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The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
BIRTHS.

BOYS
William Barget, 2l5 Champaign ObJy
ana gtrD.
John Davis. 1855 Belvidere.
lelbert savage. $50 Forest
Robert Doemke, 15i McDougall
George Baker. Cleveland
Robert Elliott. l5S Lawrence
Frank Becker. 200 Morrell
Alexander Rudolph. 1853 st Aubin.
George McGonegaI 613 sheridan.
Morris simpson, GO Brush
Emmett Spratt. 243 Townsend
NuIclaw Brzik. az Butternut.
Adam Busyka. 6i6 Frederick
Frank Hogreaver. % Pollard
Sam9el Gore. l52 Cameron.
Albert Hunter. - Elliott
GustaNe Federlein. lT4l Russell
Henry Guinan. 354 Congress
Deyer James. llfl Hancock
GIRLS
W William Adds. $50 Putnam.
August Ochs J23 Catherine
Joseph Mikagooes. 613 Piquette
Edwin Newkirk. 1926 sheridan
Victor Deneweth 1889 Maxwell.
William Good. III Van Dyke
Alfred Bermiev. 6s1 iarned
Stanisiaus Grendzlnski. 1885 JOS
'ampaG.
William Prltchard, 24l Engle
Arthur Stcarns. 80 Lafayette
Charles Grant. $50 ST Antoine
George Pallister. 6s3 Palmer
Theodore Shuberg. i1I1 Russell.
Charles Walter. 50 Infantry.
Edw. Tucker. 345 Fourteenth
Edward Barton. 3S1 Fifth.
Frederick Huedsman. 40 Butternut
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
NEW YORK pRODrCE.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Potatoes--
State. slM125: Florida, new. $iGt5.7J
Bermuda. new. s4.50G $50. Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Pork-Strong; mess.
$3.50 24.15. Lard--Firm, mIdGlu
west. spot sl290Ml3. Sugar-Raw
steady: centrifugals &c test. 1900; mus
cCva do. 50 test assoc. refined quiet
cut loaf 5.95c; crushed. J.S5c, pow
dered 5.2jc graduated. 5.15c. Coffee
Rio No. :. on the spot. So q = Sc. Tut
low-Quiet. city, iRc, country -, ~
1;sc, Dressed poultry-Firm, quiet
Turkeys. l7423c chickens, $50. eic
fowls l5n zoe; ducks. l7d23c. Live
rcultry-Quiet; geese, Toe; ducks. &c
fowls. 20iac. turkeys IA a zoe. roostera
old and young, 1914 u Be-. Cheese
steady and quiet, fun cream. old. spe-
Gals. l7lac. Coffee options opened TN
changed 10 Sc lower Butter-Quict
state dairy. tubs. 2in soc; imitation
creamery, hrsts, % II a csc. Eggs
quiet, receipts 1857 nearby white
fancy. % n CSC. nearby mixed. fancy. -
N23l1c; fresh firsts. Il a p isc.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. April % boston copper
share sales or April 20 furnished oy
ilavuen. stone q CO. A. g r.. 4.Sc';
Ali. 90, Are. eco. \ c.. 45. Bat, ~,
Eo q C1rh.. so. Buttc. 100 ~. =, y.
les. g.. 8 A.. .. Cent, 2A5, - W 81.
Finn. go Frank, $50 Gil. $50. CT. 81,
ga. O.. 600. Haur.. 100. HelF.. 50 ,inc..
AIS Hoy. 100. Kerr, IS. Kew. 3V,
..ake. l.IS6 Mass. TO. Mia. 500 New.
g. Nip 20. y Is 5.s34. y L.. $40, q.
~. $50. Dsc., 10. Pan. 300 SHAN, G5V.
Is 50. !, -, SO. Trim. 40 Nefuiuss
zee. do pfd. 20. Apex. . Ut, 300 WoN"
L.. Wyana 100
Reported pS Carson craig " co,
Ford bids. Apiil -
Aualgtmuted S4J. Auouez 10. Ariz
comb 20. Butte Cuau 20 g q Ari1
10 Range % Franklin -. Greene t25.
La sale Ia. Lake 1852. Miami 1873.
NphHWk So. Notth Butte l241. old Dom
iI0 Os'vola 30. quincy g. shannon 90.
4 Pgh 800. Trinity 30, Utah CONS 60.
o. = SmCltefs 500. do pref -16. Wolver-
iur 20. GrouiN 10 Parrot 90. NY ecnaw
49,. : ~ Boston 255 ola So chino COO.
Inspu 4CN Davis bais~ $40 Ohio SO. Ind
5I6 Ray 500 North Lake 1855
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\Eu NoR:> STOCK LETTER.

-t}r-t,,.f-ta-.-l Inn IImes " NaIsOH'
craig * Co. Ford building Aprn So
to,lsNfs session and the stock list DID
NOT display 4 definite trend. interests
vim probably center next week OF tue
art{ou az directors OF steel company
VIII gard 10 the dividend on common
issue. Bank statement was not a. ~
torabIc AS expected but money falrs
.nrfinue easy. The position or the
,arlset has been greatly improved dur
ing the past week 10y liquidation. ana
mn extension or short interest. but oHt1
side demand Is only nominal ana M
r.nrhaI,s continue SO '-oug a. agitation
viii regard 10 corporation aHalrs -
pursued
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 23--Close--Cash
wheat l. showing little Improvement.
some mills are buying more LITERALLY.
although hour i said 10 be in small
demand Milling was 50 active last
fall and winter tnat stocks We're great =
ttr------s.s--d7-.lad- myers Are now mold
ing oil FOR "A decline. Kansas ana Ne
braska are furnishing the bull anlinu-
milton Just now and dealers send buy
ing orders along with the complaints
~ poor condition. Much Is said about
the extent of abandoned acreage. and II
- believed the next government report
VIII show something IN that Inc tnat
Will make the bears take notice Ihe
latter are not afraid They thlnk a
large crop Is coming on nicely and the
food of new wheat VIII pat prices on
new level. II - noted that recent
buying in Chicago was by strong par
ties and the wheat. for the time being.
IS OF The market Wheat was strong
all saturday and quiet. The days ad,
vance amounted 80 sc in cash ana
MAY and 1c IA July and sept.
Wheat quota ions-CasA No. red.
srOSS, May opened with an advance
or &c at sl.oNi. and advanced to t.os;
July opened at sl.0S and advanced TO
Sl03@. sept. opened at slo2s. and ad-
yanced to SlJ3tq. No. 1 white, slOSs.
Coarse grain quotations--torn-t
Nn a car az 5gI.c. No yellow. l
car at 60isc closing at Goa 6IS. oats
standard curs at 4ic; No. 3 white :
AZ soc Rears-Cash. s2.O3. May s205
10 oags at ss55 oct $3.50. sample.
bass AZ se25 Timothyssed Prime
spot, - bags al 81 ~; choice ~
Receipts IN the Detroit market sat
urdav included ! ear OF wheat. OF
oats and OF rye Withdrawals Were
1851 Dbl OF flour. rs bu Of corn. ISIS
bu Of oats and ,023 bu OF rye stocks
are SgS 539 ia Of wheat lo4li4 bu 81
corn. 32 .3t0 bu OF oats. so bu or bar
ley and l.4l1 bu az rye
Wheat receipts ~aturdaY-puluth. 10
cars against 81 q year ago Minneap-
oils - cars, against AS. CHICAGO, y
against - 900 bu, Kansas CITY 3 900
bu AGAINST 1900 bu.
Estimated wheat exports for the
world this week. io,S3e.0Oo bu. week
ago. l9.4lS. 900 bu; wear ago, s,24o.ooo
Wheat receipts at primary points
saturday. 25S.otc bu; year ago. $4,000
Exports OF wheat ard flour saturday.
207.o00 bu.
TOLEDO q. April 2.-,Wheat-Ca.h
and May, sl1o: July. slotis Sept"
$685.. Corn--Cash. sac. May. 5gHs
July. 63i.c sept. - s,c oats a n.
$40; May, &c July: ga sept cpl
Cloverseed--Cash and April. $3.50: oct.
and pee. s6571a Prime alslke. $40.
fHT timothy, s3l5. Butter eggs and
! hay, unchanged.
CHICAGO, April .. -Wheat opened
J from - to 10 up. selling was general
/ and volume OF trade fairly large. Corn
| was very active with prices higher at
the outset. oats higher on active buy
/ Provisions higher all around.
c,o.e 1s from - to ne higher Pro.
I visions weak and lower.
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DAILY DEATH LIST.

William J. Mckenzie. ! year. ~ Dali
eel. commissions
Margaret Kramer. years. Sl4 Can
field T.. pneumonia
Anna kransman, ~ years. ISIS Mitch
ell, pneumonia
Florence NJ Clark. 10 months. 72i
Franklin. pneumonia
Helen Walker. 81 years Grace nos
piLal' post-operative shock.
Marie {. HUI. / year. ga Twenty
eighth; pneumonia
Michael J Fuchs. SO years. ia poll
lard mitral insufhciency.
Hazel McCracken. l year. lac Beect;
meningitis
Frank II. Darling. 81 years. 80 Web
ster. tuberculosis
Annie Corbett. 80 years. 1915 Four
teenth. carcinoma.
Richard Yokum, &C years Ecorse
Mich, inquest pending.
Richard Peltier, 80 years. 400 Belyi-
dere pneumonia.
John Rothber. so years. ST Marys
hospital, cmphysema.
Joseph Malone. 80 years. st. Mary >
hospital pneumonia
Minnie Broecker, 63 years. $40 Ferd-
inand. cardiac asthenia.
Irene Buchan. ~ years. 81 Spring,
whooping cough.
Hazel Etzler. years, s42 Congress
Albert Kuess. IS years. 1877 Purord;
cancer Of liver.
Amalia Wolforty. IS years. 93s Vine
wood, Ia grippe.
Ernest McCrea, GO years 622 BelTi-
dete. pneumonia,
Louisa Wesserling. 13 years. liz ST.
Joseph tuberculosis
Byron ID. Whitsel. SO years SIS Cen
ter Trenton. y. J.. uraemia.
Edwin Reichman. months. IS Jay:
bronchitis.
Virginia c. Higgins IS years. $50 Sic
Grew pneumonia.
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MARRIAGE IICENSEa

er, IS.
Fred J. Mast, 80. Elizabeth Engel. sS
Edward &. Henning, ~. agnes NJ,
Morrison. 81.
VIM. f. stephens. IS. Emily Kistnef.
81
Andrew suchan. 81; Anna Hun
dTiczka. %
Frank Z. Brown. 25 Marie NJ Ross.
- harles l. HannanBerg "a. Emma
Wobrock. "a.
81
, Rudolph A. Behnke. 80; Augusta Ma
rases, 20.
Walker. %.
John Superson. 20, Stella Botskow-
ske. %.
John Kucharzkc. Al; Kate Jowek, II
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

Bnnasss-Good shipping stock. $3.50
OF so. according TO quality.
B~sns-Dried Lima 5 lsc per 10.
CeI~ry-Californis s4u4.2L per crate;
Florida. s2us.2S per crate 80,
Canlt0ower-Califor s275VJ per
doz $3.50Q4 per crate.
cabbaxe-old, s5c per bu: new. $50
3.2b per crate
Qi6tsc; fall made. i7@isc: York state.
ia zoe: Limburgsr. Wisconsin. lI9lsc'
York state is9i ss; German cream.
block. 2ic: domestic LOAF. csc; import
ed. 2sQ30c per 10.
II Cranb~rries-s3S ogG per Dbl
s,s c per 10
Dressed Caive-Choice. iO9iie hb;
common, STsc per 10.
Ffgs-Imported. new. ll0lic per Id:
Finnsn Hsddie-9,s giOc per 10.
Fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. das n,,se hos
house. lo9lSe 10; head lettuce. M;se eG
zoo per hamper; radisnes 20 JOG
per: parsley 25c per dos; green beans,
basket; ru,abssas, soaS .Os 6s; FLOR:
! sra,e '0 sSs per basket s S Water
J. AZ csc bu: turnips soc bu; beets. soc
blu: carrots. soc doz' pieplant 500 soc
Dbl asparagus. ,iss per don. call.
iotnia. Soc per bunch green peas. w
go per bu, young onions, loU ] &c uoz.
Grape Fruit--st u 4 SO per case.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
,0is b 81 Detroit ,no, No ,,s si%S!sy
clover. mixed. si6WIs5o. rye straw.
ss.So,gs: wheat and oat straw. 50 500
on the city markets ranged from $40
: Hfd~.--eu--d- Se,-i-i0lsci- green,
No !. ssss S SS fal KILL cS S4sda ssess;
green, Sc no. i CALI cured. i4ns:
sIse and lac H. OF SS h desc he s,s.
as So to o. w 's;i1' SOC SS 81. 'f'0' '"S'p ~
Lemon.EcalitorniS. n9tSo boz
Limes-$l 4l.25 per 100.
u.hrooms-45 q5Oc per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts, 1 q &C. almonds; -
q loo; pecans. i2Q l5c; flberts, II " lzS,
Brazils, sqloc. mixed nuts. l2gltc pc:
Onions-MichLgan. slgl.2S bu; new
Berinudas. $215 per crate; spanish,
1870 per crate; Bermndas. 81 per
.Oranges-California navels, s2.7Sg
$40 per crate.
oy..srswSol,a packed a standsrd in
small cans. Csc. large cans. csc; Sc
le9.s small. 2ss; large, Csc 8 ian can; % mar
PopcornEEars. sq2lsc per 10
Potaroes-ear- tots,- tilk,r2oc-= bags.
20 Il 25c be. new Bermudas 81 90g3 per
bu, $3.50 per Dbl. new southern, So
per bu. $3.50 per Dbl.
Pouitry-Springs lie, hens. l. Il lsc.
ducks. l6dl1c; geese. l3ql4c. tur-
keys. II u Sc per 10
straw berries-2}- oint cases. 3g.25.
24-quart cases. $3.50
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, Kiln dried,
81 per hamper. Illinois. 81 per ou. $2.l5
per bbl.
TaIiow-No /. csc; No 2. &c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
WEEKLY BANk STATEMENT.

NEW YORk, NpriI 23.--The WeekIy
bank statement OF the associated banks
follows Reserve on all deposits. in
crease s4O35.625. reserve on deposits.
other than United States. increase, So
O34250. loans, Increase. ss.l8l 300,
specie. increase, s9s6,90O, legal tenders.
Increase. s1.09S. 100. deposits. decrease,
g. SOP. 500 circulation, decrease, *sS. .
zoo: total loans, sl,211,3l9,1O0.
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noSToN COppEn LETTERs

HtrOTtpd Tor The HINES by Hayden,
stone e CO. April %.
Tho market nas ruled extremely duh
with prices generally lower. Where
there has been activity ~ has been In
the direction of lower prices Lake has
been the feature .eliing down TO 81.
loss ~ oig points Mohawk Is also
pa. down. cal q Arlz /. and OsCeola |.
N0yth Butte has been fractionally
weaker but around 81 there IL a con-
siderable amount Of stock wanted. 9th
cr departments " the market are equal
D. ~. nuII md lhsnlnInLN fNnturnlI So.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 3.--Butter-Creain-
cry, extras. 2Jc, tirsts. 2fei dairy, eX-
tras zee hrsts. 2ic ERgs-Priue
nrsts 221ac; hrsts. 201ac. Cheese
Twins, 13S. &c, young Americas Ia
l4i.c Live poultry 15c;
Tow r.. ~ n II dtf-ts Sc y ~ ! = L
geese lgMl3c
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
POLITICIANS WILL BANQUET.

LANSING. April 23-The Zach
Chandler .ciub banquet. which viii be-
held here April -. is expected 10 be
one Of the most elaborate affairs ever
given by the club The Masonic tenn
pie will be the scene II viii accom-.
modate 600. The candidates FOR gov
ernor have announced their intention
OF being present. and members OF con.
gress are also expected 20 attend
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. ale:
frsts. soc. dairy butter, 2lc: packing
stock, zoe per H.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, zoe per doZ Receipts on
Saturday. 1918 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
JOBIIING PRICES.

boxed beans. lib. 5eQeoc; Lima
beans. 81 q SO Corn-tancy Maine
CLIO. Peas-Fancy, early. June, 81 rs,
standards. 81. soaked. SOD zoe salmon
-Sockeyc, tail. $3.50; Nat. So: Alas
ka reds, $40 Alaska pinks. 81 Is. To-
matoes. $50 soc; succotash. s. q Ito
Comee-Package coffee. Ioo-lb case
sl4.25lT. delivered.
coarse middlings. So; cracked corn.
s25. coarse corn meal SIS corn and
FIour-Michigan patents. in wood.
s sHs sSsi ,ss Srd cea- per So
Rye -four s445 per Dbl
oi's-Raw ilnseed Sc; boiled lin
sfsd sis Sc oeene ee
crown gasoline. Ice per sai; turpen-
tine in barrel lots. coo per gal.
Pro, isiops--Mess pork. So; FAMILY
hams. l1c, dry salted briskets. l1c;
shoulders. re; picnic hams. l3c; bacon.
19q zoe. lard. in tlerces. lac, Kettle zen
dered, l5c per 10.
sugur-Retau price list for Detroit,
Deiray. Crosse Polnte. Highland Park.
North Detroit and River Rouge: Crys-
tai dominoes. Glib. ss.65: do. 5-lb. s.. >:
e easss 's sss5 xXX& e po1 Ts ssS5
standard powdered SO: graduated. ex-
ira coarse. $50; graduated. fine. in
bulk. $500; granulated, 2-lb cartons
granulated. 5-lb cartons, $3.50; granu-
lated. lob cartons, s6.75, granulated.
s5-lb cartons, s5ss diamond A. So 20;
2 $3.50; No. 8. $3.50; No I. $3.50. No.
S. s5l5. No s, $40, No :. s535. No.
s, $500 No; 0. s525: No. 10 ss;2o: NJ.
n a. ;5 90 IL sSlO ,, 90 Nj sSG1
granulated. SIS SO
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PRODUCE.

The poultry market was back TO
more normal conditions this morning.
The special demand on account or the
Jewish holiday. is over now. and on
top OF that the receipts have Increased
materially the past few days. Ofrer-
ln2s from farmers wagons on the city
markets have been especially heavy.
and OF themselves were enough to
break the market Dressed calves were
no better than steady Fridays re-
ueipts ala not all clean up. but receipts
today were light. Butter and eggs
were unchanged strawberries were Ia
good supply. and there was an active
demand FOR fresh vegetables
Appies--Fancy. S34s.75: common. 80
a. per bbl, western box apples, say
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The
People SPACES

advertising rates under any OF
the consultations Ia these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cssh ia advance No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
PERSONS whose names appear In
/ype telephone directories may nave
advertisements charged al above
rates Call
H0ME-CITY $685.
BELL-MAIN 1893
ror the convenience or patrohs
arrangements have been made Win
we Following TO receive liner az
NerUsements at the same rate as
charged with the home ONCE;
EAST SIDE.
""usnten-French C0ul Co.. NO 80
Canfeld-ave east
Mt; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-aves.
r. brown. No. 1859 Jefferson nave.
>. MCPHERSON. No. 240O Gratiot-ave, OPP
posite car barns.
WEST SIDE.
~ u. Ennsor. No. s95 Grand River-ave
turner stanton. No. l6S Myrtle-st.
u. Driscoli. No. All Michigan-ave
y. w. Willard. No. l4l9 Forrest west
w. w. Brush. No 5s4 Michigan-ave
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ROOSEVELT FLAYS
RICH WHO IGNORE
HUMAN RIGHTS I
When There Is Conflict, Peoples In
terests Must Be Protected Oyer
Property Holdings" He Says
Denounces Shiftless Poor Man.
Defends War When Necessary To
Preserve Honor and Raps Race
Suicide and Socialism.
PARIS April %.

PARIS, April 20.
-"Citizenship in a
Republic" was the
subject or an ad-
dress today by Col.
Roosevelt in the IA.
m Gus Sarbonne.
the institution OF
learning founded
by Robert de Sar-
bon In the thir-
teenth C e tur y.
More than 10000
students are con-
nected with II.
Departing from
the printed text or
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
Detroit. Mich. April % 1910.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the General Electric
Mica Il Mfg Co. Will be held at the
office, $40 Bull block, Detroit. Mirhi-
gan. on Tuesday. the Srd day or May.
1910, at $3.50 D. m. for the election OF
Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting }. NJ PITCHER. Sec
rotary.
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PuSiness-like Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. IS
John st Main l49S. or City $3.50
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LIVE STOCK
FAST nuTFALo-opcninE.

EAST BUFFALO April @3.--tSpc d
cial Cattle Receipts ! car, stIoug
best 1900 10 l,45O-lb steers, S5.'5g
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H0ME-CITY $685..
BELL-MAIN 1893.
PIONEERING SHRUBS

PIONEERING SHRUBS
ROSES AND PAEONIES
~ ERGREEN LAWN SEED.
HARRY PERENNIAL PLANTS.
FLOW ER AND VEGETABLE SEED,
SIltA1 Jumps NNt1- tNr<t5t II T. +4hsS
FOR FRUIT TREES AND ROSES.
LOHRMAN SEED CO,
RANDOLPH y CRATlOr- AVE.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a g T RIA
CHICAGO EXCURSION

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
ROUND TRIP $3.50 ROUND TRIP
Tickets on sale May 2nd. 3rd and
9TH Valid TO return until morning
train from Chicago Monday. MAY
18TH City Ticket Office 124 Wood.
Wardayo. Telephone NJ. -.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
stone * Co. April %. 1910:
Opening. Closing
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q. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished ny Hay
len. stone n 60. April % 1910:
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SATURDAYS N. Y. STOCKS

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone a. Co. HIGHS Griswold St:
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co, HOLLIS Griswold-st
open High. Low. Noon.
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INFORMATION RESPONSES.

WANTED-By private party. mouse
North Woodward district. Addres
u. box S. Detroit Times.
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LOCAL STOCKS.
HANKS AND Trust cos.

Offcial quotations DetFuIt SUCK "
change -, 49,,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23
Iowa News Notes.

OSAGE-Boozo dispensers got It hard here
when Justice Bartlett dealt to Webster
fine Of $3.50 and costs.
IDA GROVE-The Marsh Engineering
company of Des Moines shipped in its
bridge building outfit and yesterday began
work on the fine new concrete arch bridge
which is to span the Odebolt river at this
point.
IDA GROVE-Mrs. James Fair has SO far
recovered from her recent automobile ac-
cident that she was able to be taken to
her home In Arthur. Her husband Is O
nephew of the late Senator Fair of Cali
fornia.
NEW HAMPToN-The Board of Super
visors or Chickasaw county believing that
they have been buncoed, have withdra WIN
All bounties on pocket gophers and ground
Frank Lentz has paid out over $1,000
MASON CITY-Mrs Matilda Dexter wants
legal separation from her spouse, A. Ira
Dexter, and with It the custody of the five
minor children and alimony. The case will
come up for trial in the Kossuth county
court. as Mrs. Dexter is now a resident Of
Burt, Ia.
SWEA CITY-while Chris Burgeson. an
old resident of the county, was engaged in
stacking hay, he was struck by the stacker
and knocked from the stack. In falling his
neck was Lroken and he died almost I'm
stantly. He was rs years of age, but was
very active.
| IDA GROVE-Mrs Fred Winslow went
| to Canon Falls, MINI, to attend the fun
| Sldt Oh Hdr idte Drotnef-ln-laW, William
| Flynn, roadmaster of the Great Western
between Marshalltown and OeIwein, who
was run down and killed by switch en-
CINE while he was riding into town on a
! gasoline speeder
| IDA GROVE-Louis Volkert, the II year
old SON of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolkert OF
Douglas township, Ida county, was acct
Centrally cent killed while at work in q hay
ran away and the boy tried to get out
| OF the way, but could not because of a
| fence. He was run down and the wheels
passed over him, breaking his back.
IOWA FALLS-Announceme was made
this morning that Editor Frank Il. Furry
would retire from journalistic work in this
! Alden Times, of which Mr.. Furry has been
editor for quarter of century, will pass
into the hands OF the younger generation
| and Winthrop b. Lyman and Leroy s.
! Furry, two well known young men OF
/ Alden.
| IOWA FALLS-Word has Just been re-
ceived here that Charles s. Walters for
merly OF this city and former well known
| Illinois and Iowa railroad man, has been
| appointed general manager OF the Walla
/ Waila Valley railroad, with headquarters
at Walla Walla Mr.. Walters was for
many years with the passenger department
of the Iowa Central and went west a year
| or more ago.
IDA GROyE--The little 2 year old baby
| of Harry Groudell toddled out to the barr
| of their farm near here, and got behind
| one of the horses. The horse kicked the
| child In the head, but fortunately 1t was
glancing blow. The chiid's scalp was
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23
BluefieldS is
Declared Open Port
State Department Says Norway is
Misinformed as to Conditions
in Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, July z4-CrOssing dipio-
matte swords with Norway, the state de-
partment replying to protests from New
Orleans commercial interests against Nor
weigan recognition Of the Bluefields,
Nicaragua, blockade, today declared Blue
fields to be an open port. Norway. Is was
said, was misinformed Of conditions there.
l Norway's misunderstanding" was laid
by the State department to Michael j.
Clancy. consular representative OF Norway
at Bluefields, and until yesterday vice con-
sui of the United States at the same port.
Acting Secretary Of state Wilson today
announced that Clancy's resignation as
vice consul had been accepted, his services
in the dual capacity being against the law.
In connection with the statement that
Norway was mistaken about Bluefields be-
ing blockaded. the department replied to
the effect that Madriz was to be prevented
by force of arms from interfering with le-
climate American trade entering Blue
fields.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-23
Opposition to
Oregon System
Assembly and Anti-Assembly Repub'
licans Each Put Primary States
in the Field.
July %. 1910

PORTLAND, Ore, July 25.--Eleven hun
dred republicans self-styled the Assembly
and representing the faction of the repub-
lican party in Oregon opposed to the selec-
ton of United States senators by the peo-
pie under the Oregon system" yesterday
met here and recommended candidates for
the republican nomination OF representa-
tives TO congress and for various state Of
fices. Those recommended are:
Acting Governor Jay Bowerman of Con-
don, as candidate for governor; Congress-
man w. c. Hawley and Congressman w. H.
Ellis were recommended for reelection.
The antl-assembly republicans-the fac
ton which favors the Oregon system" of
voting on senatorial candidates are Just as
bitterly and apparently just as ready to
lock horns as the assembly" faction. 1t
Is admitted by both factions that on the
result of the November election stands or
falls the Oregon SYSTEM" in this state.
The opposition to the assembly Is not
organized and it cannot be for the anti
assembly republicans are opposed to the
principle OF party assemblages, whose OBJ
! ject is to suggest candidates for nominal
ton, They contend that the assembly Is
in reality an attempt to return to the old
convention method OF nominating a ticket
and that its real purpose is the distinction
of the direct primary There are neverthe-
less, already sufficient anti-assembly can
didates for nomination in the fild to Insure
practical complete enthusiastically primary
tickets throughout the state.
While openly asserting that It has for 1t.
main object the slaughter OF the "oregor
system" the assembly" faction also con
tends that its second important purpose /!
to suggest for nomination suitable candi
dates for office-ln other words to invit,
men OF ability to accept nomination FOL
office. They deny they are opposed to tn,
direct primary system, but are its bes
friends