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The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Markets 0Nd Finance
NrM Annk srnCk LE1.rEn.

Eeported Tor INC IIW's ~ ~
Craie n Go, trom NeW YORK. sen rs
Th, Bank Ct Eh4 land r'd'rtH .N~
rara from 2r. ta 8 per cent ana t""
,!e,,-,tn Gauk from a. 10 prr cent
'rH, continued trend towards ease M
r1,ua, rates The wotid over sh"uld
-, 80 lat.r hr "a large factor to-
varls highqt ptlves t"r American
.t,,rs T6rfa was "a guol class of Tor
niet,' and Investment butiu ials moIh, ,
,De and oprnfnE prices were at p s"ou
aI,ar.r mi "A number ot species iilr7 eN-
T,6,Iirp to httfsi man two points Nor-
fork a Wrsteru. among tae rails. VAS
.asDr.lelIy stgoiu. selling above par oh
5l.,',s ~ t. increase OF dividends.
rewards noon suuIe rtoEt -taNins aus
s1 "a reres~Inu f.lW the Nts ser prices.
steel aud tue CoPpr.s lost point "t
NOR. I'D thsir cav lirf gains ana the
nils selling on fractional I-t mar
<st is NOW dull uu tae decline
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
IoRRING Prices.

Canned GOod.-Apples. gals. s215.
baked beans, lib, 90 bOc. Lima beans.
81 UI 80 Coru-lancy Maine. sit0,
STANDARD. Soc. Table bertS, sl.25 u 40
Peas Fancy early june Si-2s. stand
ards 81. soaked 5ou zoe. salmon
SoCkeye. tall $50, nat. SIS. Alaska
reds, 5 81, Alaska pinAs s roma
toes. 80 ID sole, sucrotaSf, 81 ~ l.lo doz
(oHce-PdCtage coffee. lOV-Ib case,
s. i.-5 10 o.. delivered.
Ieed-BTau. SO. fine middiings. $50.
coarse midliinBs. $40. cracked corn.
SIS, coarse sutH meal, SIS. corn and
oats chop So ton
Flour--M4talgau patent7. tu wood
best. 5oa ordinary patent - D.
HpIi. Hf.t 90 per Dbl
Oils-Row Iiuseed. 1Sc boiled lin-
seed 43c, Diamond headlight kerosene.
Q iac. Perfection. loo .soceur. re.
crown gasoline iSc gal. turpeutine, In
barrel lots. 2lisc per gal
PROV l~ipn~-Mcss pork. So 30, family
pork. S1l.,5 m 20, medium, clear. SO n
POI smoked hams. Is &C.. picnic hams,
bacon, l5t n l.c. Hard, Soc terces, 1874 O.,
kettle rendered, i4stc per, 10.
~ugnr--Cl IDta tiOus corrected daily by
w. II. Edgar a Co.. Crystal dominoes,
ss95. EAGLE tablets. 5000. cut loar
500. cubes. $50, NNNN powdered.
ss.Na, standard. powdered. $3.50; gram
uIHt~d extra cOarie, s. 30. granulatcd.
huc. ln bulk 50 t5. Etunulatcd iu 25-lb
cotton bags, SEQ; Michigan granulat-
cod. S. 20. dlampnd a.. 81 50. conteEuon-
ers' 4. $o30, 40 J. $50. no. 2. 20;
No g. $500; No e, S5.lJ. No. s. $40.
No g. sos. 30 10. So. No. Il, S4.g5s
80 - $3.50, No.13. gt.S5. No. IL. Si.s5,
q. TO- $50 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
STILL ANOTHER AUTO PLANT.
Michigan Motor Truck CO. lncorporat-
ed. With Million Capital Stock.

AeNs th0I DetroIt WouH gan an
other miIHon-dullai auto manutacur-
ing company became public, Thurs
day, tLrou-h the filing IN Lansing o.,
articles OF Incorporation by the Mich
lean Motor Truck TO. The articles
state that 100000 OF the capital has
been paid H. Tie stockholders are:
Herbert " Thomas. trustee. $500
shares James c. Brown, Frank G ST
tuhiu Charles y Bristol Francis y.
P,yl " ID CHzbe. Frank Ford Carl
G.. Grnachec and Harry G. Pullman.
% shares each.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported Tor The Times bv Hayden.
stone n Co, 1lG-fIN GrlswOId-st
much iuproN ia tone this morning
aud general advance all around int
stead OF betug limited Go one class ot
stocks as recently The preliminary
January report of Chino showinR tu-
crease ia ote reserves 90 $500 GOO toms
making total 1880 GOO tons ana iu-
dlcating net values equivalent 90 so 81
share, is nearly reflected iu the pYiCe
Of THIS stock Utah Coppers advance
go 30 rise OF over seven points iu
Two days. is also notable, though new
developments frum tile lake. these
STOCKS uniformly strong, Lake Copper
selling A0ie. North Lake eos. Indiana
-. South Lake as, Franklin @tts While
the market viii no doubt continue On
sympathy Wit New York. tlo splendid
copper Producers report should tend
70 give IL Nrm tone.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
MAYOR MAY URGE
\ CITY OWNERSHIP
Ihis Is Program if D. U. R. Refuses
TO Make Just Bargain-Negotia-
tiOns To Be Hurried.
Although sessions of the committee

AlthOueh sessions OF the committee
81 nifty and OF the franchise commit
BCIeo OF The common council have nos
midget begun and cannot Wen begin un5ii
II the reports OF the "ifty's' sub-com'
hefmIttees are printed. program has
Tniready been laid out Tor rushing
"a 1irough consideration of the question
AE1It Is on the success OF this program
thai Mayor Breitmeyer bases his hope
pslIor an early submission OF the street
! railway question To the people.
AS outlined now, the franchise vote
- Mil be taken between July 10 anu
~. Aug. ! next This is contingent upon
lone thing besides the length of time
Necessary for negotiations that one
r.fhing being the fate OF the municipal
JoS. nership charter amendment 10 De
!. voted on in June.
- II may even develop that the clt5
Standardization Will be urging munlci-
1DnI ownership before that time lha'
-, Is something that depends upon the
latitude OF the Detroit United Ran
Way management
~ Just as soon as the reports arr
- p7inteu, the committee OF fifty VIII he
tfailed together for frequent sessions.
nstkhe r. L. Il. management VIII be SlF-
2 en OILY limited time 10 controve't
l~ltho statements made In the subcom-
admitted reports OF the fifty. iieas'
Afings on the whole matter will be held
3, tlnrine a week or ten days more, and
rlthen the negotiations for permanent
NReftlement will be on.
I Mayor Breitmeyer will stand by thu
efdecision Of the committee OF nifty ana
N)fhe council franchises committee as
InIto what is a fair and Just settlement
nj the d. Il. r. will accept such a SCI
Aiticment, then the proper notice ~
Vinlection will be given. But II the y.
MI. r. delays or refuses 10 make
y lust bargain, the administration forces
" arc likely 10 urge the adoption OF the
!, llhunicipa ownership amendment
(which will have been passed upon oy
Il Tie council IN the meantime.
y. Given the completion OF The printed
= feports by March land the mayor
{ hupes that the printing may be done
y carlier-the intention is TO end nego-
\, fintions with the d. L. x. by Marcn
.-2o. If possible. and by April as the
!. outside limit
= In any event. there will be a vote
sOn municipal ownership before there
ISis q vote on a franchise.
The council committee on charter
land city legislation has the municipal
e ownership amendment in charge. ana
Is expected 10 report in favor OF sun
WANTING il to the people, this action
coming this month and about month
& ahead of the earliest possible submis-
zion of a franchise agreement
III the municipal ownership amend
mcnt should carry, the later election
y can be held for the purpose Of voting
OH the security franchise which is re-
nquired in any plan for the municipal
q operation of street railways.
A request .came TO the MAYOR this
week for his permission for the
~ municipal ownership advocates 30
Nplace men at downtown corners -
"a 6ecure signatures 10 their petitions for
3fhc submission OF the question As
snrance was given that there would
not be the slightest objection from the
~ mayors Office.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
E-M-F.C0. MAKES DENIAL OF
RUMORS OF COMPROMISE
No Negotiations In Progress For Set
Element OF Squabble With
Studebakers

The Ereritt. Mel-ger. Flanders CO.
or Thursday issued a statement m
which il was formally denied tda.
any negotiations are or have been
in progress, looking toward d com.
promise ~ the litigation with thu
Studebakers
Rumor3 OF other changes, in viii b
the United STATE Motor Co was
mentioned I'm connection with the g.
MI are also denied, and the state
meut IS made mat the EMF co Will
continue It's present plan oil sales
vhica has proven $50 effective. auG
will 20 ahead ~ defend whatever
damage suits ma, he rought by tde
SmdebaEera. with Ire same roniiden
they have show! IN the litigation Of
the rast
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
MN NORk PRODUCE.

mos. slgsot s3Ts Lard. Flrm. mid
do west spot Sl2c5ml4G6. sugar:
Raw. quiet. refined duh coffee. No
rio ou thr spot. SIS, a. S2.c Tallow
outlet. city. 6Ac. country, is a &c.
Dressed poultry Firm scarce. Live
youltry. Firm. higher Cheese; Mod
eratcly active hrm. tun cream special.
ITt,UlNc. skins special, l4i4c, fun
skins so &c.
Coffee options opeue dsteady and un-
changed 10 3 points advance. Butter
Dull wCa keT. receipts t.t2b, creamery
extra. s-tsc. state dairy tubs % ID efCt
imitation creamery nrsts. "a % lec
Eggs. STEADY. receipts, 9.G9l, nearby
white fancy 81 ~ Soc; nearby mixed
fancy. e.u 2Nc: fresh frsts. 20 q 29c,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
LOTHRoP- AVE. FOLK PROTEST
I Don't Want Street closed for Erection
OF New Hospital
A prolonged and lively heht is

A prolonged and lively fight is ey.
!. gptcted TO come up IN the common
'scDuncil over the proposed closing Of
Lothroprave west of Hamilton boul,-
ward on account of the erection OF the
Anew Detroit General hospital The
= liospital plans call for the closing "
? llbthrop.aye. but residents IN the
q neighborhoOi ubieci most strenuous
us 70 any such plan
e AZ the present time iothrop-ave Is
! open, bur there are no houses on Thar
I Highway between Hamilton boulevard
AID Twelfth-st This is because the
i Third-aye. and frumbull-ave. car lines
have not vet been extended north oi
Hffle railroad tracks which arr lust
eHoIth OF the Grand Boulevard.
II will be urged that. since the De-
sffcit Genera hospital Is 10 be bullt
knp the pavilion plan, IL will cause M
4 Eieat Inconvenience TO have street
e rlnning Through the hospital grounds
! fkIhce there will nor be any heavy
Altavei On such street rhe noise
erould not be As great. IL is asserted
\ ~ that on the streets adjoining Har
!, pei and Grace hospitals. II is alsc
rcInted ont that service street i.
ftouired north OF the Grand boule
tard
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
tIII Amo ,iRAN.

CHICAGO teh. TO-. Wheat recover
ell all ~ yesterday $ loss tn opening
rance Offerings s.luty. Corn stroas
.or, COY erlug by shorts oats strpnS
with other grains Provisions isue.
ali around
Noou-A general h4y!us movement
advanced all grain futures SHARPLY.
Wheat ana ,IIu Cluscu >truuE 1au L.
higher all around Jar5 advanced ia
IS fupatH&. bgt nor $50 sHuIt.i Pro-
, .SIuus also closed strong
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
MICHIGAN WOMAN DEAD.
Or. Mary e. Green Gained Notoriety
In Law Suit Against Theosoph SITS.

CHARLOTTE. Mich Feb. lO-Dr.
Many f. Green. aged 66. well-known
is dead at Seattle
Unul Ave wears ago she was a resi-
dent Of Charlotte when she went TO
Tulsa, later going TO Seattle Several
years ago she gained international no
tJrirty IN a law suit 10 recover her
two grandsons from the Theosophist
colony 4, Point Iona. California.
The court held with her and the sons
are NOW with their father John j.
R0hn. proprietor % the Hotel World.
Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
FREDERICK A. KAHL SUED.
Foundrymsn is Accused OF Slanderine
Joseph Gerou

Frederick &. kahl the wealthy
foundTmau is named defeudan, ia a
suit for damages started by capia-
Thursday mCn.ug by Joseph Gprou.
horse deaier 4 deputy-sheriR VIII
serve the paper, Thursday afernoou
Gerou charged that Kahl slandere7
lin recently. when ne made tue
statement. You are 50 crooked Vol
couldn't lie in a round house Yol
cheated me In a horse deal" This
statement, Gerou alleges. is untrue
and damaging To- his reputation H.
brings suit for 10000
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
New Stock All subscribed

The new capital stock of the WAYNE
County Savings bank, which was in.
creased from s400. 600 To 81 900 900 IN
December is all subscribed. half OF
the Increase going into the surplus
ana the remainder being taken by the
old stockholders pro rata
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
LUMBER OFFICE is ROBBED.

MONKOE. Mich. Feb. To- Spe.
cial THE Beck lumber Office in this
city was bUrglariZed early last even
Ing. $40 IN cash and a SIS check being
taken The thieves later tried TO pass
the check al local store but were
refused
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
PAYS Penalty on oalIows.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 10
GeCrge ~ Schaeffer confessed muir.
dered OF Leopold Ermann. the Phil
AIDE lphia jewelry salesman. was
hanged here today rlangman Jane,
Van Hise. Of New Jersey. conducted
The execution
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Fire DESTROYS COTTAGE.

No. SIC Eighteenth.st. was destroyed
by fire of unknown origin Thursday
morning. The loss is estimated at
81 POO.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

i.2sl; Mp. 60. y. g.. 100. y. T., s.ee5'
Oub.. 2s a.. e.. goo ~. H.. 100, ose.'
eo,, Pan no. quincy, lAc. RAY 5lV' ;.
De 90. shan. $40. sup. LES - ~.
200 X A r. l4lN, Tam stlt Trim,
l0S. OH. $50. L. 81 r.. 900. do ptd
lSN. AnaN. 500. IL CAn-. lu- WIN w.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Frank c. Pinaree Improves.

Frank G. Pingree, the shoe manu-
facturer. who was stricken by par
alyses Monday is reported. Thurs.
day. as being much better although
not entirely out of danger
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Cfeameries. extras. zoe,
nrats 80, dairy butter, Use packing
stock 4c per 10.
EuEs-Ifrrsh current receipts. cases
Included s5c doE. Receipts Thursday
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
WLnton Co. 10 Ruild enowroor.

Tie WiptCn Motor Carriage Co mas
purchased 81 feet on the east side
of Woodward-aye. near Warren, and
is planning 10 erect modern auto
showroom on the site
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
90. lambs no. 50. ss.25 40, lambs 49,

Co. lambs 2i0. SO gs2s. 10. lambs 80.
su. $50
Haley Il McMullcn sold 10 Naele pkg.
Co. lambs l35. 30. $3.50. do. lambs ~.
900. s. SO. do lambs no. 80 S. do. sheep
o. TOO s., do, sheen g.. SO. $3.50
bought by Maggie pkg. co OF Water
lambs So. 6b. S.. 40. lambs 70. To- s.:
Roe com Co. lambs ISL. SO. SS.t5
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. = & ca. ar
Spicer a r.. hogs -. average wright
200 lhs. price SIS Nn, To t0s laa. $50.
10. ~. l,e, $50. Haley a McM. a.
aup s. SO. do. 1913. 100. $50.
bought hy Sullivan Pkg CO al Roe
com. 60. lao. ei0. SS.S0E 10 Tao. 1913.
sN,6o; Hales \ McM. 225 1oo, SS.f5t
bishop. n A H. $50 POO IS so. do $50.
10. $50, do tat $50 $50
BOdgiN ny Parker, Webb a 60. Of
Bishop. H. a H.. eS5. l70 $50, do t6S
poo s. So. DO. 6A. Loo. S. 20
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

AppIes-Fancy. ss@375,. common,
81 81 q =. So per DBL. western boz apples.
Rananas-Good Shipping stock. $50
ID 80. according TO qu1ljtN
heans-Drted Lima. Ia per 10.
Ictery-Homs grown. 90 sc doZ
California $40 per crate.
CanilfloWer-califoruia y-,5 ham,
per.
Cabbngr-sl .75d2 per hbl
Cbeese-Migufg3u Hat late made IS
q 70 i=c. fail made, lGia q l.c. York
State, tSlac. Limturser Visions n.
f5c York state. iHc. German cream.
trick l~la 01gr; schweitzer. domestic
block. zoe, domestic loaf - ~ Csc. iul-
ported 3> n soc Der b.
Crahherries--s2 a 9.2j bu, s5.5og $50
Dntrs-Perslan. 5a6c, Faras 98ei.c
Dressed CaIve--Eancy. 11Gllhc;
Dressed HoE--Lisat. lo8llc: heavy
3 69l-c per To.
Fig~-lmported. new. lIGl4c per ID,
California. >5c per box
Finnan Hsddle-9 a ! DC per 10.
Fresh NeKetables-Cucumbets. hot
houss 81 ~. 59s 2, g doz lettnce hot
bbl $50 doz radishes p z soc do2, wax
beans. s. per hampe.; parsley, 2jc doZ,
Green beans. s2Ij@3 PEI hamper.
30 n see au, Hubbard squash -, 43C
d., FLORIDA tomatoes. $50 n 30 per T.
basket crat" be- per basket. water
crrss. 2aH3oc doz. tGruips Goc bu.
berfS. COO bl carrots. 5pe bu. Elephant
5tt per doZ
Grnpe~-SIalagasa siq6.5o per bbi
GrSpe Fruit--$i Il 4 25 per case
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for balyd hay In car
,.o2ts. + o D. Detroit No. timothy
clover IniVrd. siGJ0Hl.: rye straw
SIS wheat and oat straw, -. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from 81 10 SIS, IS 10
Hides-No. cured. lie 80 cured
10. 40 green. 90. y" green Sc,
iap cured. 50. l. .ll12c No .. loc.
green NJ J. s.. No. Z. 1874. C.. calf.
cured 80. l6g; 10 S,,lst!4e' horse
skins as 10 wool. 50cd$2
Honey-Fancy white. l4aI5c: amber.
l0Hlir. extracted. 81 zoe per ID
LemonS-California $40 q2.5j box.
Line--5l N - per 100.
NnshrOCmS-5uc per 10.
Nuts-Walngts. q lGc. almonds. IA
Braplls. pa Ice. mlNed nuts. 4 z &C. 10.
new hickory nuts shelibarks. $3.50
ouiop.-2lichigan 75Qsoc bu, new
ornnges-CaIifornia nayels. s2.75a3,
Floridas. $50 bon. tangerines s. 25
box
OysterS-Soiid packed standards
81 -. selects, 81 per gal. standards In
small cans zoo; large cans. 25c; Sc
iecfs small use. large. 35c can.
Pineappies-tlorida $l1Jp2 doz;
81 ft 900 .p"I crate.
Popcorn-I.ais 2d2lac per 10
POtutOes-Car lots bulk. 52I 24c.
bags asa soc b.; new Bermudas, $22j
n 30 per bu.
P"uitry-SprIugs l6ixc. hens 16n
iG ia, ducks lJu loo. geese. lHD lfr.
TURKEYS 1TNr1Sc per 10. Dressed chlck-
ems. hens, l6N e., ducEs Cyclic.
geese. "a ljc; turkeys 2uFI2- per 10
Rabhits-$l.l5 per doz.
Ntrawbctglcs--6of n coo peg quart box
sweet pOtntOes-IerseN kiln dried.
$50 crate Illinois Sl.5 bu, 81 bbi
TailOW-No j. GI4c No. .. 5l4
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales al
Detroit Yards

The market opened at the Michi-
gan Central stock yards, Thursday
morning. With good liberal supply
on sale and quite a large number CT
good steers in the receipts. This class
was 10 10 10 cents higher ,han last
week ana the common grades - TO
p cents higher. Everything in this
department, was sold before dark.
The veal calye trade was active at
last weeks prices but grades bring
ing 81 70 $3.50.
The run OF sheep and lambs was
very heavy and the market 10 TO i
lower than last Thursday Nothing
sold Thursday for over $3.50 and NOT
many al that The bulk OF sales beins
al SS.25 FOR tops
The hog trade was active and -
cents higher than last week. Best
grades bringing $3.50
Receipts Cows. LOIS; Calves, 80,
sheep. 500; Hogs, 3llU.
CATTLE.
sold 10 Bishop Blllru & Holmes bf
E8muan beef CO., heiters D.. Ar"ra& e
weight 900 los. price So no. s,"etS
g. I.eln $50. Michigan Co... COW S
.. 90. 50 do. yOWs 10 $40, 40,
D..tcttrs ~. t45, $50. ~u4Ilt ah, go"
j. 1000 81 do. COWS - i1Oo. $50 30.
,.rrs IT, gst. $50, 60. steers 4. So,
S43a. do. cows 10 luou. $50. ham
none, - x 60. bulls .. H. l0, Stso, DO
bulls L. i.tlO. S4.yo, d" hr.ters 30
g4.V. kdWman, steers Il. 80. So.3t, 30,
cows 3. 500 So. do. COWS ~. 500
$40. 40. COWS D. $50. So, DO, bulls
g. zoo s.. do, te.tels ., ESQ. $40, sui
li.an. cows 3. lVI5. $5.25. DO. cows =
LOCO. 800. 90. cows 9ov, st.5V'
IIu2ruau. steers 10, 80, SSlV. 90,
steers .. sou. 50. Newton Beef Co. cows
sLI $50. do. cows l.. I'D 20. 81 +.
s -, Hoppe, COWS w. $50 tlal"-
muUd * s. 60. COWS =. 900 IL Newton
Beef TO. COWS e. $50 SO, 10. cow
SOU $50 do COWS s-9' -. 90.
COWS O.. ll,3. $50, do. cows :, Ll11.
S4.g5. do. COWS 3, Hoo, SD, Burton
& r., COWS o. IU2o Sl.J0, 40. cows ;,
600 $40. Coos. cows $50. tt ~
buas b. 5iV $ilJ. DO. bulls -, ~
s.. Newton COWS =. ll9o' $50, do.
sold by Spicer " Reason TO Coos.
htiftrs 3. $50. 81 20. katkowskt. cows
3 'i0 $50: Breiteabrc k, butchers ..
800. }i-5. do. cows D.. '20, $50, Rat
kowshl Du4!s J. 30. 50, 90, NUS :.
COO f+.to do, GOV i-9oo, So, SUI
Ivan. COWS 3. So, S3.@5. do. cows =,
..H ID 81
'ip. h9 'sHs 30 en-, '''t 10 40
.".'s 20 So. go a. -. 81
49,. =. ''''9' -""-" 'lIi'.i -,
ivan heitrr- ~ st", 500. MtcHl gan
D.. 3D., heiitts ~. 80 10 az 40,
'''. ''.'y' S'ill an 80 ~ % - -
- '", '' @'r' = - l''"l - ''''Y' ~
,ot i'i .". t."p =, lti ~ s''ei a.
w. e. d" ''N ana n'llrfs rai ~
- 'H- ~" COWS 3, LUZ - 90. LUIS -
..-''. - 10 80 80 All
t't,. ,3a "a 80. Ratkow-
sl,r. IiI.s 300 s. DO. COWS :" $50,
fni. nv U4fE.,,rt,. rnuss and
ri ~ -. Ereitr,be,t steers
II fGse WAITS feeders ~. 70..
81 ,l,.I1,, .,ld f., ii.',,n@,,d
~, -. s5s So, dn .If.rs
fiu y4l sullivan, 6.lIa 10g0.
"a a.. 90
,.,.., .o' .rt.,,,.,,s,,i, ,.,5,,s
' H. ..t.rt t.n 10
-,..,s .io so. SIIrIi,at r",ys
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

Nnainess-iike Printing. 40 fuss and
~ fHathprs. The plain. neat kind that
|1oks right. Times Printing CO. Is
Ithn Rest. Phone l49S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

ANY GTnt ca TELL TIE DIFF
|IfnENCE between a ready made or
||1fo 70 order suit. BE a tailor-made
man. suits 10 order from remnants
Nc. Worth st6.ls 20 $500
sfNGEE's, 81 MOnFoe-aye.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Bishop. Buleu q Holmes sold 20 Ham
mond. : a. CO.. lambs H.. average
weight - lbs, price S.5o. do. lambs
81. Co. $40. Fitzpatri,E Bros. lambs
80. cn. SO. Michigan ~ Co. lambs 81
o.. $40, Nnglc pkg. Co. lambs 10. so
$50. do lambs 23a. So. SS.25. swift A
90. lambs a. 90. $50. DO sheen ~.
no $500. Newton B Co. lambs i66 So.
So, strauss a Adler lambs % co..
s 80. do lambs %. 90. So.
Spi,er 4 Reason sold 90 Sullivan
pkg co., lambs p, s5. SIS Michigan
H. co. lambs 70 g. e. 20. NaEle Pkg.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
quotations by Hayden. Stone < O.:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-10

served yesterday evening were
 Mrs. James Band-Mrs. George Da y1s, matron; Misses Rose Custer, Fan nie Cheek, Edith Gaunt, Miss Henry Alma and Emma Dewoody.
 Mrs. Mullikin's band-Mrs. Hoober ry, matron; Misses Nettie Mullikin Lula Davis, Minnie Maui, Vivian Par lser, Ethel Adams.
 Mrs. W. R. Crawford's band-Mrs ]. R. Ryland, matron; Misses Julia Williams, Alma and Edna Langford Mabel Glasscock, Annie Starkweather Emily Ryland, Bessie Winters.
 Mrs. Tom Gillespie's band-Mrs Collier, matron; Misses Ethel Mann Selma Martin, May Reynolds, Carrie Arnold, Bessie Thompson.
 Mrs. Morris band-Mrs. J. B. 4 Johnson, matron; Misses Gussie Jones, Mattie Lee Luton, Edna Smith CTS, Etna and Leila Gammill, Inez Shannon, Lydia Alden.
 Mrs. J. c. Atkinson's band-Mrs v. B. Alexander, marron; Misses Oli- via Alexander, Eleanor Mum, Ethel Clements, Marie Lloyd, Jamie Goza, Mary Banks, Lutie Alexander, Allie May Howell, Emma Hummer, Sallie Mccoy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-10
TAX COMMISSION
 IN THE CITY
Members of State Commission Con. fer With Tax Assessors Who Came
 to Pine Bluff to Meet Them.

David Gates, J. E. Hampton and L. NJ. Burge, members of the Arkansas Tax Commission, held the first of series of meetings to be held in this state, in this city yesterday, confer ling with several county tax asses eors who came here to meet them and discuss a uniform system of taxation. The Commissioners were accompanied by R. G. McDaniels, secretary of the Commission and five county asses sors from this section and J. B. King, who is soon to take the assessors of flee here, were present. The Con- Ii ission and the tax men spent the entire day discussing the various me thods of taxation, the Commission fav- bring the fifty per cent basis of tax,a- ton in assessing personal taxes. Among the assessors who conferred with the state Commis sioners were C. B. McKennon, of Desha county; Rufus Smith, of Cleveland county; l.. T. Sallee, of Jefferson county; w. J. Granthan, of Ashley, and J. B. King ass ssessor-elect of Jefferson.
 Commissioner Gates talked to the assessors on the lagl side of assess irg property and Commiss toner Burge discussed assessment of property in it's relation to the farmer. An in- teresting feature was the discussion of the matter of pledge or oath taken by the property holder when he makes his assessment. The law requires the property holder to make cath that he has turned in his property in accordance with the law, but it is claimed that this pledge is rarely ever administered.
 The members of the State Tax Con- mission insisted that the assessors comply with the statute in this regard and have the citizens make formal oath and that he had compiled with the law in rendering his property for purposes of taxation. It is believed this will stir some otherwise rather 1 dormant consciences. The Commis- sioners returned to Little Rock in the afternoon and will visit Hope Fri day to confer with the assessors of several counties in that section of the state.