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The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

w. w. GOODMAN,
Postoffice address, 226 Chipeta Ave,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Place OF residence. 226 Chipeta Ave,
Grand Junction. Colorado.
Place of business, 226 Chipeta Ave,
Grand Junction, Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Continued.)
(Vote for One.)
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

STEPHEN II. FITZGARRALD,
Place of residence, 219 N. Fir. ST.,
Telluride, Colorado.
Postoffice address, Telluride, Colorado.
Place of business. Telluride, Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

HELEN NJ. WILSON,
Postoffice address. 1410 Grant Street
Denver, Colorado.
Place OF residence, 1410 Grant Street
Denver. Colorado.
Place of business, 141O Grant Street
Denver, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

ZEE
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
ELLIS RETURNS FROM
CONFERENCE WITH TAFT
Says There Is No Misunderstandin9
Between Himself and President
In Ohio Politics.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March S-Re-
turning 10 Colun pus from WashingtOh
today. Wsie n. Ellis. chairman OF the
Republican stat" executive committee,
appeared in a better frame CT miad
than for some time.
Il didn't go TO Washington 10 sec
the president, bur had a most salts
factory talk with him. said Ellis.
The primary OBJECT of my visit was
in connection with tho cases again (
the teef trust Inc president mad me
at the White House al luncheon and
We had heartv laugh over the *
element others seem 10 be- indulginS
IN over his letter 10 United States
Marshal Davis.
There is absolutely no misunder-
standing between the president ard
myself am going 10 do everything
in my power 70 get the Republican
rarty in Ohio together and keep IL 20
sether and in this the president is with
me. He ISN'T going TO dictate, but Nc
is ar Ohio Republican and he is viz
tually Interested in seeing up put up
Il united front
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

.. a finished lambs Mature sheep
arc furnishing the sensation in this
branch OF the trade The demand Tor
fe"vy mutton is imperative at this
tine and there IS very little stock ON
feed with which TO satisfy tHis de-
mand Heavy sheep are selling So per
cwt higher than AT this lime last year
with good prospect Of going much
higher before the season is over
Tho resl force OF the meat famine
j. being felt more severely IN the hog
department than In any other branch
Of the trade, simply because more
pork Is consumed BY the laboring
classes than OF all other kinds or meat.
Scarcity IN the hog department does
not mean what IL does In other branch
o. OF the rade. for consumption is no.
reduced o. any such extent by high
prices Buying by the packers. direct
rom the feeder IL one OF the striking
features of the trade current lfade.
THIS sort OF thing is modifying the en-
tire situation by causing diminution
in Ga'ly receiputs which does nos faith.
fully reflect the number OF hogs NOV
Ing on any particular day The trade
notes the failing OF in receipts ana
the result is excited competition
among buyers which drives prices up
ID abnormal levels There are those
who freely predict that live hogs Will
sell at Sl5 per cwt. before the present
rise is checked.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
By II. II. MACK.

iSmlAc o: serious proportions. Il Will
Je many years before ,he foundation
stock OF breeding cattle n the hands
o. American farmers can be- place /.
as2in Oh normal basis Mich COWS
continue o. be- scarce and veal calves
are selling al he very extreme hig
point OF the seasons business
Lambs usually mold their own with
'cai calves and top odt hogs Of the
same quality nearly 81 per cwt. The
present ear ia an exceptional one in
This respect and the spread which now
exists between the selling price OF
fogs calves and lambs RIll not narrow
much until the great croy of lambs
which Colorado feeders have been
making ara forward. one thing
should not De forgotten By the pV0phct
o! nigh prices. namely. that IL takes
much smaller number OF lambs 90
SATISFY the needs OF the trade than
wien prices were lower In ordinary
yeafs the lambs that Colorado is just
now sending 40 market would have
very little influence on the trade: this
1 year Few nigh-pficed lambs are made
I ~ 90 long way and ahe market IS,
therefore, extremely sensitive and cas-
I hy eVer-supplied The wool and peli
uade has recently been subjected "a
serious notifications and this Is an.
other good reason for dullness in this
branch ~ the business. II looks like
! a good time, nevertheless, 70 dispose
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
livestock Prices Continue to Soar.
Country Faces Serious Meat Famine

The livestock situation seems 10 De
gaining strength every ga. prices are
rising higher and higher As iuil cOnyic-
tIon OF che country-UidC scarcity 81
meat animals comes home 10 tae peo-
PIE.
In the cattle division he situation
il a peculiar one Many conditions
which prevailed early ia The seascl
are now completely reversed. During
the late summer aud fall feeders were
holding on and many like.y Young ca
tie were gathered IN BY butchers and
slaughtered Prices paid Tor slaugh
ter were higher than the feeder would
stand for. Now complete change
has come over the trade and feeders
arsN competing sharply with butchers
TO- the few likely young cattle ;un-
ming Prices recently paid for feed
ing cattle In western markets are
more than 81 higher than the same
grade OF cattle couia have been
bought for three months ago ! Few
bands OF well-bred big ooned steers
have sold IN The Chicago market To-
feeding purposes at tine eXtraYaganJ
price Of 800 per cwt. ana evidently
the end IL not quito set. The informa-
<sicn coming IN to The big houses from
every direction. seems 20 be burdenei
with the phrase no cattle" ard even
the most pronounced bears on Pack
inghouse row are willing 10 acknowl
edge tia; the country is facin. a beet
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
THREATEN TO ENJ0IN
ANN ARBOR SCHOOL BOARD
Ncn-Athiesic Committee Hands Down
It's Decision ~ Log Book Matter
Severe Terms Stipulated.

ANN ARBOR, Mich March s.
ESPECIAL The non-athletic board ci
high school,, today handed down Is
decision in the Log Book mattes.
The board provides severe punishment
for the beard or editors of the public@-
ton in the EVEN they refuse 10 dis
pose of the edition in dispute The
editors inserted the names OF Two
students ON the title page OF the pnbli-
cation after having been ordered nct
10 do so by Principal Smalley, where
upon the latter promptly confiscated
the edition and announced that II
could not be placed on sale until the
names OF these two students had been
blotted out Following this practically
all the high school students signed Al
agreement not TO purchase log book
under such conditions.
The decision of the non-athletic
board is that the expurgated edition
must be sold by March %. Failure 10
sell 1t will result in the expulsion from
school OF Managing. Editor Kohler AMI
Associate Editor Brewster IL Will
also be recommended that they MAJ
never be granted a diploma from the
high school here.
They are also prohibited from hold
ing any Office in the school hereafter.
The pupils talk of securing an injunc
ton to prevent the boards orders
from being put into effect.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
-----------------
COLLECTOR ON TRIAL.
Z. A. Chown Accused Of Writing
Threatening Letters.

That there arc iIalts TO the length
20 which collection agency may 20
IN frightening reluctant debtors is IA,
lesson TO Dc draw from the trial OF &.
a Chown. Of Lima. o.. now going on
in the federal district court. Chown
established branch OF his collection
business III Battle CreeS some titae
ago and undertook the collection ot
"A aumber of accounts by means OF 4
series of letters.
These letters are pronounced 10y
the government officials To be threat
ening in their nature and Chown faces
a severe sentence in case the jury
ahds him guilty Tnc case has brought
i'm "A number Of witnesses from Battle
Creek, including Mayor John Bailey.
Ct that city. who is attorney for on1
OF the DEBTORS threatened
our methods are unusual. undc-
sirable and urrcienting. was one CT
tn, amiable statements made in a e..
ter from the Chown agency.
Testimony adduced I'm the case
Tuesday morning indicated that the
Claims were OF a doubtful nature, 10
say the least
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
$4,000 AUTOS
MADE IN 1903
Michigan Plants Show Remarkable
Increase in the Past Year-Fhnt
Plant Leads in Production.

LANSING. Mich. March s-(Spe
oial.) According 10 The reports OF IN,
automobile industry Is compiled by
the state labor commission and nov
mace public Tor the srst time there
are employed q total OF 2,ss6 men
while at least 5000 men are employed
In the Michigan plants which mant'
(scture accessories. Th!rtythree es-
adjustments were inspected in 1909
Every one reports an excellent outlook
for business Tor the coming year. The
total amount invested In the plants Is
s2i.5S162e. the average for each plan.
being sl07l.4S7 Eighteen establish
ments have increased theh capital
since organization The annual capac
ity OF The plants. aggregated. is I'll
Goa cars, the average capacity being
s232 cars.
The Buick. OF Film; led I'm 1909 with
an output OF $500 machines, the
EMF. OF Detroit. eas second with
$4,000 cars. the Ford. OF Detroit. was
tAiro with $3.50 ears. and the Cadlllac
fourth with l2.4Sa cars.
The REQ Motor Car company led
Lansing Arms with an output OF $500
ears, the Olds Motor works was Sc
ond with 3.l2C mach mes. and Clark &
Co. was third with an output OF Las
machines
The last canvass II the automobile
industry was made in 1908 AZ tha1
t.me the value or the output. accord
ing 10 the labor commissioner re-
port. was $4,000 000 while In 1903
il reached sl35 600 coo. The capita!
invested IN 1905 was $4,000 600. al
1903 il was s3i 800 000 The annual
output OF cars in 1905 was - $50
while in the past year 1t reached
I'll 40 cars.
The number or workmen employed
ia 1905 vas $3.50 "a compared with
;he 1895 now in the employ OF con
Germs
In 1909 the aggregate daily wages
paid TO the workmen was sf5.i70
making 4 daily average per man OF
s27G
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
|FC0RMICk ANO
'InOTHER CONVICT
ARE CAUGHT
Detroit Bandit and Kalamazoo Muir.
derer Are Run Down Near Grass I
Lake and Returned To Jackson
Penitentiary.
They Wear Hospital Slippers and
Prison Uniforms When Captured
Injured While Making Escape.

JACKSON, Mich. March S-RoD'
ert Mccormick. slayer o. Baggage
man Minor, at Ypsilanti, and Monroe
Alderman. VINO murdered Negro ~
Kalamazoo, were captured In gFa'el
pit near Grass Lake today and Is'
turned TO Jackson prison, from when
tLey made a bold escape early MohGa5
morning.
They we're captured b. Albert Well.
mai and Horace Winfield. Ooth OF
Leoni village The prisoners said theE
were injured b. falling while making
their escape from the penltent'afy.
Both OF them wore hospital Shippers
and their prison uniforms.
A message was received here eail y
today that TWO young men ans"eflhs
the description OF McCormic6 ana
Alderman were seen 10 leave a Darl
about three miles east o. Jackson.
Ofncers started in pursuit "a an auto
mobile.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BOY BURGLAR GETS FIVE YEARS
Cecil HoIIyer, Who Confessed to
Many House "Jobs." Sentenced
BY JUDGE PheIan.

Cecil Hollyer, the boy burglar and
reform school graduate who confessed
TO nearly dozen house Jobs when
arrested by the police a few weeks
ago, will serve five years in the House
of Correction. The maximum is 10
years. He was sentenced by Judge
Phelan Tuesday morning, on his plea
OF guilty to a charge of burglarizing
the residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth Niles.
No. 29S Warren-aye. west II he be-
HAYES himself in prison another case
pending against him, in which he is
charged with burglarizing the home
OF Christian lessen No. ~ Trow-
bridge-st.. will probably be dropped.
Questioned by Judge Phelan as 10
his crimes. Hollyer was loyal to his
alleged pal, Harry Monroe. and did
not attempt To implicate the latter in
any of the jobs he has confessed TO.
You're a pretty bad boy, observed
Judge Phelan.
Yes, I'm bad agreed Cecil, start.
ing TO cry. He asked for no mercy al
the courts hands.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
SQUABBIE OVER BOILERS.
Brennan CO. Wants 10 Figure on Sew
age Pumping Equipment.

4 dispute has arisen over the speci-
fcations FOR the building of the Park
View-aye sewage pumping station.
The Brennan Boiler Co. OF Detroit.
has raised the objection thar it is
being unfairly treated and the result
OF this complaint was conference
in the mayors Office Tuesday morn
ing. in which City Engineer Root II.
Mccormick. Consulting Engineer
Theo. L. Hinchman and ]. Harvey
Williams, former boiler inspector and
now agent for the Brennan concern.
presented their views 10 the mayor.
When the fight was on over the dis
position OF the pumping station con-
tract. the Allis-Ch2!::Srs Co. repre-.
sentatiyes promised that they would
use the Brennan boiler II given the
contract Later the contract was
awarded 10 r y. Wood & Co. OF
Philadelphia, and Henry Crowther,
representing that company. promised
Williams and one OF the aldermen
that the Brennan company would re-
ceive preference II IL could furnish the
boilers required Williams later dig
covered that the contract was not
coming his way and demanded OF
Crowther TO know why this was so.
The engineers are crowding you
out" Crowther is reported TO have
said.
Williams then got busy and the con-
ference in the mayors Office was held.
After this was over il was stated that
the Detroit concern will be given
show al the contract provided ii can
build satisfactory boilers.
We willtgiye any kind OF guarantee
that is required" said Williams This
firm has been doing business In De
troit for 65 years and we deserve con-
h.. 70
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
'sHAvE?' SAYS THIEF
TO PUFF|NG COP
Culprit Pursued BY Policeman,
Ducks Into Barber Shop and Calm.
Il ly Pretends Hes the Owner

Hot on the trail OF bicycle thief. a
patrolman from Elmwo God station
rushed into barber shop at Gather
ine-st. anu Joseph Campau-aye., just
IN time To see the thief wriggle into
the absent BARRIERS coat. and turn 10
the pulling patrolman with the calm
query:
shave
When the cop recovered his equa-
nimity he remarked Nav Pinch"
and took the young man TO Elmwood
station
The prisoner gave his name as
John Anderson. ana said that he hailed
from L.uuington He stole a wheel at
Elmwood-aYe and Champiain SITS, sold
n FOR IS 10 saloonkeeper al Nc
Dougall-ave. and Mullett-st.. and with
the policeman hot on his trail. fed 20
Catherine-st and Joseph Campauavc..
where he "ducked' into the barber
shop, With the patrolman right on his
heels The barber was IN an adioin-
ing saloon. so Anderson picked up hts
coat. and calmly greeted the officer,
as though he were the real barber,
ana the ofticer prospective cus-
toner.
Another nervy piece OF Work was
that done b. John Hess. 80 years Old,
OF No. 1872 Michigan-ayeA
II. w Cole. OF No. IS Celeronst..
left his bicycle in front OF No. 2so
Micbigan-ave., while be went IN 20
fix a gas pipe Tuesday morning. He
took the precaution 10 paddock chain
around the running gear Hess ap-
preached. picked up the locked
wheel. placed IL on his shoulder. and
walked away with Il. cole happened
70 see him do il. and gave chase.
turning him over 10 Patrolman Henry
Cn,fsb
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
N1.xx- NOnh STOCK LETTER.

TIuOrt 81 Tor Tine IlfutS ~ Ut 81
e.raig i % from New York. March ;.
Pr0ft-taklng IN steel caused some
sitrbt irr. -lllarity and temporary reac %
$50 a. -. stock market this morn
M bi.t tho general tenor OF the mar :
krf was strong and the early dec IS
= r,,,,sr,d New York Central opened
biga.r ana at one time showed . ny
.adVnn.c over last nights close or I.
points The stock was well nohs ~ .oi
I've pr4ferred were strong on pros
,ants az ptssing a subsidy bill ~ con-
gress Al noon the market was ouA''
but holding steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BROTHERHOOD THE CURE.
Only Thing TO Relieve Worlds Blind
ness, Says Or. Davis.

The cure for the worlds blindness
is brorhedhood-the love OF man for
man. said DR.. Osaras Davis, in his
address at the Tuesday MONDAY Len
ten service ia the Detroit opera house.
we are all dull Of vision until love
causes us To- see. The average man
and woman is apt TO think that life
exists for him or her alone, not they
for il. We must live for others. not
for ourselves. In no way can this be
better exempl.fed than in true brother-
hood sacrificing ourselves TO be OF
service TO our brothers.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
INSTITUTES 5000 SUIT.

PORT HURON, March S.--The Good
Roads Construction Co. has started
suit in the circuit court against the
Detroit United Railway Co. for $1,000
for damages done TO the company >
steam roller when II was struck by "a
rapid car short distance north 90
Marysville. on Sept IL last. II L.
alleged in the bill OF complaint. the,
the car was behind time ana vas tray.
cling at the rate OF 90 miles per hotic
and that the steam.roler was struck
before it could be moved from the
tracks.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Markets and Finance

hgaNy. slo.65e' les, Workers. slo.5oQ
1850. piSs slcc5 sheep "a cars
active. best lambs 50 geo 10, yearlings,
sgtf9..i. wcthcrs. sNH>a5. ewes :. ~
900, talNtS s. ~ N 80,
EAST at ~ NIO-tIose.
EAST kl'llAlp. y \. March o.
Nauie None strong. prime s, 30.
but, hers. Stu6.t,. Neals- Receipts 80.
active. hislstu common 90 choice, - az
J ! 80 sleep hnd l2mbS, Receipts g
500. hctRe lambs. 30c0 Algher, sheep.
zA0 toc lNgnrr, ldmhs sS50dl0. year
mugs, s. - "a 40, sheep. 81 - $50. Hogs
Receipts llHu. active. iss.5c high
er. workers., slo.ao "a 1865. pigs. Slo,&j.
tuit ..sO.
CHICAGO March s-Cattle, $4,000
steady, heeNes. 5.e0Hs.40 Texans,
50 80 20 80, WESTERN, si.>oG $50. stock
rrs and Feeders. f3.6oH $50, COWS and
heiters, 500 a. o.. calves. $500 10
Hogs l7,VVu lic higher. light. S9.91tf
10 80. mixed. Slto5 dl045, heavy. slo.oS
~ 1890. roushs. Sip.o5 "a lo.2t. pigs. s.. -
1850 Slct ., GOO strong. native,
SOC $40. Western. 500 IA \ 10. iambs.
a..T.Nr. SAtt so. western. SNW9. $40.
CIEt EtN\D.
Glen ELANp. q March a-llogs-
Receipts loco. market Ice higher; me
diNm~. mixed and workers.. slt-5o, pigs
and lights SO. cattle Receipts 8
cars urm. Lambs Receipts ears.
strong. 500 top. calves Receipts 100
head. $1,000 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. March 9-TRe arrival Of
sample bags OF the new Arizona zip
mas revived tie interest ia the local
wool market and deale"s are looking
To Tire west more aud more earnestly
The Arizona sold at SOC clean ana IL Is
understood that Nevada g"1Ners are
holding FOR -5c on the sheep- back.
0ld stocks ar. low and IVA bat little de-
mard Values are shaded. with un-
washed ohio delaine at 2sc and fine
staplr territory al "a tfc mere j.
scarcely any movement ~ uetc"s Lack
~ interest a. reported $50 pulled wool
circles and light trading ~ the foreign
produt' The reading domestic quo &
tatlons range as follows pnin ana
Tarrstltauia Nctces-\o : washed, a.
:, 40. oeIaiue washed ~ n zoe, NIX. 81
Il 2sc. haif-biood oomhing, so e,
O. t,.c- gl.ts-b blood Comblux sou 31r,
.tarter-biood ,oluOing. .5c. delatne uu-
washed. "a 30cA tine unwashed. "a
.Nc Michigan Wisconsin, and N"w
york feeces- Fine uuWaShed 23u -bc 4.
delnlne unwashcd. ~ use; half-blood
unWashed. 35N soc Kentucky. Indiana
.ud Missouri Thre,.-ei ghth blood. 80
ms1c. quarter blood, 80 n 31c
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
MAYOR DOESN'T APPROVE.
Net in Sympathy Win Some Features
OF Civil Service Plan.

Mayor Breitmeyer does not quite az
prove OF The civil service amendment
10 the charter which will 20 10 the
council from the committee on charter
and city legislation. He particularly
disapproves of the provision which
would put laborers under civil service.
That would never do he said EN-
phatically, Tuesday The heads of
departments are responsible for the
conduct OF their work and they must
have some ability 20 select their men.
II civil service is going TO keen
men in their jobs. II must also provide
some means FOR removing them \ dis
satisfied clerk might work havoc in
A department unless the head OF mat
department has che means OF remoy-
ing him The matter is OF sutficien-
Importance to require great care II:
cons Iteration
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone * Co. March ): The market
opened Irregular with trading active.
especially IN the specialties so promt-
uent OF late North Butte continues a
feature. opening n 20, reacting 10 I n
end then a vigorous buying movement
married II nigh as - "A the highest
price reported on the present move
ment Indiana was ia good demand
and advanced IL points TO sea, new
high record North Lake - practically
unchanged in price Lake Copper -
To- quincy Is one point higher. and
Utah Cons on increased dealings ad-
vanced To 81. gain OF "a. Mass
Mining opened AZ 6ia, and then sold
down 10 Az notable loss for a stool
of this character. II has since rallied
to 50. The general list OF cOppers
continues To show Il strong undertonc
with the tendency toward higher
prices In tie industrial list Amerl-
can Pneumatic has been ~ feature al
vpncing 10 22i for the preferred, "A
gain OF 3 There has been continued
absorption OF American Telephone, and
United shoe common.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
nO>TO\ COPPER Niles

shar. sales oi March : furnished ov
Hayden stone y Co ADV -s5. Arc,
olJ 4 g., l-og Al. loo Bos * cor
200. Suite 125 6 x \. 49, g 4 H..
10. Cent % Range. $50. - w
"a L. r. 49, ELM r. -. FIR. lIS2e.
OK l,0i2 CT. 80, q 90 jt5. Ianc.
200. HelV 100 Ind 3.125. Roy. $50.
k~tr 10. Kew 100, Lake. 800, Las
SO. Mass. ..&l5 Miami 80. Men.
1870. MicE. $50, Mon. re. Nev.. 3Ss
NIP l05 y. g.. $3.50. l.. 3.5to.
Ojib 20. @ -. l50. Csc. 90 Par. 81
quincy 145, Ray. si2 he 100,
shan 90. - Marys. Is Sup. 20 ;. &
- $40. :. * =. i30. :. O.. 20. Tam.
10: Trim. 90 oil 1000 Refining SIS
DO pfd asa TT CON. 800 Wet. 49,
MIN 4S0. Wol. So. WAN. 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
podaes Brick Thrown in Window.

Minnie Link, who owns little
candy store ar No. 73l Fort-st. west.
attaches considerable Importance TO n
brick. which came hurting through a
rear window OF her store. and mar
rowly missed her Monday night. Miss
Link SAYS that she has been sub
penaed as witness against some
railroad employees, charged with
stealing from the railroads. and be.
lievcs that that fact was the cause o.,
the brick throwing. The police are
investigating.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
JAP SCHOLAR TO SPEAK.

ANN ARBOR Mich. March S.
Special Announcement is made
here today that Baron Dairoku XII
kuchi, president OF the Imperial unit
versity OF Kyoto Japan. will speak IN
this city some time this month.
Baron Kikuchi came TO America 10
deliver an address before the civic
forum IN New York city He will
speak here under the auspices or the
SIGMA Xi society
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
AlIeaed Faker Arrested.

Il. Jepson. who did business undes
the name OF the National Suit Co.
will be arraigned in the federal dis
trict court. Tuesday afternoon The
Indictment rendered against him ia
1908 charges that he took orders and
defrauded persons who paid him
money in response To his advertise
ments\ he was arrested a few days
ago In Pittston. Pa. on this indict.
ment and will be- tried here.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Child Struck by Ca

William Dewey. Ave years old. oil
No 7G Prentis-st., narrowly escaped
serious injury Monday afternoon when
struck by a Third car as he was play
ing In the street at Greenwoodave
and I.ysander-st. lie was cut and
bruised about the head. but was able
70 go home after DR. !. w Wilson. No
POI Canfeldave west, had dressed his
Injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Or. McLauehiir Has Clear Field.

DR. j : IcIaugnlin's election a
mayor OF WAN iotte for third term
is assured The Republicans nomu.
oted no candidate 20 oppose him az tho
primaries Monday although the city
IS normally Republican. John l.. SLI.
ivan, Democrat, city clerk. Will also
be re-elecred without opposition. wh.i-
the Democrats Will offer no opposition
TO James G H5rdman. 1andidate for
city treasurer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
CHIC AGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO Marion s--Buttert Cream
cry extras. Sic; hrsts 2sc. dairy eX-
tras. 80 hrsts, &c. Eggs Prime
hrsts. -4c; nrsts. &c. Cheese Twins.
I6Etl6It daisies. 1871 Ul6s.c. young
Americas. I6i- a l6a. g. Live poultry:
Tmkcys. l1c. fowls. 14la Toe, sprius
cnick,rs. 1itz n lac. ducks, Il u IL y C.,
er.,se N Re