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The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
COPPER M,RkET-cIose.

Ar.z Com. 3at, Aprx. o. Atlantic.
Boston Cons goa Boston Ely. Pos-
ton & Corbin. Is Butte Coaht.on - :, ;
copper Con. go Calumet & H-cla.
$40, Calumet x Ariz.. 16 Centennial
%. DAILY West ~. Davis Daily -
East Butte. lii. Franklin. 2ll. First
National 49, Granny. SIS Giroux.10.
S.. Hancock -. Helvetia 3i. Isle
RoyaIe. - Kew Cop a.. Ia sale.
l., Lake. Is Mohawk Sc. Majestic -
Nevada Utah. ~, North Butte As
Osceola. l5s Parrot. COS, Raven. ~
shannon. l5i. superior x pitts "A.
i tan cons s4is. T. : OH. 49, T. :. 4.
com. 4Si. do pref 81 q Victoria. AZ
wolverine. rs. Indiana. ~. No. Lake,
%
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
HOT GREASE THROWN IN FACE
Negro Burned IN Squabble With Cook
In Restaurant.

With one side OF his face literally
cooked. and the sight Of one eye proba.
bly, destroyed. John Tillman. a Negro.
living at No. l2z Madlson-ave. lies III
ST. Mary's hospital horribly disfg.
ured because ne called COOK a liar\
Tillman and another Negro ordered
meals in a BeSubien.st. short-order
restaurant. freqrented by Negroes
They were served with steaks. and
after the neal was finished. Tillmans
friend left
The cook demanded payment for
Tilhnan's meal Tillman insisted tina,
his friend mac paid for both meals.
lie did not" said the cook. lie
didn't pay for youis.'
You're liar" said Tlllman.
The cook swung n irving pan, full
OF hct grease. at Iillman's head. The
sizzling contents OF the pan were
dashed fun IN the Negroes face.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
Quotations by Hayden. stone Co;
Open. IIIgh- Low. lIose
|IbJBId - SOLD CxJsplIt.

TOLEDO. March lo.-Wheat. Cash
$l.20, May. Sl.2oa, July. S-0ss.. Corn.
Cash. Csc May. ~ &C. July. g. &c. sept.
July. 45esc: sept 407.c Rye; No 2.
Soc NJ. 3 7Gc Clovcrsesd Cash, s, -
March. $t47ia April $50, oct,
S6.Ggia. prime alsikc. $40; prime TIM
othy, Sts0. Butter. eggs and hay un-
changed.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
Markets and Finance

, Cited ,buylng caused higher prices az
oUenlng and qulte general prOnt-taNine
in abS~nce az buAlug orders Naused
considerable setback. prices now r. lu
nearly IT, under CLOSE yesterday, the
Septenher showing thc most weakness
snow sent report indicating only pa
per cent stand 4n Reno and hinEinAh
counties. kansas, and house krlilN :
wheat BETTER feeling ln cash trade
northwest big mills buying " anat TOY
storage and Paying - oNe- MAY lh
cars 10 80 east with Hour. All con
srrVltivt people ls the northwest trade
De-. luIe tile official figures on splihs
wheat reserves much ZOO NlgA.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March lp.-IIrk, ,
StrouL: mess $-6.25 ~ $3.50. Lard
Strong. middle west spot. klf.-5 r. 10 80
Sugar. Eaw, easier. refined. quiet and
firm Coffee Rio No. ou tho spot.
: p, fs> :. Tdllow StrOnE. city. sc.
country -. a. &C. Dressed poultry
Quiet; live poultry Irregular. rhcrse.
Firm. fair demand. fan cream specials.
l. qHisc skiHs. specials, lti.c. full
skim-. 3 ~ g.
coffee options opened unchanged TO
points lower Batter Firm, receipts.
16l5: creamery extra. $40. state dairy.
s4is IN To- Egg. Firm, receipts. 9'ao5.
nearby white fancy. - q 25c, fresh
frsLs - n 30.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
no,ro> copprR SHARE SALES.

FurnIs % " IHId0U- NtOn0 \ IO-
March -: Adv. l.5 A. -. T., 522i
Zirc. -. y e.. 1850. Att. 2N5. BouZ
100. hos con. 300 Bos Corn s95 Bu.
4N5 l. Il g. To- G. q y. go. Cal. %,
cent. 80 g NJ 1900 RANG 80. -
W. 81 r. ~ .os5 FRANK l65ti OK.
vita $50. Ind. 1885. Roy 300 Kerr,
524 kew. Io5. Lake. 1863. l. -. 1894
Mass. sos. Mi, 30 No -. Ney.. SIS
Nip. - y. r.. 2tls. y l.. 1880. - -.
Is5. Csc. 81 Par. ls1 Gu. =. Ray So.
y 20 shat 1O5 :. L., loo s & b..
100. : 4 p 145. = a.. SO. Tam. 10.
Triu. so H. : a. 31, pref Jo ApN,
10. u. con IS Vic. $50 Vol. 1913.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
CHICAGO GRAIN LITTER.

Reporter Tor the Times o. carson
Craig q Co., March 10: Wheat-Cr0r
damage reports 90 some extent losing
their effect on the trade because they
are not followed up by any good vol
ume OF outside buying. Report by
Grain Dealers association OF 30 20 90
per cent damage IN many counties Of
Kansas. and 10 per cent over other
three million acres OF state. should
have given this market much stronger
turn our Mr.. Tuglis. after crossing ~.
liuOis on his way southwest. takes
hopeful view OF wheat promise. Ex.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
California. S5c per bon.
finuan Ita.slic--i 1 "a Ice per 10.

California. S5c per box
Finuan uaddic-fi "a lee per 10.
Fresh Nrgrtablrs-Cusnm hot
house. sl7SMe per doz; lettuce. hot
per Dbl. si.s5> dog: rsdfshes. 30 q csc
per, parsley s5e doz green beans.
Use basket: rutsbages. so-ltnc per bu:
IDA SSmatSSts si6 sbssks e. e SG
t5S per basket. water cress, 80 y 40c
doz; turnips. coo bu. beets soc bu. car
rot. eoc bu; pieplant soe per doz:
ernps--Maiasas $, aS.so Der Dbl
Grape Frui'-si25 per case.
Hay-DetTo!r dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lotF. T. o. b. Detroit: No timothy.
sld,Sp is IL NJ .is ti@,9shy sls- @i !,
1850; wheat ana oat straw, 81. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the cuy
markets ranged from sl5gls. as TO
Hide.-Cused. NJ. /. .loc No. 2. &c:
green, No l, sHe. No. &c; kip cured.
No 100 i Ss No sh rsit Kip Ear sseeS 10 No.
iie no no :. isc ho o1 h Sss" NO Zoo l. l.
M sasGl' sS 80 Z, s, 3 $50 S"eep'A'n'' as to
Honey : fancy white. ie9l7c: ex-
traeted. 80 Zoe per 10.
Lemons-Cnlifornla. s3.50DS.15 box.
Iimes-sl ~ las per 100.
Mushrooms-i5 q soc per ID.
Nuts-Waln - u ice, almonds. IL
" l5c; pccans. l2N l5c. nlberts IL a lie.
Braxils. pa loc. mixed nuts. l20 lac 10;
new hickory nuts. shellbarks. $3.50
l.SO
Onion.-Nuchigan. so soc bu: new
Bermudas. s2.SA per bu =
ornnses-Salifornia navels. sab q 3:
Floridas. 50 SO as box. tangerines. $50
20 per box.
Oysters Solid packed. standards.
s2S selects. 81 per gal. standards. In
small cans, zoe. large cans. zoe. Sc
lects. small. Csc, large. S5c can.
Pineapple FIoridas. 81 2.25 doz.
500 q $50 per crate.
Popcoru-Fars. 20sL per 10.
fotatoes-l'ar lots. bulk. 25ft &c /.
bags, so q see bu; new Bermudas, $3.50
q go per an.
Pouitr,-Springs. ls'sc per ID hens.
10 'sc, ducks, 10 lSc; geese, l3M tc,
turkeys lSc per No.. Dressed chick
ems. l. isc, hens l. iec: ducks. lS0 lsc /.
geese. - a l5c. turkeys. 30 u22c 10.
straw berries-4oN soc per quart box.
sweet Potatoes--lerscys KILN dried.
$3.50 crate, Illinois. sl.s5 bu; So Dbl
IaItoM-No l. &C: No ., sAc.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
CHIC ago.

CHICAGO March 1o.-Wheat open
stsedv 10 2. c on for September. Corn
started firmer By &c 20 &C. win com
mission houses buying PROVISIONS
%ao1-Niay wheat fractlonaly ad-
yanced. july rereded &c. Corn IN poth
months fractiOnally advanced. oats
fractionaly lower
lover. Provisions Stamped sharply IN
the last hour.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
DETROIT. .

DETROIT March l0.---C0ttle Handy
cattle. active and steady, common kinds
dull, and Zoe 70 zoe lower than last
week. Prices ranged a. follows choice
steers averaging from LOCO 10 lluV
lbs $40 y IS choice mandy killers. -
and helfers S2..5B $50. common XIII
ers and fat COWS. S-.5og5 Gamers
COWS s. - q 90. common TO prime
shipping bulls S3G5 light butchers
and heavy sausage bulls s. so 500.
st0ckers anu feeders, s. 80 p 80 pen
Cwt. Mich Cows-ACtlve, $. a - each
Veal Calyes--LoWer. st.Qn9.5 80 per
cwt Sheep and Lambs Active and
kighcr. quality fair. choice lambs, - -
$3.50, light TO fair s. "a $50 common
10 prime sheep. s. SO, mixed sheep
and lambs. S. "a =, common killers. s. ,
a 8. 80. culls. s. 9-5u per cwt lto2s-
active and coo higher than last " eek.
quality far, prime mediums and iat
workers.. $1,000 . lO-40. lght workers.
ana pigs. sl0.23n iu.5V per cwt Re-
ipts--Cattl~ 1853 calves, CO., sheep
. 80, hogs. 1851
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.


Butter - Creamerles, extras sic;
irSts, zoe. dairy butter. 2lC, packing
stock. roc per 10.
Eegs-Fresh cLrrent receipts. cases
included. 23C per doz Receipts on
ThursdaV. yli cnses
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
Enemy OF Jews is Dead.

VIENNA. March 10-Dr. Carl
Iueger. the mayor OF Vienna ana
widely known as a rabid anu-Semite.
died today.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
PRODUCE.

The matke. was a steady one as 20
.prIses this morning but was eNrremei 81
inlet Every one b. watching the egg
deal with "a good deal Of interest ttt
present Receipts 81 Michigan eggs
law. not been as large Gas they should
~. Al tris time 81 tl~ year. bat dealers
mink that as country roads improve
th. movement viii increase. THE trfde
g. somewhat unsettled us 20 prl r"-,
erso Win about one days short r..-
.rsfrt4 the market would clean 4p
rrittv close. Bat 10 receipts lurrcIsa aT
Npccted. the tendency OF prices Womb
.t. Iov-er There were uult few
.roors o. poultry Zoo. ana thes" dId not
4I lean w ou tuc early run. ONLY q
few calves were ia sight and butter
,.He steady and hru
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
sprcinI Ea.,rr onrrlrx.

Sale begins today. An wool fancy
weave blue serge suits, made TO order
x111E and M
sINGER's. &c Monros-av..
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
Annie. - Fancy. gSd375; common.
I'll 50If2 so Per kbl western box apples.

Apples - Fancy, S3U 3.f5; common.
81 30 II . so ger kbl. western box apples.
.f275U per box
Bannnn--GoOd shipping stock. $3.50
G2JO according 60 quality.
Bcnus-Dried Lima iRc per 10.
Celery - Home growr. 30 3Jc dog.
California tf.75 per crate.
CauIifiower - California. $3.50 per
doz 81 50 per crate.
Iabbaue-s17b62 per mi.
Cheese-M chigan fat. late made Is
615Jac. fan made, tsis dl1c. York
state. lSize; L;msurger. Wisconsin,
brick 49, rf1eg ScGwriizer >omestic
block 20c ldouiestit loaf. 22n2Sc i'm.
ported. ESD 30c per 10.
Crnnbcrrie--S56 II $50 Der bbi.
Date---Persian. 5HGc. Yards e19h c
per 10.
Dressed CaIve~--Fancy. HAZE 10;
common. iUI ic per 10
Fig.-ImpOrted new. II q lac per 10;
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
CHICIGO LINE sTOCk.

ce!pts /. 200. strong. beeNes. ss25 "a 60,
Texas st.sa 20 80. western. : SNsa % 90 {,
Stoe kers and feeders. $3.50 % 90. COWS
and heiters g. 50 ~ $50. calves. s 30 re-
10. Hogs Receipts n 900. 5M Zoe high
err tight. $3.50 ~ l0.6S; mixed. SiQav 10
1880, heavy. ST. +OHl0.>o, rouSh. Slp.fV
Lambs --R ccvipts 5000. strong native.
S59S.l0, western. $50 N.le. lambs,
native. & Co. $ -.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported FOR Tire Times by Hayden,
stone y Co. HIGHS GFlswold-st
Ltnn- IILgN- Inv. Mon.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
ChAloren Cry
FOR fLETCHeR'S
9 q 9 . RIA
sp..;ni Opportunity

sale begins I0dar Al wool fancy
- aare -uIuo serge suits. made TO order.
sIg15 satisfaction Euaranteed
- SING ERs. - MonrOe-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11

CLE.N E.L-ANI, o MaT-N lV---Iioss-
Receipts 30u. -5c higher med :.
mixed and workers.. sos, pigs and
lights $40 ~ A'attie--ltrCeip cars.
strong Toe hiS uer Lambs Receipts
cars. 81 30 toy. Calyrs-Receipts 100,
SO 50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
LIVE STOCK.
Fast utrrIIo-o,euins.

cars steady. Hogs ia cars steady
heavy. SIVfou "a. workers.. SIC *~0
1898. pigs Sio.-1. sheep 30 cars "a, b.
tive. best lambs. sS.75Ng.SU. vearlinss,
Ssasl5. Wrthcrs. SSaSe5, ewes. $ -
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
EAsI I'fAIO-CIose.

EAST ~ FFALO. MarCh IV--IatIIt'
Receipts Is, nrm. prime. u 30.
butchers SsU6-5 NeaIs Receipts
lne active. Soc lower. common 10
cAoice. ssu a. sheep and lambs. Re
csipJs, $500. fairly active. lambs. Ice
lower sheep, nrm, lambs. $50 "a $50 !,
ycasiings. S.75Ws'35. sheep. s4U SIS.
Hogs Receipts $500. active. zoe high
". Nor.--s. sl...u N u. pigs. $40 ~
The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished by Hayden,
stone & CO. Opening
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

I hereby announce myself as = can
diAate On the Republican ticket fer
nomination to the Office OF represen
tstive IA congress at the primary eiec.
ton next June. If elected, will sup
pert the policies Of the progressive
or insurgent wing OF the party, bott
IN B. d out Of congress. I'D r.
y 1tsolicit the support Of Republican,
throughout the state. Ii. s ~
Bardi e. 9kulason,
'7''1''.e-.~s-'s Grand Forks, N. D. .a,
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03
Second Summons.

~ Second Summons. ,a,n+, :.
State Of North Dakota, County OF
Ward-1. 'af ""',t *.' \ N.I-.s Il:
In Justice Cour, Before William
Murray, Justice Of the Peace. R)""t
w. II. johnson, plaintiR.
~. III Z 44Al5tsa~. II
w. 4 Mcintyre defendant. ~ K.
Great Northern Railway Co: sarn-
isheeF State Of North Dakoat, to the
said defendant: s4s aa.,s .5a.s,
b. this second summons herein
you are directed to appear before me
At my once in the city Of Ainot n
said county,, at tive s'esoek ?. 2.
on tie 14th day of March. -. D.
1910. 70 answer the complaint Of To
plaintin herein, w.. n. johnson,
against you. alleging that during tho
YEAR 1909, plaintiff sold and deliver
ed to the defendant, at defendants
special instance and request, neat'to
the reasonable and agreed vahas. +of
1856: that no part Of said sum has
heen ipaid. though demanded sof tns
defend ant Il that garnishment proceed
inxs we're brought herein. and tne
above named garnishee disclosed
s164. 50 in his possession and under
his control due defendant, and de-
naanding that said money 30 discios'
ed Be- applied on plaintiffs cia1m'
and You are hereby notified tAeA IN.
less you sol appear and answer tnat
plaintiff will take judgment against
Given this 21st day Of Fss. A. u.
4E VIM: Murray.
/ 4 Justice Of the Peace.
John y. coyIe,
AtS1ns' .."t y n "a "a 3 10
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

Hay for sale reasonably at any time
at. my place one and one half miles
southeast of Pitts postofnce. Section
s twp. 153, range 80. Joe Gustafson.
1-20t3. .....
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03
,A.iif1.is ~ s,,fIfWnn ,stsalat@aS, ft
Ammo CeU1e0U !
.llEoA County Traaaufer.

I hereby announce myself las are
publican candidate for the nomination
OF treasurer Of Ward county, subject
to the decision Of the primaries, .to
be held lin June.t 1910, and If elected
win conduct the Office with economy
and in the interes tot the taxpayers.
Your support will, be thankfully re-
ceived and appreciated.
.l&, ~: .suL.tP. Weatherwaxs q,
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

Lst The StoatS Lumber CO.. ASurs
,,1l rith .;gput.a aou 81 'th.s bnl 3 lumber. =
big. clean stock 70 pick from, andl
prices strictly right. Buy your haf1
coal now. c. H. Rudd. Mgr. Minot. n.
%. II
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

Attention nslss '!;na psi1y,,nnn
Increase. your income by lsara9Itlnlg 81 l4gg e
make three pounds Of good butter
from one pound: Mt fake, no drugs
used. Looks and tastes better than
creamery butter. Complete formula
sent for 50 cents. Address The Aetna
Mig Co., Mohall, N. D. 4r,% I
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

Fob sALE-1n 1 good little town.
general =, merchandise, stock and
building, $40, 100. q. mostly cash, win
take some land; deal with the OWL
er only. Address lock box IS. Blais-
doll n. Dak..@D&' - q II ~ "a
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03
FOR GOVERNOR.

!. Ton GOVERNVH. Y =
I, announce myself Republicaa
candidatep at the primary, for, gov
ernor. I stand for the control Of the
party by the people and a Square
deal" for all. N.Y. platform will be
alop gthese alinea and will be made
known later on.j. =. III ,y?ns fs4
]. A. Buchanan,
Buchanan, N. D., Dec. 2Sth, 1900 So
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

Help. your chickens to grind their
feed by feeding them clam shslls
31.15 per hundred pounds at tho.
49,, -. ,-IL .UEL.L 'FrTrf #H' sp$IHt(
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03

FOR sALE-Good 3-room house ana
lot. cbrner Of Ruth and Grant street.
nor north|of theI eINorth Side school o% house; .: :;
Will bell o rtrad efor lana: Can ~
+his % Sf1ce. .r~, Ass IT,
The Ward County independent., 1910-03-03
,t;oe jof Mortsase foreclosure Sale .

Mot;oe iof Mortaase foreclosure Sale.
whereas, whr default has occurred IN
the taarins and conditions Of the mort
pape hereinafter described, in thatth
morteagors have failed to pay certain
notes secured thereby, and the taxes
upon the land herein described anu anu
interest upon the Indebtedness =
cured Iby a certain prior mor'ease:
ana tha mortgage has been compelleo
to and dihas paid said interest and TAX.
es. and upon such default has aeclaleo
Oh thI Indebtedness secured by the
mortEage hereni descnibed to be all
due and payable and the q same r.
mains unpaid. 4.
Nott4e is hereby given that that Ger %
tain mortgage made, executed and de-
,iveredl by Andrew J. Lavik and MARY !,
A. Layik, his wife. mortgagors, TO H.
7. Lander & Co. "a corporatlon)' moi:
gaqaa Eof Grand Forks, N. D., aa1eo
ne 2sth day Of May. A. D. 1903. anu
aaed for record in the ofiice OF tne
rapister Of deeds of Ward county
N. 81 on the 2sth day OF June, lsoe,
recorded in book 81, Of mortgages AZ
mage 423. will be fforeclosed oy a s*1le
~ thaI premises in said mortgage az
hareinafter described, at the iron!
door "a the court house in. the city OF
M,no4 IN said county Of Ward IN the
state of North Dakota, on the ~.
dav Of March, A. D. 1917. at tne nou'
ae, as . O'clock D. m. OF said day to sat.
M ,sfv tha amount due upon the said
mortgage on the day OF SAFE.
The premises described In eaa
mortgage, and which will De sole -, ~
eatisty the same are described - ~ ~
lows, to-wit: 90 n.,,,v,..
49, 9, Kenmare, according TO tne
ss.+,aad ptat or map thereof oa ~
"a I. record in the ONCE Of the rs
t.terlof deeds Of said WaFd counU.
There win BE duo npoh SAID -
-.-ac. +he day u :saIe, ncludin1 ~
."s. and IinteiiSS SSsk |atsve referss1 TO-
"a r.,d 81 ia tnoffHasee, tho sun
IA hnrdrel ixtyeisht and nAseT
oue one-huKdrst \ f$2sY.sl) S
Sea,dss the Scosn ~ This foresSoare'
Da{ed Fehruasy ~. 1910. I;
nag. LANDER I CO., T
hoEtsaes.
MURPHY & DuO0AN, IL
Attorneys tor Mortyagee.
Z Grand 16rtssN. p.
~ q a $50 =
!---.--a' .::-.., =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

That a great deal Of money Is being
tied up in baseball Is indicated BY Che
purchase Of partners interest in the
Cleveland club Of the American league
fo- approximately 100000 But mon
ey invested in a winning team in either
oi the larger leagues q the country
brings an enormous percentage, since the
slrgle games attract as high at $4,000
people and rarely sinks below 1000.
The average attendance is probably be.
tween 5000 aud 10000. This is depend
emit, OF course, on pleasant weather. If
the day be threatening, the proceeds are
lessened So there are chances in the
baseball investment, inst the same as in
any other, but the likelihood Of great
income from successful team Is very
alluringi and even the less successful
teams must bring a percentage Of in
come, because the owners Of them are
unwilling to dispose Of their league
rights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

The following ap7reciatiye words are
from the Concord, N IL, Monitor, con-
corning Judge Charles X Stone Of the
New Hampshire superior court native
OF Cabot, W., and graduate Of Barre
academy. who died this week;
Born a poor boy. he earned, first, an
education, and, second, an honorable po-
siton in his chosen profession. He was
a good lawyer and an upright judge
Prominent Ia politics for many years
prior 10 his choice for the bench, he
received aud deserved the loyal support
OF his own party and the esteem and
respect Of his opponents. His personal
ity kind, genial, courteous, win be re-
menibered long and pleasantly"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

TO make 4 million dollars on q New
England farm alone, as President Taft
suggests as possible, would require more
years than the traditional three score
ard ten. Given long enough, the thing
Is possible, but rcarcely so az present.
stnl, there's wealth TO be found in agri-
culture and an existence which compares
we'll with life in other circles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

Mayor Brand Whitlock Of Toledo,
ONO, was arrested in Sandusky Monday
night for automobile speeding, and then
"thc mayor and his friends were dis.
charged BY Chief Of Police Weingates
after the executive disclosed his identi-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

The report that there are 700 summer
residents Ia Greensboro, which means
the Caspian lake region gives Vermont
quite boost as a summer resort state,
ior there are a great many more Caspian
ltkes in Vermont under other names.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
Current Comment
States Attorney Gates Record


Ben Gates was one Of the first to
grasp the hand Of Attorney Carver aft.
er his nomination for states attorney.
No states attorney has ever retired
from Office with more friends than Mr..
Gates. His record Is clean one.-Wa-
terbury Record
Automobile Investment In Vermont.
According to the figures compiled by
the automobile club Of Vermont, 1910
cars were owned In this state June rs,
not counting those held by dealers AT
AN average valuation 81 81 0Oo, this rep
resents an investment OF very nearly
S2,0N0,000. Burlington has more autos,
operators and dealers than any other
place in the state Rutland is second
IN the list and Brattleboro third. In
this town there are l43 licensed operat-
ors and 10 individually registered ma
chimes, Barre has the same number
OF registered machines as Brattlebero
but only ia licensed operatots-Brat-
tleboro Reformer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

ty" The question comes uppermost why
a mayor Of a city should be immune
TO punishment il he breaks the laws or
ordinances Of a city. The oaense seems
to be as great for a mayor TO indulge
in excessive speed as for any other citi-
zen who may not have an Office 10 hide
behind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

The aThree Million or Bust" club Of
Chicago win have to move down to Ok
lahoma City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

Washington county Democrats threat
en- to beat the Republicans har-
mony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

The enlargement Of granite mauufac-
turing plants in Barre is good sign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27
Frank E. Langley. publisher,

Say, let's railroad this strike settle
ment through, gentlemenl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

Just the same advantages for the Boys
as for the Men at our Clearing Sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-27

Children's Blouse Waists, odds and ends,
some are slightly soiled, l0c.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-29
SCHOOLS OPEN TO-DAY.

II there is one thing more than an
other of which the Salt Lake citizens
are justly proud. it is their public
school system. There is reason for
such pride, for all over the United
States this city is always spoken of as
being in the front rank in educational
matters The state of Utah, for that
matter, occupies relatively the same
position.
When the pioneers first settled down
in these valleys they at once made
preparations for the education of their
children, and out of their small begin
nings has grown the magnificent sys-
tenn of today.
Now that vacation is over and school
work is to begin. The Herald-Repub-
lican desires to compliment all con-
cerned for past achievements and to
express the hope that the public
schools will continue to deserve the
praise showered upon them in the past.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-29

over the streets by carts or motor We
hicles is noisy, causes much wear and
tear on the streets and expense OF re-
pairing. and also frequent obstruction
and delay to other traffic. The COM
mittee consider there will be economy
and profit in this venture.
The contract price for moving this
heavy material is not given. so there is
no means of comparison with the cost
OF handling this freight in the usual
way. The contract will require about
six months. after which the practica-
bility and feasibility of the venture
can be determined.
The committee in charge will oper-
ate over 100 miles OF track. and as
there are other lines connecting Leeds
with nearby towns. the experiment if
successful. will probably be extended
10 these places. Evidently there are
vast possibilities ahead for both the
urban and interurban electric lines.