. 3.
Wolf (big), 1: Senator 43O: Neptaue,
:.
Down Widener, noon Friday; Pc
ters. Commodore, Nessen. Coiling wood.
% m: Athabasca. Sierra. Peter White,
.. Hecker ) Penobscot $50, Morgan.
Altoona, Marengo 5: Ralph, Connolly
Bros Harold, $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Get VerdIcts For Injuries To Wives.

John Mueller and Michael PlozAa,
who brought suit against the d. L. 4.
for injuries sustained by their wives
when an interurbRn car jumped the
track at Michigan-ave. and Thirty.
second-st., two years ago, settled the
cases for 1916 each. The women we're
awarded $500 each. and later the
men brought suits for the expense 70
which they had been put
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
HAD so WORTH or STAMPS.

At. JOHNS. Mich, Nov. lh--iSpe-
cioi "A young man giving the nanie
~ Clarence Eikon, was picked up on
The streets here last night In posses
tlop az postage stamps worth $40. He
claimed he got them IN Detroit. The
.sheriN - investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
RITTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 32c 10.
flrsts 2SIsc: dairy butter. csc; packing
stock. el1zc per Id.
ExEa-Fresh current receipts. cases
included 30iac per doZ. Receipts on
Friday, 213 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

finance, based shS OF ssRI" stock
]. y \
n0ond In
the comp n the reaentt IRef
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE. E"

az o
OF
b
asks
Ne
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF chickens were as large az
on any day this week, but although ~
was Saturday and considerable stuff
will have 10 GO over 10 next week,
there was no let up In asking prices.
as a big trade in poultry OF all kinds Is
expected in the next few days. Dressed
hogs are coming slowly and rule lower
in sympathy with the decline at the
Yards Veal calves are IN light sup
ply and demand. but rule easy at
steady prices Eggs are firm at the
last advance. and potatoes are duh and
steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov. ls.-Opening he
tToit wheat prices are up &c ana lnere
Is = firm tone m Chicago. Liverpool
closed with little change in wheat
prices Opening quotations Saturda' g.
No 2 red wheat. e4lAc; Dec, ~ &c,
May. sshe. July, 9Shei No. WHITE
Corn is easy at 53.c for No. ? and
IS &c for No. ? yellow.
Oats are easy and quiet at S4lse Tor
standard and sac for No. whllSse, ,,r
Rye IN arm and scarce al 'St2c TOT
No 1 and TSlsc for No.
BEANS are firm az s2i0 for cash ana
Cio=erseed Is steady and active az
-. Is for March and Ssfo Tor prime AZ
sike
Grain receipts at Chicago SATURDAY
Wheat, 81 cars. corn, s34 cars; oats, lis
The May deal in Chicago opened sat
urday at s61s a ~ q Tor wheat ~
4e &C for corn. 3'sc for oats ana Sls-o
wheat IN Liverpool closed IA lower
20 IA higher and corn sd lower
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRoDt Ch'
TOLEDO. Nov lS--Wheat; CASH,
s46.r, Dee. g4Tsc MAY. ssAse. July,
$50 Corn cash. see Dec. 467sc:
MAY, 4S'tc. July. isisS Oats. s Cssh'
sac; Dee. 3Sa4c. MaN. 500 July 80 -
seed Cssh and Oct. $Si5's Dee
Ss.SO March. Ss77ls Alsike. Prime.
SS95 Dec y Timothy trlme anu
Nov $40 Butter, eggs and hay un-
changed
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Nov lS.-Graln opening
Dee wheat opened up lac. MAY up &c.
Dee and May corn on &C. Dec. oats
unchanged; May up iSC. Provisions
showed steady TO fractional decreases,
Noon. All grains slumped sharply
during the morning trading Dee.
&c lower; May or IS Dec and May
corn OF &C.
Close After a strong starr wheat
turned weak today anu developed
dragging tendency with little recover
Ing power Zee wheat slumped lc.
Nav of &C Zee. corn OF nc, MAY
"a lower Dee oats OF &c, May on
I+c Provisions showed fractional loss
es
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
Paine, Web ber & Go.

uaEkers and BROKERS, stacks. no0l~
CralR, Provisions and Cotton.
New York stock Exchange
.,. Boston Stock Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicag 20 Roa-d IF Trade.
71l-2IA Ford Building.
ThOmas ~, Craig, Manager.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
STOCK is GOOD. BUT
KEEP THE CERTIFICATE


these wildcat mining
if has far enough advanced that dividends are in sight
his stock
body He will find all the capital be needs his neshbors There
will dividends within given time unless he can see the ore knows
be sufficient
make he expenditure Of the capital required good investment
S sell
the dollar You TO bank and borrow What YOU need
he : a
however beyond S hopes
IL off TO loss
promises for real
Finance Mhaca tell he
have O The Times
NJ
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19


AppIes-75c dSi25 per bu. S2.5o94
per bbi; western apples. $2250275.
Bananas--Good shipping stock. 81 so
62.5O. according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, ~ 4Tc 10.
CeIeFy--Home- grown, Is ~ soc don
CauIinOwer-i0d 9Oc per bu.
Cabbage--Si 80 per Dbl
California FFuits-GTapes fi.75I2
per box: pears. S3.5OQ4 per box
Cheese - Michigan fats. l7417hc:
York state, lie. Limburger. l75i q 1sc /;
22c. imported 10, 2Sa 3Oc per 10.
Cranberris.--l.ate Howes. t75O0S
per bbl; - - per hn.
DRtes--PersiHn. 5Qsc per 10. Fards.
S49Ac per 10
Dressed calves Fancy IgQI2uc
per 10; common. "a tlc per De-.
Dressed Hogs a &C per IN
FlnnRH IIaddirs-t0ta q lie per H.
FIHs-.lmpOrtel. new lie per 10:
CaliforniH. SIC per hos.
Fresh NeEetHblrs--C ucumbers hot
house. 81 2aW so doz. lettuce. hot
house, S5s Ice per lb; mead lettuce s. 20
a i5O per doz. radishes. hot house.
15d 1sc per dOz. parsley, 2Od2bc doz
green peppers. Csc per basket. wax
beans $500 lis per hu; green beans.
si.b0di76 per bu; carrots soc per bu:
tutabagas. lOc per bu. parsnips. coo
.6so per bu. beets. 50c per bu: turnips,
SOC per bu
Grspes-Ponies, concords, nc. ca
Grape Fruit-Fiorido. t375@425 per
case.
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
Iota T. o. b. Detroit: No 1 Timothy.
aew. t1s6 rs so. Ne. 2 timothy. si53
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

Hu-InesS-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. 'rhe plsin. neat kind that
looks rtgat Tiuses Printing Co.., 10
John R-st. Main 1925. or city 1883
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
MICH. PACIFIC LUMBER
is GOOD INVESTMENT

Tnero been etalko a a
profit but far nothing has
worth however this stock should DC
for realizing
uponit / advisable TO hold IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

SO far as can find the Tioga Gold
Mining and Milling Co. has vanished
from the face OF the earth and can
not be located In any OF the existing
underground workings. You are one
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

Michigan Pacific Lumber is a good
investment and one that is likely 10
increase in value. There is no reason
for any sudden advance, but II ought
to work higher to bring it up TO the
actual Nal,e OF the company's hold
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

job PrInuzA Done Right. Times
Printing Co, No IS Tohp R.-st Call
Main 1893 or CITY 1888
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
DIME SAYINGS BANK

the close OF business Nov. 10. 1910
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19
NAME OF BIG DENNIS.
is PROBABLY DENNIS

located be able find out
be in the natur o a postmortem examination
DO Pacific lumber stock 10 hold:
/ WHIP obabIy HO higher Il" Of H W."
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

have not been able TO find Big
Dennis through the authorities that
have at hand and am afraid that
II is one of the many that have fallen
by the wayside If you will give
little more information as to where
The Detroit times., 1910-11-19

CLEVELAND O., Nov 1s-Hogs. Re-
ceipts. $500. market 154 zoe lower;
mediums and hesvies, ST.35. workers.,
S7S0l735; piRs and lights. S736G Z. IS.
cattle Receipts. 8 cars, steady. sheep:
Receipts. Is cars 1915 top. Calves:
Receipts, 100 head; $40 top
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. Albert Giesecke, of Denver,
president of the Denver Music COM
pany does not own or use an A. b.
Chase piano in his home as adyertis-
ed by local piano agent. Mr.. Il. A
Cox, formerly of the Knight-Camp-
bell Music Co. now of the Denver
Music company recently exchanged a
Kurtzmann piano and bought one of
another make. Mr.. Cox bought his
Kurtzmann direct from the factory.
The late MIR. Campbell of the
Knight-Campbell Music company was
presented with an A. b. Chase grand
piano by the Chase factory but after
using II in his home a short time he
replaced it with one of another make.
Mrs. Clark of Grand Junction, re-
Gently exchanged her A. b. Chase
piano as part payment on a Weber
piano.
Professor Dana OF Delta, recently
bought new A. b. Chase piano.
During about nine months that he
has had it he has had 1t tuned sew
eral times by competent tuners and
one of these tuners now states: At
ter he had tuned this piano twice,
that it will not stay in tune week.
The above are facts and not pipe
dreams. The public well know that
some pianos are sold on merit and
others of uncertain value are pCshed
by the dealer for the big profit made
out of them.
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY,
f. T. Minney, district manager.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-21
STOP MAY-DAY AGITATION,
URGES A STRIKER-ACTOR

Paris, Oct. 2l.-Petaud. the noted
strike leader, who has been touring
the country with Paul Bourgeois la
Dor play, Barricade," prefacing his
acting with speeches in front of the
curtain, is now calling on all French
workingmen to abandon the estab-
lished first of May labor agitation,
which has caused unrest in Paris for
several years. On every first of May
this agitation has necessitated the
calling out of soldiers to suppress
what threatened to be riots, but gen.
orally turned out to be fizzles.
In the appeal to his fellow work
ingmen Petaud says he has found the
game isn't worth the candle and only
gives the police chance to show
their power. He advises working
men TO stay at home on May l, 1911,
or else go to the country and rest in
peace.
Bourget has jumped into the sit
uatioA by declaring that managers of
theaters in which Pataud appears
have no right to allow him to make
speeches before the performance. He
says it is undignified. He has even
brought suit to prevent Pataud's ap-
pearance Bourget. who is an I'M
mortal" refuses to accept any roy
atty from such performances.