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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

4I6 Monadnock building. San Francisco, CAL
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. "a .16
1.o00 shares Liberty Oil Co.-........ 20
LOCO shares La Blanc Oil Co--.....@ 80
LOCO Maricopa National Petroleum "a 81
1000 shares Puritan Oil Co...s.....@ II
LOCO Lady Washington Oil Co... a Is
5o0 shares Terpler Ranch Oil. .....@ 20
800 Coalinga National Petroleum. a .4S
200 shares Paula Oil Co. .15
205 Burlingame Tel Typewriter. .35
100 shares Mascot Copper Co.. Wanted
100 shares Pacific Slope Securities. a 1.3o
100 shares Section Six Oil Co.....@ ~
% shares Western Pacific Ry Co.. a "a. 90
l0'Chiapss Rubber Plantation. Wanted
p. NJ. HARRIS & CO., BROKERS,
i3l-I63 Phelan Bldg. San Francisco. Cal
STOCK BARGAINS FOR SALE, SUBJECT;
10o0 Maricopa National Petroleum ....@ Sc
1000 shares w. T. NJ. Oil Co.....@ 10
l,5oo Lady Washington Oil co......... Wanted
LOCO Kern River Drillers. .-..-........ ia
LOCO Coalinga National Petroleum Co. ;. a 40
500 shares Liberty Oil Co. Cheap
500 shares Coalinga Crude Oil Co......M .15
500 shares Madison oil Co...........M 90 10
2T5 California Pressed Brick Co... a Is
100 shares Pyramid Oil Co. o......... Cheap
$40 Pacific Telephone Co,........... Bid
100 shares Jewell Oil Co............. Bid
La Zaeuaipa Rub. Plan $1,000 -. a $4,000
List four SECURITIES With Us.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
MEDICAL

A STRICTLY RELIABLE specialist for women; ;
largest private practice and MOST EXPERT
ENCE in the city. If you WORRIED
about your condition and NEED HELP come
70 me in privacy, where you are SURE Of M
MEDIATE RESULTS Accommodations when
desired. Hours 10 a. m TO p. N. and to
p. m; Sundays 10 to 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
LUMRER FoR SALE

SHINGLES. s1.50; rustic. s25; lining. $40; ecu,r
tEy orders solicited z3 10th At. 8 =.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

ONE Of the finest business properties In Liver
more: fronting on LIST and I'd sts-; sl1 under
rental
so acres. mile from center Of town; loca-
tion beautiful; price $500.
50 6OO-3 acres. with improvements
S4500-1O acres with Improvements.
Address T. A. ANTHONY. ST. Livermore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

FOR sale-Bny big lot in Marin county. on
the peninsula, where values going up.
Build home in the midst Of the greatest
natural scenic beauty around San Francisco.
Surrounded by homes of culture and refine
ment built by San Francisco business and
professional men. About 40 minutes from Sd
and Market. First stop ont of Sausalito on
fast San Rafael electric cars. Every lot
highly improved and a big money maker for
those who buy now. ". l.. COURTRIGHT
T01 Weestbank bldg. opposite Emporium
Douglas 67S and Douglas 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES.
LIvERMoRE PROPERTY FoR SALE

FINE residence rooms. hall. beamed ceilings
garage. for sale or to lease: lot 5Ox1S0; terms
15Os Bellevue av.. or box eS BurlIngame
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

ROSS building lots Marin county-Mseadam
nues. sewer. water. gas. electricity; prices
low very easy terms Owner. R. y. CARSON.
% Battery. Carson Glove Co. San Rafael.
S400 buys room house: bath and basement.
81 200 mortgage can be had owner wants 70
20 away ON business. Address VI. X. Kentfiel,l
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
LAWYERS TITLE INVESTMENT CO..
20S Balboa building.
MARKET AND I'd STS-
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
#=$=H#H #$=H=E #=$=H=E sE:EEEs .EEE=E=Hs .EEE:EE:
DON'T PASS PATTERSON.
PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARMS.
10 ACRES OR MORE WITH MATER STOCK
5-FIyB YEARS TIME-5
ence for life on the best. deepest. richest most
fertile and best watered land in the entire state
THE CREAM OF SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.
$4,000 acres Of the Rancho del Puerto, the
as the most prolific and productive soil in Cali
fornia. Greatest alfalfa crops ever raised
land. Most proataSle melon patches. Finest
s25o.ooo WATER SYSTEM.
Not a cent OF debt. Everything paid for and
nrep.r9g He P,e pfst tbs sTS system the
most perfect irrigating plant in the entire west
with an unlimited supply from the San Joaquin
river.
DOUBLE EVERY DOLLAR AND BUY NOW.
You not only plant farm. but an investment.
Every foot Of this land will double and treble in
value in very short time.
CITY LOTS WILL MAKE MONEY.
The most modern city in America. Level as a
door. Improved up to date. Gas. water, tele-
phone, telegraph, electric light, power and post
office and handsome $4,000 hotel. Charming
tree bordered drives. Beautiful parks.
OPENINGS IN EVERY BUSINESS.
GO THERE FOR SURE SUCCESS.
TAKE THE ExcURsIoN-sEE 1T YOURSELF.
Special excursion every Sunday and small par
ties every day at reduced railroad rates. Office
always open till o'clock Saturday evening.
Come in and arrange to go.
IF you CAN'T COME. MAIL THIS:
ROGERS & STONE,
457 Market ST.. San Francisco:
Please send particulars Patterson
Irrigated Farms and Excursions.
NAME.'.....'..'..'........
ADDREss.........................
........'...-'.........
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

OIL LANDS
FOR sALE-PRovEN, PATENTED OIL land in
Midway; perfect title. Commission to agents.
Terms very easy; per cent cash, per cent
2 years at per cent. 327 CITIZENS NATL.
BANK BLDG. Los Angeles Cal.
W. ]. PARTRIDGE will be leaving in few
days for London via New York and is prepared
to meet any responsible people who have oil
property that will stand inspection; must be
In oil belt: St: Eraneis hctel room az:
- FINANCIAL
OIL LAND.
120 acres of the best Monterey sb3le land.
near San Ardo west of the Salinas river
There Is a bitumen mine Just north of this
place. and many oil seepages all through this
THE UNION OIL COMPANY
has just bought 35 600 acres miles southeast of
this location and will develop at once. There is
I $50 PER ACRE
Box 1856, Cali office.
WILL buy Oakland Traction preferred; Key
Turiock irrigation bonds; Modesto irrigation,
r. WHITEHEAD & Co.,
First National Bank building, Oakland
ABBOTT buys BONDS )also CAL. SAFE DEP
accounts: money loaned. 636 Market st.
MINES AND MINING
Soc. PIoSEER ASSAY CO. Isl Sth a.Sn st. near ear
MONEY TO LOAN
AA-sTRIcTLY CONFIDENTIAL loans on fur
niture, pianos, warehouse receipts or Security
of any kind; loans can be repaid in easy
weekly. monthly or yearly payments. We will
paid whenever you desire. We give you the
full amount asked for; there are no advanced
nj nf onx-R ind nxr,- +k-u
broker or bills Of any kind we will pay them
for you and give you more money. 1t Is easier
better rates and terms than any one In the
G1ty Il VII gsy g9u to f9 call and Investigate
Trust Co.. 1916 Eddy St, half block from FIJI
more. Telephone West o745; S. 1924.
HAVE YOU permanent employment If so, and
you need LOAN you can get it at reasonable
es rom THE SIX RS1
Co., 483 PHELAN BLDG. PHONE DOUGLAS
Us Il you want % money e. You dou't have to % DO 9
business II terms are not ENTIRELY satisfac.
AAA-HoUsEHOLD LOAN .coMPANN
., WILL WILL LoAN s yoU MoSEY sSao! on M ruENITgRE.
F6ESfI n HoSss 81 E 1Sg sgARH SOY RSsb bb 0oS
CALL, WRITE @ oR PHONE
PHONES 6o1SIAs s2es-HosiE Ji14ls
Oakland ofnce-51s First National Bank bldg.
s4L4sy s4I4sy L04Nss4LARy NsssI Az LOANS.
Just On Your Plain Note
40 indorser; no security; cheapest rates. POSI-
lively no one will know.
WESTERN LOAN CO.. 4os Call bldg Office
open till p. m. Monday and Saturday until s.
MONEY leaned salaried people, women keeping
house and others upon their own names with.
out security; easy payments; saye money by
trading here. Offices In 90 principal cities
TOLMAN, Room $40, Phelan bldg San Fran
cisco, and Room 0. AGO 18th ST.. Oakland
FURNITURE
SALARIES
Wage Farmers Investment and Loan Company.
443 Pine st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
FRUITvALE REAL EsTATE
MARIN COUNTY REAL EsTArE
HOME AND INVESTMENT
IN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE BAY.

HOME AND INVESTMENT
IN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE BAY.
Beautiful lots for home builders at BaItmore
park and Palm hili The first stop out of Sau-
salitO the fast San Rafael electric trains.
Sure future profit for all who bny at open
asthma. catsrrh and throat diseases are un-
known GFandest views of mountains and hay.
Plenty Of shade aud ornamental trees. All
modern Improvements in and paid for. Build
lot big enough for lawn. garden. trees ana hOw-
erS. No spectators wanted save those who
wish to speculate future happiness and pros
perity. Price IS made low 10 invite actual
home builders. 10 whom every financial and
teriaI assistance. viii be cheerfully rendered.
Future profits assured many fold in these beau
tifHl home tracts.
$500. on EASY TERMS.
Go and see them or come in for folder.
A. l. COURTRIGHT.
Io1 Westbank bldg. opp. Emporium.
PhoneS-DOuglas 6TS-Dougas $500.
IN selecting home. Why not select the besta
KentheId with stadium speedway. capacious
clubhouse. church and school facilities. low
taxation. etc. is surely that place 10 Is the
while s4O0 lots are selling FOR 500 90 to sf7S.
your terms: snaps in cottages. J. T. LEWIS.
kentield. NJ BARRETT. Il Montgomery St
SPECIAL offer-Last chance: must raise money:
IA lots with everything but gas at $100 each.
40xl20: in Marin county; % minutes from San
Francisco ferry; only Il minute walk frum
the station; 80 minute service: nicely wooded,
a beautiful domestic; take your pick. owner.
box s51- Cali office
SAN ANsELMo. Mm valley San Rafael prop
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES

have sold my grocery store at 1643 Dolores ST.,
s. f. All bills must be presented to me before
June 2S 1910. F. GRUBERT
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

FOR sale--Something new In dats; new designs
new style on dnish; separate entrances: finest
location In Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds In G. G. park; 7th av. and 81
ST. See e. B. HALLETT, on premises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

SAN ANSELMo. MIN Valley. San Rafael pro-
critics. Atthowe Realty COmnany. 25S Marks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
VOTERS OF CLEVELAND
ACCEPT THREE CENT PLAN
Majority of s,1fo is Polled for Judge
layers Franchise Which Runs
IS Years

! CLEVELAND. O.. FEB. ls.-The
1ayler grant which gives the Cleve
lana Railway Co. 25-year franchise
at tnree-cent fares. or eight months
ana az much longer As tnat fare pays
six per cent dividends on he capital
Was approved yesterday BY the voters
OF Cleveland.
-Four cents is the maximum fare per.
mited. with a penny transfer charge
rebaled when the transfer is used
The vote on the grant. which was
fought BY former Mayor Tom l.. John
son and The Democratic organization.
was g7.307 10 1871 majority u
S.ilO.
Two bond issues one o. $1,000 900
Tor a viaduct over the Cuyahcga river,
aaG another OF $2.+00,000 for cit
hall. were defeated. as they have been
persistentiy under the Johnson ad-
m nistGation. the bridge bonds falllns
s76 votes below the required two
thirds majority, and the city ha
bonds 4J1G below he required two
thirds.
The ratification OF the traction
franchise viii mean the immeaiat-
spending of 5000 600 by the Cley4-
land Railway company in The reha5i-
lnation % his system which has
been permitted TO iall into bad cOndl.
ton rendine the uncertainty o, a ION Z
tenure OF life and iu the receivershi1
INTO which the company was thrown
when Mayor Johnson attempted 10
uperate the system under a lease AMI
failed TO pay rentals New trackage
E0Wer equipment aud ears are 20 b.
purchased
The grant Is effective a. once
though iega foTmslities IN tho way
o, ending he receivership and the
return to the Cleveland railway com.
lanv % he properties standing IN tho
pane OF the FoIes' CITY ow fare and
muuicip8. gaction companies will
cuueame some time
s. street iailWar tOmmi ssiOner 10
he paic $4,000 % year out ~ the com
Ienys earnings FOR his salary and OK
pe1soS acts ss he adviser Of the civ
Iu The regulation 90 service and fare
apo s. gNer perpetual access 10 The
company's books Gerhard ~ Dahl
form lieutenant OF Senator l.aFo
le., .a Wisconsin. has been name
10 tni. place
Tic Jhree.aeu' rate went into oDera
f.rr rUror
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
MRS. DANIEL SOFTEN DEAD.
Widow OF Tobacco Millionaire 1
Only Few Hours.

Mrs Elizabeth II. Scotch. widow o:
The lcte Daniel Scotch. the Detroit
m.illCnairc TOBACCO manufactures. died
IN her home In the Wtherell apar,-
ments No 3l9 Jererson.aye. Thurs
dan afternoon. after an illness OF bu;
q ieW hours. Mrs scotch would have
been 80 wears Old had she lived a
week longer she was born in Pal
myr0. y Y. the daughter OF General
retrfne. OF the United states army,
ANA was married 10 Mr. Scotch AZ
the age OF 81 coming with him 10 De.
tsoit 10 live.
Mrs scotch az late wears had
withdrawn almost wholly from society,
but hsd continued her philanthroric
AMI charitable work in quiet way.
ono daughter. Mrs L Arlington New.
man. OF his city and sister. Mrs
Joseph Pries OF Princeton. ~ j.. sur
vlve Mrs Newman j. az present ~
the south. rs also are Mrs. Oren Scot.
ten and family Until their arriys.
lone funeral arrangements will no:
ht made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
DEAD AT AGE OF lis.
DIED Poor. Unaware His Lana Was
Rich ~ Coal Beds.

BRISTOL. Tenn. Fec. H. Samuel
Salycr the oldest man IN Virginia
ard lasmriv the olGes' in the United
states, is dead at his home al Dooley.
in Wise county. Va He lived 10 be
more Than 1l5 years cid He was a
son II one OF two brothers who came
10 this country from Ireland more
than 100 years ago Mr. Salyer had
clea recollection OF al the i'm.
uortant events OF a century ago
iis life was spent upon land that
contained fortune in coal. but
despite The fact that he owned much
ri this land he died poor man,
while men OF capital who came into
the Southern mountains reaped the
fortune which the old man failed 10
realize he had within his grasp.
Up 20 almost Il year of his death
Salyers sight was good and he was
able 20 read without glasses. HIS
age Is said 10 have been authenticated
by undis puted evidence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb. ls.--Close Dealers
tAink lt wN require mors and stronger
.ull news 20 pui thc market -. and
buyins must h- sctlse. Good Judges
II market Conditions say 70 j. quite
probable tnet me market uls lad a.
mech advance - il IS Entitled 20 on
re t"Yp news iut e4r. day brings
new -lopaeute lroW sections u tAe
winter heat belt amt with soue NOR
bad weGtno! ln pTospccf tat bGh side
% tlt deal appears go have tne udNal-
tag~ Present sc' err weather = not
believed Lo bF doing AIRY BARN. AS
snow protection came Nltn the cold.
but tie plant $50 making 20 progress
Tue general trclins - taat THE dam
age news las been discounted. hut
bears are afraid 20 SER FOR fear OF run
ming IuLO another congested market
which would result in q sharp UptDcu.
Wheat weak eaed after "a small opening
adrsn"e and closed al loss OF - FOR
md oats both lost &c
Wheat quotations Cash No. . red
ti24t. Na" opened without chang az
81 g5s. Moved p 10 % and ~ci!ned
eat.c.3 T.. si.eli. and acFaul "a 20
u5'. 40 J white $50.
Coarse. grain, .q"oitstions fogn cash
3ec. closing at S6iac asked No 4
yellow . "a. a. "a - oats standard.
cars 81 4ai. 40. Whit. car CT
CASH So Marca s. 20 ,lot erseed
Prime SPOT a. Gags a. $50 March.
100 Iass 70 - 20 sample :" nass az
a. so Sainnle ASH. 10 5ags At
81. Fluni seed Frin" spot 30
Wbes, receipts Frdae Minneap-
oils ~ cars. sairst 30 Eear ago
Dui4ta. - Gags. agaiusl - Winnipeg
"a rsrs against % Kansas city. -
rars. asanst u omaha Gers,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
ROOSEVELT ON n
WAY DOWN NILE
Hunting Expedition in Darkest Az.
RIGA Is Practically Ended-Has
Killed Many Big Game.

GONDOkORO. Soudan. Feb. ls.--
~" departure today of Col. 9es s@ssI.
Kermit Roosevelt anu others or the
hunting party down The Nile IA the
launch OF Gen. Wingate. rlrdar or the
Egyptian army, the African nuntins
expedition may be- said 10 have ended.
There VIII be several little side hunts
on the way down the Nile 10 khar-
toum. but II Is not expected that the
party Will bag any game or conse
quence. IL is possible. therefore. TO
give the result OF the expedition As
regards the game killed by the Col
onel and Kermit, which. aside from
the birds and reptiles taken by the
naturalists OF the party. includes prac-
tically all or the game killed
Col. Roosevelt has the following bag
10 his credit: Rhinoceri. including
the three white specimens killed In
the Lake Albert NyanZa country. Is.
elephants. 3. lions. Z: giraffe. 10,
wildebeests, 4 Thompson's gazelle
/. hiRpopotami. 1; bunalo. s: topi
5; Glands, e. pyhton, ostrich. leopard
hartbeest. bohor, impalla, waterbuck
zebra. oIyN. bush buck, oribi and kob
one each.
Kermit Roosevelt has killed The fol
lowing: lions. II; elephants. .. rhin
oceri. ;, bongos. .; sabre. 8. buffalo,
1 gira.ie. .. hippopotami, |. chez
tabs. g. top. 3, monkeys >; wilde
beest. Gland, leopard. one each
These are only the more important
items OF game killed and most OF tn.
animals included In the summar,
have either been sent To America OF
are IN their way there. for exhibition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
pr,os John o. over Goals.

WASHINGTON. Feb IS Senator
Jer Davis, OF Arkansas. startled the
senate yesterday with the declaration
that he would Ike to see John ~.
Rockefeller consigned To perdit.on
and burned in names caused by the
consumption OF the products OF the
Standard oil company He spoke IN
opposition 10 Dii authorizing an or,
and gas pipe line across the pubic
lands OF Arkansas Accusing Senator
owen. sponsor OF the bill, with a bust
ness connection with the standard
company. Mr. owen denied ~ con.
nection with tn standard Oil con
nany and said .ne oil IN Oklahoma
could bc taken out only in pipe lines
crossing Arkansas ON the PASSAGE
OF the bill. Mr.. Davis cast the oit'y
negative vote
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
FLEEING YOUTH IS
SHOT BY DEPUTY
Officer Says Colored Boy Tried To
Force Entrance Into House
In Ypsilanti. q

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Feb. ls.-Clar.
.ence Brown. coloreG. and /. .ea~s old.
who was shot in The back by Walter
heath' special deputy employed by
lhe chiei OF police. OF ipsilanti. last
hlght. Was brought Ia the University
hospital early tnis morning.
The physicians At the hospital say
IL no complications SET in the wound.
ed patient will recover.
Heath Jays he caught young Brown
n the act al trying 10 enter the home
OF President Bcall. OF the lpsilanti
Normal school tie pursued him, or
Cerine the heeing youth to stop. The
latter refused, Gowever and cont.n.
ued his hieht. Heath then opened
fire As Brown vas trying TO climb
over A fence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
link Will. CARRY
FIGHT TO COUNCIL
Committee Turns Down Alderman )
Plan To Supplsnt Police Com
missioner With Board

According 20 the present sch"du
oil the council committee on caarIe.
,ant c.ty legislation, Tie amendments
o Tie ST. charter which ,he commit
tae viii recommend viii 80 TO- an,
{councu Tuesday March he IA"
uroyiGss that AL amendments origin
atihg within ,he Ci.s legislative hodt
mast remain or the table Be- DAYS e
.ore action = taken then, IL approx
Ell. De submitted 10 gAe governor, aud.
1 II approved by him, may 0e submitte.i
a, special election 9o DAYS after be-
iug fled NTH fhe city clerk.
Ibis means mat special eiectlo.
ga charter amendments = POSSIBLE
some ume I'M july. An election cou.A
ce called sooner on the municipal
ownership amendment known as ~
Moore plan. IN case 10 is hsc ked mp oy
irilislory petitions Il is not 'ike.N
taat the aldermen Will consent go the
lo.ding OF yHo special election .
Neither is x desired 20 ie n csartet
amendments 30 uni. the fa,. election,
as The public iute.eS Will be concen-
JrSteG upon candidates ratheI thaA
policies then
AID Ziak announced his iu1enlon-
IN The session o. the committee. Thurs
ua,. 20 oppose AIS colleagues. lie had
proposed a Chslee from a single po-
ice commissioner 10 q police board.
So, u- that Mayor Breirmeyer mas
lhst 5 porl.oa OF MS campa-En plat
ioIm and that the people az ne ciir
want The change AID. Heinemau
suggested that commissioner Croui
atrie, enforcement Of the la9I mish-
have something 20 10 gilh he deman
no,ed by Zih1. put he latter insisted
he was no; taikinl Tor me iCuo- pee.
rle The committee tanned down The
amendment
All tight. the council will approve
q even IL you don't said ZInk
The committee approved plan -
rave az elective city officers servs
four Years instead OF TWO They also
passed an amendment giving the cltT
power 10 sell electricity for heating
and lighting and one repealins the
present HoXious weed law
Park Commissioner Hurlbut's plan
OF a separate park and boulevard pc
lice force was turned down on the
statement OF Police COMMISSIONS
{ roul that he can police The parks anc
bculevards II given enough men. The
G amendments suggested By the esq
majors We're also voted down
Monday afternoon the aldermen
will consider the municipal owner
ship amendment AT an executive ses-
sicn. the question being as 20 whether
the Moore plgn or some other De sub
mited Thursday next, the commit
tee will discuss the increase Of the
bonding limit and such other amend
ments as have not already been pass
ed on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
WARNER ORDERS
POOL ROOM CLOSED
Tells Macomb County Officials To
Close Race Headquarters Con-
droted at Halfway.

LANSING. Feb. lS.--Gov Warnei
has sent instructions - the author
tiles az Macomh county 10 close tn.
pool room. where bets are taken Oh
races. Hc says he Is informed il is il
operation a Hallway
The governor today sent the follow
ing telesrans 10 sheriff Joachim Mat
ttews, ana Warren ). stone. prose
cutting attorney OF Macomb County
at Mt Clemens.
My attention has been called 10
The fact that pool room where
bets are taken on races is in OPP
Grafton at Halfway IN your coun-
~ Am informed hat place Was
running yesterday Macomb Coun-
y authorities should take imme-
diate and effective steps 10 sup
press any such place.
FRED A. WARNER.
Governor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
ABSORBED BY TRUST.
Nemiweld Car Co. Sells Out 20
American Car Co.

american Car 60.
A deal has been concluded by which
the American Can CO. VIII purchase
the Kemiweld Can CO.. al Clay ami
ST. Aabin ayes.
The price Us S552.50J. which means
$50 for common s,Cck ana SlU5 iOf
the preferred 'resideR y kirhe
White. Jr. and Treasure j X Har-
beck will remain in charge OF the De-
troit plant
Tie American can Co is capltaliz-
Ell a. 100000 80 and has A. plants
located throughout the country ia
Xhich tin cans are manufactured The
Detroit Car Co az Rassellst and
Trombley ave. is It's branch in this
+ field II Us reported thar there is 60
be q conhitt owe, The contrc OF the
fiber package business, and the KENT
weld can Co. which nov turns out a
halt million fiber cans per day, Is a
strong adjunct to he American Cac
co President H. Il Graham and Vice
Prcsldert Rudolph Of tho American
Can TO. c2me here to close She deal
N Is reported that q new corpora
\ ton OF huge capital IS To- te orgenlz
co by ] pierpont Morgan and other.
70 compete wth thV American Car
&c. enc me sale OF enc local plant y,
believed % be anc 90 desire on n,
rari Of fhC Detroiters interested i,
1sou' Hcin Involved in this feht
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
AGED RESIDENT DEAD.
Reuben w. Merriam Passes AWAY At
90 Years.

Reuben William Merriam. aged %.
died, Thursday. in the home OF ma
son. \ r. Merriam. No. 1l5 Fourth.
ave. unul Jan. ~, he had enjoyed
excellent health, retaining his activi.
ties and his mental faculties.
Mr. Merriam was born in Meridian
CT in 1915. and moved with his mar.
cuts 20 hrookfield Ohio. when small
boy. During his residence infOhio ne
was friend and neighbor for many
years OF President James A. Garfield
Tie i survived by -four children: +.
W. Merriam, jeweler. Fremont. Ohio:
NJ 6 Merriam. civil engineer. Kent.
Ohio. 4 X. Merriam. head OF the com.
mercial department OF the Eastern
High school Detroit. and Miss Cloette
Merriam. OF Detroit. The funeral viii
be held from the home SATURDAY
morning AZ 10 o'clock. the Rev. VII.
liam r Forhush To- conduct the SER
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