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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27

l MADE $50,000 in five years in the mail order business; began with so. Send for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock, 765, Lockport. N. Y:
 RPS 23 4 5 6 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED.-Bookkee young man. Apply Coles & Co.,, 592 Water St.
 P 25 *p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
 GALL AT OUR OFFTCE+we wf11 ad- vance you money on your own nots IT you own property, no matter hoW much your property fs mortgagsd ec Bridgeport Realty Co. Room 10e-11o, Warner Bldg. LIS s6 MONEY ADVANCED TO CONDUCT. ORS, engineers, hremen. trainmen. clerks. letter carriers, mali clerkA fers. mechanics and othsrA Strictly confidential. He6ron O., Room S01 Meigs Bldg. 017 s0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27

Capt C. D. Tooker
 sWILL RUN DAILY Leave Port Jefferson 8:SO a. m. aad 4:30 D. m.
 Leave Bridgeport i :3O and 6:3O D. m. SINGLE FARE ...............7 75c ROUND TRIP TICKET. &. 100 Good any time during the season Sunday leave Port Jefferson 10 a. m. Automobile Transportation Given
 Careful Attention For further information address GEO. NJ. HOOKER, Agent,
 Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. Time Table subject to change without
 notice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
FOR SALE

FOR SAIE.-The Times Leader, best sc cigar, at every up-to-date cigar counter. R 26 tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27

JUNK and second hand articles. The only way to get best prices and quickest attention is by mail or tel: ephoningz Jacob Bros, the original junk dealers, who cater to private families. We buy and sell furni- ture in good condition, carpets and antiques: also rags, bottles. folded newspapers. magazines, metals and scrap iron. Office and shop, 55 Kossuth St. Store 57 Kossuth St.
 A12 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE WRITER WANTED.-Experien young woman as stenographer and
 typewriter to do billing and general office work. Apply Birdseye-Som- CTS Co. P26bs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
ROOMS TO LET

FOR RENT-One store and, rent.
 17Se Main St H2 tfs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27

I BUY OLD HORSES to kill. Re-
 move dead ones free of charge any,
 where within 25 miles of Bridge
 port F. IT. Daniels 2367 Madison . Road. Tel. 1811-6. fsFf: .. LII S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27

cTo be continued.0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS

PROJECTIONS ELEMENTS AS- THEOLOGY and other astrological books. Send for list. Ray Brough- ton Co.,, 62 East 120th Street, New York City. Uf6 g S.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
n. Y. World Scores TAFT
For Tone Of His Message

NEW YORK, April l3.-The World
which has consistently supported the
Taft administration. in it's leading edi-
torial today assals him bitterly for
his cable message to the mayor o.
Porto Maurizio, Italy. in which the
president paid a high tribute TO Col.
Roosevelt as our most distinguished
citizen" and thanked the Italian Off
cial for his hospitality in entertaining
him so lavishly The editorial says;
When Mr.. Taft was nominated for
the presidency the World asked the
plain question whether, IL elected, ne
was 10 be president or proxy.
Various opinions will be expressed
or many phases OF Mr.. Taft's official
career, but concerning the Geographic
message sent by him TO the mayor OF
Port Maurizio, Italy, there can proc
ably be but one conclusion.
1T was an amazing and humiliating
expression. II degraded not only III =
chief magistrate but the American
republic. 1t was weak. false.
Theodore Roosevelt is not Presl-
dent Roosevelt and man who is not
president OF the United States must
not be our most distinguished citt-
zen at least in the estimation Of the
man to whom that great distinction
belongs
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
TO INVITE DEWEY.
Mayor VIII Ask Admiral to Visit City
During Eiks' Reunion.

Admiral Dewey will be invited TO
come 10 Detroit during Elks' week 70
July as the guest of the city. Mayor
Breitmeyer suggested this To the couu
ell, Tuesday night. and was authoriz
ID to extend the invitation Once be
fore. some years ago, Admiral DeweJ
was the guest OF the city.
IL Is but meet that high naval OF
fcer be here for the Elks reunion.
a. the entire force OF government
training ships. revenue cutters and
other vessels will be assembled In
this port for a naval review. One OF
the vessels In the line will be the
Don Juan dc Austria which was cap
ture1 Ivy Dewey at Manila,
Thomas A. Edison. who was invited
TO return 10 this city. his boyhooJ
home, for the big reunion, has writ
ten Mayor Breitmeyer that he will be
In Europe al that time. and therefore,
unable To accept the invitation.
The council has created an enter
tainment committee 10 assist the
mayor in welcoming guests. II Is
composed OF Aid Wing. Zoeller, Rut.
ter. Freiwald and Carney.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
HENRY STEPHENS
DIES SUDDENLY
Detroit Capitalist Stricken With
Heart Disease in Atlantic City
Prominent in Lumber Industry.

Henry stephens, the well-known
Detroit capitalist died, suddenly. OF
heart disease. Tuesday afternoon In
the Hotel Chelsea. Atlantic City,
where he had been the past three
weeks on a combined business and
pleasure trip. His daughter. Miss
JGcqueline Stephens was with him,
and. also. a physician who had been
quickly summoned when Mr. Steph
ems complained of severe pain in the
s.saGES. Yaysc-,e an ile hetpg wheeled
along the board walk Mr. Stephens
expired suddenly while being min-
lister ed To by the physician. Mrs.
Stephens and Miss Gail Stephens LEI;
Detroit. Tuesday afternoon. for Allan
tic City.
MI Stephens was born in Romeo.
Mich, 80 years ago, and from his III
fancy was in the midst OF the grea'
numbering operations or the state. III"
family carly moved 20 Almont. where
Mr. stephens father. Henry stephens.
Sr, was an extensive lumber opera
tor In 1882. Mr. stephens. Sr. as.
tabhshcd NJ St Helens. what later
became the largest and most famous
lumber mill in the world. IL was A
model mill and model town, NJ,
Stephens erecting hotels and houses
for his men building a small railroad
and equipp!ng the place with every
modern convenience then known. II
was remarkable tor a lumber town IN
the fact that not a drop OF liquor was
permitted 10 be sold within It's con
fines. When Nj. stephens, Sr. died.
in SIS this magnificent plant was left
TO his two sons, Henry. Jr.. and Al
bert l.. the former becoming the
active head of the business. He also
acquired large mining interests III
Michigan and Minnesota. and more
timber holdings N California. includ-
ing large ranch which he frequent
~ visited, spending the past winter
there Coming TO Detroit about 20
Years ago, Mr. Stephens was one OF
the organizers OF the Scotch Dillon
Tobacco Co. and Immediately became
Identified with Detroit large financial
institutions. He was a director OF the
Old Detroit National bank. the De
troit United and other financial in.
stitutions He was vice-president II
the Detroit Journal company
Mr. Stephens lived with his mother.
Mrs. Henry Stephens. Sr at No. 1923
Woodward.aye. He is survived by his
widow. and two daughters, Misses
Jacqueline and Gail Stephens. OF No.
759 Jefferson-ave. his son, Henry, OF
Waters. Mich. and brother Albert J..
Stephens. of Crosse Pointe. who is
now in the south The latter's wife
died very suddenly about month ago
in New York city. from pneumonia.
The body will be brought 10 Detroit
for burial
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported .or The Times by carson.
Craig x Co. from Chicago. April ID.
\ fair degree Of strength In wheat
on opening trades and prices at bes;
point, ne 10 80 over close yest2r-
day support FOR all months largely
afraid OF fresh bull news from the
southwest Leading bull house sold a
little wheat on the swell. Northwest
houses sold little. Pit trade turned
and forced prices back 10 closing hg-
urcs OF Yesterday but market appears
TO be a. tough q proposition for the
short seller a. 10 ir Tor the bull. prices
now up "A second time over 500 for
July and SiG2 for Sept More than
usual promise OF pain for Missouri.
Kansas aud Nebraska tonight or to-
morrow and this IL making an add
;ioual LOAD for ban leaders Northwest
cash whoat ana -four news about a.
hearish as can be our Mr.. Inglis Is
sending very Gathering report on ad-
VanCed condition 81 wheat over south
eru Indiana
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Col. Roosevelt Says Good
Bye to Porto MauriziO

PORTO MAURIZlO. April 13.--EIl
peror William Of Germany gave all
other signal demonstration today Il
the high regard in which be holds Cot
Roosevelt in a personal letter TO the
colonel urging Mrs Roosevelt and
her children 10 be his guests at the
palace during the three days that the
colonel is entertained there next MAJ
Col Roosevelt and Kermit left this
afternoon AT 2:30 for Venice where
they will arrive al O'Clock Thursday
morning, leaving twelve hours later
for Vienna
Mrs. Roosevelt and Ethel will re.
main here until the colonel reaches
Paris. April 20. where they will re,
JOIN him.
The farewell accorded the colonel
was almost as pretentious as the re
ceptiop last Saturday evening
The welcoming posters that decor
ated all the dead walls OF the town
were replaced by posters bidding him
farewell and wishing him a safe Jour
ney
Good bye, Roosevelt; come bacS
soon, read many OF the posters
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Ny STOCK MARkET-CIose.

Anal Cop. s5sS Am. {, x r.. 90
do pfd ll6ia Am. Cot. iOl. s. Am
Ice 20 a. Am. Loco, 50 a 10 ptd, liz
Am Smelt SAG; Am. sugar, Ia Am
II K r.. 1873 Am Wool. 81 Is do pft.
leo14 Ana, Cop = Az r Ate Sai II - = = )
Pac 1899. Cent Leath., 40 do ptd.
los On. x O., SO On q CT w" ~
c. NJ & 81. p. 1872 Ch 4 INVEST n,
COL f. * l.. n Col * south. 80 >;
Cons Gas, Ia. corn Prod l., u II .
114i4 -. & ri oGr, ~, bis. ; Cor"
S2!s, Erie, 3oa, do lst pfd - do
2nd pfd 3siz Gen. Elec, 1913. CT No'
pfu 1854. DO ore. 6sa. III Cent. u f.
Int. Met. 22ls do ptd. o. Kan = 3
4@l. DO pfd. 20, No Pec.. 90 = Ma.
Lead S3ss y Y. Cent, l24@s y J" g.
a w. 457s Norf * W, 1854 North.
Pec.. 1855 Penn, 49,; PEG Gas ~
Pt 81 car as. Read lbl = Rep. l.
q st. 3sl. DO pfd. lol Rock Isl" ~ :
DO pfd Y2h, S.-Shef.. ss1e sou Pa.
l26fs south. ny. asa: do ptd. % =
Third ave. IN 4. T.. st l.. y w - =
Twin city e. a. y p. e.. ll3 y Texas.
AZ Union Pac.. tSSas Rub. 40 steel
= :. do pfd l22ls Bonds. io4 = tan
COP. Az. wabash 2lIs do pfd, as
W Tel. 12i. west Mtg. 81 Il
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
KNIFE WOUNDS FATAL.
isnacius Staffee. who "Butted In" on
Quarrel, Dies OF Injuries.

Ignacius Staffee, No. III Lockwood
cye\ who was stabbed in the abdomen
and twice in the chest. early last sur
day morning. died Tuesday Afternoon.
N ST Mary's hospital, and detectives
are searching for an unidentified man
and woman who figured In the arair.
According TO Siaffec's antemorteu;
statement. he Was the aggressor II,
the fight. but he declares that he was
interfering in quarrel In the woman =
behalf when he was stabbed.
Staffee and a companion, both under
the influence OF liquor. according To
Staffce's admission. were passing
Junction and lngersoll-aves.. when the
nan and woman approached, quarrel
ing violeutly. Staffee and his friend.
more intoxicated than gallant, scented
battle in defense OF the lady, AMI
promptly knocked her escort down.
The latter flashed two knives and
started cutting. Staffee's friend was
slashed aDout the haads and arms. Du;
VAS not seriously nurt.
Chitf or Detectives McDonneIl would
like 10 fad the man and woman, buI
doubts that they could be prosecuted
Tor Staffec's death.
Thomas Markewicz. OF No. 1857
Junctiop-ave.. who was Stamees com
panion on the night OF the stabbing.
told the police a story Wednesday
which seems to completely exonorate
Tie man who welded the knife.
"StafYee knocked the man down. AMI
kicked him three or four times.
said Markewicz we were both
drunk. The man got up and came at
us. stabblng Staffee in the body and
me in the hand"
Markewicz said that he told a lie 10
the officers on the night of the stab.
blng, when he sait that they had been
attacked without provocation.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
nosro> COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. April l3.-BostOn copptr
Hayden stone 4 Co. Adv. SO. \. G,
y. 2.69i. All. IS. Am. Zine. 625; Are.
so: \. g. 5l65. All. lt5, Bonz. SO. bos.
A Corb.. 460; Butte. Loss: Is. X r.. w.
r. = a. $50: h. w. a + Ba $50. Fr'.
40. OK. i7O, Gran. 100; q. q. 2SI
Hanc.. l05; Helvp 90 Ind. ss5; Isle
l.ts5. Las. 37i. Mass. l75. Miami. l.
Oi2. Mich. 20. Mob. 1855 Nev,, Goa
Nip. 222. y. r.. 1850. y. l.. S,lOS. ..
AZ; RAY Cons, $50 : re. 200; shan.
2io; Sup, Pcs, :. 4 Is. lO5; ;. n r.
200 ;. O. 10, Tam. so. Trim. sS5. OH
400; L :. REIN. sos; do pfd. 3S2; u.
Con. s65, Ut. Cop. so. Wet. 40; Win.
10: WolV.. 10. Wyan.. 4S0.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
CHICAGO GRAIN.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST ARCHAEOLOGICAL
s,...ns, stack nor

Cunning n stevens Live stock Report.
Ca,tle-Receiptts one car; steady; best
s SIS? good 200 90 to = i.s5o'Ie sieerss.!
S7750S25. medium butcher steers, l.
600 TO / 100 lbs, t6.5o4l light butch
ers. $500 G. %: best Tat cows. s5Q6;
medium. s344. best Fat heifers $3.50 q
7.25: good fat helfers. s515 q 625; fair
70 good. s5Q SIS: best feeding steers
SIS. stockers. s475g550: best bulls
81 a6.25, bologna bulls. si5oa },
best mixers and springers, SIS a 65;
Receipts 10 cars. slow: heavy $1,000 ~
10 70, workers.. 5000. pigs sl06".
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 30 cars,
active. wool lambs. si0.25 q l0.5J {,
clipped. 81 20Q930, yearllngs. sSGS.e5.
wcthsrs. $3.50 u.s. ewes. 1925 y 6.12.
CalVes-s5ug.
EAST BUFFALO-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO. April l3-The mar
ket closed with these receipts and
changes Cattle--Steady. prime. $50
SOB. butchers. s4Q7.75. veals-Re-
.eipts. 100; active. common TO choice.
siV9 sheep and lambs-Receipts,
5000 active; choice wool lambs, $40. 20
y 10 40. culls TO fair ssG 10: choice
:655U So: yeatlings ssqs.25: sheep.
si47..5 Hogs Receipts. $50, slow
workers. sic 1Oa 1913; pigs. t10.S0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April l3.-CattIe-Ee-
Ceipts $4,000 steady; beeves. s5.55u
. 90; Texas. s4SO46.35, western, s5W
90. stogkers and feeders, s3.s5 "a s.i5i
cows AID heifers. s2.7Jq 10. calves, s.
"a Hoss-Recelpts $4,000, l0u l5c
lover, light. S9s0nl0iJ; mixed. $3S5
fln.Ib. neayy. $3.50 1915 rough.
s9SjG9g5. pigs. s9.20nlo. Sheep and
L1mbs-ReCcipts $4,000 weak; native,
S+"J4 %. western, si.7j q S.25, lambs,
native. $40 u 9.15 western, sSGy.1b
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o, April 13.-Hogs--
Receipts 1000. mediums and workers.,
lights. $1,000. Cattle-Receipts cars.
steady Iambs-Receipts 10 cars. 81
top CalVes-Receipts zoo head, $50
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
MAKE TOUR OF SCHOOLS.
Estimators Getting Line On Repairs
Needed Visit New Sites. Too.

rapid tour OF the city's schools
by automobile was undertaken by the
school fund committee OF the board
OF estimates, Wednesday, the ma
chimes carrying the committee ami
other estimators who wished To make
the trip. leaving the Griswold-st.. ell
trance OF the city hall at / p, IN. All
the schools which require repairs will
be visited and also the sites for new
schools asked for
Aid. Trevor and Korte. OF the Sew
enteenth ward. are endeavoring 10 get
q supplemental estimate through FOR
school at Jefferson-ave. and Fox
Creek. which was cut out BY the al
dermen. a Broom school is nov
asked School Inspector Hutton. Sup
ervisor Stewart and Architect Mai
comson. OF the school board. visited
the council meeting Tuesday evening
to urge the need OF the schools
In Tuesday afternoons meeting or
the board OF estimates. Estimator Pat
erson. who has the general road fund
in charge, brought In a resolution
asking that a 81 500 appropriation for
an automobile for Public Works Com
missioner Haarer be passed immedi
ately. Paving work has begun and
Haarer's old machine is worn ort.
Estimators Barnett and Andrus OPP
posed passing the item at this time.
and II was finally discovered that the
resolution was out OF order since the
board OF estimates has adopted a rule
that all reports lie upon the table As
hours before being acted upon.
Job Printing done right. Times
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.1;Appies GALS gals. = ,m no,
s ssssa ,iifs3i is Maine! %s
$40; standard, s5c. Table beets. 81 20
gI4o. Peas-Fancy; early June, sl2S;
standards. 81 soaked. 50470c. salmon
-Sockeye. tall. s so, fiat. 81; Alas
ka reds. $40; Alaska pinks. 81. 10 To-
matoes. 20 soc; succotash. 81 lilo per
doz
Conee-Package coffee. lOoelb case.
Feed-Bran. s27. fine middlings. $50;
sea- eoanse eotn meal sra eorn and
Fiour-Michigan. patents, In wood
ees,i ~ so Ordinary patents; 10 ave ~
Oii--Raw linssed. sac: boiled lin
seed, SIC. Diamond headlight kerosene.
shc: Perfection; Toe. Eocene. i2c'
crown gasoline. 13c per gal. turpentine.
In barrel lots. Coo per gal
Pro,isions-Mess pork. 81, family
pork. SIS 20 30; mediums, clear. s2s q
ESQ smoked hams. lsl4e. dry stated
nc hams, l4c, bacon, 10 u zoe; Iard, IN
tlerGes. l5hc. kettle rendered. lS1ac
pei Id
Sugar-Retall price list for Detroit.
Delray. Crosse Pointe, Highland PARK.
tai dominoes LIB, ss65; do. SIP. ISIS;
e eaBBs 's ,5ss XXX pS sSt S@f
standard powdered. So granulated. eX-
ira coarse, $50, graduated, hne In
bulk. $3.50; granulated. 2-lb cartons.
sranulated, 5-lb cartons, $3.50. granu-
lated. lO-ib cartons. sG.75, granuiatei !.
25-lb cartons. $3.50 diamond A.. s5IO;
con:eetioners' a. 500; No l. $3.50. No.
8. ssi5; 80. 6. $40: no. Z. $50 No.
.. $500; No. 3. s5.25; Nc. 70. 50. 20; No.
u; 'S;is No Y, '5io No. NJ sSgS
granuIAted So 80
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
NEW YORK pnoDrCE.

NEW YORK April l3-Pork-DuH.
mess. S25.55.q 20. Lard-Quiet. middle
west spot. $3.50 So. Sugar-Raw.
weak centrifugals. 80 test sac mus
cova dc. - tes. s395 refined dull; cut
loaf, 5S5 crushed. s5S5. powdered.
s525 granulatcd. st0.lJ. Coffee-Rio
No. on spot : 4 as 80 Tailow Quiet:
Toultry Live. pnultry-Strong
Cheese-Firm. fun cream old specials.
LIZ q $50. skins fall made. az 10 quail
ity. i2d i3c. fun skins. 2 = ~ 81 10, COT.
fee opened unchanged To % lower But
tcr2Strcn4. receipts. 5.6s3 crcSmCry
extra. H2c. state dairy tubs, "a a Bic,
imitation creamery drsts 25is "a csc.
Eggs-Gnsettl,d receipts. 1876 near
by white fancy. "a csc, mixed fancy.
% Hs5r. fresh 6rts. 2ii& G22t9c(
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April i3.--Close: Bears IN
wheat feel that they are much netpca
by the weakness in the cash SITUATION
Spot wheat is freely offered and ae-
mand for IL Is small. Cash premiums
are disappearing and the general posi-
uon Is In sharp contrast tothat OF
offerings were small. The bull hope IS
Kansas. Missouri and Nebraska out
the bears believe 80 per cent or the
winter wheat crop has improved since
April l. Spring wheat seeding Is also
a bearlsh help. For the acreage is large
ard seeding conditions have been per
feet all spring. There are stlll some
large holdings 81 long wheat in chi
cago. and the stock OF wheat there rs
small. and some support from the Dig
interests might put prices higher Ih M
cash and May, and &C IN July and
and beans declined 2G3c.
Wheat quotations. Cash No red.
sIll-a May opened without change al
slleA and declined to SIN July
ci i'D 10 Sos / No. / white slilh.
Coarse 90 Sr9 Ho 9e% yeIioM SOC oF oa n
Standard. 45c, No. } white. - lTc ask
I'd. Rye-Cash 80 l. - asked asked, Beans
Prime spot g. bags al 81 oct. 100
bags at So so, sample "a bags at 80.
ls at 1875. Il AT s5.I5 prime alsike.
10 bags at 81 sample alsike, 10 bags
NJ S. Timothyseed--Prime spot, IS
bags al slS6. choice so bags at 81.
Receipts I'm the Detroit market We'd
nesday We're car OF wheat OF c0rn
IN OF wheat l0.l25 bu or corn and
600 bu OF rye. stocks are l1tlt2 bu
OF con-. 42.o5l bu OF oats and s,soS pu
wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
10 = 4 lower and corn unchanged
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday -.
Louis 1900 bu. against 1000 pu
year ago Kansas CITY, 5000 bu agalnst
Minneapolis. 10 cars. against so chi
cago. cars, against $.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Wednesday. 3s5.Oou b. year ago isi''
Exports Of wheat and -four wednes-
day 1S4,ooo bu.
TOLEDO. April i3.-Wheat-Cash'
s VIA m G3yfn va 5 5ssc; NAY 5ss. 6;
july. 62I,c; sept, s3s.c Oats-Cash.
944.c: May. axe: July Al sc; Sept.
g lsc kZe-No. ], '9hc; No, IS.
April. 81. so; oct. So 81 Dec; 50. 5I IA
Prime alsike-s7.lo. Prime timothy
Sis Butter eggs and hay-Cnchang-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 13.-Wheat, opened
- lower to 1. c higher for July, ~ up
for May. active buying or July
strengthened that future Corn shade
easier; trade not large. oats nrmer on
scattered commission buying. Pro-
VISIONS lower all around.
Noon-An wheat futures eased or
fractionally. Corn and oats lower III
Wheat closed very weak at an aver
age OF lc lower all around other
grains closed lower. Provisions de-
clined sharply near the close
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
FLAT ROCK P.O.
SAFE IS BLOWN
Robbers Make Their Escape With
Books Which They Thought
Contained Valuables.

FLAT ROCK. Mich. April lS.-
Robbers blew the safe In the postof-
flee here shortly after | o'clock this
morning and escaped with some books
which they thought contained valu'
ables. Postmaster Littlefield says
they secured no money nor stamps
The explosion was heard by the tele-
phone operator. who gave the alarm.
The yeggs made good their escape.
however. before the officers arrived. \
rewdid'~oi y26d mas BEEN 6ffsifea TOR
their capture.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
>Ew ,oRI> STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson,
Craig K co. from New York, April -.
This mornings stock market was ir-
regular at the opening but soon de-
veloped a strong upward tendency. The
copper stocks ere early Inclined To-
wards weakness. when heavy buying
% steel stcalled the market and the
general list f.lt the influence OF out
side support There was renewed talk
OF Steel gOinE on 1--WE per cent dtVi-
dend basis and the price rallied 10 ~ i B..
later losing a portion or the ao~. nee.
Sales t. noon were 341 900 shares and
at that time the market WAS steady
and strong.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Switchmen's Strike Ends.

ST. PAUL. MINI. April f3-The
strike Of northwestern railroad switch
men. which has been on for four
months and II days. terminated to.
day. The men so back uncondition.
ally said President Frank r Hawley
after the count Of votes on the ques.
tion whether 10 return to work had
been made.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Sons Of Veterans To oroanize

Preliminary to the organization OF a
camp of Sons Of Veterans in Detroit
Z meeting OF eligible men. grandsops
incnded will be held at the rooms
q Detroit post, NO. 3Si G. A. r..
Thursday evening AT : O'Clock Or
Waiter Jervls Patton president OF Me
mortal university Mason City. IA
past Commander f. G Stillson OF Bat.
tie creek. and Past Commander Cal
A. Wagner. Of Port Huron, will be the
speakers.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Oakland Now a Village.

The settlement known as lakewood,
out Fort-st. west, just beyond the
River Rouge. is now village. The
charter drafted some time ago was
accepted by vote OF 1l9 to I. and In
honor OF the occasion a parade was
held Tuesday night Samuel J. Hun
ter has been elected first president OF
the village. The other officers are
Clerk, Albert Charles; assessor.
James Preston: treasurer. Henry
Brevoort: trustees. John Speck. Alex
Charland William Trudell. George Le-
Blanc Benz. Lamerand and Eugene
McQuade
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
Detroit cets Another FACTORY

Another outside manufacturing con
Germ has decided to locate in Detroit.
The jeffrey Dewitt Co. manufacturers
OF spark plugs in Newark. ~ j.. an
nounces that II will locate here about
May !. and arrangements are now be-
ing made for q factory building.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14
OHIO 400 HRODICE.

CHICAGO. April -Buttcr-Cream-
cry extras. sic. hrsts. soc, dairy eN-
tras 21c nrsts. 25c. Eggs--PTime
hrats, &c. ,firsts. zoe Cheese Twins
lSa 10 iac. yoGng Americas. l40 IA - G,
daisies. l4u 4izc Live poultry-Tur-
u l. he, geese. ia i3c.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-14

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