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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-06

UIn order to avoid delays on account OF
personal absence. letters to THE STAR should
sct be addressed TO any individual connected
with the Office. but simply TO THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or Business Department. according
o tenor purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-06

The airship appears to be gaining in
favor as a means Of crossing the English
channel without danger Of seasickness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-06

Some towns find 1t as difficult to be
frank in connection with their hot wave
figures as others do in submitting census
figures.
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After the weather passes a certain de-
gree of torridity criticism of any kind Of
a bathing suit seems more or less cap
tious.
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Morocco may yet present a fine field
for experiment in the line of International
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Friday Specials in
Mems Wear.


% doz. pairs Mems Fancy Socks. in
high-grade designs, also a few solid tan
colors in the lot--ends OF number of
discontinued lines All sizes in the COM
bined assortment
3 pairs for soc.
Regularly 25c pair.
so doz Mems Wash Four-in-Hand Ties,
made Of cheviot, oxford and madras: all
white grounds. with self figures. cords
and stripes.
9 for 75c.
Regularly 25c each.
35 doz. pieces Mems Checked Nainsook
Underwear, In medium and large size
checks. Athletic Shirts and Knee-length
Drawers in all Sizes
Special price, soc garment.
Regularly 75c.
And these remnants:
Is Straw Hats. with soft and stiff brms: size
7M only. Reduced from $500 and $3.50 to soc
each.
II pieces Mems Fancy Striped Madras Under
wear; sleeveless coat shirts, sizes AZ and 70;
eeleneth drawers. sizes "a. 80 and AZ. Re-
duced from $1.OO to 75c each.
Main floor, f ct.
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1t has been demonstrated that Nebraska
can never develop enough politics to keep
w j. Bryan busy
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Happy Thought for the Day.

From the Pittsburg Chronicle.
Half Of the year gone! The next thing
we know we'll be looking around for that
snow shovel
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The last news OF Sir Alfred Austin rep
'esented him as peering regretfully over
ne edge OF the wastebasket.
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1t is usually long hot spell between
the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving
day.
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Friday Special in
Mems Clothing.

Two lots Of Mems Suits. 35 in number.
have been taken from stock and marked
at special prices for clearance. Included
are Hart Schaffner & Marx and other
well known makes in the best patterns
Of blue. gray. tan and brown. Sizes 81
to 46.
$I4.75. Values up to $22.5o.
$23.75. Values up to $500.
Main floor Tenth St
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Doors and Takers.

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Some men do the work. and some tall
X over
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street car strike in Mexico City is at
all events less disturbing than a national
revolution
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And these remnants:

n pairs Black Cotton Hose.
sizes Oh and 10; slightly i'm
perfect. Reduced from 35c TO
lie: 3 pairs for Soc.
II pairs Women's Navy Blue
Lisle Thread Hose, sizes 3 and
Oh. Reduced from Soc to 25c
pair.
Main door, F st.
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Friday Special in
Wonen'S Hose.

131 dozen pairs Women's
Fine Black Gauze Isle
Thread Hose, with double
soles and high spliced
heels; reinforced seams
down the back.
Special price. 35c pair;
z for ST 90.
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The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT. Sept. 2b.-Up: Edmonton.
DiEke,. 1850 a. m. Saturday; Linn.
gan. 80 Kanney. 80: shenanso. sO;
a. A Hanna. $50; Manchester, .Anla-
zon, T;30 Saturday night; Filbert. $40;
Wolf told). S:4b; Jenks. 500; Lewiston.
turioa, Charles Mem. midnight; Adri-
stic, i2.sO sunday morning; H. B. haw-
good. i;lo. Sierra, $40; Dundee. $40;
Grove. Wade. 6:So; olcott cort. Cor
Superior ss Z csy ssso 49, saksr sr'Rf wpss @ S
oscoeia, Filler, Tilden. s;15; Rochester.
Rend. 1920: w. q. Mather. 1910 =. m.
samuel Mather uarge). !; Huron CITY.
2:2o; Mauch Chunk. 3:s0. w: L. King,
$40, ontario. $40.
Huron. s;so y. IN. Sunday; security
and barge, $40; Dunham, 10; MORGAN
II; Boyce, Clin. 2; Munro. 4; Mills, An
Star. T;40: Ogdensburg, S15; Srefe.
9:l6. Wyandotte. 10,
Down: LaBelle. 1910 p m. SATURDAY
Northern King. iloi L. 6 llama 3:
Bangor. s: Bsrwind. $40; n. A. Haw-
good. 6;25; J. 4. Reiss. Hemlock. $50;
Imperial. $40; Mapleton, saturday
night Huntington. 1905; Angeiine. g.SS'
Chic ckaD,auga. lI;i5; Hoyt midnight;
Yuma. Cornell, 1910 Sunday ,norIing;
Clement. 1890. Verona. 3:ib; Edenborn,
l. b Miller. 6; Miliokett IL; Penooscot.
steamer Delaware Widener Pontiac.
1920: r. r. Jones. 12:+b, Dali Pros.
n: Cole. 1880: :. n KirhS. l.t5: ~ AN
drev's. Empress OF Fort William. 2:lb:
SupC rior. 3: Black. Marsala, 3:la; Nil
ami. 1850: Milwaukee, 4; Hill. Douglas
Houxhton. $50; Capt Wilson. BIS;
shaw Mazda, $50; Kendall. barge Troy,
shrigiey. $50 p. m. sunday: wyan.
dotte. 1910; Lyman Smith. 2; samuel
apohs, I; Empire city. T2o: MeGresor.
Jones s. Argo. owen, $50: VAIN
wright. $50; oPe. Manda, 10; Gary.
1850.
sAULT STE. MARIE6. Mich. Sept,
a5-Ur; Van Hise, 1880 a. IN, satur-
day: castalia. Kopp. 3 p. m; colling-
WOOD, Minnetonka. Polynesia, 8; Nor
rell 4.SO: Lynch. 8: Manila. daFrla.
Sononia g.. Coulby, Roman. 80;
Presque Isle. 8; Alex. Thompson, Tair-
Fryer. $50: Denmark. l., G. Smith. Y.
Brown. 10; John Barlum. German,
Darlington, IL: Amasa Stane, KIM
mount. 1890: Hoover. 1880; Allegheny.
5: Maruba. Aztec. Miztec. 6; Mime
tahka. ESQ; Pope. Weston, . Fulton.
white. 10:3o: Morgan. Jr,. Jay Morse,
II; Zenith City. Assinoboia, Lakeland,
noon: Henry Rogers. selwood t2lO;
Norton. Scottish Hero. Il Ericsson,
Fritz. i;:c; Gordon, e eT,rtin: b,rEsy 3 HS- S
Piummer. Randolph. Warner. warri-
ner. $50 IN. Sunday: saxon, Malta
zimmerman. 1890 Arrdt. IL; Newona
1880. Charles Bradley. Woolson
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
MICHIGAN BANKS GAIN
$28, ,896,028 IN DEPOSITS
Commissioner Doyle Issues Report on
Condition Of institutions Com
pared With Year Auo.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 25.--3ank
Commissioner Doyle has issued a re-
port showing the condition or 413 state
banks and FIVE trust companies at the
close of business on Friday. Scot. l.
Commercial deposits increased &c.,
760,663, compared with the report OF
Sept. /. 1910, and saving derosits
show a gain Of $685. ,3s2
The total reserve maintained by
Michigan state banks on Sept. 1. 1911,
was SIS. ,24l.39, or 20.50 per cent.
The total cash reserve amounted to
$19,747, ,97065 OF 6.67 per cent. These
reserves are divided as follows: Saw
ings, legal reserve. S32,070. .354.75. OF
1903 per cent; savings, cash reserve,
SIC, ,39S, ,696.74, or $50 per cent: com
mercial legal reserve, s21 ,671 ,553.02.
or 1882 per cent; commercial cash
reserve. s9,349,244.51. or 900 per cent.
The total reserve carried by Michigan
state banks is. therefore, s13,674. 1879
over the requirements OF the banking
law.
Atty. Gen. Kuhn has notified Com
missioner Doyle that the assets oil a
state bank cannot be lawfully pledged
as security for postal savings deposlts.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
|lFI's Plea FOR
SUPPORT STRIKES
MUTE NOTE
Isn thousand Listen in Silence at
coifsynlle, a. He Explains His
vstoes Of Democratic Tariff
Bills.
Tries 10 Move Crowd, But Not a
Single Cheer or Handicap Greets
Him IN Insurgent Kansas.

C0FFEYvIII.E. Kas, Sept. 25.-
Ten Thousand Kansans listened IN
omInous silence while President Taft
here today earnestly explained his
<e{oes OF the Democratic tariff bills.
Not q single handicap or cheer, except
<rom the reception committee on the
platform. greeted him. He argued
oarncstly, but In vain. TO move the
crowd. but insurgent Kansas listened
attentively without sign OF approval
Of disapproval.
rBonnd as I was" said President
Taft. by my platform. pledged to see
that American industry was sufficient
" protected. would do nothing but
Withhold my signature from these
n am not here to apologize for
<hose vetoes; l am here to explain
khom." the president said, and the few
people ON the platform with him ap-
DIanded. silence still held the crowd.
The president promised to recommend
d tariR reduction as soon as the tarin
board reports.
Aftsr . hurried breakfast at the
Country club. the president paraded by
automobile through streets lined with
1000 school children. Ten thousand
parsons were fathered In the Plaza.
where the president spoke from a tenn
Dorary stand.
All day Taft was in the district
of Rep Campbell, who was an old
Cannon standpatter. After Cofeyviile,
the towns of Independence. Cherry
vale, Chanute and OTTAWA were on the
program. Stops from fifteen minutes
10 half an hour long were on the pro-
Eram today, with brief speeches In
each town. The attitude Of Gov.
6fnbbs. progressive, toward President
Taft and the boom Of Senator LaFol-
Iette for the nomination was one OF
TIE mysteries Of Kansas politics to-
The governor. who cordially well
comed the president at Lawrence yes
fcrday has so far declined to declare
himself. II Is generally recognized
that Stubbs. who will be candidate
tor the seat OF Senator Curtis next
year. does not wish to ALLEVIATE the
Taft supporters in the state by declar-
ing for LaFollette. Friends OF the
president declare that Stubbs and
Kansas viii be for Taft both before
and after the election.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
pu: sl.Bo0a5e sbl.
Bsnanas--oood shipping stock. ti.se

Appiss-SSo0t1 q t1 pu: s1.So016o hbl
Bsnanas-oood shipping stock. u.se
Bes..-Dried Lama. sh07o per lb:
c.iissrsis Fruit. = Pears. slca rs
Csisry--Homs grown. 2o0sse doa
c.share-ti.Ts02 bbl
cse.:s-Mishigan nats. 1s0isc; New =.
iec; domestic Swiss. 17Q20c block
Gwfss le617c: imported Swiss, ESQ
s2c; Limburger. iSh @1to; brick cheese.
crsss.rne.- per bu; ~ per
p...--P.r.ian. s0so -; S.rds. ION
o Dr...sa c.ly..--Faney. iloisc ID:
common. s0ioc III
Eigs-ImPcrtsd. new. noise per ib'
califorpis sAo IL c,o,nh.-. 49,.
srown, lb@2oo dos; lettuce. SOC per
bu; head lettuce. t1.1e pu; green beanA
ss 0soc bu: onions. iah disc doz; beets.
SO q COO bu; homegrown tomatoes. SO
Qseo bu; parsnips. 500 ou; carrots 30
Grape Fruis--Fl0rida. tAso0s Der
cr..>.-Concords. s-lb baskets. I40
iBc; ponies. s0ioc per basket; Mia
sers. COG YsSe Ycsg per rh,ss Ss.k; ;iso,so. No
il@I4c: extracted, sOpo 10.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
iotA r. o. b. Detroit: No. I timothy.
new, t2i . a.; No. timothy. Il00i0;
wheat and oat straw. ~. Loose hay
from farmers' walons On the city mar
kets ranged from $40 n 2s as TO quality.
HaAss-No. 4 cured. i2e: No. ] green,
Zoe. No. 4 cured bulls. lOc; No. ! green,
&c; No. cured kip. l3ho: No. green,
iao; cured calf No 4. 17c: green calf.
No. 4, lsc per lb; horse hides No. I.
tS.ig; No, I, ta7b; sheepskins. as 20
woUL 200 soc; No. hides. 10 on on
kip. &c OF on calf
Es,rsns-Caiifornia, s5.50QG soxL
Limes-s1 q las per Goa
Melons - Usage melons. tLe60ITs
bu: t2Gz26 bbli Colorado Rocky torcs
os,oss-YsiIow. sOc9n per rack:
Spanish. ti.f00 l.6o crate.
oraagss-Vaieucias. 34.b00B boz
| Peaches-In 1-5 bu baskets; "A. s. q
AA. S225. A. sL7b: B. S0c6Si per bu
PoaItr, 12h u l3c: fowls.
li012c; geese. STsc. ducks. young
~ Sc: turkeys. i40l5c per 10.
Pe.r--7bc0ti hu; Bartlstts. t10
py.esprI-. ss.:S04, crate
Petstee---car lots. track Detroit. so
Pis.ss Michigan. sI0LaS bu
sweet Petstses-Vireinias. tsso0
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
IonnING rnIrea

baked beans, lib. s6G Soc, Lima bead
u0l.5o. Corn: taney &sias, ~:
pas Faney. early sans slSs stand.
ard 81; soaked. 500 .1c, salmon; sock
eye. tail, sass, iat, 81 40; alaska reds.
siso Alaska pinks. .1.so; Tomatoes.
Feas. mario Nfal ais; early June.
81 as; slfted early Juae, 81 As per doz
Com<e--Packet coffee. l0o-lb ease.
tlS.7AG ~ 50 delivered.
.ss: npsSi Olsss Ss;.e IN nladiSss SSss
S27: fine middlinss. sse coarse cora
meal and cracked corn. t2S. corn and
oat chop. ysd per ton
gan patent. ,t.ss. Second psisn. is.ts;
straisht. tiaiSi .'ssar. ts;so; pure rye
H.6S; sprias patsSI sS.Gs per bbi In
wood.
seed SEC; piamond headlight kero-
sene. &C: Perfection Sc. Eocene. l0he;
crown gasoline Lho gal; turpentlns
4oq4b basx, tomatoes. t-basket crates
Provisioss-AIess pork. slL5o: tam
lily, Si90s0; medium. $50 q lG9,
smoked hams, 15c; dry salted bris-
kets. l0Qllc; shoulders. l0c: picnic
,,eTss, asms sS saISs Kettle 1snssa rs "
sugar.-corrected daily by w. III
Edgar & Son: Crystal dominoes,
lbs. si09Q: crystal dominoe> lbs:'
1000, easIe tablets. SEA cut loaf.
sss5 cubes. $50; xxx powdered.
IS 50: standard powdered. ss.2s: gran
ulated. extra coarse. t7sS: grannlAtsd.
fine In bulk. s7,s6; granulaIed, eb-lb.
cottons. $3.50; diamond A. S7.l5; con-
fectioners' A. $3.50; No. 4. s7.ss; No. Z.
s7S5; No. 5. $3.50; No. Z. S7.75; No. 8.
!5!e: No. ;7.sS; No: 4 s7.:9 No g
II. tT.4o; No. Y. ,7;sS: No. IL. 49,;
powdered, 5-lb. cartons. Is 10 case. -:
household powdered. lib. ~ TO case.
1850
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25

(Confinued from Page One.)
rcmedied by scraping. Nothing short
of heavy rain can prevent the races
from being held.
The patrons will also be rs safe az
We can possibly make II for them. We
shall have the track at the turns
fenced on with wire, which win be 80
feet back from the regular board
fence We shall also have number
of soldiers on hand to further protect
thc public. The soldiers viii be sta
<|Cned at the turns. which are regard
"a a. the most dangerous part OF the
rack. II is generally when the racers
are making the tours that the acci-
1ents happen. On the straight course
there y not much likelihood OF an
auto turning 70 the side. We certain
N never want repetition Of that
6{racuse tragedy
The automobile races are run under
ne sanction OF the American Automo-
nile association
Judging IN the poultry department
w1s finished Monday morning. The
udEes pronounced the exhibits as
about the best they had ever seen.
Among the big prize winners was 8.
y. Lapham. OF Dearborn, Mich, who
11s q 1ne display OF bun Plymouth
rocks. and J. r. johnson, OF Leaning
ton. Ont. who showed some partridge
Wynndottes Of rare quality.
In the horse awards, w. w. Collier,
of Pontiac. was big winner.
The program records this an "Can-
4dian day" but the average visitor
wouldn't know II. for there was moth
|uE distinctiye to mark II as such. AS
matter Of fact. all days are much
ne same, and the giving Of special
names 70 them appears to be more OF
80 honor than anything else. S'sste e
Upwards Of $4,000 people attended
me fair on Sunday. and President
HeVton says the Sabbath opening Will
1e q feature of the fair as long as he
n ak the head OF II. He thinks II gives
TIE uorkingman an opportunity to at-
tend. The sideshows were closed. but
ne exhibit buildings we're open. and
4 sacred concert took place IN the
xrandstand IN the afternoon.
n the Sunday crowd. pickpockets
worked with some degree OF success.
Hert W. McCaherty, OF Rochester,
+@%|*|I t"|0Ntou W the BnefiH that he
vas relieved Of $3.50. while Nicholas
X Schmidt OF No. 5s4 Hancock.aye
vest. Detroit. lost $50.
n the dairy building Deputy state
#cod Inspector James Helme & en-.
I1oeizing the Importance OF pure milk
for the babies by contrast, which he
<<IIs "the long " the short haul. I"
he long haul shows the various
>01rrce taken by cows milk from the
He n leaves the farm until II reaches
- haby's mouth. To illustrate This
HcIme has long tube run1Ins
.U miniature representation OF a
# along the different channels. the
.|r.<r'4 milk can. the country receiv
M ||a<|on. the railway train which
|..<@/. the milk 20 the city, the cts
<<#41's cans and bottles. and
.&||< - the baoy itself. The "shor
A. reDrettntcd BY the pictnr,
X |41y taking nourishment at ID
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
Markets and Finance
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept. s35.--CIose; Wheat
had an easy opening and a qulct mar
ket on Monday because holders were
takine profits Longs wsrs ,"I.S. Ia.
erpool was easy on realizing because
the worlds exports for the week were
larger than expected. There was also
weaker feeling In winn,peE nIpei1v ana
The future OF the wheat markt np-
pears TO depend now the actio OF mill
ers and Hour dealers. These nave peen
holding OF for long time IN tue De
lief that lower prices woulc r9s1lt
from the adoption OF reciprocits by
CANADA IL they now go into the mar
ket IL will create demand that VIII
sustain the advance and probably put
prices higher The failure OF the reci-
prooity vote In Canada threw tho mar
kes into confusion. Many dealers were
heavily short and had to bid the mar
ket up In order 10 get out some OF
these were short In Chicago and Min
neapo oils and long I'm winnipeg Ihe
result was heavy buying for the last
two days OF last week; but there Is
some difference OF opinion as TO The
future
Many dealers ngure that this coun-
try has nothing TO spare for export
and that foreign conditions are or no
Importance here. and II these are cor
rect. a bnllish market may be expect
favorable TO low prices. Crops are
doing well and exporters ara sending
out enough wheat to supply all de-
mands
Wheat showed a little strength
shortly after the opening, but weaken
ed again and closed at a loss or Nc
for the day
Corn was steady. oats advanced llsc
and beans moved up &C.
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
day included 600 bbls OF -four, 2 cars
OF wheat. II OF corn. OF oats and J
OF rye. Withdrawals were 500 bbls
corn and $500 6u Of OATS. Stocks are
274,121 bu OF wheat, 1874 bu or
corn. sss.s74 bu OF oats and 4i.oSs ba
OF ryO
Worlds wheat exports last week
furnished l.2is.ooo bu and the Danube
s.05s.oe0 bu.
Receipts OF wheat on Monday: Min
ntapolis. LOCI bu fer two days. aEainst
Ill cars. against 20l; Winnipeg, ss6
cars. against 1.635. ST. Louis. $4,000
bu. against $4,000 bu; Kansas csty.
s6 cars. against 1871
$4,000 bu. an increase for the week
OF $4,000 bu.
LiveIpoor wheat closed KGEd and
corn e & lower.
Exports OF wheat and nour Monday.
wheat receipts at primary points.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Sept 2B.--wheat: Cash
and az ds Sept sskei Dec; noOE' 500 ,SisS Nay.
Dec. s4kc; May. eexc Oats: Cash
and Sept. t7kc: Dec. ~ s%c: May. 81 sc.
Rye: Cash. CSC. Cloverseed Vasn.
Got. Dec and Mar. S12o5; No. ..
S11, ,65; No. 8, s11.50; rejected, Sill. Al
siixe: Prime. 1910; Dec. S10.so; Mar.
5000 Timothy: Prime. s72O: sept.
S71S; Dec. and Mar. 37.11h. Butter.
eggs and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Grain opening
Wheat: Sept down Mc; Dec. down e.
Corn: Sept. down %c: Dec. down nc.
Oats: Sept unquoted; Dec. down Sc
Noon--wheat: Sept. and Dec. up
Nc Corn. Sept up ho: Dec. un-
changed Oats: Sept up &c; Dec. up
cIose-wheat: Sept down NC: Dec.
down hc. Corn: Sept. unchanged:
Dec. down NC. Oats: Sept. down so;
Dec down &c. Provisions weak
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25

BrIghtie. House. midnight; Madison.
Holley ia;s0: Chill, .; Edmonton. 2;s0:
Corrigan. $780, Bickerdike. 4: Rannoy.
shenango. 9; Robbins. .; Ama.on.
Down: Mc0regor. Chester tones.
Butters. I y. m. saturday; Empire City.
s;so; Hcssemer, Maia. 4; Curtis peter-
son. Marvin, s; Lyman smith. 5.so;
christie. Interlaken. s:so; Crete, n;
Gates. Mariposa. midnight; Nain-
wright. 1: Ream. 2; Myron, Delaware.
Page 4; sinaloa, l:30; Joe Wool. 5;
rionesta. sac; Pollock, TOWNSEND. z;
Schiller Dutler, Ionic. Michigan. $40;
Hamilton, 1880; Western Star, l:3O:
Alberta, p; Bope. also; smith. rhomp-
Gratwick. GIenmount, iO:so D. m.
Sunday; Palmer, Uganda. 12:3o; Doric.
Calumet. 4 North Sea. q Frick. Meek
Amss. Peter White. 8; Northern Light.
MenehanL $50; Perkins. 9; choc,aw.
6:31. Oliver. Z; Byers. 1850; Mary El-
phicka. s: Maricqpa. Bryn Mawr, 80:
Harmonic, Ellwood. Rensselaer,. S;sO:
Mclean. 10; Harvard, Laughlin, IL;
phiIio Minch. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
U. S. GOVT BONDS
NEW YohA COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.--Flour; In
active and unsettled. Pork: Quiet (;
west spot, Ss5Oa9s0 Sugar: Raw.
frm; centrifugal. ss test. $S.ssh; mus
covado, 50 test, s6.4sh; refined. nrm:
powdered. 1856 4, so; granuiated, t6.s6
97.sO. Gomez: RIO No. on spot. 1sc.
Tallow: Easier; city. OK 07c; country.
ga 97c. Hay; Firm; prime. 70: No.
3. 96c0 t1.0b; clover. Doc Utl,lO. Dress
chickens. iah 023c: fowls. lO9l7c;
ducks. l6Ql7c. Live poultry: Quiet;
geese, lac; ducks 13c; fowls, lSg l5c;
turkeys. Ibc: roosters. &C; spring chick
ems, i3Q14hc Cheese: Firm; seate
milk, common 20 specials. IL y q II nc;
skins. common to specials. 6UJ2hc.
Butter. Firm; receipts. 4.595; cream
cry extra. 2s62ehc; state dairy tubs.
l2026H Eggs: Quiet; receipts. TO-
6ez; nearby white fancy. 30035c; near
by mixed fancy. n % acc; fresh hrsts. 20
027c.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
UNION TRUST co. FINED 500.
Maintaining Of Nuisance on old Berry
Estate Brings Punishment.

The Union Trust Co. was fined s1G0
by Judge Connolly, Monday morn
ing. for maintaining a nuisance on the
grounds of the Berry estate, below
Jefferson-ave., between Owen Park
and Water Works park. The company
has been using the property for n
dumping ground despite repeated
warnings. has been dumping all sorts
OF refuse In the place.
Conditions became unbearable In the
"Indian village" and along Jefferson
ave, where there are many fine
homes. The board OF health officials
have written several letters TO the
company, asking that the nuisance
be abated. but these letters have had
no effect.
In imposing sentence. Judge Con-
molly ordered that II the nuisance
is continued. that some OF the officers
of the Union Trust Co. be brought
into court