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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
'OR. VIM. B. JAMES
ENTERS THE LISTS
Former County House Physician
Will Seek G. O. P. Nomination
For Lieutenant Governor.

DR. William Brown James. OF
Marysyille. near Port Huron. has An.
nounced himself candidate for the
Republican nomination for Lieutenant.
governor. lie is The third aspirant 10
enter the lists.
III James can DC regarded as prac.
ucally Wayn~ county candidate,
aimee he mas spent Il large portion OF
his life here For nine years he was
connected with the county house and
asylum In Eloise. and his record is
such as To win him the support Of
those who know him here
In fact, ii is on his willingness 10
work AMI his intimate knowledge OF
the proper conduct OF public institu-
tons rather than on any governmental
hobby that Dr James builds his pld;
:orm
III am chosen as lieutenant-gover.
nor. IL viii not be as the candidate OF
any faction or section he says. Il
Will not bind myself 10 select senate
committees with a lew to the aims OF
any interest or portion OF the state,
but will use the material at hand TO
form committees that will best handle
The legislation 10 cone up In the SEES
sion. There Will be- no fixed con.-
mittees.
Further than that, | will give per.
sonal attention, not only during the
time OF he session hut during the ~
mainder OF the year as Well 10 tne
conduct of our state institutions. /,
seems fitting TO ne that the lieutelr
ant-eovernor should do more than pre-,
side over the state senate. lie should
iamiliarize himself with the workings
Of the many Institutions the stat
maintains and be- ready TO sugges.
Improvement II tina; be needed any
where There is work To bee done ana
think that | am fitted TO do IT,"
In person. Or. James is big man,
frank in MS speech but not too really
To talk. In fact. il requires some per.
suasion ID get him to talk about him.
self He is a man OF force and de-
termination. however. and full G,
energy. AT the ~ sent time he l.
agent for the Nelson Mills estate, and
in that capacity travels about the
state great deal He is also secre'
tary OF the Port liCron Summer Re
sort association. Ii Is not certain a.
yet whether Dr James will take tie
stump i'm his own behalf.
1t seems 10 me that candidates
who are not natural orators often o2
themselves NOR, harm than good ~
making campaign speeches, he re
marks philosophical
While ,onnectea with the county IT,
stitutions in Eloise. Or. James ~da
twice called on 10 go to Lansing 90
oppose bills when aimed 10 deprive
the city of Detroit OF its representa-
ton on the board of poor comm.
sIoners He was able each time ~
convince the legislators that such
course would not tend to the best M
terests OF the institutions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
New CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 26-The fol
lowing comuanie. have fled articles
OF incorporation With the secretary oi
state Bay city Eastern Railway com
panN, $35b,00N Blakeslee- Hoffman
compauy, Detroit $30000, principal
Stockholders David Meginnity. r. y
Hoffman and Eugene Blakeslee; Far.
Iiu Veudla'ug Window company Bat
lie CIccS 100000 climax Guernsey
breeders ISOLATION, SCOTS, $1,000;
HUl Machine a Manufacturing com
pguy SI0u0l. ScLneld.Sisman com
panf UeUotI increase from $4,000
tl sllnuul
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26--Pork Firm.
rd-Strong; middle west. spot. sl3.25
Ul345 Sugar-kaw. strong; refined.
Ann Coffee--Rio No. /, on the spot.
s.. MSTsc. Tallow-Qulet. city. 81. a
&c, country. on a sc. Dressed poul-
Try. duh. Live poultry. quiet. Cheese ~
Fair demand. fun cream specials. ! : n
lIisc, skins specials. lii3c. fun skins.
3 10.
coffee options opened unchanged To
points higher Butter Firm. re
celpts 3.319. "reamery. rNtru. gle. state
dairy. tubs. % q SOC. imitation cream
cry. hrsts. 80 25c. Eggs Receipts
il.s4l. market weak. nearby white.
fancy. 36m3Sc, nearby mixed. fancy. -
q 20. fresh nrsts. = n -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
BOSTON COrPER SALES.

Iopper snare saIes u Feb. %. fur'
nished by Hayden. stone n Co. ADV.
100, y. 6. u. 3.e15: All. 80. Are. 29O
\ C.. 2.055. Att, 200, Bos. CON. $40
Pos. X Corb EOS. Butte. AS h. Il b
$50. G. a A., 59S, Cent, 100, Copper
Frank. ls5 GN, go. CIR e7s. q &.
4.3t2; Hane, 2l5. Helv, 2i0. Ind, zoo
Roy. 3.23, Kerr. SOC. Kew. CO., Lake
Mex'. 400. Miami. $50. Mich TO. Moi.
So New, -io, Nip. so. y. r., 2.4S2; y
l.. $40. opib, 100; .. u. 10; osc.. i65
Par. 20, quincy 80: shan 500, sup.
sac. :. * b. go. : X T.. 200. Trim.
405 OH. 5. L. ;. r.. 1s5 do pfd. 49,
IL Con as. Win. IS. WOW. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
Mrs e Il Curtis Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 26.-Mrs.
Cyrus II Curtis. wife OF the publisher
OF the Ladies' Home Journal and its
editor from 1883 10 1889. died yester-
day ~ her home Lyndon" in Wyn.
cote. For many years Mrs Curtis
was closely identified with the pub
fishing business and took an active
part in the Ladies' Home Journal
when II was first issued. She was
wellknown as a writer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
Senator Smith Eats Solid Food.

WASHING TON Feb 26--Senator
Smith. Of Michigan. who was operat
ed upon recently for appendicitis. has
improved so rapidly that he was given
solid food Yesterday in the form of
partridge. The senator's wound is
healing and he will be able TO sit up
by the middle Of next week, IL no
combinations arise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
Psrke. DAVE q CO.. Stock Jumps

Within mo past year Parke, Davis
q Co.'S ocs has jumped from $50 10
500 a., and theIe is every reason 20
believe it Will reach the century marx
before another year has passed The
company paid ast year regular diyi-
deud- of I0 per cent and - per cent
extra 10 is capitalized al Ss.0o0.OO0..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
PRODUCE.

The egg market was called easy and
even weak this morning, the change TO
warmer weather being the big factor.
TIE season Of heavy production Is
close al hand. ana receivers are anNi-
Gus not 10 De caught with any large
stocks on hand on a falling market
Butter is firm. Poultry and dressed
calves are called firm. bat about one
DAYS good receipts would break the
market Potatoes are dun and weak
and there was tcn-cent advance IN
sugar priCes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
ASKS $4,000 FOR SONS DEATH.

CADILLAC. Mich. Feb 26.--Hugn
LAMB began suit in the Wexford
county circuit court Friday against
Clam Lake township for $4,000
claiming that an improperly construct
ed FIJI in road caused load or tele-
phone poles 10 upset. causing his
sons death The accident occurred a
year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
Rnckrt Is Blank.

For the first time in years the
docket Of police court No, WAS
blank, Saturday morning
Not SINGLE trial case was set to-
hearing in the court
Sergt John Hayes remarked that a
wave OF reform had struck Detroit. APP
parcntlV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
CHIC AGO PRODUCE.

I CHICAGO Feb. 20. -Butter-Cream
cry extras. 30c irsts. 27c dairy. eN-
I tras. sc. hrsts, 24c. Eggs-Prime
nrsts .5tac, nrsts. 2fiec Cheest-
/ Twins. I6ls al6s.c daisies les. "a
I l7t4c young Americas, lGls a l614 a..
4 market steady Live poultry Turkeys
! liza Hlsc ducks. ljls n lSc geese. 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
CHuC zoo GRAN.

CHIC AGO Feb. 2b-N neat trace
vas not large ia volume 81 opening.
Market lowered about yesterday close
Tor May. and averaged a little better
for deferred months 'oIn Sgaue
.o.er with Dit traders selling sup
mort slim oats started easier, small
selling Provisions lower on easier
priced hogs here. .
CLOSE Wheat closed unchanged TO
q. lower. corn and oats. unchanged
10 40 10 Provisions SCARED sensa-
uonally and closed strong ana mueh
higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
WEEKLY HANK ABATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Heb. 20 The weekly
bank statement issued by the assoc
ciated banks Of New York. follows:
Reserve on deposits. decrease y3.91S.-
So. reserve on all deposits. other than
United states decrease, s. 99S 30.
loans increase s. .13lVO. specie. de-
crease. Sl.S5s 500 legals Increase.
S24t 500. deposits. increase. S54199Oo.
circulation. decrease s655. zoo. total
loans. 81 42l 09s coo The surplus or
the banks is s23.ll 200. against Sl4.-
52s.650 last year. and st3.loo,2N0 two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
AppIcs-Fancy s3Q37J, common.
81 50 n $50 per Dbl. western box apples
~ 81 hOx


sl56I so per Dbl: western box apples
Bananns-Good shipping stock. 1850
Q25O. according to quality.
BeRns-Dried Lima 9lsc per 10
Ceiery-Eome- grown. 5Oq35c doz
California. s4.75 per crate
taulinOwer - altfornla, - % per
doz. $3.50 per crate.
Cabbage-slI5a2 per Dbl.
Che%0Mie nssa nat. late made, 10
s gai is is MAJ" Linbursef w.coh sTE
brick. 1914 dIsc: schweitzer. domestic
block, zoe domestic loaf % 2Se. i'm
Cranberri~--s5 q ) 80 per bbl
Dntes-Persian. "a &C. Fards. sgshc
per ID. 600
common. / 412c per 10
Fig.-Imported. new. ligi4c per ID,
Tinnnn Hsddie-llWl2c per 10.
Fresh NegetnbIes-Cucum bers. hot
house $1.15us per doz. lettuce. hot
hopse is91!ee h: head ,i lettuce $50 30
doz wax beans, s450u4.15 per ham
per; parsley, csc doz. green beans.
per hfmPt s G oc p Sd4 Ss
ida tomatoes $3.50 per s-basket crate.
soc per basket, water cress. 80 g zoe
rots. Coo bu. Elephant. soc per doE;
spinach. 70Y 1jc per doz.
Grape Fruit--si4 4.25 per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baied hay In car
lots ( o. b. Detroit No ] timothy.
Sl1.5CglS: No Timothy. sle.5Og Ia;
clover mixed. siG.50giI, rye straw.
$50, wheat and DAT straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl4 70 SIS, as to
quality
Hide.-Cured No I. ioc; No. ?. Sc:
green. No ! sac, No. 2, &c: kip cured.
No /. Toe: No. 2 sac kip green. No.
/. Zoe; No. =. sac; calf. cured. No. J..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
Markets and Finance
HOsrO> COrrEN IET-rrU

NJ OIFVu TOT Tho Ilmcs NN fINNNen,
stone * co. from New York Feb 20,
Tile copper market opened quietly
with prices generally lower. Transac-
uons FOR the most part have been small
which declined TO 50 a, on a fairly large
volume OF sales. &, q A. IL also one
point lower and Lake sold down 10 7lis
hud back 10 IS The list as 4 whole
has been very Inactive. but ia most
cases prices have been lractionally low
"r. Other departments OF the market
are fpatureieSs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. soc:
hrsts. 29c, dairy butter, &c. packing
stock zoe per To-
Eggs-r'resh current receipts. cases
Included. 4isC per dog Receipts sat
ufdAN. llA ,ases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
EIEN l,l Ann

CLEVELAND o. Feb 25-Hogs-
Receipts 200 arm, 81 higher; mtdi-
ums. mixed and workers.. ys.5. pigs
ana lights. $3.50 a = 90 Fattle-Rece ipta
ears hrm Lambs Receipts = cars
!9-5 top Receipts 100 head,
$40 30 ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28

TOLEDO. o. Feb 26.-W heat-Cash
.I.2t. May. Sl2i ~ July. 81 os ~, CORN
csc Oats.Casl. fsa. May. tgs.c,
July. i12sc. sept f2c kye-No. 3.
s2c, No. 3. SO Prime alsike 80 =
Ias unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
EA>r UIFFAIO-CIo.r.

cattle Receipts = head. actiye and
trm prime. 80 90 h rs butchers. sift
steady. common 10 choice. s. 80 u Il 30.
~heep and Lambs Receipts ZOO. fair
AZ sheep stN- AA. dogs Receipts
1890. active ana steady workers., sYH
TO nEEs 50 .uf4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
JOINING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Npples. gals. 81 10
baked beans. lib, 0Og COO, Lima beans.
vi / SO COrn-Fancy Maine, A.lO.
standard soc. Table beets. 81 20 y l,4o'
Peas-Fancy early June, sl.29; stand
ards. 81; soaked, 50Q7oc. salmon
reds. 81 80. Alaska pinks, 81. Toma-
toes, 70 u soc. succotasn. sl4l.lo dog.
Sonee-Packase coffee. lOO-lb case
va 20 "a u. delivered.
Feed-Bran. $40, fine mlddlings. $50,
coarse middlinss. SIC, cracked corn.
VS., coarse corn meal. SIS, corn anu
oats chop SO per ton.
flonr-Mlchisan patents, Ina wood,
best s6J5. ordinary patents. 30 10.
straight. s6.O5. clear. 50 per bol. Rye
hour 65 per Dbl
oii.=Itaw Anseed, use; boiled I'm
seed. I9c, Diamond headlight kerosene.
crown gasoline. l3c gal. turpenttne. IN
barrel lots. 81 &C per gal.
Provisions-Atess pork. s2i 90. family
pork s2ii5 gas. medium. clear. SO q
20. smoked hams. 81. 9. bacon, los u
Ice lard, in tierces. 49, c. kettle rem
dered. l4'.c per 10.
>uSnr-(g uotatlons corrected daily By
W. Ii. Edgar Il Co. crystal dominOes.
$500. eagle tablets, 81 cut loaf. So 40:
cubes. - -; NNNA powdered, $50
standard powdered. $3.50. granulated.
cotton bags. $3.50. Michigan granulat-
ed. 50 60. diamond \. 500. contectlon-
ers A. s. 40. No. /. 81 So No. :. s. so.
No .. $50, No :, $40. No. .. s9S1
No D, s. 30. No. :, sos. No. =. $40.
No = sjl5. No. 10. $40. 40 II. Sj.o5
No =. So. No, 10. sl95. No. II. $3.50.
No 10. st.s5 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
CIII,N,.O II\E STOCk

CHICAGO. Eeb 20 -Cattle-- Receipts
200. steady. oeeVes s415uS. Texas.
>i504 go. western. 81 so Il g %. stock
heifers s3.50d615 calves. s5.25 09.se
Hogs -Recetpts $4,000. strong light.
s9.90f 1855, mixed $50 a . 30; heavy,
50 5H955 pigs. ss40Qg35. sheep
and Lambs Receipts $500. steady ma
tive s4SjN - western, s5lV0 $50
lambs $50 q 80, western. $50 q s.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
! stone * Co. l16-llS Girls ldst.
Opening. Closing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28

CLEN EI-ANp, .. teb. 1o--HOg-
Receipts 1000 Ice lower; mediums and
heavies, SgT0. workers.. SOS pigs and
lights. $3.50. Cattle--Rcceipt 3 ears.
strong Lambs-Receip . cars. 50 "a
Top. Receipts 100. 80 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
LIVE STOCK
EAST BlFFALo-Opening.
Dunning n stevens Live stock Report.

BUFFALO. Feb 9s.-- Special Cat
uc-Eereipts cars. steady. Hogs
workers.. So q 10. pigs. ss55 sheep
ana Lanbs--kcceip Is ears, steady,
best lambs. s9t5 yearlings. s. SO q .,
wethers. sf5QN : so, ewes, 81 30 q :.
Calves So n so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28

Businr.<-iik- Printing. NO russ and
20 feathers The plain. neat kind hat
looks right. Times Printing Co. Is
Jonn y at Phone 1<es
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28

i5e, No 2. iaisc. calf green. No. !.
:s'sG 30 81 50. shsepsSiOs. as 70
IIon~y-lfancy white. i69lIc; ex-
tracted. ga Zoe per ID. -
b.emons-california. 81. 80 " 5se pox-
ltmes--sl "a 20 per 100
Nush rOons-t5 ~ JOc per IN.
Nuts-Walnuts. ! . ~ Toe, >almonds ~
" lsct pecans. lsn loo. filberts. II spiSc.
Brszils. 9HlOc. mixed nuts. l2u &C 10,
new hickory nuts. shelibarks' si'<o "
81 so
Onions-Michigan. 76US0c ou. new
befnudas s. 50 per bu.
oranges-Calik0rnia n9Fels. s.toWS;
flor!daS. 500 box. tangetines. y " "a
per box
Oyster--Soiid packed. standards.
N.25 selects. 81 per sal. standards. In
small cans, zoe, large cans -Sc' Sc
iects. small eNc, large, soc can.
loridaS, so "a do@'
SS.aVn Z 80 per crate
Popcorn-Ears. 2u2izc per III.
Potntoes-' uc lots, bulk, s"W 90
bags, 2SHs5c hg; new Bcrmudas. y 90
~ -..@ per bu.
Poultry-SprinRs iC.s Ice, hens.
l6is a lie. ducks. l5ui6, geese. 1870 Ia.
turkeys. lIQlS Sc per 10. Dressed chick.
ems, lSc; hens. la l1isc, ducks, log
per 10
Rabbis.-sl IS per doz
straw berrtes-6O "a 55c per quart box.
Sweet Potato~s-Jerseys. kiln dried.
$50 crate; Illinois. sl.25 blu, - Dbl
Tailow-No. l. 6Ac. No. :, 5Ac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-28
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Srsne s. Co. I1c us swoid-st
open nigh. Low. Tiose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

with the facts The test may seem cruel; but it is just.
Go, now; it is best. Goodnight"
They quilted the together The little figure in
the great armchair remained motioness and SILENT until
the last echo of their etreatng footsteps had died away
Then she rose, Shiverng, and crept like frightened
to the doorway.
The log in the fireplace settled its andirons with
sharp snap She gave frightened glance over her
shoulder At that moment small blaze darted out and
lighted up the little scared white face, revealing the
features of Gwenth Lacy The transitory CLEAN
caused the big solitaire the third finger of her left
hand to sparkle The scntllation caught her eye, and
scousy pressing the ring to her heart and covering it
with her right hand.
"They shall take you from me- Dearest she
whispered with ghosty little smile II should marry
him If he was beggar. But Aunty must never know;
she hates mystery
Then the little phantom of twilight scampered up the
broad stairway and scurried away in the darkness.
library of the Dalhearst mansion and awaited the
coming of Gwenith Lacy. He did not sit down; but,
with folded his chest, paced the floor
slowly and mechanically, lost in thought. He sim
with its sprinkle of gray, crowned splendidy
shaped head. His countenance firm and the olive
complexion intensified the brance of the clear blue
eyes, eyes which had in them wonderfully attractive
look of mingled mirth and pain.
There rustic of silk faint subtle odor of vo-
let's and the object of his thoughts stood before him. not
in the robes of twilight gray, but vertable mermaid in
bewitching gown of palest sea foam green
Good evening, Judge Cheston she said smiling
sweety she placed her little hand his outstretched
PALM the color deepening in her cheeks as his own firm
fingers closed it. Mrs Dalhearst says you wish
to talk with me on some matters pertaining to Leighs
future Anything that concerns him is of much interest
to me. hope you will not find me stupid"
The Judge smiled curiously and led her to the
big chair she had occupied early in the evening BE
seated, Miss Lacy, he said pleasantly. Il have ap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

shadows about the hooks and corners, throwing into
bold relief the white statuary their massive pedesals
of FURNISHED bronze The slim form of girish looking
girl halt buried In the luxurious depths OF big
chair, which pulled up close to the CRATE close
that the of her little gray suede shoe rested the
wrought iron fender. Her gown gray, soft, and
Cngng and her eyes were gray even her hair, which
by dav was decided hazel seemed have caught the
dusky atmosphere, and lay coled about the shapey
head in wavy braids of uncertain twilight sheen.
Footsteps sounded in the hall, and the low of
voices in earnest conversation was heard Some one
entered the room from the Evidently they were
under the impression that the apartment unoccu-
pied; for, without turning on the lights they seated
themselves the doorway and continued their talk
The girl in the armchair recognized by the voices the
Hon. Ralph Cheston and his nephew, Leigh Dalhearst
She had always greatly admired Judge Cheston. He
frequent visitor at the Dahearst home; and the
nephew her hance.
ut is one part of the WILL" the Judge was saying
which couched in such language to leave doubt
speak, roncad; and, although the provision may
absurd, now is the time to make the test"
Leigh Dalhearst laughed, that happy careless, manly
laugh she loved so to hear All right Uncle mine, SO be
medieval for the twentieth century, don't you think?
However, I'm not afraid Money cannot affect our love-
"No, money may not; but the lack of it may Ah
Leigh my boy you laugh and ndicue the very thought
wagered my soul on her affections for me- but when
weighed in the balance with poverty side, her
love was found wanting and [ lost.
Mind do not tell you this for the purpose of shak
haps my own experience has made me cynical My past
is sealed book sentiment in me is dead 1t died the
night she became the wife of another. Such men
love but Since then have lived only for you and
The intervening hours had better be spent my home
You must not see her until then. No. not to
say goodby. They have not yet returned from Mrs.
Carsle's tea. When she comes. shall acquaint her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-09
APPEALS COURT
MAY NOT MOVE.
Will, AWAIT DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT
DOES MINOR BUSINESS


Special to che World,
Guthrie, okla, Sept S-WhatevcI
may be- Governor llaskclrs wishes In
the matter, the criminal court Of np
peals win not move To- oklahoma Cil
before The State supreme Court ren.
ders an opinion IN the state capita
ease, However the court win not
pass any criminal matters of i'm.
purtancc during the pvudcucy Of the
STAGE capital ease, So that disagree.
able consequences may be- avoided.
II developed today that nothing but
unlmportant matters have BEEN
passed upon since the election.
June H., and no decisions have been
rendered in appeal eases The JUS
tees have prepared opinions and
are stll doing 80, mt until the
supreme Court declares Guthrie or
oklahoma city To- be- the seat of GOV
eminent none of these viii bee rem
dercd.
The branch office of the secretary
of state continues To give out news,
In spite of Governor llaskcWs re-
quest that the office be- closed to the
public, Assistant Secretary of state
Leo Meyer said today that he had
had no directions from Secretary
smith aud had only been Informed
indirectly of the governors request
1t is not probable that the office win
Ice closed to the newspaper men. con
siderng It's public nature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-09
ROAST OK ON THE
PERRYMAN BLOCK
PREPARATIONS ALREADY UNDER
WAY FOR THE BIG lNDuSr-
RIAL DAY BARBECUE.

The Commercial club hit upon one
of the best possible plans in connection
with the holding of its Industrial Day
banquet" next Tuesday. and instead
Of giving the oX "A roastln' at one OF
the parks, the barbecue viii be held
On the grounds Of the Pcrryman block
on South Main, on which hs situated
the house which was recently given TO
the organization to apply on the dew
elopment fund which Is being raised
Preparations are already largely un-
der way for the event which gives
promise Of being one of the best en-
thuSiastic stirrers of the campaign
which has Just begun. There is little
Question that the day win be- declared
la holiday by Mayor Martin, who is to
return Sunday, al the request of mem
bers Of the club and citizens interest
ed In the welfare of the city,
The way in which to put Tulsa
effectively on the map has been told
by president Connolly who told the
ones of the city Just eX-
actly what had to be done at the BAN
quet given to him Wednesday night.
The barbecue to be given next Tues
day will be an auxiliary move to the
general plans of interest to be follow
ed throughout the campaign.