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The Washington times., 1910-10-02
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES
SHOWING AN INCREASE
One Hundred and Twelve More Permits to Operate Motor
Cars In District Issued In Month of
September

One hundred and twelve licenses to
operate automobiles IN the District or
Columbia were issued by the Auto
mobile board during September
The first number issued during the
month was 1917, which was awarded
10 ~ c Hayden. while Kelly & Nc
Donald obtained the last number,
which was 1929.
Among those to whom licenses were
issued were DR.. L. ". Glazebrook.
Dr. L L Friedrich, John K Heyl
vice president of the Automobile Club
Frank B Pyle, J. y. Bonaparte, Major
G J. NewSarden, y. s A. DR.. w P.
c Hazen, and Thomas ". SymOns.
The licenses issued were:
55lI-N- G Hayden, s54 + street
lalS-l-- W GIaZeurOOk. POP ? street
esp DUlaney, 2547 WoOdley lane
la-9-L-- 7 Friedrich, 20 < Capitol
l5Sl-E- j Barbour. liz Fourteenth.
.5s-Ci- p Bicl1fOr6, 29s Cedar street,
TakOma Park
z28-E. Piper. I1o5 5 Carolina avenue.
t3z4-W Washington Loan & Trust Com
paHy, Ninth and r streets
7Sz5-A- G. Frey 1880 Fourteenth street
tS55-J- z Ray ~ Four and-a-half
street
5SzEV. G. owen, ISsI G.
.s2s-R E Boiseau. Potomac Bank bldg
.sz9-W. B. Johns, 1918 T.
t5aJ-S- B BUTEhOluer, 53l = street
7531-E,. a. Newman. 400 Eighth street
TEA L NOrCrOss. S19 Taylor street
l555-CS- Is. Heniecke. 1854 Georgia ave
lS3f-J. E Powell, Box 5, Station Il.
$50 II Biliingsley, 6l5 Fourteenth
street
zry6-M E Gregg, Gus woodIey apart
ments-
ISL Z. Hine. 1917 Newark street
lSs-H p Wasser, 709 Sixth
la5s-E- l. Weston, The Raleigh
4T-P. W. Caltee. 10 Thirteenth
134l-Dulin & Martin Co, IZ15 F
7s+--J Nolan & sons, ~ Fourteenth
7343-L- R. LOhr, 80 Eleventh street
southeast
724-J h HeyI, f3 Tenth street
75s5-EN ashinEtOn Post 1913 L.
73t6-W- X Carr, 1413 K
I5fI-NE- HiLZ. -HlbbS bldg.
755s-G. Y. Stuart. S34 . street south
75f5-E- r Bouic, 1871 Twenty-frst
-85a-A. Parker. Florence coart-
55II-C- A Fisle, fI5 Ninth street
7352-B- F. Rider. : Iowa circle
7S53-S- J. Veuable. Chevy Chase, Nd
I554-R. Semmes, e2S Pennsylvania av-
enue southeast
T-55-R- r ThOmzssOu. 1914 Rhode Is
land avenue, northeast
7556-G. b MUlIin, 1870 CrittendsE
755-E w. Rosenbusch, 17H Thirty
7S@E. E RapIey. IS Louisiana ave
nue.
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zS5e-2Irs. D. NJ Bamm, The Toronto.
lS99-F. s Avery, 29O6 street.
1S62-E- 2 Dean, Burlington apa-t-
785s-o. C. Mccardeu. 12e A str.ei
northeast.
795l-C, c PernOn. rs Eighteenth
79s5-H +. Harvey, ZOOS Pennsylvania
avenue
T2s6-1irs, NJ w Marvin. lis Eighth
5357-EI- Aehterkirehen, Fritz Reuters
I36S-J- n Bonaparte, 1877 K street.
f56S-T- Beale, s Jackson place.
45IO-F- o Knight, I620 Tv- snty-secOnd
7gTl-w- C Woodward. I76s Lanier
place.
72z2-T- H Rees, Stoneleigh Court
15.3-E- G Syphax, 1906 s street
Ell c Courts. 1897 Kal. road
1517-T. \. Johnson, S22S Sherman ave
757G-D. ". Smith, go F street.
l5li-T- c. Gray tuberculosis Hospi-
757s-Nfajor C. J. Newzarden. Z. s. y.
81, &c A Stedman, l1JS New Hemp
Tcso-J- ". Ward. sz1s Fourteenth
street.
-zSd-A- L Bliss. Bliss building
7sss2--Ttobert n Montgomery, 1l3o Six
7Sa-w- F. R Phillips. 1907 Sixteenth
7sS-Miss NJ speatlIng. Navy Ya.d.
72s5-Airs- W H Hoyh. Toronto Apart
ments-
73S6-H. b Truman. 81 F street
ISL w Clark, 301 The AIbemarle-
73SS-9I- NJ Bostwick, IO7 - Patrick
street. Alexandria. Va
72s9-R- W G. Whit, 1870 Rhode island
avenue
72eGH- P Davis. 1872 Third street
7S9l-S- V V Prince, ID Second street
DoI rfCsSL
72s2-1- z Church Falls Church. Va.
1851 3 Jones, 2O32 p street
IS94-F- b MCGivern, Is Quincy place
northeast
72g5-E- a GarIoclz. for Imperial Motor
Co. I21a Y street
1850. NJ Reinhardt. n D. JOY South
Charles street. Baltimore, Nd.
72g7-B. 6 Adams. 50 Eleventh street
CS-F E Kneip. 3IUnsey building.
1857. G Myers, 50 O street
I4'.1-L- d Walter, NJ D, 1884 9 street
northeast.
751-FIorence 3. Atkinson. 1875 7 ven
ty-urst street
7463-E : Newman. s14 Fourteenth
street
7ios-wm. II. Wilder, 1850 North Capt
74ai-A. X p. Harvey, 1876 I street
7H5-John Q Walker, I12S Connecticut
avenue
7a0s-E- T Elgfn. 121s c street south
7407-wnIiam r MouIdin. Friendship
Heisats, Nd
7tGS-Peter TAYLOR, jr-. Arlington Hotel
tho r. Smith, 1Z10 FairmOnt street
-41-EuIian =. Adams, S15 6 street
7E1-V. H Lucas, Takou1a Park, D. Q
IA p Jorss. 1449 Harvard street.
7413-T-- r Murray. 2o97 Nichols ave
nue. southeast
TH-wiuiam J. Could, 6l6 L street.
7H-WHIiaul P c Hazen, 81 East
CAPITOL street
7fI5-Thonas AImat. 100 Oregon ave
nue..
7F17-John Wharton. The No-thumber-
land.
-i7s-P- D. Holmes. 1855 B street north
east
7419-wHliam r Sherwood. 1870 Thirty
third street
7420-M- Simon. SIS Fourteenth street.
7421-E- L Keller, 915 New Jersey ave-
nue.
7422-G. @ Hurley, 1872 Eighth street
742-M- J. Lawrence. 2131 Wyoming
75s4~H. ". Howard. s1s Massachusetts
avenue
7f2-A-. c dcElroy. 100 First street
northeast
-476-F. De 2. Weston. The Portland.
7fg-ThOmas W. Symons, 1906 New
avenue
7seo-Thomas ". Symons. 1876 New
EFaD1DShiTe avenue
7f29-EeIly & Mcdonald, 512 Star build
ing
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cause the danger involved is too great.
1 do not mea1 all automobile races
should be stopped, but when the ques-
ton Of Inadequate protection arises, and
when the lives Of contestants are en-
oangered. something should be done"
District Attorney Franklin }. Coles,
OF Nassau county, said he had not az
yet given the affair any consideration
He had not been TO the races, but sent
several Of his men there to preserve
order.
Coles said the board Of supervisors
had given the permission 10 hold the
race and for the association 10 use GER
tain roads Of the county for a limited
time. but IL he found there was negIi-
Sence or carelessneSs displayed by those
in charge Of the race ne would act.
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
Nothing
Like

them IN the world. CASCAPETS
the biggest selleT-Wly5 Because
its the rest medicine for the liver
and bowels It's what they VII. do
for yOu-nOt what we say they VIII
dO-tllat makes CASCaRETS IA
nous. Millions use CASCARETS
and it is all the medicine that they
ever need 10 take.
CASCARETS Toe a box for a weeks
tEea tmeuL. all drugEIsts- EiEEgEtAE1-I
in the world Million boxes "a month.
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

VIII be made as a roadster. a close
coupled touring car and z Berlin. and
while the construction eTIbOdieS all the
owen features. which havs given entire
satisfaction this year, there are differ
ences in body design The owen road
ster Is Of the familiar ScuLtle-Gash de-
sign The front seat IS several inches
further back than usual, affOrding add
LIonal leg room
W c. Long, Of the Commercial Auto
mobile and supply Company, who re-
turned yesterday from his vacation,
spent in Atlantic City. said. IF the
" estern baby, christened EMF
hasn't yet passed the age where he re-
ouires il, MS parents can purchase his
Group medicine az the EMF drug
store in TiOga. N D. The manager or
that store is an enthusiastic owner Of
an EMF 80 and says he figured that
II the name was good enough for as
good a car as the one that carries il,
the same nomenclature would do for
his store
The Cook & Stoddard COMPANY has
delivered 2 Pierce-Arrow landaulet to
Mrs n. T Letter
The latest purchaser Of a Haynes car
IS J. T ExniciOs. the sale being made
by the Sims Motor Company.
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
CRUSADE STARTED
TO END AUTO RACES

NEW YORK. Oct Am active crusade
to prevent the running Of Jhe Grand
PTix automobile race on the Long Island
motor parkway viii probably be the re-
suit Of the disasters connected with the
Vanderbilt Cup race
When Harry Grant repeated his last
years performance BY winning the
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
CUP RACE A MENACE,
SAYS ACTING MAYOR

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-ActirE Mayor
John PUrrOy Mitchell. speaking Of the
fatalities in connection with the Van
derbilt Cup race, said
7 believe the Vanderbilt Cup race
should be regulated Under the present
conditions IL IS a menace
These races should be restricted be-
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great race IN record time IN an Acc car.
mis- wonderful feat was net greeted VITA
cheers Not a sound came from rfhe
grandstand, where society had cathered.
or from the enclosed fields were "a co
persons saw the race The reports OF
casualties coming one after another
with hOrrfying regularity, awed tie
throngs- y.
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

Miller Bros Auto and Supply Com
pany Yesterday received the first 1871
their saIesrO0ms TO inspect the new
model For the coming year the Owen
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
verland prices

Overland prices
fer 1911 BEGIN AZ
$40 for % b q
70 ar cylinders
and $3.50 for a
Torpedo Road
| GER
/ The . h p.
overIands sell at
$1,000 10 0s5,
q ccor din to
style OF trans
mission The 80
o. ID. Overfands
sell at S1,z5a- So
does the Inside
Drive Coupe
Tie prices run
to $3.50 and
SI.615 for the
finest cars pos
sible in % h. D.
with IIS-inch
wheel base
All prices in
-Iude magnetic
and full lamp
equipment
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

The Carter Motor Car Corporation re-
ports the. sale Of Washington cars TO W
W Price. John keefe, and Charles
Brown. During the week the company
placed the agency for Washington cars
In Richmond, Va. and vicinity with the
Virginia Motor Company The first
shipment Of cars 10 the new agency VIII
be maize during the coming week
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

The new over
lands are made
with fore doors
nd without
your choice at
one price The
fore door models,
for which most
makers charge
extra, sell the
same as the open
front We do
this because fore
doors viii IN
doubtedly be the
coming vogue
We will con
finue 90 manu-
facture five Of
the models pro-
duced in 1910,
but as the re
suit Of a large
investment 70 2
n e X IA = "
equipment, thess
FIVE models as
wei as all new
models, will be
reduced in cost
TO the consumer
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

Frederick w Swanton and Miss
Josephine SWa1IOn have returned from
an extensive tour through New Eng
land IN 2 REQ roadster. They covered
1.S59 miles and visited many OF the New
England resorts Hhe entire trip was
made on one set Of tires
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

David s Hendrick. who has the
agency for the Thomas Flyer and
Interstate, has leased the salesrOOm
at 1917 H street northwest formerly
occupied by the LurtreII Com "a ny
AJr. He1dTick took possession = ter
day. ard VIII make number OF i'm
pToTeTaeuIS IN the SeIesTOOm- he is
expecting a large SHIPMENT Of cars,
and expects 20 have an imposing AZ
ray Of 1911 models on display within
the next week
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

The Cook & Stoddard Company has
delivered 2 Pierce-ArTOw landaulet to
Mrs. N. T Letter
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

designs
qualii for anyu
Amador ledger., 1910-10-07
JACKSON
FU r N ITUR RE
STORE
L. c. WHITE
Proprietor

l.. ". HhGl Z PEOpI I6lOI
Art Ticking (McRoskey Matress) filled
with best silk floss from $ 1 o up.
Combination sanitary couch all metal
$3.50. And fancy art ticking to 60
with it at SS4 while the lot lasts.
Big assortment OF full size enameled
iron beds, brass trimmings SIS mp.
Wood end enameled iron cribs $3 up.
Large assortment dressers $3.50 up.
Sideboards, chiffioners. cupboards.
kitchen cabinets and china closets Of
all descriptions. All go at sacrifice
Wall Pock cts and pictures to go cheap.
Solid Oak domestic refrigerators, from
$3.50 up. A regular SIS model.
Rugs, art squares. mats, mating,
sample carpets and linoleum
Stoves of any kind and size and all
prices. This is the season for bargains
Big assortment of goose feather pillows
with the best quality of ticking.
All wool blankets from $3.50 and up
Any size and color shade, with Hart
shorn roller, best on the market.
Bissell carpet sweepers to go $3.50
26 Main St. Telephone
jackson, Black 743
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

appearance are taken promptly at al.
most prohibitive values.
The strength shown by the hog
market, early in the month. still con-
tinues. The sudden revival in tho 10
mand for beef has strengthened tho
sentiment In the live hog division snh
the firmness shown By the specula,jya
TRACE In hog products mas coEtribnIed
strong undertone to the fresh oor,,
market. Just now the statis;icai No,
sitlon OF the market is very sIropc
resulting from continuous renor,ino
oil SHORTAGES in arrivals, when com
pared with similar periods last wear
The five principal western mortais
now show a shortage OF more thar >
OOO,O0O hogs since the beginning -,
the present year. November recein,s
were disappointment to the buviny
contingent, and Very few hos bave
mace their appearance so far tb,a
month. The belief that fewer hogs
are on feed than at this time las,
year. Is becoming quite general with
the trade. In fact, nearly everybody
10 just as bullish as they were bear.
ish on this date last month.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Demand for Stockery and Feeders
Features Local Lice Stock Market

The new year bids fair to open with
all grades OF live stock on a broader
basis than IL has known before in
many moons. The lowering of prices
frbm the block, always tends to ac-
tiyity and a material broadening OF
the trade. That the rank and file Of
the people, the country over, arc
hungry for meat, IL proven by the
promptness with which they make
tlIeir purchases as soon as they feel
that the price Is within their reach.
frhe dullness and chronic weakness
which characterized the cattle trado
during November and the first half of
December. have given place 10 a re
viTal I'm demand which has caused
p1lces TO rebound from the recent low
pAint I'm much the same manner as
tney Odd in the hog market, immedi.
aCely after Thanksgiving.
Tidy yearling stun still leads tho
d1mand. owing 20 the fact that cattlc
a this kind are badly wanted by both
Hers and feeders Heavy bullocks
- ptill slow sellers bur very few arc
~ 81 the country. Feeders who have
4 Dds heavy cattle this year have prob
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
BY II. II. MACK.

ably lost more money than ever be-
lore by a similar undertaking. The
leading feature o. the current cattle
trade liz the demand for stockers and
feeders which has seldom been so i'm.
perative at the beginning OF the year.
Feeders are extremely anxious TO Sc
cure secondhand" cattle that have
been nicely warmed up, but very few
OF this Kind are running. il takes
courage TO pay prices for feeders
within so cents per cwt OF the value
OF finished cattle, but confidence IN
the future OF the trade seems to be
quite general, and that is all that is
needed to make a market hum in this
country.
The recent course Of the sheep and
lamb trade would tend to make To-
ginner In the business trifie dizzy.
so uneven is the market. The de-
mand for feeding lambs is active In all
markets. but as The Times predicted.
in October. not enough lambs OF feed
ing quality are coming to warrant the
buyer spending his time In attending
market sessions The few desirable.
habitat lambs that are making their
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

The Iron Trade Review. Of Cleve-
land. in its summary OF the iron and
steel situation. says: The year lsos
will be remembered OH account OF the
wonderful recovery from profound de-
preston TO great prosperity, when
took place without the violent fiuctua-
tions in prices which characterized
other periods. The year just closing
will be recalled on account OF the
wholly unexpected and steady decline
which followed a few weeks or great
activity and splendid promise. II has
been a year OF creeping paralysis OF
trade. Much attention is beiDG given
TO prices at present, and In some cen
tiers there seems TO be growing sent
iment that definite acrion should be
taken at an early date upon prices OF
finished steel and iron. Export busi'
ness continues good. especially To
Great Britain. Structural contracts Tor
the week have been light. amounting
to no more than $4,000 tons"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
JoBBuNG PRICES.

Canned Gecd.-Apples. gals. s..75;
baked beans. lib. go 6Oc: Lima beans,
81 so. Corn Fancy Maine. $40:
standard. soc. Table beets; si.ssn 40.
Area Soaked sarly 5Sne, VI a snd
Sockeye. tail. ss.i5: fiat. s225: Alaska
reds. $l.s0; Alaska pinks sl,.5. Toma-
toes. $50 soc; succotash, 81 4 lilo per
doz.
CoGe~-Packet coffee. ioo-lb. case.
Feed-Bran. SET: fine middlings. sss:
coarse middlings. s25: cracked corn.
s23; coarse cornmeai. 1913, corn and
oats chop. s2l per ton.
Flour--Alichigan Patents. In wood.
STRAIGHT. s465 clear, s455 per bbi.
Rye Hour, S4.30 pc Dbl.
Oii-Raw iinseed. s5c: boiled, lin
seed. Soc: Diamond headlight kero-
lllsc; crown gasoline. l5c per gal: tur-
Proyi.ioas-Mess pork. S2lbo; FAM
lily. $3.50; medium clear, SCI 2 22.eO;
l4hc; shoulders. lie; picnic hams. lie;
sac: kettle rendered. ii,.c 10. -
sugars-Quotatfons corrected daily
ny w. 8 alb Edfs1 s sS e .Fs Eagle sS
e. blets, $3.50: cut loar. $50; cubes.
1925 XA..X powdered. $5.55; stand
ard. powdered. $3.50. granulated. extra
ssSSa scars $40 hne In bulk Sioii IN
granulated. s4s5. household powdered.
6-lb cartons. Is to case. So; lib car
tons, As to. case. $3.50; diamond \.
siS S Sonfses e 1e 'soS No NO
$s;s No; 9. s!es; No. :. s4'gs9: No. a.
$40; No. II. St,es: No. u. s. 60; No. Is,
sa:sS; No. IL. Sass: No. 10. s4s5 per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec 29.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Firmer: mess,
s22 "a 22.50. Lard: Weaker; middle west
spot. Sl075 ql0s5 Sugar; Raw. duh.
centrifugal. 90 test. s3.9sR muscova-
do. SO test sassy refined. quiet: cut
loaf, $3.50 crushed. $3.50: powdered,
81 90: granulated. $3.50. Coffee: Rio
No. 7. on spot, 13b a 13 sc. Tallow:
Hay Quiet. ST 10; No, :, s5a soc: cio-
yer. 55Qs5c. Dressed poultry: Tn
settled turkeys. lea csc: chickens. 10
a lsc; fowls. l0415c; ducks i0G lie.
Live poultry: Steady; geese. l21a u
l3 nc; ducks, l5c: fowls, l3h @l4c;
turkeys, 14Gl5c; ROSTERS. SC. Cheese:
Quiet and steady; state milk. common
to specials. l24l7+c; skins. common
TO specials. 31s a l2hc; full skins. 20
2ihc,
Butter: Receipts. 1891: creamery.
extra. 29i4 a soc: state dairy, tubs. 81 az
zoe, imitation creamery trsts. 20 q 24c.
Eggs: Steady; receipts 1923; nearby
white fancy, 4Sg50c: nearby mixed
fancy. 3sa3sc; fresh frsts. 81 q sec.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
LIVE STOCK.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS:
DETROIT. Dec. 2s.A-All grades OF
was active at decline. Prices ranged
as follows: Choice steers, averaging
nom l,Ooe to |, 100 pounds, al sotvW
$50. choice handy killers, |f9v ~ D 20
light TO good butchers steers and
heifers. s275 3.25; common killers
and fat cows, s2.50q 4.5O Gamers
cows. sl.25 q 2 25; common TO prime
shipping bulls. S3di. light butchers
and hcav ysausage bulls. ss50m $50:
stOckers and feeders. ss.5OM 40 per
Cwt. Mich COWS: Active at S3O@oo'
veal calves. steady AZ Saas per cwt
sheep and lambs opened higher. closed
even with last week; quality. fair:
choice lambs S6M6i5, light TO fair 50
= 90, common TO prime sheep, ssH
common killers. s2,759 3. 20: culls, SEA
80 per cwt. Hogs: Dull and zoe
lower than last week, quality. fair.
prime mediums and fat workers., 81 20
40 per cwt- Receipts: Cattle, 6ot.
calves. 267; sheep. S.225; hogs. s4,sS,
EAST BUFFALO-opening
Cunning ~ stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Dec. 20
Cattle Receipts. ears; steady; pest
1900 To i,400 10. steers, s6.2o q $50:
good prime l.200 to 1890 10 steers.
S5.e5 q 6.i5. bes; LOO 10 l.2o0 Id. ship
er steers. 1000 TO LOO 10 S5.2 20 q $50;
light butcher steers. sA75V5: best fat
cows. $4.5o@5; fair TO good do, $500
a common TO medium do, s3gs.50:
$500 SIS: good tat heifers. $+.5090,
fair 10 good do, 81 20 u 40. stock heif-
ers SS.50n 10; best feeding steers. de-
horned, s4Sog 40: medium 10 good
grades, ss50aS75, best bulls. s+75q
%; bologna bulls, 5000: stock
bulls, sS.75Ui25 best mixers and
spr'aaSS sss $40 700; common to good
Hogs Receipts. 20 cars. lower:
heavy, sS@soS workers. ss9sio' pigs,
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 40 cars:
lower: best lambs, s6.4oq6.5o heavy.
So. . q 5 90. yearlings. si.75mo: weth-
ers, sigil5. ewes. $3,50a3 .75.
Calves: s5Ml0.50.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO, n. y. Dec. ga
Cattle Receipts. so head, market,
quiet and steady; prime steers. 5000
so. butcher grades. ssg SIS. Calves;
Receipts, $50 head: market. slow and
sSssp an sp lambs b f Rsesps 500
market, slow. 20 q 40c lower. choice
lambs. - 4Og 80: Gull to fair $3.50
625' yeariings, s4.75q5; sheep. $685..
Hogs. Receipts, 1850 head. market.
slow. 20 q soc lower workers., ss6S05;
pigs. $50; mixed. SS@s05: heavy, IS
aS05; roughs. $7@7l0; stays, SEQ
$50
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dec 29-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000: mar
ket. 5@l0c lower mi ed and butch
ers, S150n7.S2 good heavy. S7.i5g
80, rough heavy, sT.i5 @ 60; light.
s. 40 a 80. pigs. s7.l5g7.95. Cattle,
Receipts, $4,000, market. slow; beeves,
81 So a G25; cows and heifers s2504
=: 20: stockers and feeders s3.i0@ $50;
Texans. $420Q5.35; calves. S725G9.25.
sheep; Receipts. $4,000: market. weak:
native, S2.60m 4.35. western. S2.I5u 430:
lambs s425 q $50; western. s475 $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 29.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 2 600. l5 q zoe lower. mediums
and mixed, s795; workers.. lights and
pigs. IS. Cattle: Receipts. cars;
slow, steady Sheep: Receipts, 10
ears. s6.S5. Calves: Receipts, 100. $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
RIDES TO DEATH IN AUTO.
Grand Rapids Man Is Drowneo When
Machine Goes Into Trench.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. o.
While hurrying home after spendinS
gay evening in the downtown section,
one joy-rider was killed and TWO seri-
ously injured. The dead man Is
Frank c. Roys. 40.
The injured: Tony Devlieger. IS;
Martin Sadler. Al.
While driving recklessly the party
sudde My dropped into 20-foot trench
dug by the city for a new sewer. Roys
was drowned while his companions
were rescuing themselves.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Thaw Discharged From Bankruptcy.

PITTSBURG. Dec. 29.-Harry X.
Thaw, slayer OF Stanford White, and
now an inmate OF the Matteawan. n.
Y, insane asylum, was today dis
charged from bankruptcy by Judge
Charles Orr, in United States district
court here. Attorney Graham, who
raised the only obstacle TO the pro-
ceedings, withdrew his objection to-
day and the judgment followed. IL Is
said Thaw's creditors will receive
about 20 per cent Of what is due them.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber x Co, Dec 90.
May wheat has been up sc over yes
terday's close TO &c. There appear
ed TO be liberal amounts Of wheat for
sale when the price touched g65c on
opening trades. and reaction OF Il .
followed. Later the continental mar
kcts came strong and higher. as well
as Liverpool and northwest receipts
smaller. These features have encour-
aged renewal of support May now
holding at 96& and the July price
nearly re over close yesterday Pos
sibly the prediction OF colder weather
tonight and tomorrow caused sup
port for the new crop month on the
rally.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Banker Robin is indicted.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-An indict-
ment alleging the larceny OF $4,000
was found today against Joseph &.
Robin. promoter and chairman OF the
board OF the Northern Bank. closed
by the state banking department on
Monday. His counsel. Former District
Attorney Jerome. promised TO produce
him in court later, and give bond or
$4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Those Mexican revolutionists with
some bitterness realize that IL Uncle
Sam had waded In and avenged in
suits TO the flag at the psychological
moment they would have licked Diaz
to fraZzie.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Are You Wei, Informed?

Well.read people could reasonably
be expected TO know the answers 10
these:
Where are me United States minis
located?
What is an ''indeterminate sen
tence?"
Who wrote Called Back?"
How many nails in shoe for
horses forefoot?
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Earnings of the Chicago Pneumatic
Tool Co. will amount 10 III per cent
on the capital stock for the current
year. according TO preliminary est1'
mates. II is not expected that the
dividend rate of per cent viii be In
creased. the surplus profits going into
Improvement and extension or plants.