The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-28
BUSINESS NOTES.

The feature OF the local stock mar
ket IL the strength OF Detroit Edison.
III has reached a high price, a safe
being recorded at 104h.
Most of the Detroit bank men who
& viii attend the convention OF the Am
\ erican Bankers association In Los An
eolss, leave the city some time today.
\ 8eyeral left with the New York dele
4 cation. Sunday.
The Penberthy Injector Co.. OF De
troit, has decided to make $20,Ooo
(; addition to its Windsor branch, pro-
y1ded the city viii fix satisfactory
5 assessment and give concessions en-.
joyed by other manufacturers.
The Detroit Real Estate board held
!, IT. nrst weekly luncheon In the Pen
obscot inn, at noon, WEDNESDAY.
1Thore was q general discussion or
real estate affairs. These luncheons
viii probably be kept up during the
year.
The Builders and Traders exchange
VIII hold q meeting at 1880 this even
1ne. to form q social club among the
& members for the winter season. Ex-
kensive plans are afoot to promote
ne social features Of the organiza
Hon.
In the annual meeting Of the Mich
lxnn Association OF Certified Public
|. ,2ccountants. held recently In Detroit,
(. o(acers were elected as follows: Pres
idcnt. N. A. Hawkins; vice-president,
s Fred Wilson; treasurer, Harry Ripple;
& Decretary. Fred T. Giles.
IN q meeting Of the creditors OF the
Clpugh q Warren Co, In the Offices OF
& the Detroit Trust Co., Tuesday, II was
dokided to continue the business as
~ going concern. A committee OF
& three will be appointed by John Bal
1nntyne, who acted as chairman OF the
meeting, to care for the interests of
\ he creditors.
Ulmer l.. Allor, receiver for the
Brown Hotel Co., appeared before the
n referee Tuesday, and refused to turn
over the money held by him as re.
4 eotver to the Detroit Trust Co..
5 which has been appointed trustee. He
Uetitioned for review OF the order
: requiring him to give up the money
Z before Judge Swan.
Referee In Bankruptcy Lee 8. Jos
lyn issued a notice, Tuesday, to all
interested that they should appear
before him today to present argu'
ments why the $4,000 life insurance
Z policy on the life of Frank p. Glazier
n held by the bankrupt estate should
not be sold In accordance with a pc
<ltion before the court.
Speaking before the Detroit Credit
" Mem, Tuesday, w. K. Brownlee. Of the
Brownlee-Kelly Co. wholesale lumber
\ dealers, paid the following compliment
4 70 fhe retail lumbermen of Michigan;
''There are no better credit risks any
EWhere than the retail lumber dealers
- the cities and towns of Michigan
n mi neighboring statesmen operat
M with q capital OF from $4,000 Il
r no 900, on the job all the time, care
& IA, energetic, thrifty and practica
and most of them not above loadin,
B 4 wagon or driving a team when occa
SION arises"
The Detroit Credit Mems associs
Ion held It's first meeting after tn,
& nummer vacation, In the Pontchar
train Tuesday evening, opening tn,
B I'M campaign with dinner. Their
<vors about 100 members in attend
<h,oce. After q short business session
0obert w. Smylie OF the People
A DtAte bank gave an interesting talk OF
~ subject. What is q credit mani
. ~ vas followed by w. K. Brownie
*tf the Brownlee-Kelly Co. who spok
~ ~Credits large and small" Samue
IS Shade sang several selections dur
- the evening. A tribute was PAL
r. me late Harlow p. Davock, VIII
~ closely connected with the worl
the credit men, and q committee
~ appointed to draft suitable resolu
- expressing the sympathy of thu
Isolation with his fAmily.