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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
HOLDS BURGLAR
TILL POLICE COME
r. w.. Snyder Captures Prowler in
Centunan Apartments and
Hangs On Grimly.

One busy thief and one dauntless
nat dweller enga seo in a battle royal
on the third IioCr OF the Centurian
apartments. No. Zoe Brady -st., shortly
after daybreak Tuesday.
Ralph w. Snyder, manager OF he
Snitz Chain Co., was I'm the bathroom
OF his fiat about o'clock. He heard
noises and by din, of some very soft
footwork he managed TO surprise Nj
Thief. who at that moment was max.
ing an inventory III the delicacies In
the ice box.
Mr. Snyder was decidedly dishabillc.
but that didn't make any difference.
He grappled With the intruder. To-
gethe- they oiled down tie first
flight C -s.:rs. Snyder hanging on to
his quarry with grimness born OF
desperation and desire for revenge.
The thief painted and prayed for
mercy. but the dweller OF the nat
was obdurate and intern upon visit
ing punishment. Mrs. Snyder aro~e
and from the top of the stairs caution
ed NJ. Snyder to please he careful.
Other Aatdwellers arose and In vari-
GUS states of negligee added TO the
excitement.
After an interminable period OF ex.
the patrol wagon arrived and
hustled the prisoner away. At the
Bethune-ave. station. he gave his name
as Albert Whisky. He says te has no
home.
Mr.. Whisky carried all his belong.
ings and lot Of other peoples in a
basket. He was careless enough 10
leave IL in Mr.. Snyder's fat. In II
was found a lady's hat, some silk rib.
bon and a pair OF lady's stockings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
PenrOse Machine Slate
Will Re Launched

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 2i.-With
the Ways well creased for the launch
ing Of a cool o.dfashionei Penrose
machine ticket NJ tomorrows Repuo
lican state convention, every delega
tion arriving here today fell into line
for the organization slate. Even
Mayor Magee. OF Pittsburg and mis-
Gisgruntled band OF anti-Penroseites
with their exploded Knox boom. are
not expected t. throw any sand on the
Mell-oiled machinery.
Un.ess somebody gets in the wny
Of Leader Boies Pcnrose-and there
seems no likelihood OF that-Congress-
man John X. Ten-r. of Charleroi, will
be nominated for governor without a
struggle: Charles +. Wright Ter state
treasurer. and Henry Houck. OF Leb
Gnon county, Tor secretary of internal
AFFAIRS. Penrose and his aides are
busy today dickci ing for man for
second place on the ticket. Joseph
x. Grundy, OF Bucks county, was
scheduled for lientens n governor, but
lie refused, and Penrose Is busy find
ing substitute that will strengthen
tne tlCket. ne lhfncS uuIer cOuslu-
Grafton are Alexander Mcdowell.
chief clerk OF the house OF represen.
;atives: Franz Il McLain. mayor CT
Lancaster: Congressman John NJ. Rey-
holds. OF Bedford, and Edgar X. Kiess,
Of Lycoming. aud Milton W. Lowry,
II Lacakawanna. The general imprcs-
SION. however. is that dark horse will
land the place.
Congressman NJ. T.. Olmstead got
down to work on the platform today.
Il WIZ endorse tho Payne-Aldrich
tariff and the administrations Of Presi-
cent Taft and Gov. Stuart.
The state executive committee will
meet this afternoon and elect the tenn.
porary officers OF the convention which
convenes tomorrow.
Lieut-Goy. Robert S. Murphy, who
has been working .or the gubernator-
ial nomination, Announced after a con-
terence with Penrose that ne had not
withdrawn from he fight. His name
may be presented to the convention.
Jut the votes will be behind Tener.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
PRODUCE.

AS was expected, the Elsin butter
market came unchanged this week
The egg market Is called steady. and
poultry and calves are easy AT quota
market was full OF strawberries this
morning Some sales OF the i6-quart
cases were made early al as nigh as
s1.25. but the offerings were large. and
the price quickly dropped TO around
75c "a case The frst receipts OF rasp-
berries, both kinds. were In this morn
ing, and started of at high prices, and
blackberries and huckleberries were
also In fair supply. Peaches are COM
are In poor condition.
Appi~s-Fancy. s4G4.5o; common. 81
a. per bhl: western box apples. s2i5
d3.5O per box
BsnaBa.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
a $50. according 10 quality.
Beans-Dricd Lima. 5 kc per ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s5Q5.50' per
bu.
CeIery-Florida. $3.50 per crate.
Cnuitnowcr-Californ sl.25 per doz.
Cnbbngc-Ncw. sl.25M1.75 per crate.
Chsrrics--Sour. fjG $50 per bu.
Cbcese-Micnigan hnt. late made. 10
n l5hc; fall made. ia isc. York state.
York state. 1S1i9c; German cream.
brick. 16Gi6hc. Schweitzer. domestic
block, 2ic; domestic loaf. 23c: import
ed. 2sG aoc per ID
-Dnfcs-Porsiaa,- > a. sc per -ibs fiartiss 3
Q9hc per H..
Dressed Calve--Choice, ii1i1ik III:
common. va l0c ror ID.
Figs-fmpcrtcd. new. 11ni4c per III;
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. 3sN soc per dos; lettuce, hot
house. IL 4lic ID. head lettuce. 7Sc gsI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW york PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June AUTHORIZATION.
quiet. Pork-Firmer; mess, S2S q 25.50
Lard-Quiet; middle west, spot. Si2s5
m12T5. Sugar--Raw. active. firm: cen-
trifugals. s6 test. i.lTc; muscovado. SO
test. 3.sIc; refined, firm. quiet; .cutloaf
graduated. 5.l5c. Coffee-Rio no. Z.
on the srot. .si4 @sac. hay-Quiet:
prime. Sis; No. to l. Soc a 81 .l2Ia !;
clover and clover mixed, 50m csc.
Dressed poultry--Dull. weak; turkeys
l5M1Sc: chickens. l6M2ic; fowls, 100
i9c. spring ducks, lsc. Live poultry
Dull easy; geese. lie; ducks. 1ic,
fowls. 17a17hc; turkeys, loalic;
ROSTERS. old and young. i2hc. Cheese
Strong. higher: state inilw, common
TO specials, 1O@15isc; skins, common
to specials. 5@13c; full skins. 2 n a. 3 u
Coffee options opened unchanged. But
ter-Firm: receipts z4.270: creamery
extra, 27iHc; state dairy, tubs. 239 &c,
Imitation creamery. firsts, 2in Csc.
Eggs-Firmer, receipts 2o.lS3; nearby
fancy, 2Od 22c: fresh hrsts. 19m2lc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22

Man Who Once Worked in Coal Mines
Becomes Leader of Men and
An Able Politician.

MELBOURNE, Austria ALA. June 81
The mine boy who could keep SWEEP
tempered and meet the important
questions the same as any ievelhead'
ed business man. this was Andrew
Fisher, while he toiled In the coal
pits OF Ayrshire, Scotland. He dis
plays the same qualities now that
he Is prime minister OF Australia.
He accepted his lot phiiosophically
when he was a boy. Al 20 he made
his way to the gold fields OF Australia.
Here he showed mis- leadership quail
tiles and entered politics. He repre-
sented The Labor Party in parliament
In 1893 and has been In politics. ever
since.
w. A. Hughes, attorney-general, Is
the only lawyer In The cabinet. Ar
drew Fisher, the prime minister. is
mine worker. +. L. Bachelor, mill
lister of foreign affairs, Is metal
worker. Josiah Thomas, postmaster
general, Is a miner. Senator Pearce.
minister for defense, Is a carpenter.
r. O. Tudor. q hatmaker. Is minister Of
trade and customs. King O'Nalley, a
newspaper reporter. Is minister OF
home AFFAIRS. Senator McGregor, vice
chairman of the national council Is
a day laborer.
There Ia no one-man rule in the
new Australian scheme OF things. II
the United States the president az
points the cabinet and the speaker
selects congressional committees.
Here cabinet officers and the speakers
Of houses and committeeman are Sc
lectsd by ballot.
The curse of Australia has been the
ownership of great tracts of land by
individual owners. Many OF tie great
est holdings are IN the hands OF meu
who live In England and have never
even see their land.
The single tar has been invoked 10
cure this evil. Land is taxed at its
real value and idle land taxed Just as
land In use is improvements are not
taxed. The result will bo TO break up
the great estates into small isrms and
to free opportunity for labor and In 4
dustry TO unite vita natures bounty
in supplying food. clothes and luxury
for mankind.
The new labor government comes
into power finding four and half
million dollar deficit, but the land tax
10 expected to make short work Of
that.
Australia has its trusts. too. The
coal trust Is the most cordially hated
by the people. and the labor govern
ment will go after II at once Airy.
Gen. Hughes will prosecute the trust
under the antitrust law, which was
joke under the Deakin administration.
Bills being drafted provide for
state bank, old age pensions. national
insurance, civil equality OF men and
women, national initiative and ref
erendum, exclusion of Chinese and
Japanese ccolie labor, amendment 20
arbitration law. and limitation OF bond
issues.
The Labor Party Is moderately fer
protectioa-wh is terms new" pro
lection. IN industries In which trade
union wage scales and hours Of labor
are recognized and labor receives real
protection, a moderate revenue tariff
will be permitted. Where trusts and
monopolies exist 1ariff duties will be
abolished.
Australia Is as large as The United
States. exclusive OF Alaska and the
island possessions, and its govern
ment Is similar In that II consists or
federated states.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Owing TO the fac. that many ship.
pers lave large supplies of bills OF
lading on hand printed in accordance
with the old forms, the state railroad
commission. largely as result OF
efforts made by Robt II. Day, secre-
t1ry OF the Detroit Traffic association.
has issued notice that the shippers
will rot be required TO comply with
the new law. providing for uniform
oils Of lading until Jan. 1, 1911. All
bills hereafter printed. however. must
conform to the required standard.
In accordance with action taken by
the directors IN the last regular meet
ing, stockholders of the Edison Hum
mating Co. will receive an additional
- per cent dividend for the quarter
ending July Is. Tnt additional n per
cent per quarter brings tho annual
dividend up to 8 per cent.
The Smith Matthews Foundry Co., Of
Detroit, capital $4,000. has filed arti
cles OF association with the secretary
Of state The incorporators are:
Harry A. Smith. Robert Smith and Ed
ward j. Matthews. all of Detroit
Stock OF the National Bank OF Com
merce has been decidedly or the up
ward trend since the bank, on June 1,
transferred 100000 from: its undivid
ed profits TO its surplus. A month ago
its stock was selling at 1875. Two or
three sales were made recently at 141,
and II Is now quoted at lI2, hid.
Largely on the strength OF the ex-
cellent showing made al recent an
nual meeting OF the company. Michi-
gan Sugar stock has advanced to ITO
within the past few dayr. The conf
pany is paying dividends Of per cent.
With the exception II small
amount Of property, Sill tied up in
litigation, the affairs of the defunct
Farmers & Merchants bank Of Sher-
wood. Mich. which failed for about
S45, coo IN October, 1908, were prac-
tically wound up by Referee In Bank
ruptcy Harlow p. Davock, Tuesday
morning. The creditors have thus far
received di, idends amounting to 20
per cent, and will receive about 20
per cent additional.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by HAYDEN
stone & Co. from Boston, June Il:
Boston market is less active than
Yesterday. but prices continue to show
firm undertone Lake has been the
active feature, but is unchanged in
price. Trading in North Butte has
been confined to odd lots and is selling
around 27Ih. The dividend declaration
of roc a share, announced yesterday,
is without effect on the shares. On
very limited dealings Old Dom, Os-
cecla, Quincy and Tamarack each
show one point advance. Copper
Range on a single transaction sold at
e2h, which Is loss OF one point
Other departments are somewhat re-
dictionary without special feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
SUSPECT IS FREED.
Russian Had Been Held for Murder Of
Mrs. Charlton.

COMO, italy,. .Jupe 21.--After being
acid ten days as suspect in connec.
tion with the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Scott Castle Charlton. Constantine
lspolatoff, the Russian, is today a nee
man and Is apparently doing what he
can to aid the police to solve the
mystery.
Although released fspolatoff was
ordered to remain for the present
within can OF the police, several OF
whom are still confident that the Rus.
sian Will become involved In the crimo
ispolafoff today gave. the police his
theory OF the crime. He SAYS Portes
Charlton, the, missing husband OF the
dead woman killed his wife after
long generalization, as result of
broodins over souie incident OF her
llio previous 10 the time he met her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
BERLIN DENIES CHARGE.
Member Of Encourage Says Kaiser Ia
Practically Teetotaier.

BERLIN, June 21.-The beer-drink.
Ing charge made against the kaiser BY
DIR. Doyan, of Paris. aroused treat re-
sentiment In Berlin and called for de-
malls on every hand. A member OF
the emperor's encourage. presumably
speaking officially. made the follow.
Ing answer to Doyan's diagnosis OF
the kaiser's trouble:
The beer story Is impossible. The
kaiser mas been practically a teeto.
taller for three years and never did In.
nuige freely In beer, liquor or wine.
Even at state banquets the kaiser ra.
trains from drinking champagne. sub.
sttnting In place of Il a ncn.alcoho,
beverage resembling champagne In
color only" :"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
Markets and Finance

year. The recent government estimate
nn nne the spring wheat promise s5s.-
1920 bu This is now reduced by 5o.-
pared with crop OF $4,000. 900 hu
last year. but the shortness OF the win
rer wnsa, crop Increases the bullish-
hsrs Q, tne outlook. Winter wheat
Hahsas reports the presence 81 the
hessian ny. A Minneapolis wire said
>.ne worst drouth In their history is
I'akotas Parts of these states cannot
raise naif crop even with plenty OF
The situation in the dry states was
not changed during Tuesday. There
was no rain, and the market continued
nrm excepting at times when taking
was at an advance OF ic In cash wheat.
&c IN July, 3iSc in September. and "a {
IN december Corn. gained Fc. cash
wheat anosstions"case No red.
Ill; July opened with an advance of
&c at sgkc, touched 99nc. declined to
sse nd e0sss at as ssse SsPs%os ter
81 ,oo%; December opened at sl.ooH and
advanced to sioiN. No. l white. sl.oI.
Coarse grain quotations: corn-Cash
oats-standard. aye; to arrive !
car at $2kc; September, ioc No. 5
white. car at .i&c. later quoted at
Rye-Cash No. l. soc.
Besns-cash. $3.50; october, s2.o5;
cioverse.d-Prime spot. 81: October,
100 bags at $3.50. 100 at $3.50 March.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday. included 2I2 bhis Of -four.
car OF wheat. and OF corn. Stocks
are 1885, l% bu OF wheat. 166.iol bu OF
corn. 1898 bu OF oats. and l,stl bu OF
rye. Withdrawals were 4il2 bu or
corn.
Receipts of wheat Tuesday: ST.
Louis. $4,000 blu. against 800 hu year
age; Kansas City. $4,000 blu. against
. year ago: Minneapolis. lo4 against
lSo: Chicago, Is cars, against 8:
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Tuesday. 233.oo0 blu: year ago, 100000
Liverpool wheat closed y aiAd' and
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June 2l.-Grain opening:
Excitement prevailed in wheat at the
start with prices advancing Y Gliec In
sharply higher. and oats higher with
other grains. Provisions generally
firmer.
Noon-wheat kept up its strength all
forenoon: July Se higher, septemnhsr
Corn advanced y a sc. Oats advanced
ciose-weather conditions caused
wheat TO advance all around; July ad-
vanced 2hc. September 2kc. December
sl Sd oyer July Spes,n higher Tn septemSer
&C higher. and December Ac lower
Oats advanced, July and September "a
higher. Provisions weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
CHURCH CELEBRATES JUBILEE.
Woodwsrd-ave. Baptist Begins Week
OF Special Services.

"reminiscences Of the early days OF
the Woodward.ave Baptist church, by
Tenn, It's third pastor. was a feature
OF the opening, Monday evening, OF the
jubilee week services. The Young La
dies Choral society of the State Nor
NAL school In Ypsilanti. supplied the
music and the church was handsomely
decorated in gold and white, palms
and Towering plants. The Rev. Don
aid MacLaurin. former pastor OF the
church will be the principal speaker
Tuesday evening, which is "denomin-
ational night"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
RIVER CLAIMS BOY VICTIM.
Tom Wilberts Drowned at Foot OF
Fourtee nth-st.

Missing from his home for three
weeks. Tom Wilberts, 16 years old. No.
1874 Mich'gan-ave., was drowned Mon
day night at the Wabash railroad
docks at the foot Of Fourteenth-st. A
neighbor boy conveyed the informa-
ton TO the mother.
The Wabash docks is a favorite spot
for youthful swimmers. and young Will
berts. with several other boys, took his
first plunge Of the season there Mon.
day night. Wilberts dove of the dock
He reappeared above the surface once
and then sank from sight. Several Of
the boys made fruitless efforts at res
cue
Harbormaster Ellison started drag
ging for tine body and II was recovered
early Tuesday morning. Coroner Bur.
CESS had II removed to the Wayne
county morgue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
Vessels Will Be Docked.

Because OF the shortage OF cargoes
and the big supply of boats waiting
at Cleveland for ore. about one-fifth Of
the waiting vessels will be locked,
starting Tuesday. most of the big YES
sci owners having entered into an
agreement to that effect II is thought
that the withdrawal of 90 per cent OF
the boats, will allow the remainder to
keep busy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
Yesterdays N. X. STOCKS.
\. Y. sroCk MARKEr-Clo.e.

y. y. >IOsN MAHNei Hse.
Am. Cot oil. sais Am. Loco, a.; DO
pfd. lo7s Am. smelt.. IN. Am. 7, A
r, 1863. Am. roh. pfd. IS Am. Wool
b. r. Tr, 10. Can. Pac,. 1919; Cen.
Leath.. s7% en-. a o.. 81; c.. NJ. a 81.
p, l2sA; Col + 4 J., s5h Cons. Gas.
is2t do ore. 81: III. cent. iSsh Int
Met. 1914 do pfd, SIR; Kan G SO.
S3ia L. q N. 1851 NJ, h. a Tex.
y 4, Cent. e. d. Ia p. c. iisr; \; y,
.. 4 W. .th Mort & W. it,s; Nor.
Pac.,. iss+, Penn. issc Pee; Gas, o,
Isl. Ios. do pfd s4a; s.-shef, nv ;
pfd. 5sh. Third-ave.,, ~; Texas. 80 2, :
linton ra S,s iiis R ans:. tds S Tssh
Cop. s3h: Wabash. isA; do pfd. ~;
West. Mfg, 65k
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
CHICAGO MEN FETGD.

PETOSKEY, Mich. juno 2l.-An
enthusiastic reception was given the
Chicago Association of Commerce
when hey arrived on the steamer
Roosevelt Monday afternoon. so In
number. The business men OF Petos.
key took the members abo-t the CITY
and In the evening over 1900 people
enjoyed free excursion on the bav
The boat came here from Chcboyean
and the next stop will be at Charlie
voix.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

DETROIT June r-cies~.--Ai Ait at
tentlon is centered on the weather map
OF the three spring wheat states. ON
Tuesday there was no sign Of relief
from dry conditions, and another spell
OF high temperatures was feared The
bullishness OF the situation IL increas-
ing. although the present outlook in
oicatcs larger crop than that OF last
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
MARINE
TO GIVE OUT PAMPHLETS.
Capt. Westcott VIII Distribute cIrcu-
lars On Rules for Navigation.

Capt. J. W. Westcot.. supervising
inspector of steam vessels for this
district, announces that he will dis
tribute valuable pamphlets TO persons
interested in the government rules or
navigation or steamboat inspection.
The books are; pilot rules for the
Great Lakes and their contributary
waters" General rules and regula-
tions prescribed by the board of
supervising inspectors. and Laws
governing the steamboat inspection
service"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
HAVE CLUE TO SLAYER.
police search for Murderer Of Jewel.
er, whose Body Was Packed
In Trunk

NEW YORK, June 2l.--The police
continued today their search for the
murderer of Moses Sachs. whose BODY
was found packed In trunk last Fri.
day. They have secured clue that
they hope Tay lead to the arrest or
the guilty rGrty. An cxprassman told
the police that an italian girl request.
ed him TO Get her trunk and dump /,
in the river The officers Arc looking
for this Girl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
KILLS SELF WITH ACID.
Albert Schwartz Mixes Poison With
Beer; Dies In Ambulance.

Albert Schwartz, No. Fulton-ave,
committed suicide Monday night by
swallowing carbclic acid. He went in.
TO Parks saloon. No. 1885 Jefferson.
ave, and ordered n glass OF beer Then
he poured the acid into the beer and
drank the mixture. lie died In the
Detroit ambulance on the way to ST.
Maryis hospital No motive Is known
for the act The widow, who is EN-.
ployed at Belle Isle. was notified by
Coroner Burgess.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr-Creameries extras. Ate 10.
stock. zoe per ID.
Eggs-fresh current receipts. cases
Included. 1shc per doz. Receipts ON
Tuesday, l,l33 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
Freight Handlers Return To Work.

Striking freight handlers on the D..
& c. docks agreed to go back to work
Monday, when General Manager A. A.
Schantz gave the men their choice OF
working on basis of 20 cents an hour
oil straight wage of $1.75 a day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
'Ex-dividend. IA per cent
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

Ark. Coml. 1874: All. 90 Adv, o.
! sG Ills siy Z. 4 a. "a; c. : H. siss Chief
i Chino. ia Cop; Range 8 s ssi y ::
E,rst Nat al: Fr.. l1x Gr..- 39h Gi-..
:: Cold Cons, To-; G.-can.. ~ Hanc.
10: Inspir.. s-l6: Isle Roy; ls: Kerr
l.. sS: Lake. 54; Mob. IS; Mich -,
Ne = Butte. =. Old Dom. 35h Csc.
iss. Quincy, ~; Sup. Cop. 49,. Sup.
Pitts. i07,; Tam. so; Utah Cons Il n ;
smeltinz. 40: do pfd 40. Win. ..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22

= Robert Miiihoffiu. of Detroit, Is the
largest stakeholder In the latest auto
mobile concern to file articles of asso-
citation In Lansing. II is called the
Globe Motor Car Co. and the capital
stock is $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-22
cu,CACO PRODrCE.

CHICAGO. June 21.-Butter--Extras
27c; frsts. Csc: dairy, extras. 26c; firsts.
2ic. Eggs-E.xtra. frsts. lshc: firsts,
Yon ms Americas. i5& a15,ac. Live
poultry-Fowls. lac; ducks. Ia sc
loo.