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The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
d Trust HAS
EKCUsE FOR
mall L0AVEs
mich Cheaper Than When
III Whining Caused Amend.
Ds Of Ordinance To Permit
Out To l3 and 28 Ounces.
\ Smaller Dealers Stick To The
Size and Say They're Max
ing Money.

lille members OF the so-called
"a trust" composed of the largest
and some of the smaller bakeries,
1T their inability to increase the
oe loaves from 13 and 20 ounces,
selling at Ave and nine cents, re-
pt1vely, many OF the smaller DaK-
~ are doing thriving business III
= aaIe OF loaves OF pound weight
"a 1ve cents. the same as before the
y OF financial ruin was told before
- common council three years ago.
h1ph resulted in the bakers being al
oQUod to make smaller loaves.
I'VE have never changed the weight
our loaves," said Paul Bader, the
teperous looking young proprietor
the Palace bakery, No. l65 Mich'
nave. Three years ago when the
lars went before the common coun-
and told what q hard time they
80 having. we didn't make SO very
sch money. Flour was UP to about
10 q barrel then, and Ii was nard
make both ends meet. but we knew
n situation wouldn't last long, and
I've kept giving our customers the
land 32-ounce loaves. We have two
n6os Of bread, but we use the same
ne OF -four in both. One sells for
t and nine cents, and the other for
r. and eight. The difference Is In
amount of sugar and lard that
0o into the loaves.
n don't think anyone will question
g our nve-cent 16-ounce loaf is as
~ q the 13-ounce loaf sold by the
baker for the same price. Our
epmers have the chance TO buy the
~ 1t the grocery Ii they wish, but
don't do 1t. We do all our work
zhnnd. and any one who knows any
~ shout bread-making, knows that
Efakes better grade of -four to
80 rood bread with Misunderstanding
- with Misunderstanding. The big
ofloo can buy their -four several
1onds at a time, and SO get lower
- than we can. We are using
which costs $40 barrel. IL
ala not have our contract made,
could buy the same flour now for
ho Bader bakery does not deal
6ogh groceries. and thus saves the
n31Df's profit. but there are other
kories ia the city which serve the
31f trade. and still make the old
"a leaves.
Henry Crow, No. 1873 Sycamore-st,
ITO the retail dealers, who sell mis-
6unce loaves for four cents and his
tunce loaves at eight, or IA tickets
81. Grow says that the spring
at -four which cost him $6.25 three
NJ ago, is selling for $50 now.
Ifoprietors OF the large bakeries
naid 10 be preparing statement
ITO the comparative cost OF produc-
GOOD bread No increase In the
~ OF loaves Is expected.
k1dermen now in the council seem
re to being quoted as to restor-
the old bread ordinance. They
that it would probably result In
Increase OF the price per loaf,
1ch would be a greater hardship on
consumer than the decrease In
sise. as the variation is more grad.
where one or two ounces are
I'm on the size than when a full
= II added to the price.
horo are plenty of small bakeries.
Suver, which are glad to supply
0r customers at approximately the
rates.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
SEVERAL SUSPECTS NABBED
Police Keep Sharp Lookout For Show.
case Thieves.

Showcase thieves came i'm for the
especial displeasure of the police
Thursday morning. Before daybreak
three suspects were arrested by Pa
trolman Lamonde. Several others
were arrested later in the day.
Lamonde marched his trio from Ora
tiot-ave. and Farmer-st.. to police
headquarters at the point OF his re-
volver. He saw the three acting sus-
piciously around the store of Hiram
Goldberg.
The three men are Gregory Park
ms, No. 368 Sixth-st.; John Kane. No.
426 Sixth-st., and James Ross. New
York hotel Larkins was equipped
with combination hammer and
pliers.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times By paine.
Weber. & Co, Dec. | Whcnt--lt was
n hesitating market in wheat the hrsI
thirty minutes. The crowd was N
Ciined TO sell on the Broomiiall IN
crease OF about 10000 600 bu. in the
Argentine Surplus, and larrel Argeh-
tine shipments Of over q million bush
els for the week. Deliveries were nod =
crate ut "a littieS under 1iO0c0U BUSH
els. but more wheat IT, likely TO 90
around In the next few days. New
York says deliveries were larg" there.
but kansas Ci,y reported none AT al
early and expecting only 10000 y
96Sc Corn-No delivery in corn
caused shorts in Dee. 10 get nervous
and advance that month TO 4i3sc, CIV
ing later months &c upturn over clos
ing prices Yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
BUSINESS NOTES.

The organization OF the currency
commission by national banks OF De.
troit and counties nearby for the issue
OF emergency currency when required
In accordance with the provisions OF
the Aldrich.Vreeland act Las been ap-
proved by the treasury department I'm
Washington. The Detr, L organization
takes In nftoen national -anks In De.
troit and In the neighboring counties,
The iron TRADE Review OF cieys-
land. IN tie weekly comment on the
iron and steel situation, saysI "The
trend OF events has been decidedly
Disappointing and there IL no indioa,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.--Fiour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: steady. mess,
Sl9mIg50 Lard: Quiet: middle west
spot. Sl0@1O10 Sugar: Raw. firm;
centrifugal, SO test, 1898; muscovado.
81 test, $40: refined. quiet; cut loaf.
$40, crushed. So 80; powdered. $i.70i
granulated 81 go. Coffee: Rio No I
on spot, 1Sm13i.c. Tallow: Dull; city,
7sc country. ia @77sc Hay: Steady:
prime, SI.10m LIZA. No 3. SO "a zoe, cio-
YER 65MSll0 Dressed poultry:
steady. turkeys. II &c; chickens, 10
n zee: fowls, 10mlIc; ducks, lOq 16c.
Live poultry: Dull; geese, l2ie Disc:
ducks. 15Q l6c; fowls. 12Wl3c turkeys.
state milk. common 10 specials, 100
17Isc; skins. common to specials, AZ
n l2c: full skins, 2ia Ql3lzc.
butter dull and steady; receipts,
.3ebS: creamery. extra. SOC; state dairy,
tubs 29N soc. Imitation creamery,
drsts 23025c Eggs quiet and firm;
receipts h.1l5: nearby white fancy 81
n soc; nearby mixed fancy. 3S442c;
fresh nrsts, 3243Ic.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

Funeral services for the late George
G. Bogue, of STANDARD Brothers, who
died Tuesday evening, will be held
from the residence, No. 697 Cass-ave.,
Friday afternoon, the Rev. Lees 8
McCollester, pastor OF the Church OF
Our Father, officiating. Services also
will be conducted by DIR. Colby, first
| reader, and Mrs. Woodall. second read.
er, OF the Christian Science church.
The interment will be In Woodlawn
cemetery. The board OF directors OF
the Wholesalers and Manufacturers
association, OF Detroit. honored the
! memory of the deceased by adoptins
| fitting resolutions. Wednesday. Mr.
Bogue was one of the most enthusiasts
tic members OF the organization. the
business community and the Christian
world have sustained an irreparabl,
loss
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
Fire Truck Injuries Three.

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. IA woman
and two city flremen were run down
by hose truck and probably fatally
injured early today rs the entire city
fire department struggled to check the
spreading of a fire that destroyed
property valued at 100000. Thirty
six dwellings were destroyed or bad
ly damaged together with the plant OF
the Buell. Planning Mills Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
IASDw1CH YOUTHS NABBED.
= Having Good Time With Cash
4 Belonging to Father Of One.

16uis I1anglois, q years old, and
y Latour, 81, both from Sandwich.
- arrested by Patrolman Dinge-
- 1t the Grand Trunk depot
1rsday morning Langlous' father
II him S76 to deposit In a bank
EInnylois admits that he and La
lere having good time with the
They had already spent s31
eonh. The father will not
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. 3lc;
nrsts. - i2c; dairy butter. 23c: pacing
stock, 20kc ID.
EGgs-Eresh current receipts. cases
included. S01ac doz. Receipts Thurs
day 40 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
Duke of Manchester lmproxlna-

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The duke OF
Manchester. who was operated on
last night for appendicitis and whose
condition for a time was regarded as
extremely critical. IL improving rap
idly and his physicians say he will
recover. The duke married Miss He.
lene Zimmerman. daughter OF Eu.
gene Zimmerman, OF Cincinnati, in
1900.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Dec. Money on call,
2ls time money. 4 per cent 10 rsix
months: car silver--London, 25S bar
silver--New York, 55. Demand ster-
ling. ts5.96Tts6.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
u. s. GOVT. BONDS.
Cu,c.CO BUTrER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. butter: Extras.
zoe: nrsts. 25Mc; dairy extras, &c:
frsts. 2sc. Egss: Prime hrsts. SIC;
fr.ts 3Oc Cheese: Skins. 14m IA u C.;
Young Americas 15h I15hc. Live
poultry: Fowls, i0Glohc; ducks 1870
lave: geese, 125ll2hc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


OF guide Inquiries
by ths
n nsme ~ the
wi be CT
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. cattle:
Dull and weak: more on sale than were
needed: outlook easy. Prices ranged
as follows: Choice steers, averaging
from LOCO Ia LOO pounds. al $3.3e -
80. choice handy killers, $l5OM .. 10:
light to good butchers steers and
heifers. $2.1SM425; common killers ana
fat COWS, s.. i.5O Gamers cows,
$1.25d 80; common To prime shipping
bulls. s3ui.50; light butchers ana
heavy sausage bulls 81 5oM $50; stocis-
ers and feeders, s.. 50@ so per cwt.
Mich COWS: Active AZ s?5W05 veal
calves; steady. at Stm9.5O per cWt.
sheep ana lambs: Active ana l5M 25c
higher; quality fair; choice lambs. s6ff
$50; light to fair. s55m6. common to
prime sheep, $3m .. mixed sheep and
lambs. $4.505 a. sos common killers.
s2.755mS.l5. culls. SEA $50 per cwt.
Hogs: Active and 256t soc higher than
last week; quality fair. prime mediums
and fat workers., $3.50 a l.35; light york
ers and pigs, S7.25n 80 per cwt. Re-
ceirts: Cattle, 1929, calves. $50; sheep,
b.6iC. hogs 6.lJi
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

Kindly .ohn. sscss sss
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

Weldless steel rings for crushing
ore. 20 inches wide and weighing
more than AGO pounds. forged by
Chicago company, are the largest
ever made.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
/. Dr.. Miles
orve and Liver Pills

Iercnf from Others. Many
\ - liver pills are impossible"
Ine trial on account of their
ess. DR.. Miles Nerve and
ilb do NOT act BY sheer force
- easy natural way, with
tlng q undue irritation.
- nos habit forming,
rvse bse>ie fans - bsnsnt, your
. ~ sroern ~ prios- Ask him.
A1se,o6 : -. ukssrt Inc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

ton of Improvement during the re-
naming month of the year Prevail
ing opinion Is that prices will be re-
duced on most finished lines The
railroads are said 70 have taken os-
tive stand against placing any orders
for cars until they can get them at
lower figures.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
Lar d-Fraud Hearing Ends Suddenly.

The hearing that has been in pro-
eress before United States Court
Commissioner Carrie Dawson for the
removal OF Patrick Culligan, Of Al
pena. and associates to Oregon, for
trial in connection with alleged lanl
frauds, came TO an unexpected termin
alton. Wednesday afternoon. When
the defense had sworn all its wit
nesses, Tracy G. Becker, special as
sistant TO the United States attorney
general, announced that the govern
ment had no witnesses and contented
himself with submitting the indlct.
ment for the purpose of identifying
Mr. Culligan and the other Michigan
defendants as the persons named In
IT, Certain dates that were wrong IN
the Indictment were corrected. The
case will be argued before Judge
Swan next Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

Berry Bros. Ltd, the Flint Varnish
Works and w. +. Baker have petit
toned the United States district court
to have the Standard Paint & Color
Co., No. 626 Jefferson-ave.. declared
bankrupt. They say that the firm
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

ing opinion is that prices will be re-
duced on most finished lines The
railroads are said TO have taken os-
tive stand against placing any orders
for cars until they can get them at
lower figures.
ID. NJ. Ferry has purchased from ex-
Senator T. w. Palmer 30-foot lot
fronting on Farnsworth-ave, in the
rear OF the Ferry homestead on Wood
ward-ave. This purchase gives the
Ferry estate frontage of 22S feet on
Woodward-ave.. including 100 feet re-
Gently bought. and 22S feet on Farms
worth. The deal was put through
by Henry NJ. Rice. but the considera'
ton was not given out.
Enclosed with the November issue
OF the Bulletin OF the Board of Com
mence is a pamphlet full of questions
Il. the readers OF the bulletin TO an
swer. II is intended as "a referendum
to help the editors of the paper to
direct it's activities into lines in which
the readers are most interested The
questions rela to the work OF the
tOlllliliSSlOIls TIC
form OF government, public service
civic improvements, etc. The princi-
pal articles OF the month deal with
the newly formed transportation bu-
reau and the results OF the good
roads campaign.
The directors of the General Motors
Co. have started on tour Of inspec-
ton OF the various plants, to become
more familiar with the problems be-
fore them They go to Pontiac first
to inspect the Rapid plant, then TO
Flint TO see the Buick. No further
plans have been made regarding the
removal of the headquarters of the
company 10 Detroit. The Central
Trust Co. OF New Yor'. has given
notice that it is now prepared TO ex-
change trust certificates for the tenn
porary six per cent gold notes and the
voting trust certificates issued in con.
nection with the financing OF the Gen
eral Motors.
Berry Bros, Ltd, the Flint Varnish
Works and w. +. Baker have petit
toned the United States district court
TO have the Standard Paint & Color
Co., No. 626 Jefferson-ave.. declared
bankrupt. They say that the firm
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
CHICAGO. GRAM OPENING.

CfICAGU. Dec. "ITaIh OPeHIHS'
Wheat was Off al the opening. Dee.
losing 4. a and May isc. Dec. and May
corn and oats were unchanged. Pro-
visions were slightly higher
Noon-Dec"mher wheat showed re
covery during the morning. advancing
sc; May unchanged. December corn
UP ssC. May unchanged December
oats advanced sac; May unchanged.
Close. Wheat took big jump today
and other grains advanced in sym
patty. December wheat gained &c;
May up &c. December corn advance
lc; May iac higher. Dect moer oats
gained &c, May up lsc. Provisions
fractiopaily higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
PRODUCE.

The market this week lie between
two seasons The rush OF the Thanks.
giving trade IL over, and the Christ
mas holiday demand lie just beginning
Trade I'm the staples has been q little
quiet Receipts OF poultry have very
light for a week and the demand liz
catching up with tho supply Dealers
today were trying 20 squeeze out an
extra half qent on the price Butter
arc steady and with tho shift in IT,
weather ought 10 Arm up littie In
tone, IL not In price Very few rnb.
bits are coming Ia ns yet, but with
increase Oranges and other see SON
able goods are growing IN activity and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
Markets and Finance

opened at ssl.c. declined TO sec. and
20 &C. declined 70 s4a.c and advanced
to s6Lc; No. 1 white, 95e.
No. 2 5Sc; No. = yellow, 66c; No J
yellow, soc; new No. yellow cars
at 4sIac. Oats. Standard, = ears at
SOC. closing at 35isc Did, No. white,
No. =, s3c bid. Beans: Cash and Dee.
So bid. Cloverseed: Prime spot and
Dee, SIS March. ss.s5; sample. ~
bags az ss2S, 80 at 81. 10 at s75. go
bags at $3.50 Timothyseed: Prime
spot, st49 nominal
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
care OF wheat, 10 ~ corn. OF oats and
OF rye. Withdrawals were 2.003 bu
OF wheat. 5000 bu OF corn and 1000 bu
OF rye. Stocks are s66.9l0 bu OF wheat.
and 1863 bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed II a Id and
corn ss@lhd higher.
Receipts of wheat Thursday were.
Kansas City, IL cars. against -
year ago: ST. Louis, rs. 600 bu. against
81 ,0G0 blu: Winnipeg. 36s ears. against
64I; Minneapolis. 1873 ears. against az
Duluth. 100 cars. against 3l6
day. 10000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were Cos. 000
bu. against 100000 bu
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o.. Dee Wheat: Cash
and Dec. o3ssc; May, 81 0css July. 97c
49xc: July. 5Ohc. Oats: Cash and Dee,
s5c: May ST,hc. july, $3.50. rye: No.
.. Sic. No s, use CloVelseed; Cash,
Dec. and March. So. rmothy: Prime.
s4.65 Dec. Si.55. Alsike; Prime and
Dec. 80. Butter. esgs ana hay un-
a.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
oliver Pills act
Naturally and
Asily."

$uch . statement, coming from
~ cashier of a bank, shows what
kdence responsible people have
|&hsse pills. Mr.. A. l.. Wilson
IL trying them wrote:
II have used DIR. Miles Nerve
E3nnd Liver Pills and also your
Snti-Pain Pills, ON myself. with
Tod results. The Liver Pills
6ot % naturally and so easily
ut scarcely know that
ave taken q pin. Frequently
ing troubled with headache I
ke an Anti-Pain Pill and get
mediate relief In every case"
a. /. Wilson. Sparta, III.
11r. Wilson was for a number
pears cashier OF the First
11onai Bank OF Sparta.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
has confessed it's inability to pay
debts aggregating Sl,49077

has confessed it's inability to pay
debts aggregating sl,49077.
Directors or the Detroit & Mackinac
railroad have eclared a dividend IL
per cent on the preferred stock and
another of 2 1-2 per cent on the COM
mon. This is the first dividend that
has been paid on the common stock OF
this comp ny. Both dividends are
payable Jan. : 10 stockholders OF rec
ord Dec. 10.
II Is estimated by comptroller OF
the Currency Lawrence o. Murray
that banks OF the country hold rail-
road bonds TO THE amount of $l,455.-
1U0.0 900 more than oEe-fourth OF all
their investments being in this class
Of security.
White Star line stock sold EEK"
dividend OF 81 per share on the local
stock board, Thursday.
The Charlotte Construction Co,
which is authorized TO construct and
manage hotels and fats on property
owned by the corporation, filed ar
ticles of association, Thursday The
company is capitalized at $4,000.
which is all represented BY real es'
tate. George c. King and William
Malo wown the bulk of the stock.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

The list of fatalities by states fol-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
EAST BUFFAi.O-Ooening
Dunninx 4 SteNenn' Live SIOcrA RenDrt.

EAST BUFFALO y. Y, Dec, L.
Cattle: Receipts. cars. steady; best
good prime 1000 to l,S0o-lb. steers.
s575G6.25 best LOO TO l,2c0-lb. ship
ping steers. 50. 20 a ). 10; medium butch
er steers, 1000 to LOO lbs. 1925 q 800;
cows. s4.50@6: fair TO good cows. SO. 20
"a: common to medium do, So 20 a 3 20;
trimmers. sz69aS; best fat 4 heif s,;,:
TO good do, sid Z. 25;. stock heifers.
horned. $5.10Q5.35; medium TO good
ali grades. s375W4: best bulls, S4..5a
$40; bologna bulls. 1915 az rs, stock
bulls, $1,000: fancy mixers and
spns ss sp sSg se $500 fsaGy milo
Hogs; Receipts. 20 ears. strong
heavy, s7soq7.7o; workers.. S77om775;
Sheep Receipts. 40 ears; lower;
best lambs. s6.75; yearlings. 81 10
wethers. 5000; ewes. sS.so43.7o.
Calves; $50 It's.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Dec l.
light. steady prime steers. s6.5Oa6.75;
butcher grades, $3@6.25. Caives-Re-
ce!pts. 200 head: market. active. hrm:
cull to choice, s.. 10 "a 1915. sheep ana
slow and lower: choice lambs. s6.25 ~
635: Gull to fair, s5.50a6. yearlings.
s4.5eq5, sheep. s2.15M 40 Hogs--Re-
reipts. I. 100 head market. active firm;
) orkers, $40 ,.O5, pigs. ss0 $40. mixed.
s5.TOa 7.7s. heavy. $3.50 10; roughs.
So 5oa7; stays. sea $50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Dec. i.--iogs. Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket q 0c higher: mixed and butch
ers, 5000 7.30; good heavy s6.90U
1.3b; rough heavy, s6s04i 90; light.
So $50 $40, pigs. s6.40M7. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1000 market, slow and weak;
beeves. S450M 80; cows and heiferS,
S225Q63O. stockers AND feeders, $3.50
d575; Texans. s4.2oQ5.40; calves s7m
y. sheep: Receipts, 10000, market.
strong: native, s22b4 $50. western,
S2.75mt.25, lambs. si2C 20; western.
s450n6.6b
CLEVELAND. o., Dec. l.--lIogs--Re.
ceipts. 1900 head steady To Zoe higher:
mediums. mixed and workers.. $500
7,55: piss and Nights s115. Cattle
Receipts, cars. steady. Sheep--Re-
ceipts. Is cars. $40 CAlves-Re-
ceirts 100 head. 1l0.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE.
Banks and Trust Companies

Official quotations. Detroit Brokers
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

The currency TO which you refer
Is issued under the provisions OF the
Act which was
passed by the last congress. THIS
measure provided that under certain
The Detroit times., 1910-12-02

White Star line stock sold sex"
dividend of 81 per share on the local
stock board, Thursday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14
.BROWNLOW
GETS LEMON
CUSTARD
FEDERAL PIE
FOR SANDERS
4 P0sTMAsTERS CHANGED
From Followers of Easy Boss to
EvAns-Sanders Crowd IN
Middle Tennessee.
4 P0sTMAsTERs CHANGED

Washington, April 1.-THE president
today sent to the senate a number of
nominations for postmasters in Ten
nessee, and in four instances Brownlow
men were supplanted by applicants re-
commended by Newell Sanders. 4
Robert Cox succeeds b. w, Buford
at Lebanon.
Searcy T. Cason succeeds Robert
Brown at Murfreesboro.
M. A. Doty succeeds Sid Houston at
Wartrace.
Emmett Chichman succeeds Charles
W.Wilkinson at Hickman. The latter
is not understood to be straight out
Brownlow man.
Charles S. Moss is re-appointed at
Franklin.
Wrances d. Robertson is retained at
Springfield.
That these changes should be made
is not surprising to Mr.. Brownlow,
who was told some time ago by the
president that he intended to turn over
Federal patronage in Middle and West
Tennessee to Newell Sanders. For thus
favoring the Evans-Sanders faction the
administration expects to receive the
support of the Tennessee delegates in the
next national republican convention.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14
ALL NEXT WEEK

The Johnny j. Jones Exposition
Shows and Trained Animal Exhibit
will be in johnson City week COM
mencing Monday, April IS. Among
the many features which will be pre-
sented is the big wild animal exhibition
the largest and best of its kind now
travelling, Capt. Curly Wilson, with
his group of performing Royal Bengal
tigers and his monster black name AT
rican lion, "Lewis." The trainer actu-
ally thrusts his head between the lion IS
jaws and wrestles with him in the
large steel arena. Mdm. Maurilla,
Europes most celebrated animal train
er, with her large group of leopards,
jaguars, pumas, panthers, Siberian
wolves. Capt. Wilson features his lion
+" Lewis as the most perfectly trained
lion in the world, lion that does al
most everything but talk. There are
fifteen big shows, two brass bands, SEN
sational free acts and other attractions.
This company is the cleanest, best,
most instructive on the road today, and
with the royal plalian band giving
twice daily on the streets it
will be rare treat to the people of
Johnson City.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-04-14
DEATH OF RALPH MOORE.

Little Ralph Moore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. N. Moore died
Saturday morning shortly after
four o'clock and the little soul
was waited back to the God who
gave it just as the dawn was
breaking. For several weeks this
little fellow, only 3 years and ten
months of age has been battling
with a case of pneumonia and
every possible help was given him
in the struggle by the best of medi
cal attention and the careful
nursing of loving parents, but it
was of no avail. He was bright
little fellow, the idol of the horse
hold and the bereaved parents
have the sympathy of many
friends in their affliction. The
funeral services were held at
the residence on Watavga avenue
and were conducted by Rev. O.
r. Tarwater.