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The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

reds. $50; Alaska pihl,s. 81. roma-
toes, go N0el succotasii. SlUl.io ooE.
Feed-Bran. t26; fine middlings, $50.
coarse middlings, se6 cracked corn, t2S;
coarse corn meal t2S, corn and oats
chop, s26 ton.
FlOur-Michigan patents In wood.
best. seas; ordinary patents. t0.lS;
straight t605. clear. So bol Rye tour
-Sf.6b hbL
OilS-Raw iinsecd soc; boiled linseed.
sic; Diamond headlight. kerosene. sac;
Perfection, Ice; Eocenc. lie. crown
gasoline, lSe gal; turpentine In barrel
lots. 6fhc gal.
PrOvlsiOns---Mess pork, S2A60: family
pork. S2a.Ib0z5: medium clear. $3.50
&c. smoked hams. l5o, dry sailed bris-
kets, lac. shoulders. 12hcg picnic hama,
i2kc; bacon. 16016ihc: lard In tierCes,
IA " 0l5isc; kettle rendered lbMc 10
sugar-Quotations corrected daily by
w, a. tidGRr a. Co: Crystal dominoes.
NI.n4tt I4ose tablets. $3.50, cut Loaf.
%U4n tAEAbes. $500. NNNN powdered,
49,. standard. powder ed, $3.50; gran
uIatcd extra coarse. $3.50; graduated.
nne. In bulk. $40; granulated. in 25-lb
cotton bags. t5.4b; Michigan granuiat-
ed. $500; diamond A, $500; confectlon-
ers' A. $3.50. No. I. $40; No. ?, $40;
10. :. $50: 70, !. 1870. 10. s 1923.
No. y. 5000; No. 10, $5, No. IL, S49S;
No. IL, $3.50, No. Is. $4.S5; No. Ia,
sass; No. IS. ti.S5 per 100 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
E. R. WALKER GIVEN DIVORCE.
Rlames DissoIute step-son For Break
ing Up of Home.

Edward r. walker, of the firm %
Craig. Wright K Walker, insurance
adjusters, was granted divorce from
his wife. Minnie Taylor Walker. by
Judge Rohnert, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walker was a widow when Walk
er married her in Stanton. Mich., in
1890. She had two sons by her previ-
Gus marriage. and one OF these boys,
Pierce Taylor is blamed for the break
ing up or the home. Walker testified
that the boy was wild and dissolute.
Finally be became SO troublesome that
he was ordered 70 leave the home. and
his mother said that II he went she
would go too. Walker said he told
her to go IL she wanted to. He gave
her s17.560, half of his property, and
she went 10 Denver. The wife OF the
hayward son also testified that she
had been compelled to leave her hus-
band.
Lillian F. was granted a decree from
John Mcdonald. who deserted her
FIVE days after their marriage In jan
nary 1908.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
FAMOUS BEAUTIES
NEVER GET FAT

tV0mnnkind wonders why famous
hfautfes grow old, but do not grow fat
Iher live at silken ease. amid the
n1fcolnin flesh pots. The wine. that
|UIf4 out obscure moftais. flows not IL
IIhofally down their alabaster throats
|Nt their iifo-iong loaf does not thick
4n their limbs nor double their chins
WHAT "a thcN secret Aof the iong-lived
#f1cofulness OF the hauton?
One@half ounce Marmola. y or FL
Xk Cascara Aromatic. 3 X OK. Pepper
mint Water. This is the famous Mar
~oio Prescription. long familiar to the
|NEhlonabIe pharmacists OF the world
md their clientele. but which has only
IIttntly penetrated 10 the knowledge
~ the hol poil0i OF womankind. Since
when, for Convenience sake. II has been
pan Into elegant pocket form. the Mar
.oIn Prescription Tablet, which can
NV ht had OF well nigh any drug
Mat fashionable and ordinary. or the
.nTWoin Co. 4e0 Farmer Bldg, Dee
||tit Moi In large cases for seventy
With lhla tablet any woman can re-
.|rt De losing a pound day In
| weeks, take on tat (where 10
|.H#H montl on chin. abdomen, hips.
M |.Lnrut need for exercising. table
I|IInI fear 81 wrinkles. or the
4Nt1lt pntnieei harm or uneaalnean.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
NABs ALLEGED THIEVES.
Cop Finds Pair Carrying Egg Crate
Filled With Stolen Meat.


Two men, staggering along Gratiot-
ave. at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning.
carrying an egg crate, attracted the
attention Of Patrolman Eric Scneman-
sky.
Grand larceny" Kissed Eric. as he
stealthilv followed.
Eggs, by heavens! Have these
thieves no limit 10 their daring?'
With rush he was upon the cul-
prits. He tore the lid of the esq
crate He found choice assortment
of ruasts. steaks and chops.
Lucky for you II wasn't eggs" he
declared. but II Is almost as bad"
The prisoners gave their names as
John Burns, Junk dealer, No. 35S Clin-
ton-st., and William Andrews. machin-
list, No. Si5 Dix-ave.
Later I'm the morning. Louis Apple
baum. No. 235 Columbia-st. east. re-
ported that his shop was buTglarized,
and the box OF meat stolen.
Andrews. who is a paroled man,
was hustled 10 court, during the morn
Ing and ordered returned to Jackson
prison to finish his term.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

Reported FOR The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co. from New York Jan 10:
London market came from Is 10 -
point higher, caused a higher opening
on the stock exchange this morning
and the market was further helped by
short covering, resulting Ia a subs tan
tial advance from the previous closing
prices. There was a continuation or
heavy trading noted for the past week.
and stocks were on sale on the bulge.
A break OF nearly so points ia Hooking
Coal Iron did not help matters, and
the general market lost the earlier
gains and IN "A number or instances
sold down 10 yesterdays low prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
WHITE SLAVE DEALER SOUGHT.
Man Alleged To Have Placed Russian
Girl in Detroit Resort.

Rescued from a Catherine-st. resort,
where she had been taken by man
who met her in New York city, AnnG
Rodenskl. 19-ycarold Russian giri,
told Truant Officers Piles and Gross-
man a story that resulted In putting
the police and the United States inl-
migration authorities on the trail OF an
alleged white slave dealer. The girl
is held In the matron's room at po-
lice headquarters.
She came from Russia two years
ago, went to work, and saved $500,
with which she planned to return to
Russia. The man IL the case induced
her to come to Detroit and enter a life
of shame The keeper of the resort
admitted TO the officers, 1t is alleged.
that she paid the man money for de-
liyering the girl to her.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Willie collier Scores Hit.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-New York
critics unite today in declaring that
William Collier, who has produced
many a laugh in his long stage career.
was never funnier than in his new
play. "A Lucky Star" which had its
PREMIER last night at the Hudson
theater. The plot is based on The
Motor Chaperon," though a vast
amount Of the Collier humor has been
injected into the play.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

-AppIer-sne7sS1-h per -hhl,
western box apples. s2.7593 box.
Bnnanns-Cood shipping stock, Sl5a
Q2.50 according TO quality
Reans--Dried Lima. II c 10.
Celery-Home grown, 600 35c doz
CauIifiOwer-Californ S5.551t per
Cabbage-ys@225 per Dbl.
Chce~~-Mlchigau fun cream, 1910;
York State. 1so; limLurger. l7c: brick
.CrnnberrIes-s2G2.2 bu; s5.5O0s75
Datcs-Persian. 50sc; Fards. sM 0Sc
Dressed calyes-Fancy. 1l@1:c; COM
pressed Mogs-Llght, 1lQ1lhc:
heavy, 10Q l0lac per 10.
Finnan Haddie-log11c per Id.
Fresh Eetabies-C ucumbers. hot
iOGisc Id; radishes, 25a soc doz: wax
beans, 1926 hamper; parsley. zoe doz;
green beans. S275 U2s hamper. green
peppers 60 basket rutabages. 3oD4Oc
matoes. ss.509375 s-basket crate; wa
ter cress, 500 35c doz; turnips. COO bd;
beets. coo Blu; carrots. soc bu.
Grapes--Catawbas, lbs. lic basket;
Mala gas. SIGG50 bbl
Grape I'ruit-f3 so oars doz.
Hny--Detroit dealers are paying the
II ots pricf po, t9I Ia,sd hay IN ca
s15.5O91e: No. 2 timothy SlL50615;
clover mixed, s15415.6o; rye straw.
SI50GS; wheat and oat straw. Sc So
7.5O ton. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from si4 70 SIS, as to quality.
Hldes-oNo. cured. llhc; No.
green. slkc; kip cured. No l. 12ho;
No. 2. 1000: green. No. J.. lie; No. 2.
ehc; calf green. No l. 1sc; No. 2. 1ihc:
hides. No /. $3.50 No. 2. y3so: sheep
skins. as e. wool. 5Oc6 $3.50
Iioney-Farcy white 146 i5c: amber.
1O41lc; extracted. aGl0c ID.
Lsmons=c q Si@45o box.
MashrOoms-5oe per 10.
NutS-Walnuts. f5d Ice: almonds. IA
u i0ci pccans. 12m t5": nlberts. 1ieD12c:
Brazils. ga 10c. miNed nuts 12614c III:
new hickory nuts. sheilbarks, 81 % %
pnions---Michigan. 7o975o bu: new
spanish. $40 crate.
Ornnges--Calfornia navels. s312.25;
tIoridas. sL7b box; tangerines. @2Q225
:, 9ysters-solid packed standards.
iects. small. 2sc: large $50 can.
PtnenDpies-Fiorida S375U4 crate.
roPcorn-sars. 292hc ID.
Iot"toes,-Car iots. bulk. $50 Soc:
bu
POnl,ry--springs. 14016c: fowls.
i5R a 4ci geese, I4c. ducks. l5c; tur-
KEYS, l7W19c. Dressed hens. 14415c;
sprlngers. 10 u l6c; ducks, 1761sc;
Kabbits--s1 so dor
=, sweet fotatocs--Jerseys. kiln dried.
Si,rn crate Illinois. 81 rs bu; 81 Dbl
FnIiow--No. !. SIC; No. 2. 5hc 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
OFF ON ICE-CRUsHING STUNT.
Ferry Steamers Britannia and Pleas
ure Leave For Toledo.

Wen stocked with fuel and in
charge Of veterans ia the. service. the
steamers Britannia and Pleasure. OF
the Detroit. Belle Isle & Windsor
Ferry Co.'S feet, left Detroit at 6 $50
O'clock Wednesday morning for To
ledo, TO battle with the ice In the
Maumee river. Capt John Wilkinson
was In command of the Britannia.
while the Pleasure was in charge Of
Capt. john Densteadt. The crew mum.
bered 70 and 10 men, respectively.
Capt. Duncan Nicholson, superintan.
dent OF the ferry feet, was on board
the Britannia and will direct the ice.
bucking operations in the Maumee.
The only passenger was the Toledo
harbormaster. VINO arrived in Detroit
Tuesday night.
The boats are expected to reach To-
ledo late Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

or, physician and personal friend OF
Mr.. Fowle. says he is unable to dag
nose the illness definitely but that it
is a mental trouble which has deprived
the patient OF his mind and his speech.
Il am unable To tell the outcome
yet" said Dr. Walker. Mr.. Fowle
does not know anyone and cannot
tell whether his mind will be perma-
nently affected or not
II was said in Mr. Fowle's residence
Wednesday morning. that he was much
better and had partially recovered his
speech.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
NEW WASHER LAW DRAFTED.
Measure Broad Enough To Cover
Every Conceivable Case.

ENCFV OOHCCiNaDlS SaoG.
A new ordinance, designed to pro-
vide means for furnishing Washers"
was sent to the courcil Tuesday night
by Assistant Corporation Counsel Pen
niman. II is an amendment TO a pres
ent ordinance. which provides a fine
OF $50 or six months imprisonment on
conviction. The new section reads as
follows
mo person snail be guilty OF using
indecent or immoral language. nor be
guilty OF any indecent or immoral con-
duct or behavior In any public street
lane, alley, square park or space IN
said city and no person shall improp-
erly, lewdly. wantonly or wrongfully
accost. ogle, insult, follow, pursue. lay
hands on, b. gesture. movement Of
body. or otherwise wrongfully modest
any person in any public street, lane,
alley, square, park or space in said
city"
A hearing on the ordnance will be
held before the ordinance committee
within a week and the amendment re-
rorted back to the council for action.
Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., - John R.-st Call Main
1893 or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.--Pork: Steady.
Lard Easy. middle west spot. Sl2.S0
Gl2.9O. Sugar. New weak; refined.
quiet Coffee Rio No. on the spot,
SAc. Tallow; Firm; city, 6S,c; coun-
try Ga a &c. Dressed. poultry: Firm.
unchanged. Live poultry: Unsettled.
unchanged. Cheese: Firm; fun cream
specials. l7L MlSc; skins specials.
1415c; full skins. 506lsc. Coffee. Op-
lions opened unchanged 10 &c lower.
Butter: Quiet. receipts. 1885. cream
cry extra. 35c. state dairy tubs. 26W
csc; imitation creamery. frsts. ESQ 2Sc.
Eggs: Firm; receipts. 5,322. neGfby
white fancy. 41M50c nearby mixed
fancy, 40u +3c; fresh hrsts. 40 Il lec.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Markets ana Finance
EAST nTrrAI.oCIo.e

EAST BUFFALO, Jan. lg.-Cattle,
25. steady. prime. S6.25W9.s5. butch
ers. S325f6. Neais. iA0s steady com
mon 70 choice. $150dl1 sheep and
lambs 10000, steady, lambs, $3.50 ~
sos, Canada lambs. SS,25 a $50. year
-lings. AH7.T5; sheep. S3M6.50. Hogs.
200. steaJy; workers. and pigs, $3.50.
.La CuCAGo. On ooo.
SiiC4 HSSo Jan ~ Sa'4 rsxa 1VSo rs
@ASO: Western. S4G6; stockers and
feeders. NSe90@ $40; cows and heifers.
IS. 200: fair: light. sS.30RSe5: mixed.
sX354S.SO; heavy. sS.iOG1S.SO; york.
ers. $3.50 $50, pigs, S7.20WS.25. sheep;
sac 6iO: lambs. S615gS.7O; western.
S625QS.65.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Jan. i9.--liogs? 1900,
market Sc lower mediums, mixed and
workers. sST5; pigs and lights, $500
500. Cattle. cars. weak. Lambs 10
cars; $40 top. Calves; 100 head; $40
ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
nrw- cnRpoRArIoNa.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 19.-(Spe-
ciall The following companies have
fled articles OF incorporation with the
secretary OF state Bay County Con
struction Company, Bay City, $4,000;
IL NJ. Joyce 4 Company, Grand Rap
ids, $4,000; Irwin & Wise Realty
Company, Detroit, 100000: Ladue Mfg.
Company, Detroit. $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
SON LIKELY TO ESCAPE.
Doctor Says Richard stlnson Died
From ApopleNy, Not Blows.

Richard Stinson, the formerI PATROL
man who was twice knocked. down dur
ing a fight with his son, John, Satur-
day night, died Tuesday without Nre-
covering consciousness from the state
of collapse into which he sank immedi-
ately after the fight A warrant charg-
ing John with manslaughter was issued
shortly after Sunson's death. and he
will be arraigned IN the justice court.
hut Prosecutor Van Zile EXPRESSES the
opinion that the case may not be prose
cuted.
DR.. C.. w. OBrien. who attended
'Stinson. reported to the prosecutor that
stinson died OF apoplexy. and not as
a result OF his injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
nOSrON COpprns-CIo.e

Ariz COml 70. Apex =. ATTAIN IT, Ard
S Az R az A ASY LAY Ras SS h9s
Coal 25 a. Cop Con S0n. Cal a. II 66O
c & A 81 Cen 80. DAILY West .. East
Bite I. Elm h q. Frank 1874. LIST Nat
~. CRANKY l06, GirouN 10&. Hanck
goa Helv al. Isle Royale 25 n. Kew
Cop o. l. aSale I'm, Lake STA, Mass
Ga. Monk ~. Miami 227s. Nipssng
So, New Cons - n, New Utah l y NTH
Butte "a, old Dom 40. Osceola 100. Par
20, Quincy IS Raven SO. Shan is y. sup
q + if%, Santa Re ? n. Sup Cop So. Sup
& Il IS y, Tam 65, Trim ga. Utah Cons
Al. L q 80. L II com 40, do pr 81.
Winona ~. WolT lbs. Wyan 3. CHINA
l25s Ind sos
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
GEO. ". FOWLE'S
MIND AFFECTED
Seized With Peculiar Form of Apo
plsxy Which Deprives Him Of
Speech and Mental Faculties.

George w. Fowle. former police
commissioners ard one of Detroits
we'll known citizens. was seized with
a peculiar form OF apoplexy. Tuesday
and is In a critical condition In his
home. No. 81 Joy-st. DR.. III. o. Walk
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
o. S. cow BONDS.
Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
n Gfnn. a. CO I1E-1IE IL
PRODUCE

In a general way there IL not much
to be said for the market just now.
The volume OF trade Is rot large. but
there Is no pressure from stocks In any
line. and ia spite or the general dull
ness, nearly everything on the list Is
firm in tone. y few days OF bright
weather would likely start something
In the egg deal, but so far prices are
we'll sustained Dairy butter IS in much
better supply than demand. and is ac-
rapidly. The vegetable
market Is firm In tone. and trade In
fresh fruits is improving.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
CHICAGO PnODVCr.

CHICAGO. Jan. l9.-Rutter: Cream
cry extras. sac. hrsts, 81 q sec. dairy
extras, sic; frsts. Csc. Eggs: Prime
frsts. 3Nc, hrsts, 3Jc. Cheese: Twins.
l4a4 Gle; daisies. la 17lac. young
Americas. t6ta a16Stc very firm Live
poultry Turkeys. lie, fowls. l3m
l3l7c. spring chickens, 1874 4l4iac,
ducks, 14Ql5c. geese. l0c.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Coz
open. High. Low. Close
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, Jan lg--Wheat' CasH,
81, = May, fL25i July $1.04h. Corn:
sept. &c. oats: Cash. 4SiSc May,
5Oi.c. July. 467sr Rye: No. 2. 81 &c;
M T. g &c. Cloverseed: Cash and
jan jan, $50 Feb. ,ss96; March, 81:
900. Prime timothy: Sl.95. Butter.
eggs and hay, unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

A patent has been granted an Tn.
diana man on a meter to count the
words written on a typewriter. pres.
sure on the spacebar closing a circuit
and causing Il TO register.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
BUTTER AND EGGS

Rutter - Creamerles. extras. sec;
nrsts. soc; dairy butter. Csc; packing
stock. 23c per 10.
Eggs--FTesh current receipts. cases
included. SIC. Receipts on Wednesday,
mas
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
InnnINC r.,Icrs.

CoGee-racSage -conee. ioo-ib. case.
tl4E5giT delivered
canned Goofs--Apples. gals. SAYS:
,naked beans lib. so q coo. Lima beans.
t1Q LOO Corn--Fancy Maine. lt.t0;
standard. SIC Table beets si.2Bn 1.40.
Peas--Fancy early June. SL2B: stand
ards. 81; soaked. 50mT0c. Salmon
soekeye. tail. s1.65; nat, lts5; Alaska
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
LIVE STOCK
EAsr nuFFALo-orenIng.

DunBinS q stevens live stock ftOPeFt.
cars: slow Hogs 90 cars. slow
heavy 80. workers. and pigs, $500.
sheep; 80 cars. slow; lest lambs $3.50
gs;e5; yearlings, s7.5yQS; wethers,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Jan. Iq.-Close: Has
wheat gone as high as conditions JUS
tifV? Many wheat dealers think SO
ana others believe buliish conditions
have heen more than discounted. II Is
this belief that Is now forcing prices
lower. Millers are not bidding SO high
for cash wheat as they were and there
is some talk OF hedging against the
cash wheat on hand. which would IN
crease the pressure in Chicago. Bears
are still very hearish. although some
OF them think reaction of "A cent or
so should come about this time. The
movement OF wheat continues large.
from Australia and lower American
prices The close was unchanged In
wheat. ali the days loss having been
recovered. Corn was dull and I'M
changed. oats lost nc.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
S124.' May opeTAd with a decline OF
&c at sl.z5. lost &c and advanced to
81 25l July opened at 81 ,o3 =. touched
sI.43 and advanced 10 sI.o4; No. l
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No. g. 67c: 40. yellow, Csc. Oats:
Standard. cars at soc; No. white. 2
cars at 49hc. Rye. Casff-Ao- l. l car
at s3c. Beans: Cash 81 l2; March,
$220 Cloyerseed: Prime spot. 100 bags
bags at sS.25, S5 at IS; prime alsike,
s775; sample alsike, , bags at 81
Timothyseed: Prime spot. 100 bags at
$50
Receipts In the Detroit market Wed
nesday included cars OF wheat ! OF
corn and OF rye. Withdrawals were
10000 bu of wheat. 6O.S6 bu OF corn.
500 Bu OF oats and 599S bu OF rye.
Stocks are 7l7119 bu OF wheat, 219.S sol
bu OF corn. 51,316 bu OF oats and 74,l39
-bu- OF rye
Wheat receipts wednesday. Mtune-
apolis, 416 cars. against 1G4 a year
ago; Duluth IS cars, against 81; ST.
Louis $4,000 bu, against %, 900 bu;
Kansas City. IS cars. against so; Win
nipeg. los cars. against ~
Wheat In Liverpool closed q G1sd
and corn - u q d lower.
Stocks OF wheat al Minneapolis In
creased $4,000 bu in four days.
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
day $4,000 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Wednesday, 729, 600 bu; year ago. 49,
600
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. l16-11S Griswold-st.:
Opening Closing
B!dAsk HighLoW BldAsk.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Carson, Craig g. Co.

500 Chamber OF Commerce. Detroit.
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
Members Boston stock Exchange, Chi
cnGo board OF Trndc.
Private wires to all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Paine.
Weber q Co. Boston. and Logan q
Bryan. New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofnce-.O4-2OO Hammond BIdg
Stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

reported Tor IHe llfne3 ~ carson
Craig * Co, from Chicago, Jan. 10:
Wheat market is heavy. There is
eralHcOmmission house selling. Sup
port far has been largely in the
way of covering by local shorts. There
Is nothing or note in the way OF news,
but liquidation Ia on and Will have to
run its course. Market is of about
SIC from top. and in the natural or
der OF things some rally is due. III IL
comes. we think sales in order. as we
look for further liquidation. Indica-
tions point to continued liberal
movement OF wheat which. IL realized,
will mean constant pressure In the
way Of hedging sales.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Jan. 19.--Wheat: Open
ing 9s a nc lower; good general trade.
Corn: IA &c lower; buying scattered.
oats; In further decline at outset.
Provisions Lower.
NoOn---Wheat prices continued to
drop, May and July losing from az 70
1ac. Corn and oats were also fraction
ally lower
Wheat. after a spell OF weakness.
strengthened and closed higher. Corn
and oats advanced in sympathy. Pro-
visions scared and closed very strong.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

APpIes-spe4sS1- ,Ao63- per bill.
western box apples s27513 box.
Bnnnnns-Good shipping stock. sL69
@2.50, according 10 quality.
Reana--Dried Lima. 5Lc TO-
Celery-Home grown, 30135c doz.
CnuIIilower-Califor S5.I51A DOR
The Delta independent., 1910-06-24
AUSTIN BRIEFS.

nr Claybaug Is remodeling his residence.
DIR. Archer of Delta was In this vicinity Sa ur-
day. -
Mrs. Mary O'Rorke is nursing Mrs. E. T.
andreth.
Mrs Samuel Kin el OF Denver is visiting a,
the Kehls.
Miss Nette Rowan len Tuesday for a visit at
Colombo Springs.
Miss Rose Bradley of Greeley is the guest Of
lnez Weaver for II few weeks.
w Austin Is on foot again after a three
weeks lay mp with a broken leg.
Several lot deals were closed this week aud
building will be rushed on number OF the
locations.
An alteration over ditch matters Tuesday
resulted in WIN. Miller striking Harry Bruner
with shovel.
The Rst camping party returned from q rand
Mesa the hrst of the week and report ideal
camping conditions.
The band organization at Austin Is assuming
very promising aspects. Give the boys all the
support you can: theirs is a laudable cau.e.
Profs. Gillett, Iiennett and Herrick were
shown through number of orchards in this
neghborhood Wednesday by horticultural
Inspector X chard-cn They report very
favorable outl ok In most orchards
The Delta independent., 1910-06-24
CEDAREDGE.

G. R. Douglass of Mount Vernon,
Iowa, is in town.
A. M. Anderson of the Delta In
dependent was in town Monday.
Ed. H. VanDeVenter and family
are visiting with the Frank Reeds
o. C. Davis and brother. have
gone to Caldwell, Idaho, on busi-
ness.
H. c. Getty was showing an april
cot branch loaded with fruit, which
came from his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Watt, who
have been visiting Mrs. F. E. Brown
have returned to Denver.
DR.. o. P. Morse. a prominent den
tist of Chicago, will opne an office
in the Morris Brothers building very
sh ortly.
A party consisting of ID. ID. Clark,
Roy Smith, H. Hart, j. w. Ballard
and Mr.. Severance all of Delta were
fishing in the lakes over Sunday and
report fair success.
The Surface Creek High Line
Ditch Company are working a large
force of men and expect to complete
the ditch between Surface and La
roux Creeks this season.
Cedaredge Camp w. o. w. con-
Quoted the unveiling ceremony of
the Jerry Ryan monument last Sun
day afternoon. They were assisted
by visiting neighbors. the Cedaredge
band annd male quartet, the ad-
dress by Oswn Rowbotham being a
noteworthy feature of this impress
sive occasion.
b. c. Hosselkus of Creede, stop
ped over on his way to the Alex
ander Lakes last Friday Mr. Hos
selkus says that with local coopera-
tion he can stock the lakes and
thereby improve the fishing. but so
long as the depredations on the
spawning beds continue he cannot
be expected to have any success
The wholesale slaughter of spawn
ing ish carried on this season is a
disgrace to any community and
every citizen and sportsman who
has the welfare of the fishing in
terests of Delta county at heart
should make it his business to re-
port such scandalous misdemeanors.
The spawning rainbow trout which
have been taken from Ward Lake
alone would have produced s25,-
600 worth of spawn this season.
The question of purchasing the lease
which is now held by the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company will prob
ably be presented to the people of
Delta and Surface Creek within the
next week or so. Mr.. Hosselkus and
his partners would be glad to go
in with us on this proposition and
believe this can be made the most
valuable fishing resort anywhere in
the western country