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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

take an active part in attempting to
suppress the fragrant violations and
upon refusal on the part of the vio-
lators they would attempt to put them
out of business. Keeping the saloon
clean would work to the interest of all
of them, and no one realizes this better
than the sa1oonkeepor.
The most respectable saloonmen
realize that IL conditions had been bet
ter in Gary two years ago that the
remonstrance probably would not have
been circulated, but as it was the re-
spectacle ones went down with those
that deserved to be driven out OF bust
ness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
Mayor Wants Peterson.

Mayor Lemuel barrow of LaPorte
was in Gary yesterday on his way back
TO that city from Illinois. The prin-
cipal reason why he stopped in this
city he said was because he liked to
be here. He declined to discuss poll
tics in Lake county on the grounds
that he was not in touch with the local
situation but stated that he hoped that
John B. Peterson of Crown Point could
be prevailed upon to run for congress
as he believed that he would make one
of the strongest candidates that the
democrats could nanfe in the district
He looked for strong democratic
ticket to be named in the county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
WHITING WINS MEET

Lowell Ind. May 16.-The dual ath-
letic meeting at Oakland park, Lowell
between the high schools of Lowell and
Whiting Saturday, resulted in victory
for Whiting by a score of SO to As.
Quite a arge attendance witnes sed the
events, which were as follows:
100 yard dash-Greenwald first ;
Bailey, second; Goodrich, third.
220 yard dash-Bailey, first; Green
wald second; Goldrich, third
440 yard dash-Greenwald, first;
Lambert, second; Timm, third.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

Father Paulding. formerly of ST.
Cyrils college, but now of Pennsyl-
wanna, spent Saturday as the guest of
Charles d Gamer Saturday.
Judson and Harley Hughes, sons of
Robert l. Hughes, formerly superin-
tendent of the Whiting high school, but
now of Chicago, were the guests OF
friends here Saturday
Rev. A ]. Folsom, formerly pastor of
the NJ E. church here, who has recently
been living in Oregon, stopped off in
w nit1ng Saturday to call on former
friends while en- route to Marietta, O.,
where he and his family will reside.
Miss Louise Voshel. who has been
visiting at the Hansen home in Cen
ter street. has returned to her home
in Chilcothe, Ill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

finished and rushed to completion. 1t
is hoped to have the building ready for
use late this fall Supt- Jordan will
have personal charge of the building of
the local structure
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

trician and with his friend Helfrick
was on his way to visit his brother, Ed
Foster, who resides at 323 Morgan
street, Chicago. The nice weather had
brought out a large number of people.
who intended to go to Chicago on the
train, and many of them were eye
witnesses to the accident The train
was in charge of Conductor Grippe ana
Engineer Mcqueen Among those who
saw the accident were Ed Price 273
oakley avenue, D. T. Younger. 425 Sib-
ley street and Charles Compton. SIS
state street
The train was enarly at the station
when Foster decided to cross. In fact,
so close was 1t that Helfrick did not
venture N cross.
Foster was unmarried and is sur
vived by his mother in Allegheny and
his brother in Chicago His friend.
Harley Parke. was killed when he I'M
Willingly picked up live electric light
wire near his home The wire was an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

electric light wire which had been torn
! down from its fasteHings by a Gary
and Interarban tower wagon.
The funeral arrangements of Foster
! have not yet been made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
A Great Truth.

Lots of men smoke the cigars their
wives give them for Christmas" says
the Philosopher of Folly, land then
laugh at the men who wear rubbers. !"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
FOR
HEAVY
DAMAGES

(S2ecial to THE TIMEs)
East Chicago, Ind, May 16.-Attor-
neys Roe and Mead. of East Chicago.
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Board Has Regular Meeting.

The board of education held their
regular meeting on Saturday night.
The list Of teachers for 1s10-1911 were
selected, and will be published with
in a few days
Previous to this meeting Superin-
tendent John c. Hall, Principal W. W.
Holiday and Professor Geo. NJ Baum,
manual training director. had been re-
appointed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
TRAIN KILLS
MAN WHO
WAS CARELESS

CONTINUED from page one. :,
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ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


3, DETROIT, Oct 24-Close. Bulls find
little hope by looking for into the fu-
<nre for higher wheat prices. They
might be helped IL Russian and other
1xDorters should materially reduce
1h9lr sales, which they are not at all
Uke1y to do. OF II the crop OF Argen-
xIna should receive severe damage.
This. OF course. might happen, but Ii
~ not a contingency on which IL Is
oefe 90 bet any real money The Rus
n1nns are likely To continue exporting
4 oMCtber good crop. Of wheat. should
Europe look TO this side for supplies
kh1r1 a the enormous Canadian crop
<nne would sell cheaper than our
oet and nll up q largo share OF the
~ n Why fhe bulls are discourag-
Ihey have made no money this
.kK And do not appear likely to
any. while the bcarse are making
6(knll Of the wheat stocks and
@nm n all the cash. One lot sells
70 and the wheat H. taken by an
~ LOT who are covering At proet,
Ne msrkst gets no help from rom the
~ mark<t has little chance for
~xn n1{nl improvement
I<r6 WAo no animation In the
6&1 01n<kot En- Monday. Wheat de-
- ~ ~ Win aoturday'e close. The
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

road yards here. Saturday night, has
been partially identified as that OF Paul
Rhinard, son of the Rev. Peter Rhin'
ard Baptist minister. who formerly
lived in Newaygo county, between Otia
and White Cloud, but who went TO
South Dakota three years ago. An
aunt OF Paul Rhinard, Mrs. John
Hughes, Newaygo. and an uncle,
Frank Rhinard, Defiance, Ohio. have
been notified SO Identification may be
completed. From evidence brought
out at the inquest this morning II
seems death was due To accident.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

nsa. 1000 eu a. sae: NO ! White,

mixed. 5000 bu at ssc: No. white.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn, cash
yellow. Ssc. Oats: standard. cars At
sthe; No ? white. car At s\c, Rye.
Cash No / 7sc; No; Sic Beans
Dec. IS so; March. $3.50: sample. 2j
bags at $3.50. Il at ss.2s ~ at IS. 80 AT
ssso, Is a. "2Sl 3 at 81, AZ $3.50;
Bs@' Bass at asks sss ss'S i, 'sR%gis R .sSs ms;Ay u
seed; Prime spot. rs bags at y42O
Receipts In the Detroit marked on
Monday included 2,ss5 bbls OF Hour. 2
OF rye Withdrawals were I.4o0 bhls
OF -four, 4.0I2 bu OF rye. Stocks are
37i.ool bu OF wheat. 22s.6ss bu OF corn.
lss;i4s bu OF oats and 1929 bu OF rye.
cline OF IA dlssd. and corn Tsd low
er
Mondays wheat receipts: Minneap-
OILS and Duluth. 1o2 cars. against i.is3
against l.los ST. Louis. $4,000 bu,
against 2ii.00o bu; Kansas City. sl4
cars. against $50.
Visible supply changes: Wheat. 405.-
crease: oats, $4,000 bu decrease.
:. Worlds wheat exports last week. Ia
$4,000 bu
Russian wheat exports last week. s.
$4,000 bu; Danubian. i.s56.0oo bu.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Monday, 1.4sl. 900 bu; year ago. 1.64s.-
900 bu
Wheat on passage. s.224.oOo bu de-
crease.
Exports OF wheat and fiour Mon
day. 2lI. 900 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24-Grain opening:
Dec. wheat opened Ac lower on favor
able weather reports. May dropping
&c. Dec. and May corn. &c lower
Dec. and May oats. of &c. Provisions
steady.
Noon: Dec wheat. unchanged: May
&c higher. Dec. corn advanced Ac;
May. sc higher. Dec. and May oats.
Close: Wheat opened weak. rallied
somewhat, but did not reach Satur-
days closing level. although regaining
the opening figure of today. May
heat, unchanged. Dec. corn advanc-
ed &c; May. i4c higher Dec. oats.
Z. higher; May advanced &c. Pro-
visions. steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Mis-. Lsveroni Has Cholera.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 24.-stricken
BY cholera In Naples, where she mas
been singing in grand opera, MISS
Eivire Leveroni. the mezzo-soprano
from this city. probably Will be unable
TO come here for her engagement.
although she is reported to be improv-
ing. Miss Leveroni was due to arrive
on the Canopic today with troupe OF
other singers and the news OF her Ill
ness only leaked out when she was
missed from their number.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
PRODUCE

The produce market showed the
usual lack OF features this morning.
test the market Opinion as to the
butter market was somewhat divided.
hut any change at all was expected TO
was no poultry IN and no demand. the
market being nominally steady Eggs
are firm az the last advance, and sugar
prices were 10C lower Stocks OF ap-
pies are getting pretty well cleaned
up Present estimates are that not to
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r. r. Able To Defend Self.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct 24-James
r. Garfield declared today that he
would not defend Roosevelt against
the attack by former Senator Foraker
in the latter's speech at Marysville.
Saturday. Garfield was on his way to
fill the first three of his stumping en-
gagements.
Roosevelt doesn't need any de-
Tense" he said. Il will talk on pro-
gressive ideas. but cannot say wheth-
er or not shall censure Foraker"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

Arix Com l7A. Atlantic ga. Adven
9 Bos & Cor 1874. Bos Ely y, Butte
Chief lf-6; Chino 2lh. Cop Range
.31H. Davis DAILY g. East Butte sfs.
1rst Nat zE. Franklin IN, CRANKY
1tH. Inspiration sas. Isle Royale %.
K6rr Lake 6&. La Sale IL, La Rose s.
Lake 3eh Mass az. Miami 1914, Mich
T(rissins liz. n Butte sss. North
Lake sE. Old Dom 4oik. osceola ls2.
Enrrot IL. Raven 40. Ray Cons 20A.
DAannon 12es. South Lake Shs, Sup
Cor 6Iss. SUP g. Bos 8. Sup & Pitts ls.
Utah Arex 3 u. Utah Cons 24h, Y s
Smell 40gs, do pf 4S. Victoria "a. WI
bona 10A, Wolverine l32. Wyandotte
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

The Cooperative Raw Fur Co.,
which has been In the business OF
buying and selling raw furs al No.
214 Jefferson-ave. for Ave years, has
filed articles with the secretary OF
state, increasing the capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000. The com
pany has recently purchased the
building now occupied by Spater
Bros. at No 81 Jefferson-ave.. and
will start remodeling this property
for its business early next year. The
firm expects 10 move into the new
quarters next spring. The building
extends back TO Woodbridge. being
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. Oct 24-Uganda, noon
saturday Wolvin. Sullivan; l;2S P m;
iShieRe aso ssneSs sss Jap,ef
$50: A. NJ. Marshall. $40; Midland
King. $40; Weeks, II. II. Brown. 1880;
Wolf ,steeDl Empire City, $40 Satur-
Utica. lao Sunday morning: Gayley.
2.l0. Victory, Constitution. g. Berwind.
Van Hise. $40: sulsana. q North Lake.
ans ans MssSnt a.so Mcnsan. !s sso No9%aAia S91 Aa
Manola. 1859: l. N Scott. noon Nj
Clemens, i:oS p: m; F. w. GiIehrist.
$40: Cornelius, Robbins, $40.
Down: stackhouse. ,. m. satur-
day mstsd starruscs szo; sna Miiwsssee' Ak 40.
oids. Raleigh. $40: Earling. $50; Glen
mount. 710; Kensington. 1920 James
Hoyt; wainwright; $50; Dinksy. $50;
Sunday morning; Colonel. i;IO; Codor-
us. 1870; Grammer. $50: Gates. 3 80;
Ward Ames. ago; Perkins $50; Fair
mount 7ss NesRswsh IS.c RS,a5a saS r9;Ss
Lake city, ii:1o: Conemaugh. noon.
l. w. Stephenson, 1890 p. m; Morgan.
Tor City. 2; commodore. 225. Marieo.
pa. Bell, 3:l5; Howe, " u. Rees. 3 as.
Geo. stephenson. Manila. 4:20. wissa-
nickOn. 4.3O, lrOQuOls, O.lOt townsend,
J:2O:lL 3. Miller. 5:35. Tampa, 6 20:
Jax. knapp. z: Maud, 1850, Buell. Ell
eanor. 7:i0: Panay. Nevada, 10; tug
Thompson, Brake, Romeo. 80: 4
Mitchell, s; G. H. Bradley, Brightie.
Woolson, $40
sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. oct "a
Up: Fulton. Manda. noon; Johh
Mitchell 1890 y. m. Castalia, Alexis
Thompson, g Mariska. Darlington,
a m saturday: Briton. Iansselaer. DO
ric. 10. Leonard Hams, 30; Riddle.
1880 a m today: VIM. Mather 2. VIM
Mills. 3 Hines, 3:30: Moll. Fulton Cor
liss 6: Coruna, $40: Beatty. 1870 Bes-
semer. g. Bope, Curry. $50; Murphy.
Maia, Ream, 1880; Truesdale, Assini-
boia. IL. Markham. John Barlum. noon:
Stormount, i:30 y. m; Vail, 2:30; Cor
nell, 3: Morrow. q; Scottish Hero. $50;
tsmnli) Gratwick. Empress OF Ft VIII
liam, G. Maropisa. Z; Charles Eddy.
s:3O.
Down: LEONARD Miller. Keewatin.
Wissahiclon, Howard Nj Hanna, I y
- a-.--s-. p-s-- $3.50 h~h
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

The Detroit Credit Mems associa-
ton holds It's regular monthly meet
ing In the Pontchartrain hotel, Tues
day evening. Dinner will be served
at 6:l5. and after dinner, addresses
will be given by John McVicar on
New facts about municipal owner
ship" and william Hewitt, manager
OF the Credit Clearing house. on Pos
sibilities." DIR. +. III. Greusel Will
sing during the evening.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

Charles M. schwab. OF the Bethlehem
Steel corporation. was In Detroit Tor
few hours. Saturday, returning to
the east. Sunday morning. He ex-
pressed himself az confident or the
prosperous condition OF the country
and saw no reason to look for hard
times.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

$50: Neebing, $50: Colgate, 5: Bicker-
dixie. s. DeGraff, ESQ; Laughlin. 8; Nc
kinney. midnight; Sheadle. 1850 p. M.
today; Shaughnessy, 3: Henry. Rogers.
3; Reis. Z: Hemlock. Zenith City. t;30;
$50: Duluth. 10; Centurion. IL: Ange-
line, Alberta, 1880 y. m. Oarge) Grat-
wick. /; Snyder, 2;30; Impoco. Rose
Norw ak, McGregor. Edenborn. s: Car
ter Acadian. 6:2o.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
SKIPTlCAL ABOUT
LITTLE NlPlSSNC

n
M peae Qua the stock capitalization having been increased Tor
Mpssns on their Peterson Lake and this has occurred In
smah recent
@e1s are said to be better than ANYTHING previous but the fact rsan
dividend ak sounds hshy to me do not see from % hw .
can pay anything and enough the treasury to keep the mine %
auing enabled the the
company to get rid lot that cuerng their strong
Have would be for the people behind
dividend
public
leaving
hands
getting
This
trolling the mone
dividend bait You viii be caught just
q did
..s.. Of the ssre
CONSISTING "i mime --~ -
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


making Investments
sddrssssd car: 1sso, TS ees0mp. es q:
the
come
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
BUTTER AND EGGR

Butter-Creameries.e extras. 2shc ID:
frsts. 27c; dairy butter. 23c; packing
stock. 22c per ID
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, -asss
included. 25 lac. Receipts Monday. 420
cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Death Takes Robert Smith.

Robert Smith, 81 years old, for 80
years engaged as .foundryman. and
for many years foreman of the foun-
dry Of the Detroit Shipbuilding Co.
died in his home. No. 4S5 Pennsyi-
yania-ave.. Sunday. He recently be
came president of the Matthews
Foundry Co. He Is survived by his
widow and four children; Harry F.,
Arthur T., Edgar T. and Mrs. Richard
Campau. The funeral will be from
the residence, Wednesday at p. IN.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Oct 24--Butter: Extras
2sc; firsts. 2Tc: dairy extras. 27c; frsts
25c Eggs Prime hrsts, gee; frsts
Americas, l5915Ac. Live poultry
poultry: Fowls, 11@11hc; ducks. IL
d14hc; geese, 12013c.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

say
In
out II sproposi
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
tb) Bid ts)sold. tx)split.

(b)Bid ts)Sold tx)Split.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o., Oct 24-wheat;. Cash.
s5kc: Dec. sshc: May, 81. .o1 ": July,
s7%c Corn: Cash. soc: Dec, AIN G.;
July. .52Ac Oats: Cash. SAKE; Dec.
s3Ac: May. 36hc; July. 35c. Rye: No.
2. 76c: No. 3. TIC. Cloverseed: Cash.
Oct. and Dec, $50: March. $672h.
Aisike: Prime and Oct. 50: Dec. 1910.
Timothy: Prime and Oct, $4.40. But
ter. eggs and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

am very skeptical about this Little
Nipissing. was In touch TO the
methods by which II was originally
fioated and l may say that most OF
their early mining" was done not
In Cobalt but in New England. The
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
den. Stone * Co; Oct "a:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2A.-Flour: Dull
and easy Pork: Quiet mess. y20.50
Q2l Lard: Dull: middle west spot.
n230Q12.50. Sugar: Raw. steady:
centrifugal. So test. sass: muscoyado.
50 test. sass: refined, steady; cut Loaf.
S5.s5 crushed. 1856, powdered. $3.50
G4s5; granuiated. s4.soq4 Coffee:
Rio No Z on spot. 1O7s ollie. Tallow.
Hay: Quiet. prime. $1.12h No. 3. s0g
9Oc; clover. sb@s0c. Dressed poultry:
Dull: turkeys. $50 33c: chickens. 100
poultry: Fair: geese. 15c; ducks. is q
i7c: fowls. 13h 415c: turkeys. 12Ql5c:
roosterss 10c. Cheese: Quiet state
milk. common to specials. ION 416&c:
skims common TO specials, ~ 4l2G C.
full skins. 203hc.
Butter: Firm; receipts, 1856; cream
cry extra, 30hc; state dairy tubs. %
a2sHc: imitation creamery hrsts "a
d25c. Eggs: Firm: receipts. s.774;
nearby white fancy. 42G45c: nearby
mixed fancy. 81 a 33c; fresh hrsts. 2s q
3oc.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
LIVE STOCK.


EAST DUFFALO-Opealng.
Di.ss,r EasTr rsrsHo s;ssfs L,S. 5'.e5 s.s;..
Cattle: Receipts, $50 cars: steady: best
good prime 1900 to i.soo.ib. steers.
sns s.ssS: sss l9S 70 s.saP sSP
er steers. 1000 to l.iO0-fb. steers, $50
$40: light butcher steers. $4-509s;
best fat cows. s46oQ5.lo: fair to good
s39s.So: trlmmers. {2,75Q3: best fat
heifers. IS: 26 06: god fat heifers. 3. Is
0476. fair to good do. 1915 q !1s:
steers hsis1 sgSsb Oss: medium issans ss
srs al r'iasnE s4ads sssses Best SS
shs9 thin esiasns sais sS S..s milf
srs and sprinssrs. ssS$ss: Common to
good sprinxsrs. $500.
heavy. w.soSs'ss; yorksrs and piss.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, so cars.
g.arnx %anfas ssis ia%Si Wsss... SsdS
A1s; G:,sss ewes. .ssS,ass ;agtsS
EAST BUFFALO-Ciese.
EAST BUFFALO, IN. Y. Oct "a
Cattle: Receipts. 4.625 head; market.
fairly active; prime steers. $40 725;
sssehs csIyss Erass' isgs soTs ssg hsss
choice. s5.75G 5Gl0.50 Sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 14.6o0 head: market, fairly
active; choice lambs. ST9725; Gull to
fair. S5.75qs.25; yearhngs. $50 $50;
sheep. S3g4.15. Hogs: Receipts. It,
500 head; market, active and hrm;
ycrkers, $s.25 q s.30;- pigs. 1880; mixed.
1925 $50; heavy, 2s.z09s.2s: roughs.
S7.500s: stays. $s.7507.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Oct. 2t--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket. strong to &c higher: mixed and
butchers. ss,2o9s25; good heavy. "a IS
@9.os, rough heavy. $7.s50sl5; light.
Ss7QQs35: pigs, Ss.26@S. Cattle: Re-
ceipts, $4,000: market. steady; beeves
$4.60Q7.s0. cows and heifers. ~. 20 ~
ESQ; stockers and feeders. $425 q 5. 50:
Texans. ss.4045.65: calves. $7.25 q 10
Sheep Receipts. $4,000; market, so
lie higher; native. 81 2759 ~ 80; west
ern. ssa 40; lambs. s47sg7so; west
ern. $507.1o.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 24.-Hogs:
Receipts. 500; market 5qloc higher.
mediums and heavies. $3.50: workers..
1920; pigs and lights, $s@s.20. Cat
tie. Receipts s cars, steady. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars. S6sv
top. Calves: Receipts. 800. $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
q. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
Stone A. Co Oct "a.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

NEW YORK, Oct 24.--The stock
|oparket at the opening today was
without decided tone and price
&hanges In the first few minutes were
mixed
III a. m.---After the first fifteen min
Utes tho market was subjected TO a
moderate amount of pressure and
tDricos In the rest of the hour joined
~ the downward movement, sustain.
~ losses ranging from fractions to
1out ! IL points.
00vernment's unchanged: other
onds firm.
81 Noon--A steadier tone prevailed af-
<1cr the first hour and toward midday
pme recoverles were noted in many
f the important railroads and indus
trials.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

General Manager A. A. Shantz Oh
the d. 4 C. line. Is TO take vaca.
ton. his first extended one In So
years service. and will leave NOV. 4
for Europe. accompanied by ID. G. Nc
Intyre, general freight tramc man
ager OF the companies. They VIII DO
gone six weeks. The trip VIII NOT Do
entirely for pleasure, as they VIII In
spect transportation methods abroad.
and will seek TO gain some new IDEAS
for the new City OF Detroit. which Will
be built soon. and 10 expected TO %
so feet longer than the City OF Cievs
land
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Car Victim Minister'S Son.

OWOSSO. Mich, Oct. 24.-The body
OF the young man found In a closed
refrigerator car In the Ann Arbor rail-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24
Should Investigate
This Proposition

Investing is long to aterward
complete data about the poposion
until really unpeudcd Information
It..
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

<lxils feet. fhe purchase price was
s36. 600. The Cooperative company
deals directly with the trappers, pay
ing them q certain price Tor the
skins that are sent In as soon ~ tnsy
are received and at the end OF the
year dividing the surplus from tne
sales TO the manufacturers with the
shippers who have supplied them.
Trappers from all parts Of the United
States and Canada az well SEND furs
In to this company.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

~ n. STOCK MARKET-cisse.
- chem Gs, Am sugar 81 y: Anal ma,
Am Ice 2o%. Am Loc to,s. Am
oth. Am susar ii7A; Am J 4
n16 t3K. Atch lo3%. b 4 o 1ost
T3 Can Pac 1855, Cen Lea =, y
Z IN q an i49h. c F a ia,
" Gas 1881 *. Corn Prdcts IL ID 4
.150. - 4 Il q 3sM. Dis Sec Cor =.
~ 3e5z. 10 list pf ga. do "a pf ss I;
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~ ctf 5sh. Int Met ass, do pr ~.
~ g 30 32,<. do pf 65A. l. a. N LAG y.
n IS. do pf SO. NJ. 81 r a. Ste Hiy
~. No Pac C6A, Nat Lead so. y
114k.. Y O 4 w esA. North Pac
Nd 1Sss. n l 4 s "a. do pf %, Rock
Dl1nd 334. do pr sea-. sloss shem %.
6th Psc lisss. south Ry 2s'+, Tenn
~ 37h. Third Ave 11A, T. 81 l. & W
Union Pacific 173%, s Rub corn
[Xs u & Steel 7s>. do pr 11sh. Z ;
r1du 1C3h. CIR Car Chem Ga. Utah
kno 60L. Wabash lS&. do pf S91s. w
III Tel 71h. West Mfg IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

This Lake George Development co.
does mot seem TO be very wellknown'
as have been unable to locate II In
nv researches. am inclined 10
think that II would be we'll to investi-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-24

exceed ao.oec barrels viii be put in
with over soCco barrels = year ago,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
Wauae QnnneoIug.

Wanse 9onneo1aa. Sra 5biiteo
meooeIes Den 6te SuIi: ct heitiat
E%orSenpeir trof irorges benouer Del
roroliee 3bp og SarrGS. s Soar.
oen "Reeraoaro" | 9oditrup, tilhs.
reuoe BroprietGr WiffeIicn, IIoa 9p.
net neb / Sforitcnen | S%tuebuiet, be-
ospeoe Ell Bige, Der itob peo aomiu-
rem, og iloa oerefter Sui | Wuren.
2pnet ontrubte Ssrpene pon 2oitet.
og oct babe al Stuebuiet neSbrPno-
te. : geslss iIoa 2puet ueS oa an
tGnote :. gocfs 8aorb. 9nnet ipIin
trebe Sforitenen og gif oereiter no /
Stoloen, buor Oct orGbte ire iinge
Snre. SeIe 8anroen n~eobrunote.
Gieren bar bortreiit. I 0eslssbuic
brGnotc 2. SimonienS % Carl
goels Si,ie Tom Tslge al 2prneoIIog.
sos @oarbeier Chr. S%aco6ien fam.
mciteos iloa Spnet ue6 / 2o6en og
antpnbte Saeet; men oct Inffeocs
hirtiat at ino gnat meo SlSen. Boa
@iift Standardization ilcg 9pret neo
/ Stotions6naniuaen og rep iIerr
Tore no al Suiet iomt soelogoc
@ibsoTffet. 3aget og Sforitenen.
men tpnbtc life. Ter Dor oaa bette
7iospurft inseu Wennefter I gpg.
ninaen.