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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05
Bonds.
Treasury Statement


 Washington, August 1.-The condition of the treausry at the beginning of business today was as follows: Trust Funds-Gold coin, $S72,S0 ,669; sil- yer dollars, $490.156.O00; silver dollars of 1890, $3,6So.000! silver certificates outstand- ing s400. .156, ,000 M General Fund-Standard silver dollars in general fund, $2.S13,ss5; current liabilities. $9S,S73.s0: working balance in treasury off, fces, $30158, 396; in banks to credit of treasurer ,of the U. s., $8S4, ,877,62; subsid- iary silver coin, $204. .317,95; minor coin, s11l, lsS,4o; total balance in general fund, $sS2.Ss4,65.
 a+ New York Money t New York. August 4.-Prime mer- cantile paper 5h to per cent; sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers' bills at 4s32b@ actual business in bankers bill at 4.s3 25@ &c. for sixty day bills and at 4.S5.60c for demand commercial bills 4.S21h@4. s. bar silver 5zNA; Mexican dollars. 44c; govern ment bonds steady; railroad bonds irreg- ular.
 Money on call 1h@1% per cent; ruling rate 1h; closing gid IA. offered at 1h; tine loans firm and dull; sixty days 30SA per cent and 90 days S%@4 per cent; six months 45sQ5 per cent.
 Coffee Market
 New York; August 4.-Coffee futures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05
Interior Movement

Houston: Steady; middling, 14%c; net receipts, 476; gross receipts. 476; ship ments. 67; sales, 616; stock, 65Ss.
 Augusta: Quiet middling 15hc; net receipts, 47; gross receipts, 5s: shipments, 22; sales, 1L stock, 359S.
 Memphis: Quiet middling, 15c; net re- ceipts. 19s; gross receipts, 676; shipments, 557; sales, 1?5; stock, 11,111
 St. Louis: Quiet; middling, 15c; net re- ceipts. 43; gross receipts. 355; shipments. BY; sales. 2O6; stock. 61OO
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 94; gross re- ceipts, 94; shipments, 37; stock, 79OS.
 Little Rock: Quiet middling, 14iSc
 Louisville: Firm; middling, 15Mc. Total today: Net receipts, s5S; gross receipts, 1859; shipments, 1902; sales, sss: stock, 40,192.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05

CHEAP COAST EXCURSION
 RATES VIA SEABOARD S18.OO Washington and return; S15.OO Norfolk and Richmond and return. Electric lighted observation cars and fans. Phone 2382 for particulars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05

Total sales for the sOeOOO shares
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05

New York Cotton Futures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05
Naval stores
Cotton Seed oil

New York. August 4.-The cotton seed oil market was firm on very light offer ings and buying by commission houses. closing at to 10 points net advance, with sales of 14,700 barrels. September, 9.20@ 2. .2sc: october. 7.s4637. .S5c; November. ' 21@ D22c; December, 7.o3@7 .o6c; prime crude nominal; prime summer yellow, 920010c; prime winter yellow, s.25@11c; prime sum- mer white. 9.oo01sc4 ".
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05
New York Money

Coffee Market New York, August 4.-Coffee futurel
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23
GOODWIN TIMES.

Joe Phillips of Argeata. spent sun day with his sister Mrs NtGofHaek
 Noah Kelley who Vas shot b. .tsl Thurman boys last Thursday. again
 Misses Stevens and Fonaren I Forrest City, were here FridaE
 MT. Larnn, the G. E I. k P. titEss agent here, i, in a hospital in Little Rock being operated on for aeaen8.- eitis. Mrs Larnn is with hIaf
 There are several eases of Haafgrf sickness here now,
 Frank DQsek las been sef.aase fl for a week, bat is better now.
 Mrs. Buckley, of Henderson. Trn- nessee, is visiting her granldauel.ter. Mrs. Frank Oval
 J.J. Reedy made 8 business ffi8 fa Brinkley Monday.
 The rain "Wednesday evening paf considerable rice on the ground.
 Harvey Perkins and famiIy.of Mem phis, visited Mr and Mrs. j T nraf Sunday
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23
Man af Iron Ner1e.

lndomltable will and tremendous energy are neter found where Stomach. -lter. Kidneys and bowels are out of zs.st II Xaa want these qualities and sEffFs. they bring, eSe bf Kings New Ll5e Fills. tLe mdtehless reenf3- &gis, i8f teeH brain aHd strong l5dv. -ac at aH druggists
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Full line of Mems and B5fSa Car Sweaters for early fall wear from 5a. 10 so.o0 at FaSsel-Graham-AId Ider.sa Company S
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

fhe gravel loading force is now working in Gf88 Creek, eight or ten ears being loaded every day. Mr. Joe Ba4bra0u, of BTiuldey. has the coz tract and is loading the ears with acrapers tQnd aetor Harry Hook with tle oli reliable log train crew k handling the ears from the4raveI pits to Madison, where they are picked an by tIe lee8i freight trains and distri- aqted over the road as hey 3te need ed
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

8eaE4sole. agents in Forrest City for the celebrated beariuT Moving Machine. IHese are the Iigbtost run hln4 and most durable mowers on the market and the price Wi.l interest loa Let Es show you one. Every farmer should have tui9 machine once ased, always the faForte Fus- sell-QraAam-tldeTs Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Mes9rs.# l. #4 EasnMr, and Ghas. Mcbtnief, who le6f last week for d demonstrating tour in lheir handsome kisseI kar. came Up saturday night from Helena. af which p5iHl they lett the machHe Nr Haruhaft came upon account eI# #ti4e Illness =of his little daughter. Niss May Joe.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

If you eat without appetite you need Rrickiy Ash Eitters It prompt l.y removes impurities that clog and impede the action af the digestive organs, creates gaei appetite and digestion, strength 4t h5d} and actiy- ity of brain + F. sanders, Special Agent
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Don't fait ta see Us when you need aag kind af printing Ne have one at tae besf equipped printing plants III tHe state and aa experience of nearly lifetime in the business. We are therefore prepared to do your work as il should be done. promptly and al correct prices Ne know how.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

The coIofed PaGlit school opened Monday with a-I3rge attendance of pupils. tae following k the faculty furnished as bf one of the teachers: Prof A l.. PQritoy priueiH,l: Miss t.ugeua Eesf assistant principal Teachers. Mrs. N. <. Altman. NJ ss Matt ElerbY and Miss Willie Duncan.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Mr. ". As. Pope. formerly of this city, hut who k now holding down a position in the Iron Mountain offices in HFnHe. cane down Sunday and and other relatives and friends in the city.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Mr. and Mrs. <. E. Conrad and Mr. andMrs. Joln Wydick returned Sat urday from a pleasant weeks outing i af tae Crescent Club.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Mosquito Uats and frames all com uiete-sl. 70 and = a1 EusseIi-Graham- Aider-aH Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Jim Thompson wants to dc your hauling. Prompt and satisfactory I service assured He will appreciate
 Hy0ar patronage Phone No. 239
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

lola Portland Cement. the oldest
 and best on the market. may be had only Of Marshall Lumber Com panY. Send iu y0ae order which will
 be filed promptly
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Genia. Henry Waterman, of Water man Bros. MafiaHHa, was visitor in the city the first If the week, and was a pleasant caller at the Times atli.n
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Now is the time Go talk about your Coal supply fer the winter. Cooler weather is coming s9on and we can give you q bargain on coal right from the car HJw. See Nr. Taylor or call Us ap. Pores City lee & Fuel Go.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Ihe Bank 1f t3steru Arkansas has made all arrangements for and added q ae# feature to their banking business in l4e Way aflnited States EXBres, If3Feiers Checks. letters of credit or iase3en EE#aaHge whatever yau cal. l5. "Hicl req uires no oideutidcation and are gaad iu London. Paris and in iaela principal et important cities et a5 4aEe8u countries. q list of t.4at H~as .#Hg as your arm IL is aAiae=& convenience and il needed at atl E needed badly, bY customers 1taAe4H4 sGgaad. We understand ts#at FeEB lea banks, even in larre cities. af5 prepared to provide this convenience. which makes ft=unneces- estlt to e5Tr} large suns Of money. and would ee'faiH's be appreciated by ! those who % abroad. Ne congrafG- .@te 3i5e Bank apsn their enterprise in tal. matter.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23
LOCALS

Mir John Brooks, of Marianna. was q visitor iH tHe city Sunday morning.
 Services as usual at tGe Church of the Good Shepherd sunday II .m, and 13I Pm.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

Nh Andrew Jackson. Hh5 for tle I3~' toar wears has been employed al j safiauna Light k Power Com r came tB from thag elR Sunday Alr. Jackson iH1armeda t Times ifss.s tt ae Has resigned his position #iJhlHe Aa1i8ma people and aecept- ed che With #tAe Southwestern TeIe- graph < epA4ue Company at Little Lock. After pending t day or two visiting Ha@e folk and friends here he .e5 tor ti.at eit4 Tuesday morning to lahe up tte dG5 es ati5s Dew position. Me" s.t Jack all manner of success.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-23

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The Detroit times., 1910-12-05


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dollars
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learned with sudous application without the aid
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The trouble with Beaver is that II found
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investments" of this sort are IN lightly precaious
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
LOVER, SPURNED, MAKES
THREATS AND GETS POUNDED
WladisIaus Rowgowski Is Set Upon BY
Brother and Friends Of Maiden
He Would Woo.

A tale OF love and adventure was
unfolded In Police Justice Jeffres'
court. Saturday morning. when Wlad-
islaus Rowgowski. much.bandaged
young man. appeared against three
compratiots. whom he charges with
assaulting him.
Wladislaus' personal appearance
speaks for the assault which must
have been an entire success. mas
much as the mans head was made up
TO resemble frozen steam pipe.
Michael Polkowski. Alex Barren and
1gnatz Bidae declare the assault was
provoked because OF Rowgowski's per-
sistant wooing of Polkowskis buxom
sister. Helen. Helen's ll-year-old SIS
ter. Ella. took the stand
After telling the court that she re-
allied that all little girls who didn't
tell the truth would surely go to Jail.
she testified TO some dark threats
Wladislaus made, after Helen had
spurned him.
She said the entire party was at
dance She heard Wladslaus say to
Helen. HELEN. feel like crying to.
night. Somebody is going To die. If
somebody else doesn't die. | will.
The child was much alarmed and
notified her big brother. The big bro
Their gathered his cohorts and their
combined efforts nearly resulted in
Wladslaus' prophecy being fClfilled as
far as he personally was conceived.
Justice Jeffries postponed action on
the case for a week
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
URGES CHANGE IN NAVY
TO CUT DOWN FATALITIES
Chief Of Ordinance Bureau Recon-
merds Ships For Transfer and
inspection Of Ammunition.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-ln order to
keep the powder supply on board war
ships up to the highest point of effici-
ency and minimize the danger of ex-
blossoms, Read Admiral N K. Mason,
chief of the bureau OF ordnance in his
annual report, made public today. rec
ommends the purchase OF ships to be
used exclusively for the transfer and
inspection OF ammunition. There is
great danger, he says. in handling
powder under the present system
where any collier or other supply ship
which may be available is used. 1t is
because Of such makeshift system
largely that the navy is blighted with
so many disasters.
Admiral Mason reports the complete
theoretical success of q 14-inch gun
which is To he installed on the two
battleships Of the navy. the New York
and the Texas. These guns are the
most powerful yet proposed for any
feet
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

frame dwelling, 5. :. Leasing. bet alley
and Mcclellan; 81 900
G. Howard Crane. 3-story brick the
alter. =. =. Monroe. oct. Cadillac 50. and
Farmer; $4,000.
f. o. Hochmuth. l-story brick store,
$. =. Fort. bet. Cavalry and Campbell:
owner. VIM. IA. Taylor; So, 900.
Kaufman Bros, l ana 2-story brick
factory, :. W. cor Garfield and Beau
King & Meisn.r. s-story brick the
alter. s. = Monroe. bet. Farmer ana
Farlar: $4,000
l.. " Pcaker lIa-story frame dwell.
Greenwood; $1,000.
Ernest Wessclhon. history frame
shed. ia" Concord; $50.
Henry & Moco, 2story brick ven.
cite and Army: owner, Chas. Crane;
4. Beernbaum. o-story frame dwell
ing, $. 5. Rowena, bet Hastings and
Geo. Goldenhnch. HISTORY frame
dwelling, W. = Lodi. bet. Harper and
Holborn owner Eugene Hawring:
". :. Rathbone. 10 e-story frame
dwellings. W. $. Chippewa, bet. Can
field and Sylvester; $4,000.
Fred Goldner. 2-story frame dwell
ing. 5. <. Hazel. bet Vermont and Wa
Meyering Const. Co. 2stcry brick
ven. dwelling T. 8. Westminster. be-.
Oakland and Beaubien; owner. Minnie
H. Mcdonald $1,000
H. H. RtnshaW. l-story frame dwell
ing W. s. Roosevelt. bet. Hancock and
Buchanan; Sl.H0o.
Same, two l-story frame dwellings
W. =. Twcnty-fourth, bet. hudson and
Kirby: $1,000.
same. l-story frame dwelling. n. =.
Harper let. Moran and Elltry. $1,000
VI. Mclean. 1-3tory frame dwelling
O. y SeYburn. bet. Goethe and Mack;
owner. Yerkes & Lowe; Sl,20O.
Same 2-story frame dwelling. e. g.
BALDWIN. bet Goethe and Mack; owner
Yerkes 4 Lowe; $4,000.
Houghton & Young, two e-story
frame dwellings. g. $. and INV. =.
Beals: owner, Louis Schmied; $4,000.
Geo. Soellner. 2-story frame dwell
ing. @. $. Casgrain, bet. Lafayette and
Army; $1,000.
Geo. w. Barrus. 2-story brick DWELL
ing. II. s. Virginia. bet Third and Ham
ilton: $1,000.
IT, V. Grant 1-story frame dwelling.
g. y. Hubbard. bet. Lafayette and Por-
ter; $1,000.
JOS Moody. 2-story brick dwelling.
g. s. Boulevard. bet. McGraw and Mil
ford: owner. Merit Hanna: $4,000.
Oakland Land Co. lla STORY frame
dwelling. =. $. Hawthorne, bet. Wood
land and limits; s1.l00.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
HIlILDING PER MITS.

Baxter Il O'Dell 2-story brick dwell
ing, 90-2 Hancock e.; owner. Arthur
SchlCsinger; $4,000.
VIM. r. Busse, two liz story frame
dwellings. 1881 Bely;dere. $4,000.
M.ldnrr y Eisen. S-story brick the
oter SSa-7 Grand River; owner, VIM
klatt: $4,000
BaAter q O'Den. 2-story brick dwell
ing, 1881 Palmer; owner, Catherine
-. Kirchner: $500.
NJ Mclean, l-story frame dwelling
S0I Baldwin; owner. Yerkes Il Lowe
$500
Rover Roller Bearing Co. history
reinforced concrete and prick story, e
:. Hart. bet. Goethe and Charlevolxi
$4,000
Smitn. Hnchman e. Grylls. l-stoIy
brick and steel store ard garage. 1871
3 Woodward; owner. NJ. t. stevens
SIS 900
AInrIey & schram. 2-story frame
dwelling. 7SG Maxwell; owner, H.
Aug. Nervaeck. 2-story frame dwell
ing, 64e Baldwin; $1,000.
l.. Tobihnski. 4-story brick storage
1ii-S Willis e.: $4,000.
and dwelling. 1897 Division s7,0Ov.
John j. Hart. five l-story frame
dwellings, 1CoI-?6 Milwaukee: $1,000.
SAM, 2-story -rame dwelling, 1861
Dellng 4 Larue, 2-story brick ven.
dwelling: 10 Josephine; owner, Chas
Happe; $500
Same. 2-story frame store and dwell
ing, 1924 Van Dyke; owner. Chas,
John Buchkowski. 2-story brick ven
DIV, Hing. 1885, Canton; owner. Mrs. J
Adams sS,S7s.
w :. pocock. 2-story brick ven
dwelling. 1881 boulevard owner Cath
crime Tapert; $4,000.
r. J. Wagnitz. 2-story frame dwell
ing 391 Helen: $1,000.
Frank Bruckner. / ID story frame
dwelling, 2sS 2Sth; $1,000
Prulow Ohrns. Ia STORY frame
dwelling. 222 Livernois; 5000.
Same. u STORY frame dwelling, 30
LiVcrnois. $500
H. Chambers. 1-story frame dwell.
ing. lO"S Palmer: owner. Clara Kaltz;
$3.50.
A. f.. Weaver. 2-story brick ven.
dwelling. :. = Longfellow bet Third
and Hamilton: $4,000.
Chas. W. kuehl, 2-story frame dwell
ing, g. > Belvidere. bet. Goethe and
Mack; owner, VIM. Suss: $4,000
barn. II. - Macomb bet. ST. Aubin and
Deduindre; owner. JOS. Il. Sinclair:
$4,000.
Fred Lau, c-story frame dwelling.
@. y Military. bet. Mcmillan and To-
ledo; owncr. Stanley Portenski: s2O6O.
Otto ID. Ioller. 2-story frame dwell
ing, W. s. Montclair. bet. Charlevoix
and Waterloo; owner, Mary l.. Sulli-
van; $4,000.
j. A Bryant, 2-story brick dwelling
and auto barn, n. :. Chicago Boul, bet.
John X. aud Beaubien: $500
Hugh Johnson and wife. TX STORY
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
TO HAVE NEW BUILDING.
Corner Stone Of St. Joseph's Home
iill Be Laid Sunday.

The corner stone Of the new ST.
Josc..l's Home for b. will @ laid
Sunday afternoon. at 3 o'clock by
Bishop Foley. on land recently pur'
chased foI the purpose, on Burroughs
ave, near Cass-aye.
The new building will cost about
$32 900. and Is so planned that addi-
tons can be maze at anytime with
out great expense. The home, located
nj Congress and Beaubien.sts. since
II was started i'm 1903 has far out
grown its quarters. The work il is
doing has placed ii among the most
desirable pbilanthropic institutions in
the city and il has the interest and
support of prominent citizens.
The home was established TO give
protection, care and home comforts
TO homeless and parentless boys above
Is years of age: to find them employ
ment and to give them such lnstruc-
ton and discipline as will help them
10 become self-supportiAg, industrious
and Independent citizens.
Although the home is in charge of
the .-averian Brothers, it is non-sec-
tartan and its doors are open TO all
I'm need of it's shelter The board OF
trustees is composed of the following
well-known citizens: President NJ w.
O'Brien; vice-president, Gerald j. Nc
Coy, treasurer, Charles +. Collins; sec.
retary, Joseph A. Roe; directors
James F. .1urphy. John Finn, 4.
Dryer, Henry Blackwell and G. l..
Fleitz.- With so much expense ahead
of them the trustees ask the assist
ance OF the public at large and con-
triDutions may be sent TO Treasurer
&. F., Collins, Wayne County Savings
bank
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Children Crv
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q . II RIA
LAYTON NO LONGER ACTIVE.
Energetic Member Of Taft Club With
draws From Executive Committee.

A lot OF people were asking why
the name Of Arthur Layton, OF the .e-
partment of public works, does not
appear as member OF the new execu.
tive committee OF the North End Taft
club, recently elected. Layton has
been one OF the most active members
or the club since its organization. He
has given much of his time and his
own private funds to promote the in
terests OF the organization. He was
prominent on several committees and
in fact, was always willing to do his
share and little more. Why he
should now crop out OF sight com
pletely, as far as active participation
In the affairs of the club are concern
ed. is something his friends cannot
understand.
Il have had enough, let some else
have my job for a WHILE said Arthur.
when the question was put up to him.
There was no friction at all. think
those honors should be passed around
and voluntarily stepped out. That's
all there Is 10 it,
Eden Small, newspaper man. Is
on the committee in place OF Layton.
The latter is still a member OF the
club and Is on the friendiest terms
with the officers and members, TO all
outward appearances.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received in the public library.
James Boyle, king Edward VII as a
Man and a Monarch" &. III. Davis. Ben
Lindsey. Judge of the Juvenile Court :"
Katharine T.. Dopp. place OF Indus
tries I'm Elementary Education" Rene
Doumic. George Sand, Some Aspects
OF Her Life and Work" Louise
Downes, THE New Democracy" Henry
r Finck, Success in Music and How ii
Is Won" King G. Gillette. World Cor
poration," James Gum. Practical De-
sign OF Motor Cars" Henry Hatton
"Magician's Tricks, How They Are
Done" WIN. II. Howells. my Marx
Twain. "reminiscences and Criticisms:
W j. Jackman, "A. u. G.. Of the Motor.
cycle" James J. Jamison. With Wal.
ker In Nicaragua" Oliver j. Lodge
Parent and Child" Logan G. McPher
son, transportation in Europe" ELLA
C. sykes, Persia and Its People" q
r. s. Taylor. Leaders OF Socialism
Past and Present" John w. Wilkinson
practical Agriculture" Rider Hag
gard. queen Sheba's Ring" Bret,
Harte. "Salomy jane" Rudyard Kip
ling, Rewards aud Fairies" Stephei
Reynolds, "Alongshore. Sea Stories:
Ruth VI. Stuart. "Sonny's Father
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
REAL ESTATE.

Homer Warren q Company report
the following sales: House and lot on
the south side or Lehman ave-, east
OF JOS. Campau-ave.. village OF Ham
tramck. lot 30xlOQ. for the Chene-st.
Land Co.. TO John Grzbowski, sl,275;
house and lot on the south side OF
Norwalk-ave.. between Whitney and
Lumpkin-aves., village OF Hamtramck.
lot 30x100 r., for the Whitney Realty
Co. Ltd, to Karol Gosik. sl.400;
house and lot on the west side OF
Gilbert-st, between Otis and South
SITS, lot 30x127 IT,, for Eugenia NJ.
Thompson, TO VIM. Dobrowolski, 81
$50; vacant lot on the south side OF
Spring-st., between Clark and Scotch
ayes, lot 30xll0 It., for the John p.
Clark Estate. TO Edward Alexander,
$500; house and lot on the north side
of Edwin-ave.. between Whitney and
Lumpkin-aves., village OF Hamtramck,
lot 30xl00 IT,, for the Whitney Realty
Co, Ltd, to Joseph Kot, $1.375; house
and lot on the north side of Norwalk-
ave-. between Jos. Campau and Lump
kin-aves., village OF Hamtramck, lot
30xl00 IT,. for the Whitney Realty Co.
Ltd, to Tancrzck Jasimina, Slips;
double house on the north side OF
Monroe-ave., just west OF Mt. Ehiott-
ave, lot being 40 IT. frontage on Mon
roe-aye., for William Malow TO Jep-
ME Ryan. $4,000 single house on the
north side OF Monroeave., just west
of Mt. Elliott-ave.. lot being 80 IT. I'm
width, for VIM. Malow to John Nc
lntree. $1,000: house and lot on the
south side of Otis. between Gilbert and
Cicotte-sts. size OF lot 30xl00 IT., for
NJ. Thompson to Dominik
Dupczyk. $l,400; store and two lots
located on the northwest corner of Ed
win and V'hitney-aves., village OF
lot 75xl00 IT,, for the
Whitney Realty Co., Ltd. to Boleslaw
s2,9l0; double house on
the north side OF Monroe, just west
of Mt. Elliott-ave.. lot being 40 IT, in
width, for VIM. Malow TO John Is.
McLarty. $4,000: brick house and lot
on the north side OF Columbia. be-
tween Brush and John R.-sts, lot ok
100, for Nicholas Davies TO Mary Nc
Alpin, $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
start Walk Across Continent.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Two young
men, Edward Bouman, 20, a Swiss, and
Oscar Tengall %, Swede. left the
City Hall today carrying a letter from
Mayor Gaynor to Mayor Mccarthy of
San Francisco. The pair plan TO walk
the entire distance and TO reach the
Pacific slope city by April /. Unlike
the ordinary run Of so-called continent
trotters, they have money enough to
pay their expenses en-. route and Will
not try to earn" the money by beg.
ging and similar expedients.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
799,O24 LIVE IN COLORADO.
Centennial State Gains One More
Congressman BY Latest Census.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.--The census
bureau this afternoon announced the
present population OF the following
states:
Colorado. 799,024, increase 259, 1924
or As per cent. This gives Colorado
one more congressman.
Oregon, 672,765. increase 259 ,229, OF
62.7 per cent. Oregon gains one moro
congressman.
Idaho. 325.594, increase 1882, OF
1913 per cent.
Nevada, Sl,S75. increase 39.540 on
1914 per cent. Neither Idaho or Ne
vada gained enough TO change the con
gressional representation.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Mems Club Gives Dinner.

A program of song and story. wit
many an original quip TO add 10 the
gcodfellowship of the occasion, fol
lowed the Men's club dinner. In the
Central Christian church. Friday
ming James Schermerhorn was toast.
master, and the various literary and
musical numbers were contributed
DR. James A. Post. Wellington W.
Logan. George Huntington, ex-Jud &
r. II. Aldrich, the Rev. c. J. Tannar
Forrest Campbell A. c. Butler and
Reginald Pulford.