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The Detroit times., 1910-04-11

BOSTON Mass. April 9-~The COM
mercial Bulletin SAYS 81 tho wool mar
kct. ~ better demand is noted fRr
woods that are obtaluablc 80 prices
probably the lowest that viii De roc
corded during the rcmai ndpr % 1910.
several worsted manufacturers are
81 Grating taking quite substantial
aggregUtc 81 Montana. Idaho and Dse-
gon clothing and combiug wool Fine
cloth territory sells az % uGJc. while
fine medium clothing brings GO S3c.
Strictly uuc staple Us worth 6SM 1or
Clothing woods. comprlslug reflections
from previous purchases. are selling
freely Michigan quartcr-biood is SELL
ing at 3ict Ohio thrCe-cfghths Combiug.
80 iAC; New York quarter-blOud. 32c.
Australian merino Cos 20 70's are sell
ing substantially at fonffc. \ gcncr-
ally better feeling is apparent. fnl
prices are believed 10 be AZ tho bottom
and domestic stocks are comparatively
light The shipments of wool from
Boston 90 April e. inclusive. were 3d.
e51.24s lbs. against G1.G91.3f9 lbs for
the ~ mctinlc last year The receipts
~ April :. inclusive. were 7t.226.61t
lbs. against s7lG9.97j lbs. for the same
period last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
DEALS BLOW TO
PETTY SMUGGLERS
Treasury Department Issues Order
Against Those Who Make Weekly
Trips To Canada.

WASHINGTON, April 9-Residents
along the Canadian and Mexican
borders are deprived OF a profitable
source Of income by an order issued
by the treasury department today 10
collectors of customs. Heretofore rho
regulations have permitted a resident
of the United States. who goes abroad
and stays even so short a time as a
week, to bring back with him as much
as 500 worth OF foreign made cloth
ing. or other personal effects, without
paying duty. The department has
learned that some persons residing
along the border have been making
weekly trips and thus importing free
of duty, stun like Woolcns for in
stance, upon which the American tar
in runs as high as 100 per cent.
Today's instructions are to the eff
feet that persons making frequent
trips across the border may not bring
back more than $40 worth OF goods
and even these must be declared.
Purchases made in Canada or Mexico
on these trips must hereafter be
necessary for the comfort and con-
yenience" Of the traveller on that par
ticular trip.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
NEW DIME BANK
TO COST 100000
Directors at Work On Project and
Work Will Start This Year;
Structure To Be 20 Stories.

H. GrisN old-st these days gossip Is
rife as to the building plans OF the
old Dime Savings bank. which pa =
chased he old church property at
The northwest corner OF Fort and Girls
wold.sts. some months ago, Rumor
has il that the plans submitted by
Burnham & Co. II ChicagO, have been
practically approved by the directors
ana that arrang, meuts are now being
iaade very quietly. 10 finance tao
project.
"A building such as is planned Will
mean an expenditure of ABOUT $4,000,
.sgo.a saii D. l.. d{uazon, one OF the
ice-presidents and a director OF the
bank. TO The Times. Naturally the
details of financing a project OF such
magnitude requires time, but while
plans have been submitted by Burn
ham 4 Co, of Chicago, they have no.
been approved as yet. think IL -
safe 10 say. however, that work on the
Luilding Will be started within year.
The pans call lol 20-story buiid
ing The bank VII have Offices on the
ground floor, either on the Griswo,d
or FOREST side. ant the rest CT the
building not used for banking pur'
poses will be given over TO stores aud
C.fces.'
Gossip has IL that some sort OF au
tfcaGe is planned to run from Girls
Hold TO Fort.st. through the center OF
the main floor. with shops lining II on
either side.
Provision will be made for some
few small shops ana stores Oh the II
terror OF the building. but there viii
be lao arcade, st.icuy speaking, SAID
Ir Hudson.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
WON It STRIKE OUT
BRIBERY EVIDENCE
Court 0verrules States Motion, But
Refuses To Allow Mccarthy To
Testify on Subject.

JACKSON. Mich, April 9.-(spe.
ciaD--JudRe Parkinson today over:
ruled states Attorney LAWYERS mo-
ton 10 strike out the bribery testi-
mony. or direct a verdict, and said ne
would permit the plaintiff TO present
the rest of his case.
Alfred wallerstein was recalled and
said Warden Fuller or the board never
called his attention 10 the fact that
lie was not employing full number
of men or that he was interfering
with the interests Of the prison or
's1faes because N tiiat fact, un% pc
received notice that his contract bal
been cancelled.
The court sustained the objection
OF the state 20 the expected testimony
ct Timothy b. Mccarthy, OF Albany,
~. y, who Is alleged "a, have heard
the conversation between Goodman
and Wallerstein in the Grand Pacific
hotel, Chicago, while secreted IN an
adjoining room. The court said Wal
lerstein's testimony on the bribery
charge would not have been admitted
If II had been objected TO, because
Il was hearsay.
The court said II the plaintiff want
ed To prove Goodman offered Alfred
Locke a bride that he should bring
Goodman here and put him on the
stand.
Mccarthy testified while he was ia
the employ Of Wallerstein AT Ionia as
foreman, that there were times when
the convicts were idle and that II
could not be helped because OF the
way the work shaped itself
Hiram F. Hatch was then called 70
the stand. He WAS superintendent OF
The Wallerstein factory at lonia and
at one time the companys receiver
Hatch said there were idle men AT
times, that he heard no complaint
Of the men not all being employed up
20 the time of the cancellation OF the
contract and heard nothing about any
intention on the part of the board or
cancelling the contract Hatch told
OF the board OF control declining TO
allow his proposition 10 transfer tho
contract TO General Green, but later
in the day the board entered into d
contract with Green.
Hatch told OF coming TO Jackson in
company with Wallerstein at the re-
quest of Joe Weinhold. when Locke
was here. Hatch said they discussed
the matter thoroughly with Locke AMI
that the latter felt very badly and
shed tears. saying il would ruin him
and his family and also his business
prospects. The witness said Locke
did not deny that he had been offered
a bride by Goodman TO cancel the
wallcrstein contract and that he of
fered 70 resign If the papers were
withheld from the governor.
The trial of the case is adjourned
to Wednesday morning in order that
the state may take dispositions from
Goodman and Glasier outside the
state and also the deposition of the
Chicago attorney who is alleged 10
have notified Wallerstein that he had
advised Glasier and Goodman to drop
the Ionia contract matter.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry snyder 30, Fowler, Anna
schumacher. %. Detroit.
Thomas ~ Prout &c. Wayne, Dorothy
l. clark. Is same.
lsndprc ANriord, 81. Cleveland. O.,
Sarah RoRpn. q, same.
George l.. Street.r. 81, Ann Arbori
julia a. smith, =. Detroit
Philip Sternberg. 32' Leah katzon.
Peter Schcffer. Ecorse. Mary Sekar-
SRA. II. Monroe
Thomas Dcdziuski. "a, Agnes Volt,
IS
August Chapp. %. Pauline Kaminsky.
stanley Urb1niak %. Detroit; Alma
GieTsz, 80. Plymouth.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
H. E. COOK KILLS HIMSELF.
Suicide Follows Sudden Recurrence
Of Mental Disorder.

Mrs Ethel Cook made q desperate,
but unsuccessful effort. 10 prevent her
husband. Harry Z. Cook an employe
OF Lewis G.. GOrton. broker, from TAX
ing his own life, in their residence at
No GiadstOne-ave.. Friday evening.
According TO the story told by an
uncle II cook. the husband and wife
with their eight.year-old son. Harrison
/. COOK. were having dinner, when
without word. Cook got up hurriedly
and LEFT the table Mrs Cook followed
, i'm to the bathroom on the second
flce4s She saw him with razor in
his hand and came up in back of him
To- snatch II away She was too late
and he drew the blade across his
throat beforr- hrs wifcis eyes. infiicting
n wound that soon resulted in death.
Mr.. Cooks friends attribute his act
10 sudden recurrence OF a mental
disorder from which he suffered a
year ago. He was not Known to have
any financial worries
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
DAILY DEATH LIST.

william J McMurchy 81 years 1873
Br,udon. railway accident.
Patience Green - years ga Wat
son. myOCardttts.
Eddie Muretzki. - years. 200 Clair
mount scarlet fever.
Frank : Girdarich. 81 years. Ham
tramCk. Mich. meningitis.
nary Richardson . years. s.. Mary 5
hospital, appendicitis
clara - Reyes. 80 years, 3065 East
Grand blvd. paralysis.
Iarrlette A Trumble. IS years. 5i3
Lema". pcritonitis
William X Smith. = years, 1S3 Beau
blen urCrnla-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
NEM AnRh pRnnIIE

NEW YORK. April N-- PORK dy.
Lard-Firm middle west spot. $40
H1i35. Sugar-Ttaw, quiet strady /,
contrifugals. 90 tost. 81 80. muscoNat.
gso5 crushed s5s5, powdered. s5.85.
Rranulated s5oh Collective No T.
on the spot s y a So g. Tallow-StroGg-
err: city, lee. country. ~, q 7sc
Fairly active. steady. full cream. ftlt
made. specials. y q isc, skins RAJ.
made. as 10 quality l2Ul3iac. full
skins. Il y ? &c
coffee options opened unchanged T.
a point lower. Eutter--Duil receipts
3.955. creamery. extra, 52c. state dairy.
tubs 24031c. imitation creamery. nrEfs.
.22igFt 25c. ERgs--Firm, receipts IT,
GI3. nearby white. fancy, % q Zoe. noa 4
by mixed. fancy, 2ZW2ic. fresh frsts.
u1r
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
NEW YORK; SroCK LETTER.

Reported fur The Times by Nat son,
Crafc a. Co. April 9: Stocks-Ihe
constantly multiplying uncertainties
surrounding the stock market has IN
duced "a great many tired holders 20
iquldate securities, particularly IN
view OF the temporary withdraWa! ot
srpport i'm several prominent tradiu
issues The impression prevails that
suffl!ent support Will be rendered To-
praVent extreme ursettlement but IN
View of the fact that several import
ant decisions affecting corporate IN
forests are likely 10 be rendered IN tAe
near future. IL seems 10 be the aesit =
OF those in control OF the destinies OK
Inc stock market. 10 permit graalal
lIquidatiou IN order that the list ma!
he placed on sound basis and thus
ha better able 20 withstand any severe
cisfors. Trade reports ana bank clear
ings indicate satisfactory prosreSss n
commercial lines, and the actual banh
statement today shows that the sell
ing during the past few sessions haf
resulted IN a material reduction IN t1e
loan account. leaving the New 1ork
banks IN somewhat better position
than was at first Jared with regard
10 the extent OF the surplus reserve.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
TO CRUSH REVOLT.
Ter Thousand Turkish Troops viii Go
To Albania,

\ CONSTANTlNUPLE. via Philnpolis,
Bulgaria. April 9--Ten thousand
Turkish troops are now being mobil-
lied 10 go as achievements to the
soidiers who are trying 10 suppress
the Albanian revolt
The Turkish government will also
lombard the Albanian coast and sew.
eral warsnips are being put in read.
pese TO go TO the Adriatic
A careful estimate of the dead In
this weeks fighting in Albania places
the number Of troops az 500 and the
rebels at 600, The wounded far out
number the dead
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
DIED.

ADAMS-April :. at residence. 492 Ba-
kcr-st. Ruth Adams aged 50 years.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Ella Knofsky.
Funeral Monday morning. 10 o'clock.
from house.
BELLA Fair;awn. bennington. Eng
land. on March % 1910. Alice Pear
son. wife OF Thomas Bell formerly
OF Detroit. in her IN year.
CONWA April S, Ann Conway at tho
residence Of her daughter 236 Brook
lyr-aye Notice Of funeral later.
ERNESr-Mrs +. w. nee susie, Pat
ttrson. at her home. 1853 Bcaufait-avc.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LAUPPE-April T. at residence. 1o1 Ma
polcon-st.. Barbara Lauppe, agcd 90
years. beloved wife % Andrew
Lauppc. mother OF Mrs Julia Rcck
lcin. Emma Edward C.. Charles A..
Alfred a. Lauppc Funeral Monday
AT 80 D. m. from residence.
NcCAFFRf-Apri 5, at residence. 81
Iulford-avc.. billiard NJ. infant son
OF Rose and the late Thomas Nc
CaffrY aged years. Funeral Nor
day az $50 D. m
MCMAHON April :. 1910. Margaret T..
aged age r,y eaMf fahaghter Of J9h gro A
residence. 50 Palms ave Monday at
"a. m. and from Holy Rcdccmcr
church 81 $50 a. m.
PIEBRON-April =, 1910, Chas. Joseph.
aged ! year II days beloved son Of
Daniel and Anna Pierson tneo
DOhtsch). at residence l66 East Ad-
ams-ave. Funeral Monday. 5 o'clock
from house. $50 from ST Mary's
church.
SCHMIDFK E--April s. at his home. 500
FIeld-ave.. Ferdinand +. beloved hus-
band OF Amelia aud father OF Her
Sehmidtke. aged 20 years Funeral
Monday. D. m. from residence.
STI,VENS--April 8, 1910. Charles. he
loved husband OF Elizabeth stevens.
at hls residence. 313 Michigan-avc.
Notice of funeral later.
VAN ONERMEER - Ethel aged :
months IS days. beloved daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs J Van Ovcrmcc. (nec
WenigeD, died April :. 1910. at AS
Hcndttcks-st
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
WEEKLY a,Nk STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. April 9-The weekly
s.atcmnt Of the ssociatcd banks. as Is
sued today. shows the following
changes Reserve on all deposits, do
crease. fflT-.tf5. reserve on deposits
other than United states decreas So
! 1880, loans, decrease. S9.2ff 500.
specie. decrease. S1.9l5.30O. legal ten
ders decrease sfoJ.s00. deposits. de-
crease S22 900. 900. CirculatiOn. de-
crease si07,j00, total loans S1.232. S21, -
300 The surplus ~ thc banks rs 81 81
3-l $50 against S1o.G2S.725 last year and
S5l15f,250 two years ago
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
cItIc,GO pRoDrcr

CHICAGO. April 9-Butter Cream
cry. extras. Sic. hrsts soc. dairy eN-
tras &c, hrsts. 2jc Eggs--Prl mc
nrsts, 20. nrsts. zoe Chccsc--TwiEs
l3Nl3iRc. young Americas. ian ~. 49,.
daisies. 14n14i4c Live poultry
KEYS, i5c fowls, l9m19ife. spring
chickens. lPn1gtac. ducks. 1914 q IL Z. e.,
gceae. - N &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich. April New
corporations: Newaygo Chair Co.
Newaygo. 100000; HyCarbon Crap
hite Co. Detroit, s350,00O; principal
stockholders. William Henry Mat
thews. Toronto. Ont. and Joseph ii.
Schllnd. Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamegies extras. Bic,
frsts. 30c. dairy butter. &c. packing
stock, zoe per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 2lc dOz Receipts on SatUf-
day 1854 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
EAST nIrrAIO-Close

EAST BUFFALO. y Y. April q
Cattle-Firm prime, $3.50 %. butch
ars IS o. q e. Calves-Receipts loo.
market DUN. soc lower, common To
choice sTGS6O sheep and Lambs
Receipts Loco. active. clipped lamps.
s. SO a $50, wool lambs. s. 10 81,
Workings. ssgS so. sheep. sac 80
Hogs-ReCcipts 100. active pigs,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
CHICAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 9--CattIe--KeceTp ts
goo steady, beeves. $3.50 so; Texas.
s. l,e 80. stockers and feeders $500 y
so, cows and heiters. s. Sop ~
calves S7IS25. Hogs-Receipts 1000,
Gl0c higher. iight $40 20 q 10 90
mixed. 5000 10 65 heavy SO - g
1905 rough. sl0.35Qle.45 pigs 50 %
Ul0.3o Sheep and Lambs-ReceiptS
coo. steady. native, s4.5OQs.25, west
ern. s5a rs. lambs. native. $1.l5Q 100,
western IS Il . 30
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
JoBBING PRICES.

baked beans, lib, Dog ooc, Lsithd
si.io; standard. SIC. Table beets. 81 Is
q Lao, -Peas--Faucyi early june, s1.2S !,
standards. 81, soaked. so y zoe. salmon
-Sockeye. tall. sl65; fiat. sls5; Alas
ka reds, $3.50. Alaska pinks, 81. To-
matoes. IS q soc. succotash. SIG 10 per
Conee-Package coffee, 1OO-lb case.
Feed-Bran. So fine middlings. $50 >
So. coarse corn meal. So. corn and
oats chop, ,s25 per ton.
Flour-Michigan. patents, in WOOD.
best, ssi5: ordinary patents 50 90.
hour, Sass per bbl
Oiis-Raw Iinseed, SEC; boiled I'm
si3c. Perfection, loo; Eocene. lie.
crown gasoline. l3c per gal. turpentine.
in barrel lots. 65i3c per gal.
Proyisions-Mess pork. $3.50. famii
smoked hams. lsGlSAc. dry sailed
briskets. 10 isc. shoulders. loci picnic
hams, l3 nc. bacon, l9q zoe. ard. IN
tierces. les &c kettle rendered, 10 "a c
per 10
sugar-Retan price list for Detroit.
Delray. Crosse Pointe, Highland PARK,
North Detroit and River Rouge. Crys-
tai dorninoes 2-lo. Ss6J, do, lib sNl9,
cubes. sjs5. XXXX powdered, So %.
standard powdered. 81 granulated. eN-
ira coarse. 1870, granuiated. fine In
bulk $3.50; granulated. 2-ib cartons.
s. 50; graduated --lb cartons, So-sp,
graduated. 5-Ih cartons sos0' granu-
lated. l0-lb cartons. {515, granulaied'
confectioncrs \. s. So. No. !. So 50, 10.
?. $3.50; No. 3, So; 10 !. s9.2g 10.
5. s. 49, No. 9. $40, No. . s535 J,
j. S5-3us No. . $9e4- 10. p. s., 20 ~
50. IL s565: So. Is. 1905. Michigan
graduated. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUrTiIo-opening.

BUFFALO. April g., Special Tat
tto-Receipts , cars. steady Hogs-
Receipts l. cars strong, heavy ana
,yurkers. 5000. pigs sl1 sheep ana
an1hs-Recclpts cars. strong wool
lambs. sl0.5o. clipped $50. .yearlings'
a. ~ \ 95. wcthrrs g -5G 80, ewes,
z. u \
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cash I'm advance No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have =
advertisements charged at above
= rates Call
H0ME-CITY 1855.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have bcsa made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
vertisements ~ the same rate a.
charged with the home office:
EAST stuEi
UNCONVENTIONAL Coal Co.. t32 Can
field-ave enst
Nj, Elliott pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-ave.
Y. Brown. 1859 Jefferson ave
J. Mcpherson. 2tOO Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns
WEST sides
q. q. Eansor. S95 Grand Rivcr-ava
Turner stanton. les Myrtle-st
Il. ". priscolb. All higaD ave .,..-
w. Willard. 1tls Forrest west
W. W Urush. 594 Michigan
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
CIENEIAND.

CLEVELAND, O.. April e.-Hogs-
Receipts 800. l0c higher: all grades.
slo.T5 Cattle Receipts cars. strong.
L. m bs-- Receipts cars. 50 top. calves
Receipts 100 head. $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
Renortea for Tho TImes hy carson.
PRODUCE.

The approach Of the Jewish holiday
IS giving the poultry market strong
tone for the time being AZ lc0st The
hens. and as there are SO few OF these
coming In, buyers are taking almost
anything and paying better prices for
IL Dressed calves are moving freely
are "A little easy Ia tone. Eggs are
active and steady Receipts are quite
heavy but any surplus stock goes
right into storage Butter is only
about steady. and the market, as a
whole. was only moderated yuctive.
AppIes-Faney. S3n375. common. -
Gt3 Dbl. western box apples. s. IS
a 3 50 per box
Bannnas--Ciood skipping stock s; SO
o. . 80. according 20 quality
Brnnr-Dricd Lima. TO per 10
Ceicry--Caiifornia sfffI2s Der crate;
Florida, Sl1J92 per crate.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April Close. The late
government report is taken 10 be dpolt
bears are looking INTO the future 10.
arguments, OF which both SIDES una an
abundance OF backing Fine weather
is 10 improve conditions Tor the pea :
and the vast acreage OF spring Wheal
now being seeded under most favor
able conditions viii do the rest BuIs
saw much OF the injury In Kansas. Nj :
souri, and Nebraska is yet 70 bg 800 !
and those crops are going backWdEu
every day. Kansas reported some "a M
but not enough, ana the other south
,c.sferu states are dry. Estimates %
tho winter wheat crop vary from a9b. 81
600 900 bu to 423.0Q0.0o0 bu. The lowct
acreage that Will be shown ~ the May
report wheat Aa,t 2,-qGfef 1iNAs on
SATURDAY and worked little higher.
but the close in cash and MAY was easy
~ Bttlc change from the tnal hgur, s
OF Friday July closed with an adj
vance OF &c, and september gained = g.
slI4is Mag opened without change
~; sll4ta. advanced to Sllj. and
dropped back 20 81 = July opt F!
at ST o5 and advanced 20 81 % sep
10 81 or. 10 ! white. ti14h
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Cash
No sac. No. yellow. soc asked
cars an 44isc. closing AZ +iiec asked.
Erc-Cash No. !. 79isc asked
Beaus-C1sh 8 o6. MAY. zoo.
$3.50. October So bags at $3.50. sam
PIE u bags at s. an 50. ,' pr'm,
dislike s. sample ais Ike, 5 bags at
timothy gecd-Prim- spot. - bags
at 1855. choice. On bags at So
Receipts in the bett III MAI kef sat
ugd.y. Included cars or corn. and u
oats Withdrawals were $3.50 hH %
.curn Stocks are 4fIIlH bu OF wheat,
-cs $50 bu OF corn 2t.ao2 bu or oa's.
a.s-- bl of barley. AMI 1925 hu OF rye.
Fr.r d
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
sosToN COPPER LETTER

Reported for The Times ~ Hayden
Stone s. Co April o. COpper--The
Boston market ~ weak and liquidation
fe general throughout the active list.
The volume OF trading has been large
and many 90 the leading issues have
Arizona az GOA has lost s points cop
per Range az 80 = las lost 2ls Osccola
ls selling NJ 1872 which ~ 3 points
lower Lake Copper got as low as IS
hIf has since rallied % 30. North
Butte is one point lower and Superior
Copper 3 points lower CRANKY after
selling nt 49, has since rallied 10 -
tIorally lOwer In the case 81 Miami
tore seems 90 be very good market
foi the shares around ctr other de-
Tartncuts % The market are more or
Jess active. but are inclined 70 be weak
iu sympathy with the general copper
list
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. April The market
gysoed with heavy liquidation al
Trough the list. All the stocks were
under pressure and showed declines Of
from I 20 3 points The buying how
ever, was very much better than yes
terdav, insiders apparently being will
ing 90 take care' OF their particular
inR was noticeable in Copper Range.
Lake and Arizona Commercial After
the early rush OF liquidation was over
the tone OF the whole list improved
and the close was az the best prices
% the Day. The majority OF traders arc
still bearish and with the political out
hook as ~ is, and the metal steadily
consistent upward movement for some
time
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter galloway. %. Edith chap
man -, Detroit
Frank Lempicki, 23 Mary Debrow
alska. Il
George LaCroiN. 81. Oakwood susan
Reaudru. So. Fairyiew.
Israel klavansky. Is, Rose Levin. -
otto t. kreizingcr 20; Ann NJ Ebert
90
John Dee. %, Helen Barney q
Rudolph Rosenberger -, Mary Jerz-
kfvtCrz. 10
stewart Richie. %, Wiuabelle Holt
man. %
Geor@e l. Veslock. 25 Elizabeth X
ColgVOVc. -.
Anderson ". Sherwood. 81. Bessie
Stuart. -
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11

AT ONCE hrst-class sample
automobile radiator men; best
OF wages Apply Detroit
Radiator Co. 1000 Jefferson
East.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.

Fond quotations. furnished bv Hay
lon stone x Co, April
The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
ARMY HOTEL.

high grade low priced hotel for mon
only open all night. single rooms.
Zoe and 3oc per night. special weekly
rates freo baths. free phones. $50
Lafayette biVd