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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
PREMIER LAURIER HANDS
IN his RESIGNATION
Borden, His Successor. May Appoint
w. T. White Minister Of Finance.

w. 7. White Minister OF Finance.
OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. 6.-The last
meeting of the Laurier government
was held yesterday. The ministers
designations will be rendered to Earl
Grey today and Robert l.. Borden has
been invited TO form "A government.
He may take office at once as Sir VIII
frid Laurier did in 1896 or he may
take few days TO complete his ar
rangements.
Bye-elections will be held as soon
as possible. Parliament Is expected
to meet early In November and finish
it's business before Christmas.
II Ia almnst certain that w. T..
White, generalmanager Of the Ma
tional Trust OF Toronto viii be mn
ance minister In the Borden cabinet
being taken into the conservative gov
eminent as representative OF the dis
satisfied liberals who voted against
the reciprocity agreement. Premier
Hazen. OF New Brunswick; A. 8. Good
eve, M. p, OF British Columbia: Sem
ator Lougheed, OF Alberta; DIR. Roche,
M. p. OF Marquette, Man; Robert
Rogers, Manitoba's minister Of pub
lie works; Frank Cochrane, minister
of mines for Ontario: Andrew Broder,
M. p, OF Dundas, Ont; George K. Fos-
ter, ex-flnance minister: Judge Do
herty, of st. Annes. Montreal: T.
Chase Casgrain and =. ID. Monk, OF
Montreal. are practically to have port
folios. There win be three more but
their names are uncertain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
MAUDE ADAMS IS TIRELEss
WORKER; LOVES sECLUsIoE

The Maude Adams OF the stage and
the Maude Adams in private life are
two very different persons and very
few know her in this latter role. Once
the curtain falls on the idyllic last
act OF .'Chantecler." she Is anotne.
woman, woman who prefers ano
seeks solitude. From the moment
that she leaves her dressing room anu
smiles a CHEEKY 'good-nighr 70 the
stage hands, she IL a delightful mys-
terry. - u,
fheir friends Sand acquaintance and
seek seclusion for health's and study
salre hut to Miss Adams solitude ID .
Inrnrv that has come to be neces-
aItv Not long ago she explained 70
! friend that she gave herself 10 the
nnblic through her art. and only
through II could she express her rear
self her ideals, hopes and ampiuon.
when she has done that she wants -
he alone. and preparing TOT the mex.
DAYS work. Maybe that 10 why sne
loves .Chantecler" 50 well, Tor TINS
nero ~ Rostand's exquisite fantasy II
h,,naelf dreamer and one who sacri-
fees everything ioL S ..1- 80.
ing. Certainly no woman lives ino'e
an her art as Miss Adams.
The actress 10 q tireless WoIKer ~
che has been known to become %
engrossed In her work as TO lose al
sense Of time and forget that sne
ongbt 10 eat or to rest. She ATTENDED,
every one of the hundred and ODD re-
bearsals OF "Chantecler," which were
held before the work was finally gwen
10 the public The rehearsals Oh , ~,
nIayers over, she would ireaueniy
Start in anew to 60 over the details
" The success Of the actress IN
poatand,s poetic drama has been very
pronounced and her tour promises -
he the most successful one that sne
has ever known.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
NEW YORK PRopUCR.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Flour: Guile,
and unchanged. Pork; ouieti mess
Sl6Ts@lT Lard: Dull: middle west
spot. So O5 0Di5. Sugar; Raw. dull;
steady: cut Loaf. S7.Bs: crushed. sT4s,
powdered. ss.s5; graduated. ss7Sel
$50. coffee Rio No on spot. 14hc
Tallow Quiet: city. CSC; country,
L6SGwc Hay: Firm; prime. $40 q
1925; No. 9. HGl0S; clover. 5000
sI1s Dressed poutry; Quiet; tur-
keys, 400 csc, chickens, l2Q 1tc; fowls
10 tic: ducks. l6h 0lThe. Live poni-
try: Fairly active; geese. i2ci ducks
lsc. fowls 12Q1shc: turkeys. lbc;
ROSTERS, &C; spring shickens. lzQlS o
Cheese: Quiet and steady: state milk
common 10 specials. i2014Ac; skins
common TO specials. ewlzhc. iuIi
skims. 2G4c Butter; Strong; re-
ceIpts, 7,i76. creamery extra. 2sc; state
dairy tubs 20 n use. Eggs: Firm; re.
ceiptE. 1856; nearby white fancy, -
q sec: nearby mixed fancy, 23927c
fresh firsts, 81 929c,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
LIE STAGE

. 7.
During the current fall and winter
season. the Temple theater viii have
an unusual array OF big stars ana
novelty acts, imported and domes-
tic" Lillian Russell will head the
list, appearing the week OF Nov. 10.
Other headliners TO come will in
cludes Amelia Bingham, Frank Keen
an. Clarice Vance, Irene Franklin,
Prank Tinney, Stuart Barnes. Walter
C. Kelly, Ruth ST. Denis, Villa Holt
Wakefield. Valerie Bergere. Florence
Moore and Billy Montgomery, Gus
Edwards, Dooley & Sayles, Bert Les
lie. Hetty King, Elizabeth Brice and
Charles King. Tom Terriss, Knox
Wilson. viii and Harry Howard. EN-
ma Carus, Bert Kalmar and Jessie
Brown, Carter DeHaven, Doom 4 Nc
Cool, Melville Ellis, Blossom Seeley,
Belle Baker, Anna Chandler, Charley
IGrapewin, Will Rogers. Little Billy,
Master Gabriel, Jack Wilson, Edith
Helena, Nonette, Mabel Hite, Harry
Houdini, Tom Edwards, Nat Wits.
LA Belle Titcomb, Albert Hole, Marini
and Browslxy. La Petite Adelaide,
Mile DaZie, Haines a VidocQ, Collins
e Hart, Carrie De Mar. Bessie Wynn,
Frederick Bond and Fremont Benton,
Boutwell, Browne, Augusta Close,
Fletcher Norton and Aurdey Maple,
Ben WEIGH, Porter ]. White, Eddie
Leonard, Alice Lloyd, Mrs. Gardner
Crane. Howard & North, Adelaide
Norwood, Sam Chip and Mary Mar
| bile. Ray Cox, James Young, Laddie
Cliff. Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
Keller, Maclyn Arbuckle, Edwin
Stevens, Isabelle Diamond, Billy -
Van, william Rock and Maude Fui
ton, Will M. Cressy, Andrew Mack
Edwin Holt, Amelia Stone, Lillian
Herlein, Melville q Higgins.
Manager Drew announces that the
Avenue theater will have as its o1er.
ing, next week, John T. Baker and
THE Star Show Girls" Mr.. Baker
is the chief fun-maker OF the com
pany. vet he Is not Hebrew, Irish OF
German comiuue. His specially Is
playing the character of Willie Green
an oyergrown boy, and his rotund
figure adds much to the fun. Mr
Baker will be seen with his assistants
in two musical pieces, Florence
Birthday" and "Helen's Fate Louie
Lynn, and many others, including Q
large chorus Of girls. will help out
A European novelty il promised IN
fCarmeIo's Life Poses, said to be
sensational form Of living pictures
The Palace Girls, a dancing act
which derives its name from the 1ac'
that the eight members OF the
troupe, for Ave seasons past. have
been stellar attraction, in the Pal
ace Music hall, in London, win make
their first appearance In America
next week, in the Temple theater
These dainty English dancing girls
are young and pretty. the produci q
tine fuller dancing school Of London,
a British institution similar to the
great school in Russia, which fur.
nishes the dancers for the imperial
ballet. The act is said to be haso'
somely staged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
>. y. sroclS MARKET--cle.s. .

n. n. STOCK MARfSET--cless.
Am Beet sugar esh. Anal Cop ssh'
Am G q Fdy 4eA. Am Cot OIL ~ ~.
Am Loo IS. Am smelt SsA. Am Tel y
rel ls4h. Am lob pfd 50 Am Wool
sou, do pfd S7A. Anaconda ~. Atcli.
SON ioi&. Bait 4 Ohio sSN, Brklyn r
n 74A. Can Pac 1aTh, Cen Leath "a o.
Ches 4 Ohio IN. Chino Copper /. -.
Chi 4 CT West rs. c. M a 81 Paul 10! ~
IConsol Gas 1919. Corn Products a. y.
Erie sos, do LIST pfd teA. Gen Electric
1854. CT Nor ptd l2sh &c Ncrtasrtn
ore eff AZ. Ills Central is7. Int Met 40.
DO pfd ASH. Kan City Southern ssia.
Lehish Valley 1854. n. X 4 Texas ssl
lVlx. Nor a Western lol%, Northern
PacInc ilSH.. Penn Il II ln$. Fe1 =
a { iO4, Reading ls9h. Ray Cons ~ =,
ROCK Island 23R, SIoss-Shen IS. South
Pacific io7k. southern Railway lsA
90 I'D 81. Tenn Copper 81 In,on
Pacinc 1904 u s Rub com tS&. Y
steel COZ. do pfd los. y Bonds i9l =.
vir Car Chem AZ. Utah Cop a. wabash
al do pfd 22h. West nU Tel seh. u
NJ q pf T6&.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
.R|GK USED HERE
OF FAIR QUALITY
.t'soii Not Dumping Ground for
P'or Material. Says Chairman Of
Investigating Committee.

do not think the charge can be
..IIaIntd that Detroit has been the
|uMDinE ground for poor brick" said
lanes Cou1ens. chairman OF the spe-
cal committee OF the Board OF Com-
.trce appointed 10 inTestigate paw
ms conditions In this city. after the
ronmittee's final trip of inspection.
Thursday afternoon.
While do not wish TO anticipate
car report he continued, land DO
not wish TO be understood as speak
InE| for any other member OF the COM
ulttee. my own idea Is that the gen
1rtl run Of The brick the city has
been laying are of very fair quality.
and that aside from the pavements
that have been laid OF old foundations
and those that have been cut to
pieces by the digging OF trenches,
Oractically all the trouble the city is
having with its brick streets can cas-
~ be cured by making a larger APP
Inspiration for repairs, and by organ
King repair work so that the instant
slight defect appears, It can be RENE
died before II develops into a serieus
one About all that Is needed Is an
application OF the old adage, a stitch
Ia time saves nine II will cost a
little more at the start for additional
inspectors and so ON. but II win be
cheaper In the long run"
Mr.. Couzens thinks the committee
viii not report against the use OF
brick. In his opinion II Is a good
material for streets where the traffic
- not heavy.
Each member OF the committee viii
reduce mis- conclusions TO writing,
The committee Will then meet anc
cOmpare notes. and the opinions ex-
pressed BY the majority will be IN
corpornted In the report. which Will
Be ready for the public in q week
81 10 days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
Heirs AK Only $50, 600, 900.

ROCK ISLAND. lila. Oct e.-Hol-
lanRs queen may soon be poorer by
$3.50 ,000. 900 than she now is. For 200
heirs are meeting here today to formu-
late plans TO get from the Dutch treas
ury that sum, said to have accrued
there from the enormous estate Of the
famous Dutch general. Paul Wertz,
who died I'm Amsterdam In 1872. A
government edict Issued ip 1852, con.
fscating to the crown all unclaimed
estates, the heirs declare. 10 the only
thing that stands In their way. They
will raise funds TO secure attorneys
and hope TO break the edict.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

Associates In University Club Solve
Problem OF Mysterious Theta

Problem OF Mysterious IheftA
A fine bit OF detective work on the
part OF the Japanese walters In the
University club resulted In the arrest
OF ]. Watanago, one OF their number.
For the past 10 days, the walters have
been missing things, money and jewel.
~ particularly. Shigeo Ito was the
heaviest loser, a beautiful gold watch
disappearing most mysteriously.
The Japs conferred as 10 ways and
means OF catching the culprit. Finally
ID. B. Harry okita hit upon a happy
scheme. He left three 81 bills In his
coat pocket and these he carefully
marked. Sure enough. they disap-
peared Later they were found In pos
session OF Matanago, The police were
called and he was arrested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
ODDS AND ENDS
FROM THE WIRES

NEW YORK; Because her husband
fefused 20 speak word In their home
Iof six years. Mrs Martin F.. Schren-
keieen wants a divorce and $40 per
week alimony.
TOLEDO. Ohio His features hor
fibly distorted by burns while child,
Harry Casper has asked surgeons to
araff on a new face 50 he may obtain
employment.
CfNCINNATI. Ohio Flat-footed Gin
c'nnati university girls have been set
% playing marbles with their toes BY
Marguerite Gray, athletic instructor,
% make their feet more beautiful
NEW YORK Daily fencing and
toxinR lessons with her brother, aided
Emma Hes. 32g to escape when John
Notion: "a, held her up. She escaped
81 Forcing his face into the dirt. jump
ne over HIS body and running.
SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.--Chargsd
krfn policeman with permitting his
employees to tie HIS horse to tree
and violating city ordinance, Judge
I+.| tNc-A$At bNAAty o-.S $500
new YORK Mile. Ningo. the molly
1orilia at the Bronx roo. starved her
SELF to death, bat lived ii days In her
cage here. the longest any gorilla has
ever been kept In captivity.
cREENwICH. Conn. Elizabeth Nc
1. a Ia
eirl here. has been In a trance ever
since returning from q dance week
ako. and physicians have failed 70
arouse her.
DIES MONIES. Iowa-O Offering to
marry free all couples matched
through his ONCE. Mayor Hanna has
opened the municipal matrimonial
bureau. described as The clearing
house for lonely souls"
NEW YORK--Suddenly going mad.
4 Maltese cat attacked Walter Meyer.
F IA. and his sister, Florence, eight, and
. st them 80 Seriously they had to be
taken 70 q hospital.
iEW YcRK--A tiny splinter OF
<Inbs which entered her spine and
worked up into her brain, caused the
DEATH OF l5-months' old Edna Streurer.
1coording to the coroner's autopsy.
new YORK Because he took away
1i6 'corner,- Thomas Brilla, news
boz, probably fatally shot Frank
Enith. another ''newsie.
CHICAGO Ralph Elwelrs barking
cough led to his arrest while he was
I0nIly engaged In
i6W articles or silver from neighbor's
EH1CAtsC Finances should take
course In chill draising before they
ed" according to Kate Douglass
WIrRin. fanraa The author
|Ien's books
rHrCAGO-Two fastidious prison.
..& IN q police cell refused to eat
|<akfnsf unless they were served
|'kh spring chicken and a bottle OF
|IlfCAqO-That patrons or restau,
I|1 nhould cook for the cooks, IL IN
.|11tiOn OF John Curtis Kennedy
|neriy or the University OF Chicago
.ol,r and kitchen mechanics applaud
|1 |tea
[alcAoC- Judge Hill decided an
..|omobile livery cnmranv is not q
..6IIc conveyor. and therefore. NOT
|I|e for refusing to transport Ne
To nnIlf nle sunnnner Hotel.
stock company has been formed
~. Stockholders 81 the Windsor, rs
.|I ard Lake shore railway. run ~,
|/~111 windsor and LeamfnRtof Ont
- build , new summer hotel IN Kings.
'||n % foplnco the Mettnwns TORI
.||| \ few years ago. n A. estimated
|..| tho structure will cost 400 600
||||4 VIII be made 10 have II ready
ne |1I1nof soaeon ~ 1912
NEW YonK MONEY.
NV YORK Oct b--Money on call.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Extras, 97Mc: hrsts 2eMc
ID; dairy. lee. packing stock. iSc 10.
Ewgs-Current receipts cases, In
cluded ZINC. Receipts on Thursday.
sci cases. Market nrm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
pnnvIsl0N MAnkET.

CHICAGO, Oct. b.-Butter: Extras
27Mc: arsts, 24Mc: dairy extras, gaze;
firsts. 25hc Eggs: Prime hrsts. Fl tsc;
young Americas, t4@14hc. Live poul-
try: Fowls. az 61ihc: ducks, 1201sc;
gaAaa 11ml1c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
rrw xnaIx sToCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
webber Co. Octc. 5: The stock
market opened irregularly lower. In
fiuenced by disappointing cables from
abroad. Canadian Pacinc. Smelters,
Union Pacific and Steel were the weak
features. showing losses of point or
more. and St Paul continued under
pressure. Toward the end OF the hrst
hour. the list showed tendency 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
BUSINESS NOTES.

A statement prepared by r. G..
Dun & Co., including returns from
liz trade centers In the United
States. show bank clearing aggregat-
ing $l2,460,1 12,168 for September.
an increase OF 10.5 per cent over the
same month year ago. but de-
crease OF 7.6 per cent as compared
with September. 1909. Detroit bank
exchanges for September were $780,
1889. a decrease OF 1913 per cent
from September. 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
Markets and Finance
LIVE STOCK.
MrCHIaAN CENTRAL STOCK Yam

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Oct s.--All grades OF cat
tie active and steady; outlook strong
for fat cattle. Prices ranged az tol-
lows: Choice steers averaging from
choice handy killers. s4beGS.so; light
10 good butchers steers and heiferA
skTbQ426 common killers and Fat
cowA, $500 $50: Gamers cows. u.ssV
ss 1S light butchers and heavy ssu.
sage bulls, s2.SoQs.5o; stockers ans
feeders. s2.bogAIb per cwt Miich
cows, active at s2s 04o; veal calves. as-
sys at .aa sssssy s sSssR ne
choice lambs. sS.7b@s; light 20 fei-,
NGS.Bc. common TO prime sheep. ~. q
6l6e. mixed sheep and lambs t4We'
common killers, sISe0 sc,,y. c1 ana iT
40c higher. quality, fair: prime medi.
ums and fat workers.. te.e0Qe.eS; light
workers. and pigs te06.So per cwt
Receipts: Cattle. 500: calves tss'
sheep. i.T99; hogs. $40.
EAST nUFFALO-0peaing.
DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct Cat
tie: Receipts. 5 cars; market. dull; best
i400 TO l.600-lb. steers t7.eO07.7b;
good prime 1900 to i,too-lb. steers,
t7072s: good prime LOO 70 l.see s 40.
IS sG saps;ns Steers ssi to
butcher steers. 1000 to 100 lbs. $50
$3.50; light butcher steers. s4So0e;
best fat cows s42604.76; fair TO good
DO $500 common s7s 20 medium Ts Sss, s sSi
heifers, s6.26@b75; good tat heifers.
s476ab2s fair to good do. N0t;75:
stock heifers, ssQs.25: best feeding
steers. dehorned. st,so04,!s; common
stockars, al grades. ss250a5O; prime
export bulls, t5@b.25. best butcher
S4.259A75; bologna bulla $S.2bq3.7S:
stock bulls. ss.25@375: best mixers
and springers $50 GEO. common TO
Hogs. Receipts. so cars: market,
active: heavy. t6s0@7: workers.. 1896
al: pigs $6.4o9e.5o.
sheep and Lambs; Receipts, so cars;
iinss. nsoS5; wethers ,iioG4ss;
ewes, IS 1904.
Calves: ss11050.
EAST BUFFALO-CIosing.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct, 6.--Cat-
tie; Receipts, 800 head market. dull
S Sasch ssag grades p ss'scSs7s' CAVES
Receipts, 235 head: market, active and
steady: Gull TO choice. s5@l0,25, Sheep
and lambs; Receipts. 1000 head; mar.
ket. active and firm. choice lambs. $3.50
iings. s4.sO65; sheep. s20AS5. Hogs:
Receipta 1850 head: market, steady.
loo lower: workers. $500 los: pigs.
a 7,os; Eoughs. s6.26@5-s6: stags IS
Union STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Oct. 6.--Hogs; Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket. steady TO shade higher; mixed
and butchers. se@6,s0: good heavy.
s5.s5@s.1O: light, 46.l096,75: pigs. 81
0610. Cattle: Rece<tps, $500; mar
ket weak; beeves $4s5dS20: COWS
and heifers. s3@610: stockers and
feeders. ys15@5.56: Texans. s415w Z;
calves t6@950. Sheep. Receipts IL
900; market. steady 10 strong; native.
3250R4l5: western. $3G425; lambs.
sL25@6s0 western. s4.50@6.35
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 5.-Hogs: Re-
oeipts' s;scy nsa 90 hsaSIes ySss n nna
1875. Cattle; Receipts, 3 cars; steady.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, Is cars;
SIS. IS top. Calves: Receipts. zoo head;
Eos. =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 6.--Mfchlgsn pIs
tents were issued yesterday as Allows.
Henry L. Adzit and p. Lindequist.
NJ. Allen, Detroit adjustable foot rest
or shelf for radiators; Joseph y. Cohn-
en-, netroit, mattress: Herbert W Dow
midland. apparatus for multiple eff
feet vacuum evaporation. also DroIuc-
Ing crystals; George O Hilton. Detroit.
flushing valve; Edgar NJ Johnson Hau-
cock, signaling system for mines: Jo-
seph p. LaviRne. Detroit. valve elias
w. Iinscott. Jackson. corset: william
C Miles. Hopkins door opener: John
y, Meyer. shepherd. tunnel: Frank T.
Molby. Detroit window construction;
Edward Loleniekl. Detroit wrench
Herbert r. Parrish. Bolton Harbor an-
tomobile truck: Mark W. Smith. Lar =
Ing, sink bracket Anthony WANDERED
Grand Rapids, rotary display
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
TO Keen MIlk Pure.

In the campaign for clean, pure milk
In Detroit. one Of the most desirable
aids will be found In the Stilpure milk
cabinet. now on exhibition IN the win
dow OF Rayrs hardware store The
cabinet IL patented and manufactured
by IN. Detroit Utensil Co. and IL de-
signed 10 do away with the uncertain
ties surrounding the placing OF the
family milk bottle on the back porch
steps or the Kitchen window edge. TIE
cabinet may be placed at any place
convenient 20 housewife and mllkmnn.
and will keep the bottles at an even
trmpcrafure secure from petty thieves
and s,rotected from varying weather
conditions or the snrreptitous attasLs
OF cats dogs or nics
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
CONDEMNED TO MARQUETTE.
Saginaw Italian 10 Convicted Q
Committing Murderoos Assauit

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct s.-John
Massine, who was charged with as
sault with intent 70 murder Joseph
Costardo on Aug. "a last, was found
guilty yesterday afternoon and SEN
fenced to serve from 20 to 40 years
in Marquette prison with no recon-
r1endation.
Masslne viii be taken to prison
shortly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

stock company has been formed
A.. Stockholders % the Windsor, rs
.|| ard Lake shore railway. rum 49,
s. |~&11 windsor and LeaminRton Ont,
e. |I||I \ new summer hotel IN KfnrEs
.|||1 10 foDInco the Mettnwna torn
.|.. \ few years Ago n A. estimated
|..| ||r structure will cost 800. 600.
||||. VIII BE- made TO have n ready
| me &0mm6r season u 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netrOif.

DETROIT. Oct s.-up: cheroks ns
pnbert Holland, Fassett, 1913 a m
TSuss5aYt steamer Lily. noon; Mime
aPol,s 1880 M co ETsnSS; dHs s. Nav.
thsm' Kendall. barg. Troy $50;
ADAMS. SIS; Gates + N s Ia cS,s SisS
40; Matoa, $50; Empire City, Town
Sen pavn. J. p. Reiss. 1928 p. m: NJ A
Hanna 1880: Burlington. 1885; Amazon
i:ao; GiiL ans: W; c. , EhodsSS; s;sS 9
W nj Corey. 4; GleneIIah, Centurion
$50; Durham: SIS; Dickson s s:aS
Ara nsford. $50; Panay (cleared)
America, 1870: 7. A. Donaldson. 3.
The 500. -.
sAIrI,T STE. MARIE Mich. Oct, g.
Up: Schuck noon. Thursday; Henry
Hawgood. Alberta, 1880 p. m; James
E. Davidson, $50; Corrigan. Lakeland
$50; Cuddy, $3.50; Widlar. g.: Ream. 8
y q. Mills, $50: Samuel F. b. Morse
q: wilpen, s;9c,
Thursday. Oicott. $3.50: Acadian, Iro.
onois. $40: Marieopa. Bryn Mawr. s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

INV York. oct. 6--Money on cali.
||| @1rl Time money. ~ per cent
.. ~. months bar silver. London
|| |.nr| New York t1Hc d.
|| .||IlIhs ,t.seos y tssio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
PRODUCE.

The feature of the market this morn
ing was the weakness In poultry. rhe
market did not clean up last night:
receipts this morning we're hsavy. and
the demand from both retailers and
dressers was very limited. Peaches
are expected to wind up thfaa week.
The boat was unable TO make land
ing at the island yesterday on account
OF the wind. and consequently there
were no receipts. but there were
plenty still on hand to Ill all orders.
and with q big load expected on FRI
day the market was q little shaky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

The EMF and Dominion Stamp
ing plants. Windsor. both branches
Of Detroit companies. are to be en-
larged. The EMF addition will
give the present factory 10000 feet
OF additional floor space.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

INDIANAPOLIS. Tnd-TndIsnapo,,s
Will have safe srd sane halloween.
featured by grotesque parade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06
BFRL.TN - "Tbomaa

doesn't know what be IL taking
about" was the wav Herr Bergman
lifelong friend nf the inventor. re-.
ferred to the latter's assertion tina,
Germans feed their brains on too much
beer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. IL John Rest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-06

ADples---50 q 75c blu: s1.5oQ2.50 bbl
nsnanas--Good shipping stock, $50
G126
green, 10000 per Ut
Californfa Fruits - Grapes. ". 900
$50 Ger box: plums. $3.50 L.s6 per box.
Celery--Home-grown 2o@2bc doz
CauIinower-76c bu-
Cabbage-tl75 bbl
Cheese - Michigan hats. 1501shc;
New York flats. 1e016ho; cheddars
1914 01ec; domestic Swisa. ITO 20c,
block Swiss, 1s017c; imported Swiss
2s@s2c: Limburgsr. 1sh Ole; brick
cheese, 1b@16c.
Cr.nserrie.-sa.s6 per bu; ss.7b07
per Dbl.
Chsrtnuts-- h
Dafes-Persian. $3.50 Id: Fards Ion
Ollie Id.
Dressed c.Ives--Fancy. il0lac Id
common. e@1oc lib.
Ffgs--Imported. new. 11016c per Id
California. 15c 10.