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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

The best means of encouraging
tfuthfulneas IN children ie through
mutual sympathy which teaches the
child uncomplalningly 20 accent
mothers wishes aa nw TO win
this trust "a mothers correction
should never outrun her love IL
q child once feels that the day has
gone By with o. lessenluR " the
mothers love The Influence Of the
mother for good Boz dangerously
weakened Undue harahneaa Is one
Of those hreparable errors we are
sure 10 regret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

onequartcr cup butter. !
cup brown sugar. 2 eggs.
whites. y cup milk. "a cups
flour. ia teaspoons baking
powder, p teaspoon Vanilla
Bake in moderate oven A.
minutes. Cover with boiled
icing made AZ follows Boil
cup sugar with q cup water
until Il threads. fold IN the
beaten whites q 2 eggs aud
4 tablespoon of lemon juice
or / teaspoon o. vanilla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Peel and wash the parsnlps
} and cut In two iengihwlse
Steam them for an hour Take
them from the range. pat into
baking pan with dflppinRs,
; sprinkle with salt aud pepper.
and set GA the oven 10 bake
} slowly until brown Baste oc.
! caaionally
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MONEY MAKER

"A WWNH 7 11iI11
rieht acres five 49, ~. alpsd
NJ. ma ta house toe, hsafiif
ss .st t~e ' chiehen houses Z w. ss 4
. XIV small nrut : mss ~
y. nt,wfes from sestfle
'''''' .''' WATER FRONT, i
HALF acre All eleal 81 ~, saaa. :.
sol sprina water. ses ,ses1
pri,iisee. 10 bearing ~" tsaeH VI
s,ss tTom seattle g. !,s q y,
Egb oo cash. balance ~ CO..
MERRITT REALl IN,
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Unthia6reys
II ettors

Betty Anxious and several
others aFs troubled over the same
question one which hothcfn many
siris. and BOYS. too They are bash.
fui and self conscious. never knuW
what 10 say whom With other young
people and a. q consequence do
not make friends Each asks What
can DO 90 gain the friendship OF
Girls and boys of my own agcf
Acquaint yourself with current
events and discuss them with the
people you meet knowing the ua
tionai occurrences yoa can start
conversation ny forcing yourself
10 mlrsls with people you viii soon
overcome haahfulness. which IL onlt
IA demonstration ~ lack Of conf
dence Bs cordial aod say yoa are
siaf 60 meet those 10 whom you are
Introduced
Dear Mias Grcy WIN you please
repeat your chloride Of lime solution
recipe. 60 b. used in washing
cioihraf ! have lost %
STRANGER
A boil five pounds of WASHING
soda with gallon ~ cold watsg
While boiling stir In one pound of
Chloride Of Time. 'tt settle strain
through cloth into jos and cork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

state ~ Waahinsfsn CounfF - klnF -
~ Uhritk rashitF ~ me atoAe
uarnsH hArk a. rofefnuiF swear ttaf the
furagninE statement BE- tflT GO thf hsh
~ ms know lsfEf ana belief
81 u4NfCh Cashier
eutsrfihaa anf - era 20 betofs me This
lsfh da4 90 FfhruHfF. 1915.
seal A T. kkHIAE Notary luhht
q NIPrTkkE
FNEWNTT SMITH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

There are but few stripes among
the nsw Ringhams. mostly rlnlds
and chNrka
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-s~0seN-e's, y u y Z = ~
10 whans q May concern ynis Z
10 csriifs that ths firm y hanr,
Isl mutual rannfnf B * tame rciirinE
from ne company aud Y harren con-
ttnulna thr business % his oNn acoanni
she company and pay az amounts due
~ HARREi1 LANE COMPANY
Notice is hereby Eieen that a Hes,ins
ms Company via BE- held At ieil cnlum
hla o.. on Mendaf the siaf daY ~ Frh-
reary. 1919. a ~ . ~ fas ne pulpase
% sl.,iies otilssss &c s,sa eineI
" EpWARns sacrrtagy.
Seattle fohrusr2 1919
Az fhE Nan No lies % your
aes.s .i'h ny n.y., s'res s Randall am
uurTER nCTTtR
white Cow Butter store moved O.
like 81, next door e. Han Marshs Hpe'
eial iodey Best Creamery, ~ Isc.
thc White Cow next % ser harche
RridiuE Dane % Academy Rsth and
Jackson Glasses foF frHi wevk in
month h.fenbsss THURSDAY and Stature
iay efenmsa Hasi lsst
Two acres two miles from cts limits
Tor tlto SO rash. balance e. PEI month.
See ManaEcr room 9. Timss BIDS
. VIII NOT BE- respenshie Tor any debts
contracted ~ my wife cara n Madolc
Mldole. February i0. 1910
lost AND FOUND.
fsesf ea10fdsS' 0Fs6fSefS ! : ssnsN
brown ieathcr hand oss WITH coin
uurse on outside, name and address uu-
dcr flap containing gold watch und
Anderson rfrani boat ticket Literal re-
ward Address box ~ houghton wash
Pound - Adya pnckeihook contaiuinr
sum ~ money on First aV in $500 hik
/ owner Hf
star office describing stating amount.
und pa,iur ror advertisement
Pound p0ckstbook coutaininr silver
money ON rirst av ceuter ~ csnd hioeK
owner can have same ty statinN amount
n contains aud aeadrihinE sHme bN lIIl.
ing al star ogfice
Lost Friday glasses tn Albert Inn-
cen case between Wssflahr ana Pike Ht
markoif Phone Maiu t2t2 Liberal
reward
Lost Diamond pin black crescent
with two pendants attached Return Go
liio uollston av and fet reward
Loot Jon saturday sasie and white
collie Reward Phone fiat. or re-
Lost netwssn Orcas and rdmunds Sc
"a see brooch. q keepsake Finder please
phone Columbia lge
! host-A tur mock piece. on belmont
er Republican Howard leave 20 sl2
/ belmont nN N or sos Boston block
lost one Ne diamond horseshoe uff
button Return 4ai Central building
llherai reward hain ssab Ind fff
Watch fob with bunch 81 miniature
KEYS Return 90 sac Occidental as. RE
ward
FUNERAC DIRECTORS.
>NNfniG@6NNf aS2. >ff 80 T. y Il a
Directors and Licensed Emhaimcrs iFai
lsh OPP Moore theatre Both nhones ata
johnson 4 hamilton undertakers gifl
first ev Phones Main &7tei ind ana
/ Honey Watson Coz. Funeral pircrtura
| IhlIA AN. and lnlNaraliY. NOM nnnnnn .
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Two acres two miles from otis limits
Tor ttto SO rash balance e. ptT month.
See ManaEcr reom ., Timss BIDS
viii not b respanaihie Tor any debts
contracted ~ ny wife cafa n Mndnlc
A g Nadoie February 10. 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

lost between Orcas and Edmunds ste
q iei brooch. 9 keepsake Finder please
phone Dniumbin fge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Escalloped salmon.
Celery
Tea Biscuits Slowed figs
Popcorn Cookies Tea
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FNNEHRl DIRECT Oht.
= fffAfa@6iNffi I s6G.o >ffs q a. y III
Directors and Licensed Hmhaimors lf31
lat, opp Moore thsstrs Beth phones atP
johnson q hamilton. underiakers 9iei
First eN Phones Main tftei Ind lltt
honney Watson Coz. Funeral pircstura
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WEsTLAKE, FIFTH AND PINE
cAsnY-s,an 3

cuaahy Res Hams. N ..... Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

AZ las NAN SO TIES in your
house With my screens Randall D am
GaFusuftF Beth pHnnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Friday. slaaaes in Albert unn-
ZEN case between WssfIahr end Pike Ht
markets Phone Main aat2 Liberal
reward
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DAILY MENU.

DAILY MENU.
areasfast.
Stewed Apricois.
Cream OF Wheat
Stewcd Kidneys.
Toast Coffee.
Dinner.
Rice Tomato Soup
Brown Mutton stew
Mashed Potatoes
Baked Pursnlps
Coffee Custard Suow Cake
Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Notice b. hereby given that a meeting
q the aiark holders Of the Ssaftls Min
inF Company Ufll Be- held IT igll CtIuni-
fla o. on Mandaf. the siaf daY ~ Feb
ruarN. 1919 81 80 m fag The uuFpaee
n eieciins officers md such other bust
ness sa may come before the meeting
" EpN ABns Secretary.
aaatfra Eehrstsrs fHaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

liio uollston av and fet reward
Loet--On saturday. cattle and white
collie Reward Phone a 7tgC. or re-
turn $40 sth at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

or Republican Howard Leave 30 hl2
helment aN OF sos boston block
Lost one iR diamond horseshoe cuff
button Return 4ai Central huidnE
llherai reward hain ssas Ind ttt
Watch fob with bunch Of miniature
KEYS Return 90 sia Occidental aN RE
ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

white Cow Butter store moved to
I'ike g. next door e. Han MarehH 8pe.
Green Lake EgHa 2 doH 10 Come 90
she white Cow next ta nan NHfrhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

TI.II "'HH fT1a f4..7I -,
Mgfmlif flke w. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

NNcNYcNs~(~@lEp--aFf Nile
NHnfed 4 I 49, f's'leye4S.s.,.fl tk
'n aish aashegs 49, ss'asslhfsffl ~.
yl qp sso4nd ssfk 81 "a
t'pNi| 1914 slas H'4'hssa h.ll
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e~~~~~~y~csar-S rs>,1,-c =, -'--'-'~'-'-'''
UFponT oF TNE FINANCIAL cohut-
lion a fhs specie Lsnk. iofaieo o. -
aftis Hfsfs 81 Washinstaa. a. ~ '-.f
~ business on fhs SIS oaf pt jaw
az asla
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14

was that shirt sleeves are not proper
In a mansion.
John Schenk, old-fashioned and
plain. began to find himself out OF
place I'm the home 10 which he had
brought mis- wife. His interests were
all i'm the pork establishment ana III
his real estate H. found himself I'M
able 10 keep pace Schenk began 10
yearn for the broader culture that he
thought he had neglected and the 30
cial personal atmosphere that his vile
seemed 10 acquire SO easily 80 ne
decided he would see the world. A
year ago ne circled the globe
Wheeling Is not a large city and one
can not do things without the neigh.
bors knowing and talking. as IS pos
sible in a metropolis. Wheeling be
gan 10 do ConsIdCTHbtT talking short
| ~ after John Schcnk left, John
Schenk's $4,000 automobile is ole OF
the sights and was as prominent an
asset OF the city as the old soldiers
monument in front OF the courthouse.
When Wheeling's leading automo
bile was seen JOY riding about the
streets OF the city during Schenk 5
absence. gossip took "A hand. There
was talk about Young man who was
seen In the machine. Mrs. Schenk al
so rode in IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
WOMAN JAILED ON
POISON CHARGE
LIVES IN LUXURY
Mrs. Laura Farnsworth Schenk, Ac-
cused Of Trying To Kill Millionaire
Husband, Decorates Cell With
Tapestries.
Police Suspicion Points To Doctor
and Salesman-Schenk Has Re-
lapse and May Die.

WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. ia
net Is being woven about a doctor anC
a salesman in the mystery OF the pois
oning Of John Schenk, millionaire
pork packer of this city. Mrs. Laura
Framework Schenk, the millionaire
wife, is still locked up in the county
Jail here charged with the crime OF
trying TO kill her husband with pois
on.
Sehenk- suffered a relapse during
Friday night and his death is now
expected.
The prosecution believes that II
would have been impossible for any.
one, totally ignorant OF the chemistry
Of drugs TO have administered the ar
senic in the subtle manner in which
IL was given 10 SchenL.
Therefore, suspicion fastens on a
doctor.
The prosecution says that il must
have been some one who was schooled
as 10 what quantity of the arsenic
would kill slowly but surely.
Seeking a motive, the prosecution
man, we'll known in the high life OF
the city-the exact antithesis of the
commonplace millionaire pork packer
who twelve years ago redeemed from
abject poverty the woman who is now
In Jail under charge Of trying TO muir
der him.
II was when the best medical skill
OF this city failed TO relieve the mil
lionaire thought TO be suffering from
a stomach disease, that one OF the
physicians who attended him became
suspicious and had a lithia water. that
the pork packer had been drinking.
tested for poison.
Mrs. Schenk locked up in a cell in
one OF the towers OF the county jail.
lacks none Of the comforts OF the
mansion to which Schenk took her
from the kitchen OF one of his faith
er's neighbors where she was en-
ployed before lie married her. The
iron bars are concealed by damask
tapestries taken from her room in
the fashionable island home Il is a
coy corner She sleeps on an en-
broidered couch. She has a mahog-
amy card t5bic and plays solitary
throughout the DAY. Called from her
home TO the Jail at midnight, she has.
tily gathered together the appurten-
ances OF her dressing table, perfumes.
powders. combs and brushes.
She had her best clothes brought TO
the Jail and is dressed as she might
be ai home for ala afternoons recep-
ton
Her meals are brought 10 her from
the oitys leading cafe and they cos,
s. each The local papers call her
The splendid prisoner
The accusation that The state has
brought against Mrs. Schenk is based
upcn the prosecutions charge that
there was an intrigue between Mrs.
Schenk and the Young man that the
riot 10 poison Schenk was TO be the
FINAL step in a social invasion that
the chauffeur OF the Schenk automo-
bile had been asked 10 drive the
machine into a ditch when SCheRk
rode in it that a promise of $1,000
was made 20 a nurse II she would
give Schenk a poisoned pill, that she
was promised another $1,000 If she
would hnd the key 10 the strong box
that contained Schenks papers and
that poison was found in the lithla
water that had been prescribed for
him.
The prosecution claims to be able
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices. furnished by Paine.
Weber 4 Co. Nov. IL;
NEM YORk PRoDICE.

NEW YORK. Nov -Flour--Dull,
Lard-steadv, middle west spot sli az
q IL IS. SugRr-Raw. quiet, centri-
tugal 20 test. $3.S6, muscovado. SO test.
s3,36, refined, steady, cut loaf, IS 90,
crushed. SIS 80; Powdered, xt70 granu-
lated. 81 so Coffee-Rio No. :. on the
spot liz GllAc Tallow Firm; city,
Sc; country, 7a@sAc Hay-Quiet,
prime, 3l12L-Nn. 3. S0M90c.-cl0Yer.
sea 90c Dressed poultry Unsettled;
turkeys, l6G zee. chickens, l0M 22c,
fowls. 1Odl7tac, ducks. sa zoe Live
poultry-Steady, geese, l4C. ducks. l6
q lie, fowls i2ts a Ice, turkeys. lS1f
20c, ROSTERS. 90. Cheese-Fair dc
mand state milk common TO specials
U194c. fun skins 2H3lzc
Butter--Steady. receipts BIB, cream
cry. extra. 32c, state dairy, tubs. 24N
sic. imitation creamery. hrsts "a y n
2bc EEgs--eutet. receipts 4.2l2 near
by white. fancy. SO q see. nearby mixed
fancy 55WSSc fresh hrsts. 20 n S5c
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
JoBuING PRICES.

Canned oooGs-Apr.sN gals. ~ 10;
baked beans. lib. 50m SOC. Lima bean
standard. s5c table boats 81 asa 40.
Peas. Fancy. early June, tl35; stand .
Fockeye. tall. 81: fat. S2IG; Alaska
reds. 81 10 Alaska binks. 81 25. Toma =
toes, as 4 soc. succOtasn. $lW Ito per
doZ
Conee - Packed coffee, i00-lb case.
SI5.75H1 rs 20. delivered.
Fced-Bran. S2l. fine n.ddlinga. S25
coarse middlingH $40 ~" f"G corn.
sR3. coarse cornmea!. SsS. corn and
oats chop, $21 per ton
TI1ur-Michiga patents. In wood,
best. 81 20; ordinary patents, - 10 I;
straight, 81 90. clear, Si55 per bDl Rye
flour S43O per Dbl.
ouS-Raw linsecd. 81 90 boiled lin
seed. 81 OF. Diamond headlight kero-
sene, 20; Perfection, 9hc; Eocene.
Iiiac: crown gasoline. l5c Der gal; tur-
pentine, in barrel lots, S0ikc gal
prOvIsiOns-Mess pork. S2l.50, fam
NV. SEES medium clear. t2l d ~ 80;
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14

smoked hams. iSe: dry salted briskets
ithc; shoulders. ilei picnic hams. lie
iShe; kettle rendered. l4&c Id
SuRars-CorTected daily by w. IA
Edgar & sons: Crystal dominoes, =
eagle tablets, 1910, cut loaf. So 20,
cubes t5.l5: XXXN powdered. 1855,
standard powdered. $3.50. sranuIatec
extra coarse. $50; me In bulk. ts.zoi
$3.50: confectioners ~ t5IB; No. l,
1910; No. 6, s5.O6: No. 6, So; No. 7. sl.eS;
No. IL. S475: No. ~. sA70: No. i3
sass. No IL. S46b: No 10. SA65: Mich.
Igan granuiatsd, $50; household pow
S dsred' S-lb; cartons; is to ease ease. $500
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
ROSTON WOOL.

BOSTON, Nov 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market
The elections on Tuesday have had
rather SOLDERING effect on the mar
ket and Ia Is stated that unless the
goods markets show decided improve
ment. manufacturers Will continue 60
BUY wool very cOnservatiVely and only
Tor Indicated requirements tor an In
definite period The prospect OF ash
tatton over and revision OF schedule X
undoubtedly makes for caution on the
part OF manufacturers, but dealers are
unchanged in their opinion OF the value
OF desirable staple woods Purchases
are very moderate this week
"Of considera BILE interest are the pur-
chases OF about 5000 bales 81 territory
fine 10 fine medium secured at 5iu CSC,
and approximately 100. 900 pounds OF
grease fine clothing at 501 SEE, clean
basis. by visiting Engltsnman. Ac-
ttvtty among American BUYERS includes
u blood Montana at 25C, a, Montana at
26c, original Colorado and Wyoming at
2lC and ~ nc, respectively. staple ore
Ron at about GA CSC. clean fine staple
Montana at 23la c: Ohio =, blood and =
at 90 n soc. Ohio hne uBwashed at 24c,
Michigan low a blood at Is iac
The shipments Of wool from Boston
to November 10. inclusive. were 49,
IO44q6 pounds against 22s.14g. $40
pounds the same time last year The
receipts -Nep-ln, inclusive were
24633O.269 pounds. against 3I0.l5l,i 81
pounds for the same time last year
NEW YORN MONEY.
NEW YORK, Nov l2-Bar silver
London 25TS do, New York, Soc. de-
G6C, 4
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
Tell Police They Are From Windsor

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov. IA
couple who say they are Mr. and Mrs.
Il. S. Barr, OF Windsor. Ont. are un-
der arrest here OH a charge OF rob
bling the o. p. Nelson jewelry store in
the city OF 1928 worth of jewels. The
couple were caught in Chicago. being
traced by a bracelet which Mrs Barr
was wearing. Until the effects of Barr
were examined the couple passed as
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dupont. OF Chi.
cago Mrs Barr is in delicate health
and since being placed in Jail has col.
lapsed. She is Is years old. Barr
says he could not get work and that
he robbed the jewelry store 10 secure
medicine for his wife
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
BUSINESS NOTES.

! Architect John Scott Is receiving
I bids on all lines for a steel and con.
crete office building for the Detroit
! Steel Products Co. II will adjoin their
plant on the boulevard
! The earnings of the Diamond Match
+ Co, including profits from numbering
in California and all other incidental
sources reached a total OF $l.lS6,3f6
/ for the nine months ending, Sept. 30
/ For the same period last year the
earnings were Sl,200,S52
William c. Redield second vice
president or the American Blower Co.
Is in Detroit for a few days on his
way 10 San Francisco. From there
| he will start on an extensive tour OF
the world TO introduce the products
of his company in the foreign
markets Mr.. Redfeld has just been
elected TO a seat in congress from the
fifth district of New York.
James V. Barry. who has just an
nounced his intention OF resigning
from his position as state insurance
commissioner 10 take effect on Tues
day OF next week, will on Wednesday,
open the new bureau of publicity
legislation and departmental relations
for the casualty insurance companies
The board OF governors OF this bureau
will formally turn the work over 10
Mr. Barry in meeting in Detroit Oh
that day.
An effort, backed, il Is claimed. by
the Diamond Match Co, sometimes
called the match trust. 10 have the
Swiss black-head safety match, one
Of the commonest in use in this coun-
Try, Classed as a fancy" match and
as such subjected TO duty Of 80 per
cent. has failed as a result Of a de
cision rendered by the board OF Unit
ed States general appraisers, in New
York. Accordingly, the Swiss matches
Will continue 10 come in under the
specific duty of 8 cents per gross
At the hearing before the appraisers
il developed that fancy" matches
were practically unheard OF In the
United States until the Payne tariff
law took effect II is said that the
words were inserted as part OF a para
graph secured by representatives OF
the trust.
II is reported on excellent authority
that after Jan. /. the Acme White
Lead works will put the common stock
on a regular l2 per cent quarterly
basis The present dividend rate is
. per cent quarterly With an extra div.
ident OF per cent in December. max
ing 10 per cent for the year The divi-
dend will not be increased by the new
Arrangement but the raising OF the reg
Mar rate 10 10 per cent is taken as
an indication that the ability 10 main
tain that rate has been thoroughly
established The company reports for
this year show a remarkable increase
over last years business. The gross
sales for the eleven months OF the
fiscal year ending Oct 81 were s3.376.-
779, an increase OF 1928. 2l6 or % per
cent over the same period last year.
II is $100,0 900 ahead of the figures for
the entire fiscal year OF 1909 II is
expected that the gross sales for this
year will mount close 20 $4,000 600.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
posToN COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. Nov i2-Boston copper
share sales of Nov nth. furnished by
Hayden. stone & Co Anal, l.450; 4
c, 10. Arm so, Bonz. 20; b y G
Cent. II. c Range. $50: z b. 4.24s
Cir. $50: Or. 26f: c. G.. 80; Hane
IS Heiv'. $50; Ind. 1872, !. Roy llss
Isl or. so do pfd, l4o Kerr l. 800
Mex SIS Mia. 100 New. ass. Nip. 2O5
Y p $3.50 y l.. 125; .. y, 200: Csc
is: RAY, 500; do rites. 10; shan 40
p / I9e So so; Z y r.. sal. 10 pfd
POI. Apex 925 1t. Con. $50. Win.
I'm MnlY- L.. VIVIAN. 2QO-
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
STEAMER is RELEASED.
Powell Staekhouse Went Aground lr
Callum BAY, Near Amherstburq.

Callum say near AmherstouT9.
AMHERSTBURG Ont. Nov IL
Especial The big steel steamer
Powell Stackhouse. which went hard
aground in Callum bay. just beloN
Amherstburg. early Friday night Wos
released this morning by the tugs,
Marion T. Trotter Abncr G.. Hardin
and F. B. Hackett. of Amherst burg.
and was able 20 proceed on her way
ND the lakes with her cargo OF coal.
She suffered no damage, as she was
resting in soft mud.
The steamer was blown ashore by
the high winds. after anchuring She
was unable TO cross AT the Lime Kiln
crossing. because OF the high winds
making the water TOO low.
The Powell Stackhousc 800 feet
long, is managed by the NJ. ~ Hanna
Co. of Cleveland.
Many other boats were obliged 20
seek shelter during the hurricane, but
all managed to keep to their Moor.
ings.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-14
KUPPENHEIMER ARRESTED.

John d. Kuppenheimer, one of the
promoters OF the Draper, Ltd con.
Germ, was arrested. Friday. in Toronto
and will be brought to Detroit fer
prosecution. Mrs. Victoria G. Dray,
who charges Arthur Draper and Kup-
penheimer with swindling her out of
600. caused the mans arrest.