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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-16

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March 2-WHEAT-StOsI IN elevators.
6667N bushels, shipments from elevators, u.co
bushels Graded lots Ct No. . red afoat. Quotable
n1minally at l2iz pcr blshel at the close Settling
prices; No. red, Western. l-i5. No 2 red, rs
Ne nd, 10: steamer. Ne. 2 red. lisa steamer,
No red Western. LIZA
CORN-StoCk IN elevators 2 ga 80 bushels, ship
msnts from elevators ID bushels. Graded lots Of
No white corn aholt. NORMALLY az 70 per bushel,
and yellow mixed, a1oat, az GA pr bgsheL
Demand fair for prime corn of both coors. Track
yellow. for domestic delivery, az 6szs69 per boshel
for car lots On spot. Cob com is qu0tabls ct 36ol
$50 par barrel for car loads prime yellow on spot
Settling prizes: Contract. c.; SPOT No. ? white.
6gs steamer, mixed 6i1t Ne. mixed, q
OATS-St0ck in elevators, - sD bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 65sl bushels White No. 2
as 70 weight, 52ha55; do, No 3. as to weight 5ls
So No, 4, as 10 weight, 5oa5Ii DO, mixed. No. p
81; do. Nc. ;. 5la5lH.
RYE-stock in elevators Sl2 bushels; slip
ments from elevators. 2.Z9 bushels. No. ryo,
Western, domestic 5a90; No. rye, Western, do
nestle 5las3; No. ? rye tnar by, S0ssl.
FLoUR-Winter extra. 4zs4.75; do. clear, 505a
SIS; do. straight. 55a545; do. patent. 5sCaS90
spring, clear. 4loa495; do. straight 5.25s55o d.
patent 5.0a575i city mills best patent AS; do
high grade patent, as do, straight, SIS; choice
family go; do extra 460ai.15. re four medium
to choice. 4Ze:.5o; corn meal. per 1ej lbs 1e0aLIa
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

A good volume of trading was placed
on the record Of the local stock exchange
yesterday. and the market was active in
spots. While many issues were entirely
neglected. others were in large demand
and the trading at times was quite spir-
tied
Washington Gas was the leader OF the
market. Sales amounted to 1850 shares.
but bids were put in for 100 share lots.
for which the broker making the bid Of
fered as high as 20. The sales were on
the basis OF 70I-S 10 60 "a Near the END
Of the trading one broker offered to sell
500 shares Of gas at 90. but no bid was
entered for that amount.
Railway shares were in fair demand.
Capital Traction selling at 1S2 rs. Rail-
way preferred at 80 and 81 IL offered for
a considerable amount of the common
stock. Railway per cents sold after call
at Sc Is TO Sc Ia
Announcement was made OF the quar-
terry dividend Of 11-2 per cent on Lans-
ton stock. the books 20 be closed on
March l5
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March c-Quotations furnished by Bal
um0re Fruit and Produce Association follows:
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy To-. s2a9g's imitation.
22a26 prints. ia-ib. Sa1 do lib. 3oaS3; blocks.
2-lh E7s5i dairy prints Maryland Pennsylvania,
and Virginia. 2la2l; Iowa and Northwestern ladle,
8s2l
EGCs-Maryland. Pennsylvania. ard nearby frsts.
Ter dgz. . do Eastern Shore Mar lard. and Viz
Cinia 70. Weston drsis. -. do. West Virginia. 20
d.. North Carolina. 81
LIVE POULTRY old hens heavyweight; d. l7ls
do lightweight Eiz, old roster 20; Young chick
ems, eH5lee, I9agoi ro'lsh aHd' F3o, l5al5i winter
chickens. 2 lbs. and under. uer lh ZiaZj: turkeys.
hens choice 2la5 Young E1ablers. 2a2l Old toms. u
rough and noor l0ail. ceesa Western and southern.
lsali; Maryland and Nugna. l5al6. pigeons. Young.
IaT 3. do DID, - ducks. large. d.. 1saD; do.
small. Il Aiusc1Ty and m0ngrel, l61Ei do. white
Pekins. ls: guinea fowl, old, EACH >, DO. young
u los. and over, -
DRESSED POULTBY-Turksys. choice young.
small. per TO- -; Medium 70 large. 21a23, do.
fair n good IaZ5. old toms per IN. BAD, chick
ems, straight Young snail, yer 10. laaO; do. mixed,
young ard old i.alsl ducks choiae, far per 10, la
y; capous. large, pr ln, 9a2s medium. 25a3ii small
and slips 4aEl.
GA3lE-Dacss mal7rd. rsr pair. heavy weight. 70
slo; blaeshsads, a,C. r-iAe4ds, L-5al5oi canvas
back. I5oa2o2
P0TATOEs-Whre near b. per b1sbel prime.
l5a5oi do, Eastern Shore, pep bgshe ssi5; do.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, pine. $3.50;
CO.. sgc1nds slai5; do. New York, prime ssas0;
d.. Western, prime. sac; sweets, yellow, Ier
hbi.. Eastern Shore Virginia. LzaL75: do, North
Carolina, Ter bhl.. l7laZn Richmond l5N2O0;
Delaware l75a2D: vans, Maryland and Virginia.
L25ll54; Sorth Carolina, bright lZal.N
GREEN FR-ITs AND VEGETABLES Apples,
Nsy land and Virginia. pr DBL. fancy l75s2 q
do fair. L25li.s0, do. Western Maryland ard Penn
alsanm. packed 20a3a; do. New Yara. assorted.
25,a303; beets Florida, per bunch. isT. cabbage.
New York State. pr ton. 3oo0a11oQi Florida. per
crate, 20a275; et'ery. Michigan pr bunch. 55a55
do New YORK State. crate 4t1s5-Jo. uanbeuies
Cape Cod per Dbl. 30af50. do. box. L50a2o0. en-.
Cumhers. Florida. up basket. 50oa6o0, egEplants.
Florida. per crate. 3.51i.51 uapsfruit. Florida per
box 25oaioo, kale. N0sf3iS pr bbl 5a75. lettuce.
Norfolk and North Carolina, peF basket, 75aLo5,
Florida Per basket. 1.51a20); onions New Y0rk and
Western. peg busbel 65asS; DO. Maryland and Penn
sylvania, yellow per bIshel e5als oranges. Florida.
PER box LSa2-5o. peas Florida, Per basket soca
So squash. Florida, per crate. L5a2-5. spinach.
native. pr box. e. No1olk, pr bhl 75aI50; string
beans Florida, green bus. 15laA00, strawberries.
Florida. Per quart. 5oa5o; tomatoes, Florida, per
carrier fancy. L51a550; tgruips. native. pr buShel,
Ga63
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 2-BUTTER- Recai pts to-da-
were as packages The market is higher anl
hrmer on top grades q creamery. Creamery spe
Gals, ss'zi creamery extras, ,2i; creamery frsts
ais; state dairy. coed 90 choice -; process spe
Gals. II; Western imitation creamery. fists. e
CHEESE-Receipts to-day were II8 boxes. Tht
market Is firm. State fuil cream fan specials. Is
state fun cream. fan make. fancy. I7't State ful
cream, fan make. coed 10 prime 164 skins. specials
l4i2; SKINS. fan make. gDod 70 prime. "a
EGGS-Receipts to-day were ~ cases. Tht
market suffered heavy slump this morning. Til,
receipts were liberal and despite an active demand
sellers were unable to check deliveries. state Of
Pennsylvania and near by henneTy. white fancy y
State Of PENNSYLVANIA brown henneTy, fancy, Is
fresh gathered extras, =; fresh gathered frsts o.
OATS-Steady; hheess demand No 2 white 51i.
asa; No 3 white. 55asSil: No 4 white, 52isa53
natural and clipped white, on track. 55a55lz
FLOUE-Steady, demand moderate, Karsa.
straignts, 525a559 IN sacks; soft staights 55a575
IN barrels; spring PATENTS. 6l5a6.l5 il barrels
spring clears 475a5oo.
RYE FL0UR-s;eady: trading IS inactive Good
10 choice brands quoted at i2a460.
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Neglected and nominal
at 20a205
CORNNEAL-Stead small business Kiln-irie1
for expert so, coarse neal in bags. L4LIsG
HAY-Receipts, 40 tons firm; demand is fair
Prime timothy ll5aL9); No. J. 1.l2sal.Is: No. 2
Les; Nc :. 95sl,0o
sTRAW-RoceiDts, IS tons; steady: quiet trade
Long re, s@s5
BEEF Firm; moderate business. Packet. l5ma
l6o3. family T.00alS00
P0RK-Steady: light supply. Mess 155la16m
family. 2SOoaZ700.
LARD-StroUg; demand inactive. Prime Western
A.05. city. $50; refined Continent ha0: South
American. Hl5 refined Brazilian. kegs. IS7s., oleo-
stearine Bale; lard stearine. finn; New York, EIR
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York March 2-CATTLE- Receipts. 22g
head. Steers were Ia very light supply COWS steady
to 70 10 cents higher The yards were cleared.
Common 70 prime steers sold at 50ga7l0 per 100
lbs; oxen. SIS; bulls AO)a5 %; COWS 275a5Z5: two
extra heavy fat COWS. 55oa565 respectively. Dressed
beef slow az last quotations
YES-Receipts l.770 head. Prices were STEADY
to 3 cents higher. compared with YESTERDAY
sales Of Feals; barnyaHi calves weak The pens
were cleared. Common to choice Feals sold at
8eali00 per 100 lis. Dressed calves slow at llaIs
for city dressed EcalS
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Receipte. s. fss head. Trade
was very limited. but lambs were firmly held and
sheep full steady. Common to good sheep lewesJ
sold at 5oos650 per 100 lbs. Dressed mutton steady
at llalS pr h. dressed lambs 14i6al6; country
dressed dollhouse lambs. 40oall00 per carrass
HOGS-Receipts 6.7s9 head Prices we're 10 to Is
cents higher Light % mediuni-reeht rigs included
sold NJ 990alcID ger 100 IbS CsssatFy dreased
hess steady at Eal3
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- 49, are wholesale.l

BUTTER Creamery. fancy SOaSl; do, Arsts. "a
80; do seconds 27a28: process fancy 2Ge27; do.
fair 10 good Ia9S: dairy. choice. 4a25; do. good
2la23; store-packed, lsa0
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy fats
III do, small ia; do. large. u.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, Teturnable cases. d Wes
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnable cases
I5a25; Tennessee, returnabie cases 3; North Caro-
Ina, returnable cases *
LIVE POULTRX-Chickcns. spring large per h.
&s22; do medium 2Oa22; do. medium, small. 22a2l
hens. small per b.. IS: do large }S ROSTERS rel
and over Hals; geese, Per H., loal2; do. fancy Ia
IL; turkeys. toms per ID, 3; do, hens 2a26: do
thin. i0ai2; keats. per H.. Is.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys choice undrawn
hens. Der ID. 26aL; average, undrawn, mixed 25a2s
chickens. Per d., pas chickens and hens mixed
1899 capcns. 5-lb. average. Per h. 25a26: do
small. Za2l; slips Per h.. lsa23; hens choice, pei
ib lsals; ROSTERS per h., 10; ducks PER b.. lsae0
geese, Ter d., ualG
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country, sugar cured
l6alS; hogs. small and neat. per cwt., uis; do. me
Glum TO heavy. 10; do. rough 71zas
DRIED FRtITS-Apples sliced fancy 5lsa6: DO
sliced bright, 5a3i2s do. quarters bright s. cher.
ries, l2al5i hackberries T whortleberries. l2Ik
GBEES FRUITS Apples, loose per bbl.. l6oal. So
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per bbl %; sweet DO
tatoes, Per Dbl, rev, 2oa25o; yams. pei Dbl. 150a
sUNDRIEs-BeesT 2sas0; tallow. eaelk: gin.
seng Per ID. 50oa5.50i seneca. per h., 30: golden
seal, 4aal5; pink l2al4f mandrake Gas: snake root
81 walnut kernels dry l2lzaI5i black walnuts. Del
100 lbs. leo
WOOL AND HIDEs~ Wool, unwashed. free o.
burs per H., &a29; WOOD bury 5a23 hides, green,
per ID, 9; do, dry, l3afS; shespskins, green each
I5al00: do. Dry 25a60; talfskins eeeen' each 10,
muskrat, each, 70; do. black. - do. Kits. .
skunk each, black. 2sas CO; mink. esch 40oa5 %.
rabbit ssol each, l. epossum. each. soa58. raocoon
each, soelg9 ieS, rsa slch l0Oa1.5o. do, uay.
each 15alW.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hobs & Co men.
6eu Of The Chicago Board Of Trade. Hib5s Build
ine
Chicago. March Wheat opened steady to a fnc-
: tiou lower Further liquidation appeared ia both
May and july wheat Buying against downs and ou
resting orders steajed the market around liza fol
May and l0 for July. Damage reports came iu
from the Southwest, ard a ralH Il about a cent
took place. easing again tbe low point TIE mar-
net vas nervous, with local professionals hearishT
inclined Local car lots, "a. with u estimated fl
to-marroW.
Corn vss heavy al DAY and closed at a decline q
= cent bushel Cash houses were sellers and the
buylng power limited. The cash position shows
no improvement, buyers holding 81 here owing 10
lack If demand Prices for sample lots were = O.
10 lower. Eastern reseIfrs az % under c1st e neu
shipments. Local car lots. sc. With - cars est
mated for tomorrow.
Oats were narrow, with snail change in prices
though the market was loEer in sympathy partially
with weakness IN other gains Eery little speclla-
tive trade al tia mcmcnt- Cash market Re Ioyef
Local car lots, lis, with 10 cars estimated for To-
morrow
Provisions again ruled higher Lard and ror.
showing the most strength On 8 large general de
mhnd, IN which packers and spectators t51ms G.
them shorts competed Ter the offerings which al
times were scarce. However around top prioa ths
leading holders were credited with heavy sales al
lard and rihs, and this pressure caused same set
hack the market closing stes3y, The further al
vance in The log market and blIlsh statistics var
the leading factors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. March alive hogs were generally 10
higher. The receipts were estimated at aO0Oe lett
over from Yesterday 70; estimated receipts To-
morrow. Zsoe0 Bulk of prices. ss5alOO0 Eshts.
e6aae,95; mixed and butchers 965al0GJ heavy,
97oal0l0 rough. heavy, 97oa9S s.; yorkers 9soaggQ:
pigs. G65aaGJ.
Cattle were l9al5 higher: estimated receipts lL0p
Reeves 5.0oaSl5; COWS and heifeTs 255a6 20: TEXAS
steers. 450a5o0; stockerss and feeders. 358a6oO;
Western s.70aG50
Sheep were strong 10 10 higher; estimated 70
ceipts. 1900 Natives 50oa7 So Western. 55oa7. %
yeaFiings, 'soas1ji lambs, s0aa95o; Western lambs
19g1o.G
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". g. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York, March z-CO1tOn moved upward. Il
impelled In that direction partly by reports Of
large freight engagements Of cotton fer Liverpool
well-knoWn member Of the trade engaged l5.o90
bales for Liverpool late on Tuesday and rgmors
were current to-day to the effect that anywhere
from 4009 10 S0e00 bales win be shipped ont. One
had it that zoo bales had actually been engaged.
Prom sources that ought to be we'll informed it was
learned thar about 6o009 bales would ultimately be
exported This IS understood to be tor March and
April shipments.
Futures advanced l3 % - points closing steady
Es4{rnafad sale an hale
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York March Mooney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al % per cent highest 3,
lowest -. closing "a Per cent. Most Of the day g
loans were made at o. PER cent.
Time money vas extremely dull and a shade
easier IN tone. due to lack Of demand By stock Gem
mission houses Rates were 81 per cent for sixty
days, sgassl pcr cent for ninety days. 81 per cent
for four months, 3]iai per cent for five and six
monlhs.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom. meeting uith a good demand. Notes 4i.a
~ per cent for sixty to ninety days Inducements
4sza5 Ter four 70 six months single names. and ~
Der cent for others.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
"a PER CENT. LOANS CAN BE Ne
gOfIatcd through us on business
property, centrally located
HEISKELL G. McLERAN,
1903 III 1t. NV.
HIGHWAY BILL AMENDED.
Commissioners Plan to Change De
Election in Proposed Road.

Several amendments were made yes
terday in the bill to authorize changes in
tie system OF highways which was re-
turned to the House District Committee
by the Commissioners.
A straight extension of a highway,
known as Broad Branch road, which now
follows closely the lines Of the old county
road, also known as Broad Branch road
as far as Rittenhouse street e ex-
tend the highway according TO present
plans would cause considerable in con-
venience to the section lying in Maryland.
Property has been sold and houses erect
co along It's boundaries
The change proposed is TO defect the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made nj Lowest RateE of interest
". H. WALKER. 729 18th ST. nv.

proposed highway from its intersection
with Rittenhouse street to conform prac-
tically with the present constructed road
This will affect but go feet of the pro-
posed highway. and will obviate the ne
eessity for abandoning the old road and
building complete new highway.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
WALL STREET NEWS
Upward Movement Shows
Faith in Present Market.
RAILROAD REPORTS ARE GOOD
Earnings for January Larger Than
Those for December, and steer
Corporation Also Expected 10 Make
Highly Favorable Showing in COM
ing PamphIet-stock supply Small.

New York. March 2-The upward move
ment in stocks continued to-dey and IT'S
distinguishing feature was that II attain
ed greater breadth than It has in the in-
mediate past. The strength was not con-
fined to one stock or even 10 one or two
groups of stocks, but was general 1t
seemed to betoken turning over Of opin-
ion on the part Of larger number OF
professional spectators to the view that
for some cause or other, which, II not
clearly understood, was yet making its
power abundantly apparent and prices
were moving in steady and sustained
way to higher levels
Doubtless, observers Of the class de-
scribed were Impressed more than by any
other fact By the obvious circumstance
1hat the floating supply of stocks in the
market had become very considerably re-
duced, and that efforts to buy any large
quantity of stock. even in an active issue,
compelled higher bids therefor.
Odd Lots Taken.
For this one highly probable explanation
IS that the volume of securities purchased
for investment IN ODD lots and otherwise
February is now shown by the event 10
have been much larger than was com
monty thought at the time. and il may be
said that a more or less belated discovery
OF this nature follows the accustomed
zprecedent in such affairs.
There are. however. additional reasons
aside from those thus afforded from a
study OF purely speculative forces for the
rising tide in prices which first became
clearly defined AT the beginning of the
present week II is obvious that business
throughout the country. while fl has mod
Grated. the lively and excited pace that
it was following at the close of last year
IS still exceedingly prosperous. Every re
port of railway earnings that has come
to hand for the month Of January has
been strongly calculated 10 induce opti-
mism and all the more so because these
statements in the main represented an
improvement oyaer December business.
Other Good Reports.
In addition to the extraordinary annual
report of the Pennsylvania made public
yesterday there came to-day the exhibits
Of the Louisville and Nashville. Reading,
Erie. Chesapeake and Ohio. and Norfolk
and Western roads, and these were all
such as TO beget a feeling on the part of
those who read them that commercial and
su7eFuanule affairs IN tho United states
were af,er all In a. pretty sound state.
It was rum0red to-day that the PAM
phlet report of the United States Steel
Corporation for last year soon TO be pub
Ished would be Of surprisingly favorable
character and thai particularly the item
'%of cash surplus now IN the hands of the
corporation would' be found to be very
large
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whtat. Per bushel 1loal25 corn, she'll
ca Der hushel l5aSe cob. 4.00ai ; per Dbl: oats,
western, white, No. ?. per bJshel 56a60 mixed. per
n0shel. 54a5s; bran, per ton. 5000, middlng, per
ton. 9Go
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay, Western, No. /, zi.Oea
LtS; No 2, 200 mixed, Z.05 loose at local
scales, 1a.eA Straw. re. bundle. T0O: straw, rye.
machine thrash. 100. straw. wheat puF Ton Goo,
straw, sat. PCT ton, A0o
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
Mife AIIeges IniiaeIitr.

Alyce Sylvia Kidwell yesterday filed
suit for absolute divorce from Frank T.
Kidwell, alleging inhdelity They were
married August s, 1904. in this city. ana
there are no children.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtIa. per cwt., 55oa6.O0; butcher, Goh
$50; common, 20oa3.00
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross, .50ae.00; ordinary, $50.
sHEEP-Prims, 4.00a5 %; common, 2o0a3W
LAMBS-Choice. per ID. saSls medium. :.
ALVES-Prime. Per b.. 9; medium. 8; common.
laIls: grass. 4a5-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03

Mht-Al -lsoetfi IElt inquiry No / Duluth %
arrive. LSz Ne red, f. O b.. 1854 No. 2 hard.
New York {. O. b., 10; No / macaroHi Ill. T. o..
b.; No. Manitoba. f. @. b.. 10 arrive. Ii3 Ez-
psgters took two loads Manitoba
COkN-steady; trade quiet. Steamer mixed %
NJ. elevator 7liz 60 arrive No. e f. O. b 5ssa.
No yellow. T. o. b. 7lis. Exporters took four loads
RYE-SioW, nominal. No. 2. f. o. b.. 90
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs 4 Co.,
members II the New York Stock Exchange. Hibts
Building.
Cali money: Open. 27s high, 5; low %; close )
SALE nP STOCK by HOURs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-03
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Finish. of course, with the usual
cork hub.
Later on when you come TO build
more complicated fiiers, all OF these
instructions will come mighty handy.
Fig. shows you one Of the simplest
kinds Of power plants. Here the pro-
peller Is shown In front at p, being
Glued TO cork hub, as shown
Through the center OF this cork hub
runs wire shaft, bent into a loop at
the outer end, (n), 80 the shaft will
always turn with the propeller. On
the inside is a hook (J), to which one
end OF the rubber bands is attached.
Next 70 the cork hub Is q tin wash.
or. t, merely little piece OF metal
with hole through the middle. Then
comes a glass bead, &. strung on the
wire shaft, and then a second washer,
I. Back OF this the wire shaft runs
through a fair sized hole In the front
end OF the flying machine frame. The
rubber bands run between the hook,
]. on the propeller shaft, and another
hook, X. at the other end OF the frame,
these rubbers being looped together to
obtain sufficient length 80 they need
be stretched but little to All the
space between the hooks
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
THIS DAY IN HISTORY.

July 20, 1864, the
army OF the Ten.
inessee began a
worship OF Gen.
John A. Logan that
lasted until the day
OF his death. Gen.
Logan had never
gone to school at
West Point. but
somewhere he had
learned to hpht
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
HAS Your Husband Realized
Your ONE Big Requirement?

Many, many times the youthful
dream Of sweet sixteen proves to have
been nothing really very important
after all, in later years-a dream our.
grown as real life develops, and some.
times even a dream one is ashamed
OF later on.
But many girls BIG requirement
in her husband has been somethin
really large and ignificant-some.
thing which meant happiness to her
IL Prince Charming possessed II, ar,
years of unhappiness II he proved
lacking.
Won't you write to me and tell me
OF your dream, and its realization or
disappointment? Whatever IL is, OF
grave, or gay, there's apt to be some
thing In your experience worth the
reading by those girls Of today who
are standing now on the edge OF that
new country into which you have
passed.
Your story may help them to either
realize their ideal in husband, or
change the ideal to something better
and nobler. Be sure your confidence
will be respected. Names will not be
published. II Is experiences | want.
for the benefit of the whole sisterhood.
Address Cynthia Grey, care of The
Times.