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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

For weird titles the new play by
Avery HopwOod and David Belasco,
''NobOdy's Widow" takes the prize in
Broadway Blanche Bates is to play IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

Frederick Warde Will tour this sea-
son in an elaborate production of
ShakesDeare's tragedy. ''Timon Of Ath-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

Three Twins" will be the first
comedy attraction this season at the
Columbia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

There viii be no Sunday perform
snces during the engagement of Mar
garet Ellington at the Savoy but the
regular popular priced matinees viii be
given on Thursdays.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

Henry Miller. who has not been seen
in this city since he presented 'sThe
Great Divide" viii be back early next
month in a comedy, Her Husbands
Wife"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

Eugene Walters THE Wolf follows
Such q Little Queen" at the Alcazar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

The first musical attraction to be
seen at the Savoy viii be a revival of
Pixley and LUders' Prince of Pflsen'' %
which is being produced on an elab-
crate scale by Henry w. Savage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
JOHNSON TO BE TRIED
BEFORE RECORDER GOFF
Puslist's Trial On Charge OF Assault
May Begin IN New York
IN Two Weeks

NEW YORK Feb. ON the sppll-
cation Of District Attorney Whitman.
the case against Jack johnson. The
Negro prize Fighter who IS under in
Gicuu-nt for assault I'm the second de-
gree for beating mp Norman Pinder in
2 saloon last month was today trans
tcrred from the court 81 general Sos
-ions 10 the criminal bench of the su-
prrmc court for trial Justice GOff.
recognized az She sternest justic, on
the bench. will preside and the dis.
trict attorney stated today that he Will
'ndeavor 10 have the trial held within
Two weeks although no date has yet
been set for 81.
The announcement OF the change
was not pleasing TO the attorneys for
the fighter who is ont on ST 800 bail
Fears are being expressed thar II he
Is convicted ne IS likely to get So
we're prison sentence Under the law
'he penalty for the crime Il not less
than five years Imprisonment and a
fine of $4,000. or both
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
LOOK OUT FOR THESE GRAFTERs
Men Claiming TO BE Hotel 81. Regis
Employees Try TO work" Detroiters.

several prominent DetrOiters have
received letters and persona, calls
from titled gentlemen down ON their
aek. ana Chief Mcdonnell issues 4
Ncmiug against The erafters. who ar
NaY York crooks. he SAYS, and who's 81
"a tugas ado-r The New YORK rogues'
,a cry
Tile letters. requesting money, are
igied Hsrrt Lacey. g. NJ, c. f.. etc.
James Mack. y 81 W & r. OF the
Hotel s. Regis New York City Tho
fItic+ in fuIl ar,. Clerk OF The mails.
clerk O' ieiggra ms et... Srl han man,
waiter and porter
INc letora which are being sent 20
DtrGl'era VINO stop AZ tho 81 Regis
VIXEN u NeN York start ont with tn"
polite assertions we are old employes
of the 81 Re-is. and had the honor
OF waiting upon vou when you wer"
there Ne are dead broke and hone
Won will pardon us looking vow no,
arc calling on you for a little asJs-
ttucc W. have been 20 Hot Spring.
Ark. 20 take he baths The place
where we stayed burned down We
arc without mCnov. and have nothing
60 cat We are on our way back ~
he St Regis u YOU VIII help ms p
ltf'e. We will return the favor when
Iext YOU come 10 The ST Regis
CHIEF Mcdonnell says The men never
worked a the - Regis Dut are a pair
~ .VIndlors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
CHILD WITNESS AGAINST
FATHER RELEASED ON BAIL
Lois Mould Given Into Charge OF Aunt,
Supreme Court Having Cut Bond
to $500.

Lois Mould. prosecuting witness
AGAINST her father. who is waiting
trial on charges Of the most horrible
caarac -er, involving abuse OF the little
gil, mas been released on $500 Uail.
anu turned over 10 the custody Of her
guardian
The guardian is a sister OF Mould,
tho defendant in the case which is
one OF the most revolving that ever
came 10 the attention OF the local
courts
To check.matc any attempt to get
the child ont OF the custody OF the Off
cials, ana into the CUSTODY OF her
aunt. Judge Phelan. some time ago set
the bail at the prohibitiye figure OF
s. 600 IN two sureties.
Attorney stewart Hanley. represent
in@ the aunt appealed the matter OF
bali 20 the supreme court, and the
judges there decided that the little
girl should be in the custody Of her
aunt and decreased the bail TO $500.
The bail in that amount was furnished
Thursday afternoon.
You might appeal the matter of
Mou.ds bail 10 the supreme court. and
maybe that judicial body will order
Mould's release on his personal recog-
nlzance, Judge Phelan dryly suggest
ed 10 Attorney Hanley
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED.
Frank Bielicki, Clerk % Wooduen's
Lodge, Arrested; Admits Hes Short.

Charged with emn-zzi;ng $4U4 from
Pulaski camp, Hod"rn WoOdmen OF
America Frank Biruck. 81 years old.
ot so 81 Dubois -. was arrested
Thursday morning by Detectives stein.
hcbcl and sullivan
When arraIguol before Justice stein
De- admitted s1ortasn iu his accounts
and said that a'' that he wanted was
a chance 'O settle Do Mp Ejs case was
set for Feb H. HiclcM was clerk OF
fhs camp for nearly two wears. but last
fal. tho grand camp asp,nded Pulaski
camp because Bielick had made no
remittance The s.aud camp then
sent officers 90 Investigate. and IL Ia
alleged thar shortage " S565.S7 was
found Di that amount the S4O4
charged m The warrant belonged 20
TOO local camp The rest was due the
grand cnc1mpme
EcHcN was asked what had become
ol the money, and is alleged 10 have
said that he could account for only
Sl9S. lie is said Co have stated that
he PM that amount Ia his pocket one
day intending 20 put IL In the bank.
When he reached the bank it was
closed. so he went into a saloon. When
he reached home the money WAS gone.
&c said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
MT. CLEMENS AND
WINDSOR TO AID
Will Be Asked To Assist in Enter
tanning Elks at Annual Reunion
Next July.

Nj Clemens and Windsor are 10 oe
gwen share IN the entertainment OF
the visiting Elks next July. Mayor
Breitmeyer Will write TO the city OH
cials OF these towns inviting their Co
operation with the reunion committee
In Deuoit 60 maze the event great
success.
This VAS discussed In a meeting In
the mayors once Thursday afternoon.
at which city officials and local Elhs
We're present.
Chairman Fred Is. Burgess and John
Il. Whelan. OF the local lodge OF Elks.
went 10 Nj Clemens Wednesday and
talked over the preparations for he
reunion with prominent men OF the
bath city The Detruiters were told
iha, a mass meeting will be held next
week, aut We're invited 10 come back
then. anu also 20 bring Mayor Brett
never and other Detroiters engaged
in working ont the plans with them.
AZ the meeting ot the Mt Clemens
council Monday night. the question of
LuW utst 20 entertain the Elks Viii
be considered II is planned TO deco
a., Mt Clemens handsomely and sum
"a high as 10000 may be raised there.
Windsor has 81 hotels and will H2
called upon 20 take part in the doins
OF the big week The gathering viii
De OF great benefit. Il is hgured, 10 tie
Canadian city as we'll as 10 her Dis
sister on tho states side of the river
One II the suggestions made 10 dem
oustratc the right OF Detroit TO claim
the title OK tie automobile metropolis
is 20 have me automobile mrs d.d
service IN connection with the n',t
AID stations in the hotels and Down
town stores. During the big parade
automobiles with doctors and nurses
will be along the line Of march ready
to proceed 10 the relief OF any march
-rs or bystanders who may be taken
in The first aid stations throughout
the downtown portion OF the city viii
minister TO any sufferers and send
serious cases or illness 70 the hos
pitfalls.
There may also be an automobile
CommiSsary troop 10 carry cold water
TO the weary marchers who Will have
70 endure three or four hours Of eX-
posure 10 the sun.
one Of Tie smaller Michigan cities
taking great interest in the E.ks
reunion is Owosso Col. McCaugha1
and Maj. Phillips are raising uni
formed force OF 400 Elks there to
march in the big parade and go after
the prizes This battalion will be ac'
companjed by a big band and FIFE
snc drum corps II Is promised that
the uniforms will be handsome ones.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
JoBBINc PRICES.

Canned GOOdS-Apples, gas, s2T5.
baked beans. lib, 80 q zoe; Lima beans.
81 e 30. .Corn-fanCy Maine. $40;
standard. S5c Table beets. stz5 n 40.
ards, ~ soaked, so r. zoe salmon
socReye tall slG5. Hat SlS5. Alaska
reds, SL5U, Alaska Pinks 81 TumA-
tOeS. 80 N HJC. surCOtasu. 81 "a 10 GUk
tonee-Package coffee. lUJ-lb. uase,
$l4.25 flI1 delivered
Feed-Bra1. SIC. 1ue midCuugs. $50.
coarse mIddungs. S=ti cracked cora,
oats cbou. SO ton.
Flour - Michigan patents N wood
best. S..3j. ordinary patents, S615
straight SD.oJ. clear. 50 boil Rye Hour
-s4.6 biol
OTS-Raw lIusced. CSC. boiled unseed.
19c, Diamond headlight Kerosene. . y e..
Perfection, Zoe. Eoccne. lie; crown
tots. 6tisc gal
Provi>ions-1lyss pork. s245o. family
POI x. Sad " 30. medium clear. S2aap
20. smoked hams, l5is c. picnic hams,
kets. lic, shoulders l-t.c. picnic ualas
l4c; bacon. 1912 "a lie, lard Ia t!erces,
10 q G.; kettle rendered. 1424c H.
sugar uOtaLous corrected daily BY
W. H. Edgar N' Go crystal domiuoes
t15; Eagle tablets, 50. 60. cut loaf.
500. cUUe~. g. g.. MIX powdered
So standard. powdered. s. 80. gran
ulated. aNtIu coarse. 500. grarulat cJ
hue iu bulk, Sa4U. gra0ulatcd, IN z5-ib.
cotton bags s. o., Michigan sranulat-
ed, F5.2o diamond a. $50; confession
srs a. $50. No 7. 800 30. S5.4g,
No l.2g. 10 z. s5I5. 40 $. $50,
No. .. f5c5 No lo. s.. No. II. S4g5:
No L. $3.50. NO ~. S4.SJ. No "a
A.S5. No. 10. $50 per 100 pounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
LOzIER CO. INCORPORATE.
Capital Stock Of New Auto Concern
Is Only $4,000.

Tie Lozier Motor Co. which it was
recently announced would establish a
big factory in Detroit, filed articles Of
incorporation with the county clerk.
Thursday The company Is formed
tile papers state. for the purpose Of
manufacturing automobiles and all
other engines and equipment used in
connection with land, water or aerial
transportation.
The capital ~ given Is 10000 all
OF which Inns been subscribed and paid
IN cash
The stockholders arc Gilbert W.
Loo. Charles W Warren, Charles II.
Hodges. Lewis n. Jones and Cyrus
T. LOthrUp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
NEW YORK COTTON.
BOOST FOR BANK OFFICIAL.
10 f. Bryant Becomes Manager Of
Dimes Jefferson-AVe. Branch.

Inc Dime Savings bank has alb
pointed as manager Of its Jefferson.
ave. branch, Chas e. Bryant. former.
ly the assistant in the Gratiot-aye.
branch OF the same bank. This IS u
conspicuous example Of wcll-mcrftod
advancement. and The announcement
viii be received with satisfaction by
his friends and business acmaln.
tanCes.
Mr.. Bryant entered the employ oi
the Citizens Savings bank about pa
years ago as messenger. and steadily
worked his way upward through the
various positions 20 that Of auditor
Az the time OF the consolidation ot
pthe Citizens and the Dime. Mr.. Bryant
was placed as assistant In building ur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
LIVE STOCK
DETROIT.
Michigan central STOCK wards.

Michigan Central stock Yards.
DETROIT, Feb. 3.-Cattie-Acttve
and steady. outlook higher. Prices
ranged as follows: Choice steers, aver
aging from 900 TO / loo lbs. 500 q
choice handy killers. $3.50 q .. 40. light
TO good butchers steers and helfers,
S2Tb443O; common killers and fat
cows, $500 80; Gamers cows, ST.
M222: common TO prime shipping
bulls, S3n4; light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls $3.50 q $50, stockers and
Cows-Active. s25d55 each. Veal
Caives-Steady. s450u9.50 per cwt
Sheep and Lambs-Active and 80 G60e
higher quality fair; choice lambs. $s.30
$50; light to fair slMS; common %
prime sheep, 81 a D; mixed sheep and
lambs. $50 n $50; common killers.
Hogs-Active. and 40 n soc higher. quail
ity fair: prime medium sand fat york
ers, SS.60m 40; light workers. and piss,
SS.50uS.60 per cwt. Receipts-Cattie.
1905.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dunnlng a stevens Live stock Report.
BUP d.A,a; FEB t-.{speeiai} oGat-
Receipts 80 cars lower heavy, $500;
workers. and pigs. $s.S0Gs.g0 Sheep
an dLambs-Receipts 80 ears. strons
Ssst lambs 2ssGsye earrings aTss 22 20 =
East BUFFALO-CIo-e.
EAST BUFF AllOt y. t, a eb. o.
Cattle--Receipts %, firm; prime, 50 fe
$50. butchers. So 80 a ). 30. Veals-Re
ceipts 100, firm. common TO choice.
$3.50 1850. Sheep and Lambs--Re-
ceipts 5000 active; lambs. $500 $40:
yearlings. s7.25Qs; sheep S3.25 n &. s.
Hogs--Receipts 1850, firm; workers.. 50
1905; pigs. $4,000
CHICA
CHICAGO. Feb. 4-Cattle- Receipts
1900 market 1Om i5c lower beeves.
s4.20 q 80; Texas. S3.SOn4S5; western,
s4W 5.S5. stockers and feeders, $50
5.35, cows and heifers. S210n $50,
calves $1q9. Hogs-Receipts $1,000.
market Zoe lower; light. SS10d S.4a.
miXec. SS15mS.6O: heavy. SS.9Olt S.Go.
rough. $500 $50, workers. sS.30N a 90.
pigs S710@S.05 Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 10000 market weak. natives.
Sal $3.50: western. SA.2j n 600, lambs.
native. S650@S.GO: western. $3.50 N 5. 81.
CLEVELAND.
CLEN ELAND, o.. FRL. 3.--IIogs--Re-
eeipts LOO. firm to Sc higher, mixed.
mediums, $S.S0dS.S5 workers $3.50.
pigs and lights. SS.5c. Cattle-Recaipts
cars, strong. Lambs-Receipts \
sars $500 top Calves-RecciIts l0N
fi025 TOP.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
rOrPER MAnIIET-CIo.c.

Asiz Conf, 4OA Apex, 4: Au. ..
81; Bos Cons. IS. Bos XIV an Eos 3
Corb., iSls Butte Cltn. -: Coo con
-, q. 4 ~. $50; G. & A.. IS. Cent.
20 Davis D., Us y Butte. 90 slim
Nat -; CRANKY, 90. Cir, 9ss G. can.
Gold. Cons, "a Hanc.. %, Helvq
~ Isie Roy, II; Kew Cop. Az Las.
MAI, 81. Mich. :: Miami 2S III Mn
sAh New. Cons, 20% New. Utah. -,
~. Butte, 1874, old Dom. II, Osc.. Us.
Tar. ls& Quincy. S2h Raven, So. 8
q Pitts IL Shan, i4is; Santa he. 2 a. (:
sup. Cop, 81; Sup. a. Bos, 1871: Trih..
?. Uteh Cons. IS. OIL, IS; Refining. a.:
Do pfd, 80. Wet, AZ Wow. 1897 Wyan.
lsh; Chino. ia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04

the business in The Gratot-aye dis
triCt
James 7. Carlyle, who. for some
years has been i'm charge OF the JEFF
ferson.aye branch. and has been
highly successful has resigned 20 take
a prominent position in Chicago. Mr..
bryant $ promotion 90 this hFanch
brings him into the district IN when
he has resided. for some Years, his
home being lat No 52S Field-aVe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
pEFERs HARRINGTON SENTENCE

YPSlLANTI. Mich, Feb. 3.-Charle5
Harrington, who took part in the reign
OF terror here recently. when Baggage.
master Minor Was killed and NighJ
Agent Emmett was wounded during
pistol duel I'm the Michigan Central
depot. was not sentenced today. His
attorneys were Jusy ON another case
aud the court AlIred sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
Markets and Finance
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Ieeb. 4.--Opening There
~ still a feeling OF weakness IN tne
ren. market and lower prices are
lablsd from Liverpool chicago -
tsry. md Detroit prices are unc ia = SCI
Opening prices Friday Cash No REQ
wheat. si.g5is, May. 81 &c; July, si.of' =
corr rs sasy aud quiet az 6ihc. for
cash No 2, aud c5i4 for No. yellow
Demand Is slow. I/
Oats aye a tribe easier lai soc for
Ftanfayd. and 4giac for eash no >
i,se Il easy and dun az Sibc for
.ash No -
Tho bea nmarkcf Is dun end steady
ft Sis for cash. and 81 20 Tor Maich.
cloverFced rs ia fair demand ana "S
80 a. $3.50 FOR prime spot and March
aua 81 .ae for prime alslke
TiWofEy seed As quiet ana STEADY NJ
81 50 tDr prime spot.
Drain receipts az Chicago Friday I.
Wheat. n cars; corn t32 cars OATS
tJJ ears.
May wheat In Chicago opened Friday
~ sI0aTs 6f1IO. corn az 6t't "a 90 : C.
oats al f6tsc and pork M s1l 90.
Wheat In Liverpool opened = y q
lower. and corn isd higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04

state az Michigan, County of Wayne.
S..
Edward ~ Collins treasurer 81
tho above named bank. do solcmnly
swear that the above abatement Is true
10 the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief and correctly represents the true
state Of tine s"Vcr9I matters therein
contained, as shown by the books OF
nc bank
EDWARD H. COLLINS
Treasurer.
subscribed and sworn 90 before me
this Sd day of February, 1910.
FFANCTS =. McGINNIS.
Notary Public.
Nv commission expires Jan. 90, 1914.
rect-Attcgt
!. u. hook.
~ f<lRkE WHITE.
tIIAS. +. COLLINS,
Directors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
obJBid. Cs)sold. CO Split


TOLEDO O.. Feb. --wkeat-Cash.
s. .25Ss May, si.25& July. $1.ofis. Corn
Cash. 66c' MAJ. 6sc. July So a c. sept
July, 46ac: Sept, Il :. {. Rye-No. o
sc, No. 3. 7Sc. Cloversced--Cash ami
Feb. $S.4Ti. March. $50. April, SS.2i,
Oct, S6.S5. Prime alsike. S1NJ. Prime
timothy. So Butter. eggs and hay
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
PRODUCE

n A00AN WAS AN AhN hAAAN Az IfNWNAAN lffN..."f
due 90 the absence OF She usual hehNN
weekend receipts. The demand for
j both live and dressed poultry is az
ceilent and tue supply has been linn
remain unchanged. hut eggs are com
Ing Ia more freely and are much TN -
| proved as Go quality Present tendon
, cies arc toward lower prices, hut few
DAYS OF small receipts would soon
tig0tcn the market mr. again. Potatoes
ere q doug carlots were qu9tfa lower
. Utoy but the price Is a nonihal one
Dressed calves hogS and rabbits are
is hrm
AppIe.-Tuncy. S3oo0275. common.
sl.5gW 50 per 7hl western box apples.
Se.l5 q q 50 per box
BanHnas-Good shipr'rs stock. $50
~ 3D. an"0ftlr- Co quality
H"nns-pried Llma. aisc ~
telcry-Homc grown. 500 G5c doz
California sf.15 per crate
tauiin"1"I - California SIS per
CabbaGc-st75q2 per hbI
Chec-e--AIichigau full crcam I6tsc.
york state Use. liW"ulEor. lac, brick
cream Csc, ~cnWciiker Gle no
CrHnberrirs--S- % 30 bu $3.50 IS 30
Dntr,-rsrsian. 5Qse. Fards ,0o'so
Dressed CaI,r, - Fancy iotsUlle.
. Dressed noS~-i4sat ioOilc, heavy.
y ~ 70 Ant do
Fiss-ImporteG new l0Isc 10. Cal.
Einuan Haddic-2 aIoc per ID.
FRESH NrEctnhir> -- t'irIwhrrs. hos
8 Zoe ib. hEal Luttle. S-s nor Ear,-
per radish,s. 21r.1uc Go7- wax beans.
81 ler l5pes pars.e y, -3c dog green
beans. S2,s33 hamper green peppers
6ec basket tutabages 500 40c 6u- Hub
bard squash. -, Or lh- Florida toma-
toes s. % 3I5. 6-laSket crate; water
cress. 81 SOC doz turnips 60e bu:
bcets Hhc ~. carrots, coo bu.
Grnpcs-Aiaiagls - e $50 Dbl
IEp-D>tro.t dealers are paving the
ffoo!l!.owins prices for eaied nay IN car
clover mixed. sls5oai5f. rye s.' stT E
hay from farmyrs wagons on the cltv
rYnsed from So 10 SIS. as TO
Hides - No cured. t1i.c. No :
cured, i9l-c; No. ] green. S;zc; No
green. sigc. kip cured. No. l. i2lRc
N 10 z llGSESc: green green 10. lIe lslss
HiEc cured No. J. lie. No. >. l5Ac:
horsehides, No, I, $3.50. No ?. $3.50; 4.
sheep skins IS 10 wool; SOC 9 $3.50;
log lie; eNtracred. pa loo ~.
LemOns--callfornia, .ss.7594 box.
NushroOmS-50c per 10
Nut~-W1lnuts. Is 90 loo. almonds "a
o lJC. pccauS J. Z l5c. tlberts, II l12c: +
Brazils ga Toe. mixed nuts l. lac 10,
new hickory nuts, shellbsTks. N.25 Q
,'nioP--Michlgar. 7tQsoe ou new
BCI.Uudas. S21J bC
Orange>-CaIlforaia navels Se.75-s ,. f.
flo~idds. $50 box. tangerines. s. rs +
box
oysters sola lacked standards I
small s5 c sgse's Sos aIs t ,t5saa .ss In
lects. small, CSC large. 35c can.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
CItI1a1;O.

CHICAGO. Feb. 8.-Wheat opened =
10 CSC lower trade not large Corn
and oats started slow and &c lower
Onerings scattered but not large. Pro-
visions started lower on easier hog
market
Noor-After n sharp rally wheat
prices declined again Go below the
opening price Corn lower IN sym
pathy oats unchanged.
Close-Wh rallied iu the Inst hour
and closed strong near the day hiSr
Corn ana oats both closed strong
Provisions generally lower and weak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
READ THE TIMES
SPORTING EXTRA

BusInes--Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks risht. Times Printing Co, Is
John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
REPORT o. The CONDITION
OF THE
WAYNE County Savings Bank

A. Detroit. Michigan. at the close OF
bY4ir.ess. January 81 1910, as called
for by tie Commissioner Oh the
Banking Department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
LIABILITIES


Alex. McPhcrson, President
Elisha u. Film, Nice-President
Henry y. Baldwin, Nice-Presidept
Nm. n. DeGrRn. Cashier
Irvine ~. UnEer, Asst. 90 the pr..ts.
John 1niinntyne' hEr. Or. Dept.
Elmer r. Ford, Asst. Cashier
hen. Vernon, Asst. CashIrr
I'D. g. MAILER, Assistant CasbIrr
W. n. Winckler, Auditor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
EXCLUSIVELY ABANE FOR SAVINGS

DIRECTORS
r. Kirke White r. ". Finn
VIM s. Green r. ~. Croul
Frank W Eddy !. 70. Book
s. Y Scyburn A l. stephens
VIM V Moore Chas r. Collins
j. NJ Ferry, Jr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
q. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone q Co. lt6-llS Griswold-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Old Detroit National Bank
RESOURCES

Condensed statement at the close OF
business January 81. 1910
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Or. J. r. Book
william J. Chittenden
Emory w. Clark
Don VI. Dickinson
Clinton G. Edgar
J. : FarTand. Jr
Edward Ford
Dexter NJ. Ferry, Jr.
{ harles r Hammond
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Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
II Detroit Yards

The Detroit 1--we stock market show
ed an almost complete reversal Ia
form from last week. In connection
with Thursday trade Cattle were
more active than last week and prices
were uI steady Some buyers claim
ga that prices were higher The out
!cok is decidedly strong Mich COWS
were firm anG unchangeG Veal calves
were active az last Weaks values, the
hest bringing $95e per cvt sheep
and lambs were active and SO 10 so
cents higher than last week. one
small bunch Brought $3.50 The range
or good stuff Was SIS 10 $3.50 The
run Was liberal for this time OF the
year and the quality averaged good.
Hogs showed a biz gain from last
week, bur the run was too light 20 cut
much figure i'm the market Market
toQptrs byoushf $50 Pigs and Ugh;
Workers, $3.50 20 $3.50
Receipts Cattle as. calves. $50;
sheep $40. hogs $50
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REPoRT OF The CONDITION
OF THE
DETROIT SAVINGS BANK

Bonds. Mortgage aud
securities. VIZ.
Commercial
Dept. ....& 32l.N92 80
Savings Dent 6l23.2l1 81
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John T. Shaw
stephen Y. Seyburn
James ID. Standish
Albert l., Stephens
Frederic b. Stevens
\. +. F. White
IL. x White
Morris l.. Williams
William c. Williams