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The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

assisted by ADELAIDE Matthews, r. j..
Brady and Sam b. Wilson.
From start TO finish the action IL
riot or comedy. Astounding in farci-
cal situations, all because OF mistaken
identity. A "masher," Arthur Pin
wheel, played by Sam b. Wilson. fol,
lows Mrs White adelaide Mat
thews). to her apartments in an up
per fiat. Her husband Is absent and
she calls on Hogan. the Painter. 4"
who is working on the house. TO evict
the .'masher." In the excitement. the
woman's husband (E. ]. Brady. is
taken for the culprit and is thrown
from the place
Continued mix-ups follow in rapid
succession and the audience is kept
In continual uproar. IN the course
OF his work, Mr.. Leslie rips on a
liberal collection OF slang, clean and
amusing.
"Ie Colonial Septette." four men
and three girls, give a most pleasing
entertainment Dressed in the habits
OF the colonial days. they present an
attractive appearance as they 20
through their performance, Hal.
loween party in colonial mansion
in old Virginia. According TO a super
stitution. the guests al such gather.
ings were not supposed 10 speak from
sunset until midnight, lest the witch.
es start something at the footing
OF the fairies horn by the transgress.
or. In the present production the in.
junction OF silence is violated. wit
the result that the elements break
loose in a furious storm.
The members of the septette play
number OF instruments and give
some splendid music. feature OF
which is the work of Charles Ed
wards, cornet virtuoso.
Lovers OF the Russian style OF
dancing are given treat in the man.
euvers OF Domino Martina and Marcel
Bronski. formerly with Pavlowa and
Mordkin. the famous Russian dancers.
Mile, Marini does an artistic Bit OF
work in the Owing Swan" dance. in
which she displays her capabi. ie.
as tip-toe dancer. Mile Brons>>. y
woman OF athletic build and msscu.
line strength, formerly substitute for
Mordkin. performs his famous mas ter
piece. Arrow" dance. with grace and
charm. Both appear in Ponchielli's
"Bacchanale, whirling dance, in
which there Is both art and lively ac-
ton.
Trick bickcle riding OF unusual
merit is shown by the three Dooleys,
two men and girl There Is appar.
entity nothing too daring for them and
some comedy is also injected into
their work. Eddie Leonard. "The
Minstrel" assisted by Mabel Russell.
is as entertaining as ever with his
songs and dances. but some OF the
comedy OF his assistant is coarse and
her daffydills have long since been
born
John T. Ray and VIM. F. Rogers.
Two Odd Fellows" have an inter
esting dialogue and some topical
songs. Expert pool and billiard shots
are shown by Fred Tallman. cham
pion exhibition pool player OF Amer
lea. while Ed Morton sings a number
OF new songs and parodies on Alex
ander's Rag Time Band" The Moore
oscope. showing series OF interest
ing motion pictures. Is a fitting close
TO the meritorious bill
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

AppIe.-266si blu; s15oGs par Dbl.
western box apples. ,2258276 box.
Bananas-Good shipping stock. sl5o
B-ans-Dried Lima. e4Q7c ID.
California Fruits -. Grape Tokays
CeIery-Home- grown. 2O@soc doz.
Caulihower-7b9 s5c blu.
Cabbage-sl5O
Cheese-Michigan fats 15hal7c;
Sey YORK som ass sw,.s ,Go ,ou
swiss. isM Ole; imported swiss. as@
sac: Limburger. 14h m16c: brick
cheese, l6G17c ID.
cr:aesrrie.-Lats Howes, $3.50 per
Chestnuts-lo4l2h H.
Dates-Persian. s0sc ID; Fards. 101a
ollie Id.
Dressed CsIvss-Fancy io0l1c Id;
Dressed HoEs-Light TO medium. ~
a Sc; heavy 6G1c per Id.
Ffgs-Imported, new. 1l916c per ID:
California, 26c Id.
Finnsn Haddies-991lc Id.
Fresh Vegetables - cucumbers, hot
house. s1509l.75; lettuce. hothouse
l0@12c per ID; head lettuce, s1.769l
carrots. 40d 45c bu; rutabasao. 40946S
bu; green peppers, s1.25 per bu
Grape Fruit - Florida, S5.60@6 per
case.
Grapes - Concords. ponies 13@14c
per basket; Catawbas. ponies. l5c per
basket; Concords. s-lb. baskets. 49, zoe;
Malagas. t450@6 per Dbl.
Honey.Fancy white, l76 SC; amber
I5d16c; extracted, sQec per Id.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots. I. O.. b. Detroit: No. timothy,
$50 q q; No timothy, sl9a2o: clover.
wheat and Dat straw, ss4S50 wheat
and oat straw, tsds5o Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from 32oq2e as TO quail
Hides-No i cured. lave; No. l
green. loc: No. l cured bulls. 10h No.
green. ilhc; cured calf No. 1. le1sc:
sT Gss S Sof SO ; No S0 Ds5 s -; ss sSsSe
skins. as to wool. 5oc a 81: No 2 hides.
1c or on kip I've of on cali.
Lemon.-california. s06s5O box.
Iimes-Sl q lbs per doZ
Unsatisfactory nuts, large. SlU125
shellbarks. 2ha3c ID; butternuts. 81:
onions - Yellow, soGs5c per sack;
SP Sraaa.M@aaScias pc, s e5sss box
Pouitry-Springs. No. 1. 81 @l0c;
No. 2. So d9c; fowls. S4shc; No. 2. s
q Sc; geese. IL G12c; ducks. young, 149
Pear--Kiefers. 259sOc; Duchess. 81
per bu.
observation-disclosures, s3d3.50 crate.
PotatOes-Car lots. track, Detroit. are
selling at S0ns3c per bu.
Quinces--Sl Is a so per bu.
Skins-Detroit buyers are bidding as
follows No I skunk. t250; No 1 rae
coon, t2.T5; No. ! mink So; No. musk
rat, soc.
sweet Potatoe.--Virginias s2.506
$50 per bbl Jerseys. kiln dried. $3.50
per crate; 81 per Dbl.
Tomatoe---california: 81 for i-bas-
ket crates; dollhouse, zoe per ID
TaIIow-No. T. sac; No. 2. 5hc ID.
wooI-Michigan unwasned wool for
southern. central and northern sections.
nnwashed' isa1 1Sc: common rough and
fine i4@lsc per ID. T. o. m. country
points.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov II Opening: Wheat
In the Detroit market opened on Tues
day with an advance Of lsc. The tone
was Arm at home and abroad and high
err prices were quoted at Chicago and
Liverpool Opening prices TUESDAY
Cash No red wheat, CSC; Dec. 9sc;
May. t1o3& July 97i4c; No. l white
csc
Corn is active at 75lsc for cash No.
q &c for No yellow and 76hc for
No yellow New No. yellow Is
quoted at 67isc and No. yellow at
oats are auiet and firm at Sic for
standard and 50i7c for cash No >
white.
Rye is firm and dull at 9ic for cash
Beans are duli and steady at s2.2s
for immediate. prompt and November
shipment and S2.30 for December ship
ment
Cioverseed is active and firm at
$3.50 for prime spot, GO for March
and 5000 for prime alsike.
Timothyseed il dull at $3.50 for
Grain receipts at Chicago TUESDAY.
I'll cars. corn i34 cars. oats. 1871 cars.
May wheat in Chicago opened Tues
day az si0l y corn al 64A as4sc oats
az soc and pork at s1662
Wheat in Liverpool opened !. "a sd
and was later quoted y n lad higher.
Corn was unchanged
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o., Nov. 20.--Wheat: Cash
and Dec. asAc. May. sl02% July.
q6Ac Corn: cash old. 75kc, new.
s5Jsc c. Dec. SIS Il May. sc. July. &C ~
oats. cash. soc; Dec. 50iac; May.
5ELc. July. 4Sasc. Rye Cash Cash,
sec CIoverseedi Cash and bee
tt272tR Mar t1267h No. 2. STEPS.
No Z. si2O5. rejected. Sill rs Asike:
Prime. stO.S0. Dec. ti0s5 Mar. til O5.
Timothy Prime % Dec. $50: Mar
81 60 Butter. eggs and hay, unchang-
cd.
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpenIng.
CHICAGO. Nov. 20.--wheat. Dec and
Nav up &C. Corn: Dec up &C: NAY
unchanged. oats: Dec. down nc. May
unchanged. Provisions lower
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS,
\ \ sToCh MARkET-CIose.


Am Agri chem co 5bA. Am Beet sug
So ~. Anal Cop 6OTs. Am 4 n Fdy 49,
Am Cot oil a.. Am Loo &c. Am Smsl !
7sI.. Am sugar i17iz, Am Tel * Iei
1929. Am TOP pf gIfs. Am Wool IS, do
pf Sc. Anaconda s7e. Ateh l06~ sait
Cen Leath 2sa Ches a ohio 74s.. Chl-
no Cop 22S, Chi 4 CT W 2ols g. NJ y
ST Paul ilOh chi n INVEST i45ls. Col
r 4 Iron 81. Con Gas ll0ia, Corn Prod Z
ucts l0A Dis Sec Cor 80, Erie S2ia do
LIST ~ 52ia. Gen Elec ib4is, CT Nor PI
1861. Ills Cent l4S, Int Met l5is do ~
IS A. Kan city SO 80, beh Val ifs ~ NJ
X q 30, Me pae asa Nat LEA. 90
y c l07h. y Y, o s. W l0ls. NorI 4
West llOS. North Pac llSh. Penn II X
l217s, Press ST Car StL. Ray Cons
ltA. Read 1904. Rep 4 Steel IS.
Rock Isl 26N.. do pr 500. South PACING
ii2I. south Ry 2sS, do pr ia. Tenn
Cop 81. Texas 2tA. Union Pac lTs@:
l. Rub com a.. L Steel 63ss. do pr
1852. u $ Bonds 100. Nir-Car Chem
Co. 52A Utah Cop 49,, wabash 10,
do pr 20, West Mfg 65%.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

Tight has been caused by two things,
the power OF the bosses and the un-
compromising tactics OF the LaFol-
lete people. II you OF other states
have got through with less of a
struggle II may be because you have
accepted a ham-strung law. crippled
by the enemies OF democracy.
The people of Wisconsin have
learned that when they win with La
Toilette, they win.
Quicks next article viii tell how La
Toilette Hurts Business"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-Fiour. Dun
and unchanged. Pork: Firm: mess.
$l7.75m IS Lard: quiet. middle west
spot, ss.S5Q945 sugar: Raw. easier;
centrifugal. 96 test. $3.50. muscovado.
50 test. $3.50; refined. quiet; cut loaf.
81. crushed. s6.sG, powdered $3.50
ESQ graduated. Sc. 20. coffee Rio. No.
I. on spot l5c. Tallow. Quiet: city.
6Tsc country. Ga a7c. Hay. Firm and
dun; prime $3.50 No, 2. -sln los:
clover SlTl22La Dressed poultry:
Dull and weak. turkeys. i0n csc chick
ems. IA 22c; fowls. 1u16hc; ducks. so
&c. Live poultry; Steady. geese. he,
ducks. ia lac, fowls, lotflll4c: tur-
keys. lig Ice. roosters. 7iic. spring
demand firm state milk. common 10
specials. Tea, u l5Isc. skims. common 10
specials, ga iSc full skins. ease.
Butter Quiet and steady: receipts. g.
iSa creamery extra. 3tc; state dairy,
tubs, 23m 32c. imitation creamery firsts.
23c. Eggs Firm. receipts. 4,41s, near
by white fancy. 50n 55c. nearby mixed
fancy. 32ISsc fresh trsts. 81 a soc.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
GARRICk.

To Daniel Voorhees, Pike, OF koko-
mo. Ind, welcome once againf and
may his tribe increase.
Pike, in the person of William
Hodge. came 10 Detroit a week ago a
Ranger in our midst. A goodly num-
Der of our hest citizens are now glad
ITO acknowledge acquaintance with
(, him and will probably come 10 know
him better during the present week.
Tor Pike has decided TO prolong his
stay in the Garrick theater.
The mere fact that a play can ex-
tend its engagement in Detroit be-
yond the regulation weeks period and
continue 10 draw crowded houses is
pretty good evidence in itself that II
Is no ordinary attraction. There may
ccme a time. some day. when Detroit
will take its place as one of the the
airical pivots OF the universe and rec
ord-breaking runs will not be uncom-
mo: here. Let us hope that that day
will come before Booth Harrington
and Harry Leon Wilson have quit
writing plays and before the sun has
Vet on the career OF William Hodge.
for the combination that made The
Man From Home" Is one that any
producing firm can we'll afford TO tie
20. and one that Lieber & Co can i'll.
nf'ord 10 dispense with, II would seem
Though all It's scenes are laid in
<outhern Italy. The Man From
Hcme" is American to the core in its
principal elements, and chief among
these is the virile personality and the
homely philosophy OF Danie voor-
bees Pike. as portrayed by Mr.. Hodge
No American cal witness The Man
From Home" without being proud or
the fact that he Is an American. with.
ont rejoicing In the fact that he lives
IN country where there are such
men as Daniel Voorhees, Pike, for
there are plenty OF him in real life.
and We wouldn't be surprised to find
his living prototype right in Kokomo
You begin TO admire him before he
arrives on the scene to upset the we'll
laid plans OF the impoverished Eng
/ 1ish house OF st. Aubyn to annex an
american fortune. representing years
OF honest endeavor. by means OF a
conyenient alliance. And your ad-
miration increases until. when Pike
fnaliy plays HIS trump card, you feel
lust like jumping over the footlights.
mapping Mr.. Hodge on the shoulder
m good Yankee fashion and exclaim-
pike, old man. put her there"
n you haven't seen The Man From
Home you can scarcely afford TO
miss this last opportunity And to
zee Il once Is TO want TO see IL again.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netrotf

DETROIT. Nov 2l--Up: Amasa
Stone. Constitution. 1880 a m. Mon
DAY steamer Troy. 1910 y. m, Hold
en- 3. MAMA 3 40. Seneca. g. LaBelle.
e55: IA. NJ Hanna, .O5 Gayley sos
@. f. Parks, $40
Down: tug George Rogers Ida
Keith. $50 a m Monday, j, w. Rhodes
II 40. Wickwire. Jr. 1920 y. m. Poly :
nesia' 1850 Renvoyle. 500. Milwau
kee. $40. German, $50 Emperor I;so.
SAULT STE MARIE. Nov. 2l.-Up:
Lakeland Turret Chief. Turret Court,
noon Monday Meaford. y. m; Wal
ters. punelm. s Winona, ! Wilpen. 5.
Down. Watt. Charles Neff. ketcham
1 o. m Monday; Norwalk. = Corrigan.
Amaranth ChOctaw. $50. Moll, 8 Ad-
ans : Sehoonmaker sac
sotgb2s6onfioaL mfwy mfwy cmfwyph
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
GETS HUSBANDS INCOME.

PONTIAC. Mich, Nov. 2l.-Mrs.
Susie NJ Price, wife OF Ray ID. Price,
former cashier Of the Bank OF Lum.
was granted the income from her hus-
bands property. said to amount to
$4,000. for her support. Price disap-
peared when the shortage Of NJ Lee
Hagle. treasurer OF oxford village. and
head OF the bank OF Lum, became
known. and has not been heard from
snce. according TO Mrs. Prices testi.
mony. She did not ask a decree OF
divorce or separate maintenance. be.
cause OF her religious belief.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber & Co. Nov. 20:
The stock market this morning dis
played a rather weak tone at the open
ing declines running from large frac-
tions TO a point. Apprehension regard
ing the Chinese situation with pos
sihle complications was felt abroad and
was reflected by the lower range of
prices as cabled from London Goodly
rec ctions were recorded from the early
decline, however. and at the end OF the
first hour. trading became dull with
prices as a rule irregular.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. 50 so;
baked beans, lib. so a soc; Lima beans.
sinf25. Corn. Fancy Maine, s1.l0:
standard. s0c Table beets, Si.25 4i.40.
Peas. Fancy, early June. st.s5, stand
ard. 81. soaked, 50D70c. Salmon.
Sock-eye. tall, s235. lat. $40; Alaska
reds. s2lO Alaska pinks. $40. Tom9-
toes. ild1.10: succotash. ilql.2S PER
June, ti.as; sifted early June. t1ts per
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
Eve STOCK.
EAST IFFALO-OpeniRE
Dunniug ~ stevens Live stock Hepor


EAST BUFFALO, n. ", Nov. ~ -
Cattle Receipts. 20 cars, market. slow
heavy $500 go. workers.. $3.50;
best l,4oo to l.6o0-lb. steers, S7.76@s'
s7.25q775; good prime 200 10 1900
III steers. s6,50G6.75 best l,l0o 60
l.2O0-lb. shipping steers. s6.60G6; me-
dunn butchers steers, 1000 to LOO
sl25at75: best fat cows s425aI.7S
fair TO good do. ,s.25Q350; common
TO medium 10. S2.25Q275; trimmers.
t2N $50, best fat heifers. So q 5 so; fair
10 good do. s35sq4l0; stock heifers.
s2.75aS best feeding steers. dehorn-
ed S4m $50; common feeding steers,
dehorned. s3GM35O: stockers. all
grades. s275qs5O. prime export bulls.
$50 5.25: best butcher bulls. Sass
465 bologna bulls. s325d4; stock
bulls $3m3.75 best mixers and
springers s5od6o; common TO good
Hogs Receipts. so cars; market,
slow heavy. So toG6,6o; workers.. s6,2b
sheep and Lambs Receipts. SO cars;
steady, top lambs, s. 25m535 year
lings. ss5Od+: wethers, s3q36o; ewes,
Calves s45Oas
EAST BIFFALO-Cio.e.
EAST BUFFALO. y v. Nov. 20
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head; market.
choice grades fairly active. prime
steers S. 25Hs,- butcher grades, s. 80
G.. cows. t225 Q5.25 Calves: Re-
ceipts. 200 head; market, fairly ac-
tive CSC lower. Gull 10 choice. $3.50
s25 sheep and lambs: Receipts. -
600 head. market. slow. loo TO lbc
lower choice lambs IS l5T5.25 Gull
to fair. s+25a4s0; yearlings. l.T5q
$50 Hogs Receipts. $500 head
market. slow. 25c lower, workers., SO 20
d6.35 pigs. $3.50 so. mixed 1886 n
$40: heavy, So 40 q so; roughs, $500
SIS. stays. S5n5.25.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Nov. 20.-Hogs; Receipts, $4,000 head I;
market. slow; mixed and butchers.
s6.05n650: good heavy, t6.25Q6.55;
Tough heavy. s605n6.25; light, $3.50
Gas; pigs. s4.50@565 Cattle: Receipts,
"A. 900 head: market. steady; beeves,
t4.40G9l0: cows and heifers. $1,000
S.75, stockers and feeders. s2.so65.75;
Texans, s+Q5.7O; calves. $5.50Gs.2b.
Sheep: Receipts, $4,000 head; market.
steady native, S2.5OH3S0, western,
s2.65as.S5; lambs, $3.50 SIS; western.
Ss7565.S5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O. Nov 20.-Hogs:
Receipts 1000 head loo lower med
iums and heavicA $e40. workers., s6t5:
lights. $3.50. pigs. s5,5095e5. Cattle:
Receipts. 80 cars; weak Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. 20 cars: So top.
Calves Receipts. 400 head. 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. So: drsts. Sic H.;
dairy, 2iC packing stock. zoe III.
EEgs-Current receipts, cases In
cluded. 2sc per doz. Receipts Monday.
263 cases. Market firm.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
MARRIED SO YEARS.

MASON, Mich, Nov 21.-Mr and
Mrs. NJ A. Randall celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary yester
day. Many friends gathered al their
home in this city TO congratulate
them
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Noop Wheat. Dee. and May up itc
Corn; Dee. unchanged: May down sc.
oats bee. up ASc. Nav unchanged.
Close--Mheat. Dee. down sc, May
up &c. Corn: Dec down sc. May
down &c Oats Dec. up sc; May
unchanged Provisions lower.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
Speaking before the Mems club or the
TrumbuII-sve. Presbyterian church

Monday night Hal IA. Smith urged
that the churches take up the mat
ter OF the "workmen's compensation"
plan and help bring about the estab-
lishment OF the system. He said the
proposed legislation would close the
breach between capital and labor.
rid the courts OF the damage suit
pest. and save money for employc
and the employer.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
Few * COTTON.
CHICAGO PRODTCr.

CHICAGO Nov 2o-Bltter; Extras.
32c, hrsts csc; dairy extras. 26c: frsts,
23c Eggs No market. Cheese:
Skins. 1i$. q sc; young Americas. Ia
dl44c Live poultry. Fowls SMS1sc.
ducks. l2Gp12Iac, geese, Ml2c; tur-
KEYS lbc.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

BOsToN--Phila DE Clamecy. fake
nobleman. Bad check man" who sat
on the superior bench as a guest OF
judges, was sentenced to six years
IN prison by one Of his judicial hosts.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
seaman Plead. GuiIty.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2i--john WESLEY
aged %. placed on trial here yester-
day on a charge OF murder in the sec
ond degree In connection with the
killing OF Henry Young, on the steam
or Tionesta. here last July pleaded
Wesley will be sentenced Friday
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
u s. GOVT BONDS.
ELGIN RITTER.

ELGIN. Ills, Nov 21-Butter: Firm
at 33c an increase Of ic Production
$4,000 pounds. a slight decrease
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
MARINE
storm King defeat. recker..

HOUGHTON. Mich Nov 2l-Ail
hope OF saving any part OF the steam
er ~ G. Moreland has been pracU-
cally abandoned since the fierce storm
OF last week The Moreland has been
lying ON the reef az Eagle river since
last October and efforts have been
made at different times TO save her,
with promises-o f success The hlgh
seas which prevailed last week shifted
her over 100 feet and started new
break just aft lpf the dcckhouse for,
ward. The greater part OF the vessel
is now submerged and experts believe
that no part OF IL can be saved
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
brig. 4. E. kimbaII, of the Salvation
Army, has notified the police TINT
Charles Van Dusen. 10 years old, civ
Ing his residence Rs No. 64M Broad
Lieut. Robert J. CInre, the detective
who Mas In charge Of the living

; sduadron,-Sun AFTERNOON, denies
the story tcld by Nathan Schreiber
that a police officer assaulted him
without cause during some trouble
in Hastings-st restaurant con
Quoted by Schreibers aunt Glare
says that Schneider invited trouble
and attempted 10 Interfere with the
ofdcrrs who were lrresting the dis.
tprberS
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

NEW YORK-Finding a trail OF car
sup leading TO a tenement from a
wagon which had been looted. police
followed the trail and made an ar.
rest
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21

PARlS-Sarah Bernhard, now 81.
and a great grandmother. is reported
about TO marry Lou Tellegen, an actor
In her company. who Is rs.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
PRODUCE.

Somewhat 10 the surprise OF the
trade. the butter market was advanced
a cent this week. Consumption OF the
better grades has fallen on sharply on
account OF high prices. but at that the
supply is mona too large. The potato
market was from five TO seven cents
higher following like advance In
outside markets. and dollar potatoes
are now In sight Poultry was in large
supply and ruled steady. Another Toe
decline In sugar prices was announced
today
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
TEMPLE.

This weeks Temple theater bill.
|'rEt presented Monday afternoon. Is
'|tf wine--impfeves with age that
I< the program gets better as II ad.
<ances. the headliner Bert Leslie
and Company. presenting Hogan. the
FfIntcr. being kept for the very
@&fI The sketch was written by Mr..
/fsIie and w. J. Ferguson. The title
role h taken By Mr.. Leslie, and he is
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Joseph sccord. 20 years old, No. :o'
Creenu ood-avc., was struck by
Michigan line car at Michigan ave.
and TWENTY third-st. Monday after
noon. and seriously injured. tie was
taken 10 ST Mary's hospital
The Canada i, me rican club. No. 81
Nonroe-aye.. was raided, Monday
night. for the third time within the
last-ten days. Sergts Kinney ana
Wilde found i've men drinking there.
and brought Iheto all 10 the cent, al
police station.
2Os Brnndon-nNe-. and simon Grace.
saloonkS-psr at No. 1S9 Forrest.
west. both were found guilty OF vio-
.lsting the sunday closing law, In
Judge Phelans court. Monday AFTER
noon, and fined $26 each.
Arthur v. PerrnuIt, son of Nr. aud Mrs.
Hubert Perrauit. No. 2Dt Twenty
fifth-st.. Is dead IN San Francisco, in
which city ne made him homo. MT.
Pcrrault was purchasing agent Tor
large Sar Francisco automobile
company The body will be brought
TO Detroit for interment
v. l.. Blow, OF Louisville, NY. has
started suit to recover from =. Fran
els Walsh, five shares OF Metropoli-
tan State bank stock, or their equiv
alent The stock is alleged TO have
been assigned TO Blow by + l.. Car
ter who obtained IL from 5 Francis
Walsh Co, In return Tor services
agent.
Brig. 4. E. kimbaIl, of the Salvation
Army, has notified the police TINT
imposttrs are making collections
from citizens for the army's Thanks
giving and Christmas dinner. The
brigadier says the only persons with
authority TO seek subscriptions for
the army are those wearing the uni
forms OF the organization.
Charles Van Dusen. 10 years old, civ
Ing his residence as NO. 64L Broad
way. was arrested. Monday after
noon, after he had tried in vain 20
pawn diamond studded fraternity
pin in several shops. Van Dusen
tainted in police headquarters after
the jewel was found on him. He
said IL was the emblem OF euchre
club. OF which he is member. He
is held on suspicion OF larceny.
Lieut.. Robert J. CInre, the detective
who was In charge Of the dying
squadrou-Sunday afternoon. denies
The Detroit times., 1911-11-21
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