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The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
URGES SUPPORT FOR VETS. -
Staatsverband Michigan Would Have
Local Option Defeated.

The Staatsverband Michigan. an in
.fiuential German organization, is send
ing an open letter 10 German Ameri.
cans all over the state. and 10 its
branch societies. urging all 20 stand
by the "wtts" in the coming local
option contests in ~ counties The
letter asserts that nine among eleven
counties which voted dry two yea =
ago are already tired OF the blessings
OF compulsory prohibition and this.
IL is argued. should De sufficient TO
prevent the citizens Of the state from
making any further experiments in
this direction I'm these counties n
Is claimed. the blind pig" has sprun.s
up In place of the decent saloon.
taxes have increased ana iyewis,,
drunkenness Resolutions adopted hy
the National German-Americap aIi.
snce on the liquor question are printed
IN full.
The letter is signed Dy Carl Rauer
president. and Or r. Rosirge.. secrp.
tarv
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

cupied by Mrs. Elvina Ford. was dis
covered by the latter When she fail
ed to check the flames with several
pals OF water. she called the fire de-
partment by telephone. then aroused
the other tenants.
The fre spread rapidly across the
hall 10 the apaI tments occupied by
August Reuter-. where the most dam
age Was done. Mr.. and Mrs. Reutte.
when awakened by Mrs. Ford. found
their tiat In flames. With Mrs. Ford
they made their way TO the sidewalk,
and were given shelter by neighbors.
The flames were soon extinguished
by the hremen.
Mrs. Ford places her loss at $500
and has no insurance. while the Reut.
ters say their loss will be over 800.
covered by insurance IA. G. Dlngman
who occupied the lower fiat suffered
$50 loss To his furniture from smoke
and water. The building. owned by
the Holland estate. Is damaged 10 the
extent OF $500. covered by insurance.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
U. s. GOVT BONDS.


Reported Tor The TIMES % taTson'
Crals 4 60. Feb. -: Whcat--W ithout
the aid or any fresh crop damage COM
plants rrst hour today, wheat showed
remarkably nrm tone, making recoN-
cry from 81 Is To sl.l3ia May. and from
sllsia MAY. and sl.u5,s July Mime
apolis IN the face OF 500 cars receipts
ana increase OF .l5.oo la stocks, turned
|, strnox around Sl.l.s. for MaN ans adj
Nanced 10 sl.lS OF over lash wheat
premiums IN that market are "a 'ec
over in some cars and . "a .AsS over IN
cars which can be sent east with Hour.
Flour shipments today 5000 barrels
Moses Grain co. Kansas city. claims
10 have fresh evidence OF crop damage
from many points in Kansas this morn
INK. Trade acted as IL market mad
sone meriL indepe nlent OF Nrop news.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
PEACE PLANS FAIL.
Court Decides Divorce Cases Held UP
In Hope Of Reconcilistions.


Two divorce cases held up in hopes
that the parties would become recon
ciled, we're decided by Judge Hosmer,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Z. Sanborn. the pretty
wife of DR. William L. SaRborn, pro-
prIetor of the Peerless Dental parlors,
was granted a decree Mrs. Sanborl
charged her husband with spending
his time and earnings in Detroit re-
sorts. Witnesses told Of the dizzy
round of gaiety the young dentist
kept up. and OF the dances he attend.
ed al Inkster. Mich. with we'll
known member or the demi-monde
The second old case settled was
that of Pearl b VS. LaVerne Dillon.
marshal OF Highland Park Mrs. Dr.
Ions bill was dismissed She charged
her husband with cruelty. and alleged
that he was friendly with several wo-
men in the church they attended The
aged pastor OF the church testife Q
that Mrs Dillon was a trouble maker.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
MAO DOC HOLDS
fort IN COAL SHED
Fires Go Out While Family Tries
To Dislodge Canine-Couple of
Cops Finally Turn Trick.

A dog in the coal shed. when the
temperature is lowering around zero
IL a much more pesjiferous institution
than the famous dog in the manager.
Mrs DAVIS Segan. No. 500 High-st.
east, made that discovery Thursday
morning. when FOX terrier. which
seemed &C. be peeveG about somethins,
showed It's teeth o. every one who
itied 10 enter the Sagen coal shed
where IL rad fornd refuge. aud held
ali attacking forces al bay while the
Segan fires went cut and the cold
crept in
after numerous attempts To take tie
coal shed by stealth or by storm. Sc
gan gave up. a beaten man. Mrs. Sc
gan. who is q sister or Police Depart
ment License Clerk Charles Rothstelu.
arose TO the emergency. She tele-
yhoned 20 Rothsteln. without whose
Official certificate nu dog has a right
10 live in Detroit
THAT dog has no license to act ina
way" said Charley. III send po-
Lceman
Better send Two policemen. sai
Mrs. Segan. THAT dog is awful! mad.
80 two stalwart policemen from
hnnt-st. station hurried 20 the scene,
Telephone communication with The
battlefield was soon established
They've got the dog out OF the
she'd" said Mrs Segan. al $40.
How? with shovel Shoveled nm
out? No, chased A!m out with 'he
shovel. Hes on rnc back porch nov.
I'm afraid To go out Hes awful mad.
He's trying TO biJe the shovel Wait .
came thrilling )yer the Wire, ana
there was a long period OF suspense as
Mrs. Segan left the phone.
Al 9:45 she returned. hey sc
Killed the dog, shC announced
Shoot him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
CLEVELAND.
BOSTON COPPER f:ITEH.

krportrd Tor Inc IT'S ~ nay htu'
stone n CO. feo. -. I"r Boston cop
FER shares Opened GlletiA WIKI tfadt .lS
confined l1rgels % spetialties. Lake
continued tuovt prc7sur" IA the saris
dealings but hUs shown good ra!lN lh-
power Sc!ltug 1T 20 "a gain OF ] point
over lasI nights closing Auouez has
been somewhat OF = feature. adNare
ing from ~ 10 80. North lutte IS IN
good demand ana rs selling IT 3oh.. a
gain OF q. The undertOnr tnroug hout
The entire copper list is one OF strrngtH
ana Il locks 10 Is as thougn any a.
tiVity would bring higher prices. as
the market certainly Indicates sold
out condition. IN the Industrial list.
American Telephone continues tt~
feature Thee has been some hu, lng
OF Shoe Machinery common. which .
I point higher
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
JORBINC PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. sails. 81 20
baked beans. lib. 500 soc. Lina beans,
sl1l.50. corn-Fancy Maine, SllO.
standard. S5c Table beets, 81 20 q Lao
Peas-Fancy early June, sl-2o, stand
ards. 81. soaked. 500 zoe. salmon
Sockeye. tall. 81 %. HAT. 81 80, Alaska
reds. 81 So Alaska pinks ~ roma
Comee-Fackase coffee. iV0-lb case.
s. 25al7. delivered.
F~ed-Bran. $50. nne mtddlings, SS0'
coarse miGdiings, SIC. cracked cora,
SIS coarse corn meal. SIS, corn anu
oats chop, SIS per ton.
Fiour-A .chtsan patents. In wooG,
pest so.ss, ordinary patents; 49, pss,
hour, i.oS per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw lnseed 7Sc: boiled lin
seed. sc. diamond headlight Kerosene,
slsC, Perfec l4on. Zoe, Eocene. lie.
crown gasoline. i3c gal, turpentine' IN
barrel lots. % "a per sal.
PrVNisions-M,ss polk. So 80, family
pork. s2415y2s. medium. clear. 500
20 smoked hams. l5i.c. bacon. - q
l7c lard. in tierces. l32. So kettle rem
tered, l4$c per b.
sugar-Quotations corrected daily BY
W If. Edgar 9 Co. crystal dofnl noes.
So 40. cubes. sos. NXXN powdered.
SjsJ. standard. powdered. 5 50. gram
uieted extra coarse. s5.ao. granu!ated.
me, in bulk, $50, granglAteG. IN -O-Ib
cotton bags. $3.50. Michigan granulat
co 500, diamond y, 50. 30. CONNECTION
ers A. .s525, No. /. $50: so = $40
No {. 500: No :. ss.l5. No >. 500.
No ?. s5.05. No TO- s. No IL, s. -,
No. >. Si.90; No NJ. sl.s5. No. -. $i.S9.
80 5. 81 - per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

/ DETROIT Feb 94-Close Will.
many holders OF wheat have recehtN
been selling ont ana thf '"ns ia go
there are stu many wheat bulIs. IheE
are not doing much Just now trtilhs
that a reaction from high prices =
unite in place but they ars watching
Tor signs OF % change when BUYING
VIII b. more apt To bring pr"ht So :
ing. of long wheat haas been popular
FOR several days because thos" WHO
bought early on the crop damage ne" =
DO not feel so much conhdenCe IN 1tr
Jury a. thew did Much or the recent
trad{ng in Chicago has consisted IN
buyfng MAY and selling jury. rms -
done In the belief that the ASH sltuR-
ton will weaken. and that crop dam =
age will hold the july up Receipts IN
the northwest were much larger IMAM
a wear ago on Thursday but the souIh :
western movement fell behind The
Itttie and there was some improve
nent in the cash situation. put'ing
lime active cash and May wheat
gained -. and July IL. Corn declined
wheat ouotations-Cash No red.
xIe4is. May opened without change
NJ Sl-t4Is and advanced 20 Sl-4- :. .
Julv opened at $40, - and advanced
10 sl.9s, NJ. J white sl.-t C,st,
Coarse grain quotations; ON, as !.
No 3 63iac. No. yellow. car at
ga. at-G41. 70. at s4isc. No yell
low car at 52a.c closing at s2lzc
standard g cars At 4sc at
a.. al 4S1.c. No. white, car az
4Sisc AZ +sI.c.
Rve-Cash 40. L. sac
Prans-Cash sa15. March s. 20.
Cloyerseed--P Prime spot 100 bags at
IS. March zoo bags az s.. sample. -
bags al SIS ~ al sI.e5. prime a 3 ~
$50. sample alsike. ; bags AZ So. .
Timothy seed Prime spot 100 bags
AZ slSo.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Tbursdat Included : cars OF wheat =
az corn. s % oats and % rye. With
drawals were 60 bbis or hour. Stocks
are 5s49l3 bu % wheat. 1918 bu OF
curu. $3.50 bu " oats.
wheat receipts Thursday Mime
apolls. 301 cars against - year ago.
Duluth. oscars, against IS Winnipeg.
15- cars. against i05 kansas ely. 90
cas- avafnst SO. omaha. 20 ears.
against 80 - Louis i0oe bu, against
s. 600 bu
Wheat in liverpool closed = q > q
higher and corn sd lower
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Thursday. I11. 600 BIS year ago. 3t1,voV
bu
day. 10000 b't .,-.,.,. 40
3 uHU fftf de-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
SCHOOL BIDS LOWER.
ReadVertising on Clippert and Nichols
Buildings Causes Cut

New bids on the CHppert and
Nichols schools, re-adyertised TOR un-
der the ihree-head plan. were opened
in a meeting Of the real estate and
building committee Of the board OF
education. Wednesday afternoon. ana
were found 20 be considerably lower
than the bids first received The bid
on the Clippert school was still more
tnan $4,000 In excess OF the appropria-
ton. however. while the other was
more than e. 900 below the appropria-
ton The low bids aggregated SG6
21223 for the Cippert and s60.54475
FOR me Nichols The committee viii
probably recommend the acceptance
~ the Nichols bid AT least. when ne
board meets Thug sday night
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
IBID
Nuu Naut< STOCK LETTER.

Reported FOR fAe Times by Carson.
craig A 60. Feb. -. tocks-Strength
was noticeable In Louisville n Nash-
willie. Atlantic Coast Lines. Colorado q
Southern. and there was some Eoo'
investment buying or American Tel
Talsorant otherwise the morning ses-
sion on the sock exchange was dul.
ana featureless The standard locks
held strong at or rractlonaily apoN .
the closing price OF YESTERDAYS. and the
market showed no dlscernable signs OF
weakness There was a lack OF trad J.
ing from both commission houses ana
no. brokers with the sales 10 noon
tsg 600 shares the smallest OF the year.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
800 INOCULATED
Soldiers Brave Typhoid Germs To
Aid Science

NEW YORK. FeO. ~ Fort Wal s.
Vorth on Staten island is a huge
ientific laboratory today over go
officers and men have been inoculat a
with typhoid feyef germs in a volun-
tary aid TO science. Maj r. Il. keefer.
OF the medical corps surgeon a
charge OF the post. was the first to- let
J mself TO be "yeccinated" with the
typhoid fever virus.
Every soldier a. the post. Off
aud men caught the fad quickly. were
,accln2ted. aud each boasts a minis.
tCre case OF typhoid Recovery IS
rapid hoSever, an but one hospital
case has resulted
/ Typhoid fever is the scourge OF the
American army, declares Mai Keefes
ia the war with Spain there were %.
80 cases aud 1850 deaths
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
.Ex-diyidend, s.
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Coper snare sales OF Feb. %. fur
nished by Hayden, stone & co. Adv.
-. A g p, $50. Az. ~; Am. zinc 20,
con. e. Bu zoo; G.. & \. 20: Cent.
1s5 Range. l25. + r., $50; Elm r..
$50: Fr.. AS. On. 20. Or, -. G. g,
Roy. I20. Kerr 10. Kew, l105: Lake.
- s55: Las $50. Mass, -: MeN. 80.
Mia. 2GI Mich. -: Mon. 50. Ney.. $50
IS. o. H. 20. Osc.. IS. Par 10: Gu.
IS Ray. ga. shan, !-5 sup. 40. ;.
r. 234 = r.. 52s, Tam. 10. Trim.
25. [ : r.. g22. do pfd. 23l Apex.
1875 IT con 5s.; Win ll5 Wolv,
Z Myan ass
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
spinach. soGs5c per doz.
ssr rsrr sty 40 per DOL

spinach. soQs5c per doz.
sr.sssEMs!agass ..p $50 per Dbl.
liIy-petroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baledN hay In car
lots. & ., b Detroit. No; ! simo,hy.
clover. mixed, sissoglT; rye straw.
$50. wheat and DAT straw. s.. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from VA to vs. as u
Hids.-cured No /. ioc: No. 2. Sc.
green No sfse, 20, &c. nip cured
l. ioc. 10. ;, SIC. Calf cured. 30 I.
iiet 10. y. isse: hosse hides No. J.
$3.50 no! no, Z. $3.50 shseps*'ps' as u
Honey-Fanoy Waite. ie9l7c. ex-
tracted. 9ll0c per ID
I~mons-Caliiornia ss.sogS.7S box.
1tm~s-si "a 10 per 100.
Nushrooms-45 u soc yer 10. .
Nuts-Walnuts. 10 u loc; almonds; ~
IlOc, pscans. i2u loo, nlberts !
Bra.iis. s9loc. mixed nuts ls0 &C ID ..
new hickory nuts. shel' harks. si-oU
$50
onion.-Miehisan 7sVsOe GU; new
Btrmudas, $50 prr bu. ,e-s0,.
orange.-Californi navels, s.,sWssk.
Floridas. $3.50 box; tanserines. ~ @'s'
per box.
oy.trr.-SouA packed. standards
small cans. zoe; large cans. Zoe. Sc
lects small. esc. large. soc can
PtneGppies-floTidas $ - do<
500 q 50 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears, .usA.C per 10
Potutoes-car lots. bulk, ~ Csc
bags. 35di 41c bu. new B-rmudas. $. ~
a 80 per bu.
pouitry-Springs. I.c 10. hens, 10 !.
/ 9isc; ducks IL u Toe, geese. IS &C
turkeys. i7ulsc per 10. Dressed chick,
ems. Use; hens. i74l1 he. ducks, eu
lie, geese. l+gl5c. turkeys ~ .fS
per 10
Rabbit.-sl75 per doc
straw he rries-6O q c5c per quart box
Sweet Potato~s-Jerseys. kiln dried
81. 80 crate; Illinois. Sl.25 bu. " Dbl
TsilOw-No. l. exc: No. >. &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
NEW YORK. pRoDVCE.

NEW YORK reb 24.-Pork Firm.
I.ardLFirm. middle west spot Sl3.la
e i3.-J Sugar--Raw. strong ana nigh
sr. refined steady coffee--Rio No. Z,
Oh the spot. 50. ns7sC. Tallow steady
city. Is a 80. country. Sia a - &.
Dressed poultry. firm Live poultry;
steady. che -se--Fair demand; rull
cream. specials ~. NlSc. skins. spe-
Gals, 1870; ful skins. 3G &C..
coffee options opened steady. UNI
changed to ; points decline Butter --
Firm, receipts 3.l-O. creamery. extra.
Clio, state dairy tubs. 20 29c; ifnita-
ton creamery. nrsts - u 2Sc. Eggs
Firw. receipts 24..@4. nearby white.
fancy 3SQ zoe, nearby M Ned. fancy. -
G 20. fresh hrsts 26la q .9c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
TENANTS DRIVEN
OUT IN N|GHT|ES
Early Morning Blaze in Greenwood
Ave. Flats Causes Excitement
and Some Damage. -" =

Fire in the two.story hat az Nos.
100 ana l62 Greenwood lave, at )
O'Clock, Thursday morning. forced the
tenants 30 make hasty exit In their
nighties
The fre. supposed IN have started
from hot Goals dropping from a crate
on the carpet In the upper nat. oc-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
aep. PERKINS cnnss To Life.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-Despite
the predictions OF his physicians last
Tuesday that the END was only ques
ton OF hours. Rep. Perkins. OF New
York, Is still successfully battling
against death. His condition this
morning was reported to be about the
skme as yesterday afternoon whe1
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
<aiied at the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

NJ W Savage has bought George
Gano. 2;03 81. VINO Will join Minor
Heir. 1853 Ii. In the exhibition, buslS
ness the coming season. Mr.. Savage
is satisfied that Gano can go in 200
and will be close match for Minor
Heir Dan Patch has been permanent.
ly retired.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
CAN'T SELL CIGARETTES.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb "a
Urged along by local womens clubs
the police have determined to con
strue the new cigarette law in new
light Hereafter smokers will ne
lightly dealt with. but those selling
cigarettes 20 customers under age
will be given the limit OF the law.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
CIuCAEO PRnDICE.

CHICAGO, Feb. q -Butter roam
cry. extras. SOC; hrsts. &c; dairy eN-
tras. 26c. hrsts. &c. Ezgs-Prime
firsts 25c. nrsts eJr. Chrese Twins.
lCts nI6a.c daisies. l6a. G11t.c. young
Americas, 1914 a -. market steady.
Live poultry--rUrkey lie; fowls. | y
n lsc. spring chickens. Il = a lSC;
ducks ] Y Il N lsc. geese. 1917 llc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
4 ItIt AGO.

ONO MOO Loo = W neat opening
lower FOR Ma. = ~ for July.
h 4yIuE scattered and igHt. Corn
shade easier Seatterins resting orders
holding market oats steady. Pro-
81 ieiDns 81 AIDE easier.
Soon AL grains strong and &c
B. cher.
Close-Wheat closed strong and 2.
above the opening prices. corn ana
oat. q so astiouall.. gh~f. Pro-
.sious weak and lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
NEW YORn COTTON.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butt~r - CreaIneries. extras 30c.
hrsts -gc. dairy butter. 30, packing
stock. zoe per b.
Eggs-F'i~sA current receipts. cases
included. 25c per doZ. Receipts Thurs
DAY 40 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Markets and Finance

I cash Feb and March. sSo,i. April.
/ ss6sas OCT. Sc 30. Prime alsik~, $ %.
+ Prime Timothy. si.s5 Butter, rsss
and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALo-Open ming.
DUnnfng a stevens live stock Report. |

BUFFALO Feb. 81 Special Cat
tie Receipts. one car. strong Hogs -
Receipts 10 cars. strong heavy ana
workers.. $40. pigs. 500. sheep ami
lAmbs--Receipts 10 cars. strong, best
lambs s9.40I so. Searlings. ss.5on
$50, wethers. g. SO q $50. ewes. $3.50 q
!. CalNes-Strong. best. Slo.5Qr l,
fair to good. $3.50 a 9.,5. heavy. s. Q ..
EAST BUFF NLO-Ciosc.
EAST BUFF ALO. y. Y. Feb. "a
Cattle-- Receipts none. strong; prime.
81 soI :. butchers. s3.5ou6- Neals-
Receipts 20. firm; common 10 choice,
E, 5eTll Sheep and Lambs Receipts
o.Neo, active. higher. lambs, s. ga =. ~ +.
Ye~rltngs s>GS.6". sheep. st8 80 ..
Fogs-Rec eipts l,02o. active, l0G l5c
higaer workers.. $40. pigs. ss,5
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Eeb. -4--tattle-R Receipts
II OQo. steady bceses. si.5QS. Texas,
s. q 80, western s4.50a 6..S. stockers
and feeders. 81 80 "a 80, COWS and hrit-
ers, $3.50 atl5 calves, s.a5 q = 30.
Receipts 5000. steady. light.
s9.-5psi0. rough. 81 5N $40. workers..
sg.45lis $50; pigs sS.40M9.40. Sheep
ana Lambs Receipts 10000, strons
natives. s4.'5u 80. western. s5p 80,
lambs. native. SOC ass. western.
s. 60H9.35.
GLEN EIt\D.
CLEVELAND. -. Feb. -i--tlogs--
Receipts 200 10 10 &c higher. me
diums ana neaVles, $50. workers. $3.50
ues5. pigs and lights 800. Cattle
Receipts } cars strong. Lambs -- Re
ceipts cars. s9.l5 top. calves Re
ceipts 100. 5000 tlp
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Quotations ty Hayden. stone n Co.
open High Low close.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO o.. Fen. 49, hctt-Cash.
sLeIl, NAV. s. e4as July sl0S. corn
Cash 6ji." Man. csc luly..N 69c.
sept. Ggi .c. pats--Cash. asa, MaN.
No :. see NJ =, Sc Ci9verseed--
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
PRODUCE.

There was no change !n conditions.
and no important change IN prices to-
day. Receipts OF poultry tate on We'd
seieral weeks. bat there was prac-
tically nothing in this morning Eggs
ar. fir mon the cold weather Re-
ceipts are still fair. however. ana sales
were made Yesterday for neNt weeks
delivery ut as low rs 80 - dozen.
Butter is firm Potatoes are duIi ana
steady and fresh vegetables are sea
sonably active and firm In tone.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
AppIcs-Fancy s343. common.
n III =, D 20 ner LII. NNEelerr hnw annl.s

Apptes-l Anft % ~ common.
81 80 n so per bbl. western box apples
t275Fr250 per box.
BsnnnnS-Good shipping stock 81 so
q 30. according 20 quality.
Bcnns-pried alma. &c per 10.
Celery--Home- grown. s0Q35c doz.
California. s4.15 per cratic
tauIinowrr - ca fofHia. s. 30 per
dOz $500 per crate
Cabbng~-si.,5u per Dbl
Cbee.e--MiChiga fiat. late made 10
H15tsc. fan made. 161s ml7c; York
state. lSizc. Lifnhurg4r. Wisconsin.
lSc. York state. Sc. German cream.
brick. IS = n I9c, Srhweltzer. domestic
block. zoe. domestic loaf. % u23c, I'M
ported. p "a SOC per H.
tranbcrrirs-s5 as 80 per bbt
Dstes-Persian. % &c. Fards. 9991c
per ID
dressed CaIvcs-Fancy. mousse;
common. 20 iOc per 10.
Ftgs--lmpOrted. new. n q l4c per 10;
California. soc per box
ftnnan Hnddir-i ~ 70 per 10.
Fresh Negefsbles-f'ucum hot
house. Sl.t5d2 per dOz. lettuce. hot
house. l3Htfc 10. head lettuce. s. %
per bti. 1925 doz; radishes. 2O425c
do2, wax beans S45O4s75 per ham
per, parsley. 25c doz: green beans.
" '0u3 per hamper; green peppers
10 basket, rutabagcs, sOH 40c per bu;
Hubbard squash. 2 "a q Sc per 10. Flor
IDA tomatoes, 500 per 6-basket crate.
soc per basket. water cress, % q tOc
doz, tlrnips. soc bu. beefs. soc bu. car
rots. 6Vo Du; p'epiant. - per doz:
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

lob PriutinE done right. Ttmes
Printins Co, John R.-sL Call Main
1875. or City 3gSs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.

Reported Tor The Times 81 HAYDEN
clone 4 20. ils-lls ,'riswold
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-24

to reach a lofty place, which will
broaden the scope Of lawn tennis In
manner hitherto unknown In this coun-
try.
To begin with. that wonderful pair
Of Californians. Maurice +. McLough-
lin and Melville H. Long. are to visit
the east this season to play through
all Of the important tournaments right
up to the national championship at
Newport. They learned the ways Of
the eastern stars last year. and they
believe they can take the honors back
to the Pacific coast
The Californians undoubtedly have
hard work before them. Anthony r.
Wilding. the great Australian, Is to
play in this country. Possibly the
English cup team Of challengers may
be at Newport also. for 1t is pretty GER
tain at present that the team named
by England will cross the Atlantic
ocean again to try the ties for the blue
ribbon Of the courts.
So William A. Larned. the national
III SluS icS, anu EtCoCAiSh IL
Alexander and Harold II. Hackett, the
doubles holders. seem to be in for the
trial Of their lives. 1t Is predicted that
Larned is due for defeat this year.
The hope is that one Of the younger
Americans may save the title from the
foreign invasion.
The figure westerners are to cut in
national lawn tennis promises to set
new standard for the game. Since
their achievement in arranging the
Clay court championship Of the United
States after the hottest controversy
ever known In the sport they declare
the tournament will surpass that ut
Newport in every respect. The tour
nament will be held on the courts Of
the Kansas City club. Probably q
match will be arranged with the ma
donal winner at Newport to demon
strate the merits Of the clay court and
turf games.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-24

4 German paper states that Messrs.
W. Daffert and ]. Weltbau2f have con-
Quoted Q series of experiments with
soaps containing no rosin and such
containing 10 and 80 per cent Of 1t In
order to determine their washing value.
The tests have shown that. contrary to
the opinion generally held. the resinous
soaps have less value than those with
out rosin. all other things being equal.
The yield in washing diminisbes with
the content of rosin increasing. In no
case was rosin found tn be- fav0rabie.