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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
MARIA re LICENSES

August J Knack SO, Martha Treter.
Charles }. Anthier. 2s. Frances j.
Currier. %
Thomas Il Beach %. Catherine Nal
den 1S
Joseph Pershon. "a; Helen RICHARD.
William II Cooper. 21 Ada A. Black.
Edward J Mclcher. - Eva HuegIe.
Darius j. Dibble %. Marine city.
Edith Ilickok. %. same
George w Smallev 80, Saugatuck
Mich Josephine DeChenc. 2S. Dctroii
Alw"as Schaefcr, -. Emma Behnkc,
0ra T. Williams ~ Detroit Edna
NJ Harris - Royal oak
Albert Holmes 33s Sarah T.. craig
Faye Sackct;. q; Lille HeIdt. ~.
carl j Ebert. Z5, plymouth; Alice !
Cutlip. Il. saginaw.
CHARLES Matthews. IS Detroit: Maud"
& Ceitsey. -. cas- city
Edward Meyers -. IIamtramck.
LrTa Moschow. -, same
Patrick OSullivan. 80. Alice Waters.
Martin !. Tcrbush. %. Denver. col:
Gladys W. Thomas % Detroit
Morris Ernstcin. 80. ANNA l,apen-
port. -
Wniam L sample, 81 Margaret
Richardson, -
q Ilrhry Il MoC1eaDV 80 conneat,t,
ohio. Ella Reisdorf. -. Detroit
John y Kaufman. IS Detroit; Selvia
~ ~hicrs. -. Huron.
40 -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
SANTA CLAUS BUSY.
Many Christmas Gifts Exchanged In
the Count Building.

Santa Claus was busy in the coun-
~ building, Saturday.
Justice OFT was remembered by his
clerks with a handsome brass writing
set Sheriff CASTOR was the recipient
Of several cut glass pieces and "A
leather travelling bag from his depu-
ties.
In the county clerks Office Mr. Far
rell was distributing boxes of cigars
TO his friends. while upstairs County
Road Commissioner Hines was doing
the same.
Auditor Oakman also acted the
part Of Santa Claus and pretty
remembrance were given to friends.
Tho auditors also arranged TO have
the county building staff paid on Fri.
Iar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
TO HONOR hERO'S MEMORY.

HART. Mich. Dec. ga big steel
tow boat owned by the government
and which will ply on the Missouri
river. will be named after Lieut..
John A. Quincy. formerly Of Hart.
who was killed in the battle OF San
Juan hill. Gjor f. j. Schulz, en-
gineer officer in charge Of the MIS-
souri, river Will name the boat in
honor OF Quincy. whose body now
lies in the cemetery here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
100 Get Pardons for Xmas.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec -
Clemency for more than 100 long term
prisoners who for years have ser'ed
Alabama and elsewhere as leased con-
victs. was granted by Gov. Conner Fri
da, as Christmas gifts. ami can be di
rectly attributed TO the genius OF Lord
Byron. Before the governor made his
annual trip through the prisons, he
re-read Byron's Prisoner OF Chllon."
The thought of the hopelessness OF
prison confinement so eloquently told
by Il poet struck the governor fore
ibly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
BUSINESS NOTES

Work Is under way at the New
berry plant OF the Lake Superior Iron
and Chemical Co. which will remodel
II completely and make II one OF the
most complete and efficient plants in
the country The present plant. lii,,
the other chemical plants OF the com.
pany. Is built ON the still system but
the more modern retort system vii hc
Installed "a ewberry. u is expected
that the output Of alcohdi will he ir.
creased about $50 per cent and the
output OF acetate of lime 100 per cent.
Employees VI Penberthy Injector Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
SIX DEAD IN CAROUSAL.
Four Men and Two Women Asphyxi-
ated Bv Gas Fumes.

KENYON, Ohio, Dec. 24.-Six per
sons were killed by gas fumes today
az the result OF corousal OF several
men amt women In a room In the
Lintz block.
The victims are: Clark Latham, 35.
and his wife: Harry Newcomb. 3D.
Miss Bailey 81 and William Kennedy,
90 and his son. Pearl "a.
The tragedy was discovered today
when n man went 10 call the kennedys
TO go 10 work. They had room In
the front part of the block The other
four were found In an adjoining room.
The pipe OF gas stove in the room
had been disconnected. Empty bottles
lay about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
SEEKS LOST" POLICEMAN.
Marion Bedford Is In Observation
Ward After Vain Search In Taxi.

Marion Bedford. 30 years old, who
says she has no home, is in the oh
servation ward in ST. Marys hos
pital as tht result of taxicab cruise
she took Friday night. Marion
boarded machine in front OF tha
Metropole and confided 10 Chauffeur
Leslie Vernon that she was hunting
for policeman who was lost
Leslie tore off several miles in a
vain search for the wandering officer
and then began 10 get nervous about
his bill He says as soon as he queS.
toned the woman about ii she began
&c act queer, so he took her 10 tho
central. police station. From there
she was transferred to St Mary g
hospital. The doctors think she is
slightly demented.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
INVITE PLAGUE WAR
! DOUBLED IN j. s.
IN 1910
Michigan Spent $l7l,o0o of Which
$4,000 Came From Private Sources
-lIew York Heads List for
Money Expended.
Expert Tells How Campaign Is Being
Conducted AID What Is Needed
In Onward March.

In one year this country has
practically doubled its appropri-
alton for the war against the
White Plague.
In 1909 about SS,000,0O0 was
expended in the anti-tuberculosis
campaign.
In the year just closing he
total was nearly $15,000,000.
The percentage of public ex'
penditure over private expendi-
ture has greatly increased in
the year
More than twice as much was
spent for sanatoria in 1910 as
in 1909.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
ELECTION GRAFTERS INDICTED.
Grand Jury Returns 172 True Bills
Charging "Boodling."

WEST UNION, Ohio. Dec. 24.-The
special grand jury Friday afternoon
indicted more Adams county voters
i'm connection with the election probe.
With scores of Adams county vot'
ers already DISTINGUISHED on their
pleas OF guilty to selling their votes
In the November election, the spe-
cial grand jury today returned ~
new indictments. charging "Boode
ling" bringing the total number of
indictments IN connection with the
election investigation up to- SOL AC-
cording To the statement of former
Congressman l.. J. Fenton. who is
foreman of the grand jury to Judge
l.. 4. Blaib, the end is not even near.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
JUDGES REMEMBERED sy Jurors.

A Christmas love feast, in which
jurors. court officers, clerks and
judges took part, was held in the re-
corder's court Saturday morning.
The members of the present jury
panel, who finished their work Satur-
day. presented both Judge Phelan
and Judge Connolly with handsome
suit cases Both jurists responded
neatly The clerks and court officers
were each presented with a box Of
cigars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
VINT0N FUNERAL MONDAY.
Services viii Be Held in Woodwa I'd.
ave. Baptist Church.

The funeral OF G.. Jay Vinton, whose
death came so unexpectedly. Friday
morning. will be held in the Wood
ward-aye. Baptist church at 100
o'clock, Monday afternoon. the Rev.
Maurice y. Fixes officiating. The in.
terment will be in Woodlawn GENE.
terry. The list OF pallbearers is not
complete as yet. The vinton Co..
however, will he represented by Rob
ert McFate, treasurer and Charles
Raymond, president
IL is announced that the Vinton
Co.'S business will be carried on as
usual, the concern being so we'll or.
ganiZed that Mr. Vinton's death will
not seriously interfere with its affairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
TELEPHONE GIRL is HEROINE.
Miss Jessie Clement Gave Alarm When
Bandits Tried TO Rob Safe.

BRITTON. Mich, Dec. 24.--Much
credit for the capture OF the four rob
bers who tried 10 loot the safe of the
Peoples bank here, is given TO Miss
Jessie Clement. a pretty 2l-year-old
telephone girl.
While the yeggmen were blowing
the safe Miss Clement, in the cN'
change across the street. sent out hut
ried calls and awakened the sleeping
townspeople The robbers fed, but
We're pursued by the posse
The four bandits were rounded up
after their capture yesterday and lodg-
ed In Jail TO await arraignment. Sher'
in Knowles caught the fourth man at
Dundee yesterday afternoon, He gave
his name as Frank Logan. Chicago He
made no resistance TO arrest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
VICTIM is FROM HUDSON.

HUDSON. Mich. Dec. 24.-R. J. Nit
chell. who was murdered in Pittsburg,
Pa. Dec. 20, was the son OF a black
smith in this city. He was a former
high school pupil here. He was killed
during a wrangle over Jack Johnson.
Brooks Burlington. OF Tennessee, was
arrested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Railroads and EnoIneers AGREE

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Arrangements
between representatives of 81 western
railroads and the Brotherhood of Lo.
connective Engineers were made here
this afternoon by which all danger of
q strike OF the $4,000 engineers ON
those roads was averted United
States Labor Commissioner Neil an
the fact that settlement had
been reached. but the terms have not
ret been given out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Rebels Execute 10 Civilians.

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Dec 24.-An
American who has been 10 days with
the insurrecto forces returned yester.
day bringing news that the latter re-
Gently executed 10 civilians hostile TO
the revolt Their number includes one
Judge. While the revolutionsts sur
round federal Gen. Navarro in Peder-
males. his situation. according to this
information, Is not precarious. He
would march out with his force and
do battle. but Is waiting reinforce
ments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
sandmaster Conterro Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--I.ouis Con
terno. SO, one OF the best known band
masters in this country, died suddenly
today at the home of Miss Louise
Beckett in Brooklyn. 10 whom he was
TO have been married Jan. I. Conterno
was born in Savoy. France, and for 90
years was the leader Of the Fourteenth
Regiment Band
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Here's the Kind Of
investment that Pays


II parcels the
INTEREST,"
paid them
a of who
really
n cedulty
o.
II
economic point OF view
6 resis la
Creduity
satisfactory
n
distributed
confidence
makes his
a and keep IL
dividends single industry
n he Ia min n hi
WI list, Excha buud New York g. H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
BUTTER AID EGGS.

Butter CreameTies, extras, 80 !. C;
hrsts, rs iac, dairy butter, use, packing
stock, zoe 10
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, 81 iac doz Receipts Saturday
Mere 210 cnSe9
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dee 2l--Close. Liver
pool threw "A damper on the bullS 70!
declining on saturday, out iotelsu
wheat conditions are such that an al
vance could scarcely he expected ne
mand for hour is already showinS some
OF the increase that ~ eApectc" al.
the holidays. Minneapolis mas beeh III -
creasing Hour sales and mills are dolhs
more grinding. but there ~ stlll plti'9
OF room Tor Improvement an thdt liii'.
The lower Liverpool prices on ga
day We're great disappointment l"
The bulls. who had inquired thal some
thing could be done 10 prices IN view
of the smaller receipts OF wheat anu
improved flour demand. Chicago mas
a fair milling demand ana sales there
OF cash wheat are said To he much
larger than reported from day 10 daE
ana bears in Chicago are SAID 10 De
going over TO the pull side IN larsc
numbers \ good deal is SAID apohl
higher receipts, hut stocks OF whedi
in Minneapolis show a large increase
for the week,
Australia and Argentina are large
sellers OF wheat ana appear Die, Win
the help OF Russi. 10 keep Europe am
ply supplied. and this gives the bears
courage although the heavy holdings
OF the Chicago bulls prevent activity
on the selling side
There was scarcely enough tradlhs
in grain on Saturday To call ~ mar
ket The tone was 1rm most or the
time, but fluctuations were narrow
Prices were unchanged at the close in
all the leading deals.
Wheat quotations: Cash ana Dec.
No 2 red. 95isc. May opened unchang-
ell at 81 O0ts advanced TO Sl.O0S. and
declined To $lOOla. July opened at Sec'
moved up TO 96'a and declined To 9oc'
No. l white. - y
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No Q 53c; No. > yellow, 56ci No
yellow. 55c; new No. yellow, l car at
47Lsc: No. yellow. new, cars AZ
45isc oats: standard. 35c; No.
white. 34iaC. Rye: Cash No. i, 80 'sc.
No - S4lac Beans: Cash and Jan,
S2O2 Cloverseed: Prime spot. 50 bags
at $40: March. $9l5; sample, II bags
at $S75. 40 at $3.50. 25 at IS. 20 al
S775, 10 at $3.50. IL ~ 81; prime al
sike. $40 sample alsike, bags AT
$3.50, 5 at 1915, 5 al 1925. Timothy
seed: Prime spot, $3.50
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urday included 400 bbls Of Hour. cars
OF wheat. OF corn. OF oats and
OF rye. Withdrawals were 200 bhls
of hour Stocks are 522.77l bu OF
wheat 213057 bu OF corn, 1871, 1876 bu OF
oats and 1882 bu Of rye.
Minneapolis wheat stocks increased
905 900 bu for the week.
Estimated Russian wheat exports
this week. 4,216o0o bu; Danubian. p
$4,000 bu.
Receipts Of wheat Saturday: Duluth
SO cars: st. Louis. $4,000 bu, Omaha. 81
cars; Kansas City. % cars Winnipeg.
1872 cars
Primary wheat receipts were 100000
blu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Bv DR.. LIVINGSTON FARRAND.
Executive Secretary National As
ISOLATION for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis.


During the year 1909 over $1,000
600 was expended in the fight against
tuberculosis. From reports gathered
during the last two months the Ma
tional association for the study and
prevention OF tuberculosis is able 10
announce that in 1910 nearly Slo,-
100000 was spent for anti-tubercuio-
sis work.
Probably the most significant fact
in connection with the statistics for
1910 is the increase in the percentage
OF public expenditures as contrasted
with private. In 1909, out of total
of $4,000, 900 spent in tuberculosis
work, over s4,300,000 or 53.5 per cent
was derived from public appropria-
lions, either federal, state, municipal,
or county.
In 1910, out of total recorded OK
penditure of $14,S00,000, over S9,250,-
900 or 626 per cent came from pub
lie funds, and 37.3 per cent from phi
vate sources.
No more significant figures than
these, as indicating the real trend OF
the anti-tuberculosis movement, can
be given. Experts are agreed that
the tuberculosis problem is too large
for private resources, and that the
eventual stamping out of this disease
demands the cooperation and finan-
cial support of all public and official
agencies engaged in health work.
In addition to the provisions FOR
municipal work. new heading
state work." has been added this
year. This item includes state ex-
penditures in tuberculosis work which
could not with certainty be classed
in any other group. The following
table gives the amounts in each
group for 1909 and 1910:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

who have been with the concern two
years or more will receive cash bon
uses today based upon their length OF
service. wages, attendance and inter
est i'm the affairs of the company and
upon the earnings for the past year
There will he number of import
ant changes in the freight and pas
senger departments OF the New York
Central Lines 20 take effect Jan. l. but
only one Detroit man is affected. C.. &.
Griggs. assistant general freight
agent of the Michigan Central Is as
signed ia other duties. lie will be
succeeded by G. NJ. Weaver. general
westbound agent OF the New York
Central fast freight lines. in Chicago.
The rimken-Detroit Axle Co. has
made the first distribution of awards
10 the foremen OF the various depart
ments of the plant for cleanliness and
care OF plant and equipment. Sixty
five foremen gathered in the offices OF
the plant az o'clock Friday after
noon. A. K. Demory. vice-president
and factory manager gave short
talk on Harmony and the Square
Deal" w. II. Hutton. purchasing
agent, distributed the awards as fol-
lows: First. $25-drill press depart
ment. Ben Wilson. foreman; second,
s2a---gear cutting and grinding depart
ment. Harry X. Huber. foreman; third,
sl5-stock department, Charles k.
Mumaw, stockkeeper Consolidation
prizes OF So each for excellence were
awarded the milling machine depart
ment. Leonard f.. Bauer. foreman;
hub department, Herbert Clark. fore
man: shipping department. John b.
Nugent. Jr,; rough grinding depart
ment, Ben Fahindrich foreman; front
axle department. c. F. Galley. fore
man: tool room, Edward A. Searles
Every foreman received box OF ci-
CARS, and the foremen presented hand
some gold fobs 10 Supt Weaver and
Assistant Supt. Thompson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
TOLEDO GRAIN AND pRoDi CI:.

ana Dec, s6aic; May. sloo1s July
95i2c. Corn: cash and Dee. lNi-ci
May 5Oi4c; July. 51Ac. oats cash
and Dec. Csc. May. 31i4 July Sos =.
Cash. Dec and May S927i2 April. 81:
Feb. sy.e7Ia Oct. .s7.77Ie: Jan. ss.27 T..
Alsike. Prime and Dec. s925. Timothy.
Prime and Dec. S4.65. Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
cU,c,Go HITTER u,RhLyT.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.--l}utter: Extra.
29c; hrsts. 25c. dairy extras 25c. hrsts.
23C Eggs. Prime tYsts. sic. trsts, -9C.
Cheese Skins. IA ~ age; young Amer
icas. IA. +, l5c Live poultry Fowls.
l'12 n llc ducks. l3N 1312c geese. A.
a l2iar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY "FINANCE."


sofa to be
Times
ns.d within held
the
wi be carefu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
Union STOCK YARDS.
CLEVELAND.
PHCDUCE

The Christmas poultry deal seemed
10 nave been wound up on. Friday. as
there was little or nothing in toda =.
ana no demand 20 speak of excerpt that
lew more Dire ssed geese could have
been used Commission men regard
this as having been "a very satisfaCt6r,
season In the poultry deal stun began
coming early Daily receipts have
been liberal, but not excessive and tho
demand has been sufficient To keen the
iiOors cleaned up at steady line ~
prices. Rabbits are "A little easier but
otherwi Use the market was very stead,
and activity is stacking up
AppIes--7Jca sl.25 per on. $250a4
per Dbl; western apples. S225I275
Bananas-Good shipping stock, 81 80
Q2b0, according to quality.
Bcans-Dried Lima, CIR nc Id
CeIery-Home-g Is q 3Oc. state
stock, 15M zoe doz
Cruiifiower-Califo SO IS fI3 30
per crate. s175M2 per ldoz
Csbbsgc--S1.5 90 per bbl.
California Frufts-Grapes. 81 IS ~ ? q
per box. pears. S35OQ4 per box
Cheese - Michigan fats. i7Ul7 hc
York State. lie. Limburger. &c = n
i7hc. brick. 16iSdi7i8c. doInesti,
Swiss. ~ q 2zc: Imported. do, ESQ 30C
per ID
Crsnberries - Late Howes. ,sQssG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
NEW IoRh B,>k sr,rrur>T.

NEW NOEK Dec 2t-The weekly
bank statement Us ISSUED today shows
the following change RESERVE uu al!
d, ros It's. iucreas" 81. ttN.a50. rcscrvr ou
deposits other than 4. r.. increase So,-
i>,55V. loans. increase s2.6i loo.
.p,,i,. Increase StNS6. 600. legal ten
d,rs increase Sio2. soc. deposits In
rr,uso So. 200. circulation decrease
Sttl.1G0 total loans. 3 -2',1t3 200 THO
.rpIus ie $40. iV9 600 as compared win
sto.'>i Ni5 last year. ana Sla.o3", .uu two
wears Hgu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
1--WE SOCK.
EAST IFFALO-Opening.
Duuning ~ stevens Live stock HepOri

EAST BUFFALO, y. y, Dec. 81 --
Cattle: Receipts, = cars steady
SO good prime, 1900 to I,l00-lb steers.
SJ.50u6. best LOO to l,z00-lp. shipping
steers. s5;25 q 5.75; medium butcher
steers, ioSS u steers best fS
cows, sl.5045, fair 10 good cows, So. 20
u 4. common 10 medium do. -. 20 W3.s5.
tLinmer3. 80 50W3. cest rat heifers.
iail 10 good DO. Sugars; stock heifers
$500 /, best feeding steers. dehorn-
-. Si.'ou9, medium TO good feeding
S&.-5Ggi best bulls. Sis5t5 . IS. bolos
uG oulls, 81 a 400 stock bells, S315 -
80 t&hcy mixers and springers, SO
A@rngors So ~ 60. common To good 10.
40 80
itogs Receipts, 20 cars slow; heavy
sheep ana Lambs. Receipts, cars:
steady. best lambs. 50 30 n g. 90. heavy.
So. IS "a 400 Nearlings, S475fi D. weth-
crs. $4H % ewes 1915 q 4.
Calves: $5Gt 10 20
EAST BtE F,LO-tiose.
EAST BUFFALO. y Y. Dec 2l.--Cat-
tic. Receipts. - head. market. quiet
au dsteady prime steers. $6.4UN 6.iJ;
butcher grades, $3N 60. Calves Re-
ctlpts. zoo head, market, slow and zoe
lower; Gull 20 choice. 50 ~ 1925. Sheep
and lambs. Receipts, 5000 head MAJ
ket. active and strong choice lambs
SG.5UF Go. Gull TO fair. S5.5OGG.2s:
yearllngs. 81 - q ;. sheep, $30 !. Hogs:
Rcrcipt-. 2.550 head. market. slow and
weak. yorkcrs, SS.1o. pigs. s. 10: mixed.
s.. a.. a S.1p. heavy. s. n SOS, ruughs. s.
n 5.l5 stays. $6n6.5V
J>ION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCk YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dec. Clogs Receipts, 1900; mar
ket slow. mixed and butchers. S7.55or
30 good heavy, 50U765 light.
81 5O4i 80. pigs, S1.1OQ 7.S5. Cattle:
Receipts 5000. market. steady, beeves,
$500 20. COWS and heifers. 81 i0a
6.l5; stOckers and feeders. S3iOetj 80
Texans, 81 lOu . -. calves. S7l5Ty.35.
sheep. Receipts. 1900 market.
steady. native, $2i0HA1b: western.
S2f5ft 10. lambs. - - n 6.2j west
ern, S41j n 70.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. -. Dec. 2I.-iiogs: Re-
Ccipts. 1000 head. steady. 90 lower.
mediums and hcgvivs, $50. mixed
workers.. S190H 5.95; pigs ana lights s..
Cattle, Receipts 3 cars. steady sheep.
Receipts, cars, s6.25. calves. IL.
celptS 100 head. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
No Merry Xmas in
Thunder Mountain

Nv
work. on even the aised TO
but
n
creduous public
think safely
a Christmas relations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
CHICAGO GRAN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dec @4.-Opcuing Dee.
and May wheat opened isc OF. De-.
cCrn w !. e. May up isc, Dec. oats 80
lower. Nay unchanged. Provisions
opened fractionally higher
Close Dec. wheat closed Sc higher;
May up he. Dec. corn up sc. May up
Lc. Dec. BATS "a higher. May up -.
Provisions We're fraCtiOnally higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24
.sl4.soO.OOo ss.1sO.OO0


In money expended New York state
stands at the head, with total oEt-
lay of nearly S4.250.000 in 1910. rs
compared with s1,669.000 in 1909.
Pennsylvania still maintains second
place, and Massachusetts makes 4
good third.
During the year Michigan spent
Sill 900. OF which amount $4,000 were
public funds.
The campaign against tuberculosis
has entered upon an era OF increased
efficiency. The methods for the solu-
iicn OF the problem are daily becom-
ing clearer. These include hospitals,
Senatorial. and camps for all classes
OF cases. rich and poor incipient ana
advanced. old and young Dispenser
les and provision for home treatment
with the accompanying visiting nurse
are among the pressing needs.
To interest and enlist all the so
cial, legislative. religious. industrial
ard other fcrces OF the country III
the carrying out OF these methods
Will mean the ultimate solution u
the tuberculosis problem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

IL is estimated that there will be-
two hundred and twenty million dol
lars distributed TO stockholders by
American corporations on Jan. l.
This will be returned upon IN
the profits paid 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

Alleged Diamond Thief Brought Back.
Charged with stealing a $500 dia
mond ring from Mrs. Grace Davidson,
No. ia Bagley-aye., Ernest Evans, II
years old. of Traverse City. who was
arrested in Houston, Tex, last week.
was brought back 10 Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

Thunder Mountain and Big Creek
seems still 10 be on the map but that
is about all that can be said for H..
1t is out of funds and has little pros
pect Of raising any. and what is real
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-24

Employees VI Penberthy Injector Co.