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The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Webber AZ Co, Oct q:
After a dull opening. new buying
came in and the whole list closed stron
at practically top prices for the week.
All pressure seems to be removed from
North Butte and the stock looks especi-
ally good for a further advance. Cop.
per range IL becoming more active and
should be a leader next week. Atten-
ton Is conferred on Atlantic. and re-
ports which seem to be authentic, state
that they have at last struck the Baltic
lode. and IL this turns out TO De true
the stock will easily jump to 20.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co. Oct. %:
There Is very little activity In the
Boston market and prices are practic-
ALLY unchanged The tone is some
what Irregular. but the market as a
whole reflects underlying strength.
Lake is 3sIz. and North Butte 80. L, >.
Smelling has sold quite freely at 4l4.
Arizona Commercial Is up half point
at 1871 Atlantic and Hancock are
each half lower. Other departments or
the market have not disclosed any fea-
lures. l.. :. oil Is firm around ~ "a.
Chemical Is quoted ASH. and L. b. 1876.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
REAL F e7A7e

During the past summer Lambrecht
/. Kelly & Co., have sold $40 lots in
\ their North Woodward subdivision.
the total sales amounting TO $97, 225.
The nrm Of Lambrecht. Kelly & Co.
Also reports the following sales for the
4 past week: For J. w. Fry to VIM.
\ 5. Dawson, two-stroy brick veneer two
lat dwelling at Nos. 174-176 Common
|Voalthave.. between Calumet and Can
s 1eId: for VIM. Briggs to Barney Lit.
ensky. frame dwelling at No. II I.iv-
81 }ngstone-aye., between Beaubien and
Antoine: for DR.. A. N. Collins to John
and Anna Cosgrove, frame dwelling
- 70& Fourth-ave.: for Lambrecht.
ke3i5 & Go. to james and Alice Scott,
<3Vostory frame dwelling at No. 943
Yineuo0d-ave.. between Michigan and
y ouleyard: for Lille b. Campbell 10
h inner b. and Cornelia Sutton. brick
"A <11rnce at Mo- 1146-4S-50 Baker-st.;
(cr Elmer sutton to Lille B. Campbell,
seven lots fn the city OF Mt. Clemens;
(or Lambrecht. Kelly & Co. TO W. f..
Dpackman, two-story frame dwelling
4 ~ No. 1908 Twenty-fourth-st.. between
\ Warren and Merrick-aves. for U.
Grant Race to Alexander Hoist. frame
cottnge on Iowa-st.. between John X.
and Beaubien
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
vASSAR OFFICERS NAB FOUR
HOBOES AS BLACK HAND MEN
They Go To Spot Where w. A. Brock
10 Told to Leave $500 In Package.

~ IOto 10 Leave voOO VI PaCNdSes
vASSAR, Mich, Oct. CIV. A.
Brock, whose barn was burned q
month ago. received black hand
letter by mail yesterday which read:
Some time ago demanded three
hundred dollars. You did not do az
told you. Your barn burnt. Now next
Thursday Oct. 20, | demand Ave hun.
dred dollars and II you fail to do as
] say / will burn your buildings and
dynamite your house.
You and your wife come to Vas
sar on evening train and when the
train stops at bridge you and your
wife get on. when train moves on to
Vassar you and your wife turn to the
left as you come OF car and walk ten
steps down on left side OF bridge and
leave II. Then turn around and go
into Vassar. Don't turn around, bet
ter keep this to yourself and not tell
IT,"
Brock gave the letter to Sheriff
Fox who instructed him to do as de.
manded and surrounded the bridge
with oficers. A boy was dressed in
woman's clothes to take Mrs. Brooks
place. Instead of coming down town
they got back on the train, thus put
ting the black mailers on guard. Four
tramps who were lodged In the city
jail last night were seen by the Of
tfcers going to the exact place where
the package was laid. They were ar.
rested on suspicion and taken to the
Caro- jail. They gave the names of
Albert Duman, 1908 South Marrow-st.,
Alex. Domer, 1905 Webber-st., John
Block. 33 Michigan-ave., and Robert
Horznenski, 250S Frazer-st.y all Of
Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
ESCAPES DEATH BY INCHES.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 22.--Wiiiiam
Mosteller. John Leather and third
man we're experimenting last night
with new machinery recently install
ed at the Frahcke wholesale Ice
cream factory. Mosteller was stand
ing near one of the. pulleys when his
clothing caught in one Of the belts,
which jerked him of his feet In a
twinkling, whirling him through the
air. When his body thumped on the
floor, one OF the men shut of the pow.
er and Leather. who weighs over 200
pounds, grabbed the belt which had
taken hold OF Mosteller's clothes. His
tremendous weight stopped the pull
ley, which slipped on the shafting.
Mosteller's body fell to the floor In a
battered condition. and he was picked
up unconscious and medical aid sum
moned He was found I'm bruised
condition. but no internal injuries are
evident and he will survive
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24


N w. H. Edgar 4 Soma announce the
reduction Of sugar quotations 10 points
. hundred on al grades except house
or Of ST. Johns. Mich. u mentioned as
q possible successor to Henry NJ. Zim.
norman 40 banking commissioner In
the event OF the election OF Chase 8.
Osborn a. governor.
Alfred Kahn, The architect, Is receiv-
Ing figures on q twostory reinforced
concrete once building TO be erected
for Dodge Bros. Mfg. Co., adjoining
It's present plant. The building will
be 1l7x60 feet and bids are due Oct.
90.
A few more of the Detroit con-
tingent attending the convention Of
the American Banking cancellation ar
rived home Friday evening on, the
Red Special. which carried the oficers
Of the association and part OF the
New York delegation. They made
fast time here from Chicago. Detroit
bankers In the party were: George
II. Russell. Of the Peoples State; Ir-
vine b. Unger, OF the Old Detroit Ma
tional: Emory w. Clark and John w.
Staley. OF the First National.
There Is some talk current that the
Detroit Edison Co. viii raise its divi-
dend rate to seven per cent In the
next dividend meeting to be held
soon. II il ~ impossible to get q
statement from the management, but
II Ia well known that the earnings
would easily justify an increased dis
bursement. Work IL now In progress
which will double the capacity Of the
engine room Of the Delray plant. The
present rate of six per cent was only
established last June, being raised
from four per cent at that time.
The monthly meeting OF the Real
Estate board will be held In the Hotel
Cadillac. Tuesday evening, Oct rs,
the banquet being served at o'clock.
After the regular business has been
disposed OF. the committee has ar
ranged for lecture by c. M. Burton
on 1.-THE Progress Of Detroit" The
lecture will be illustrated by stereop-
ticon and Is looked forward to with
great interest Mr.. Burton 10 recog
nized as the first authority on the
history OF Detroit and his collection
Of views Of the old city Is unsur
passed.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
)ne Il Co, Oct. %.
q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Oct. 22.--Thc Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market: A
good business Is now being done here.
with estimated sales OF 10000, 900
pounds. two leading mills being cred
tied with the purchase OF fully 6,00o.-
600 pounds. The chief demand Is for
territory running through all grades OF
grease woods and fine medium secured
Montana continues TO move substan-
TALLY, with sales OF half blood at 24@
25c original bags at 23q csc, hno
staples al 23c, Soda Spring hne staple
at 22c. original Wycmins at 1914 %
22hc. and original New Mexico at $50
SIC secured. Trading In fieeces IL mod
crate, with Ohio woods selling at 27@
27hc for quarter blood three ghths
at rs a 29c unwashed delaine at &c. and
finc unwashed at 22c. California north
ern is moving at 57@ coo secured xxx
spring at Sc d Sc. and xxx fall at 81
& 5sc. The shipments OF wool from
Boston Oct. 20, inclusive. were 1b3.l92.-
346 pounds, against 212.Ss2,1S9 pounds
for the same time last year. The re-
ceipts to Oct. 20, inclusive. were 234.
S4S5s5 pounds against 357,S13.540
pounds for the same time last year
LONDON, Oct. ga sale OF Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal sheepskins was
held here today. The offerings amount
ed to 1858 OF which 205.0s5 were
sold. The skins were in poor condition.
but the demand was fair Prices were
unchanged to a farthing lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
SKULL SMASHED IN FIGHT.
Walter koruck In Serious Condition
Alleged AssaiIant Arrested.

Walter Koruck, No. SOC Twenty.
third-st., is In vinewood General hos
pital with fractured skull and other
serious injuries. as the result of a
street fight Friday night.
Patrolman Maloney. OF the Vine
wood station. arrested stephen Kar.
bick. No. 662 Twenty-third-st.. on sus-
picion OF being the person who in.
Ifiicted the injuries
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged Pork-Ftrm; mess.
S206OQ2l. 1ard--Duli: middle west.
spot. {12+5dl2.5s. sugar-Raw. quiet
centrifugal. 90 test. Ss5; muscovado,
50 test, 1895: refined. quiet: cut loaf,
Sss6; crushed. 1855; powdered. $3.50
4;s5: granuiated. ti.sogsss; Gorge
low-Quiet. STEADY; city. 74s country.
7S Qshc. Hay-Quiet; prime. :l2h
oils: No. 3. ssQsoc:. clover. $50 soc.
csc: chickens. l0Q3lc; fowls, llq1sc:
ducks. SO zoe. Live poultry-Demand
moderate: geese. 16c; duckA lb@ nc;
fowls. IsH @l5c: turkeys, l2@lsc;
roosters. 10c. Cheese-Quiet and easy
state milk. common to specials, ION "
1G%c: skins, common to specials. II -
ike: full skins. 20Shc.
Butter - Steady; an receipts; S s:IgS
tubs, )G29iac; initiation creamery
firsts, 2[625c. Eggs dull; receipt,
1903. nearby white fancy, 42Q45c
nearby mixed fancy. $40 asc: frssf
firsts 20 ~ soc.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
nosToN "COPPER" SALES.

DETROIT. Oct. 22.-Boston copper
Hayden. stone & Co.: Adv, 1855; Alge
IS; A. c. r.. 6.34l; AZ. 1o6; Arc. 100:
A. c.. 2,25o;. All. 1855; b. 4 b.. sse;
Butte, .2i5: b. q b., 50; G. q a, 20;
Range. s5i; r. B.. SIS; FRI $50; CIR,
745: Or, soH @. c.. 200; Guam. 100;
Hanc s.5; Helyy e. . Ind los 49, ks ROY.
oi5: Las. las: Mass, i25; Mex. 700;
Mia. $40: Mich, AIS; Mob, 20; Ney.,
1912; Nip. LOO; N. B., 1878; N. l..
1855: opib., $50; .. G. 400; o; ID, lee;
So So shat nat SO; St Mary,s, 10 sup. no;
s. e b., rs: s. n p 2t5; Tenn, $50;
Trim. $50: on, els: Z. 8. r., 4.l51; do
pfd. Sio: Apex. 400; Ut. Con. las; Wet.
20. Win $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
MAN AND TEAM KILLED.
Rudolph Mulski Victim Of Fatal tc-
cident on MlchiQan Central.

Rudolph Mulski. No. 1878 Military
ave-. was so badly injured at the Cen.
tral-ave crossing of the Michigan
Central railroad. Friday night. that
he died before medical aid could be
summoned. A passenger train struck
the team which he was driving. Both
of the horses were killed. Coroner
Burgess was called.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
BUILDING PERMITS.

NJ ~ r. Angstman. 2-story brick ven.
|0WellfnR. W. y. Grrland. bet. Jefferson
+ md kcrcheval. $3.50.
n Baeu 'Cierick. 2-story frame dwelling
~ P.nnsylvania. bet. Mack and
Macon: $500.
{. Peeer Aondeley. I-story fran dwell
W Beividcre. bet. Canneld and
I(Ivoe<er owner. August Boez: $3.50.
W. VIM. Reich. 3-story brick bottling
|1<oFks. q . wilkins. bet. ST. Aubin and
4utndrc: owner. Kaiser & schmidt;
| jarob seidei, 2-story brick ven. and
tnU< dwellfng, .. .. Leicester, bet Oak
~ and Beau5ien; owner. VIM. seidei;
- Marie q Leise. 2-story frame
3ll1oG .. = Hecla, bet. Milwaukee
<D&fo Oberstaedt. 1-story frame dwell
y . HoratIo. bet, Military and Law
o!e: owner Adolph oberstaedt;
|1uxo schsrer. s-story concrete and
70 fnctory. W, q Meldrum. bet JEFF
@uu and wight: $4,000.
|1nlI uhalnens. 2-stcry frame dwell
s1ssrs ' Cyril sisi Van 's Ws Sas ss,
81 xemrss 1-story frame dwell;
gsSss' Sss. ) wsidnsr'
s.sb>sssvG s-sssss s.msa,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

NEW YORK, Oct. 2z-Tne weekly
the following changes: Reserve on
All deposits, increase. t3.3s2,I75; re-
serve on deposits other than sGin-
crease, ss,3so,s2s; loans: decresse, ssz III.
legal tenders. decrease. .s4s. 400; depos-
its decrease. S25, se7,1 100: circulation,
increase. $500: total loans; M'2sals2.-
nared with Si7,0s1.f25 last year. and
Ss5.1s2.O $50 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Appies-75c a SI25 per bu; $2R360
per Dbl, western apples. orb.

Banasas--Oood shipping stock. si.Ss
case. according to quality.
nenn.--nried Lima; ~ 27c ID;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p .S9 S soe doA
Csbbsg~-tl.60 per Dbl.
California Frufts-Grapes, S125017B
per box: peaches. Sl.50@1.?S per box.
Cheese-Michigan flats. l7Vl7ho:
s SGek say is tmSSsfs swl;
iic: Imported. do, ESQ 3oc per ii.
Chestnuts--l5g 1sc per 10.
Crab Appies-ti.soal.7s per bn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gods. $2Q226 per
Dntes-Persian. 6gec per ID: Fards.
Dressed Calves Choice. .l20I2ho
per 10; common. io9lic per 10.
cFiE.-imPorted. new. N@lse per Id;
Fresh yegetabies-Cucum hot
house. 75a SIC per doz. lettuce, 50Q coo
per bu. head lettuce, 81 per bu; rad
ishes. round. loo per doz; parsley. goo
2 Ss per doz; green green gssppers, 1oe per ou;
Grapes-Ponies. Concords, 16c; Nj
agaras and Catawbas. lie: Concords,
-Slbs.- 23M2ic.
Grape Fruit-Fiorida, tE5095 per
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
foiiow,ns prices for Saisd hay in car.
new new, sIsSis.S Oe' No simosny sisS
1870: clover. mixed. SIs91sso; rye
.s 1gG Goose "f sss i rom 0.s
wagons on the ci,v markets ranged
from sis@ac. as to quality
Hides-No. cured. Toe: No. J gre~a
e: No. ! c cured bulls; ;sn &c: No, srssn.
Sc: No. cured Murrain. 90; Ne I
green, SC; No. I cured. half. NMc; Ne.
] green. iso per Id: horse hidsss No. /
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrFALo-Openinx.

Cumming A stevens Live stock Report.
c4 hAsr Reesipss cars. . Hss Ss.,
1900 to l,4oo-lb. steers, Sg.ss OTIS;
good prime 1900 to l.soo.lb; steers.
ss2tGs.75; best LOO to i.2oo-lb ship
err steers. 1000 TO i.i0o-ib. steers. $50
$40; light butcher steers. $&50V6;
best fat cows. s4sOQ5.lo: fair to good
s3as.5o: -trimmers. ,2.769s: best fat
@4,7s' fair TO good do. 1916 042s:
ssssn Ass5 's m.d fssn1s
s s1sd ali ffs grades
ah Se hin e sas sS Wis S..s milk
ers and sprinsers. $50 IS; Common to
good springers. $500.
grades. $e20qs.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 10 cars.
market strong; best lambs, ~ V6So;
yeariings. s5Qeso: wethers. $500
ga cals s%s'' 1879;
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO, ". Y. Oct "a
Cattle-Receipts It's. market. quiet and
steady pr@s , stssrs ;s1sSRs
to choice. s575ql025. Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts 2,4oo. market active
ana CnOlcc iduhDS,
Gull to fair. $5.50Q6.50: yeariings, $50
$50: sheep, $sg4.75. Hogs-Receipts
1850: market weak; Workers. 5000
SAB; pigs, 1926 mixed. ts.15Qs.25;
heavy. $9.l5 roughs. $7.504TS0; stays.
$6.50Q7.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct 22.--Hogs-Receipts
5000 market 5q 10c higher; mixed and
butchers. ssloasl5; good heavy. fIss
IS &C a s.25: pigs. ss.204s.sb. Cattle
Receipts 400. market steady; beeyes,
81. 60 a 1885, cows and heifers, $225n
40: stockers and feeders. $340G5.70:
Texans. A.25d $50; calves. $7.25 Q1o.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts 1000 mar
ket steady: native, $2.60Q 40; west
ern. $275q435 lambs. S4.75G710:
western. s475G7.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. 22.-Hogs-
Receipts, 1000; steady. Mediums and
heavies. $3.50, Workers, lights and
pigs. S0m9.10. Cattle--Receipts 2 cars;
slow Lambs-Receipts 10 cars: 36.65
top. Calvcs-Receipts leo. $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

Butter-Crsanertes.e extras. 5shc ID;
frsts. 27c: dairy butter. 2sc: packing
stock. 22c per ID.
EgGs-Fresh current receipts, ~asee
included, IS hc. Receipts Saturday. ls'
cases
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s.--Grain opening:
December wheat opened steady and un-
changed. May &c lower. Dec. and May
corn NC lower. Dec. oats NC lower.
Nav hc. Provisions, steady.
Close-The market was weak. De-
cember wheat closed lAo lower May
dropped &c. December corn dropped
sfull point; May off &c. December
and May oats NC lower. Provisions
steady. price changes narrow.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

TOLEDO, Ohio. Oct. 22.-wheat-
Cash. s5xc: December. s6Tc; May.
$l.o2 Corn-Cash. soc: December.
4T%c: May, 50%c. Oats-Cash. SO &C.
December. 333ac: May. sshc. Rye-No.
2 rec: No. 3. 72c. Cloverseed-Cash.
Oct. Dec. and March. $3.50. Alsike-
Prime and Oct. Sz.15. Butter. eggs
ard hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
PRODUCE.

The Saturday market was steady
and uuiet with no special features.
There was little or no Poultry in. Po-
tatoes are inactive and weak. Car
lots have been offered freely the past
few days, but 50 far as learned. no
sales have been made. New crop
oranges will be on the market next
week In fact. several cars are on
track now Private advices from Flor
ida say that the crop In that state
was damaged by this weeks storms
to the extent Of about 10 per cent.
which IL not regarded as very serious.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct 22.--Butter-Extras,
acc; nrsts, 27c; dairy extras. z7c: flrsts.
25c Eggs-Prime hrsAts. 26c; firsts.
Americas. i5Ei5Nc 1--we poultry
Fowls. i2IsglSc: ducks. l4Qi4hc;
geese 120i3c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

~ Hs,ls. ~, iss ;s.:s !: d. = " I:
1esss-jssey vnsss. is0i7s; anbss.
'. i..s. :.sssii:s per boz;
A; sssss..: :sSS ~ P P:s s SSs
esjssc-SS 3 Toe per bu: spanish,
Hss per crate; picking oniona ss's0
orsssss-caiifornia vsisncias. $40
!. f.::sss;::~sloridas. $3.50 per crate
fsess-compon. $500, per Dbl
Pstasses-MichiEsn. CARROTS. $1,000
sr.sis.y-sprinEs ls9IsSe: hens. =
i0ci ducks lsx &ilc; geese. ioH Viio;
s ..:: F:s.:ssSIS Pei SS u per
ais per iii. $50 per SS
F:S:s:.iIH /. :S s!G Ss ou
ss s; Ssvs:ssS. /. S sss Per H. '
yOnDINo pRlCns.
60, s.. ,s Y i,m: S ssSs;
sSS-Esasy. early June. Si.3s: sssnd-
&C. scoi.ss =; s scHs' a. S,,s HissEs
::: ssSssssi- , :sss s;;::S; sli s'S =;
,csscscsr;PFsseks:S ssss~ ieo-ib. CASA
rss1-bran. SIS; nns middlings. Sas;
$751; cosa ,Sdon a. s corn and
oats chop ga per tom a. s
best, $50 .Sordinsry pctsnssh ,, T nv:
Olis-Rsw nnsssd, Sl.oS;. boiled lin
seed. si:0S: Diamond hsAd,isht kero.
ssns. &c; Perfection. eMs: Eocsn~
Al 40; crown gasolt~e lko per gal: tur-
pentine. In barrel sots. eohox gal
:. Preytsaoas--.4ess park. $3.50; fam.
NY. 1ss; medium clear. tt1;es; smoked
h:mH iSoiSkc: dry :aitsd Srisssss
iS&c kettle rendered. llEe per ID
s.Gars-Corrscted daily by w. II.
Edgar a Son: Crystal dominoes, Glib.
io.f. $3.50; cubes, S'ss: xxx pow.
dered. y5.sb; standard powdered. $3.50;
granulated. extra coarse, $3.50; granu-
lated, fne. In bulk. $500 granulatsd.
In 25-lb. cotton bags, 1856; Michigan
graduated. $40: household powdered.
cartons s. as 70 case. 1875; dismc md 4.
49, Nc Ne. & ;s U.s. No. No. T. ; 1885, No. No.
;S.io: No. IL. SS.ob: No. ID. IS; No. ia,
slsS: No. IL. - S6: No. Is. s%.sS per 100
lba
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R-st. Call
Main 1893. or City sss5.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
NEW YORK MONEY.


NEW YORK. Oct. ,22.-Bar silver
demand sterling. s4ss.6o@4se.6s.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co, 1l6-l1S Griswold-
Open High. Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

s, w. H. Edgar 4 Soma announce the
reduction Of sugar QUOT tons 10 points
. hundred on al grades except house
hold powdered. 7,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

simon Detmar, add. to 62e Ferry
cast. $3.50.
John Martek. add to ts2 Collins:
$500
Max schultz. add. &c 2is Brewster;
$4,000.
r. u. Perry. add. TO 40 Richmond;
SIPS.
Eva Hathaway add. 20 eos Four
teenth: $50.
Theodore SecIoY. add 10 4sl Ora
victor Denewith. ada. to 1927 Cham
plain: s70O.
Richard CoIlett. add. to J27s Concord
s100s
Anthony smilansky. add TO Els
Williams, $500
D. g Carter add. 10 40 Davenport
St. 500
Mary wiechowski add TO 234 Alex
ardrine. $500
Frank Sipinski add TO 424 Perry.
$500
Herman Menke add. to 1897 wabash.
5000.
George Nurm. add. 20 ISL Lafayette.
$500.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Quotations BY Hayden. Stone q Co
TOLEDO.

(b)Bid. ts)Sold. tx)split
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

John w. Fitzgerald, veteran bank.
or Of ST. Johns. Mich. u mentioned as
possible successor to Henry NJ. Elm.
norman NJ banking commissioner In
the event Of the election OF Chase 8.
Osborn as governor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-08
.BROWARD EVIDENTLY WINS
Seems to Have . Majority Of 1t Least
1890 Over Talaferro

Jacksonville, Fla, June SIN the
second primary for United States Sen
ator held yesterday the returns are far
from complete and fair estimate i'm
possible. However, il Ex-Governor
Broward's gains continue as they did
In the early returns it is evident that
he will be nominated for United States
senator over Senator Taliaferro by a
majority Of from 1900 to 1000 votes
Senator Taliaferro lost heavily in the
three principal cities which gave him
his greatest support in the first pri-
mary. His losses in HiIlsborough coun-
ty (Tampa) will amount to 1000 votes
while in Jacksonville the comparative
gains show Broward decreased ITALIA
ferro's majority by nearly 400 votes. In
Pensacola the vote is very close, while
in the last primary Taliaferro polled g
large majority. At Key West, which
went for Claude LEngle in the first
primary, Taliaferro secured a majority
Of about one hundred votes. Taliafer.
ro's losses in the larger cities will ag-
gregate 1900.
On the other hand Ex-Governor Bro
ward appears to be losing strength in
the country precincts which is &C
counted for by the fact that Senator
TaIiaferro paid particular stress to the
campaign in those precincts. Senator
Taliaferro gained four hundred votes
In Jackson county, a Broward strong
hold and made smaller gains in Or
ange, Putnam, Bradford, Dade and ST
Johns counties. The entire vote will
reach a total Of about $4,000.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-08
DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR MEN
(Paul West, in the Delineator. }

(Paul West, in the Delineator.)
There are today few occupations a
young man can take up without fear
Of a woman's taking the bread out Of
his mouth. These are: prize fighting.
ladies' tailoring, and-do not sneer.
young man!-domestic service! Even
prize fighting may be closed to men to-
morrow, if some strong-armed Vassar
graduate should decide to capture the
championship belt. Ladies' tailoring
may entice the mat any time. But, as
time goes on, it becomes more and
more evident that one field will never
again have woman occupant. Go into
general homework, solve the servant
problem, and save the American home !!
There is no reason why young
American men should not make ideal
servant girls, and yet preserve indie
pendence. The bookkeeper works from
eight till six. His meager wages must
pay board and lodging and clothe him.
What life! But the general house
work girl in a small family-what does
she have to do but cook a few meals,
clean a few rooms, after a fashion. and
collect thirty dollars a month? Not a
penny for expenses, nice room, plenty
of clothes given her, and every Thurs
day and Sunday out! Young man, it is
easy. What preparation Is needed
Nothing; anybody can learn to cook in
| week. Capital? y trunk and a writ
ten reference from your last place, the
latter readily obtainable from the man
ager of any employment office
And think of the happy lives you can
make by your charming little culinary
surprises. Then, when the family go
away for the summer, they take you
with them, or-you have the whole fiat
| to YOURSELF, and everything free,
Young man, it is a vision of happiness,
! Who knows, too. but that your en-
ployer's daughter may fall in love with
you, and marry you, thus, when she
goes into business for herself making
you happy and comfortable for life?
At all events, young men, domestic
service is worth considering. 1t is an
open field, and man can make his mark
in it. Why not be a pioneer?