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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
cattle sag; calves. Gle: sheep. s.i5Ti

Cattle. sag; calves. Gle; sheep. s.iS1;
EAsT notwithstanding.
DunninE a stevens Live sto"S Report
Cattle: Receipts. ears. slow: best
1900 to i.4OO-lb. steers. te.sSQT2s:
good prime 1900 TO l.soo:lh, steers.
ping steers. 1896 dssS: medium butch
err steers. 1000 10 l.iOO-lb. steers. q
$40: light butcher steers. ttbO9o;
cows. ts.sS o. I: common 10 medium DO,
t3q3.50; trimmers. f21eQS best fat
hetfers. S. 20 g6; good fat heifeIs s42e
9t.Is fair 10 500, do DO. S7S SssaInS
steers. dehorned. sSQ525; medium 20
good feeding steers sassYA go, ' SlIs
ils hsS thin G SSiis. S best milk
srs anna anna s sPriSsers, 500 common to
Hogs. Receipts s5 ears. lower;
heavy, So workers.. $500 pigs Ss'Zo@
sheer and lambs: Receipts. 25 cars;
market lower. best lambs s6I6, year
lings. $1,000; wethers. $4.5Og 40
ewes, $4G4,2 5.
Calves: 5000
EAST BJFFALO-CIOse.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. oct az
Cattle: Receipts. 100 head: market.
slow and steady. prime steers. se,sog
715: butcher grades. $Sa6.5b calves
Receipts. $50 head; market. slow anu
csc lower. Gull to choice. S5.75WS.i9.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 5000 head
market slow. choice lambs. $500 70,
Gull 10 fair, $55Om65O; yeRrlings. $50
$50; sheep, SSM475. Hogs Receipts.
g. 4OC head market slow; workers.
SO 2CGs25 mixed. $3.50 $40 heavy.
50. roughs. s775mS. stays. $40 7.25.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
oct. 27--Hogs Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket. strong TO So higher: mixed and
butchers, $S.05 q 9.05; good heavy, - 80
QSg5. rough heavy. I.S0qS. light.
SIS 50a9lO, pigs $S.15as.so: Cattle
Receipts. 5000. market. weak; beeyes.
S45Cai $50. cows and heiters. t2OV
625. stockers and feeders. 81 20M 90
Texans, S335 Q565. calves. 81 20 Y ~.
Sheep. Receipts. $4,000, market.
81, ady: native. S2.75Q4 40. western, 50
d435 lambs. 81 70 ff 10: western, 500
z
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O.. Oct. 27.-Iiogs. Re
ceipts /. 500. steady 10 SC lower. heaV-
les $S65 uST5. workers.. lights ana
pigs. SqW9O5. Cattle Receipts.
cars: slow Sheep and lambs ke-
oeipts. 10 ears; $3.50. Calves Receipts
100 S9i5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
WOODEN SCHEDULE
GROWING |NFAMY
-. Z. DOREMUS.
Trust, Protected by the Tariff, Fixes
Prices, Declares Democratic Can
didate for Congress.
-. Z. DOREMUS.

Il see that Mr. Gibbons. the gentle.
man who ransacked the bargain coun-
ters of Detroit for cheap stockings.
with which 10 defend the hosiery
steal, is now defending the outrage
Gus taxes on wool and woolens, which
Mr. Taft himself admits. give the trust
'extortionate and unreasonable prof
it's" said Frank (. Doremus, in one
of his speeches Wednesday evening.
1T is quite natural that Gibbons
should stand for the policies OF Can
non, Aldrich and DENLY. Cannon de-
clared that the progressive Repub-
licans in the house and senate ought
10 be hanged-that shooting was toe
good for them, and Gibbons recently
classed the late Senator Deliver and
the other progressive Republicans as
Judas Iscariots and Benedict Arnolds.
There seems TO be bond Of sympathy
betw cen these standpatters.
The browning infamy Of the Can
non-Aldrich tariff law is the wool and
wooden goods schedule. President
Taft was compelled TO admit that the
lnlGlNSlS PONtAAAA thO %
through their representatives in con-
gress, TO prevent an honest reduction
in the tariff taxes on woods and wooden
goods.
The people of Detroit are buying
their clothing today at prices fixed
by the wooden goods trust. The Amer.
lean Wooden Co. practically tells us
what we shall pay for one OF the
greatest Of the human necessities. |
have been told by a number OF the
clothing merchants Of this city, that
the jCbbers must sell woolens at prices
fixed by this gigantic trust. or lose
the business.
They say | am a free trader. be-
cause | favor a policy that will give
the people warmer and cheaper cloth
ing. Were Sumner. Wilson and Dol
liver free traders? Are Senators Cum
minis. Beverage. Clapp Bristow and
LaFollette. all Republicans. and who
denounced the Cannon-Aldrich tariff
law as an outrage on the public, and
betrayal OF party pledges, free trad
ers, also? Let the champions OF leg
allied graft answer"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

committees are safely majoritied by
members OF the "old gang" IL takes
80 members Zone more than the Dem
ocrats possess) TO order a roll call on
ANYTHING save the fnal vote. The
folks back home can never ma on,
how this delegate voted. as there VIII
be no records. Thus enectually ale
tracks 20 be covered.
Upon arriving here | was told oy
an 'insider" that the new constitution
would contain nothing radical. II Is
10 be framed" said he, so that there
will be nothing open TO attack.
what. for example," ! asked.
We'll, the initiative and referen-
dum. the recall. direct election OF
limited States senators, direct PR
mary. prohibition. taxation fads. and
corporation regulation and so on. We
are going TO have safe and sane
constitution" he concluded, as naive
~ as II he had just coined the phrase.
There Is no question that he spoke
the desire of the masters or New
Mexico. Oklahoma is constantly held
mn as an abhorrent example 10 shun,
and President Taft" is club TO
smash progressive or anti-corporauon
ideas on sight. Please Taft or We
won't get statehood, is the constant
threat.
There is but one obstacle in the
pathway OF the "old gang peo-
pie. This constitution must 30 TO
referendum vote. and there's the rub.
The Time Spirit which is raising SO
much distressful hob in sundry parts
OF this continent is abroad in New
Mexico The people are alive 70 what
this constitution means, and they
know its making is in the hands of
as merry crew OF political pirates
as ever nailed the black flag OF
privilege 10 the mast or the ship OF
state.
Especially veXatious is this ques-
ton OF the initiative and referendum.
Republican delegates
were forced 10 promise their peoFie
they would vote 10 put this safe
guard in the constitution or stay at
home But the interests don't want
IT, Hence the referendum may be
thrown as a sop to the people in
properly restricted form" but the
gang is dead set against the 'initia-
tive" especially on constitutional
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
5ysTEM's SHADOW
OVER CON-CON
Writer Says Big Interests Have De-
signs On Convention That Is
Meeting in New Mexico.
sy GEORGE JuDsoN KING.

SANTA FEE, N. M, Oct. 27.-Like a
whitening blight on the heart OF every
true progressive In this convention,
eIected TO draft a constitution for the
proposed state OF New Mexico, falls
me conservative shadow Of President
Taft.
Taking advantage OF his cOntemptu-
Gus references TO the constitution OF
Oklahoma as "a geological garden OF
legislative freaks" the "old gang Is
Dfeparing TO frame an organic law
that will deliver the state roped and
tied into their tender care, open he
vast natural resources of the state
10 infinite plundering, and give free
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
DETROIT IS SWEPT BY
SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM
Edison Co. Suffers Considerable Dam
age BY Burning Out Of
Transformers.

An electrical storm OF remarkable
severity for October. visited Detroit
late Wednesday night and did consid-
cradle damage The Edison lllumin-
ating Co suffered most Homes in
all sections OF the city were left In
darkness through the burning out OF
transformers and the blowing down
OF wires. The telephone companies
also experienced some trouble
Fortunately for the political candi.
dates, the storm was OF short dura
ton and did not seriously interfere
with their evening schedules.
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NEW YoRk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Fa'he'
wshber * CO. Oct. p.
The market In London for American
stocks was strong ConSOls were l-lo
higher. the bank statement was rathtf
don was taken as a cue by the oulk OF
truGCrs. and they traded on the loh :
side These big three-Rea aiding. stecI,
-, s.rCnd hour Consolidated Gas n Il
lbeovles Gas We're qr'-, active 1T ad-
vancinE prices. American can, COM
mon and preferred. were again con-
snituoITS and talk is quite favorable TO
their prospects for the year. The al
vance ia SmeIters made Roadway ana
preferred stock was more active thau
in soEle time.
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rein to the railroads and other spt

. 4.
rein to the railroads and other spe-
cIai Interests for years 10 come.
The delegates have been in session
since Oct. 3, and as yet their supreme
accomplishment is TO demonstrate
that they are under the control Of
the Santa Fe railroad and other cor.
poratiOns. The Santa Fe makes boast
that II does not tamper with the poll
tics of its employees. and. in conform
~ 70 this laudable principle. Presi.
dent Ripley sent out from Chicago
prior to election. a letter ITO all EN-
ployes" containing these significant
words:
THE Santa Fe has no candidate
Tor ONCE But / do not hesitate
20 say that its interests and yours
will be conserved IL it's employees cast
Their votes solidly against those who
aRtkSata ion"
whether or not the railroad wen
Nbeyed orders, others did: There are
u lawyers I'm this convention, and this
Hives promise OF safe and sane"
to delight the heart OF
PRESIDENT Taft There are IL Repub-
Iicans and 90 Democrats. and party"
lines are strictly drawn.
There was some faint hope that
enough "insurgent" Republicans would
join hands with the Democrats TO Sc
cure q few progressive features, par
REGULARLY the initiative and referen
6um. But this hope fed when the in
anrgents," who before election prom
ised such brave things, I'm caucus
c0nld muster only Is votes agains
81 cast for the corporation candida
FOR presiding officer The party wh'r
then cracked on the floor OF tn con
eention and the insurgents" every
man or them, voted for the aforesaid
rhoice for president, Chas. A Spi.ss
The Black Eagle from San Miguel,
railroad lawyer and politician, who's,
neryility to the corporation and VII -
norrupt political methods no ole lie
nies, AM OF which he boasts.
or the 20 Democrats, il Is ;..prs
ing, though true. that only .wJ "
three have shown inclination T. serve
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a. Coz oct. 81:
The relative position OF December
and May wheat changed today. The
spr.ad was g. at tho close yesterday,
and "A w minutes ago difference was
about Basr rlls .hanEe IL entirely
due 10 some recent buying or about a
half-million May wheat - Bartlett and
Darrell Tn" little hurry IL over ana
market acting very heavy again Ihsht
northwest receipts nave encouraged q
little recovery In thar market from
th, early break. Price current calls
attention To- the smallest primary re
-fur-ttrr- week -4f+4St ears-4ii this
sea son Firm Liverpool closing cables
and baying by leaders referred To
about the only reasons for the rccent
fiImneSE
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Markets and Finance

stronger this morning. Lake up To SS
North Butte sh. Adventure SA. Deal
ers do not look for much OF an adj
vance between now and election. but
believe that n New York goes against
the Roosevelt forces We Will have a
big. strong market
North Butte production Ia now so per
cent OF normal This gives " a month
~ output OF 2.l5O.OOO pounds and the
production IS actually varying between
100000 and 1900. 600 mounds In
spite OF considerable increased costs
due 10 more active development pro-
~ am and a very thorough underground
preparation for the Tuolumne suit,
there Is no month this year when costs
OF refined copper ~ New York has
reached 10 cents a pound.
This is equal TO a net return for the
present year Of about S2AO per share,
based on the present copper market
Tor The rest OF the year The import
anct OF the Tuolumne suit has been
oNerestinhated in the minds Of many.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone Co. Oct. 81:
The Boston copper market opened
unchanged and the morning session
has ruled very quiet and wholly de
void OF features. North Butte has
shown about the only activity. selling
up 10 iS =, gain OF L = Lake has
been nuctuating between 81 and 81 Ss
L = smelling common was up a half
point AT 4O1. Nevada Cons. is quoted
tractionally higher Other depart
ments Of the market have attracted
considerably more attention. with Am.
Tel the feature. This specially sold
~ TO l40%. a gain o. I "a Mass. Gas
Is up point at 81. and United Fruit
sold at 1904, an advance OF h
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

G2I, Lard: Quiet: middle west spot.
tstsql9.SS. sugar; Raw. steady
81 test. 1886. rehneo. dull cut loaf.
So. so. crushed. $3.50; powdered. sass a.
RIO No on spot, loA gloNe; Tallow;
Hay: Quiet and easy. prime. Sll2h
No. 3. 500: SOC: clover. sSG9Oc. Dress
ed poultry; Quiet; turkeys, $50 22c;
SuSS" So zoe Live I poultry: Active tive;
geese. l6c; ducks. 1bGl7c; fowls, lSh
q l5c. turkeys. l2albc; ROSTERS. l0c.
Cheese; Demand moderate; state milk,
common to specials. l0h l6%c, skins,
common 20 specials. ~ @l2Ac: fnll
skins. 293hc
Butter: Firm: receipts. $50; cream
cry extra. 30A QSlc: state dairy tubs.
23N2gMc. imitation creamery irsts, -
q S5c Eggs. Firm; receipts, sag.
nearby white fancy. i2G t5c. nearby
mixed fancy. 81 a SSc; fresh frsts. ESQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\. Y. STOCK MARKET-Ciose.

Am Ayr Chem 477s. Am Beet sugar
n. Anal Cop 7oA, Am { & 4 5tA,
Am, Cot oil DC Am Ice 0S, Am Loo
AZ Am smelt SOE.. Am 7 \ lteh;
Am. Wool S2h, Anaconda AZ \ y
Leath 35l.. do pf los. { 4 q So a
q W 2tN, { NJ q 81 T. l26%s-S + 4 J
81. { x 5 Ga. Con Gas lSI A. corn
Products l7ia. II g. III l6sh, ID x u
3s a.. bis Sec Cor s2A.. Erie Sob. do ls1
pa 40. Gen Flee 1853. CT Nor pt ~ ~
CT y ore ctf 59i4. Ills Cent 1874, Int
Met 2S DO pf 5sA, Kan 50, DO ~
667s. l. 4 y l4e, NJ, st + & 5 Ste NJ Ky
1874. No Pac 55is. Nat Lead 5gAs, =
Il7ls. y y. O n W 4S. y X w 80 y
Rae 1874. Penn II r 1872. PEG . =
SSH, Press 81 Car IS y. Read los ~ y
a : S45., do pr rs, Rock Isl 81. DO pI
65i4~ Sloss shen 65L. South Pac T. 5
Ry 264. DO of 60%, Tenn Cop 81 .
Third Ave 1875. + 81 l. n w ~, Ten
rs. Union Pac l74ts. L Rub com 81 p
L : steel 7sss, do pf llgEs. boaqS
1854. Vir Car chem IS, Utah Cop ~ II,
Wabash lSa., do pf 3si4, West Union
Tel 7GA. West Mfg "A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
BOSTON COPPER MARKET-CIose.

q Cor III. cactus - CA s. Ariz So
Cal & Hecla $50. Ger ten 2O5s. chief
l s-I6, chino 205s, Cop Range 2OH
ia. Grarby "a Giroux ~. Goldheld
Cons IS, g Can "a Hancock - u.
ffeiv-1t4 Ind -i5,GInsB s.-Isle X ~ y
Lake 3Ss4. Mass ~, New Cons Goa.
New Utah 1-l0, Nipis llls, No Butte
GAS No Lake SIS. ONO COP =, old
Dom Il. OsCeOta t3U. Parrot i4iz.
Quincy 56h Raven 81. shan, l27s, so
Lake D. sup Cop 81 y sup & Bos y.
Sup d Pits 10. Utah Apex 80. \
Smtlt lDLl DO pref ~. Yukon -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
WOMAN cLINes no Lac

STANDISH. Mich, Oct 27.-The
condition OF Mrs Charles Baldwin.
who was terribly burned by falling on
a hot stove, Monday night IS still pre-
carious, and Dr. Warren. OF this city
who Is atteHu1ug fer, has grave doubts
AZ 90 her recovery She Is swathed
In bandages, and her relatives have
been summoned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
vANoALs srARr ElRE1

MONROE, Mich. Oct. 27.-John
Sachs. residing five miles west OF
here. lost tis barn apd contents of
hay and grain, by fire, during the
night. Several cows and horse
persisted In the flames. Loss $4,000
with small Insurance. lncendiarism
is suspected Sherifi Renner is max.
ing an investigation
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Reported for The Times by Hayden
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF oct 20.
Adv 425. Alg 5, Anal 3O75. AnoueE g..
\ Z 40. All so. b < { ass. Butte 100. Il
y b los. c g. \ l55, { 4 II l, Range 80.
u W TO- r, II 1875. Frank sol. GN 626.
CRANKY 10. O [ l20. Han 1925 Helv SIS.
Roy 220 Island Creek 1915. Go pf 625.
Kerr 240. Lake l447. l. : li0. Mass 100.
Miami $50, New 7l5, Nip $50. y 1915.
Quincy ,, shan 1875. Shat so, sup 100. )
* 90. ; X = $40. So II SOC Trim 100.
y x 1858. do pf 204. Apex 500. IL Con
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
OIL INSPECTOR REPORTS.
Nine Thousand Dollars In Fees Col
lected During Last Quarter.

WORTHWHILE. Mich, Oct 81
The report OF State Oil Inspector Neal
for the quarter ending Sc I. 80, shows
the inspection OF 4,720,906 gallons OF
kerosene oil; fees collected $9,506.4S;
total expenses $7330.05 balance. TO
turn into the state theasury after
paying all salaries and expenses. 81
1858.
The total amount OF oil inspector
for the first nine months of this year
Is 1884 sos gallons, total fees S32
09S.9l; balance TO turn into the state
treasury after paying al! expenses 49,,
440.77. Including what will be paid
in this year, there will have been
turned into the state treasury from
the oil department since 1908. the sum
OF 100000. after paying all expenses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
AUTO WRECK CAUSES DEATH.

BAY CITY, Mich, Oct 27.--Excite-
ment caused by collision between
his automobile and farmers rig yes.
terday afternoon caused the death Of
Chas. o. Smith. son of. the late Peter
c. Smith. and manager OF the exten-
sive Smith estate and interests.
Smith. who was SO years old. suffered
from weak heart. This afternoon
he went into the country In his auto,
accompanied by a constable who was
10 serve legal papers for him. About
II miles from the city the auto collid-
ed with farmers rig. doing some
minor damage TO the machine. Smith
tainted. The chauffeur drove several
miles to the nearest physician. but
20 minutes after arriving Smiths
death ensued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
VETERAN CONDUCTOR DEAD

MONROE. Mich, Oct. 27.-John l..
willetts. 81. for many years a pas
senger conductor on the Lake shore
& Michigan Southern, between De
troit- and Toledo, and a lifelong resi-.
dent OF this city. died yesterday. Ia
is survived by his widow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
WITH The POLITICIANS

Organization of First Voters club
In the interest OF Congressman DENLY.
which has been in prospect for some
time, was perfected in meeting in
DENLY headquarters on Griswold-st..
Wednesday night About so men were
present. Auditor Milton Oakman adj
dressed the meeting. A committee
was appointed To secure statistics on
the tariff and report next Tuesday
Officers OF the club are: President,
Milton Baxter: vice-president. Will
liam Burmeister; secretary.treasurer,
Fred Bietzer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
OLD MAN BECOMES LOST.
Takes Train To Detroit Instead OF
To Kalamazoo.

Abraham Preskren, rs years old, of
Kalamazoo, was found wandering
around the downtown streets, We'd
nj sday, by Patrolman X. c. Alexan-
der. He said he and his wife went
on an excursion TO Grand Rapids.
where he got lost.
In his confusion, he took the wrong
train and instead OF returning home,
he came to Detroit. The old man is
I'll and the police placed him In st.
Mary's hospital and notified his re-
latiVes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO PRODVCE.

CHICAGO. Oct 27-Butter: Extras,
sshc: hrsts. 27c: dairy extras. gle;
hrsts. zoe Eggs: Prime trsts. 26 y G.;
frsts. 2irc. Cheese Skins. "a i4hc G;
young Americas. l5W is Nc Live poul-
try Fowls. llGllhc. ducks, lao
10. uaeaa. 12m Nc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
HOsTON COppER IETgrEn

Reported for The Times by. Paine,
Webher a. 20. Oct. %.
London metal market opened duh.
Spot 56f i2s Sd on IS 81 futures
gaH -. IN - cd
Boston eoppers were somewhat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
CHICACO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, oct. 27-Grain opening:
Wheat opened unchanged Dec. corn
=. e lower, May OF he Dec oats drop
ped &c. May nc lower, Provisions
steady with fractional advances
Noon: Dec wheat unchanged, May
L . higher Dee corn of II C, May I'M
changed Dec oats advanced &c. No
change In May.
Close-There was little headWay IN
the market today, price fluctuations
being narrow. December wheat closed
A. lower. May unchanged. December
corn on Asc may down n. Deem
her oats up &c; MAY unchanged. Pro-
visions steady 10 fractionally lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
PRODUCE

The poultry deal was something OF
feature in the market Tnls morning
The best receipts OF the week are usu-
aIlv expected on Thursday, but today 3
arrivals were exceptionally heavy
The dressing plants are working 70
their full capacity. however, ana what
thov could not take care or seemed 10
be wanted by the retail trade, the mar
ket ruling steady in spite OF the big
receipts As for the rest. there was no
change in the situation. Farm stun
OF ali kinds, except potatoes IL hrm
in tone The new crop or Florida
oranges Is moving now, and Will be
coming right along. and there Is
good trade in apples, peaches and
grapes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
NEW YORk MONEY.

NEW YORK. oct. 27.-Money on cali.
3i4 03As time money, as 9t4. for six
months. Bar silver: London. 20 = :.
New York, 56A Demand sterling.
S4S6 4Og 4 Sc as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

nutter-Creameries, extras. soc III:
nrsts. % Ic dairy butter. 23c packing
stock. &c per 10.
ERES-Fresh current receipts, ~asea
included 25Lc. Receipts Thursday,
H44 ,.aaag
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

BY next week. IL is expected, the
Republican state central committee
will have no less than $4,000 organic.
ed workers plugging for the success
of the ticket in Michigan. Chairman
Knox's organization plan calls for
man in every block in every city OF
the state and for five workers in each
school district, Up to Thursday noon.
approximately 5000 township chair.
men. appointed by the various county
chairmen, had reported for duty by
letter. These 5000 Will, in turn, ap.
point man for each school district
in their respective townships, and
each OF the school district workers
will be asked to name five assistants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

Proctor x. owens evidently Is keep
ing close tab on his Democratic OPP
ponent. william B. Thompson. In
his speeches. Wednesday night he
reproduced what purported TO be a
verbatim extract from a speech made
by Thompson recently In an auto
mobile factory. In which the latter.
for the first time, referred to his OPP
ponent In this talk. Thompson com
pared himself to a licensed engineer
seeking a vacancy in a big plant and
Owens TO a man without quaiifica-
lions, who seeking the place simply
because he Is poor and needs the
money. Coming back at Mr.. Thomp-
son. wednesday night, owens asked
by what right an engineer who had
been fired" asked for a job.
Mayor Breitmeyer Is planning to
take a long rest when he retires from
ONCE Jan. |. He figures on going to
Europe next summer
a,