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The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
\ ruAroRs ABSENT As
IO1u(ER HEARING BEGINS
~ otstssman's Attorney Asks
ootpousment Of inquiry Into
His Election.

ZICAGO, Sept. 22.-The investi-
- OF william Lorimer's election
- United States senate began to-
before the senate committee, with
otors Bulkely and Frazier still
ling. Nothing definite has been
|yd from Senator Frazier, who was
Nashville. Tenn, when last heard
-. Senator Bulkely will not get
10 until Sunday.
HChnirman Burrows read the senate
oolution calling for the investiga-
He said the action was taken
cause of charges filed by the Legs.
I've Voters league, OF Chicago, and
Clifford Barnes, president of that
Mutation and Senator Lorimer
IRE both present. he would be glad
- any suggestions they might oner.
Barnes said that his organization
1ought the charges on evidence and
ntimony gathered by the Chicago
|&lbune and that he believed that the
|Eibune. through its attorney, should
Ioeent the case.
4 Barnes declared in answer TO Bur
DWs' suggestion that the Legislative
ooeue itself be represented by coun-
~ that IL did not desire this, as the
itself had no evidence TO
resent.
attorney Elbridge Hanecy, repre-
onting Lorimer. asked that the in
0fry be postponed. He said Lorimer
vanted TO call as witnesses Lee
We'll Browne, charged with having
ribed Democratic members TO vote
d Lorimer, State Senator Frederick
nd other members OF the legislature
DIV under indictment in connection
nth the charges the committee was
D Investigate. He said that he
bought II would be impossible to get
hese men to testify before their trial
4 criminal charges, as their counsel
I'd advised them not to do SO He
ranted the inquiry postponed until
tier those cases were settled
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
Markets and Finance

Range CO. DAILY West 5. Davis DAILY
fraSklin il, CRANKY So. direSx S.,
Goldheld Cons So, Greene Can a.
Isle Royale 2IS, Kerr Lake 6is, La
Rose 81. Lake 93h. Miami IA. Mo-
hawk 4Ti4. New Cons 20. New Utah IS.
Nipssing IL. North Butte %. Ohio Cop
ll-6. Parrot IS. quincy 72a. Raven
SO. Bay Cons lsS, South Lake s+ /.
CO. Smelt pf ~, Wyandotte n.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
Deputy Sheriff Threatened.

Deputy Sheriff Dixon was threat
ened with total humiliation Wednes-
day afternoon, when. In company with
Lyman ID. Burnett, horse dealer, he
visited the barn OF Louis P. and Ar
thor II. McGrory and seized four
horses. two wagons. two buggies and
four sets OF harness. The seizure
was made to satisfy debt owed by
the McGrorys TO Burnett. The Nc
Grory brothers were loud In their
threats towards the officer and Bur
nett. and Dixon drew his handouts
and threatened to arrest them both
before he was allowed to make the
seizure.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Sept %:
This mornings stock market, not
withstanding higher cables. failed to
sustain yesterdays advance caused by
the decision OF Judge Otis in the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
case Profit taking was in evidence
from the opening until near midday.
when the market had a rally Trading
remained highly professional and dull
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON copper share sales OF Sept 81:
Anal 1880. Algomah $50. Zinc $50. \
c 2s5, Bonz 100, b { $50 Butte ITO. Is
\ 740. c a y s5. Hecla /. Range 100
Guam leo. Han 10. Ind 770. Royale 100
Kew Zoe, Lake 65. l. los. Mass u.s.
Mex 4lo. Nj 20. Mob 80. New 49,, Nip
quincy -. san us. sup 32O. b is.
Tam sl0. Trim so. L : pr SO. IT Con
as, Win 60. VOL 4
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
BVTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 2911c ID:
hrsts. &c; dairy butter. csc; packing
stock. 22c per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 23lsc per doz. Receipts on
THURSDAY. CAS- cases
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

\ reception Will he rendered the Rev.
ID. 4. Sutherland and Mrs. Sutherland
by Calvary Presbyterian congrega-
tion. Tuesday evening, Sept %, In
honor of the tenth anniversary OF
Mr.. Sutherland's passionate and the
silver wedding anniversary OF the
popular pastor and his wife, both OF
which happen TO fall upon the same
day
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
WEEKEND EXCURSION TO
IA CLEVELAND

Every Saturday via d. & c.
Line. leaving at Io:4s P. NJ.
$7.so Round Trip. Visit with
your friends over Sunday and
get back in time for business
Monday. Make your reserva-
ton early.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Money on
call. l1. Time money. Az a4A for
six months. Bar silver: London,
30 Ills; New York, 53Ia Demand ster-
ling. s4S6.1004s6l5
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

lie; skins. common to specials. so
l2hc: full skins 2l U4c.
Butter: Steady: receipts. 1900:
emery extra. 29c: state dairy tubs.
% q csc. imitation creamery hrsts. 24n
Csc. Eggs: Steady; receipts. l594s;
nearby white fancy. SO 40c; nearby
mixed fancy. asa 29c: fresh frsts. 2+Q
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
LIVE STOCK
CENTRAL STOCK YARDS

pE TROlT. sept 22.-Cattle. Active
and IL n zoe higher than last week
Receipts not equal to demand Prices
ranged az follows Choice steers aver
aging from 1000 TO LOO pounds. at
~ ns choice handy killers. $500
$50; light 10 good butchers steers and
heifers, S2.75M IS. common killers and
fat COWS, 81 so a. 30, Gamers cows
si25G25O common TO prime shinpin9
bulls, 50 4; light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls. S275Q350; stockers and
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
BosToP COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber X Co. Sept. 22;
The 81. Paul decision yesterday gave
the marke "a short lease OF bullish ac-
tivity, but we will need whole lot OF
suCh decisions before any sustained adj
vance viii be seen and for the present
would rather take advantage OF these
strong spots TO make a few sales for a
turn. Several million pounds OF cop-
per are reported TO have been sold for
export at 2l.c. Large selling agen-
etes and producers continue 10 quote
Electrolytic at l2S ai2@c. but these
smaller concerns
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
Auto Club Burns; Loss s15o,ooo.

WORCESTER. Mass, Sept. 22.-
Fire which completely destroyed the
Auto club Of Worcester, the finest in
New England. early today caused a
loss OF $150,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


writer with reiab
will be
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Sept. 22-Close: There
appears 10 be two sides 10 the wheat
market al present and both bull and
bear have conditions 10 back up their
view OF the future Those who are
continually watching the stocks and
visible supply are bearish. They find
little or no export demand. big pre-
miums on the future and a large move
ment to primary markets. and all these
points are in favor OF declining prices.
Bullishness is found in the foreign sit
uation Liverpool wheat prices are ad-
vancing because reports OF smaller
Russian exports in the near future.
and "A light movement from Argentina
Shorts in the Liverpool market became
uneasy and did enough buying to boost
prices The northwestern movement
Is larger than II was week ago and
less than year ago. Mills IN the east
are not taking Chicago wheat freely
enough TO satisfy the bears
Wheat was firm during the greater
part OF the day The price gained Il c
gain of &c for the day. Corn and oats
were unchanged. Cloverseed declined
l5c and timothyseed loo.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
advance OF i.c AT sio4ia.. gained \. c
and declined TO 81 04la May opened at
sl0gL. touched sl09h and declined 10
81 osi. sample, car at s7hc; No. /
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No ?. 56c, No. 2 yellow. 5sisc asked !:
no. s yellow, 0Ic asked. No. yellow, l
car at SIS izc Oats: Standard. cars
/ at asked No. white. Sc Rye
Cash No. /, 73c, No. .. zoe. Beans:
Cash, S222: Oct. s2l5. Nov. s2lO Clo-
verseed: Prime spot, ss25 Dec. 50 80.
March 81. 35. sample. 20 bags at s9l0
; 20 at 81. 50 at SIS rs, 10 at S. 5: prime
alsi ke. 1.25; sample alsike. is bags at
$3.50. 10 at IS, at 81 so Timothy
seed: Prime spot, so bags at si25
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included AS bbls OF flour. 3
cars OF corn, OF wheat, OF oats and
OF rye. Withdrawals were H. 800 bu
OF wheat and 1868 bu of rye Stocks
are 259. $50 bu of wheat, 167 634 bu OF
corn, l6O.703 bu of oats and 12.279 bu
OF rye
Wheat receipts Thursday: Minneap-
oils. 1868 cars against $50 a year ago;
Duluth: 22l cars. against $50 a year
ago Kansas City, 252 cars. against
20; st. Louis. $4,000 bu. against 72.00O
bu
Estimated wheat exports from Ar
gentina this week. 100000 bu; year
ago. 100. 900 bu
Wheat in Liverpool closed - q 4 d
higher
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
were l,262, 90 bu, against 362. 900 bu a
year ago.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis increas-
ed $4,000 bu In FIVE days
Exports Of wheat and flour Thurs
day. $4,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
Reported for The Times by Hayden

Stone * Co. Sept %
There has ben but very little bust
ness in the copper market during the
morning session. The market contin-
ues absolutely featureless Price
chenges are confined TO small frac-
uons. Slight weakness developed in
Nevada Utah. which sold at isA. "A
los OF "a. Tamarack on a small trans
action sold at 80. gain OF one point.
A majority or the copper stocks have
not been traded in at this writing
other departments OF the market are
more active and in majority OF cases
higher. Shoe Machinery continued it's
advance to 81 4, Mas Gas pref sold at
~ =. a gain OF lie American Tele-
phone at 1875 is fractionally higher
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22


thsm.ns COPPER
H. A..
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
.IoBBrNe PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples, gals. 50 40.
baked beans, lib. 600 coo, Lima beans.
Slgl50. Corn-Fancy, Maine, Sl.l0.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Sept 22-Opening: All
options opened with higher tone ex-
cept provisions. Sept. wheat &C. Dec.
II and May &C higher Sept corn
Il c. Dec. ~ and May "a higher Sept
oats unquoted at the opening, Dec and
May sc higher. Provisions steady to
a shade lower
Noon Sept wheat ssc higher, Dec.
and May u lower. Sept corn y C low
err Dec. same the opening price.
May y lower Sept. oats isc, Dec.
"a c and May \. lower.
Close: Sept. wheat u higher, Dee.
and May &c lower Sept corn same
as the opening price. Dec. nc and May
u c higher Sept. oats same as the
opening price. Dec. isc lower; May
same as the opening price Provisions
sharply lower
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
DIVIDEND.
DIVIDEND.
Pay-As-you-Enter Car Corporation

OO (ht
New York. Sept IA. 1910.
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF one
and three-quarters per cent. IAT) on
the Preferred Stock OF this Company.
payable October Is, 1910, to stockhold-
ers OF record at the close OF business
October l, 1910. Checks will be mailed
by the Standard Trust Co. OF New
York
VIM. a. KERR. Asst Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Although
the tone at the opening OF the stock
market today showed continuation
OF the strength that developed yester-
day and some gains were maintained
in the important railroad issues, the
advances We're not held, heavy profit
taking causing the initial gains TO be
lost. AT the end OF fifteen minutes
prices generally ranged under yester-
days close.
IL a. mater the first few min
utes prices tended steadily GoNn
ward. Union Pacific. Reading and
Steel common declining point or
more from their opening.
Governments unchanged, other
bonds, steady.
Noon-After the declines sustained
in the first hour. the market assumed
a firmer tone. with many OF the lead
ing railroads and industrials recov-
ering part of the early losses.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IL
John R.-st Main 1925 or city 1888
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER MARKE

COPPER MARKET-CIo-e.
Ariz Com l6h, Bos Ely Ia, Cactus
y. Cal . A bSh. Cal 4 II 81, chief
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
LEADING ISSUES
SHOW DECLINES
Prices Tend Steadily Downward After
First Few Minutes, Declines
Reaching Point or More.
\. Y. STOCK MARKET-Clo.e.

Am b sug Ss%. Am Cop 90 c 4
+ a.. Am Cot . OF =, Am Loo 8 a. Am
pf s3. Am Wool rs, do pr se+. An'eda
$50 Atch sshs * q los, d X T 10 =,
Can Pac 1908, Cent Leath SJ, do pt
lo4S. c * . 76S, ( NJ 4 81 leg. Sni
Corn Prdcts 49,, II * II q S0S, Erie
rs "a. do LIST pf AZ. Gen Elec Ia. CT y
pr 1868. CT \ ore ctf S5Js. Int Met
20as, do pt 5tA, NJ * Il T 81 Is. NJ, 50 /,
So, y Y G ll2A. y Y. . < W 40hs Norf
x W ~. North Pac ll6L. Penn II X
1894. Peo q n { 1914, Press 81 Car
33i. Read l427s. Rep " ) S0ls. Rock
Pac las, South ny %. do pr 5Sls, Ten
Cop 33ha. Third Ave 10, T 81 L w
2sis. Texas 2sl4. Union Pac 100 Il; L ;
Rub com S44, L 5 Steel g. - do Of
5sl. Utah Cop as 81. Wabash IGN do
pr IS :. West Tn Tel SO, West Mfg e2is
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

! Mexican Crude Rubber seems TO be
| in considerable demand on the local
exchange just now. and the price has
advanced considerably within the last
few weeks. There are some very
good reports in circulation about this
Pay dividend Of per cent next
er, or January, and another regular 3
The earnings OF the company are re-
for the current year All the indebted
RECEPTION OF Que mortgage which can
n excellent position financially.
'ial figures available. the conditions OF
that a producing company such as this
rs on its operations for the past year.
an an investment but the prospects COR
must remember, however. that the mar
ay not prove so easy to sell as II Is
elieye
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22-Butter: Extras
30c. nrsts, 25tzc. dairy extras. 30c
firsts. 25Iac. Eggs: Prime frsts, csc
-ffrsts. 2fc.- encese:- Sktms. ~ II IT i5e
young Americas. 1871 a Ice. Live poul.
geese, loc
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

TOLEDO, Ohio. Sept 22-Wheat:
May. sl09is Corn: Cash and Sept
! 56iac; Dec, 531c. May. 56&c Oats
Cash and Sept, 3elsc; Dec, SIC: May
3gTsc. Rye: No. 2. 731zc; No g. SO y C
Cloverseed: Cash. Oct and March
$3.50 Alsike Prime. 1895: Oct. 50 20
Timothyseed: Prime and Oct. s435
Sept. $3.50 Butter. eggs and hay un-
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
MEXICAN CRUDE
RUBBER LOOKS GOOD

property. IL is said that they will
month. per cent extra in Decent
per cent in February Of next year.
ported TO be close TO 100 per cent
ness has been wiped out with the ,
not be retired. The company Is
While there are as yet no OH
the rubber market have been such
should be able 10 show large pro-
The stock is more a speculation Il
a good return are promising You
ket for this stock. is narrow. Ii n
TO buy. II Is worth a chance.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22


al
A. r. NJ
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co. Hollis Griswold-st:
The Detroit times., 1910-09-22

Cobalt Silver Queen Is dead one
and anything that you can get out
OF IL. is that much more than IL IL
worth. The ore has been bottomed
land there does not seem to be any
Inrnsnecf of AZ ever deYelopinR any
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, June 23.--WHEAT--Re-
ceipts $4,000; shipments 1888; spot
strong; No. red $1.05 nominal G. i. f.
to arrive; No. northern 1.02 nomi-
nal f. o. b. to arrive. Options firm
and higher on continued dry weather
in the spring wheat states and on gen
eral buying by commission houses and
very light Offerings, closing at 11R q
Ia net advance. July closed 1.04i;
September 1925; December 1O4A.
CORN-Receipts LIPS; shipments
2.122; spot firm; No. 6SA nominal
elevator and domestic basis to ar.
rive c. /. t.; export No. 6SA nomi.
nal f, o. b. to urriye c. /. f. Options
closed Y net higher; July and Sept
ca Dec. GGh.
OATS Receipts 64,500; shipments
500: spot firm; mixed nominal: natu-
raj white 44m4G12 natural clipped
white 45hM4Sh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
STOCKS ARE DULL WHEAT WAS FIRM
Apprehension Over the Crop Pros
pect Proved Dominant Influence
in Yesterdays Market.

New York, June % The feeling
of apprehension over the crop pros
poets proved it's dominant influence
in stocks again today and forced into
the background the more cheerful
sentiment of yesterday growing out
Of the Frightening of tine prospects
for railroad increases and the impro
We investment demand for a numb u
OF capital offerings. The amount OF
rainfall officially reported left a du
blous feeling regarding the reports of
abundant rains which helped to send
stocks upwards yesterday, ana stocks
started with a hesitating movement
to correspond. 1t was not until the
wheat market opened that the reac.
tionary movement became pro
nouneed.
With the price of wheat ruling two
cents a bushel higher than yesterday
and the advance sustained during the
morning the stock markets misgiv.
ines over the state of the spring
wheat in several northwestern states
We're revived.
The agreement OF the Price Cur
rent and the Northwestern Miller in
their almost identical reference to
the situation there, as Critical" for
spring wheat, appealed with fore to
the prevelant uneasindss The
weather bureaus forecasts of proba-
bly, rains kept the feeling in restraint
but with the obvious suggestion that
the failure of the predicted rains
would strengthen the anxiety.
The Importance that was attached
to the crop news oDsequed such hap
penings as the return of ]. Pierpont
Morgan and the customary rush
made by professional operators on
that recurrent event to advance
prices of stocks most closely asso-
Glazed with that fnancier's name
The story from Paris that Morgan Is
bringing home a plan for the restrict
ion of copper production by joint
agreement with the European pro-
ducers failed of effect on the cop
pers, which We're fully abreast of the
generally dropping tendency of
prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
Closing Figures Some Hisher-Othei
Grains Also Closed Above
Wednesdays Finals.

Chicago, June 2$.--WHFAT-- The
higher. fresh alarm seized traders
today because the general rains failed
Ito appear in the spring crop states.
Except in a few spots, the great bulk
Of the growing grain in the wheat belt
was without much needed moisture.
Notwithstanding the announcement OF
the break in the hot wave, tempera-
lures were again high, and reports
came thick and fast The market was
a nervously strong affair, With the
highest prices Of the day made in tho
last hour. The unfayorable reports
from a new quarter. Western Nebras-
ka, increased the feeling of uneasi.
ness.
September opened 97A to 97$s
high 97sl low 9GA; closed 81 to 81 /;
July 975s. No. red $l,00Msl,o2;
No. 8 red 96@99; No. hard 9Sh
sl0); No. hard 95M97H
CORN--In the face of much specu
lative selling prices ranged upward,
Influenced by wheat and dry weather.
Compared with the preceding days the
demand was small. The market clos
ed as0h to x higher.
September opened 595s to Co.'s high
cog, low 59% @597s; closed 60A6
G0A; July 5S7s. Cash market strong.
err. No. 59A M591a No. white
G3h @64; No 2 yellow 60& 0G1; No.
g 5S& @59A; No. white G2M No
8 yellow 59% q G0A.
OATS-Shorts bid frantically for
scanty offerings at the start Later
there were iTttcariiC.--- ~ consider.
able pedding out of lo=1s- oats. The
Illinois crop reports We're generally
bad because of meagre rainfall. The
close was 5s@34 to / higher.
September opened 3SA to 3912 high
39h, low 3Sh; closed 39%M3S%
July 1914 G39%; No 9 white 40A @4l
No white 500 40A; standard 4OA
@4Oa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
Mythical Creatures Of Japan.

The Japanese believe In more myth
ical creatures than any other people on
the globe civilized or savage. Among
them are mythical animals without
any remarkable peculiarlties OF con-
formation. but gifted with supernat-
ural attributes. such as a tiger which
Is said to live to be thousand years
old and TO turn AS white AZ polar
bear, They also believe In multitude
OF animals distinguished mainly by
their size or by the multiplication Of
their members. Among these are SER
penis 500 feet long and large enough
to swallow an elephant. foxes with
eight legs. monkeys with four ears,
fishes With ten heads attached to one
body, the flesh OF which Is d cure for
boils. They also believe in the exist
ence of crane which. after 1t has
reached the age Of GOO years. has no
need OF any ststenance except water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
ENEMIES OF THE BIRDS.
Result OF Tanning Robns--Domestlc
Cats and Nestings.

In the northern states many of the
protected birds are induced to build
their nests in or near buildings, and
they are fed and sometimes partially
tanned. This lis commendable, OF
course, but robins. for example, are
included In the list OF game birds
in some of the southern states, and
efforts made to tame them here may
result In their destruction on theii
southwark flight In the autumn Ac
customed to frequent the homes OF
their northern friends, II they evince
habits in the south. they are often
killed for the pot.
In the course OF time the southern
states will protect these birds, but
until this is done 1t would be well
to remember the result or feeding
birds near our homes or course,
the mere fact that they are not mo
Tested while in the north causes
many birds to nest round about
houses, but If they must be fed this
should not be done near dwellings,
There are few women who view
with calmness the killing Of harm
less birds by cats. On the other
hand, there are few owners of cats
who take any steps to prevent these
depredations, The tanning of birds
in places where cats are permitted
10 roam at will means certain death
10 a large majority of such birds, and
50 far as we know there Ia only one
preventive, and that is to remove
the cat from its field of activity.
The theory that cats keep the
country home free from rats and
mice Is pretty--or was before Puss,
pampered and overfed, became more
fond of the heat of the kitchen
range or the sun than Of her ira
itional hunting fields. Now that
the birds are encouraged to nest
near by, almost within her reach,
with minimum of effort she varies
her diet now and then with nest
ling and Is content
To prevent hounds from hunting
foxes we confine them until ready
to accompany them, but we encour,
age songbrds to nest near dwell
ings and at the same time permit
sne of their worst enemies to carry
them daily. Forest and Stream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-24
The Limitations of Science.

Johnny was sent 10 study mathemat
les, and the teacher told him that II
was a true science.
For instance" she said, IF it takes
one man twelve days to build house,
then twelve men can build 1t In one
day"
Johnny replied: And 2SS men will
build it in an hour, 1920 in minute,
1,036.S00 men will put it up in sec
0nd Now, don't believe they could
build even a single brick In that time,
Again, If one ship can cross the Allan
tic in twelve days. twelve ships should
be able to cross 1t in one day. don II
believe that either, SO I'm not going to
study mathematics" And Johnny left
the teacher studying 1t herself.-EX
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