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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
CHURCH NOTICES.


wOODWARD-AyE. BAPTIST Church
Cor. Winder-st Rev. NJ r. Fixes.
ID. D., pastor. Services: 1890 and 1:3D
Morning. The Easter Assurance"
evening. "A Bunch OF Easter Lilies"
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL unfair
ian church--Cor. Woodward-ave. and
Edmund-pl Rev. Eugene II. shipper.
minister. Morning service at 1890.
Special Easter music with sermon. Pan
and Christ" Evening. musical praise
service at 1880. Short address The
Spring OF the Spirit" The public In :
vitcd
JEFFERSON-AvE PRESBYTERIAN
Chureh-Corner Rivard Pastor. Rev
A. II. Barr. Public worship. IL a. M.
Christ Has Won and Man Shall Win
Nesper service. 4 2 m. An Easter ser
vice or Fellowship and Communion. All
are cordially invited.
FoRT-ST. PRESBYTERIAN Church
Opposite Union station. Rev. Edward
III. Pence. ID. H., pastor. Services: 10 80
and 7;3o. Morning. The Rigid Tri-
angle; evening. To-day in Paradise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
PRODUCE.

The nearest approach TO a feature
In the produce market this morning
dressed calves. Receipts were the
heaviest OF the week. and sales were
being pushed at a cent or more under
former prices. There was also a slow
ing up In the poultry deal. Receipts
were only moderate, but everybody had
from one TO a half dozen cOops on hand
waiting for buyers. Heretofore every
thing has been sold almost on arrival.
The market 10 practically bare VI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Maxwell McGregor, 81. St Claire: Lo-
retta Mayhcw, 30. Detroit
Anton Hats, rs: Theresa Mueller, 90
Fred w. Smith. 20. Marion. o.: Dorie
VI. sloan. 10. Gielton, o.
Levi ". Champe, rs: Clara A. "
Wahlstraw, 90
Jack J. Murphy. 20: Bertha Boomer,
Thomas Barrett. ss. Ridgetown, ont.
Alice Monroe, 30, lockwood
Fred w. Butzke. 22. Caroline Lewan-
dowske. ip
Erich knoeke. %. Nankin: Ida Mil
Ter. 81. Dearborn.
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Decree Entered in Lebot viii Case.

A decree settling the dispute among
the heirs OF Enos Lebot. an old French
resident of Detroit who died Feb. 90,
1909, leaving an estate valued at $780,
900, was entered In the circuit court,
Saturday. To eleven of his heirs,
mostly nephews and nieces. deceased
left real estate valued at $4,000. The
balance OF his estate he left 10 Mrs.
Mcmillan. wife OF Neil Mcmillan. and
her children. Mrs. Mcmillan was
adopted by the deceased when a child
and was raised In his family. The
other heirs contested the will. and
under the decree just entered they will
receive $4,000 in addition TO the &c.
900 bequeathed 10 them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

NtW 1DNkt MaTch 2b.-The weekly
statement issued by the associated
banks OF New York today, follows:
Reserve on all deposits. increase. So
ss3,215. reserve on deposits other than
United states. increase, S4.753.425:
loans. decrease. t1.S04 200. specie. i'm
grease, SASS. 800. legals. increase
1928. 500. deposits, increase, s2.074. 500 I:
circulation Increase. $4,000: total
loans. sl241,s1330O The surplus 81
the banks IL sl4.637.7O0. as against
siT.40s.625 last year, and s5O.s2i,s25
two years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
CHICAGO PRoDUCE.

CHICAGO, March 20 - Butter
Creamery, extras 32c; hrsts. 31c: dairy.
extras. 27hc. frsts, csc. Eggs-Prime
frsts, 2lc. hrsts. zoe Cheese--Twins
lSgl5hcj young Americas, lS@i5hc;
Turkeys i5c: fowls, 17Gi7Bc:. spring
chickens. 17m17Izc; ducks. 16is d17c,
geese I2m13c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
DuupInU A stevens Live stock RepOI

EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
DunnIng a. stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. March 26.-(Special.)-
Cattie-keceipts / car. steady. Hogs
workers.. .ul1o@1i.3o; pigs. 5000.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 20 cars,
slow; best lambs. sio.25Qio.S5i year
lings. ss.5049.75; wethers, $s:15@3;
ewes, ssas.50. Calves-s5 41e.75.
EAST BuFFALO-Close.
cattle-Receipts so, good grades.
$50. butchers. ,S5Od7. veais--Re-
ceipts 100. slow TO CSC lower, common
To choice. s7.50Di0.75. sheep. and
Lambs-Receipts 5000 slow: lambs,
1910; yearlings. $685.: sheep. 81 S0g
3. Hogs-Receipts $50, active, 5Wl0c
higher; workers. sll 9ll!S0; pigs, slO.so
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March 26.-cattle-Ee-
ceipts 300, steady; beeyes, sS.159s:,o,
Texss. .5;l.ogs.So w " sss5 Ga ' SS,;
and heifers. f2.s0n 25; calves, $50 "
g75. Hogs-Receipts 5000, strong;
light. Sl0.55q 1890; mixed. sl0.6J4 {,
heavy. ,tiO.7OQ Los; rough, NO1Og
1850; pigs. s9s0Ml0.15. Sheep and
Receipts I.5O0. steady; native.
native. ss.7541O.50. western. S.SoU
1850.
CLEVELAND, o., March 26.--Hogs-
Receipts 500. market SC higher; medi-
ums. mixed and workers. sil; pigs and
cars. market steady Lambs-Re-
ceipts 8 cars. steady; woods, $40 top,
clips, 81 top. Calves-Receipts loo
head. iio.25 top.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries, extras, 32c;
hrsts, ale; dairy butter, 22c; packing
stock. zoe per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 2lc doz Receipts on Friday
l.497 cases.
Job Prfntfng done right. Times
Printing Co. Is John R.-st. Call Main
1898 or City 33S5.
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The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns
one cent per word each insertion,
cash In advance. No advertisement
inherited for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN l400.
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following 10 receive liner ad-
verussments at the same rate ~
charged with the home office:
EAST sIDEs
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

EVERGREEN LAWN SEED
LAWN FERTILIZER
CHOICEST SWEET PEAS.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEED
BURBANK'S WONDERBERRY. i6c.
LIME-SULPHUR SOLUTION
KILL SAN JOSE SCALE ON TREES
LOHRMAN SEED CO..
RANDOLPH AND GRATIOr-AvEa
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DIED

rs. 1910. at his resi-
dence. 80 Winder-st., Robert Thuner.
beloved husband OF Margaret Thuner,
(nee Nancy, father OF Edna H. and
Robert Thinner. Jr Funeral Monday
from residence. Notice OF time later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26
Markets and Finance

creamery butter, although the lower
grades are I'm excellent supply. The
egg market Is active. but prices show
no disposition 10 move either way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

CARPENTERS wanted. Call 1920 Can
field east after 8 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

BOY wanted for Office work;
wholesale house; good oppor-
tunity to learn business. Box
L I8, Detroit Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

AUTOMOBILE Body Painters,
rough stuff rubbers, GLACIERS.
Apply Owen Motor Car Co.,
+. Grand Boulevard and Belt
Line.
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone a Co:
Open. High. Low. Close.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

(b) Bid. (s)sold. tx)split.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-26

BE YOUR OWN BOSS--Make 81 daily
silvering mirrors. Anyone can do the
work at home In spare time. Book
let and sample free. c. f. Redmond,
Dept. 1871, Boston. Mass.
BOOKKEEPERS, srenoGraphers and
general office help wishing positions.
Miller Agency, 52s Chamber or Com.
merco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
The Judge
Is on
Trial

cali Mr. Arch the New England manufacturers OF cottons
and woolens make up the political vaudeville.
Doubtless investigation OF prices and costs OF production
needed but this is the thing that the hog combine most
and for this that their attorneys the senate
and house strenuous opposed the creation tariff commission
OF experts 1t indeed foresa anything OF that that
the and committee proposes occupy the field with
wtewasng inquiry for political The tariff makers
propose give themselves certificate OF good character
The republican national platform calls for such degree OF
will equal the difference OF production
home and abroad besides paying reasonable profit the
acturer The ways and committee knows that i'll the
of the hog combine they greatly exceeded this legitimate
OF protection and accordingly they fear honest inquiry
which would expose them
By all let there be full investigation OF the of
prices their relation the tariff Of the
increased production of gold and other clements but this
inquiry have value be conducted by the who
made the tariff by the attorneys OF the trusts in congress-
1t will not be disputed that have united bring
oppressive prices for the of life In
natural the OF gold production they
be helped; but there Of
purely artificial and and the of the
proposed inquiry by the ways shield
popular the and agencies responsible for
these conditions
These shallow congressional schemers will help
all by acting Judge OF their and their findings will
be received with They propose supply the country
with the spectacle OF Judge on trial before himself
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Letters From the People
BLAMEs CORPORATION LAWYERS


Editor San Francisco Gail: The ex-
cellent editorial in today's issue of The
Call, entitled Judge Brewer on the
Bar and Bench" has so much that is
good in il that 1 hesitate 10 criticise
it at any point. On the whole it is
thoroughly sound and sensible and is a
much needed utterance at this time.
But with one sentence I can hardly
agree: The Iawlessness of the great
corporations exists only because of the
power to defeat justice by legal chica-
merry Granting that this is true in
large measure, is it not necessary to
state the fact in Just the opposite di-
rection to bring out the other half Of
the truth? Are not the great corpora
tions to a great extent the creators OF
the legal chicaneTy from which we suf-
fer? How does it happen that condi-
tions are so bad in our courts except
that these conditions have been faith
cred and fostered by the big special
interests which they so diligently
serve?
When the investigation is carried far
enough ii will be found that back of
all the inefficieney of our courts is
the fact that so many of our abIest
lawyers are intellectual mercenaries
selling their services against the pub
lie veal and the safety of society and
the dignity and honor of the law itself
to any feudalistic corporation Iordship
which will pay them a big salary.
The lawyers are the Hessian troops
of the corporations, and the corpora
t1ons are as responsible for them as
George III was for the miserable mer-
cenaries who fought against American
independence There is this difference.
however, that the Hessians of old were
hghting against foreigners, while our
lawyers sell themselves to betray their
own country and their own kin. Not
all of them, by any means, for Justice
Brewer, let us believe, is but one of
the seven thousand" who have NOT
bowed their knees to BaaI."
ROBERT WHITAKER.
Los Gatos, February 2, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

The man who sells himself defrauds his buyer He delivers
parcel of damaged goods He has destroyed his sefrespe and
thereby his value.
He responsibility because he not justify con-
hdnce and he justify confidence because he not justify
himself
His word worthless There honor behind inspire faith
Like history he repeat hmewhat money can buy
can buy again He pepetuay marked for sale higher bid
hire him.
None but straightforward go straight forward Shiny
feet slip on the paths to fame
Traitors country do become patriots in another Spies
deped their ranks They the shoulder
straps of commanders Their eacherous remembered
long after their daring courage forgotten.
The that the world demands of any worker for his
wage his his ideas and his labor When he gives he gives
less An edge can't be keen isn't clean Rusty tools not
trusty tools
Apart from the morality of honesty advisable because
safe Men well apples weaken the the rotten spot inside
inevitably produces fall.
CohmighL hr
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

A. B. GRAY Of Elko, New, registered at the
Argouaut hotel yesterday. lie is newspaper
editor and also one OF the prominent poti-
clans Of the segeorush state, being at present
chairman of the democratic state central com
mittee.
J. E. sTyBBs. president of the University Of
Nevada, and Bishop Robinson OF Nevada were
among the arrivals the ST. Francis yester-
day. registering from Reno.
ISIDoRE B. DooKwEILER of Los Angeles reg
istered at the ST. Francis yesterday He is =
prominent attorney and a democratic leader in
the southern part of the state.
J. L. GILLIS of Sacramento registered at the
Palace yesterday He is state librarian and
was in town to attend meeting of the state
library board.
w. D. BALDWIN and wife were among the
days arrivals at the FairmoDt yesterday. He
is prominent planter in the Hawaiian islands.
LIEUTENANT CHARLES ]. MILLER OF the
United States marines registered at the Fair
mont yesterday. accompanied by his wife
FRED W. swANToN. who insists there i
never dull moment IN Santa Cruz. regis
tered at the st. Francis yesterday.
HARRY oSGooD. an attorney of santa Barbara.
IS at The Union Square with hls wife.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

MRS. VIRGIL BoGUE has taken an apartment
At IS Fifth avenue. New York. Mr. aud Mrs
Carlo Baron are with tue Bogues at present.
They expect to so TO Italy in March.
GOVERNOR JAMES N. GILLErT and daughter
Miss Ethel Giilett. were down from Saera-
mento Yesterday aud registered at the Palace
JOHN B. DANGBERG. wealthy stoekman Of
Minden. Ney.. registered yesterday at the
Stewart.
FRED W. WEST and A. d. Patterson tive Sac
rsmentO promoters. registered at the Palace
yesterday.
H. P. FOX and wife Of stamford Conn. we're
arrivals yesterday at the Manx. He is
broker.
GEORGE K. FLEMING, real estate man or
Sacramento. registered at the Stewart yester-
day.
ALBERT HANFoRD. real estate promoter %
Sacramento. registered at the 81. Francis yes
terday.
P. j. KLEIN. prominent mining man OF Butte.
Mont. is at the Arscuaut. accompanied BY his
VIE.
II. N. PARKHURsT. businessman Of Pacific
Grove, registered az the Argoaaut yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Rare Remedies

In some parts of England the natives
say the best way to cure a stiff neck is
to wrap live snake about il. In some
of the Hebrides islands great faith is
had in perforated. water worn stones
called snake stones" These are dipped
in tepid water, which is then given to
cattle which have been bitten by snakes.
II no stone can be obtained the head of
an adder dipped in the water gives lust
as good results. An eeEs skin worn as
a garter around the naked leg is a fine
preventive of cramps and in some To-
ealities IL is equally good as baEdage
for a sprained limb
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Shakespeare on Insanity

What is it Shakespeare did not
know? DR.. Robert Jones, in the Hos
pital. points out that it was he who
suggested the development of the in
sane mind. The passage occurs in
Hamlet act H., scene ,:
And he, repnlsed "a short tale to make,
Fell into u sadness; then into a fast.
1heDce TO watch: thence into weakness
Thence 10 lghtness; aud. by this declensfoy1
into the madness wherein now lie raves
And all we vail for.
Here. adds DR.. Jones. we have the
successive stages-melancho the re-
fusal of food, sIeeplessness. and de-
lirium-until we reach mania. at is an
excellent description OF incipient in
sanity
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
The Man Who Sells Himself
By HERBERT KAUFMAN

A sneak Furnishes HIMSELF his past won't let him pass Memory
py his vitality and his enthusiasm Fear feeds upon ms
vgo He perpetual dread of discovery He must constantly
guard his wongdong When his brain should be filled with creative
ideas his mind is occupied with secreive plots
The who breaks the law thereby breaks HIMSELF he not
plan fight while he's figuring flight
Even when employers lower themselves utilize weaklmgs for
ends they keep them under continual observation and although
they may have acted under orders epudate them the FIRST chance
On the other hand high ideals find openings favorable
establishments where dhonor occasionally baes its
The very craest hrewd enough realize the advantage of
association with relably-no puts higher premium virtue
than those who have lost it.
From every point and all walks of life every profession
and trade of wholesome principles stands the best show for
He's bound advance because he's bound down handcap
from his ability be above the but his
dependaby worth more the greater bance of unprn
cipled rickster.
If he's right from the first he' last to the last.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06


concerned about the prices he for his food he finds
himself little perplexed by the conflict OF scientific authority
r---------l $ what drink and avoid if he
Beans and would nourish himself and at the same time
Peanuts Roasted protect his purse
TO Turn one learns lor instance from a noted
aa beans-dred containing more nutri-
equal quantity OF beeseak likewise
stuffed with nourishng and stimulating quality. If you poor
always paonze the peanut butcher
informed under the surveillance OF the depart
justice which, like the unexpected god that of the
machine works iii mysterious way its wonders perform
On the other hand the comfortable of relief inspired
by Professor aa inexpensive substitutes for beefstcak
and somewhat discouraged by the
OF the celebrated Doctor Tuck of Chicago Does happen
heard of Doctor Turck? then
specialist the ills that do act the human his
language about beans simply awful We quote his diagnosis
Of New England ills:
New has produced race
dypepics It's farmers OF their outdoor life
humanity Europe
repenishmen
England product pork
typical
pork and beans hot biscuits doughnut and nn already
on decline.
began spread lap of luxury
has the decline OF all
Doctor Turck prescrbcs only for the stomach
likewise for the lap OF luxury, and like his prescriptions his
language little mixed One gathers however the confusion
that the lap OF luxury the oboggan Doctor Turck mixes
his pills with philosophy.
But what shall the Ultimate fatten
his and himself compelled choose between terrible
urck and the bameess aa like the we'll
burden between two bundles OF hay:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
The San Francisco Call

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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

lnVestgaflon OF TIC nigh cost on IN1hg. IT
should be an edifying spectacle to watch
Serene Payne performing as Judge OF his own
tariff assisted by his partners in this enornity.
But the show will be incomplete unless they
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

\ NE learns from Washington with certain amusement
enhanced by surprise that the ways and committee
the of representatives is about institute
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
INDEX OF THE
WEUJ TODAY
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1910
CITY

CITY
ro-r-arize-- or California ~afe Seposit coul-
ra7- to deposit 10000 as guarantee. Page "A
un~.es ncnbcrs cr >caool board 10 carry fight
I. supreme eourt. .-sge -
d-iztrfHl -Iom Moore. rage SO
Charles Krilu~ dies or Jung trouble ~aortly
af.er h-ng brought from Arizona. Page So
>ea.saI= ~ af~s Laura smith ard Jack Demp-
~ Page 23
Delegates .o druggists 'eutiou viii receive
hasrry welcome. rage -
Ao definite action on return of Slot machines
is planned. as-e %
ssr Francisco seeks for l-rscr share Of traffic
t.a i-anems- Page -
sorr,-.r rr.a. consents 10 probation Tor dis
honest clerk Page 25
Judge c-alam vigorously deneun.cs long dis
raaee ra.lIe-~ divorces. Page 2G
Iaaa,r.sI people arc divorced. but continue
ta a.t together. Page -
nsrr.a o,assus. Scbnmann Henk and
I.1ilard e,era reoranE coming. Page Is
>-ser af former Mayor Taylor suffers heavy
I.~- .r d-. Pare -
E1~'sn5 sad wife atrs,kcd. bound in bed and
r..=-i bs armed Chinese. l'ai-e ~
Exposition committee -B search of suitable
>Ir fr- enterprise. i'asc %
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

ION-SubScriber. Ia Honda. How
can young Of good education and excellent
reputation obtain commission in the United
States army without being a graduate OF the
military academy at West Pointc
Commissions as second Lieutenant IN
the army are granted to such as en-
list a 5 privates in the army and pass
successful examination, and 10 certain
ones who serve in the volunteer forces
in case of war
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

AGASSIZ-C. T.. R.. Elmira. How is the name
Agsssiz pronouuced2
1t is pronounced Ag-a-se with the
sound of the first as in am. the sec
ond a as in ask and the e as in event.
The French pronunciation is A-gs-sie
with the sound of as in ask and
as in event.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

CARDS. J. C. and w F.. Chico. In look
ing over deck Of cards I md that the jacSs OF
clubs and diamonds have two eyes each while
those OF hearts and shades have but one each.
also that all the kings but have two eyes
and the queens each have two eyes Why Is IN
that the face cards are not all alike as to eyes:
The reason for this is that the artist
who drew the pictures for the first
cards presented some IN profile and
others in fun face.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

THE UNION-M. $. City. How many states
and territories are there in the American union
at this timee How many representatives. has
California in congress?
Forty-six states. three territories
two districts. California has two sen
ators and eight representatives in con
greSS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

LAND OFFICES-A Reader. Fresno. Where
the United States land offices located in Gait
fOrnfae Is there general land office Tor Call
forniaa How fs person to obtain information
about government land in the state:
There is but one general land office,
which is located at Washington. d G.
The United States land Offices in Cali
fornia are located at Eureka. Independ-
ence. Los Angeles, Oakland. ReddinE
Sacramento. SusanVtle. sacramento
and Visalia. Each office will. for
small fee. furnish plat of government
land in its district.