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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Breaks Endurance Record.

ktLos Angeles. Dec, 3l,-Arch Hox-
Wy established an American endir-
ance record on Dominguez field when
he remained In the air hours and
II minutes, beating the record OF A.
N. Welsh. made in st. Louis last 90
tober. BY six minuteA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
BANKER TRIES
SUICIDE CAME
Robin Creates Scene In
Criminal Court.
ABOUT TO ENTER HIS PLEA

suddenly coiIspses From Effects Of
HyoscyamIne Tablets Taken Be-
fore Leaving Home OF Sister.
oroans and Tells Physicians He Is
pylns-stomach Pump Affords Re-
lief and Prisoner 10 Rushed to
Bellevue Hospital.
New York, Dec. 31.--when Joseph
@. Robin, the kite.hying fnancier
whose schemes have closed the
Northern bank of New York and the
Washington Savings bank, was about
to face the first indictment of grand
larceny against him, he tried to kill
himself. He took IL 1-112 grain pills
OF hyoscyamine. poisonous alkaloid.
but he didn't succeed. He was taken
to the prison ward OF Bellevue hos
pital, where the doctors thought that
he had more than an even chance for
recovery.
Robins attempt at suicide was the
most sensational move that he has
yet made within the past week since
the state officials and the district at
torney have been after him. He
came to the criminal courts building
TO plead before Judge Grain, and
while the Judge and a crowd of spec.
tators we're waiting for the prisoner
to appear, he collapsed in the detec-
tive bureau UP stairs. II was gener-
ally conceded that Robin, in his
present serious physical condition.
would have died then and there were
II not for the immediate medical aid
he received.
There was not the slightest doubt
Of Robins attempt to kill himself.
As soon as he began to be affected
by the drug he groaned and told DR..
Austin Flint, the alienist retained by
Former District Attorney Jerome to
defend Robin. that he was dying. He
said goodby to his sister, DR.. Louise
@. Robinovitch, and then a stomach
pump was so employed that 1t
brought about satisfactory results.
No'on seemed to know for certain
whether Robin had taken hyoscya.
nlyrine or hyoscin, but that did not
y lake great difference. DR.. Flint,
who was present through the excite
ment said that Robin told him that
he had consumed the IL tablets be.
fore he left his sisters house to
come down to court. Robin muttered
that his nurse left him alone in his
bedroom for few moments and that
be opened the drawer OF a table be-
side the bed. took the box OF tablets
and swallowed the contents. II re-
quired about three-quarters OF an
hour before they worked.
Hyoscin is powerful stimulant
which was supposed to have been
used by DR.. Crippen In the killing OF
Belle Elmore. DR.. Robinovitch said
that she kept the tablets for the pur-
pose OF antagonizing the depressing
effects Of morphine which had been
administered to Robin when he suf
fered from kidney trouble. II was
the opinion OF the physicians around
the criminal courts building that
Robin hadn't taken a sufficient dose
10 kill himself, but they couldn't be
sure until an analysis shall have
been made. The board Of health now
has the contents OF his stomach.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Frenbh Aviator KILLED.

Paris, Dec, 81. - Lieutenant De
Caumcnt of the Eighth dragons was
Killed al Luc, He was making
fight in a monoplane when his ma.
chine capsized and fell to the ground
with much violence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
DlSCRtDITS MRS. STfTSON
Dlttemore Says Church Not Respon
sible For Utterances.


Boston, Dec. 81. John V. Ditte-
more. secretary OF the board OF direc-
tors of the Christian Science church,
declared that the statements of Mrs.
Augusta e. Stetson Of New York that
there Is dissatisfaction and disrup-
tion in the Christian Science church
throughout the country, ARE abso-
lutely false"
This avowal or Mr.. Dittemore fol-
lowed the publication of Mrs. Stet-
sons expressed belief that Mrs. Eddy
will rise from the tomb In Mount Au-
burn cemetery and take up her lead.
ership Of the church.
Mr.. Dittemore said: "You can not
hold the Christian Science church re-
sponsible for anything Mrs. Stetson
says"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Banker Sued by Woman.

Fremont, o. Dec. 3l.-John II. Ma
gee, a wealthy Elmore banker, prom.
inent throughout northern Ohio. was
made defendant in suit for 100000
instituted by Christina Paul, for many
years a member Of Magee's house
hold, for premise of marriage. i'll
treatment and other allegations.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Attack on cortez Expected.

Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Dec. 31.--
An attack upon Puerto Cortez by the
revolutionary gunboat Hornet. which
was reported several miles off this
coast, is expected hourly. Several
hundred government troops have ar.
rived here from Tegucigalpa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow
Sun sets 4:39, rises 7:21; moon sets
4;52 p. m; planet Mercury apparently
stationary; . a. m, planet Mars M
descending node, crossing suns path
downward; 4:4l a. M, moon in con.
with Venus, passing from
west to east of the Dlanet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Creek Shoots Crock.

Clyde, o., Dec. 21.--Peter Arvanite,
a Greek merchant, was shot through
the neck and leg by Peter Mlckao.
kas, an employe, one bullet passing
through the neck, just missing jugu.
lar and windpipe. Mickalokas has
not been captured,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Murder. Not Suicide.

Ripley, o., Dec 81 That James
Mckee did not commit suicide IS now
assured. That he was murdered and
his body thrown into a deep well to
make II appear that he had ended
his own life Is now evident.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Blows OF own Head.

Warren, o., Dec. 81 - Robert Rec
tor, As, boilermaker, committed sui
eide by blowing off his head with
shotgun. He began a note to the
people Of the world" warning them
against trying TO improve on the
works OF God" Then he pulled the
trigger and blew off tho top of his
head.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Bath Tub Trust Wants cIemeney

Washington, Dec. 31.-Indicted
members of the bath tub trust are
seeking to escape Jail sentences by
pleading for clemency at the depart
ment OF justice A conference was
held at the department over the
matter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Weyaandt to Hear Case.

Newark, o., Dec. 3l.--Judge Wey-
gandt of Wooster has been selected
to preside at the trial of william
Mckinley who is charged with first
degree murder in the Etherington
lynching case. McKinley's trial is set
for Jan. II.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
BUCKEYE BRItrS
Found Dead In Bed.

Lorain, o., Dec. 81 Alexander
Ecenomopolius found dead in bed at
Avon, had more syllablea in his cog
nomen than any other man in Ohio
seven. He was A..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Male Found Guilty

Marietta, o., Dec. 31.--John Male.
who had bis second trial. charged
with intent to kill Elmer Hill, was
tound guilty. The jury Ia the first
ria disagreed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
DROP IN, SAYS GOVERNOR
Harmon Wants to See Friends al
New Year Reception.

w" S"' hCNcPh'ot'
Columbus, o., Dec. 81. Governor
and Mrs. Judson Harmon will open
their home in East Town street on
New Years day from 4 to o'clock,
and It is their wish that all their
friends call during those hours.
The duties of the governor prohibit
his attending any of the usual "at
homes" Of Mrs. Harmon, but on New
Years day he wishes to meet his
friends and receive personally their
good wishes for a happy new year.
Early in January Governor and
Mrs Harmon will remove to their
new home in East Broad street, so
this will be the last large social func-
tion In the present residence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31
Athenlans Ak Probe.

Athens. o., Dec 3l.-Athons coun.
ty grangers adopted strong resolu'
tion asking that county authorities
investigate the report tha' votes
have been bought in Athens county,
A thorough probe is requested and ii
convictions are secured punishment
to the full extent of the law is de.
manded.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31

n few funerals more impressive than
who was crushed to death under a
trous fire in the stockyards last week.
turned out to honor the dead chief
line. and the police department was
and men.
i'm the mourner's section
been close personal friends. Chief oi
Schuettler led the platoons of police
al Charles Seyferich marched at the
had reached the stockyards n moment
ing head of the department.
nded by guard of honor consisting
d was followed 10y line OF equipagGs
following the purple draped
body was his automobile, the one in
and To his death. The rear seat was
mlot. Two hose wagons bore the
tt the Horan home. THOUSANDS of per
procession moved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31

Chicago, Dec. 31-This city has see
that of Fire Marshal James Horan.
falling wall while lighting the di8as
Practically the entire fire department
nearly all the city officials were i'm
also represented by many officers
Mayor Busse rode In the funeral
for he and the dead fire fighter had
Police Steward and Assistant Chief
on foot, and Acting Fire chief Marsh
head of the division of iromen. He
after the accident that made aim act
The coffin, in a hose cart, was atte
of fire department division heads, an
extending for mile and half. I'm
hose cart which bore the marshals
which he rode to the stockYards fire
occupied only by fire marshals ha
principal floral pieces which had file
sons lined the way over which the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-31

Ice Packs Threaten Damage.
Conneaut, o.. Dec, 3l.-Contipued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
RIVER CONTINUES
TO IMPERIL PARIS
Seine Reaches Stage of 90 Feet Three
Inches and Further Rise Is
Predicted.

PARIS Nov. l5.-The Seine at The
Royal bridge today, reached height
OF 20 feet three inches. The weather
bureau declares that fall is ex.
pected some time during the day, but
as heavy rains are forecasted in tile
upper tributaries OF the river, the sit
uation Is not regarded as hopeful.
There is still an immense body OF
water pened up in the upper river and
this. augmented by further rain. viii
probably do great damage when IL
reaches Paris.
Later In the day the hydrometric
service of the weather bureau Official
ly predicted rise OF four feet four
inches in the Seine i'm Paris by Satur-
day. This will put the river far out
OF the normal bounds and may cut OF
considerable railroad traffic by nun.
dating the depots and tracks.
The announcement created consid.
cradle alarm in Paris. where the peo-
pie had been told the river was al.
most at standstill and that no fur.
Their rises were expected at this time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
TWO VICTIMS OF
FATAL ACCIDENTS
Boys Lie Crushed Out By Auto, and
Switchman Is Ground To Death
BY Train.

Monday vas hoo-doo day for De
troiters Two fatal accidents and
several less serious were reported
during the afternoon and evening.
Joseph Nurkowski. aged five, who
lived with his parents AT No 20 Scoy-
el pl, was run down by an automo-
bile driven by Attorney William j..
Montgomery. az Woodward.ave. and
Alfred.st.. at $50 o'clock. and died of
his injuries few minutes later The
boy was crushed between the front
OF the machine and a push cart he
and his llyearold sister were trund
ling across the street. M, Montgom-
cry. who lives at No. 229 Garfield
ave, just around the corner from the
kurkowsh home and knows the fam
lily we'll carried the lad TO a drus
store at Woodward-ave. and Adelaide
st. and later 10 the Office OF DR.. j. IT,.
Andres, No. 10 Adelaide-st.. where
the little fellow died in a half hour.
The mother OF the victim arrived
shortly after the spark of life went
out and her grief was pitiful. MI.
Montgomery accompanied an officer
TO police headquarters, but was ro-
leased after making statement. He
explained that his view was obscured
by the glare OF the street lights and
the presence OF snow on his wind
shield Coroner Burgess has the case.
Peter sullivan. 60 years old. a
Grand Trunk sWitChman. was fatally
injured when a Lake Shore switch
engine struck him in the Grand Trunk
depot yards, Monday noon. lie died
in ST. Mary's hospital. Monday night.
Coroner Burgess also is investigating
this case. Sullivan was switching
cars az the time and did not notice
the approach OF the Lake Shore
engine. one of his legs was cut of
and the other was so badly mangled
that il had 10 be amputated He
leaves widow and family al No. 229
Wcodbridge-st east
John Beasley, aged 6S No. 800
LRSalle-aVe is I'm ST Marys hos.
pital with serious injuries. sustained
when he was run down by an automo
bile in front Of the Pontchartrain
Monday evening II is thought he will
recover.
Mrs. Katherine Barry. No. q Mo
hawk-st, fell of a Woodward car al
Woodward and Forest-aves., early n
the evening. and was taken 10 Grace
hospital in the auto patrol. sufferins
from sprained leg and a sprained
arm.
Alex. Mckee. No 800 BaEg-st.. was
thrown from his wagon when a street
car struck II at Trumbull-ave. and
Baker-st.. Monday afternoon. He was
taken TO his home and will recover
Several minor accidents occurred
during the day. On the whole Il was
busy Monday for the police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
VILLAGE ATTORNEY DROPPED.
Highland Park President DismIsses
Rowland NJ. Conner

Hl9hiand Park President Dismisses
Rowland NJ. Conner.
Rowland NJ. Common was removed as
village attorney OF Highland Park by
President Peterson when the village
council met, Monday night Mr. Pet
erson charged that Mr. Common was
negligent in regard TO the interests OF
the village, citing street opening cases
10 bear out his statement, The presi-
dent had written list of charges. and
the concluding paragraph said OF the
attorney: Instead OF acting for the
village in a thoroughly reliable and
advisory manner. he has played the
part OF a dictator and his occupation
Of the Office of village attorney is a
detriment rather than safeguard TO
village interests
Mr.. Conner was at the meeting. but
made no protest against his removal.
He said afterward that there was no
ground for the charges; that the pres
ident had no power to remove him
that he had a contract with the viii
lage trustees. aud that he would con
tinue 20 act as village attorney.
President Peterson declares that
Mr.. Conner has no contract with the
trustees. and that he, as president or
the village. Is vested with absolute
mower 10 remove him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Markets and Finance

butcher steers. S4lOu 4.65. best TAT
COWS. 81 z5tf b. fam To good COWS, sou
80, common 10 medium 10,
3.25: trimmers So 800 :. .oi pest iet
heifers. S455sl5 80. good TAT heifers. b 1
" f.5O. fair TO good 10, - - h - 90 /,
stock heifers. SGD @ 90. best Ieeuih
steers. dehorBed. s. u - mSdlum 70
good feedinE steers, 50 IS 10 4 80. stock
crs. all grades. $3.50 ~ 80. oesI QUITS,
S475N5 bologna bulls. - t'W so,
light thin bulls. So ~ % -'oi fancy
prime mixers and sprlnSers' sow oo
common To good do. N3oN 80
Hogs-Recsipts 80 ears. slow heaNy'
SO, workers. So 'oW 20, Digs ,,rs
market dull and lower. tor lambs 500
us 40 vearlings sou . 25, Wcthers,
81 % "a 80. ewes, S4u4-o
Calves-S5 "a 10 50.
EAST BI FFALO-Ciose.
last BUFFALO, y. \. Nov 10
cattle. ReceIpts 500 head. market
slow and stcaoN prim" steers. - 20
6s5. butcher grades, - % q. calves, he-
lower. Gull to- choice 1919 q 100
sheep and lambs. Receipts. lo,ooo
head. market. dull. IS ~ acc lower
choice lambs. So IS n SO Gull TO falr'
s. s5mt25. Hogs Receipts. $500
head market slow ana lower Nork
ers. S775. pigs. 500 q s mixed, . %
u So heavy. SIS. roughs. S6.S0@ -
sihk~s 80 - " "sNN
Union STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOC h YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov la Hogs. Receipts. 10000; MARI
ket lOQl5c lower. mixed ana butch
ers s.4Oa7S5 good heavy. $500
$50 rough heavy. s730g As light.
S7.s5d7.TS. pigs ga zoe Cattle: Re
eeipts $4,000. market. weak 10 lower ;
beeves. St4Oq735, cows and heifers,
So 20Gss5. stockers and feeders 80
1850. Texans. $4.100 $40, calves. 800
aIOi0 sheep: Receipts, 50 900 mar :
Eet weak 10 Toe lower; native. s.. 20 q
4 90. western. S25Od42O. lambs, 81 90
u $50. western, S475 q $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o. Nov. 10 hogs
Receipts. 5000. market. loo lower, me-
diums and heavtes. $3.50. workers. pigs
and lights. $40 Cattle Receipts. >
cars. slow and weak. sheep: Receipts
is cars, Sc % top. Calves: Receipts
$50 head, $40 top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
WOMAN TACKLES ROBBER
Finds Him RsnssekIng House; Intru-
der Draws Revolver and Escapes.

Although only a slight woman. Mrs.
G. r. Buyers. No. 1852 Brush-st., proved
herself a very plucky one. Monday
afternoon. when she surprised a burg.
lar In her house and attempted 10
make him return jewelry he hal
taken The intruder threw her of
when she attempted TO cling 10 him,
and he had 20 make his escape by
threatening the courageous woman
with a revolver.
Mrs Buyers was doing in another
room when she heard the fellow
fumbling about. She came out and
saw that some rings were missing
She asked him who he was, and he
said he had come 20 Ak the gas meter.
Then she demanded the return OF her
iewelry. When he refused she tried
TO hold him, but he threw her of
roughly and pulling revolver. held
her at bay. until he had escaped from
the house.
She Immediately notified The police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
HOME FROM MEXICO.
Party OF Detroiters lnspeets Railway
Interests There.

Gilbert w. Lee, OF the firm of Lee &
Cady, has returned, along with other
Detroiters, from a trip to Mexico,
where relations are now somewhat
strained between the Americans and
natives. Mr.. Lee left Mexico for
home before the hostilities began,
and. therefore. saw none Of the up
rising. on his way home, Mr. Lee
visited his son in El Paso, Tex.
when we were in Mexico there
was no sign OF trouble" said Mr.. Lee.
sEyerything was peaceful and We
were. treated with great cordiality
wherever we went. ] was very much
eurpriaed TO hear OF the outbreak"
Mr.. Lee was with the following
netroiters. who made an inspection
~ the Kansas, Mexico a Orient rail-
way. IN which they are financially in
fareeted: J. L. Hudson. f. ID. Stair,
Davfd Gray and Dr. William Spitzley
The road Is being built from Kansas
CIV 10 the Gulf Of Mexico. a distance
~ 500 miles. IL is now little more
fhht half completed and will be fin,
,rbea. N Is expected. in two years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Deaths From Smallpox
In Saginaw Number 40

LANSING. Mich. Nov. l5-Dr.
Shumway. OF the state board Of health.
received a report from Saginaw, say
ing the total number OF deaths from
smallpox in that city has reached 40.
A man and boy are the latest 10 die
in the detention hospital. There we're
1000 compulsory vaccinations there
Sunday and Monday.
A report from the home for feeble
minded az Lapeer, says there was one
death and one new case there Mon
day
Dr. SUBWAY believes, with proper
precautions on the part OF the local
authorities, the disease will soon be
checked
The common council Of OWosso.
Monday, ordered free vaccination for
INDECENT persons and a general vac
cination is also in progress There
Is no small OK in Owosso or In Shia.
wessee county. but tho officials are
taking the necessary precautions. Sim.
liar action Is being taken in other
districts, too
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

mess. $le50 Lard Duh. middle west
spot Sll tON IA so sugar Raw rrm
centrifugal go test $50; muscoVado.
50 test, 81 40, refined. quiet. cut loaf
s. tn- crushed. 81 30. puN ucrrd. So 90,
grarulatru 50 60 Cor-e. itto No
ON spot. il7smlac Tallow steady
city, Sc. country, 'smNi.c HAY.
QUIET. prime Sll-ig - No. q sea- pUC
clover. 60ma0c Dressed poultry.
auiet. turkeys. t6R2ec, chickens. 1870
ole: fowls. 10Ml1iscs ducks. Su 2Oc
Live poultry Firmer, becsc. lie.
ducks. lie. fowls. 49, u l4c. turkeys
ecC. ROSTERS Zoe cheese: STEADY
state milk. common 90 specials, asa
irC. skins common Co specials, A. ~
I2E,c. full Skins. si- RAE
Ruttsr. steady. reCctpts. 1B.S22.
creamery extra 81 lsC. state dairy tubs
e2ff3lc. imitation creamery ursts,
"a 25r Eyes Firm. receipts, SOS.
nearby white fancy. 5oWa2C ucarh =
mixed fancy. ajfI3SC, fresh ursts, - ff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
HAYS INVESTIGATES.
viii Hear Cases Of Strikers Not Yet
Relnstated.

President G. NJ Hays and Wee
President Fitzhugh. OF the Grand
Trunk railway. nave started out on a
trip over the road for the purpose OF
meeting striking trainmen who failed
To get rclnstated when the 9O-day
time limit expired a short time ago
The officials will hear the grievances
Of each unemployed striker and they
say they will not hesitate TO reinstate
all should they lie found innocent of
any violence or other improper cun-
duct during the strike The arrival of
the heads Of the road Will he heralded
with joy in Windsor for only two or
fhrec Of the strikers az this point have
Ieen taken back on the road. They
claim 10 have conducted themselves
properly during the strike, and Ge-
clare that they have everything TO
gain and nothing to lose by an in
vestigation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Explosion Kills Two.

WATERFOWL. Wis, Nov. ia
premature explosion of dynamite
killed two men and injured three
others. one probably fatally at Camp
No. II. in the town OF Lebanon late
yesterday. The men were employed
on the new line of the Northwestern
road. Gus Olson and an unknown
man were killed The three men in
tured we're: Strafrow. seriously: Me
Thorn and Tony Mic, injured about
the body and eyes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
SIX MISSING IN sHIPwRECK.
Barge Is Run Down on Fire Island
But Men May Be Safe.

BOSTON. Mass, Nov. l5.-When
the whaleback steamer Payport. which
was bound from Newport News. Va.
10 Providence. locked here today, she
reported the loss Of her barge Bar
oness with crew OF six. The Bar
oness was run down of Fire Island, n
Y. last Thursday night, by an un.
known full-rigged ship.
Capt :. w Keene, Of the Bayport
declared today that he thinks the ship
that sank the barge Baroness may
have rescued the barges crew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported 4 very
steady market this morning me lFaue
was rather expecting an advance IN
EIgin butter this week on account OF
the extreme scarcity OF top grades, but
there is plenty Of medium ana low
grade stock in the market, Whlch IS
probably a drag on the extras Ike
ceipts OF poultry this week have 80 Tar
been disappo' ntingly light Dealers
were looking FOR heavy moNemeht
and have not Yet given up. but the
light receipts and perhaps some i'm
provement in the general demand tends
10 stiffen the tone OF the market Ike
CENTS OF egEs are below the needs or
the market and prices are quoted nrm
with advancing tendencies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
CHIcAGn rRnnICE.

CHICAGO. Nov 10 Butter Extras.
aOc. ursts. 2Sisc. dairy extras. 26lec,
frsts sc Eggs. Prime urstS, aVc,
ursts use Cheese. skins. iiil ~ N-c.
younE Americas, TO-, ~ 10 sac Nv"
poultry Fowts. lON1O'ac. ducks, loJ
bt,c. geese. 19ulSC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

Stafe n NIChIEaN. 0uNIV OI WY =
Hsrr. j ISoN cashier Of the above
named bank do solemnlN swear that
the above statement - true 10 the peSi
Of my knowledge and belief ana cor
rcctly represents the true state OF the
sav.ral matters therein Couta ned, a.
shown by tho books Of the bank
HARRY i FoN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
This 14th day of November. 1910
MEYER BING. Notary Public
SAM III T DOUGLAS,
WILLIAM r GAGE.
CHARLES 4. COLLINS
Directors
NJ commission expires Apru J. 1918