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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
'. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana,

L. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
October IS, l1l0
NOticc is hereby given that Lacy MHrEin
OF Fllniaila, Mont. who on October Ii, sos
made homestead rntrN No. o>Sl for El2 SE14,
SWH seq. 81. ~N4 Sec T.. X. range
81 F.. NJ p II. HAS filed notice of intention to
make final coilnutation proof to establish
claim to TIL" land above described before
NJ. .. Tracy [. s.. Commissioner ut t.knlnia,
Montana on the 18th day OF November 1910.
Claimant names as Wltnesses:
Il. II. BcnZleS.
James CltNIanI,
r. J.. F~lnkcnbush,
Geo. G. Grant all OF Tknlnkn, Montana.
A. KlliCiIER, Register.
First publication Oct. 2S-lO
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interi
Z. S. Land Office at Miles City. Monrn

Department of the Interior.
{. S. Land Office at Miles City. Monrnna.
October 81. lelt.
Notice" i, hereby given that 1nlneS a. NJ
tleny 81 Itrnhnrn. Mont. who on .Apr.l Q. -
made h'"'stn:i entry no. OtlfS for ~Il,
See. - t. G =. tn@ - r. Nj p NJ. mas iile,!
notice Ct intention to max" final corln :
tatiOE aINof 10 Stnblish claim to the l"nH
above GnecFih"a before John l.. ~"lOfit Ia -
Graham. Miunt. on the 18th duyOf DecrNinr
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Riley 4. Ritor.
WiliihW thri.tianSCn
Tam, NrlQjlp.n.
Roy Gardener all of Graham. Mont.
A.. kIRCIIER. Register
First Dul. Npy. nth.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-11-25
NOTICE, FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Into

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
o. s. Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
October 10, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that William Ev-
ans WilbOrn of Ekalaka, Montana. Who on
May ~ 1909 made homestead entry No. O4U,3
for NJ w and VIZ Sec IL T. 3 N.
rangc so +. NJ = NJ. has filed notice OF intcn-
tion to make final communication proof to
claim to the land above described
before M. q. Tracy, u. :. Commissioner at
Eknlaka, Montana on the 2ath day of Nov.
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Roy l.. Lakey,
Lewis Williams,
Clarence YOkIey,
Elias Traweek, all Of Ekalaka, Montana.
A. kIRCHER. Register.
First publication Oct .2S-lO.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED TRACT

1SUIIA1 r d TRACT
Public Land Sale. Serial No. C62N.
Department of the Interior.
q. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
October p, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that as directed by
the commissioned of the Genera Land One.
under provision of Act of Congress- approved
Y, 1908 GA Stats. SD viii offer at public
sale to the highest bidder at 10 O'Clock a. m.
on the 18th day of December 1910, n. thi,
office the following described land:
Lots 3, !, 7, 10 and IL, and NWA SEA Sec. -.
T.. y. r. "a +. M = M. Any persons claim
ing adversely the above described land ar.
advised to file their claims or objections on
or before the time designated for sale.
A. KIRCHER. Register
First pub. Nov, 18th,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
Z. S. land office at Miles City. Montana.
Nov. 4, 1910
Motto + h"rnby given that Cornelin j.
Gilmor OF FNalt, Montana who on October
SWA So. t Township 3 :. Range IS +.
NJ + NJ. nttsiil q Uoticr of intention to make
final fiN' year rroOf to establish claim to
the Ian "1',N, described before Robert F.
RidgWay, L, =. Commissioners at EWalt.
Mont. on iht III, day of December, 1910.
claimant names as witnesses:
Henry +. harrington, Sykes. Montana,
John I .;"'Ir"W, Ewslt, Montana,
SalOm' ~l,iyGwtE,
Anna {. Moor.
A. kIRCHER. Register.
First pu',. %oN. L
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
EMMA GOLDMAN MILD.
Fails 10 Say Anything Calling for
Police Interference.

Emma Goldman lecture in Turner
hall. Tuesday evening. proved 20 be
quite harmless occasion. aid the
police specially detailed TO be present
had nothing 10 do except look good
natured under Miss Goldman's at
tacks on the national police system
The lecturer also attacked the exist.
ing form OF government and offered "a
substitute "a philosophy OF new
social order based on q theory OF so
cial development that binds togethe;
the individual and society" which
seemed 10 meet with the approval NJ
her listeners whether they understood
its meaning or not DR.. Ben Reitman
evidently thought Miss Goldman had
not stirred up anything, SO he took
the platform and launched a TRADE
against what he called the suppress
sion OF free speech" but inasmuch as
nobody tried To stop him or Miss Gold
man from saying all they had n mind
20. the point OF his remarks was some.
what lost.
Miss Goldman speaks in Turner
hall three times more this week
Commissioner Croul and Mayor Brett.
never have received special invita-.
lions to be present Wednesday ey--
ring Her lecture Friday evening on
Love and marriage viii be In Ger.
man.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
COLONIZATION PLAN CHARGED
TO THE ANTI-SALoON LEAGUE
Former EmpIoye Of Organization Says
Crooked Election Work Was Sug-
gested by 6. w. Morrow.

The most SPECIFIC charge made
against the Anti-Sa!oon league in a
long time is that contained in an AFT
dayit by William b Harkins former
Anti-Saloon league detective. which
has just been published in the Batt. ?
Greek Moon Harkins alleges thar n
was directed by the Rev. George "
Morrow, state superintendent OF the
league, TO recruit a force OF 800 men
here 10 be taken 10 Jackson county
and colon zed fo- the local option cleo
tiOn there. he Was cautioned. ne says,
to negotiate witF the leaders OF The
liquor interest 50 that. in case the
CUtUuization plan cane etft.- might
be- charged 10 the saloon men.
Harkins affidavit is backed up by
ore from John j knight, superinten'
dent o. The state free employment bu-
reau. that Harkins came 10 him and
tried 10 get the men and that Knign'
refused 10 enter into such deal. II
develops hat the pan was never car
ried into effect
Supt Morrow state that he heard
Of these charges about year ago He
declares that the .1nti.Saloon league
mace no expenditures for the men
Harkins says he wa TO take to Jaci-
son. He charges The story 10 the
liquor interests
1T IS a matter that does not inter.
e-t M one way OF the other" says
Morrow
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
SIXTH PERSON IN
CRAFT CASE DIES
Important Witness In Trials at Har,
risburg, Pa, Is Found Dead
In Bathroom.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb l6.-John
l.. Stott. All important witness in the
capitol graft trials, who was secre-
tary OF the public buildings and
grounds during the purchase OF the
capitol equipment, was found dead
early today in the bathroom at the
home OF 3. A. Armpriester, where he
boarded. A physician pronounced
death due TO apopleXy
Stott was the Oldest clerk in the
capitol III point OF service. having
Keen appointed 10 position In the
state treasury 80 years ago When
William Ia Berry became state tseas-
urer, StctJ was given place in me
auditor-generals department.
This is the s,xti. death OF persons
connected with the capitol cases. The
others who have deed are Contractor
John H. Sauderson and former State
Treasurer William l.. Matthews, both
OF whom were convicted in the first
trial; Frank Irvine a clerk in the
euditor-general's del artment who WAS
under Indictment: Contractor George
IT, Payne and Warrant Clerk James )
letters. OF the auGitorg generals &C
partment.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
RELATIVES DIED..
GIRL WENT PACE
Story of Tragedy Back of Annie
fuckers Suicide Is Circulated
In Winerooms. -

Around the winerooms, where ~
year-old Annie Tucker went the pace
which ended in hes sensational SUI
eide. with taXicab trimmings, Tuesday
4 story OF tragedy. back Of the suicide
is being circulated.
Annie il the Young woman who
called taXicah at the Randolph Inn
purchased some laudanum al Michi.
gan-ave. drug store. and swallowed the
pnison on the steps cl her aunt's home
No 2s5 Maybury Grand.aye.. Monday
night She died TX hours later IN
Grace hospital.
Up 10 TWO months ago, Annie was
known as only an occasional visitor
To the wInerooms. She drank. but no,
heavily, Two mont.s ago she started
on Wild carousaI. which left her
with the marks or dissipation.
Eddie Barnett. proprietor OF tho
Randolph Inn, aske' her recently why
she was going the race.
Il got letter. two months ago. tN
come home 10 Alpena; my brother was
dying" said the girl. When | reached
home he was dead The next day
stepped up 10 the side OF the casNc'
With my sister TO look AT his face. and
my sister. standing beside me. .ell
forward. dead AT my feet. Isn't that
enough 20 explain why have been
drinking ever since my return here .
The girl fairly abandoned herself
to drink Then came the suicide.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
100000 FIRE IN
GRAND RAPIDS
Masonic Home Is Destroyed Early
Wednesday-Sixty eight In
mates Are Gotten Out.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. 10
Fire. starting frcm an unknown origin
early this morning, destroyed the Ma
sonic Home al East Grand Rapids
The loss Will total close 10 100000.
All OF the 6S inmates were gotten oui
with difficulty. but in safety.
Several aged women who were III
In their rooms We're carried from me
burning structure. SO far as can be
ascertalned there was no panic. how.
ever.
The home is situated on the shores
OF Reeds lake in East Grand Rapids.
suburb OF the city. and Is OF brick,
three stories in night. Surrounding
II are huge lawns and fields so that
con nunication OF the fire was not
feared
Rial V. Macarthur OF this city has
been superintendent OF the institution
for some years His home was in the
building and his personal property
was completely destroyed
The home is managed by board
chosen from the various Masonic
grand bodies OF the state. Arthur h.
McClcud, OF Detroit. is a member from
the grand council
The blaze broke out in the boie:
room.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
JURORS WHOSE PAY Is CUT
SEE CHANCE TO GET SQUARE
Won't Be Bit Enthusiastic When
Circuit Judges Seek Renon1-
nation Next SprinQ.

There is cheer in the hearts Of the
numerous prominent lawyers who
have beel considering the ACCESSIBILITY
OF letting their friends drag them into
the primary campaign next spring for
the six Republican nominations for
circuit Judge Since the circuit judges
cut down the pay Of jurors. there has
been a wall from the outer districts.
The country districts OF Wayne
county are very roie at the Judges.
states a man who has been ont in the
township lately. Nc talk IS that the
Judges got salary increase for them
selves Of 5 900 each. and then cut
down ,he pay Of the jurors by short
enlng the time for jury service each
week
This feeling Is said by the poll
ticiuus To diminish the advantage
possessed BY the Judges in seeking
denomination over their aspiring ri
walls. In 1905 every one nj the circuit
judges was renominated. and only one
last In the .ClCctiou this being due 10
the big vote polled by Alfred j. Muir
ply. which cut down the number or
Republican Judges by one.
The judges nave always had n pun
with the ex-iurors, which gave them a
king acquaintance and os'tsaniza-
tio:, right at the start. They may not
have this next spring 10 the same eX-
tent.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
CHALMERS ON SPEAKING TOUR.
oetroi, Automobile Man Delivers AID.
dresses n SOUTHWEST

Hugh Chalmers. president and gen.
eral manager OF the Chalmers Motor
Co. has LEFT the city on m extended
bhiness tour through he west and
southwest III" Nill visit The antonio.
bile shows in : Louis. Omaha. Den.
yer and MINNEAPOLIS Mr. Chalmers is
a firm believer s.. tne southwest as an
automobile martct and viii make n
particular study ot conditions along
his route. incidentally hc VIII mQke
several speeches before advertising
clubs business men 4 leagues and
chambers of commerce In the cities
which he visits.
He spoke TUESDAY evening before
the Advertising leagne. OF ST. Lnuis.
W sdnesday evening h. VIII address
th, Kansas city Advertising club and
~ next day ne will lecture in Tone.
! ias.. before the Advertising club
@ nat city, From Topeka ne win
make a jump 10 oklahoma civ to ad.
dress the Advertising club. 0u Feb
IT, Monday he will speak In Denver
before the Colorado Traffic club. an
orgauiza,iCn % INC, lcadinr manlfac
tuVrs and business men 81 tie state
The trir vii end Fob - i' }iiyne1'p
oils. when the Detroit ne" iac'g.>,
viii lecture before the 'iFc":. snc
club 81 thst city
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
SEINE RISES AGAIN
AND FRANCE FACES
ANOTHER DELUGE
Authorities Do Not Conceal Fear
That New Flood Crest May
Equal, If Not Surpass, That
Of Two Weeks Ago.
Residents of Suburbs of Paris A-s~
Driven From Their Homes
BY Floods.

PARIS. Feb. l6.-The flood situa
ton In Paris again assumed a serior,
aspect today. forcing u second evacu.
alton OF the houses in Alfortvilic and
other suburbs anu undoing large
part OF the repair work that had been
done since the former crisis wss
passed.
further rise or four or five feet
In the Seine rs predicted as a result
or the general rains anu the swollen
headwaters of the Seine and the
authorities do not conceal their fear
that the new Hood crest may equal,
II not surpass THAI or two weeks ago.
The stage OF the Seine at the Pont
ID AusterlitZ today was 10 feet and
five inches and IL Will undoubtedly GO
To "a feet by tomorrow. or within
four feet OF the recent maximum
stage.
Clear skies give some hope OF
avoiding repetition of the former
disaster but the reports from other
parts OF France are not encouraging.
Grenelle and Jayel have been re-
flooded and conditions in these sec.
tons are almost as bad as formerly
One OF the worst features OF the new
spread OF the water is that ii viii
make ii necessary again 10 disinfect
large part OF the city.
hundreds OF the poor are again
flocking into the city, the water hav-
ing driven them from their homes.
Many OF these had begun the work OF
refurnishing their homes. through
their own and the governments as
sistance and the second loss Will fall
with unusual severity.
The prolonged closing OF hundreds
of the factories along the Seine has
increased the industrial stagnation
and hundreds OF workmen. VINO
hitherto have not applied for aid are
now being forced 10 do so. Another
month of idleness is ahead or most
OF the factory men.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
$4,000 is Waiting For Girl.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. FEB. 16.-In-
formation is sought regarding the
whereabouts OF Miss Annie Nicely. for.
merly a resident OF mis- city. By Sam
mel H. Whitley. an attorney OF Bes-
ton. Mass. Mir Whitley has been
asked By a lawyer in Chicago TO as
sist in finding the missing girl. who
has fallen heiress TO $4,000 bequeath
ed 10 her b. q friend in Chicago Miss
Nicely. whose home was in Waukegan
H.. ~ last accounts came 10 Boston
some years ago in search OF employ
ment. She stayed at the Gray Nuns
home in Union Park forN several
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times BY Hayden
stone * Co. Feb. 10. The BOSTON cop
per sh.rsk opened with a rather heavy
tone Mr. considerable pressure against
Utah Cons. which sold down 10 20. d
.oss OF ~ points over lAst nights
closing. There Is SIN "A very nervous
feeling ia this issue and II is gem
orally accepted that the next dividend
viii undoubtedly 81 reduced We would
not be- surprised however. IL the de-
cline " 10 points had discounted such
event The general market been
dult and fsatur-less Hancock Is sell
ing al 2S. a gain OF 3 points. and Lake
at - is !. higher Isle Royale Is also
Inclined 10 be hrm Transactions are
small ana mostly In odd lots and as
RULE. without much significance. The
strike situation I'm BUTTE has restricted
trading somewhat m that particular
group. In the miscellaneous list. Am
Tel Eas been the active feature and
lost y points This decline is pre-
suWabiy due 10 the announcement yes.
teTdaE that the Postal telegraph co
would sell their holdings iu this stock
10 syndicate.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
VILLAGE WANTS HUSBANDS
FOR ITS % WIDOWS
sore Are Young. All Are conely,
and Mary Are Well Provided
IN Financial MaX

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Feo. l6.-When
The government census takers get
-7----- =
Iehieh county. they will find that
tventy-eigh, OF it's residents ara
widows A. It's population 3. about
SEQ the proportion OF windows is very
large
IN Interested citizen. who is glad
he IS neither bachelor nor widow.
or. bur a staid married man. says tina,
some az the widows are young all ara
eoCd lookir- and mos o, them arr
vcll feed financially
There are only eight widoWers in
tho village and OF The class known
A. tbe community as bachelors. that is
men VINO positively seem not mati
monially inclined there are only tWo
There T. talk Of having a social /.
get all The widows widowers ana
bachelors together under the chap
egunage 81 the men and matrons OF the
termination
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
CoppER N&RhET-rIo,,

Arc. -. All. 80 ADV. So Bay :.
Gas. 80 Bos. Cons 1874 Bos Ely. -.
Pos. & Corh., 80. Cop. Con. -. & X
r. ~, Ely Cons 80: Frank. iyl-
FIRST Nat a. Cranky. 80. Cir. % !:
g Can. -. Gold CONS ~ Harc..
holy. "a. Isle Roy. % K-w
cor ~ Las 1872 Lake, s2ia Mob
- MAJ. 90, Miami as Men con.
"a up TO Nev Cons %. Ney rtah.
lla; y BuJr. "a old Dom. -: Csc.
80 Par. -eis Quincy. 90. Raven. 30
Shan To-. sup * Bos. 1874. Utah
Cons. POI. oil. 3s@. Refining, ~ do
ptd. 49s. Wolv. 40: Wyan 3 Ind
80 No Lake. u. Ray cons. ALA
Bohemian 1875 Chino. Ia.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17

Rrported for TIE Times o. Cafsoh'
rraig & 90. Feb. To- The stock ma :
and down with ltttle OF interest IN
price movements Reading was aga ?
Ia. market leader and early snowed
an advance OF something pTt''l tnan :
minis Copper held well, uot~ith
stendlng news mat the strike was on
ar f7p- fsrrttr-rtif'rf'. Shorts Wee We
prfnGfpal BUYERS. and tne strength "a
psadfng helped steady the balance %
- l.st which AZ noon was holding ~
N-sterday's close There was no "a
tfe-rfar news 10 affect tie market one
WAY OF the other, and iradlns was sN
r'.,,,slv 1ulI throughout the entire
ruorn'-x session.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
BOsTON COPPER SALES.

copper snare sales OF Feb | J. FUR
rished hy Hayden. stone ~ CO. Adv.
25S. A g. T.. 2.Os0. Az. s23; Arc. 80.
A g.. $3.50 All. 225. Bat. 22O, Bos.
Cons, lT5, BOs s. Corb. ABS. Butte. go,
g Il A 1914. cent. IS. Range. l6l. -.
w. 700. r r. $50, Frank. LILO. OK
ass, Gr. 50. rites. ilSl. g. G.. GS9.
Guam. SO. Hanc.. 80, Ind I,02O. Roy,
40 Kerr. 20, Kew. leo. Lake, 4,2j2.
Las. 3s5. Mass. 80 MeN., go Miami.
40. Mich. To- Mob 20, Nev.. 3ii Nip.
2l0. y. Is, 1854, y. L.. 3.s4e Glib, 10.
IL 10; ttrI-, Ray 4 80; i-~,-f2t,.
shan. l.01G. sup. SO. : * h. 81 ; x
+, 40. :. O. zoo: Tam, 30. Trim, s..
on. Z.S23; L. :. K. 1870 10 pfd. 49,
Wet s. WIN. 20: WOW. II. Wyan 2QO.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
.SH0ELESS BOY
MAKES ESCAPE
Inmate of Industrial School and Com
panion Are Taken by Officers
After Brief Time.

LANSING. Mich., Feb. l6,--Emmet
Ryan. OF Saginaw. and George Turner.
Of West Branch. industrial school
boys. escaped last night. but were re-
captured about | o'clock this morning.
They made their escape by means
OF a KEY manufactured by one OF the
pair After escaping the boys broke
into 3 furniture store and stole some
curtains. They also broke into gro
Gerry store and took some sardines. In
making hoir escape one OF the boys
wore no shoes
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
SUPREME COURT.

LAESlNG, Mich. Feb. l6.--Thc SUI
creme court. yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases. Mcdonnell rs. Central
-fTrrg ft----t- ~ '. ~ -E--..l ~
Rodgers: Lamb Us. Lamb: Mckerch-
ey vs.. McIlyanna; Albert Gall Co vs.
Duwagiac. Gas Co; Rogers ys. Schram
Reid vs.. Harmon; Remy Schmidt *
pleissncr vs. Healey; Messenger vs..
Wenzei Sheriff. vs.. Grand Trunk
Railway Co: Gilbert VS. Ann Arbor
railroad Co: Spencer vs.. Simmons.
Leedy vs.. Hoover, Brandt vs.. Brown.
Russell VS. Huebner Brewing co.
Wac affirmed on default
call FOR "Wednesday: 90. {. A.. az
81, -. s.. g.. %, 81 So 80. So
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
HOPE FOR SHIP GIVEN UP.
Vessel Sighted Is Not Tug Which Car
red Crew of %.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
hopes aroused by the report that the
missing tug Nina had been sighted
on Montauk Point BY the steamer Fay
view. heading for Boston. were dash
ed 10 the ground today by report
from Boston that the sighted vessel
was not the Nina, but the naval tug
Apache. which was searching for her
There is now little doubt that tho
Nina has gone down II she were
ahoat and making Roadway she would
have been picked up by the searching
vessels before this.
No encouraging reports have been
rpcei we'd
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
Observation-Disclosures

Reported FOR The Times by Carson
Crals x CO. Feb. 10 strong advance
IN wheat. the strongest Ia weeks car
RED May price up 10 sLl3r and July
TO Sl-o4i. Fret hour today. and market
selling on the part OF wire houses on
resting orders. There has been but i.c
reaction from high point Easier cable
made some OF the local trade sellers at
opening. but they were without back
Ing and soon turned 10 buying side.
southwest bought wheat here. and sent
another srist of crop damage reports
The sudden drop i'm temperature from
90 degrees - almost zero weather over
southwest created fresh scareable crop.
Back OF this, Is the fact that the mills
are again bidding - over May for
No. | northern wheat 20 arrive at Min
neapOils and the increase IN stocks
there. does not appear 10 be- regarded
at all hearish Decrease IN Chicago
wheat stocks. which are small for the
season is b0lIish feature Mime
epclis reported nour shipments OF 81
ono barrels.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
observe MaIne plsaster.

HAVANA. Feb. 16.-The twelfth
anniversary OF the blowing up Of the
batueship Maine Was fttingly remem-
bered here yesterday, the Daughters
81 the Revolution and the Spanish
Var Veterans participating In the
EXERCISES Commander Gihon OF the
Veterans made the principal address.
a bronze tablet In memory OF the
sailors who lost their lives iu the
destruction o. the Maine vas unyeil.
ed by the daughters
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.--Pork Steady
I.Ard--Dull. middle west, spot Sll.s5 n
1895 Sugar-Raw. firm. quiet. refined.
lrm. quiet. COFFEE Rio No. :. on the
spot s.. us7sc fallow-luiet. CITY,
active full cream specials II ~ a iSc.
skins. specials. l+isc. fuli skins. q -.
coffee options opened nrm, an
changed to 10 points advance. Butter
-Ftrmer. receipts 3.1I5. creamery. eN-
ira sc, state dairy, tube - II -tv. tn
itation creamery. hrsts. - y - ,. Eggs
Week. lower, receipts - t3V, nearby
fancy. e .1c, fresh nrsts - y u Sc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
GET MARRIED ON ROOF
OF A TALL BUILDING
Clergyman Tells Them Never To For
get the High Plane On Which
They Started Welded life.

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. lG.-More than
200 feet above the sidewalk upon the
the top OF the Praetorian hnilding,
James NJ Carlisle, OF Waxahachie. and
Miss Vera Bartee. OF Dallas. were
married b. Dr Thornton Whaling.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church,
l'lon the conclusion OF the cere-
mony. he congratulated the bride
groom shaking the hand OF the
bride. he urged them 70 remember the
high plane upon which they had
started their married life
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
EAST BIFE.Lo-Close.

c,,lt1sL Receipts - head fair demand
M arm, prime. 81. % Il butchers
e. 5Ouo Neals-Rec-ipts Toe head. ac-
i've soc hlgh-C common 10 choice,
90 sheep and Lambs--Recetp
.ea6 csad slow. lambs lee lower
steep steady lambs. 5, 80 q SO. Few
al SIS, vearIlngs s. IS q sheep. 50 90
"a -. Hogs -Eeceipts sioS0, fatr TRACE
y, "a, lover. workers.. 81 IS u $50, pigs,
ss30a925 mixed. s. So. heavies 81 80
as35. roaghs. ss.t0a So stays s. 20