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The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
DOUBLE SHOW IN
GARDEN IN 1910
a. L. A. NJ. Plans To Extend Annual
Exhibition To Two Weeks, Second
Period Used for Commercial Cars.

OWLS 20 the many additions to the
ranks of the Selden patent licensees
the Association or Licensed Automo'
bile Manufacturers has planned a
two-weeks snow 10 be heid n Madi-
son Square Garden. New York II
1911. The dates selected are Jan. .
20 IA. for pleasure vehicles, reopen
ing on TUESDAY. Jan l., ana closing
on the q. for commercial vehicles
TO properly care for the exhibitors
arrangements nave beef mace by me
show committee OF the \ l.. A. NJ.
TO rebuild the interior OF The garden
thereby securing 90uOU square feSt
more floor space Than has been await
able az previous shows This VIII ne
accomplished 0y extending the eie-
waited platform 50 that n viii be 90
feet Wide. With another platform
overhead. extending from the level OF
tne halcon! When this is accom-
push-d. ana the commercial vehicles
are cared io- at the second week. the
show committee can accommodate ~
exhibitors ~ vehicles IN spaces OF
the same size rs those used al the
last show I'm other words the new
construction viii give sufficient room
10 care for All the present Selden pa;
enI licensees. There VIII also De &C
commodati0ns for - exhibitors OF mo
Ter cycles and about 500 motor and ac-
cessory manufacturers.
The plan OF a double show that VIII
give proper space TO the pleasure
vehicle makers and care for the fasl
increasing number of commercial car
manufacturers has been the SUBJECT
of long discussion among these IN
terested. aud while the expense ana
work involved viii exceed that OF any
previous exhibition, the AFFAIR is Ger
tain 20 be- representative OF the IN
dustry
Work will begin early in June on
the preDaration of the interior con
struction. which will be made in sec
tions 10 permit rapid installation.
Many OF the members OF the IL
censed Association are now turning
their attention toward commercial
vehicles and will have their products
ready for the fall trade and Tor eN
hinition Al the January show. II Is
believed that the double show OF 1911
will exceed In all respects any prev
ions exhibition of motor driven vehi-
clas The contract with the Madison
Square Garden company was signed
nv President Clifton of the \. l. \. NJ.
before he left for his Southern trip.
The following Mlchigan-made makes
of gasoline cars, licensed under the
Selden Patent. will be exhibited:
Brush. Buick Cadillac. Cartercar.
Chalmers. EMF. Eyeritt. FLANDERS,
Crahowsky Truck. Hewitt Truck,
Hudson. Hupmobile. Jackson. Lozier.
Oakland. Oldsmobile. Packard. Rain
Ter Rapid Truck. Regal Reliance
Truck and REQ.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Markets AID Finance
EAST tFFALO-Openiag.
Dunniux A Stexens' Live stock Ne porl

BCFFALo. Feb. Cd Special. Tat
tle--Receipts ears. strong. Hogs
Receipts rs ears. slow, heavy. $g,sou
10, workers.. $3.50. pigs. ss.s5. sheep
and lambs Receipts 20 ears. strong
hest lamos S. IS ass. yearlings. $3.50
aA.s0. wethers. s.50as,,S, ewes, 500
u. CaNes-S5U 30
EAST MI EAIO--Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Feb 70
Garlic Receipts 100. active apu high
er. prime s6s5I1.s5, butchers. SO
CSC. Neals~-ReCeipts SOC. active, Soc
higher. common TO choice, SIeon II. 90
sheep and lAmbs--Receipts 5000 ac-
tive. zoe higher. lambs, ssuS..S. few
at $3.50, yearlings. Ss.s5Is. sheep. - y
SIS. Hogs-keceipts Loo. slow. shade
lower. workers. $3.50 $50 pigs. So o.
mixed. ss.s0glO.
enc AGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. .5,-Cattle-Re Receipts
3.oco. steady: beeves. s4.75MN. Texas.
s4.5OQ 3. 80. western S45om6.s5. stock /.
ers aud feeders. s3.5od5s5, cows and
hei'ers s. 50uGl5. calves, S 20 Y > go
Hogs Receipts 5.0o0. steady light
Ss.l5iss5. mixed. 5000 s.b5. heavy
s9.sa6ta.t0. rough $3.50 y. 40. yoI het :,
s. - ffa.5 80. pigs. SS.40i $50. sheep anu
Lambs Receipts '.Ooo. steady names
siSsus.s5: western, s5.loa - lambs.
native g.. J1us.So. western, $ eSd 40
GLEN ELA>D.
CLEVELAND, @. Feb -hoss
Receipts 900 10 To loc higher, me
diuras ana heaVies. ss.'S. workers.. ~, 10
HeS5, pigs and lights, $3.50. cattle
Receipts cars strong. Lambs ~
ceipts cars. ts.l5 top. calves Ike
ceipts i00. si0.5O top
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
MONEY FOR ElKs
WITHIN FIVE DAYS.
Chairman Conant OF Citizens Com.
mittee Says $4,000 Entertainment
Fund Will Be Raised Quickly.

That the $4,000 entertainment
fund for the big Elks' reunion next
July, which rhe citizens committee,
named by Mayor Breitmeyer and the
Board or Commerce. has promised 10
raise, will he subscribed In i've days
is the confident prediction OF Chair
man Frank HI. Conant.
Il know the people or Detroit are
beginning 10 wake up TO the supreme
importance OF making this reunion a
success. as far as the efforts OF the
people of Detroit can go toward that
end" says Conant we have the
enthusiasm, the public spirit and the
money To do things up right and We
are going To do them that way"
George I. Moody. former president
OF the Board of Commerce, believes
that the reunion viii not only benefit
the city generally. but will be great
thing for the retail trade
There will be an immense crowd
of visitors here at that time" said
Mr.. Moody, in the committee meeting
Thursday. II understand that tina
EMS Will pIlIS lDt ldultS WIFI lutiil,
That means that there viii be shop.
ping. Furthermore. this added trade
will come in the summer when bust
ness is slack and will be Just SO much
added 10 the normal
While not an Elk, | am stirred UP
by civic pride to do all can TO make
the coming convention a success,
says +. H. DOYLE. n member OF the
citizens committee.
The unheralded charity OF this
great order appeals To me. ! feel that
no asscmblage OF people that ever
visited Detroit will be OF more benc-
fit 10 the city. and with the railroad
arrangements secured To all visitors,
every branch OF business in the city.
from the great automobile industry
down To the dispenser OF soda water.
must reap large pecuniary benefits.
To say nothing OF the great adyant'
ages In years 10 come from the yiSi-
tors thus brought to dear old De-
troit. who viii. as everyone does, sing
her praises"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
AppIcs-Fency. s39 a.. common.
81 so y $50 per Dbl. western box apples
: n

AppIc.-Fency, saG3.7.., common.
81 so so per Dbl. western box apples
Bsnana.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
q 2 90. according 20 quality.
Benns-pried Lima. 6lac per 10
California. Sass per crate.
tnuiiaow-r - California. s. so per
doz. $3.50 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures hat. late made. is
State: Isl e; LimburgeT Wisconsin.
lSf YORK STATE lse German ,o G5eam
Llock. zoe: domestIc loaf e2q csc. i'm
ported. e q SOC per ID.
tranberrie--s5 q 80 per Dbl.
Dnte.-Persian. 5gec. Fards. 9GsIsc
Dressed Calves Fancy 12nl3c;
common. u q p per 10.
ttgs-Imp0rted. new. llgl4c per 10,
California. SIC per box.
Finnnn Hsddie--l Grl2c per 10.
fresh acknowledgement. not
house ia lc 10 head lettuce. $50
PEI bhi. sle5 doz radlshes. zog CSC
doz. way beans. $50 q 80 per ham.
s. 80 3 per hamper. green peppers.
% basket rutabages. 50m 40c per be'
Hubbard squash ? y U3c. per 10 rlor-
soc per basket water cress. IS q toc
doz. turnips. 600 bu. Deets. soc bu. car
Tots. COO III; pieplant 5Oc per doA'
9btito'H. ~ % PEI po~. -,
.rnpes-Malaga y ..1o per DOL
nrhpr fruit-stn 40 per case
H"y-Detroit deqlers are paving the
t"lt'"lIs prices TOT baltl nag IN 80
lois. o L. Detroit 40 tlmDtnZ.
- 81 q is, No timothy, sto.5V q -
clover mixed. slG5Oai rye straw.
$N.'". wheat AMI oat straw. y" Loose
pa icm farmers wagons on ,he cltS
hn rkets ranged from sl+ 10 $ls, as 20
Gaully
tiide.-Eured. No. !, l0c. No. :. sc.
Sreen. No lsc NO. : .ci KIP cured
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
uosTo> COPPER LETTER.

Reported for rhe Times by Hayden
stone 81 Co. Feb - The Boston cop
Per shares opened quietly with tfaulns
confined largely 10 spetlalties. LAX.
continued under pressure IN the esrlN
dealings hut has shown good rNllNihs
power. selling at -, gain ol polh
over last nights closing. Alloue< mas
been somewhat OF a feature. adNahc-
ius from So !. 10 81. North Butte Is IA
good demand ana Is selling al 50 "a. a
gain OF a. The undertone throus no ~
Ihe entire copper Hist is one or strength
and Il looks to Us thoGkn any dN-
tivitN would bring higher prices. IS
The market certainly indicates SOLD
ouI condition I'm the Industrial INST
American Telephone continues the
feature There has been some puA ink
OF shoe Machinery common. which -
point higher
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Missing Six Years. Returns Home.

STANTON. Pa. Feb. 24.--Supposed
for six years 10 be dead. Daniel Sha-
YER. son OF Mrs. Lizzie Shaver, OF
Pleasant Valley, has returned to his
home 10 claim MS Inheritance. He
was graduated in 1899 from the Nir
ginia Military institute and went 10
South Africa. where he was injured
in an explosion in 1908, while a mem
her OF a mining Engineering corps. IL
was reported at tAe time hat his nina
had been affected and, as no further
word came from him II was assumed
that he was dead.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
New Ward Club Formed.

4 new non-political organization to
be called the Fourteenth Ward Non
Political Improvement association.
has its first meeting Thursday eve
ming in the hall at No. 20 Dix.ave
near Vinewood.ave. The object OF
the association is said to be for the
purpose OF holding meetings at which
voters In the ward can discuss MAJ.
ters OF public interest.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
NEW yoRk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for fhe Times by Carson.
Cr4Ig q 90 Feb -. Stocks-Strength
90 pNtireabl. Ina Louisville K Nash
VILE Atlantic Coast Lines. colorado
Southern and there was some GOOD
Investment nuyinz % American lei
stcn on The sock exchange was d4lt
and fsatureless The standard stocks
Hold strong az or fracttonaiy apoNe
MARKET showed no observable signs 81
wsokress There was lack of trad,
Ing from both commission houses altu
ia goo shares the smallest ot Inc year.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb. - Pork-Firm
Lard Firm. middle west. spot slSl5
a 1870. SaEar--kaw. stroug and niRh.
er. refined. steady Coffe.-Rtu No. =.
or the spot. "a. ass rallow-- steady,
citA. IS &c. country. o.. ~ Sc
Dressed poultry. nrm. Live pouItryy;
steady Cheese Fair demand. full
cream specials I7tsGtSc, skins, spe-
cials i4isc full skins. 3W4c
Coffee options opened steady Un-
changed To ) points decline Butter
Firm. receipts g.l2o; creamery extra.
sic, state dairy tubs. - az 29c. imita b
tion creamery, nrstS. Il zoe. kggs--
Firm, receipts 3A.2i, nearby white,
fancy Ssn zoe, nearby mixed. fancy. :.
a 9sc; fresh firsts. 70 ~ y 29c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
SUES sALOONKEEpER.

PORT HURON, Mich. Feb "a
Especial Mrs Sarah +. Merritt, OF
the north .end. has started suit in the
circuit court against Henry Fenner.
saloonkeeper. and his bondSmen. Leon
Cohen and Frank s. Bockton. for
81 900 Mrs Merritt alleges that the
Illegal sale of intoxicating liquor to her
husband. Or :. w. Merritt.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Copper N<RkEr-CIose.

Are -. All. So: Adv'. sl, BAY :. c..
%. Black Min. %, Bos. Cons. 80
Ros Ely. So. Bos. < Corb.. ~ Bate
Cltn. .{is Cop. Con. -; 6 II e. a.
IS e & A.. -. Cent, -. Daly W"
81. Davis u. 81. + Butte. 10. Elm
r.. is. Frank. %. First Nat, rs Cir
sos. Cir. TO. G.-Can.. iOl. Gold Ions
q. Hanc.. 16i. Helv.. Is Isle Roy"
2es, Kew Cop. -. Las ~. Lake
s9i. Mass. : Mob. So, Mai, SO Mia.
23a. Ney Cons. 225. Butte > = :
50. Raven so. shan. l5l. sup. q A..
49, Sup Cop. 5sl sup. & Bos.. i p !;
Tam. -. Utah Cons. 50 l. :. H.
L. ;. do pfd. SOS Wet. IA IND 90
y Lake Is
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
DIES OF INJURIES
Mar Found on Michigan Central
Tracks Gave Man a. Michael Hceit.

Mar Found on Michigan Central
Tracks Gave Nanc a. Michael Hceit.
Michael Hoelt Is believed j0 boz he
name OF tho mar louad or me Auch.
gan Central tracks under me TWelf' De-
ST. bridge Monday WITH his left foot
80 badly crushed that me toes had to
he amputated, an0 who di % Wcdnc
day afternoon Ia ST. Mary- hospital
Without heing able io tell what ha
happened 60 hin s nos,moHem a.-
animation BY The countF phto.tiau
Thur sday morning revealed that ga
MAS due TO conCussicn of rho brain
II Is thought hc was st.nck - Nlchr
gan Central train 40. - Uaoit &, 'la
name given by TIE man VIXEN 1r-r
taken 10 the hospital Ile Said al-
home wac in Toledo
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
DUEL is FARCE.
French Senator Gets Slight Thrust
in Arm

PARIS. FEB. 2+.-Just a little sword
thrust IN the right arm OF Senator
Eugene l.intilhac delivered by Senator
Raphael Millies-LacroiX. ended the
much advertised duel between these
two statesmen in the first round today.
The affair of honor took place in the
Pare Des Princes and Was as farcical
as any French duel OF recent years.
The principals aud their seconds
went to the Pare Des Princes in auto
mobiles, following a devious course
and frequently doubling on theT
tracks TO throw the newspapermen or
the Sc nj.
I.intilhac called Millies-lacroix 4
liar at meeting OF the secret ballot
commission. OF which l.intilhac is SEE
rotary and Miles Lacroix president.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
obLase,.s - go. AppeaIed

second arura' fo the supreme
court effort 10 have Angus,
Ou.a or frG. nded Tor re.eXaminatio
ln justice FINDERS rOur. was made
Thursday morning after Judge Ho4-
mer had tented motion for such an
order Dhiaser is charged with tho
murder - NJ Gahlen in Hamrameg
last summer Attorneys McHugh and
Gallagher contend that his examination
iu me Justice court Was illegal
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
p Sfnn,- A Co I16-llN ltriswoId-
PRODUCE.

Price changes were few. this morn
ing calves were little higher. but
aside from that. quotations We're prac-
ticaily unchanged. Receipts Of poul-
TRY were fairly liberal FOR a Friday
market Dut everything sold out Early.
a. usual. AT full prices. Butter is firm
and steady. The egg market is a
weather proposition entirely. and whlle
the market Is hrm at present they viii
begin coming again as soon a. the
weather loosens ~ a little. Potatoes
are stiil dull. and fresh vegetables are
steady and fairly active.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Complains Aaains5 Grand Trunk

Aid Zina mad formal complains
tnrongh The corporaiou cpunseFs co.
ase. Thursday lnurUnr against the
Grand frank f0f dc'a}iu4 tfanite go
tfatiat-ays .and Dcqnindre.st Tl-
complaint char tha; Gr6ut
Trunk train obstrrcted thar CROSSING
from t2.0, 10 12.iC o. m Weauesda
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries extras soc.
frsts. ssc; dairy butter. .-c, packing
stock. zoe per 10.
Eggs-lrssh current receipts. cases
Included. 96c per doz. Receipts Thurs
day !36 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
MAN. scALpEn. DIES

SAGINAW. Mich. Feb - -(Spc.
cinl Ivan Whaley. "a. 0f =.
Charles. Who was scalded by the burst.
ins 81 steam pipe In q coal mine Ia 81
Thursday. died last night after week
~ .tefflble agony.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
CuC&cO PuODICE.

CHICAGO. Feb. "a Butter--Cream-
cry extras 3Oc. frsts. 21c. dairy. eN-
tras. 26c. hrsts. etc E.ggs-Prime
hrsts. zoe. firsts. 21c. Cheest--T wins,
/ a., n l6A.c. daisies 1858. Gls &c, young
Americas i6is nlss.c. market steady.
Live poultry -Turkeys lie; fowls. llis
a lSc. spring chickens. l. = y / Sc,
ducks. l5i2 a Sc. geese. 100 lie.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

Fred smith. a Homer. y. Y. &c
FORTS thai while he was IN "A Wool
wartave theR,er. "Wednesday nirht
someone piclcd lis pockets. tart.
be gold watch ard So " cash
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
q me 400.

CHICAGO. Feb. - wheat opening
SAC lower FOR 0iay - up TOT Ju'N,
Baying scattered and llght orr =
ete'i1 easlar Scattering testing ORDERS
Io1dInu market oats steady. fI"-
Visions a SFade easier
Noon-Aii grains strong ana 20
7'fosa wheat closed strong and z. g
above the OPENING prices. 'orh an"
oats also fractinnally higher FIo-
visions weak ana lower
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
c. a. Liavercroft . sankrup,

Clarence A. IIavercron So. 80
Sherldan.ave.. has fled a petition in
Bankruptcy tie shows debts oi 1915.
~ and assets of $34i the latter con
sisting IN psu Of bills due him from
oilel PARTIES
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales al
Detroit Yards

The ten-dollar hog made his first
appearance at the Detroit stock yards
on Thursday. the above quotation was
not quite equaled in the regular order
OF business. but mixed punches were
sold al prices ranging from $40 TO
$3.50 which contained roughs and
STACEY hogs enough SO that the top
hogs in the punches easily sold Tor
SO per cwt. The pig market vas a
broad one, some extra flne s.ocS sell
ing for $3.50 per cwt The run Of
hogs was not nearly equal 10 the de.
mand.
All grades OF cattle were higher. the
bulge being evenly from 10 10 % cents
per cwt. One extra fine bullock
brought s. which ties the high price
for The year in this market. The in
quiry for handy killing cattle was
much more pressing than usual ami
the supply OF likely feeding cattle was
not nearly equal 70 the demand. In
dications point TO much higher prices
for cattle before long.
sheep and lambs shared In the rise.
the former showing the most gain in
price and meeting with the most az
tive inquiry. Top lambs sold for
$685., Dut a really high grade OF mar
ket-toppers would have easily brought
81 per cwt. The outlook for fat
wethers and heavy fat ewes is espc-
cially favorable al this time. this
grade OF stock being very scarce.
Receipts: Cattle. $50 calves. 6sS
sheep, j,6js: hogs. 1873
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
NEW YORK. COTTON.
LIVE STOCK

EAST UITFNIO-Opcping.
Duunlug A stevens live stock Report.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

GRAND TRUNK ~. SYSTEM
$500 ROUND TRIP FARES $500
Between Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.
Tickets on sale daily. lj-day limit
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
JoBpING PRICES.

81 80 crate; Illinois. 81 20 bu, tS bbi.
Taiiow-No. 1. &c. No. ,. s<c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
snEEr .>D LAMBS.

sold b. Elshop. u. n ~. 10 rNlIt
co sheep 10. average weight 100 lbs.
price $500 per cwt DO. sh"cp, s. 80,
$50. do, sheep &c 100 81. 10. sheep 3.
ilU. ss.e5 do sheep :. l,s. sos, do.
sheep 10. so. s., do sheep TO- io9. $50
Baker. lambs 80. SO. ssij. Parker. W
* 60 lambs 81. -. $50. do. lambS -.
- $50 do. lambs g., 80, $50. Naglc
q 90, lambs -. 90. sS.s5. 10. lambs
30 so SS15. do lambs 100. -. $50;
do lambs ~. 80 Ss.s5; Baker lambs
81. 30. SO do. lambs ~. Ci 81 90; do,
lambs .g 6S Ss25. Michigan H. Co.
lambs -. 50. S775; do. lambs 81 -.
81 90. Naslc & co. lambs lG2, IS. $50;
10 lambs 1874. 80. $50. Newton. lambs
H. so. SIS do lambs 76 so, So.
sold h.. Spicer * Reason TO Magic K
90 lambs So. 50. sS.S5: do. lambs %.
~. SIS do, lambs ~. -, $50. do.
lambs o. 65 ss.35 do. lambs . so.
$50: sullivan. lambs 81 30 sea
sold ~ Zoe q 60. go BFeitenbach.
lambs ~ GO - .Jis dO. lambs -. Ga.
$50. Michigan T.. co. sheep .. -.
s. So do lambs D. co. $50.
Pnugrt by Magic a 20 81 Bordine.
qanbs 200. SO. $3.50: 80. lambs JG9. 81
81 So. do lambs 80. 80. go
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
A1"rI.I..

Sold by Bishop. Bulltn Holmes TO
Michigan Beef 90, bulls J. average
weight l.l60 lbs. price sl.15 per cwt
DO butchers O. cad. $3.50; do COWS >.
SO s4.25. sullivan. steers Il, l,22l. 50
do stetrs - l1s0. $50: do. cows /.
Stp ga do. steers :. 800 S5.25 do.
steers :, l.225 SOS; DO, cows . s,5.
So DO. cows L. l.220 IS. do. cows !.
] OsO. SO. do. cows .. l15. St.i9. do.
COWS /, leo. $3.50; do. COWS !. 500
So Michigan Beef Co. butchers IL, ISZ.
$40 sullivan. steers >, l,395, 40;
do Steers ). 954. s. 60. do steers .
.D55. s450. do, cows !. 1850. Si.50. 30.
COWS = gOo 81 do. cows .. LOCO. s.
do. butchers T. S13. Sass. do, bulls /
200 50. do bulls - $40. 50. do bulls
- 0g0. Si.15; Michigan ". co, COWS
4. 100. 81 do, cows =, 1000, 500
Coos. cows = .07. $3.50. do. steers ).
1853, $500. DO. cows 3. sos. s4.25. do.
cows IL $50 S3.e5. sullivan. steers =.
lac. 81 do. steers .. l.cl2. 500. do.
steers 3 80. S3.25. do cows =. l.1l0,
s450: do bulls ]. 80. $3.50.
Sold by Spicer x Reason TO Michigan
Il. 90. steers -. f.01i $3.50, do. butch
ers :, 7o3 s3.25: do cows > $50. <3.2j
Newton. butchers II. $50. 81 40. do.
cows A. 1910. 50. sullivan. bulls /. L.
! 90 So Newton. steers and heifers !,
500. s5.3J. do. COWS 3. 900. s. sui
Ivan butchers ~. go si.s5' do. bulls
g. l3e, $40
sold by Haley & McMullen 70 New
ton. butchers q $50. S+.s5, Sullivan.
b,tchers 4 $50. sl20 Ereiteubeck,
butrher. -. 700. s. 50 Michigan ca.
butchers -. 40. sij5.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.

Reported for The Times 10y Hay den
tom 4 20. mons Griswofd 81
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone & co. ll6-lls riswoid-st
Nom
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-28

As II was the last game OF the
season. ihe boys were remembered
very kindly by Mrs Campbell AT 6
o'clock the boys had the privilege OF
pattakine OF their Thanksgiving din
ner The dining room was artistically
decorated with college colors. pen
nants and With national flags The
football table MAS The center of at
traction From the chandelier over
the table WAS suspended a football
In Trinity eolors. with streamers at
taehed To the table. At the end OF
each OF he six streamers was a
large white chrysanthemum. with a
bank OF chrysanthemnm In the cen
ter OF the table With the football
suspended before them, the beautiful
display of flowers. Trinity colors
glistening. and with table full OF
turkey and other nice eatables which
the matron. Mrs. Campbell had so
cheerfully prepared the football
boys ate 10 their hearts content.
talked OF their victory on the grid
iron and prophesied another victory
for Trinity by the debating team
Nor did their prophecy fail The
debators did credit to themselves and
the institution which they represent
ed So Mr.. bearing and Mr. Mays
came In for their share of praise in
the battle and victory over the rivals
Austin College students.
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Carroll Todd spent Sunday

Carroll Todd spent Sunday in
Waco.
Sheriff Wilson spent Sunday in
Ennis.
Charley Gilpin OF Dallas was In
the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howorth re-
turned to Denison last night.
John +. Timmins Of Plano came
down today to attend the funeral of
Esquire c. J. Harris.
j. Munday. superintendent Of the
Trinity and Brazos Valley. was here
this morning from league
Rufe Bynum left yesterday for
San Antonio to attend the funeral of
friend who died there Sunday
morning.
Congressman Jack Bcall left yes
terday for Washington. d. G., to at
tend the opening OF congress. Mr..
Beall was armed with sack OF Tex
as raised pecans. which he Ii to pre-
sent to Mrs Beall.
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The Mothers Ciub.

Program for meeting of Mothers
Club with Mrs. H. n. Peters, We'd
nesday, November 80, at $40 p. M:
Roll Call Quotations containing
the Christmas thought.
Paperchristmas robbed of its
Holy Christian atmosphere becomes
WHAT Mrs. J Houston Miller
DiscussionHow should the child
be taught To view Christmas? Does
the Santa Claus idea advance the
true idea OF Christmas?
MRS. J. s. HERRING. Leader.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.


The sheriff's department and po-
lice force rounded up bunch of five
negroes Saturday afternoon on al
legged charges of burglary. The ne.
groes were placed in the county Jail
Two OF them are accused Of breaking
into a negros house near town and
stealing one or two suits of clothes.
After they had been arrested three
other negroes were found at the
Central depot with two suit cases in
their possession. When the grips
were opened they We're found to con-
tain the stolen clothing.