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The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
NEWSPAPER IDS
MOST EFFECTIVE
John Lee Mahin, Publicity Expert,
Says Sampling Plan Does
Not Pay.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Speaking
at the banquet OF the Daily club, an
organization OF daiIy newspapers, IN
the Waldorf-Astoria last night, John
Lee Mahin, OF the Mahin Advertising
Co.. Chicago, discussed the merits Of
advertising In newspapers, AS com
pared with the practice OF distrib'
uting samples. lie said in part:
Much money Is now being spent
and has been lad out for sampling
at the rate OF &c per family,
The Chicago Evening Post offers
IL pages Of space for the same price
as II would cost manufacturer 10
leave a sample In each home reached
by this particularly well-printed, ably
edited and quality catering publica-
ton. How can sampling be compar-
ed in efficiency against the well-plan-
ned and vigorously executed use OF
II pages OF advertising space?
Does IL not seem that the manu-
facturer would rather use II pages
In a single month in a paper like
the Chicago Evening Post. than 10
merely have his samples given away
suggesting cheapness-after the
manner OF various worthless things
that are thus forced on the dealer,
but which cannot stand and do net
merit an advertising campaign?
Which would make the better i'm
preston on you: To have one sample
thrown on your back porch, or to-
open your daily paper and see from
IL TO 3S full pages setting forth the
good points OF that same product?
"A woman who tries sample left
at her door may see certain merit
in it. But II she had previously
read in the manufacturer advertis-
ing OF the specific merits this article
has that makes IL better than any
other, when she first uses the thing
itself, she will see in IL those advan-
tages, which otherwise she would not
| see.
Few il any products can demon
strate their merit to the average per-
son Absolutely none can show the
consumer the advantages so we'll as
| the manufacturer could do 1t himself
through advertising, and to leave II
TO the recipient OF a sample TO dis
cover the value Is certainly not good
| business
Each sampling makes its own
business; there is no cumulative eff
feet to eventually control the pub
lie mind The sampling is merely u
shortlived brace to bolster up sag
ging market.
The tendency is ever downward.
The sampling habit OF the manufac-
turer Is as bad as the drug habit
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
s,ot, May Build LARGE Hotel.

Arthur O'Connor attorney for David
Stott stated to the common council
committee on streets. Thursday. that
6OO-room hotel might be bull on the
southwest corner of Michigan-ave.
and Wayne-st.. on property recently
purchased by Mr. Stott He is seek
ing to close the alley which runs
through the proposed site. The
property Is being handled by Henry
Forsyth. and the hotel project is ene
of several. but Mr.. O'Connor said that
parties were willing to put up money
to open the hotel.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

Cattle: Receipts. Is head. market, duh
and steady; prime steers. ses0@tt0'
butcher grades. s3Q6.25. calves H.
ceipis, 100 head; market, slow e na
steady; Gull TO choice. sis3OW o.sv.
sheep and lambs; Receipts. 5000 head
pnarket. SLOW aud steady, yearllnss,
s4.T5Q55O; sheep. s215dAS5. Hogs
Receipts, ] 200 head, market, aeuNS, 0
a. Zoe higher, workers., S6.6oW $50 ples,
ss.65: mixed s6.45m6 so, roughs' $3.50
1910: stays. 3i75n5.
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHlCAGV
April ag,-Hogs. Receipts. 2S,VVO heau'
market. strong. nike and eutchsls'
s596@6. 20; good heavy ss,!5g 80 30
light S5.95u6.25, pigs, so's9W .. ~
Cattle: Receipts. 1000 headS markSt;
steady. heeves. S5n6,i5. COWS anu
heifers, y24O0 sos, stockers ana tee1-
cts Slm560, Texans, $4op % D; oV'
calves s425Qs sheep Receipts. a.
600 mead. market. weak; native $50
4 30. western. SS.35Hl.60. lambs. wa
@6.iO. western. si.15a6.l5.
MARGIN Is Ali. u adlu tuau an
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., April 2'--Hoss'
Receipts 5000 head steady heaNles'
ssa6s5 mediums. $3.50 q 40; york
ers pigs and lights. s6.50. cattle lie
CENTS. cars. Zoe lower sheep and
lambs: Receipts. rs cars. SS.2o top.
Calves: Receipts. 4Oo head so top
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

district. especially the Detroit Salt
Co. The international Salt Co., known
as the salt trust brought in the petit
ton, asking that the rates to inter
mediate points be adjusted on the basis
OF the rate OF 10 cents a hundred from
New York points to Chicago. The De-
troit Salt Co. and the Sterling Salt
Co. interviewed In the case and the
complaint was dismissed. The con-
troll Of the salt handling and shipping
facilities in Buffalo and Chicago by
the International company was a
large factor In deciding the case. as
IL was claimed that this competition
had compelled the railroads to grant
the cheap rate to Chicago. This de-
cision will make II possible for the
Detroit salt companies TO meet the
competition Of the trust in the local
market on favorable terms.
A fleet OF several tugs and wrecking
steamers has been stationed on the
lower Detroit river this season TO be
in readiness In case OF emergency.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
70 GIVE AWAY 100000 TREES.
3. Siegei Will Distribute Elm ans
Maple Seedlings Among School
ChiIdren

B. Siegel. OF the b. Siegel Co., has
arranged for the distribution OF 100,.
900 elm and maple trees among the
pupils OF the Detroit public schools,
next Tuesday, Arbor day, absolutely
free, the object being to encourage
the children In the care and planting
of trees and the Identification of the
city. The trees are sturdy seedlings,
from 10 TO Is inches in height, and
come from one of the largest nurs-
cries in the country. They will be
distributed by. Mr.. Siegel with the
permission Of the Board OF Educa.
ton.
In addition to the school children,
Mr.. Siegel will supply the orphan asy.
lums and all other institutions where
children are cared for He has also
provided enough extra trees to take
care of the children of his custom.
ers throughout the state.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
ID Bid. (s)sold. (xJsplit.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
webber Il Co, April 81: Wheat-After
an erratic tade all morning wheat has
settled down to dizziness with the May
price only &c over last price OF yes
terday. and the other months prac-
ticaIly unchanged. The activity has
been in the May with an early jump In
price TO Gle, reaction TO 9O11c, top shg-
IRE at sc and now resting at 80 a G.
July price had but &C range from the
s7L GS7Nc, and now holding sine. IL
takes but $4,000 bushels. buying or
selling order. in May wheat 10 change
the price NC Most of the news Is
bearish as Indicated by the heaviness
In the new crop month in the face or
some persistent buying in July. North
west messages are reporting south ia
kota and Minnesota mostly seeded and
looking fine Kansas City May price
at one time this morning was SAG
under Chicago and sales here by Kan
sas City houses
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
FOREIGN SHIPS
CARRY ]. S. TRADE
C. H. Sheriff., Minister TO Argentine,
Scores American Merchant Marine
Policy at B. of C. Luncheon.

The merchant marine policy OF the
United States is the laughing stock Oh
the world said Charles II. Sheriff..
United States minister TO Argentine.
ia a talk to the members of the Board
Of Commerce, Thursday noon. This
country is unit on the question or
protection for revenue, at least, while
England has long upheld the policy
OF free trade. Nevertheless, England
protects her shipping, while We do
nothing TO protect ours. Ii Is time
that our opinions on this question
were formed for ourselves and not
by the agents OF the foreign shipping
companies. So long as we are d.
vided by questions such as the ship
subsidy, 81 per cent OF our goods will
be carried In foreign vessels. III Two
OF the large shipping nations should
get into a war and the American
freight should be left on the docks.
because IL would be contraband OF
war in foreign ships, you would learn
what real panic is
Mr. Sheriff. went on TO show. by
instances that came under his no
tice, how the state department was
helping American manufacturers IN
the race for foreign trade.
The state department is paying
enormous dividends on the $3.000,O0O
year that you taxpayers pay for
the support OF the department" he
said.
Mr. Sheriff. described the opportun-
tiles for Detroit manufacturers in the
Argentine, especially for stoves and
automobiles, and spoke briefly on tie
methods of going after the trade.
There were 400 members at the
luncheon. which was given in the Tul-
Ter hotel, and they showed their APP
probation of the straightforward,
business-like talk OF Mr.. Sheriff..
President Mc2ae introduced the
speaker, speaking briefly OF the bust
ness opportunities in South America
as he had seen them.
p-suSlur Ilstue Right. Times
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
NEW YORK srOCk LETTER.

. Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co. April 81: There was
&mtinuation OF yesterdays upward
noyement on the stock exchange this
Uorning. Buying orders were OF SUI
|cient volume TO cause strong up
turn the rally during the early trad
nx extending from round fractions In
most OF the standard rails to one or
Two points In a number OF industrial
HDecfalties. General Electric and West
/nkhouse were exceptionally strong on
10 Improved demand for copper metal
md copper products At noon the
|uarket was dull but holding the great
~ part OF the advance.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

on man. and It's clinical history is tho
same
Advertising combines a continu'
Gus, educational and selective
function. BY reiteratlon, continuous.
ly hammering home In the minds of
the public the points OF merit In the
article TO be sold, advertising Is con
tinually seeking out, selecting and
influencing the more susceptible,
and converting them into full-hedged
matured customers for the article ad
vertised"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
sosroN COPPER LETTERS.

KfDorfed Tor The Times by Paine
V<h6<r a Co. May "a: London metal
markell opening: Spot. sac. los: of SIS
a futures. Sff IL Sd, of Is Sd Senti-
rnf continues 10 Improve In the COP
&1r market Prices IN most all issues
bred Copper Range has advanced 81
/rom the opening.
neoorfed for The Times by Hayden.
&on< A Co. April %. Quite little
1or< volume appeared In the early
@<#1Inr In the Boston market today
<kch was accompanied generally 10y a
- tone Old Dominion shows a
81 z points as does Wolverine In
~ lnan<n the price changes are not
1bl< hut IN nearly every case are
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
BOSTON COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Ariz. coml. i4A.; Atlantic. Az: Ar
radian, 3: Adventure. s; Boston Ely.
1oo; Butte Coalition. IL: Cal a Ariz,
49,: Chino. "a; Copper Range. s0Ik !:
DAILY West AZ Davis DAILY. 7-i6: East
Suite, IL ": First National, a Frank
Nh. 81 Giroux. 65-16; Greene Cam
nnca. s7-1s; Hancock, Goa Helvetia,
100: Ind. III; Inspiration, 10 Kerr
Lake. ga Lake. so; Miami. 2eh Mo-
hawk. 3sh Nevada Cons. ,1sh Ne
<a{la Utah, e2: NNipissing. Wh North
lutte 275: Old Dominion, IS: Quincy.
~. Ray Cons, IN: shannon, 1OL :
Eoo,fh Lake. b5s: Superior Copper, 81
upper. n Boston. a; Super. e. Pitts,
lax: Tamarack. Sc: Trinity. 3A Utah
/u<x. eh: Utah Cons. IA. y. s. Smelt
m6. S3E: y. 8. Smelling. pfd.,' 46is
<r}nona. Ga: Wolverine. 1903: Yukon.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT



DETROIT, April 27-Cattle: Dull
but about steady with last week, out
look weak Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers. averaging from 1000 TO
1900 lbs, s525I6; choice handy kill
ers. s425Q5.20. light to good butch
ers steers and heifers, 1918 " 4 20; com
mon killers and fat cows, $1,000 $50;
Gamers cows, sl25G225: common To
prime shipping bulls, s3Q $50. light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls.
32504 $50. stockers and feeders % so
Q45O per cwt Mich Cows-Steady.
s25q55 each. Veal Calves-Lower. 81
a6 per cwt Sheep and Lambs--Dull
and about steady. quality fair. choice
wool lambs, $5.5Od6.25 light to fair
wool lambs, s4M5.25; common 10 prime
sheep, s4a5. mixed sheep and lambs.
$3.50@i.50; common killers, S275MJ25,
culls, s2G2.50; clipped lambs, $4M6.
Hogs; Dull and steady. quality fair.
prime mediums and fat workers.. 81. goo
6.25; light workers. and pigs. tG.251
Gao heavy. S590m6i per cwt Re
ceipts: Cattle, LOIS; calves. 1926; sheep,
1900: hogs $500
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
! Appies-Baidwins. s45o0s: steers
red, t606.b0 per bbL
Rananas-Good shipping stock. $50

REPRESENTATIVES,. HSo0G steers
S ssss....-ao0d shipping ''oAN' .''
sesn.-pIied Lima. snq;c per ID.
Celery-Florida. $2.50Q215 per crate
Caaiiaower-sl.50g per doL
Che~se-Michigan fats, Old, $50 &C:
late made, l3Q14c: York state hats.
ola. 10 Ice. late mace isgiae; 90,
q Ice, imported Swiss. 2s a soc; Lin.
burger. i4Gl7c; brick cheese. l+1s y
Cranberrie.--Late Howes, $3.50 per
D.ts.-Persian. soc per 10: FardA
loh Ollie per III.
Dressed Cnives-Fancy. sqsc I'D
Finnan Haddies-sh Csc per 10.
Figs-Imported. new. ll0 l6o per ID;
California, s5c per 10.
house. sl.25Gl.6 per doz: lettuce. not
house, 10m12c Id; head lettuce. 50 ~
$50 hamper; radishes. long, goa 25c:
round, % g SOC doz; green pepper, % .
45c bu: parsnips, 6oV65c bu; beets.
s5c bu: turnips. soc per bu; tomatoes.
6-basket craes. s225Q2.15 per case,
per bu green beans. 81 per hamper;
wax beans, 50 per bu; asparagus, So %
Q240 per box. California. s4Q4. 20
per dog: green onions lSe per doz;
per hamper; new cabbage. sl-50g Lao
Grape Fruit - Florida. ,s7s04 per
Honey-Fancy white. i79lsc: No. 1,
$50 tic: amber, l4glec: extracted. SO
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay in car
lets. Z. o. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy,
new, sl7.5oals: No. timothy. s1s1
straw straw ,f7iSSSSsSs %heSt and S oss straw
se.50QT Loose hay from farmers'
wagons on the city markets ranged
l'G aIa..HSo. i &c cured re Su Ioe: No. green.
Sc: No cured bulls. shc; No. green.
&c; No. cured zip. lie; NO. 1
calf, No. /. isc Id; horse hides. No. /.
1915: No. 2, $275, sheepskins. as to
wool, soc a $3.50; No hides. lie or on
Kip: &c on on calf ..,. -
i2e per ID; maple syrup. rs soc gal
Nuts-Black wainuts. u &c per ID;
Ss tss "a Sse Per lib; new SMELL
LemonsIcaiifornia. ,s.5og45O FER
box
Limes-sI@l.25 per doA
Onion Set. : Yellow. 81: white. sLss
osioa.-,i.sO9I.7s per bu: spanish.
l5o per crate; Texas Bermudas. 500
oranges-California nayels. s2.759
$50 per box
Pine.ppIes--Florid - per crate:
$40 ESQ per COZ
Potatoss-Michiganc car lots. 4s960c
per bu; new Bermudas, $3.50 per on.
per Dbl new southern. ~ per ou.
" Ice per ID.
Suitry - Springs. 14n q l5c: fowls.
Id u Ice; old ROSTERS 154l5hc;
ducks. lac; geese. iigl2c; turkeys IL
straw berrIes-24-qt cases. $3.50; "a
pit cases. S2G225 per case.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
3l.75 per crate.
TaIiow-No. 1. 6Ac: No. 2. 4&c ID
Wool-Medium unwashed, lie: fine
unwashed. 12415c; reflections, lac per
lib.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
NEW YORK PRODICE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 21|-FIOur' mac
tive and firm Pork. Quiet. mess, SIS
m1S25 Lard: Firm: middle west spot,
sS25MS3b. Sugar: Raw. quiet, ccntri-
fugal. 90 test. 1922: muscovade 80 test.
crushed. $3.50 powdered. s5m5Ob:
graduated. $3.50. Coffee. Rio. No. =
on spot. 1l%6i17sc. Tailow: Firnl:
city. lb-lsc. country. 5I n6hc. Hay:
Firm: prime. $40. No. 2. 800: clover,
sS06 ITO. Dressed poultry: Quiet. tur-
keys, iia2Sc; chickens. i4dlSac:
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Duuninn A stevens Live stock Reporf

EAST BUFFALO, ". Y, April ?7-
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars market,
steady: best 1850 TO l.5OO-lb. steers.
s61OW6.35: good prime 1900 TO 1900
10. steers, s575M6. best LOO TO 200
10. shipping steers. IS 40a5.75; medium
butcher steers, 1000 TO LOO lbs, IS rs
9b.50; light butcher steers. s47545
best tat cows. $4S5d5; fair to good do
t340@415; common TO medium do, So
y $50; trimmers s2.5Oq3; best fat
heifers, S525m575; good fat heifers
yi60Ub; fair TO good do. sIu45O; stock
heifers. SAB q $50: best feeding steers
dehorned. s4sO@5: medium TO good
feeding steers. s450GA75; stockers, ali
grades. s3.75a4; best bulls t5a525;
bologna bulls, s4d4G5; stock bulls. fair
TO good. s3.50q4; best mixers and
springers. s50m65: good TO best milk
good do. s25Gs5
Hogs: Receipts Is cars, steady:
1896
Sheep and Lambs. Receipts is cars.
stesdy; wool lambs. t65OGIG65: clip
ped. $500 so: yeariings. s425a4.5O:
wethers. t4@4.i5; ewes. t250M16O
Calves. s4m625
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. April A.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 22c: hrsts, zoe ID;
dairy. Ice; packing stock. lac Id.
EGgs-Curren: receipts. cases In
cluded. 1915 per doz, Receipts Thurs
day, 1916 cases Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

In
stock then also o Ho"
have eenst
stzevea
IL . In become @ inc
older.f
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

fowls. I1d16c; ducks, 1OG l6c. Live
poultry: Unsettled: geese. lOc: ducks.
l5c: fowls. 10 a l6c; turkeys, Toe
ROSTERS l0c. Cheese: Quiet and firm;
state milk, common to specials. 912 or
154c; skins. common to specials, 20
lOc: full skins. 2m2Ac. Butter: Quiet
receipts, $685. creamery. extra; &c
state dairy. tubs, 1914 m22hc; imita-
ton creamery. firsts, 16If Ollie. Eggs:
Weak: receipts. 1858: nearby white
fancy, 1sM2ic; nearby mixed fancy' is
6r Qc. freah firsta. l1419i1c.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
oADWCE TO INVESTORS
BY "FINANCE."


Times accompanied BY the
:. the e Al s
onns and will be carefully nvsstgated)
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
xru yoRK MONEY.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Money on
call ga per cent. Time money, per
cent for six months. Bar silver-Lon-
don. 24Ta pence: do. New YORK, ofc'
demand sterling. s4S6.55 a 4ss.sO.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
Cu,c.co aUTTER MARKET.

CHiCAGO. April 27.-Butter: Extras,
22c: frsts. lsc; dairy extras. lsc; nrsts'
l5c Eggs: Prime firsts. Ice; hrsts.
i5hc Cheese; skins. l21 l2Ac, youns
Fowls. l4dlf1c; ducks. l6a l6hc;
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

The ore shipping season from Du-
luth IS opening in reality this week
and shipments of ore from the three
railroad docks are being made. II Is
estimated that the sales and re-sales
of Lake Superior ore have to date
amounted to 100000 tons.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

Job Printing Done Rrght. Time.
Printing Co., No. 10 John N-N Si'
Main 1873 or CITY S3sB.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
|TOCK MARKET
MAKES GAINS
|rm Tone Is Maintained Through
out First Hour, Many Issues
Scoring Additional Advances,

Am. Agri. CHI, 5s% Am. Beet sugar.
81; Amalh cou;, e2h Am. Z. r..
LIZ Am. Cot OH. So; Am. Loco, 80
)oear. 1l7h Am. T. & T., 14S a; Am.
WOOL pfd, s0h Ana. Cop, IS; Atch..
'1oeA; b. r. Tr.. rs; Can Pae., 227 y :;
len. Leath.. q; do pfd. ssh Gu. 4 O.
|Ir. 2sA; Cons. Gas, II3% ID. q Rio
Or. so: Dis. s. Cor, 34ls Erie. so y :
10 LIST pfd. AZ Gen. Flee; lSt; CT
Nor. pfd. 1854 do ore, 60l4 III: Cent
z 4 Il Int mt Met H. do PA Si M * Na =
Tex. s2is Leh. Val, 1904. NJ. ST +.
- 81. Ste. NJ. 1SS; Mo. Pae., as; Nat.
Lead. 5l5s; ". Y. Cent, i06h; Norf. *
~. Gas. 1861, Pr. 81. Car, s2i. Read,
AL -; Rep. 4 4 ST., al Rock ISL, 2slR !;
1[shef, lsi1 Sou Fac. 1l3S; South.
|HSs ass; do pfd, e3A Tenn. Cop, SO.
AZ pfd. lis1s; Bonds. lO6; vir.-Car, CHI,
81. Utah Cop, 44is; Wabash pfd, 80 ~ /.
W.. Tel. 30; West Mfg. GIN.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Although
here was little irregularity in price
manages at the opening OF the stock
market today the tone was strong and
The more important issues showed
some amount Of gain.
IL q. m.--The strong tone was main
toIned throughout the first hour,
many issues making further gains.
Government's unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-The demand slackened off a
little In the forenoon, and at midday
Fecessions were noted fran the high
ut range in number OF issues.
p. m.-The tone became weak in
the afternoon with losses OF abou
= point from the highest range OF
The morning being sustained in some
~ the more important issues.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

The decision OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission refusing TO grant
a reduction in the rate on salt from
the producing district i'm New York
into Central Freight association ter
ritory is OF great importance TO the
independent producers Of salt In this
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
PRODUCE.

Commission fnen reported very
steady market this morning Egg
prices were let down half-eent yes
terday. but there were no sales at the
decline and IL is doubtful that any
could be bought at less than lie a
dozen Calves are little more plenti-
full. but seem TO clean up all right at
the advance Receipts OF live poultry
are only about large enough TO estab-
lish the price Butter ana potatoes are
unchanged Strawberries were a little
higher on lighter receipts
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
BUSINESS NOTES

A big steamer from the fagpole on
the top OF the Pontchartrain VIII an
nounce the Board OF Commerce cruise,
June to IL. The banner Will be con-
tributed by j. G. Goss q Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

E. p. Cover, manager OF the Can
adam Bank OF Commerce, Windsor,
for the past Ave years, has been pro
NOTED to the position OF assistant
manager of the Toronto branch or the
bank and will leave Windsor next
week.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

or the insurance companies organ
lied in Michigan and now doing ous
mess in the state only two have peen
in existence more than seven yeas
The other three having been organ
lied within this period. The ngures
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

Funeral services for Capt. Samuel n.
Murphy. for % years in the employ Of
the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. and one
of the most successful masters on the
lakes, was held in Cleveland, Thurs
day. He died Monday night Of heart
failure. He was "a years old
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

4 Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co. l16-l1S Griswoldst:
.t+ Open. High. Low Noon.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27
U. ). GOVT RONDS.
80 1Ul- 8 E.OT1ON.

Cotton prices furnished by Hayden,
Stone a. Co. July az:
The Detroit times., 1911-04-27

The Detroit Automatic Telephone
Co has been Incorporated TO manu-
faeture new style primary current
direct connection telephone. The
phone is the invention of DR. Leopold
+. Mueller who claims that II will eff
feet a great saving In battery and wir-
ing. The coIrrspy is capitalized at
$3.50 900 and the incorporators, besides
the inventor are Charles X. Chisholm
and Otto Van Humrich. IL is planned
to put up a factory somewhere near
Detroit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29
to rouse a crowd like that.
Immigration Threatens.

"Think of the ceaseless flow of
there were one and near three-quar-
ter millions of foreigners come to
our land. They have turned America
into the back yard CT Europe and are
using it for a dumping ground for
what she does not want. Of those
who came to our country last year.
$4,000 over the age Of IL can
neither read or write
Il will he the first to welcome
these immigrants if they want to
obey our laws, but if they don't, they
can go back. They have driven the
Bible out of our schools and our
boys and girls are going to hell.
Daffy on Culture.
We've got daffy over culture
clubs4 The new birth is the Adam
life worked up by culture That's not
SO. The new birth comes by repen-
lance and nothing else.
We've gone daffy on sociology
and when you say all are born of
God. | say, Its not so nominated
in the bond
Many say, All are sons and
daughters of Cod You lie, We are
not Gods children until We are born
again.
I tell you you are false when
you say the atonement is universal
The doctrine of universal salvation is
an INTERN lie. / wish all would he
saved, but unless they turn from
tier sins they cannot.
man can preach tommyrot and
get his mug in the newspapers: HI
COS up like a sky rocket. he come,
down Ike milestone.
I'm not the author of the plan O
The gospel better than l, but no on,
IS able to preach a better gospel. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-29

corporations Interested IN SAID ahos so
weeks and make defense will be taken for
will be entered directing the sae
lands ETC. collecting said evee taxes
gether interest penalty and costs allowed 0y
G.. LYLE,
Jefferson Chancery Court