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The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
JOBBINo PRICES.

Canned Good.-Appies, gals. s2.,s:
baked beans: lib sou 6os; Lima beans as.
standard. s5c. Table beets. 81 s5 q Lao.
ards. 81: soaked. so a zoe. Salmon
so.kcye. tall. sl.ss: fat; N,s5; Alasks
toes. $50 soc. succotash. sl9l.1o doz.
Conee-Package coree l0O-lb. case.
tl4 ESQ u. delivered
Feed-Bran s27. fne m:ddlings. $40:
81; coarse corn meal. s27; corn and
oats chop; f2s per con.
Fio".rTMichisan patents In wvoSd:,
hour, as5 per Dbl
Ous-Raw linseed. 7sc; boiled lin
seed. 79e; Diamond headlight kerosene,
crown gasoline, Ice gal; turpentine.. in
barrel lots. 90 &c per gal "a ,.
~ pork; :2s 80 q $50; mediums clear.
dry sailed briskets. l5c. shoulders,
lSHc; picnic hams, l2ta q l3c, bacon. II
Qlsnc. lard In tierces. is &c. kettle
suGar--Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe. Highland PARK.
North Detroit and River Rouge: Crys-
tai dominoes. alb, $50 do. .5-lb. ?slS:
s sSsss ' ssss NM e eos .1ai 1885,
standard powdered. Sc. graduated. ex-
ira coarse, $50. graduated, fine In
BULK. $3.50; ,granulated. Alb cartons ms
granulated. S-lb cottons, $50; granu-
lated. lob cottons. eo.75; granuiatsd.
2s-ls cottons, ss.e5. diamond a. $40.
5. 1916: No. s. $40; No. !. s5.s5; No.
5. $3.50. No: 3. .:s.2s; No. 10. 1920; No.
~ az i. ,s Ss 10 ' Is ,s u.s. Miesisa
graduated, $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
CITY'S WELCOME SIGN WILL
CONTINUE IN RETIREMENT
Council Committee Decides Not TO
Revive Old Practice OF Greet
inc Conventions.

No matter how the big heart OF De
troit throbs with hospitality TO the
stranger within our gates we viii not
greet him with q welcome sign.
That was the unanimous verdict OF
the council committee on ways and
means. Tuesday morning. Some time
ago a representative OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers asked
the council TO bring ont the old wei
come sign IN honor of that body This
could not be done because the old har-
binger OF hospitality had long since
been sold for junk.
Secretary Schreiter read the com
mittee a letter FROM Louis Brokaw. or
the Federal Sign Co. however, offer
ing to lend the city all the letters re-
qufred for such q sign II was suS-
gcsted that the city erect a welcome
arch near the Woodward-ave. ferry
dock and erect this beacon OF greeting
there.
IF we start 10 welcome one organi-
zatlon we shall soon have 70 welcome
an of them and then We viii get IN
as bad a way as We were before and
be advertising paint on our welcome
sign" said Chairman Shapland
II will vote for a welcome sign II II
can be stretched between the Hotel
Pontchartrain and the Majestic build
ing and about level with the four
teenth story of each vouchsafed Aid.
Heating.
This was passed over as a jest and
the committee proceeded to turn down
the proposal.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
COPS FIND DIAMONDS.
Discover EN- After Woman Sought Ar.
rest Of Fellow Roomer.

Detectives Parker and Allen hot.
Footed IL TO No. GA Montcalm.st. east
xuesday morning. to investigate a
mysterious diamond robbery in the
apartment OF Miss Bessie Philion.
Miss Philion., much excited, OK
r,ained 20 the detectives that she he'd
hidden her three diamond rings
valued at $500, In the bed clothes wher
che retired Monday night.
When she awoke, Tuesday morning
the diamonds were missing. She s,ts
pected a woman roomer in the house
and insisted tina. the detectives loci
up the suspect and Put her through {
sweat box" session.
The officers first searched the room
and when they pulled up the counter
pane and shook II. the diamonds rolled
out Miss Philion was greatly con
fused and felt real glad that the othel
woman hadn't been arrested.
Goodness, Don't tell the new =
papers anything about this 81,
gssped.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 15-Close: The
trend OF tie news on wheat continues
bullish. owing 10 more claims OF dam
age coming from parts OF Missouri In
diana and Illinois previously reporting
no injury Present weather IN the
southwest is makinm alters worse fOt
wheat being dry. windy and unfayOr-
able Tire entire winter wheat belt
needs rain and there IL no present sign
OF tile needed moisture. The exact eN-
tent or winter killing cannot be deter
mined until the rain comes bat - GER
tai utaat every Qay OF dry weather
makes the matter little worse. The
news from Indiana anu Illinois shows
muCh abandoned acreage ana = tnin
stand ga luany counties. some holders
sold Oh Monday, and secured prohts.
but the leading bulls have good deal
OF long wheat and. appear in no hurry
to sell Rains were reported ana de-
MED but che effect was the same az II
the rain rad actually relieved the
wheat FOR the market weakened and
closed on ~ for cash. a Tor May.
and &c FOR July
sIlgis May opened without change at
SI21it and declined 10 $i.2Oiz July
opened at $40. dropped 20 slOs. and
advanced 70 sl.os@. No. white
coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
40 B. 62A4c No. yellow. cars at
- oaaSts-standard i7a.c. 80. . white.
A. i4c bid.
Rye-Cash No. !. Soc
BeauS--t~AsN, t--lSf april - I =
Clovcrseed-Primc spot 20 bhEs al
g. March. s. sample. - bags az $40.
is ~ Ss.25 AT SO. prime alsike, s.,
sample aisike. 70 bags at So, at
Timothy seed-.7Prlue spot. 100 bags
az Sl.ty.t
Wheat receipts on Tuesday Duluth.
1873 cars. against 212 year ago, MIN
neapOlis $50 ears. against las year
ago. st Louis. $4,000 bu. against 1000
bu Kansas city. 5000 bu. against a.
600 bu.
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
fay included 80 bbls OF Hour. and .
-cafS OF corn. Stocks are 5Gt6s0 bu %
wheat 229.427 bu OF corn. a.. 400 hu OF
oats 1876 bu OF barley and 6l,ss3 bu
OF rye.
Wheat In Liverpool closed = u y q
lower. and corn 4 q higher.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
Tuesday. 100000 bu. year ago 450. 200
bu.
Exports Of wheat and -four Tuesday,
30 600 hu
The worlds visible supply Of wheat
increase 4 53l 900 bu last week. against
an increase OF 3.OSsOO0 bu last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
HoWCROFT's CASE THROWN OUT
Ex.M otorm5n Loses Damage SUI:
Against 2. u r.

The case of George Howcroft. q
member OF the Well-knOwn Han.
t,amck family o. tLat name. against
the ID. l.. H.. was thrown out o. court
by Judge Donovan. Tuesday morning.
This was the second hearing Of the
case. the jury disagreeing at the FIRST
trial several months ago.
Howcroft was employed as a motor
!lan. and. IN going TO work one morn
ing. attempted 20 board a car as il
rounded a curve In so doing he fell
and was seriously injured Ii was
shown that Howcroft's run started rs
soon as the car urucd the curve. lie
commended that n boarded IL as a pa5-
senger. with tn intention OF riding
ABOUT 20 feet before starting on his
run.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Quotations By Hayden. Stone & Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
,blBid Cs)soid (S)split.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by NAtsoh'
Craig A Co, March IS. Wheat-Fore-
cast OF rain. even the possibility OF rain
for Missouri and Kansas tonight or to-
morrow, changed the entire temper OF
the wheat trade soon after the open
ing and caused a break OF one 10 one
and quarter for ali months. Naturally
there was a lot or long wheat 10 come
on the market as soon as the selllns
on rain talk began. Al this writins
looks as IL the break is over and the
rain has not come yet crop damage
claims numerous from Illinois, MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Nebraska, hut trade
inclined 10 go slow and get the faSts
before builing wheat further Mime
apolis stocks increased $4,000 bushels
for three days and quotes cash prem
ums ;. 20 &c over May. Duluth ~
getting much larger receipts ana TINS
may force the Minneapolis buyers 10
increase premiums. There IL a runor
here OF rain in the vicinity or Dodge
C'itN kansas
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Is RESCUED AFTER
| WILD EXPERIENCE
Pinconning Man, Caught on Float.
ing Ice, Is Saved More Dead
'4n Than Alive.

SAGINAW. Mich. March l5.-tSpe'
dial Caught three miles out In sag
NAV bay In a fish shanty with ice
breaking up al about him. S. A. Ma
loney, the principal O. the Pinconning
raral school, saw & mile chasm sepa.
rating his Ice pack from the shore and
men running for their lives TO points
al safety.
lie signaled with handkerchiefs on
Ash spear and attracted the atteh'
ton or Indians. who put out IN boa
for him. lie ran north on the ice
while the wind was breaking mp the
ice from the south and was nve mile
away when hes was finally rescued
more dead than ahve. He will live.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Ariz Conn 81. ApeN. I. Arc, . =
All 81: Bay : Gas 30 Black NTH. 10.
Bos. Cons lsi. BIOS Ely. 3's Butte
Cltn.. s5i.. { & H. s25, e. 4, -
cent, -. DAILY w =. Davis T.. 81. l..
T!utte IGa, Film. r. =. Frank. 20. First
Nat. al Grsnby. s. Cir. sis G.-Can.,
I0f. cold. Cons -. HANG. %; Isle
LAX. 10 Mass 81. Mob. 60ta Mai.
90. Miami. 2Ss4 Mex. con. 81, Nip.
l0s. Nev. CONS. 20 Nev. tan.
! 3-16. y Butte. Al, Oid Dom. = o..
414a Osc.. 1853. Par. lSa. Raven, a.,
shan. llis Sup x PITTS. / y santa
Fe. > sup. Cop. So. sup q Bos =.
Tam. 20. Utah cons, b, OIL IS Rehn-
ing igik do pfd. u u Wolv.. 40;
Wyan - Ind. 80. No. Lake. 22is.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Packard Motor Car Co. He succeeds
). ID. Walden. who becomes vice-presi-
dent. The selection of Mr. Macauley
for this important post comes as a
result of the remarkable development
Of the Packard Co. which has neces-
STATED giving President II. b. Joy and
Mr. Walden increased assistance IA
the direction Of its affairs.
Mr.. Macauley was one OF the men
directly responsible for the removal
OF the Burroughs plant TO Detroit from
TSt Louis. Under his management, the
business Of the company has increased
skiold II was as a patent attorney
that he first achieved prominence III
the commercial world lie gave up an
excellent practice in Washington 20
become associated with the National
Cash Register Co. in Dayton. o.,
where he remained seven years.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
HAS CAMP MEETING STYLE.
Bishop ouayle's oratory Is Of the Gal
looping Style.

With his SIX feet two OF massive
physique. his long hair tossing madly
from the breeze created by his own
strenuous movements. and his voice
laundering out rapid flow of words
at lightning speed Bishop William a.
Quayle had an old-time. camp-meeting
style OF exhortation at the Tuesday
MONDAY Lenten service In the Detroit
opera house. A large audience fairly
gasped In its efforts To follow the big
bishop from Oklahoma city. whose
oratory galloped like the winds on his
native prairie. The bishop was com
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
MEM YOHk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March 15-Pork
Stronger. mess t2675q27 Lard
strong. middle west spot. sl4 6OhI Ii 20
sugar. Raw and refined: quiet COT
Zee. Rio No spot So. n S7sc Tai
.o1y. Firm, city. g.. country. sll n = !. C.
Dressed poultry. quiet. steady and un-
changed Live poultry. Steady and
unchanged Glucose steady. fun cream
specials llia lSc. skins. specials
lli.c. fun skins. ga &C..
Coffee opened unchanged. Butter
steady. receipts IA; creamery. eX-
ira, 32c; state dairy. tubs. 24a 3lc inn
itation creamery. 24iz a 26c. Eggs
Weak, receipts 1.5JS. nearby white
fancy, zee; nearby mixed. fancy, 95G
&c. fresh firsts. 25 &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

pairing NE To the 'wave.tossed ocean
and declared that human beings were
like ships. and that they must 20 out
upon the broad sea OF life II they ever
hoped To arrive anywhere.
Jesus is the seaboard. and IL every
mariner on the sea OF life would enter
into His port they would find n haven
OF perfect security and peace he de
claIed.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
BosToN COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. March l5.--Boston copper
share sales OF March "a, furnished by
Hayden. stone & CO.. Adv. S55 Anal.
1875. Am Zinc. 100, Are. 20. Ariz
Conf ALB, Bos. Cons. 400. Bos. a
Corb. I05 Butte. 1926. r. a. r.. %: g.
& 4. 50. g. q ~, : Cent. 40.C, Range.
us, - b. 10. Frank. s25: OK. 545
GraIby 40. G.-Can, lao. Hanc.. go.
l.. 430 Kew. So Lake Cop. 1885.
Las, 35c. Mass. 375. MeN.. $50. Miami.
l55. Mob. 10, New, las, Nip. so, Nor.
Butte l.G4s. Nor Lake. l243. O)ib., -
Old Dom. 80 Par. 80. quincy. 60. Shan.
go. sup 4 Bos.. 4.2s2, sup. a. T.. 50:
Sou. Utah. 80. oil. 200. T.. : X, SOC
do pfd 100. rtsh Apex BIS; 1T. Cons,
$50. tt Cop 30. Win. 10; Wyan., 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
COPPER LETTERS.

RtUOrted Tor The Times DY Hayden,
stone * co. from Boston. March -
The BOSTON copper shares market
was inclined 10 be steady at the open
patby with the heavy tone la New York
list Declines were numerous through
out the entire list and vary from ! To
2 points The principal losers have
been tho special faV orites OF late, such
as Lake copper Indiana. North Butte
and superior Copper The industrials
are weak a. sympathy. nut no Import
ant dnollnes hnNn taken plnCe.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Craig 4 Co. from New York March 10.
There was heavy selling OF stock =
on strike talk during this morning :
session kud prices lost from two to
three ykIuts through the active list
steel. pliug eN-Giyidend o. Ia. sold
or Go g.. Onion and southern Pacific
both 3D. about TWO points. and Cop
per. Suelters and consolidated Gas
were equally weak The market grew
Dun on the decline. and at noon show
cd some signs of rracting Call money
rtr lruL. SAles To noon. 4l2.OOu.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
MAcAULEY CHANGES BERTHs.
Manager Of Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. Goes With Packard
People

Alyan Macauley. general manager OF
the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. for
the past eight and one-half years. has
severed his connection with the con-
Germ 10 become general manager or the
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
LIVE STOCK.
East EMBELLISHMENTS

EAST BUFFALO March l5.--Cattle:
80; active and strong. prime, 80 5Vt
10 butchers. $500 625. Neals. 80.
steady. common 10 choice. $500 1880.
sheep and lambs too steady. lambs.
sS.5Ul 1890. yearlings. SsG 80. sheep
sGFiS1s Hogs $40. slow and cas-
Ter workers slintii6. pigs Sll
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Knives, forks and spoons, shaped
so that they can be handled comfort
ably only II held I'm the correct posi-.
tions, have been invented by a Phil.
adelphian for the instruction OF chill.
dren in their use
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
CHIC AGO.

CHICAGO March i5-Cattle: 1000;
strong becves s5.3Qq $50; TEXAS. s4.15
a6 western. s4.S0H 6.65 stockers and
feeders. So 6O16.@5 cows and heifers
s2.G5a6.10. calves S7.50Ql0. Hogs:
5000 strong light. sI045 q 10. 30, mix
ed. slO50a 1895 heavy. sl0.60all.0S:
rough. $4,000 90. pigs. 1896 q $50.
sheep: strong native. s5as SD. west
eru s5GQs.l5 lambs, native. IS y -.
~. &. I : n
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. March -Butter-Cream
cry. extras, Csc; extras. Sic. firsts. 2sc.
dairy. extras, &c; hrsts. 2bc Eggs
Prime nrsts, ~ izc. hTsts. 20 Nc. Cheese
Twins. l60 lGitc. daisies. 1914 ass.
young Americas, 1914 M1ss. Live
pOultry-TurkeNs. lie; fowls. i64iG11
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Markets and Finance
TOLEDO.


\ TOLEDO. O., March i5.-wheat
Cash, sti9A May. sL2eh July.
siOSS corn-Cash. eve. May. SO &C.
July este sept. ssAc o gts, "a 4.
Rye-No. 2. soc. No 8. 7sc Cloverseed
Cash. s6.S7hs March, $3.50 April
s6.4O. oct. s6l26. Prime aisike, s1.yV;
Prime timothy. sl.96. Butter, egss ana
hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO March i5.-Wheat opened
with "a rush OF selling and prices DC
clined Corn: Easier on selling. head /,
ed by pat lOngs Oats Weak all
Iound Provisions opened with "A rush
OF buying. but demand was quickly
supplied.
all around Corn strong and higher.
oats unchanged
Close-Al grain futures slumped
badly and closed weak Provision
prices closed from soc To iSc lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
EAST BIFFALO-Cio.~.

EAST BUFFALO March l5.-Cattle
| car. STEADY Hogs . cars. slow. all
grades. slt.l5 sheep: cars. slow
BEST lambs. st0.@5. yearlings s.. q q
so. wethers SS5OIS15. ewes, $3.50 q
calves s. 1925
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. sic;
firsts. 3Oc. dairy butter, ale. packing
stock, zoe per 10.
EGGs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2lc per doZ Receipts on
Tuesday lO2s cases
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. March lS.-Hogs
900. market Irregular. mediums. mix
81 and workers.. Sll. pigs and lights
si0s0. Cattle. . cars. strong Lambs
; cars $3.50 top. Calves loo, $40. =
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Elain Butter.

spring chickens. l6M QI6c. ducks. 15ls
Ni7isc, geese, ilWl3c.I ~
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Cypress water tanks have been
known Ia defy decay for quarter OF
century and white pine ones two
decades.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

ELGIN. His. March l5--Butter:
Firm. AT Bic Sales In this district for
the week. i82. zoo pounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
PRODUCE.

As was anticipated. the butter mar
kct was not changed this week. Local
Isl there rs an excellent demand for the
extra grades and, stocks have been con
sjderably reduced daring the week
The egg market was called steady
Both receipts and demand are heavy
and there Is no accumulation OF stocks
any here. The trade expects some
what lower level Of prices. however.
before storage operations begin. Re-
CENTS OF poultry were very light but
aupearsd TO be ample, and dressed
calves were very quiet
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE stock
market was adversely influenced at the
opening and in the early trading by
news OF the widening of the zone OF
the labor troubles. as well as by re
ported change in strike conditions n
Philadelphia. Stocks were sold al re-
cessions all around the room at the
commencement OF business. leading
railroads and industriais sustaining
losses ranging from fractions 10 about
point
II a. m.-The downward movement
in the market became more vigorous
in the last half Of the first hour with
little demand excepL BY shorts. De-
clines OF one point CT more were sus-
tanned In many issues.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds irregular
Noon-With no special pressure the
mai ket continued under heavy intiu-
ence OF strike news from the west
shortly after the eLd Of the first hour ;
trading. prices moved up slightly, bur
before midday these small gains dis
e1peared.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Downward Movement Becomes More
Vigorous in Last Halt Of
First Hour.
ny. STOCK MARkET-o,o.e.

Anal Cop, ~ - Am. I. * =, va
do pfd. llSl., Am. Cot. oil. 81; Am. Ice
s6ls Am. Loco. 81 y Am. smelt,. 6S
Am sugar ist; Am. 7. y T, lao; Am
Tob pfd. e. a. A p. G, SO. AIN: Wool,
IS 4 Ana Cop. 10. Atch.. lls. Il. 4 O..
me- b r.. TT. IS, Can. Pae.. laSr
Cen. Leath.. 4ss. Oh. n o. SO. Oh. n
CT W. Sols .. NJ. 4 81. p, iAsb, CHI
4 Nwest'n, 1891. Col. F. 4 l.. s9S
Col. & sou. 81, do ptd. 1si. Cons. Gas,
rs Corn Prod. lSA u. s Hud.. l7Si
- 4 Rio CIR. Al, DTS = c., 49, Erie
Sos DO lst pfd. 4sla Gen. Flee, ia
CT Nor. pfd 1855; do ore. 50, III Cent
Ia; Int Met. .; do pfd; 5SA Kan
AS. Mo Pae. 20; Nat Lead sSi.
y. 4. Cent. l24hs y Y, O. x W. y
Mort 4 ". l0t-s Nor Pac.. lS5: Penn.
1904. PEG. Gas. 10; Pr. - Car, IS !.
Read. IG5 Rep & ST. SsS do pfd
1893 Rock Isl, 4Sis.: DO pfd. 90 =
Shelf. IS Sou. Pac, les, SOU. Ry, ~
Tenn. Cop. 80, r. ST l.. * W. Az.
Texas, so. Union Pac.. 1861. Rub,
45,s steel. g. d ! p, g. 50 do PA,
Wabash. slls do pfd. +si. W. L. Tel,
-5s. West Mig Us II.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Annie. = Fancy

Apples = Fancy. t5d37s. common.
s2W3 per Dbl. western box apples
f2756 $50 per box
Hnnana--Good Shipping stock. Sl6o
U2.50. according 20 quality.
Benns-prted Lima. G per ID.
Celery - Homegrown. 501Ssc dos:
California, S415 per crate; Florida.
f2.30M2.15 per crate.
CauIinover - California. $50 Der
doz. $3.50 Der crate.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
NEW YORK; SToCk LETTER.

'EN-diy.dend. -. per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone s. 90, ll6-llS Griswold-
Omen High Low Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
STONE q @. Cunning
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
new HORSES FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT
FIRE AND WATER COMMITTEE
WILL SELECT HORSES FOR THE
NEW, FIRE STATION ON FRONT
STREET - PURCHASE WILL
SOON BE MADE. }

The fire and water committee of the
city council comprising Sam McDon-
aid, Hubert Harrington and c.. A.
Bowers. has been looking at some
horses with view toward purchasing
them for the new fire station on Front
street. The day was spent in looking
over several specimens of fine horse
flesh, though no purchases were made
today.
Sam Mcdonald, chairman of the
committee, went to jamestown yester-
day on insurance business and did not
return in time to inspect the new pros
pective purchases with the other mem
bers of the committee. He will return
tonight and will look over the line Of
stock offered to the committee tomor-
row.
The new fire station is completed as
far as the building itself is concerned
and only awaits the furnishings, which
will soon be installed. The building
will be one of the most modern in the
northwest and meets with every re-
quirement and expectation of Chief
Sutherland and his men. All who have
seen the new edifice are highly pleased
with it and feel that it will fill long.
felt want in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
Value of Ammonia,

A bottle of household ammonia
will be great help in every kitchen.
A teaspoonful or two of ammonia in
the water in which you rinse dish
towels and dishcloths will keep them
clean and wholesome. If you rub a
dingy carpet with a cloth moistened
with ammonia, it will look brighter.
Dip the hair brushes up and down in
tepid water to which a tablespoonful
of ammonia has been added to
cleanse them properly. few drops
Of ammonia in greasy pans will re-
move the grease. Ammonia and boil
ing water to flush a sink drain pipe
viii cut any grease that is clogging
the pipe. If you put some ammonia
IN the boiler in which you are boil
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

The candidates for the basket ball
teams in the commercial league have
started at work and the league will.
open in the near future. Two bust
ness houses have already signed up
their contracts and two others are
expected to soon,
The high school gymnasium class
this year is the largest in the history.
of the association. So far, every even
ing has found an increase in member
ship in the class.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18

On account of Thanksgiving func-
tions, several of the classes of the as
sociation school have been changed for
this week. There will be no sewing
class. The Bible study class viii meet
Friday evening at 7:45 instead of
Thursday evening at $3.50 The Ger
man class will meet at the usual hour
Wednesday evening instead of Thurs
day evening.
This evening is, the last time the
week of prayer services will be held.
All young ladies of the city are urged
to attend
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Baked Bananas.

Use six good bananas; remove skins
cut in halves lengthwise and place in
shallow baking dish. Mix two table
spoonsfuls of melted butter, one
quarter cup of sugar, juice of one
lemon, and spread half of the mixture
over bananas. Use remainder for
oasting fruit while baking. Bake
twenty minutes in slow oven.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

Mrs. Hazelton, teacher in English at
Fargo college, will lead the vesper
services Sunday afternoon. The sub
ject of her address has not been an
nounced, Miss Rhodes will lead the
singing of the meeting with cornet.
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governments expert agriculturists
can't see it that way
Csc LIB.

Saturday at The Bijou Candy Mart.
This is our own exclusive special, no
other candy maker or candy shop in
this vicinity offers such delicious and
palatable CONNECTION. Saturday special
only 20 cents per pound.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
Corn Erittera.

Silt and cut the corn from four
large, firm ears; mix thin batter of
one cup milk, one egg, two-thirds cup
sifted flour and one teaspoon of yeast
powder and little salt; stir the corn
into this batter and fry nice brown
in drippings or butter; butter is best.
Serve very hot. -