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FOR SALE
On Northampton street between 3Tth
street and Connecticut avenue. Chevy
Chase, d. @. Lot 5Ox127.6. IL roome
baths and servants bath: large porchee
front and hack: ample closet space is u
feature: hardwood finish.
Call up our main office (Main $500 and
let US take you out, stop at branch
Office Connecticut avenue between In
yomar and Jen.fer streets. Chevy Chase
Heights Open every day.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Inc.
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STEAMSHIPS.

Magnificent =. 2. ARABIC"
leaves FEB. =: rates. $40 MP.
Including shore excursions: a
enchanting days. Stopover priv
leges. Final Rouud the
World Tour this season leaves
Ian. %: s2.ila. n. NJ. HICKS,
1908 L st. NV. GEORGE ".
MOSS, 5l1 i4th 81. NV.
FRANK a.. CLARK. Times
Bldg, New York.
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CHEVY CHASE
"a FOR unHFQ

CHEVY CHASE
IS FOR HOMES.
Tue home-builder will find there more
other smhnrbsn section. The name 81
Chevy Chase Is u synonym for the best
suburban development.
Lots range In price from 12c to 50c
per square foot.
Branch Office in Chevy Chase Heights
open every day.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. nncl.
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IfGoinq to Europe

Call .. The Star Once. at nth street and Penn
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wc.b,r Tor Sf,r No. 4 Regent str ct ONION.
England. II desired. mail will be Forwarded to
ali parts Of Europe and the Continent. icuiiss
are requested to register At our once upon reAcn
aoo
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FOR SALE OR TRADE EAR NAVY DE-
PARTMENT, $500; press brick. s rooms ant
BATH white tenants. This is big bargain
and clear.
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FOR SALE OR TRADEMARK 18TH AND o
SITS. NV. $3.50; rooms, bath; brick; rent
$40: clear; great investment.
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WANT TO SELL. MY HANDSOME SUBURBAN
home containing II rooms. besides two large
bathrooms and three large halls: the residence
is surrounded by -. acres Of beautiful lawn
and is the handsOmcst suburban home in the
northwest section: be at any time
by appointment. I will he willing to sacrifice
II to immediate purchaser. Address OWNER.
BOX 3o6 Star office.
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each; 6 rooms tiled bath; hot-water heat;
FOR GROUND.
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GAlEN HALL.

ATLANTIC CI1N,
HOTEL AND SANATORICM.
With its elegant comforts its tnnie art cutatt-
baths and superior table and service, Is DE
ace for fail and winter. Always o.en. A.
ways ready. Always busy.
F. l.. YOUNG.
General MANAGE.
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small houses. 6 rooms and bath each fur
mace heat. wei located me-. good brick homes
three years to run; want good two-famly ia
or would consider good home Heights.
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Small apartment OF 10 apartments. end s
rooms and bath each. with annual rent Of
$4,000: trust Of $4,000, due 1913; want small
houses or good farm.
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100 acres Of fine land we'll located and near
r: R. at La Plata: Md: price. s. 0oO clear
OF incumbrance; will consider small house or
good suburban propcrty; want two-family
apartment.
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FALL RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. ;.

ATLANTIC NITf. n. j.
The Wiltshire, s s5s,ala os s,s e,
runnins water in rooms: elevator: sun parlU.
etc. Music Special. slc5o weekly. $50 -
daily. Open all year. Booklet. SAMTEL ELL
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CHEAP. SUBURBAN HOME CONTAINING =
large. light rooms: full cemented cellar; fur
mace heat: electric light: eos: and gas ranges
included: front and back porches; deep well;
10, 50x125 II. to alley: property located at Nj.
Rainier. Md. blocks from electric line:
office
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JAMES i. SHEA. 6i3 La. ave- NV

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FOR SALE OR TRADE-S26Jo EACH: On
HEIGHTS. near Columbia I'd new press
bricks. Il rooms. bath. cellar; furnace; rent.
5000; never Idle
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

baked beans, lib. 500 soc: Lima Beans,
u9l.so; Corn; Fancy Maine; yi.io:
s:ss Ssn ssS .a Tasl:
sockeye. tall. s2i5: aat. sass; Alaska
reds. $3.50: Alaska pinks, y1.26. Toma-
toes. <s9soo; succotash. n0l.lo per
Cenee Packet coffee. ioo-Ib. case
SlS.75 a 22.50. delivered
Feed-Bran, s2f; me middlings, SIS;
ss ss eoa4ss ,sa corn and
oats chop, $40. pee ton
Flour-Michlgan patents. In wood.
best, $40; ordinary patents 500:
straight. S4.ss: clear. sAas per Dbl Rye
on- Raw iinseed. $50: boiled lin
some. Sc: Ferfection. Sc; Eocene,
love; crown gasoline. i2hc gal; tur-
Proyi.ion.-Mess pork. $3.50; fam:
lily. $3.50 1880; medium. clear, $50
i,.a smoked hams is9i .Sa;u,ss err,
Isss; lard II l. iierees. size: kettle
sasars-corrected daily by W. H
Edgar d Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.
$40; s;ib; $40; Eagle e tablets. x ss,ss;
powdered. $3.50: standard powdered.
1856; graduated, extra coarse. s5.25:
fine, In bulk. ,S.15; in 2s-!b. cotton
bags. $500: Michigan granulated,
tons. Is to case. 81: lib. cartons. g
No n 3. js'iS: No 90 /. .s'Ss: No. s. js: No.
ssS 49, NO Mo- - ;sS 49, NO NO f. ; :.so Mo- Nc.
No. Is, $3.50 per 100 lba
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, April 2s.-Close: Benefi-
cial rains have fallen In the west.
southwest, Ohio valley. Canada and
Michigan and much good has resulted
to the growing wheat. The Michigan
crop Is large and In fine condition. but
We're getting little dry In some parts
of the state. The recent rain has done
much good and the crop Is know safe
for few weeks longer. Liverpool was
easy because OF more liberal offerings
OF wheat from Russia and better crop
reports.
very small and dealers do not expect
much increase during May because
farmers are too busy with their spring
work TO make deliveries. Mills at sew
because they cannot get the wheat
they need Montreal reports accep-
tance OF flour and more enquiries from
the other side. and some small lots oil
wheat have been taken for export. but
Chicago reports almost no demand Tor
the winter wheat in store there. II
was reported that the wheat exports
were made possible by very low
freight rate and not by any favorable
turn in the foreign markets
General crop news Is as bearish as
ever. and the crop Is doing wei In
both spring and winter wheat sections,
but, until the May option has been set
tied n dull market Is expected. as deal.
ers are afraid OF what the holders OF
May wheat may do.
The tone in wheat was strong on
and May gained NC, and July and Sep
TENDER gained &c. Corn was STEADY
and oats lost nc.
Wheat quotations.: Cash. No red.
SeAc: May opened without change az
SIC and advanced to ssAc; July and
September opened at sshc and ad-
vanced TO sec: No, ! white. S7+c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No: 2; 54Hc; No: yellow s ssheS Mo.
dard, cars at 35hc: No. 9 white,
34&e3 No. white. car at "a G. Rye
Cash No /. csc: No. 2. &c: Beans
Cioverseed-Prime spot 20 bags at g;
sample. IS bags at $3.50, 20 at $3.50,
IL at 81: prime alsike, SIS; sample
alsike. 10 bags at $40. Timothy seed
Prime spot, so bags at $40.
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat.
urday included 1900 bbls OF nour. =
cars OF wheat, 2 OF corn and 10 OF oats.
withdrawals were 500 -ols OF -four.
$40 bu OF corn and laos bu of oats.
Stocks are: 1ss.s4s Blu OF wheat, 49,.
675 blu OF corn. 1s.7s7 bu Of oats and
7,797 on of rye.
creased 62s, 900 bu for the week.
Receipts OF wheat saturday: Mime
apolis. 152 cars. against l3O year
ago; Duluth, cars. against 80; Win
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 blu; kansas
City, "a cars against ..
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. April 29--Wheat: Cash
and May, $3.50; July. s9c; Sept, SsAc.
Corn: Cash. SIC: May, 5Skc; July.
54kc: SEPT. 55c. Oats: Cash and May.
34Le: July, 34&c; Sept. 33hc. Rye;
No 3, 2. g2c; No 2, SIC. Cloverseed:
Cash and April. $40: Oct. and Dec.
81 so; March. s7.s5. Alsike: Prime, -;
Aug IS Timothy: Prime. $3.50. But
ter. eggs and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 29.--Grain market
opening: May wheat or &c: July un-
changed May corn unchanged: July
on nc May oats unchanged: July up
&c Provisions steady.
Close: May wheat up go; July up
sc. May corn unchanged; July on
NC. May oats on NC: July or hc-
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
MARKET
CLOSES STRQNG
List Continues Firm All Through the
First Hour, Prices Scoring
Further Advances.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The stock
market opened strong and active to-
day. Canadian Pacific advanced to
232. a new high record. Gains rang
ing from fractions 10 more than a
point were recorded all through the
| list.
IL a. m.-The market continued
strong all through the first hour,
prices making further gains.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Following yesterdays more or less
tentative bidding-up Of prices, today )
stock market assumed a rally cheer
full aspect. The business actually
done was far in excess of recent Sat
urdays, and the upward tendency Of
prices was general Advances OF a
point or more were numerous, one or
two stocks did even better, and the
market closed around highest price,
with trading really active. Foreign
markets also appeared TO be some
what less dull than usual, but not
particularly active.
The market closed strong.
-
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

BOSTON, April 29.-Tne Commercial
Bulletin says of the wool market:
Less interest in offerings In the Bos-
ton wool market this week has been
shown by manufacturers. who have
followed a distinctly hand to-mouth
policy, except for the possible pur-
chase Of three or four quarter million
pound lots OF territory and a fair
amount OF business in secured woods.
bought more or less wool In several OF
the secondary markets OF the country.
notably in st. Louis and Chicago where
fairly large quantities are sald 10 nave
been taken on fairly low prices. So far
as Boston is concerned, prices have
shown little change except for slight
ly easier tone on neeces
"rhe shipments OF wool from Boston
to April 81, inclusive, were 67362.4ss
pounds. against 7o.4ob.sso pounds for
the same period last year. me re-
s32.227 pounds, against ,s.b57. 292
pounds for the same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

Approximations. S4bo0s: steeis
Baass.s-oood shipping stoak, sl.sa
Beaas-Dried Lima. sh orc per IN
Celery-Fiorida. s25o@2.75 per crata
Cauiiaower--yA6oQs per dos
late made. isgflo: farx state hats
ola. l5qi6c. late made, l3Ql4c; do.
nestle Swiss. l6Q1sc: block Swiss. IL
Slso i%RSs,,ssS d. s Syisr s sssSsse; LIN 2;
Cranberries-Late Howes. sL6o pei
p /, :. o.n $3.50 per Ii; Eard.
Dressed Caives--Fancy. So Id; COM
Figs-Imported. new, l10l6o per Id;
California, $50 per ID
house. si;2S L6o per dos: lettuce. not,
$50 hamper; radishes. long. 2o@25e,
soc Basket: ' Carrots. sos Su ?I lataSaSas
s Su s5D Zoe Ss9 Su oI esss.
s.basket crass. ss259256 per case;
pieplant. 4s@50c bunch; spinach. 76e
per bu; green beans. - per hamper;
Sa.4o per box S caiiforn,a. si1a5s
beets. 76@soc per doz; green peas. IS
per hamper: new cabbage, sl.6o9L7S
Grsps Fruit - Elorids. ,a7s04 per
.Ie.ey--Esney white. i70Iss: No, !
asy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay In car
new, sl7;6oQ1s; No. Timothy, sls0
straw ,ssissSl ~ %hsst ana i os. straw nv.
ha 90
wagons ON the city markets ranged
from sl7Q2i. as TO quality:
g., H n. 7 S cured ios: No No 7 green.
green, Zoe; cured calf. No. /. l5c: green
cali, No. ]. l3o H.: horse hides. No, I.
Wool. scS0 i. 50: No. ! HIDES. 10 on on %
kip. 10 OF Cd calf
Maple sas.r-Nsw sap goods, no
S. per aainass Ss per 3d. r.
SSIss aS.S ss S ss Per ID; new shell
Leno.s-Gaifornia, ss.6o@A5o per
Limes-yl0laS per doa
Mushroons-l60 2oc per doA
Onion Sets - Yellow. 81; white SIss
oaisss-siso0l.7s per bu: Spanish
$3.50 per crate: Texas Bermudas. $40
orsnss.-california navsis. ,s750
.Pisesppls.--Eloridaa - per crate
t102bo per doz
per blu; new Bermudas. $3.50 per on
81 per bbli new southern. 81 per bu
,,Lssitsy = Springs. l.H 0Ise; fowls
ducks. he; geese. ll012c: turkeys. II
q Ice PERI Id.
str.wbeTftes-24-qt cases. ,4so: "a.
pit cases. S24 AIS per case.
Sweet rotatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
t1.76 per crate.
Tallow-No. 1. 6kc: No. 2. 4%c ID
wool-Medium unwashed, lie; fint
unwashed. 120lsc; reflections. I2c pei
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
Nav yoRK sToCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co. April 20: Interest in
the trust cases appears to be subsiding
Temporarily in view OF the rather con-
fident predictions to the effect that at
least one decision Will be rendered on
May Is. There are many who look
upon next Monday as the probable
date, but the majority regard the first
mentioned date as the most likely. The
favorable crop reports with ease In
money and the marked Improvement In
the investment demand for bonds APP
pear TO be considerations which at
least momentarily more than Offset the
unfavorable state of general trade.
However, IL should be borne In mind
that stock market sentiment changes
very quickly, and although the market
has the appearance OF moving towards
higher levels. II IL advisable to trade
judiciously.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co., April %: Wheat-lt
was learned after the close OF yester-
day that the limited sales OF No, red
wheat for export at the seaboard We're
made because OF distressed freight
room, and at the price paid was :
cents under a natural export basis TOT
the same kind, OF wheat in Chicago.
II In safe TO say that the wheat trade
will be q narrow one until the deliver
les are out of the way Monday morn
ing because no one knows definitely
who owns the big line Of wheat and
What may be done with IL after IL IS
taken on delivery. The crop news con-
tinues bearish, exceptionally so from
the Canadian Northwest The bad
weather held the corn back and the
opening I'm navigation moved out large
quantities, creating very strong cash
corn situation. Leaders In the pit are
about evenly divided on the bull and
bear market for the present. The com
mercial position OF corn Is such that IL
Is conservative to expect good support
for the market on all reasonable de-
pressions.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April 2s.--Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Quiet; mess, $50
1926. Lard: Steady: middle west spot.
ss.I50S;25. Sugar: Raw, easy: centri-
fugal 90 test 1892; muscovade. 50
test. s342: refined, quiet; cut loaf.
1910; crushed. $3.50; powdered, asa
sos: graduated, $500. Coffee: Rio.
No. Z. on spot, 11% 411Hc. Tallow
quiet; city. b.16-I6G5xc; country. ) a
G6hc. Hay: Firm and higher; prime.
$40: No. 3, s1004l05: clover. $500 Ito.
Dressed poultry: Dull and weak: tur-
keys. 14n23c; chickens, l4@1shc;
fowls, 11@16c; ducks. 100l6c. Live
poultry: Quiet; geese. loo; ducks, lac:
fowls. 13h 914c: turkeys. lac; ROSTERS.
loo. Cheese: Steady; state milk, COM
mon TO specials. 81 Q15%c: skins,
common to specials, 3@1okc; fusl
az adiuauops auop auopou au
Butter: Weak: receipts, 1910; cream
cry, extra, 22c; state dairy. tubs, 15t
22hc; imitation creamery hrsts, J1s6
tic. Eggs: Weak; receipts, 27.o0s;
nearby white fancy. 1S@21c; nearby
mixed fancy, 1s0lsc; fresh nrsts, IL
ii 19hc.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
CONFIDENCE IN
MANAGEMENT. FIRST

sons public and
then they generally speaking considered invest
The will or
readily affected
editorial
minority stockholders the affairs of the company
this which which
who is the outside should mix publishing proposition should
confidence
the concern to trust them with money unless you
The Citizens Telephone Co., OF Grand Rapids has shown itself
independent telephone
consideration There telephone combna
stockholders
policy
have do the available
should yield
far better proposition than Publishing
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
Markets and Finance

Agr'l has been n feature OF strength,
selling at BIN a gain OF n point.
Reported for The Times by Eaine.
Weber & Co.. April 20. Coppers con-
tinued generally active again today
with further advances In certain spe-
cialties. Isle Royale' advanced TO IL
on sales OF a few hundred shares. Al
louez sold at 81 and Is very scarce
Hancock was fairly active around ~ =
and closed 20 bid, the buying eelng
based on the mill run which Is under
stood TO be very satisfactory. Osceola
was noticeably strong. advancing D
points on small lots General senu-
ment Is very much improved and the
market should be broader and more
active next week.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
BUSINESS NOTES

Bradstreet's report Of bank clear.
ings for the week ended April -
shows an aggregate OF $2,7S0,S3O,0oO
against 32,765,63l, 900 last week and
81. 939, $4,000 for the corresponding
week last year. Detroit showed clear
ings Of sl6,90S. 900, an increase OF l..
per cent over the corresponding week
last year.
There Is a rumor current In imam
cial circles TO the effect that the REQ
Motor Car Co. Is to declare a substan'
tial stock dividend within Few
weeks in addition to a cash dividend
of good proportions. There has been
considerable activity In the shares IN
the local market for some time past
since 1905 the REQ company has paid
dividends of $1.600.000 In stock In
addition to several hundred per cent
In cash.
President William Livingstone. OF
the Dime Savings bank, who Is vice
president Of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION, left Friday night for Nash
vile, to attend the meeting OF the ex
executive council o. that organization
next week. John II. Johnson. presi
dent OF the Peninsular Savings bank
and Emory w. Clark, vice-presiden'
of the First National bank, the Other
Detroit members of the executive
council, will also attend the meeting.
The stockholders of the Home Saw
ings bank have unanimously ratified
the plan to increase re capitalization
of the institution from 100000 tc
$3.50, 900 which was announced by the
directors a short time ago. The stock
holders have subscribed to all the
S25O,000 additional stock that has
been authorized. They receive. be
sides, the right to subscribe to five
shares of the new stock for each eight
of the old that they held, stock
dividend OF % per cent. Deductint
100000, required for this dividend
from the present surplus the bani
will have a surplus Of $650,000 wher
subscriptions to the new stock are
paid In.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

the crack between the edge OF the
window and the casing, so this three
pronged stopper comes in mighty
conveniently at times. They can be
bought very cheaply or can be made
very cheaply or can be made at home.
The three prongs are of different
widths so that when they are screwed
onto the window all one has to do
is to turn the anttrattler around UNI
I'll the prong which exactly fits the
space Is found.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
BOsToN "COPPER" SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales Of April
IS, furnished by Hayden. Stone a Co
Adv los, AIg 4S5, AZ 8, Anal 935, A G X
637. Att 210. b & c 3s5. Butte ESQ. Il &
Is 500, G & A ESQ, Cal 6. Cent 10, Range
is, Or s5, @ c 8, Han 1145. Helv 4s3,
Ind IFS, Inspn $40, c 20, do pr 8, Roy
s2O. Kerr 40. Kew $40, Lake SEQ. l. s s,
Mass a.. May 125, Mich 200, Mob IL.
100. N l. $40, Glib 4o5, o d 555, Csc 81.
Quincy IS, Ray 1s5, shan $50, Sup 200.
8 a u 40, s e. r $50, TIA mis-, Trim $50,
u s n 4s0, do pr 315, Apex 20. Ut Con
$50 Vic Is Win $40
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
Gigantic Cruiser Launched.

B A r II o W-IN4FURNESS, Eng,
April 29.-The largest cruiser-battle-
ship-included in which is every Inn
portant. factor in the two types OF war
ships-ever built for the British navy
was launched today. 1t Is named the
Princess Royal, will have a guaran-
teed speed OF 20 knots an hour, and
an armament OF eight 13-inch guns, be-
sides many smaller rifles. The cruis-
er Is equipped with turbine engines
OF 10000 horsepower and has a dis
placement of 26,360 tons.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

The produce market was dull this
morning. even for Saturday. Re-
ceipts OF poultry and dressed calves
were next TO nothing. but at that the
latter were weak and lower. best car
cases bringing not over Sc as an out
side figure. Poultry was firm In tone
but almost nominal Eggs are fairly
active and are called steady. but with
outside markets weak the feeling in
butter was a little shaky. A fairly
active trade In fresh vegetables was
reported. and fresh fruits are nrmly
held.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
Extra Pay Withheld.

We are not trying to pay the labor.
ers 81 a day, as provided in a recent
ordinance" said ID. p. w. Commission
er Haarer, Saturday. There are no
funds for paying the extra % cents
a day. A supplemental estimate was
put In, to cover the increased wages
but we cannot do anything at present
so far as | can see."
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
A Perplexing Present.

And how did my precious like the
little present made for him with my
own hands," cooed the girl.
1T was lovely" replied the young
man. But there is one question
should like to ask, dearest"
And what Is that, pet?"
Il want to know what your present
was intended for. Ny sister said II
was cushion, but my mother thought
1t was a tobacco pouch. At present
I'm using 1t as penwiper."
And now there is a GOODNESS be
tween the two which no explanations
can put right.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
BosroN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. April 20; The Boston mar
ket. while not active. II strong
throughout the list. Osceola sold al
los. an advance OF 5. G. a A. sold al
so and Cal e. Hecia ass, a gain OF 3.
New Cons. Miami. and Ray Cons, are
North Butte as4. The undertone IL
strong. In the Industrial list Ann,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

- > =
Perpetrated
on SMALL
Inve st ors

A large part Of the
discredit in the public
mind attaching to
'sWall Street" is due
TO frauds perpetrated
on the small investor
Throughout the coun-
try in the sale OF
worthless securities
by means Of aIluring
circulars and adver-
tisements in the news
papers. To the sue
cess of such swindling
enterprises q portion
or the press contrib
utes.
Papers which hon
I estly try to distin-
guish between swind-
ling advertisements
and, others may not IN
every instance sue
coed. in doing SO; but
readiness to accept adj
vertisements which
ara obviously traps
FOR the unwary Is
evidence Of q moral
delinquency W b ic h
should draw out the
severest public con-
demnation. .....
So far as the press
q the large cities Ii
concerned the correc-
Hon Of the'evil Hes, In
some measure, I'm the
hands ofythe reputable
bankers sand brokers,
who, bytrefusing their
ADVERTISING patronage
- newspapers notori-
usIyfguilty'in this re-
Dect, could compel
I'm 20 mend their
ways, land at the same
dine prevent fraudu-
lentsschemes from de-
riving an appearance
ofimerit by association
with reputable names.
Extrsct from the Report Of
Gov. Hughes Stock
Exchange Commission
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 2s;-The weekIy
bank statement as Issued TO-DAY SHOWS
the following changes: Reserve on all
deposits. increase A,ss4,s75; reserve on
deposits other than u. s., increase si,-
3ef $50: loans, increase t3o5,2OO; specie,
Increase S5,O44,3OO; legal tenders. In
crease s1.215 900: deposits increase 81
SOC. 900: circulation. increase s62,3OO;
total loans. t1,359,352.6OO The sur
plus IL s41056,O75. as compared with
t7.174,450 last year. and sl1,1s5,4OO two
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
wife-seater Is Punished.

John G. Pembroke. No. PSI Mt. Ell.
liott-ave., was fined $50. with the op.
ton Of 80 days In the House of Cor.
rection. by Police Justice Stein, Sat
urday morning, for beating his wife
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

II is well to have tablecloths and
sheets folded width ways occasionally,
insteal of lengthways. as this prevents
the fold from always coming In the
same place and thus fausing that place
to wear out first