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The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
TAFT PRAISES HIS WIFE.
He Tells Sunday School Meeting He
Saws She's "Real President"

WASHINGTON, Nav 20.-Several
thousand delegates to the sixth
Worlds Sunday School convention
heard President Taft deliver an ad'
dress last night.
At the end of the presidents add
dress, Rev. Mr.. Myer mounted TO the
rostrum once more and told the audi
ence that Mrs Taft. too, had come
to honor them. After some persuasion
Mrs. Taft mounted the steps with the
president, and hand In hand they
faced the cheering crowd .
This is the real president Of the
United States" said Mr.. Taft, and the
thousands waved their handkerchiefs
and cheered.
Mr. Taft said that while our public
school is admirable. II IL only secular,
teaching morality In a general way
THAT Is not enough" he added.
There are those whose opinions |
highly respect who feel that II is dan
gerous to have education at all with
out associating 1t with religion"
The convention began yesterday
morning. Delegates are in attendance
rros, practically every country In the
world. This afternoon the delegates
will parade through the streets Of
Washington. II Is expected that there
will be 10000 in line.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

hooray!" Just like the huckster who
drove his wagon down the street every
morning.
Polly liked company, and she was
never so happy as when the children
would play In the yard near her porch.
One Of the children, Nora, often
brought Polly bit of cracker or ap-
pie. and the bird would put down her
green and yellow head to have Nora
scratch"
One day Nora was busy doing some
tasks for her mother when she sud.
denly heard her name called. But
none OF the children who were playing
I'm the yard had called her. Again,
when all the children had gone, she
heard someone call. Thinking some
one was playing joke, she stood In
q corner of the porch TO see whom
the culprit might be.
Then what do you suppose she dis
covered? Polly! That clever bird
had heard the children call her favor
tie Nora" and so she had initiated
them.
You may be sure that pleased the
little girl so much that Polly was
given a larger slice of apple than US
ual as a reward.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co.
Nav 20 1910.
(b)Bid. s)sold. (x)split.
CHICAGo GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig Co, May 20: wheat-AImost
featureless trade In wheat 30 far. Just
enough selling pressure In the new
crop months 10 take about Hc or the
Thursday prices at low point. Com-
mission people with resting otu"rs
have absorbed the offerings. Bull iead-
ers have not made a move. Market -
a fraction over low point and the trade
dull In corn IL has been continue
ton OF heaviness OF previous days with
a break In the July price close 10 90 ~
and the September on 10 81 &c. IL !
believed that weather conditions are
favorable for planting, and that lev
days will see an increased movement.
So far there has been no nght mace on
tha buying side OF the market at all.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
n y srock MARKET--Cio.e.

Anal. 7iA. Am. c. a F.. 81; 40 Fra.
IFS; Am. Cot oil. sSh Am; Ice,
Am. Loco. AZ; Am. Smelt.. ~ AZ" "a
ioOh; Ana. Cop. 44l1; Atch', Ito %
: o.. llss B II. IT. STA n Can 1917. "a:
lss; Cen, Leathg SA 90 piSs C. r.
& st. p. i46h ch. Ewessnn' clay aSs'
Gas. liS* % { Rio Or q Dis ;.S .
Cent. iss; Int. Met. q; DO, Pfd 30;
Kan. c. q So, IS do pfd, g. "a l. q a.:
s Nat, Lead Nd * Is 4. 7. cent ss is S X o
q W.. 4s% Mort. q w. io4; Nor, Pas
l:2S Penn, 1888 Pee; Gas kta aSs Isi.
i'm; Sou. Ry.' 2sH do pfd, es Union
Pac., 1851 Steel. san do p1a, IN
Bonds b lot5 CtSS G9P Ts e ss Ms west.
Mfg 6AA
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

toned that his mission with Newell
had failed Perkins professed ignor'
anee OF what that mission was. He
testified that Newell had acQuiesced
In the efforts OF his friends TO keep
him at the head OF the service.
The conspiracy" evidence was In
terrupted by Senator Purcell, who got
Perkins 10 admit that II didn't seem
that Garfield. Pinchot or any OF the
others were ''conspiring" He said he
agreed with them that Newell should
be retained and joined "the comoina-
ton" insomuch as he subsequently got
number OF influential persons
to write to Ballinger commencing
Newell.
"A political conspiracy" is one OF
the main features OF the argument by
the defense and the attorneys laid
great stress ON the meeting OF Gar
field, Pinchot and Ship.
With the evident intention OF sup
porting the plea OF Stenographer +.
NJ. Kerby, who recently created SEN
sation by his revelations as TO the
Lawler draft. that he owed his allegi-
ance TO the nation more than TO his
superior, Ballinger, Attorney Brandeis
yesterday introduced IN evidence the
oath Of ONCE to which Kerby sub
scrcibed. II binds the signer 10 al.
legiance 10 the constitution, etc"
F. T. Perkins was on the stand the
greater part OF the afternoon. He was
accused by F. II. Newell and A. p.
Davis, OF the reclamation service. or
accepting money from
"A r}ous railroads for nuhlicity work
In addition to his salary from the gov
eminent.
Perkins insisted that the practice
had been In vogue for a number or
years and denied there was anything
illegal In the work. He admitted re-
-eiving money from the railroads for
certain lectures, but insisted they were
delivered after ONCE hours.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
REAL ESTATE DEALERS ENJOY
FROLIC IN THE COUNTRY
Gambols at Orchard Lake Followed
by Swell Dinner In Auto Club
Convention Plans Settled.

Some 20 members Of the Detroit
Real Estate board took advantage OF
the first real spring-like day since
March TO get in friendly touch with
the soil, which Is their stan OF life,
Thursday afternoon. A special car
took the party to Orchard Lake, where
the real estate men disembarked for
q gambol on the athletic field OF the
Polish seminary. The young students
were treated to the unusual spectacle
OF staid and portly business men run
ming for dear life to win a prize Of a
bag of apples or box of figs, and II
Is a matter OF conjecture whether the
real estate men the students got
the more enjoyment out of the little
outing.
Only one untoward incident marred
the pleasure OF the occasion. That
was when G. NJ. Burton stubbed his
toe while trying to beat Col. Kember-
ling In handicap and came In violent
contact with mother earth. Aside from
the loss Of about two square inches Of
cuticle from his cheek, he was not In
jured.
The ball game between teams cap
tanned by George T. Bader and c. ).
Vaughn went three innings and was
called because of the lateness OF the
hour, with the score IL TO in favor
OF Vaughn's team. II was decided to
award the prize to the team that
worked the hardest. and the argument
that ensued resulted in the prize,
box OF cigars, going TO one OF the pro-
fessors from the seminary, who acted
az umpire. Frank c. Nall, known In
the real estate league" as the rab-
Dit," enjoyed the proud distinction OF
being the only man in the game TO
break bat.
An excellent dinner In the Automo-
bile club, followed the field events.
At the business meeting which fol-
lowed, w. w. Hannah. president OF the
National Association OF Real Estate
exchanges, stirred up considerable en-
thusiasm over the coming national
convention in Minneapolis, and AZ OF
those present signified their intention
OF going. Many will take their wives.
The Official route is by rail from De-
troit to Minneapolis, via the Michigan
Central and the Chicago & Northwest
ern. returning by boat from Duluth.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
CHURCH MERGER EFFECTED.
Two Hundred Pontiac Methodists
Switch To Oakland Edlfice.


Switch To Oakland Edlfice.
PONTIAC. May 2O.-An agreement
to unite with the Oakland-ave. church
in the erection of new edifice mas
been signed by 200 members Of the
First Methodist church. They expect
to join the congregation when the
new church is completed.
Recently a merger Of the First and
Oakland churches was proposed by
the pastor OF the former. Rev. Mr..
Lovejoy. II was proposed TO erect a
$4,000 building to seat $500 people.
When some OF the old heads OF the
First church got together they decided
their present home was good enough
for them and they succeeded in killing
the merger plan.
Those who were not satisfied have
been holding meetings with the Oak
land-ave. church board. with the result
that the same site which was picked
for a central church has been agreed
upon. II embraces the Hicks and Hol.
lister properties at the corner Of Perry
and Huron-sts.. opposite the site OF
the new federal building. The deal
for the property will be closed st
once aid efforts will be made to com.
plete the church by winter.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR KING.
Detroit OFFICIALS Attend Public Cere
mony In Windsor.

Impressive services in memory of
the late King Edward VII. take place
In Windsor Friday afternoon. The
program starts at 3 o'clock with n
service in All Saints church. similar
to the service In Westminster Abbey.
A number OF Detroit clergy assist in
the service, the Rev. w. d. Maxon Is
TO be one OF the speakers. Following
this service the city officials Of Wind.
sor and Detroit head a procession 20
the city hall square for public SER
vice. II the rain continues the service
will be held in the armory. The
Twenty-first regiment marched with
muffied drums, and Col. F. II. Laing
read the proclamation proclaiming
Prince George as king OF Britain.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
AppIe.-Fancy. s494so: common. 9,

.AppIes--Fsncy. st@tso: common, =
03,50 per box.
Bananss-Good shipping stock. $3.50
42.5o. according to quality. -
e.i.rs-caiisor n%a ,sS0 Per per 10 crate:
California 92.5o per
Caaiinower-california. s2.5o9s per
Cabbnge-New. ssQ35o per crate. =.
Chesse-Michigan nat. late made, 10
gl5hc: fall made. 17@1sc: York state.
YORK STATEN %oqTSsI Ss1man o4eam
brick. l7017Mc: Schweitzer. domestic
block zlc; domestic loaf. Csc: import
ed, Ng 3oc per 10.
Srnnberries-s5.506s per bbL
Dntes-Persian. 6dec h.: Fards. 90
Dressed CaIyes-choice. TN 9i2c 10;
common ,1s. 10 q lie per ID, az, ~.
Samfornia. S5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house' sSsg7Se per dog; lettuce ho 70
gS per hamper; radishes. long. l5c;
sse o2! per box p:g:lssS &c per per
Florida tom sso eE2ss6SSs pee psr s.Sasks:
crate, soc per basket: water cress. %
Su CARROTS PG tu5Tg 9H but zoe SI
dez; spinach. Sigi.25 per bu. ,2.2s per
green green. peas sl.7562 per hu: young
Grape Fruit-sSS $50 per case.
o.. HayEpetroit dealers are paying the
Following prices for baled hay In car
iots O. b. Detroit: No. I timothy.
Clover mixed I'D ;,s tISisy' rye sg straw.
sIboms: wheat and oat straw. s6.5o@
z. Loose hay from farmers wagons
On the city markets ranged from sls
Ui Hias e.: &c sSsfliiSy; ,O.e; green.
No !. she: No. I bulls: cured; &c:
green. ioc; No. /. Murain, cured, ";
jse per Mo NO S Sss snT re On sf R sFs sna
.,ssT; &c or No; 1; horse hides. NO. =;
sSSJ' 40 40. $3.50; sheep skins a. 20
"91.. ooe Rsiso. - ,.n,-. am.
Der. iso iic: extracted. 7gse per ID;
Iemons-california. - 25Qsc per 10.
.ims.--sl Q1.2s per 100.
Mushrooms--i565 soc per 10. =.
Nuts-walnuts. $50 lee: almonds. IA
srazils. s9loc; mixed nuts. l2@1tc per
10 hickory nuts. shellbarks. sl.25 u 30.
Onions-New Bermudas, ~ per crate;
TEXAS Bermudas, 81 per crate.
ornnEes = California navels, sz.IeU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t1.25Q2 per
doz, $3.50 $50 per crate
Potntoes--car lots oulk. 2S99Se;
per Sg bus n esr . ST s% ,g T~S SS
Pouttry-Broilers, 2Sw26ci chickens;
ROSTERS, l29llei ducks. ih1iec; geese.
strawbeTrie.-2I[at cases. :3.2593.5c.
hamper.
TaiIow--No. /. snc: No 2. 5hc ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
COPPER MARkET--CIo.e.

Adv. Ga Bos. & Corb'. ish Bos. Ely.
2% Butte Cltn., 207s; Cactus. 3A; -.
& A. s31a Chief. Ia; Chino. 1871 Cob.
CT. Al: Cir. rs Gold Cons, Sas Ind.
GOA: Inspira-. 5-l6. Isle Roy. y =.
Kerr l.. sJs Las, 12A. Lar. ~ ;
Lake, So; Mass. ~: Miami. 20; Mon.
Nip. l0h: n. Butte, 33A y. Lake.
1874; Ohio Cop. 3; Old Dom, 3ela Par,
Is "; Raven. as; Ray Cons, Is y; shah.
Cop, 44Js, Sup & Pitts, 12t: Tam.
so; Utah Cons, "a Smelling. pfd. 90.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK YORK May 2o.-E pnnIIs
s2I25q2415. Lard-Middle west. spot.
slS.l0Gl3.2O. Sugar-Raw. quiet: cen
trifugal. So test. 4.24c; muscovado, 81
6.05c: crushed, 5.s5c: powdered. $3.50;
sranulated, 5.25c. Coree-Rio No. Z.
on the spot, sh 9sasc. Tallow-Dull.
easy; city. 7kc; country. 6S o. BE,
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys, $50
20c; chickens. 16q23c fowls. l54 lsc;
sSring ducks. 81 u &c. Live poultry
Unsettled: geese. l0c: ducks, he; fowls.
l7c; turkeys. lO@l4c; ROSTERS. old and
young, l2c. Cheese-Strong; state milk,
new. common TO specials. loo SC; state
specials, IL NC; full skins. 3 n u &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
pRoCUREss FOUND GUILTY.
Negroes Lured Two White Girls to
Life Of Shame. Says Jury.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Belle Moore,
the Negress, who was indicted for
procuring two white girls for imEoral
purposes as a result of the grand jury
investigation OF the white slave traf.
flc, was found guilty yesterday. The
penalty Is Imprisonment not exceed
Ing five wears and fine not exceed
ing $1,000.
The principal witness for the
prosecution at the closing session was
Mrs. Frances NJ. Foster, the college
woman. who was employed by the
district attorney TO aid George A. MIL
Ter, a United States secret service
agent
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
MRS. FORBES ARRESTED.
Wife Of Aeronaut Fails To Pay $3.50
Awarded BY Court.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 2O.-Be-
cause she had failed to satisfy the
judgment for $3.50, obtained against
her by Mrs. Ida Rowley. of New York.
who sued for alienation, Mrs. Jessie
Livingston Forbes. wife Of A. Holland
Forbes. the aeronaut. was arrested.
Mrs. Forbes Is still within the jail
limits, Notwithstanding that her hus-
band has furnished bond Of $4,000 FOR
her. Mr. Forbes just returned from
Kentucky after his wife had been
taken TO Jail He had not entii ely re-
covered from his injuries received In
the fall from his balloon at Center,
Metcalf county, Ky.
In the Rowley suit. Mrs. Forbes was
charged with alternating the affections
of Ernest Rowley. her chauffeur. Mrs.
Rowley sued for $4,000 damages.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
SALE Of FLOWERS
BRINGS IN $3.50
Anti tuberculosis Society Gets Pro-
ceeds From Thursday Afternoons
Business in Breitmeyer Store.

AS a result OF the initial Tuber.
culosis Flower Day held In John
Breitmeyer's Sons store. Thursday af-
ternoon, the Detroit Society for the
Study and Prevention OF tuberculosis,
will be about $3.50 richer. II Is esti-
mated that about this sum was realiz-
ed from the sale OF flowers during the
four hours of the afternono devoted
to the purpose.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
Robbed in Resort.

Edward w. Holloway, No. 1921 Mis-.
souriaye.. st. Louis, Mo-. complains
TO the police that while he was in the
house at No. 75 Beacon-st., Thursday
night, Lillian Sigmund. a Negress. re-
lieved him OF 81. Patrolman Dean
arrested her and 81 OF the money was
recovered. Holloway says he will ask
for a warrant.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
TELL NE A IN
'nSToRYM
NScHILDREh;S
~ PlAYTlNE
ssEvER POLLY.

Polly Was a parrot who ,aosd in a
big apartment house, and or all the
nice days during the summer Polly
sat in her wire cage on the back
porch. Like most parrots, she quick
~ learned 10 initiate people. and one
day quite astonished her mistress by
calling Potatoes, cabbages, apples
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
Carson, Craig t. Co,

afo--I4 FORD BLbC. DETROIT.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Provisiona
Boston stock ExehsnrN
Hsmeer' Chicago Hoard % trade
Private wires TO all markets.
Michigan correspondence OF Prime.
sryan. New York ana chicsso' .
Stock certificates hs-.Vered prompffw
Corrsspondence solicited.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

When cleaning house. put up few
feet Of wide plate rail between the
range and the sink. to hold the plat.
tiers, kettle covers and trays which
are most frequently In use. Little
brass hooks set at intervals along
the edge of the rail are good for hang.
ing forks, spoons and cups.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. SIC;
nrsts. 26c; dairy butter. ale: packing
stock. 20c per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 20Ac per doz Receipts on
Friday LIS cases
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 20.-Butter-Cream
cry, extra. 27c: frsts, Csc: dairy, eN-
tras gee; hrsts, CSC. Eggs-Prime
frsts 81 nc: firsts, 19c. Cheese-Twius,
l3hc; young Americas. lac. Live poul-
try-Turkeys. l5c; fowls, l61lShc'
ducks l5H15hc: geese, 129lSc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
DEFENSE RESTS IN
BALLIhGER CASE
Aequittal Of Secretary by z to 5 Is
Predicted Decision May Be With
held TIL After Election.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-The
evidence before the congressional
Investigating COMMITTEES In the
famous BallinoerPinchot con-
troversy was closed at 1915 this
afternoon. The testimony covers
4,47o pages. Arguments, briefs
from counsel and several letters
have been called for and are yer
60 be added 70 the record.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a steady
market this morning, so far as prices
were concerned. but the general tone
OF the market was, II anything. firmcr
than yesterday. Receipts of butter and
eggs are not as large as the market
poultry are In very light supply. and
buyers are forced TO bid up TO get any
thing. The possibilities OF the poLI.
try market are limited. however, and
with anything like good receipts. prices
would melt. Potatoes are firm. steady
and fairly active. Fresh vegetables
are active, Snc strawbeStes s:s scarce
and firm.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
aosToN COPPER SALES.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, May 2O.-Close: All tho
wheat longs but Patten, were eIimlnat-
ed on the recent decline. and most or
the shorts got out on Thursdays clos
ing advance. The bears are afraid OF
Patten. for he has II In his power to
pnt prices UP whenever he feels like IL,
and a short seller feels that he Is taxi
ing risk when he follows his best
Judgment founded on crop conditions.
Illinois is sending In many damage re-,
ports owing TO the hes ,h ny, AM anu
news or damaged wheat, but from
nearly every other part OF the wheat
belt. reports say the crop IS doing wen
and promising a large result at harvest
time The Illinois and Nebraska re-
ports caused some buying, but general
trade was small and the short session
passed without excitement. Feeling
among the trade is very bearisn. IA
fact the bear leaders would rather not
have so much company; difference OF
opinion would make a better market:
lIfeless. A small early loss was re-
covered and the close was on even
terms with the last prices OF THURSDAY.
Wheat uuotations-Cash and May No.
red. Sl1lh; July opened without
change at Sl.04. declined to sl.031s, and
advanced TO s1.oI September opened
s 81 sio! 40. I ! white. siiiH,
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn--Cash
No 8. SAC; No, yellow. l car at soc,
''3 0ats1standard. / car at 45ac; No.
white, 45c.
Rye-Cash No. 1. S2hc.
Beans-Cash, S2.20; October. S2:07.
Cloverseed--Prime October. 10 90:
sample, 10 bags at So.
Receipts on Friday In the Detroit
market, Included l,lS0 bbls OF flour. .
cars OF corn. and OF oats Withdrew
ais were Ii, 900 bu OF wheat Stocks
are 227.274 bu OF wheat. l03,2Sl blu or
corn and 1870 bu of oats.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday:
nal.
MINNEAPOLIS. li3 cars, against i79.
Exports OF wheat and -four for Frt-
day sc, 900 hu; for all week, 2,9lS.Oo0
bu
600 bu: year ago. 22S. 900 bu.
TnI.EnO
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
Markets and Finance

&c. September advanced &C. Oats
May advanced &c. July and September
steady. Provisions steady.
Noon-May wheat unchanged; july
and September fractionally higher
Corn showed little variations. OATS
steady.
Close-May wheat closed steady, July
advanced hc. July corn declined lci
September declined &C. May oats de-
clined slightly Provisions closed
lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
TWO KILLED IN WRECK.
lnterurban Car Jumps Track Near
CarIinviIIe, ~.

CARLINvILUE, Ills, May 20.-An
interurban car of the Mckinley sys-
tenn was wrecked four miles from
here early today. Two persons are
known to have been killed. Many
were injured. The wrecked car was
a sleeper Details have not yet been
received.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

Eight thousand passenger elevators
in New York carry more than 100000
riders a day.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

uu.ine..-iike Printing. No fuss and
m feathers The plain. neat KIND that
iooks right. Times Printing Cos 10
John R-st. Main l4sS, or city 1883.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig 81 Co, May 20: No London cables
this morning. The Boston copper mar
ket was quiet but firm, Isle Royalo
continues TO advance on good news
from the mine. Surface trenching on
q davs Suspension, due 10 Heavy rain.
Several local mining men have visited
the trench In which le-Royale mas
promises to be the richest lode YET
opened In this property and all az
unanimous In the opinion that the Lrd
Cant. w. A. Dunn who FIRST opened This
lode on the Baltic properly 10 tnS
southwark. Is very enthusiastic Over
the Isle Royaie, and says that viii
which he did not see, the new nnu IL
the richest disclosure OF copper GROUND
since the discovery OF the Baltic anu
Superior.
The copper market continues quiet
but steady. A number Of inquiries are
reported from abroad, and also from
domestic consumers. but so tar ltl'e
actual business has resulted. IL Is pc
leyed however. In sI, t me snmers can
not be delayed much longer, owing 10
the light stocks being carried py theuL
The leading interests stu man1ai so me
of the Independents are quoting A<n~'
BOSTON COPPER SALES.
DETROIT, May 2O.-Boston copper
share sales of May 10, furnished %
h hss gsS; s xpes ss5: Ariz. CONT, lib:
Bonz 100; Bos s. Corb.. 100: Butte cin.
4S0. Blu. q Bal, $50; G; & Al lls; {,
H "a: Con. Mer., 1000; c. Range, leo
%. W, 20: e. b.. 10; Elm r., ga; Err.
800: Cir. 525; Or, 1853; q. C., 200; Hans nc:
ito; Helv., 80; Ind, 100, l, Roy: $50
Kerr l., Ito: Lake. $50: Las. 90; Mass
so; Mia. l2O; Mich. 10; New. All; Mp,
ito; y. b. $50; n. l., SO: @. D., 90:
Csc, 50; Par 20; Ray 22 80. sha an: s iSS'
= pitts. so: s. Utah. las; L. s. OIL. %;
REFINING, u.s. do ptd, 2oS; Utah Apex
100: vi. Cons. lis: Ut. Cop, 10; VIM
10: Wow, %; wyan.. ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
"scHoLAE PUELLA.

A.-(D Better send TO a profes
sional. It is poor economy to try TO
clean these expensive braid shapes
at home, for the effort often fails
and the hat Is ruined. (2) 1t is
plated silver.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co.. ~ John R.-st. Call Main
iigS. or City sssb.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
LIVE STOCK.
EAST RUFFALo-openinx.

Cunning a stevens Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, May 20
Especial. )-Receipts 2 cars. steady.
Pest 1900 to l.45o;l6 steers. T;sSg
steers. $3.50 g7;as; medism butcher
butcher steers. .s5.2s 5.I6; best fat
cows, $6.5OQ7: fair to good cows. ~
$50; common to medium. do, $500 !:
best fat heifers. s797.5o; good fat heir.
ers. S5.7s96.25: fair to good. do. $3.50
medium to good. DO. $3.50 $50; stock:
ers. all grades. ,s;7sgt;, bes. bulls
SC q $50; bologna bulls, $50 $40; thin
light bulls, s3759450; best mixers
and springers. sS5@65; common to
good, do, s25Q45 each.
HoKs-Receipts 80 cars. steady;
heavy. $l04l0l0: workers. SOTO; piss.
siO25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 80 cars.
slow; best lambs, ss.S0@S; yearlinGs.
s747 .40: wethers, $sge.2S: ewes. ISL
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21

Dear Miss Grey; Q) How can
clean a white Milan hat? CD What Is
community silyer%
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, o., May. 2O..Wheat--yash
and May. tlll; July Sl.OsA: Sept,
July. SIC; Sept. 62&c. oats--Cash and
May, 43hc; July. Al NC: Sept. 1885, G
Rye-No 2. 7sc; No. 3, 76c Cloyersecd
March, S65Th Prime alsike. tGs6
Prime Timothy. s2.15. Butter. eggs and
hay. unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-05-21
JoBBINa PRICES.

Canned Good---AppIes. gals, si76;
baked beans. lib. 500 soc; Lima beans.
nQi50. Corn--Fancy Maine, }i.lo;