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The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
4,s01,533 WILL
/. Be GIVEN SCHOOLS
Wayne, With l1s,s5S Pupils, Is Tt
Get SIZE, e94, Largest Amount
of ANY County.

LANSING, Mich. May l0.-tSpe-
cial.) To-day the hftieth semi-annual
apportionment OF the primary school
interest fund was announced by Super
intendent CT Public Instruction, l.. l."
Wright. The sum OF s4,90l,53 viii
be distributed among the 754,os3
schools OF the state at the rate OF
S. sc per capita. Ingham county has
IL, O9S school children and will re-
ceive $72,137.
Wayne county with its 1888 school,
children will receive the largest
amount of any county in the state, as
there Is $779 ,694.50 TO its credit,
Kent county has 40,294 children or
school age and will be benefited ID
the extent OF $26l,91l. Roscommon
county drew the smallest amount
$4,199.
In Altoona county the school dis.
tricts will be benefited TO the extent
of $13,201. This county at the pres
ent time has nearly $4,000 primary
money on hand and the interest on
this alone is sufficient 10 pay the
salaries OF the teachers. This sacred
fund cannot be touched for any other
purpose and each year the amount Is
gradually accommodating in some Of the
counties.
Practically eali of the state officials
are OF the opinion that this law should
be changed and 1t is expected that
efforts will be made at the next SEES
sion of the legislature to secure an
amendment to the present law which
prohibits the counties having more
primary money on hand than can be
used from sharing in the apportion-
ment. until their present amount has
been expended.
The apportionment OF other coun-
ties is as follows: Calhoun. $s4,532.50;
Clinton. S20,260.50: Eaton, $44.7S5;
Ionia $52,526.50: Jackson. $75,3S0.50;
Shiawassee. S52,21450; Oakland. S71.-
$3.50 Kent, $261. 9l1.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

o. per bhi; western box apples. sa7s
osssass.-Sood shipping stock. $50
es;s.s-cstsor TA ,.s3Sp Per per &C. Crate.
Florida. ,2.bo0s per crate.
iinewer--california. s2.eogs per
Casbase--New. s2.75Qs per crate
Chee.e--Michlgan tat. late made. IL
SSsss; fs ass i sson- hor isS Siss
brick. l7Qi1mc; schweitze., domestic
block, ?Ic: domestic loar. &c: import
crass@rr,e.@ss SO nc per Dbl.
,pste.--persian. s@sc Id; Fards. 90
br~ssed C.ive.--chcice. l1GliRe IL;
common. 1O910hc per 10.
Fixs--Importcd. new. li0itc per 10:
Frs.h vssssasies - cueumhers. hot.
house ssS: 18TH Rsr sss s lettuce. 30
Dos P wsx haS@ ssss ssoS peS nsaps
parsley. 25c per doz: green beans; ~
per hamper; green peppers. Coo basket:
nasoss sos Sg'p per p sbsset ssass. Sc
ger basket: water cresa. $50 csc bu:
turnips. SOC bu: bee,s. sse. ou; carrots.
Ss SS pspisS a psr d Ss
Per San sS green Re peas Ass i.SasS per Sa
soSSn ns,s onions Esa,,E lSgzs p por case
Hay-Detroit dealers are p.yins the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lots. & o b.. Detroit; No. ! timothy.
Sif6i7.5o: No 2 timotny. $50 1850;
l150Rs: wheat and oat straw. $500
4. Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from $is
Vii Hidss 20 acc cured No. 1. lie; green.
No; I. Sc: No; pulls; cured cured si3ss:
green. icc: 30 :. MSrsin, cured. Sc;
green. Sc: No. calf cured. Ice; green;
15c per 10: No 2 hides. 1c on: Kip ana
sale sslt 81 $780, No s aSsss skins ds: ss to
Hoaey-Fancy white. ls9iTc; am
Der. 12G14c: extracted, To- SC per 10.
Lemons--Canrornfa. st;259i.so pox
M"shrooms--iseSoe per ID. !.
Nuts--walnuts. 15@1ec: almonds. ~
q I5c; pecans, ls9 l5c: fIlberts, IL % f2c:
Braxils, 40 lee: mixed nuts. 2ql4c per
ID: hickory nuts. shelloerks. si;.nv i,ev.
crates Texas Bermudas. sz@22s per
Grunge. - California navels, sa.7S0
esprie.-Fiortdas. 81 po@s.so per
dog. s4@4.50 per crate.
Pepeorn--Ears, .293hc per lo
7sQ2sc bu: new Rerrnudas; $3.50 - per
bu. 81 per Dbl: new southern - pe'
PouiiryEchickens. l!Ql7he; hens;
176ilSc; stays and old ROSTERS, ~
lsc: ducks, i5ql6c: geese. l2c; tuf-
keys. 17G1Sc per To- go.
sweet potstoe.--iiiinois. si.4o per
Taiiow--No- ]. &c: No, :. SC per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
COPPER MARKET--Ciose.

Ariz. Conf, lss All, - Arc Are 81
A Aos E 81; 4 sS Butte ciin', 2SH Cactus
;. c. 4 A. sltai &, & IA. S S,oi cent ,.G1
IN: Chief. g Chino. lss COP IGn..
= init. s, First Nat asst. pd.. Sc
Frank ia: ella. 6as; or, 44A; Cir.
-; Gold. cons. sA g. Can, 9; Hans,
ielk Helv.. 3; Ind, 70 insplr: eti ~.
Las Las isss lar, !; Lake, Sc; Mass,
zip. 10. n Butte Suite 5Sa *. BAKE 6ss ,a !;
pnr TX: Quincy, 49, Ray Cons, 1875
shan. III s Lake. 5s4: sup Cop.
"a: Sup. 4 Bos. ION sup. & Pitts..
i+I,ab cons 2i; Smelling, az do pfd.
Ssis; Win. 81. wolv.. il41h wyan, :.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
TOM SWAN STRICKEN.
Weli-Known Restaurateur Seized
With ApopIexy; Condition Serious.

Thomas Swan, weii.known res
taurateur, was stricken with APP
oplexy while chatting with some
friends In his restaurant. No "a La.
fayette-blvd., Monday evening, and is
in a serious condition In his home, No.
20 Harmon-ave.
Mr.. Swan. who will celebrate his
sixty-ninth birthday on May Is, was
telling some little anecdotes OF prom
inent persons whom he had met, and
was just speaking of the late King
Edwards visit to Detroit. when he
fell forward on the table, uncon-
scious. DR.. w. K. Scriber attended
him. and had him sent to his home.
He Is reported as resting easily, and
recognizes the various members OF his
household, but his illness will not pass
the critical stage for a week or more.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
RECoNCILED, THEN DEPoRTED.
Harry Shapiro and Wife Don't Seem
Able to Dodge Trouble.

Harry Shapiro and his wife. Violet,
whose matrimonial ship has been
steering o rather unsteady course the
last few days. departed from police
headquarters Tuesday morning arm In
arm. They were in the custody OF I'm.
migration Inspector Earl Coe, who de-
ported the pair 10 Canada
Shapiro had his wife and Peter
Perry arrested last Friday. Then he
was arrested himself on the advice of
the federal authorities. A reconcllia-
ton was affected between the Sha.
piros. Their troubles were transferred
to Windsor Tuesday, Perry will be
released because there Is nobody to
appear against him now.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
NEW YoRk PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, May l0.-Flour-Cn-
changed Pork--F'irm: mess. s24m2l ~.
Lard--Firm; middle west spot. tl5.tS ~
1855. Sugnr--Raw. Arm; centrifugals,
9g test, 4.3Oc: muscovado. SO test, s.6cC
refined, quiet; cutloaf, 6.05c: crushed.
5.a5c: powdered. 5.35c: granuiated'
525c Coffee--Rio No. I. on the spot,
sLa8%c. Tallow--Steady; city, Z S-le;
country, 6s. G7Ac. Dressed poultry.
Easier; turkeys. II g21c; chickens l1I
gee. Live poultry-Dull. weak: geese
iOc; ducks, 15c; fowls, Inc; turkeys
l0Il5c: ROSTERS. old and young. Il
n f5c Cheese--Moderate demand; tull
cream. old, specials. l66l1c; skins.
specials. l0Gf1c; full skins. 3g3hc.
Coffee options opened steady. IN
changed to points advance. Butter
Weak; receipts 16,l9l: creamery. en-
ira. csc: state dairy. tubs, 23M 2se; no
itation creamery. hrsts. 70 n a ~ 1yc.
Epgs-F1rm; receipts S4,43O Nearby
white, fancy 23425c: nearby mixed,
fancy, 22@22hc; fresh firsts, 1914 q re
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WILLIAM 8. LAWRENCE DEAD.
Prominent Mason, Whose Home 10 IN
0aIssburo. Pasees Away Here.

William s. Lawrence, OF Galesburg,
Mich, one OF the best known mem
hers Of the Masonic order in Michigan
during tho past 40 years. and past
Fraud commander OF the Michigan
Grand commandery,N knights Templa.
died. Monday, in the Hotel fuller.
where he had been for the past three
weeks undergoing medical treatment
rom Detroit physicians
AZ Lawrence was 70 years old ami
fRfided almost his entire life in Mich
ikan. For many years he was ell
aaesa IN The Implement business ia
n lainazo0. but of recent years had
lived q retired life In Galesburg. He
a. survived By his widow. who was al
ne bedside when death came; one son,
William Lawrence, Jr.. Of Seattle, AMI
one daughter. Miss Ethel Lawrence.
Who "A visiting her brother In the
west The body will be taken ia
Halomasoo where the funeral. Will be
reid Thursday under the auspices Of
~ Grand Commandery.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
REPRovEs NORWEGIAN.
Roosevelt Is Angered BY Publication
Of Alleged Views.

CHRISTIANIA, May l0.-Col
Roosevelt has censured ex-Premier
Gunnar Knudsen. who is now vice.
president OF the parliament, for using
his name and quoting him as a par
tisan in Norwegian politics.
Mr.. Knudsen interviewed Roosevelt
in Christlania and the latter ex.
pressed warm sympathy In the work
of conservation, believing he was
speaking on general principles. The
newspapers appeared, quoting Roose.
welt as a warm supporter of Knud-
sens policy. Roosevelt summoned
Knudsen and insisted that he issue n
denial and he himself wrote letter
to the same effect
The press regrets the incident
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x-x xopx srocN LETTER.

Reported for The Times By arson sr,i
craig a CO., May 10: Stocks-Ihe
stock market opened this morning al
irregular price with the genera run
OF the trade Inclined to take prem
~, the efYect that yesterdays govern
ment crop reports would have on the
stock market. Reading, Louisvilie
.opsned higher. while Steel and the
gpeater number OF industrials were
offered al recessions from yesterday
close. Trading. was dull ana prlcs.s, az :.
noon had sagged. losing somethihe
more than the earlier gains.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
BOYS LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Johnny Meoraw Falls Under Wheels
Of Concrete Mixer.

Johnny McGraw. s years old, No.
Sc Junction-ave.. met q shocking
death Monday afternoon, when ne
was knocked down and run over by
concrete mixer, at West Jefferson and
West End-ayes,
Johnny and other boys were hitch
ing on wagons and when George
Whitly drove along with his truck.
towing the heavy concrete mixer. the
boys Jumped on the truck.
The little McGraw boy was knocked
down by the tongue OF the mixing
machine and before he could arise.
one OF the heavy wheels passed over
his body. Whitly drove on and II
was only after the crowd threatened
him that he brought his horses to a
standstill.
The injured boy was taken TO the
Solvay General hospital, where he
cied a few hours later Coroner Bell
nett exonerated the teamster from
blame in connection with the acct
dent.
Plans are under way for placing ally
the trunk telephone lines between
Boston. New York, Philadelphia ard
Washington underground.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
TUMBLEs INTO RIVER.
Otto PAIL Loses Balance While Scan.
nina Sky For Comet.

Otto PAIL selected the foot Of
woodward-ave. as an ideal place for
On early-morning view of Mr.. Halley's
comet. Otto gazed long and earnest
ly but In vain. While straining his
optics heavenward, he lost his bal.
ance and fell with loud splash into
the river.
A friendly spite protruding from the
water wac the only thing that kept
the spark OF life and a corresponding
interest in astronomy alive in otto's
frame. Otto embraced the Spite and
called loudly for assistance.
Patrolman Williams heard him and
rendered the required aid. He Was
removed to St Mary's hospital, where
he was dried out. II developed that
Pahl was not quite early enough for
the comet. II was after 3 o'clock
when he fell in and II was 3:40 when
Patrolman Williams heard the signal
distress ---+-----4----- --------------
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JoBsrSG PRICES.


Canned Goods--Appies. gala. s2.Is:
Si0i.5o Corn-Fancy Maine. 10:
S itans.fs; sse ea rasls Jss
dards. 81: soaked 5og7oc salmon
sockeye. tall. 81, $50: hst, 81, Alaska
reds. sl.To; Alaska pinks, sLis; TO
comee Package coffee. ioo-lb. case.
sl.2sg7, dehvessd ,,s,,, 100
S25: coarse corn meal. SIS; corn and
oats chop. SEA per ton,
best $685.; ordinary patents; s5is;
stralght. 1886: clear. $3.50 per Dbl,
Rye nour. s4is per Dbl - a..
seed. sc: Diamond headlight .kerosens.
Skc: Perfection, 1oc; Eocene. lie;
crown gasoline. lsc per gal: tprpen-
''n Pro u IarT- less PORK SEC: fam,
lily. $27,50G $3.50: medium, clear. SzSg
IS; smoked hams. l7h aisc; dry salt .
picnie hams. 1870 bacon. IS a sOc; lard.
in tierces. lac: kettle rendered loo
per Id.
trsf as peiray. crosse 9a. D 9eints. Hishlanl
esrs NU55n Pss.o fSd Rysf erysSs
XXX powdered. ss.i5: standard pow
dered. yel0: granulated sxtra coarse,
Cartons. Ss.so. do, a-i6 cottons. So: do,
5-lb cottons. $3.50; do. l0-Ib oottons;
:SsS; 90. s5;lb Sottons. ssss5s "a dia NS i
:sss$$ No No. {. :s sss: Nc g. ssssSS Ss /
1915 No. s, $40; No p $685.; y 10. i TO-
is, s5.i5: No. IL, ,5.i5:. No. rs. sSIs;
Michigan graduated. $3.50; household
powdereo' 10 SaIto ,is,u,dsred b.Ib ca
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
posrox COPPER SALES.

sha are sales s4 Of May >. furnished by Hay hay
d. n, Stone q Co: A. 6. r.. 45Gl. Adv,
ios. All. So Am. Zinc so; Arc. %;
Ariz. Conf, ss5; Att. IS; \. & G.. 500:
G. a. IT., II; c. Range. 27O; u. W.. 40:
r. Butte. 1875; Frank, l;oi5: Cir. SOC;
or. 5: q. G., 40; Hanc., $50; Helv.. Iso,
Lake. i.275. Las, ia: Mia. $50; MIcn.
L. v' loo: o. b.. ass, osc.. 60: Par. i7J.
gu s 40 s ssS s :2S 5 p Re 20 iS; Ssh shan Z
p. 202. =. Utah 100 Trim. Is oil, 800
aeftffitfg . do pfa,-32s ApeSr-2 ~
Con, SOS; Wet. 20: Win. l32: wolV,
70 wyan.. 500.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
nosrox COpPER LETTER.

Reported Tor Tne Times by carson.
Craig 4 Co, May 10: Early London
futures advance lis 80. The Boston
copper market had a decidedly better
undertone and stocks were higher this
morning. Indiana showed an advance
OF So. The other Lake properties line
North Lake. Bohemia and Lake are Dc-
ing well bought There Is also good
buying OF Hancock at 90,
The positions OF the drills at Moth
Lake and Indiana properties. according
20 late returns, are as follows; North
Lake No. completed. MOI, 2072 feet
IN OpiItte- indiana NO. 3. t.b35 fest IN
ophite. No. 4. 2,2l6 feet In conglomer-
ate. No. 5. lice feet I'm AmaEloid No.
Z. us feet I'm Felsite.
For the quarter ending March ~,
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b. Bid. (s)sold. Cx)spli
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Carsoi.
Craig AZ Co, May 10: wheat--W hca;
has been a great surprise 10 80 per
cent of the trade with bearish views.
There was a little dip in prices under
opening sales and since then no selling
pressure OF Importance, but buying or
good character and strong upturn at
1c or more In prices for all months
Crop report construed as bearish oy
nine out OF ten in the trade. but the
bull leaders put forth the argument
that the central wheat states, both
sides OF the river which supply Kansas
City, st. Louis, Chicago and Toledo
With stocks, will fall short. that the
situation will be bullisn regardless OF
by Pacific coast states and other re-
mote sections. Minneapolis and Du-
luth prices are up lc or more from close
Yesterday and this is supposed to be on
dry weather over spring wheat coun-
try. St Louis cash wheat lc higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

- DETROIT. May i0.--Close: The gov
ernment report gave larger ab1n.
dCned acreage than expected. placing
condition OF the growing crop Two
points higher than II was month ago
and about four higher than the traue
h had been nsSrins; thus f sI The
ish and prices on Monday broke sharp
ly, but the bullish features were con-
steady advance.
Even admitting the loss OF 4.44s.OGo
acres, the acreage Is still $4,000 great
et than that harvested last year, but
the buisl argue that this Will be large
ly wiped out by the Hessian ny and by
b:owing done since the government
really settles nothing and lee leaves p The
old nghtins parties on about the same
footing as they occupied before The
ngures came out
The bulls had the better OF Il early
Ia Tuesdays market. but later prices
weakened and the close was at loss
OF hc in cash. &C in July. and ie IN
September. Corn gained lie. and oats
Wheat quotations--cash No. 2 red.
Hiah May opened without change at
TO tl.i2h; July wheat opened at
N.osh. advanced nc. and declined 10
sloan; september opened at sl;Q4.
gained Nc; and declined to sos; No
Coarse graf nauotations: Corn-Casn
No. 3: sac; No. 3 yellow. car at s4ne,
oatsNs,andard. . cars at 4Sc; No. 8
white. 4lhc; No. Z white. car at 4ie
Rye--Cash No: J.. SIC bid:
Beans--Cssh; s2.0s; May. s?.oS,
Cloverseed-Prime october. 100 bass
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
day. included a4s bbls OF -four; l car
were sl0 bbls OF hour. Stocks are 2st,--
2is blu of wheat. l06435 bu OF corn. and
2+.655 bu OF oats
Wheat in Liverpool closed y nd
Wheat receipts Tuesday 80. Louis,
81. 900 Blu, against rs, 90 bu a year ago;
Kansas City, $4,000 bu, against $1,000
bu; Duluth, So cars. against 81; Mime
apolis, ioe cars. against los; Chicago
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Tuesday. 2st.oo bu; year ago. $4,000
worlds visible of wheat. 1919. 900 bu
decrease last week.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Tuesday,
'.00' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May l0.--wheat opened
y a &c lower for new crop. averasln6
ady for May. Offerings proved hsh:
and prices ADVANCED to ae above yes
tered commission buying. offerings
light. Oats a tribe easier at the Out
set. Provisions again higher on light
hog receipts.
Corn snd oets tractionalIy higher
Close--May wheat slumped sensa-
tionally In hnal hour. dropping sac be-
low the opening figure. Other monlhs
also closed weak. Corn and oats
strong and higher all around,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-openln

EAST BUFFALO--OpeninE.
DT Ess% sI, sssssn I'VE tos Ma ss PS
Especial. Receipts cars. steady:
Best 1890 10 i,45o-lb steers. 1850
Sis: good 1900 to 1.35o.lb steers; $40
steers. ,s.5oa7.e5:, medium butcher
steers, 1000 to 100 lbs: ss96.40; light
butcher steers. s6,26@S.75; best Tat
sE ?;svG Common o to medium. do.
Sc 5OG4.25: best fat heifers. $3.50 q 7.2S.
good fat heifers, s5.I5me.25: fair TO
sS $3.50 c medium a' to good. do. $50 So;
s s%iis ,sa 81 f SSiosna BUZZ. s5esss
thin light bulls ss1S@asse' o best milt 70
good. do. s25Gl5 each.
Hogs-Receipts 8 cars. strong heavy,
$40; workers.. sio@lo.lo; pigs, slo.iO3
Sheep and Receipts Is cars:
best lambs, $3.50: yearlings. NI5Us;
wethers. Ss1 25g7.5o; ewes, ss.so9Z
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. May TO-
The market closed with the following
quotations: Cattle--Recetpts 30, quiet
and hrm: prime steers. sSGslSi butch
200, Slow and lower; common to choice.
Ssas. sheep and Lambs-Receipts a.
200. slow and steady; choice lambs.
i sSsss,gI s SS, sheep .p, ssSas Hogs:
Receipts 200, active, i0@ 2oc: workers,
Ii0.l5: heayies. $40; roughs. sS.s5GS;
stays. Ss.256s.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May io.--Cattle--Receip
600. strong; beeves. s5.S0@S.55. Tex
.s,o ana sSo ieedss: cow.
and heifers. s2.7541.5O; calves, SEQ
SIS. Hogs-Receipts 1000. l0wiJc
higher; light. ss;?sgsso mixed. %
Is45; pigs, ss.s5ae.s0. sheep and
Iambs--Receipts $4,000. steady; native.
sI.35a 40; western. $500. 20: lamos,
native t1.25G $40; western, $50 SIS
CLEVELAND.
- CLEVELAND. o., May fe,--Hogs-
Receipts 1000. SC higher; all grades.
1850 Cattle-Receipts cars, rrIn.
LssIWH s:sRsssiips 200 ss SIS top '' Top
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
GIRL Tries TO XII SELF.

SAGINAW, Mich, May lO.-(Spe-
cial Miss Forest Pedit. daughter OF
q we'll known Standish politician. at.
tempted To commit suicide Monday
night because her father elected her
beau who stayed until o'clock In the
morning She viii i've
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED.
Charles Littel Tells Police Of Being
hnld Up In Barn.

Littel. No. 46 Orchard-st..
reported to the police that about mid.
night. Monday. FIVE men came into his
barn In the rear OF No. 2s6 Second-st.,
and robbed him of s25. after choking
him. He says he knows three Of the
men
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries, extras. zic.
frsts, 26c; dairy butter, 2lc; pachlnS
stock, 20c per Id.
EgEs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, 19i4c per dog. Receipts on
Tuesday. 1,479 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
CHICAGO PRnpuCE.

CHICAGO. May l0.-Butter--Crcam
ery. extras. s7ci frsts. csc; dairy, c@-
tfas. 2sc; frsts. 2ic. Eggs-prime
iiai4Lc: young Americas, 14414hc.
live pouitry-Turkeys 15c: fowls. l5H
"a jsc: ducks. l5@l5hc; geese, l2WiSc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
Markets and Finance

Utah Copper co. reports net profits
from mining and milling operations ior
the quarter OF ss5S. 1873. Additional M
ccme from rent, etc. tlSl56. Total net
pronts for quarter. ts7l.sSS.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
TAFT URGES THAT PLEDGES
OF HIS PARTY BE KEPT
Delivers Address Before PassaiS
Board Of Trade-ls Satisfied With
Railroad BILL

PASSAlC, n. j.. May l0.-In his
SD. cen before the Passaic board nf
trade last night, President Taft re-
ferred 10 the platform pledges or the
Republican party. He said he was
certain that the bill granting state
hood TO New Mexico and ArizonA
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o., May 1O.-wheat-Cash
and May. .sl.l2t; July. sLotH: sept.
sl.os& Corn-Cash and May. SlS;
and May. 444 July. l2hc; Sept. Ssc;
Rye-No. 2. 7Sc; No. 3. f6c. cloverseed
Cash, $3.50; Oct. $3.50: Dec. $50:
March, $3.50. Prime timothy, S2.lJ.
Prime alsike. 1915. Butter. eggs and
hay, unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

A metal clip has been invented 10
hold and squeeze sections OF lemons
al a dining table without the users
fingers becoming soiled.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11
PRODUCE.

Aside from a two-cent decline In tie
Flgin butter market. there were 40
special features today, Dealers were
looking for a break OF a cent. but &C.
csssive, and look for reaction. Calves
have been in light receipts this wCek
and seem inclined 70 do, a little bettCf
Poultry II dull. Receipts are ve:y
light but at that are hard to clean ID.
Essa are active and steady at the last
decline. and the market as whole. was
a. heretofore quoted.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-11

Job PrintIng aoss eight. rfmes
1895. or CITY Ass. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-07
KEEP BOYS BUSY
Novel Plan Is Inaugurated at
the Rock Island Y. M.
@. A.
HELP is TO BE FURNISHED
Those Having Odd Jobs to Offer In
vited to Leave Their Addresses
at Headquarters.

An "odd jobs" registry system is to
be inaugurated at the Y. NJ. c. A for
the benefit and convenience Of the
boys. There are a good many boys in
the association who have spare time
after school and on Saturdays when
they could better be earning little
money by light work than wasting
their time at things that are not es-
pecially good for them. To meet this
end, Assistant Secretary A. D. Hermann
is inviting people who have odd pieces
of work to be done, isuch as boys can
do, to notify him of this work.
Raking yards, splitting kindling,
washing windows, running errands,
and scores Of things will be Of a sort
to be reported thus. and when so no
titled, Mr.. Hermann will endeavor to
send boy promptly to attend to the
work. For carrying out the scheme,
1t Is desirable that boys who would
like to do such work should register
at the Y. NJ. C. A. Office, giving the
hours when they can be free to work.
Then, with plan working both ways,
It will be a convenience for the people
who want the work done, and for the
boys Who wish to make a little money,