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The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co, April IL. There was
the usual Monday morning expectancy
on the New York exchange with the
public awaiting news from Washing
ION on the supreme court decisions
Trading was light and confined largely
TO a few specialties. Missouri Pacific,
the leader, sold OF a full point. and
what trend there was in the market
was toward lower prices The weak
ness In Missouri Pacific, caused consid
cradle unloading OF Wabash As. which
declined sharply
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
aaptlsts To Have Rannu.t.

The Detroit Baptist City Mission
will hold Its annual meeting and ban
Quet In the North Woodward Baptist
church, tomorrow night. The meeting
will take place at $3.50 and the banquet
will start at 1880. The chief after
dinner" speaker will be G. A. Curtis,
superintendent OF city missions. Cleve-
land, o.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
aosToN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co, April II. There Is no i'm
provement In the trading ia Boston
copper shares the market being ex-
tremely dull. and. in fact. practically
lifeless The industrial list has been
somewhat more active. especially THE
American Wooden issues. which are
firm Amer Agricultural Chemical has
been a weak feature, selling at 81. a
loss of 1. poLnt
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
Quotations by Hayden. stone Il Co.
April II. 1911:
lb)Bid. (s)sold. Cx)sT
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o., April l7.-Wheat: Cash
and May, soc; July 7Asc; Sept So. c.
Corn; Cash, nc; May, 50sei July,
52Lc; Sept, 53ssc. Oats: Cash. Ire;
May. 34Ac; July. 34Sc; Sept, SO Il c.
Rye. No. 2. 90c; No. 3. Soc. Glover.
seed Cash. SO: April, $50; Oct and
So Timothy: Prime, 1870 Butter,
eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
FALL CAUSES DEATH.

HILLSDALE, Mich, April 17.-Mrs
Mary Funch, so. is dead. as the result
of falling and breaking her hip. She
Is the third aged Hillsdale woman to
die within a week from similar acci.
dents.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO April l7.--Butter: Extras,
gle; nrsts. lsc; dairy, extras. lSc; 1rsts'
Ice Eggs-Prime firsts. loo; nrsts.
lac Cheese. Skins, l2+ ~ $50;
yuong Americas. l5A q lac. Live poul-
try Fowls, 164l5hsc. ducks. l6U
l61ac; geese, 1O@llc.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW yoRk MONEY.

NEW YORK. April money on
call 2G2A. per cent; time money, 3
per cent for six months. Bar silver
Kew York. 53c; demand sterling.
s4s6L, a ls6
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
CHICAGO GRIM LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber < Co, April II: Wheat--The
whole wheat trade reversed action this
morning and there was selling or long
v heat bought In the Saturday swell,
either to take profits or save losses
and some evidence OF renewed short
selling for the new crop months. wire
houses and elevator concerns were
early sellers OF May wheat. Pit trad
ers were more active on the selling
side OF July. Brokers claimed some
northwest selling orders In this mar
ket Bearish features during the
morning consisted OF a break or nc In
May prices at opening. break OF 10
I've in northwest markets. brilllant
weather all over the winter wheat belt,
and a feeling that the reciprocity
measure Will go through at Washing
ton, and possibly increase the offerings
Of reserves In the spring wheat coun-
try. on the other hand, Minneapolis
decreased stocks 100000 Blu for two
days, visible decrease is l.bsl 900. and
there is noticed considerable buying by
commission people on resting orders
Reported for The Times by Paine:
Webber a. Co, April IL. NothlnB OF
Importance transpired over the holi-
DAYS to cause any serious chang in
the copper market. North Butte Is
slightly firmer around 2sh, and c. a.
A. at 49I1, Lake is quoted 81 !. copper
Range 6OA, Superior & Pittsburg Is
little easter at l3A Trading In the
balance OF the list continues quiet
with prices practically unchanged. The
annual report OF the Franklin Mining
Co. sohws net mining loss OF sl5'ozo
FOR the year ended Dec. 81, 1910
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
VESSEL PASSAGES.

sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Feb. IL
Tn: Starke, 1 y. m. Sunday. Butler.
90 shrigley. 2.2O: Miami and Barge.
5. Paliister. Calvert, $50
Down JeN. a. m. sunday; Maine.
Uranus, $3.50: Tempest, viking. l y m.
NJ r Green, 2:40; Paramount, 6; Sach-
EN-, 1915. Monday a. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The Detroit Stock Exchange has a
ball team in the process OF formation
that is going TO be a big winner, ae-
cording TO the prospectus which has
been issued by the promoters OF the
organization.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

George T. Bader, treasurer OF the
Detroit Real Estate Board, has re-
turned from two months trip 10
Europe. Most OF the time was spent
in Italy and Spain.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openin
outu~ a Stevens, Live stock Report


EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, April IL
Cattle Receipts $50 cars, market LOG
l5c lower; best 1900 TO l.5OO-lb steers.
500 $50; good prime l,2q9 20 70 i'go Soao
! H. shipping steers, $3.50 90; mediun
butcher steers. 1000 TO LOO IDS 20 70
05.65, light butcher steers $3.50 u %. 20
best fat cows. S450q5. fair to good
do, S3504425, common to medium 90,
aeifers. ,s'25@575; good fat heiiers.
to si Se G sais sOssS be- Best
to good Feeding steers, st;5Sgs; s s7,;i.
sEs All grades dsssI ssZI SSiis ,ssa15
stock bulls. fair TO good. 1913 4.22.
best mixers and springers, $40 " 80 /;
good to best mixers and springerss $50
V.6. common 40 good do, $50 VS0
Hogs. Receipts 80 cars, strong
heavy, -se.5Oq6.7o; workers.. $3.50 pigs
'O sheep and Lambs. Receipts 100 cars,
strong: wool lambs. S6.55H6.90; clipped.
s575G5s5 yearlings, $I7505; weth-
ers. s4a425, ewes. sS.5oaS76
Calves s4a7.5O.
EAST BLFFALO-Cio.e.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ ". April IT,
and Is &C zoe lower, prime steers. $3.50 a
$40; butcher grades. SO 40 a. 20 cows,
% 2Sa IS Calves; Receipts 1000
slow and IS clower Gull to choice se9
market active and l5c higher. choice
lambs, Sc. SOg go, Gull TO fair. - 70 y
6I5. yearlings, So 25 q IS: sheep 81
a5 Hogs Receipts 1880. market
active and loo higher, workers, "a pigs,
81. mixed. SO SO q 6.90; heavy S650U
( 70; roughs. $3.50 565 stays. .425g5
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO April l7.--Hogs Receipts
2n 600 market higher. mixed and
butchers. s6.2oa665, good hevay. 50 %
q 6 as; rough heavy. 20 20 y $40 light,
Receipts $4,000. market steady; oeeyes,
S52OGt6s5 cows and neifers, S2i5g
3 80. stockers and feeders $4.l0n 5. IS .
Texans S460n570, calves, So ~ Z.
sheer and Lambs Receipts 10000.
market steady; native, s3a4.10; west
ern, $3I5n410; lambs. 81 u6.l5 I.
western 81 10 u615
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

Aid. Louis E. Tossy, of the Ninth
ward. who has been confined to his
home by nervous trouble and a
Threatened attack of pneumonia for
the past two weeks, was around the
city hall again, Monday
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, April lT.-Opening; May
and July wheat unchanged May and
July corn, unchanged May and July
oats OF &C Provisions. higher.
Noon--May and July wheat OF lie.
MAG and July corn on 9sC May and
July oats on &c.
Close-May wheat OF lSc. July on
ne May and July corn OF tsc. May
and July oats on sc Provisions. low
er
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, Ale; hrsts, 1sc h.;
dairy. Ice: packing stock. l3c ID.
EgH-Current receipts. cases In
cluded. 1870 per doZ Receipts Mon
day were S94 cases, market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The Detroit Edison Co. has dis
tributed checks for the first quarter
ly dividend of the year of / "a per
cent on the stock OF the company.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
DOYLE CONSOLIDATED
PROMOTION SCHEME


mi as set n
anything than promotion
asked the
from
stockholders by
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
BUSINESS NOTES

Detroit Auto Delivery filed articles
OF association Monday. Capital stock
81, 900.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

} The arrangement under which this
preferred stock OF the Lake Superior
Iron 4 Chemical Co. secures it's divi-
dends through trust company Is
rather unusual In the United States
though IL is a plan frequently used In
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
oADVCE TO INVESTORS
BY "FINANCE"


should OF
:E tss the w r * IL ANY r.aS. %
some con ana be " - =
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

nsssse~s-sfke Printing. No fuss and
no Feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., rs
John Rest Pm. Main 14ss or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

Porcupine, Cobalt and T1ntic Stocks
Offering attractive investments on this
decline. are reviewed In our Weekly
Market Letter just issued Mailed on
request. Also report on Porcupine Dis
trict with map. Direct Private Wire
to Main Office, 54-56 Broad-st., y. Y.
Chas. 4. Stoneham & Co.
500 Penobscot. Main 2IIO, City 241O.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

| do not favor Doyle Consolidated
because the promoting methods do not
look good. because the price which Is
asked out OF proportion when you con-
slider the long chance that you are
taking and because | have been I'm
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

So rs1.si.s p.s, srxst. Tine,
- ss'iii1s s Ps 3; &c csss s,.s sha A-'e o.l
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

organization.
The Mayhew-Kirby-Sp Sponge Co.. has
opened Offices, in 209 Hodges build
ing, to do a general real estate busi-
ness. The members OF the firm are
we'll known In real estate circles In
the city.
The United States Motors Co. has
made application for the listing or
both it's preferred and common stock
on the New York Curb which will
considerably enlarge the market for
its securities.
William A. Read 4 Co.. are offer
ing 10000 shares OF the preferred
stock OF the Packard Motor Car Co..
the price being l0S The STOCK
bears dividends Of per cent and at
the price will yield about $40.
Richard Irwin & Co., OF New York,
whose Detroit Offices are located In
1915 Ford building, has moved its
main office from 25 Broad-st to larg-
err quarters in the Farmers Loan
and Trust building, 20 Exchanged.
This firm is the oldest private bank
ing house In the Wall-st. district.
The Wholesalers & Manufacturers
Association plan q campaign OF COM
mercial education, and the first meet
ing in the series will be held in the
Elliott aylor- Woolfenden cafe, Fri.
day evening. April 20. The speaker
will be f. st. Elmo Lewis, head Of
the advertising department OF the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
In accepting the invitation OF the
Board OF Commerce TO speak at It's
luncheon, Friday. James Bryce, am
bassador TO the United States from
Great Britain announced that his sub
iect would be The Modern City.
Ambassador Bryce is regarded as
one of the leading authorities on
modern American political problems
The luncheon will be held in the Ca.
-dillac hotel.
The Lullabye Manufacturing Co.,
maker of baby carriages. etc, at
Fourth and Porter-sts., has filed a pc
tition I'm bankruptcy. The debts are
in the neighborhood Of $4,000 and as
sets about s22.1OO.
The composition offered by John
Kay Co, in connection with bank.
ruptcy proceedings in the United
States district court, has been accept.
ed by the creditors and was confirm
ed by Judge Swan, Monday morning.
The court also ordered a distribution
In conformity with the composition.
The regular meeting OF the trans
portation bureau OF the Board Of
Commerce. which was to have been
held Wednesday, has been postponed
until several matters relating t.
transportation questions are disposed
OF by the Legislature
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

AppIes-Baldwtns t5o46. Steers
red, S6M65O per bbl
Rsn.na--Good shipping stock. asa
0225
Hrans-Dried Lima. 6z 17c per 10.
CeIery-Floriia. S2.5O0275 per crate.
CsuIInower-$2.50a per doz.
Cheese--Michigan fats, old. 15d Ice:
late made, l34i4c: York state hats.
old. i64iSc; late made. l30t4c; do
nestle Swiss, $50 zoe; black Swiss. 10
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock
market opened steady today, but al
ter the first few minutes, became
extremely dull, with prices a shade
under Thursdays close.
IL a. m.-The market was without
feature during the first hour. Civ
ernments unchanged; other bonds ir'
regular
Noon--Trading in the last half OF
the forenoon was extremely dull with
fluctuations so narrow as TO be hard
ly worth noting.
The market continued dull in the
afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The Mayhem Kirby-Sporge Co. has
opened Offices in 209 Hodges build
ing. to do a general real estate bust
ness. The members OF the firm are
we'll known in real estate circles in
the city.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
STOCK MARKET
IS FEATURELEss
List Opens Steady After Triple Hoii
day, But Becomes Extremely
Dull in Late Trading
\. \. STOCK MARKET-CIo.e.

Am. Agrl CHI. SO. Omal Cop, q :
Am. {. a. F.. 52ss do pfd, MS. Am. Cot
OH 545s Am Smelt. 70 Am. =
3iA do pfd. 81, Atch., 1854 b. q o.
Cen. Leath,. 25i. do pfd. ssI. On 4
o.. S0Ia G.. NJ & ST r., l2o. Oh;
Prod, IA. Erie. 297s do LIST pfd, ~ y
do End pfd, ST., Gen Elec 1904 CT.
Nor. pfd 1855 do ore, 81 !. Int Met
pfd. S2as Leh; Val lIZs Mo aae.,
\. Y, o. & ". an Mort X w lo7 \
Nor. Pac 1888 Penn, l24n Peo.
Gas, lO4, Reading l54Ss Rock Isl. 20;
26is; Union Pac, 1904 Rubber, Al y
Steel. 76A do pfd, l20:, Bonds, 1868.
Vir Car Oh, 63As Wabash pfd. 81 =
West Mfg. 65 Il
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
PRODUCE.

Receipts on the early deliveries were
very light this morning. and with the
Lenten season over. the course OF the
poultry and egg market is somewhat
Uncertain II storage buyers take hold
actively. the egg market Is liable to
work "A little higher. but By holding of
they can easily put the market down.
Calves are also n little unsettled Quite
a few were carried over from Saturday.
and in some quarters lower prices are
Looked for No poultry was In. but the
character OF the demand from now ON
vi be different Potatoes are work
ing into q nrmer position. the market
being fairly active
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone d Co. l16-l1S Griswold-
HiOh Inw Noon
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The Lullabye Manufacturing Co.
maker of baby carriages, ETC., al
Fourth and Porter-sts., has filed pc
tition In bankruptcy. The debts are
In the neighborhood Of $4,000 and as
sets about 1922 100.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The United States Motors Co. has
made application for the listing or
both it's preferred and common stock
on the New York Curb which will
considerably enlarge the market for
its securities.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

The regular meeting OF the trans
portation bureau OF the Board Of
Commerce. which was to have been
held Wednesday, has been postponed
until several matters relating t.
transportation questions are disposed
OF by the legislature.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-17

please m opinion OF the Doyle Consoii
Colorado In
n n.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20

fishers, number All; average number
handled per minute, te.41; average
number landings, s.
Free in county, 1884; average num-
ber handled per minute, 1879; aver
age number landings, g.
class cir, 4249; average number
handled per minute, 36.44; average
number landings, 5.
Other matter, 2505; average number
handled per minute, 1853; average
number landings, 5.
4th class, 1886; average number
handled per minute, 19; average mum.
Der landings, 5.
Franked matterletters department
all SIS; average number handled per
minute, 1878; average number hand.
lings, 5.
Other matter 80; average number
handled per minute, Is; average mum.
ber landings, s.
Foreign letters BOZ; average mum.
ber handled per minute, 1925; average
number landings, 5.
Other matter, 10; average number
handled per minute, 833; average
number landings, 5.
Registered 245: average number
handled per minute, 2.S7; average
number landings, T.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
MEMORIAL
DAY Observed By Members
Of X. Of P. Lodge
Attend Services And Deco.
rate Graves

Animal memorial services were held
Sunday by the members of Timon
lodge, No. As, Knights OF Pythias in
bonor of the following members who
died during the year:
Warner T. Sharpe.
George w. Bum.
Henry Smith
J. w. Matheney.
Members OF the order assembled
at Castle Hall on West Gambler street
Sunday morning and after brief
ritualistic services the members of
the order marched to Vine Street
Church of Christ wnere an eloquent
and powerful sermon wss delivered
by DR.. David Francis.
After the services the members of
the lodge marched to Mound View
cemetery where short services we're
held and the graves of the deceased
members of the lodge strewn with
flowers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
POSTOFFICE
Does An Immense Business
In Month Of May
All Mail Counted And Weighed
At Local Office
Over 100000 Letters We're
Received And Sent Out
The Clerks On Duty Had A
Very Busy Time
The Figures Showing All The
Mail Handled

During the month of May, the clerks
at the Mt. Vernon postoffice were very
busy in weighing and counting all the
mail at this Office, both the incoming
mail ana the outgoing mail. The fig
ures have just been tabulated and are
as follows:
incoming Mail
First class, number, 120,434; aver
age number handled per minute, 71.49;
average number landings, z,
Second class, number 41,585; aver
age number handled per minute, ST.
81; average number landings, 5.
Magazines, number 1902; average
number handled per minute, 50.1S; av-
erage number landings, S.
Trans stamps affixed 1c for A o.,
1918; average number handled, 51.33;
average number landings, g..
Local delivery mailed by publisher,
239; average number handled per min
ute, 35.S5; average number landings,
s.
Free in county, Ii ,622; average num-
ber handled per minute, 1856; aver
age number landings, 5.
Third class circular, 1904; aver
age number handled per minute, 52.75;
average number landings, 5.
Other matter, 1858; average num-
Der handled per minute, 40.14; aver.
age number landings, S.
Fourth class, 1886; average mum
'ber handled per minute, '3S.2f; aver
age number landings, S.
Cong. franked 1st, Sc; average mum
ber handled per minute, 1905; average
number landings, z.
Other matter, "a; average number
handled per minute, 34.54; average
number landings, z.
Frank matter 1st, departmental
955; average number handled per min
ute, As; average number landings, z
Other matter, 584; average number
handled per minute, 54.4; average
number landings, s.
Foreign 1st, 1106; average number
handled per minute 46.O8; average
number landings, Z.
Other matter 1872; average number
handled per minute, 33; average hand
lings, 5.
Registered, 252; average number
handled per minute, 3.97; average
number landings, 8.
Outgoing Mail
First class, number 91,546, average
number handled per minute, 1888; ay
erage number landings, 5.
Second class, number 11,554; aver
age number handled per minute, 22.5
average number landings, 8.
Magazines, number 2S6; average
number handled per minute, 11.75; av
erage number landings, 3.
Trans. stamps affixed 1c for or
number 1888; average number hand
led per minute, 21.33; average mum
ber landings, 5.
Local delivery copy mailcd by pub
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
FAST
Game Of Baseball Put Up
By Hiawatha Team
Defeated Strong N. c.
LiIley Team Of Columbus
~
Several Players Starred For
MI. Vernon

The Hiawatha baseball team defeat
ed the NJ. G. Liiley team of Columbus
by score of { to at Hiawatha park
on Sunday afternoon-,' he game was
interesting throughout although at
times the locals threatened to break
it up by piling up very large score.
The teamwork of the home team was
remarkable considering that this was
the first time that they have been to-
gether in game and If their work
continues to improve as the season ad-
vances there will be no danger of los.
ing games to any team.
The attendance on Sunday after
noon was much better than one week
ago, about 400 persons being present
to witness the game. The Mt Vernon
team is made up of all of the best ball
players of the city, some of them be-
ing old leaguers. This is something
which has been wished for by almost
every baseball loverein the city and
now since the organization has been
effected the support of every fan is
needed to maintain the team.
Horn, for the locals, pitched excel
lent ball, being exceptionally strong
in pinches. In the first inning he
pitched himself out OF bad hole, the
bases being filed with no one out.
The fielding of Mondron, Porter and
F. Sullivan were features of the game
although every man in the lineup
covered his position in big league
style. Porter starred at the bat, hit
ting a home run into the lake in the
sixth inning and slugging one for
three sacks in the seventh with two on
bases. o
With Popham behind the bat and
with Porter and Tiger in the infield
to keep the team steady at all times,
not much else can be asked by any
fan for the team will surely win games
if supported property
1.-The outlook is now, very bright for
successful season and good crowds
are assured in the future owing to
the brilliant showing made by the To-
Gals on Sunday afternoon
Tho ooara. rrF
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
SCHWElTzER
Wins A Loving Cup At An
Athletic Meet

Mr. AL Schweitzer, the well-known
out-fielder of the St. Louis team of
the American league, is spending a
few days in Mt, Vernon the guest Of
friends. Mr.. Schweitzer is exhibiting
to his friends handsome loving cup,
which he recently won at an athletic
meet in Philadelphia, Pa. AL is in
the best of health and is playing good
ball this season for st. Louis. He ex.
poets TO join the team in a few days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
STAR ROUTE
Between Mt. Vernon And
JeIIOWay To Be Discontinued

Portmaster S. c. Dowds received
notice Monday morning that the "star
route" between Mt. Vernon and Jel-
loway would be discontinued June 80.
This route has been in existence many
years. 1t is the purpose of the govern
ment TO do away with all star
routes" and install rural mail deliv.
cry instead A rural mail carrier from
Mt. Vernon will carry the mail to
Democracy and a carrier from Dan.
vile will carry the mail to Jelloway
after June 30.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
The dRAYs won
From The Columbus GrayS Sunday At
Riverside Park

The Mt Vernon Grays defeated the
Columbus Grays by a score of Is to 8
at Riverside park on Sunday after
noon The Columbus men came to
Mt Vernon with a good reputation
and good game was expected in
spite of the fact that the home team
S in crippled condition. In the first
inning, every effort was made to Sc
cure runs and as result, the home
tam scored enough TO win any or
dnary game in the first round. The
Columbus team lid not display any
bise ball talent at any time during the
contest and as a result, the whole
gsme was one sided and uninterest-
ins
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
ROOTS
From Tree Stopped Up
Sewer.-.May Remove Tree

After digging up large portion Of
the east side of the Monument square.
In an effort to locate the stopping up
Of sewer frcm the Cooper building,
workman on Saturday afternoon found
that the sewer was clogged up with
roots from the large. poplar tree on the
grass plot on the east side of the
square. 1t is probable that the tree
will be cut down as 1t will be neces.
sary to remove the roots from the sew
er at once.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20
We WORK

Seventh. The writer has known
some people who work to get money
to travel. This is all right for travel
ing is an education of itself. Some of
these workers are years in saving
sufficient funds to make the trip
planned, I, In the meanwhile this, mon.
ey should be earning five per cent
interest by leaving it with The Buck
eye State Building and Loan Com
pany, Rankin Building. 22 West Gay
street, Columbus, Ohio. Assets $4,-
100000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-06-20

4 woman is willing to have the lace
curains get little wet when show
er tomes up suddenly in her absence,
so IS to be able to point out to her
husband that man hasn't sense
enough to go around and shut the
windows