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The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Sales Slips From the Following
Stores Are Good for Votes
DRUGS.

phOSS.
Arndt Bros, i3s Gratiot Ave.
Herman L Becker. 473 Gratiot Ave
r r Bodimer. 3St Clay Ave.
Clarke Pharmacy. ll74 Michigan ave
Duncombe Pharmacy 2946 WOODWARD
A. j. Filler. 9s3 jefferson Ave.
John f. Paddock. 9s6 Michigan Ave
r. :. Geppert 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo A. Mahlmeister. 1865 Gratiot Ave.
Morris Drug Store, 9l9 Grand River.
Mt Elliott Pharmacy, 1909 Gratict Ave-
r. A. schwartz. 1858 jefferson Ave.
Edward Young 7e1 Oakland Ave.
Eastman's Drug Store. 1854 woodward
John A. Dyer. 1915 Gratlot Ave
Sepull q Travis, 99s Woodward Ave
Greenthal Pharmacy. 1873 Gratiot Ave
Alfred s. Abbott. Fourteenth and MIL
waukee AYES
Felix Tester SIS Baker.
GeJ ]. Billing. 1892 Woodward Ave.
r G Breningstall. $50 Baker St
SHOES.
VIM Eyre & Son. o32 Grand River Ave
l. Herman. 2456 Jefferson Ave.
Geo Uewstone, 3S9 Clay Ave.
Carl Krieger. S37 Gratiot Ave.
VIM X Rrieger, 1882 Gratiot Ave.
MACPHERSON e Muenz. 500 Gratiot Ava
rbos ) Scheick. 1915 Gratiot Ave.
r. Rockwell. 2945 Woodward Ave.
II. T Burghardt, 1916 Baker.
JEWELLERS.
Otto Simon. 1876 Gratiot Ave.
Ava HUM Jewelry Co. $40 Grand
River Ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

~ sToCk MARkET-CIo.~.

Am Az Chem So, Am Sugar 54s,
Anal Cop 81, Am G q \ 5ias. Am Smclt
20 A Sugar ils& A 7 a + ls9's. Am
ToD pf 1904. Anaconda so, Atch 1865,
Pac 94IRk. Cen Leath els, do VI -.
Ches 4 q 75A Chino Cop 49,. {, a
ST | il1as. chi 4 INVEST ia5 n, col +
K Iron "a. Con Gas / 40. Corn Prod III -
Den a. X G % his Sec Cor 81 =. Erie
80. do LIST III 52ts, Gen Elec 1914. CT
Nor pf l27@ CT Nor orr CT 42S. Int
Met - do ~ AZ. l.eh Val lisa, Louis
a Nash 1871 NJ, X a T n. do ~ 90 a,
NJ ST r a 81 SuU At ft-tS5A4 Mn Pae
$751; Nat Lead 5Ots y Y Cent 100. y
y Y. o 4 w iOAl, Non a Vest llGss,
North Pac llsfs. Penn u !; ls2't' Feo
q a 4 los. Press 81 car -. Ray Cons
1853. Read 1914. Rep I a - q, Rock
Isl 269. do ri 50ie, south FAC ia =
south ny 3Oi4. 10 III TsS. Tenn COP
.Ssis. Cnion Pac l77iS. L ; Rub com
46ls. L Steel 6i's, do pf leg "a
Doids l0lls. iNr-Car chem az. tan
Copper 81 Wabash 1875. do ri 20s.
West Tn Tel IS, West Mfg sos
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
THE STAGE

George Tallman has achieved an en-
viable record in the part OF Alexius
IN The Chocolate Soldier" the cur
rent attraction in the Garrick theater.
The role OF AleXius requires not only
a tenor of extraordinary ability. but
IN actor as we'll lie has sung tn"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov. 2g.-Opening: Wheat
opened without change on Wednesday
in the Detroit market and there was
not much alteration In Chicago prices
Liverpool had an early decline OWNS
TO the American weakness OF Tuesdav
Opening prices Wednesday cash 30 :
red. 95%c. Dec, 96A May sl.0iL
July. y4Ac. No white. 92A
The corn market is active and easy
at 65c for cash No. B. 66Iac for No. :
yellow and 6lisc for No. I yellow. All
new-eorn.
Oats are duh and steady at s0tac for
standard and 500 for cash No. white.
Rye IL dull'a steady at 96c for cash
No 2.
Beans are dun at s2.25 for immedi-
ate. prompt and December shipment
and $3.50 fsr May.
! CfS-volZJed Us steady at Sis.50 for
1 prime SPOT. $3.50 fOI, March and $40 -
I for prime alsike
Timothy seed il dull AZ $500 for
prime spot.
BARLEY is quoted az s2fs@25o 70,
I best samples per cvt
/ Grain receipts 81 Chicago Wedncs-
, Jay: Wheat - cars; corn, at9 cars
I oats--~g--ars
| MAY wheat in chicago opened Wed.
\ nesdav AT 4Nia a gNAc. corn az etc. oats
liverpool wheat opened !. a and Wa.
later quoted z. q I'D lower. Corn was
! unchanged
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Nov, 2S--Nheat: Cash and
! Dec. 95atc. May 81 OOis July. a5 =. e.
Corn: Cash. SIC; Dec, sSa.c: May.
70 &c Jqly. eS,sc. oats cash. 80, c;
Rye. Cash. CSC. Cluverseed. cash ana
pe@. sl2.s5. Feb. f126 SO: Mar. si2gsis
| No. :. sl226. No 2. t12 rejected. ti1 60
hsike; Prime, sIOsO. Dee. s1Os5,
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Taut nclding averages have little
value "a 'howing the trur merits uf 2
ball PLAYER IL proved nv he official
;Hli fclctf 2 figures tor tho Aucriran
leasue. In not % single Instance .lrr
tho q Acknowledged stars ~ the top ~
tbctr respective classes. aud in some
cases. tlav arc very much nearer :h"
cellar end or the table.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for hTe Tunes by Falne'
Ncbber a. Co. Nov. IS.
The New York stock market opened
strong with short covering predoml-
rating. due TO the cables from London,
W hich came I. 10 1 point above par
ity As soon as this demand was sat
ished, stocks seemed 10 appear from all
quarters in volume and the list became
as weak as IL had appeared strong
early. Within the first hours trading
recessions were noted Of from ! TO Z
points from the high prices reached
AZ the onenlng.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
ROM. MCCOY Little B.n.

Little Ban as they call Robert
McRoy, the new part owner OF the
Ped Sox. pays Clarke Griffith a glowing
tribute as baseball manager. Bob
saws Grin is one Of the best-posted
men on baseball affairs in the busi-
noes but also the hardest tucked in
dividual in the game today.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
S5.OOO.OONP PRIZES
For Labels and Sale Slips
100 in Gold-Ssoo in Gold.

100000 in Gold-$5oo in Gold
100000 Worth Of Grinnel Bros. Pianos
For Organizations such Churches Lodges Societies. Clubs
Charitable Associations Hospitals.
Sosooo Regal Automobile-$4oooo Grinnel Bros. Piano
FOR MEN OR WOMEN.
Shetland Pony with buggy harness and complete driving
Shetland Pony with bride and saddle
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men had no important
price changes TO report this morning
and trade was OF the usual holiday
character Poultry dealers were busy
cleaning up tue odds and ends OF stock
Receipts were fairly large this morn
ing. but the prospect was that eyerN-
thing but dressed fowl would clean NJ
in good shape. The tone of the market
seemed a little easy Another decline
OF ten points was reported in sugars,
but aside from that the price list wya :
very steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
sBoy-' Republic Day" when hundreds
~ nelrnIfern RaNe amounts rnngInR
VESSEL PASSAGES.
- III

DETROIT. Nov. 29.-Up Flower,
t.4C r. M. Tue sdav. Pollock. 1:l5. stan
tom. GieneIIah. 2:45. T. r.. kctchnW.
= "a. Corrigan. $40. Melbourne. i:35:
SChooICraft Rourke. $50. Bore, sos.
Down. Wyardotte. 1850 ~ m Tues
day. ) uiata. l2.lu y. m. Lewiston,
pope. W. Rhodes. 2:o5. stack
house g10. Noble 3:ls 4. g. Ball,
, 20 Pontiac. 2:25 Michigan. q. W. g.
Mdtuer Sshuvlkil. i.3O. CmbriR 800.
Bulgaria. omega. q. PenobscOt. tp.
The Soo.
SNUI.T STE MARIE. Mich. Nov -.
u y. AAfiafir ii;@" o. 'H Tuesday
v-otTTNEVO5d noon lay q. Morse ! p.
Ei.t James r. davidson. . Assiuibuia.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Rxtras 35c: hrsts, 33c 10,
dairy. 2lc. packing stock. zoe ID.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases m
Guided soc Receipts on Tuesday, -
2l2 cases Market arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29


JeiI-o, The Dainty Dessert. save .,.,
'front.' OF carton. ......,....... 49,
Nsro Corn syrup, save red label 20 30
MAR" Germ syrup, save blue label io'
NinEsford Corn starch, save front AN
VI carton .......-.... 's'... = -
ArGo Gloss starch, save entire car
TON -. -
Minute Tspiocs, save entire car ,oo
Dunnnm's Original Cocoanut, save
front OF carton. .............,... ioo
Runkers Premium Baking Checo. ,oo
inte, save " rapper. 100 an"
Runkefs High Grade BreaktnN 40
Cocoa, save tin tops. $3.50. ~
Runkers Coco., labeled tins, save
labels OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 ana <oo
Runkers Dairy Milk Chocolate .o
save wrappers. ...........'.'..''
RunkeI's Almond MIX Chocolate. -
save wrappera .........-...''''
Runkers Vienna sweet Chocolate ana
save wrnppers.... ......-.s...'' ~
Calumet Baking Powder. s save 20. ,sC
Mor.on's Free RunnisE salt. save -,
Port Huron Triangle salt, save eea- ,os
"e'eA- Maple syrup .: sss, ScS. 1000
Bour's San Mario Coffee, save
"rnppers ........ ..-.....'..... ,Ss
Bo"r's Pilot Conee, save wrapper. ISL
b"nr'- Conqueror, steel cut save a..
sour'- Royal Garden Cones, save -,
''hppcr ........ .''' 49,
bour's Old Master Coffee, save 80,
wrapper ...''...' ~
b"ur's Royal Garden Tee. save -,
wrapper ............. zoo to ioo'
Fnr.en's Household Ammonia, save ..,
'""ei .....-- wv y" -
lFrnnco-American Food Products,
hnse labels. ..-'tW 70 wv
Uncle sans MacnFoni, Spaghetti.
EEE Noodles, save entire cnr-
toh. .........-. 49,. toO eno -
A-istOs Flour, save sack $50 60 6o"'
BiXhS shoe Polish, save carton,
80 co loo
Red Hen Molasses, save label. ..... To-
Ginger Cake Molnsses. save label Io'
Flash Cleaner, save top of oan. 80. IOs
Saginaw TIP Match, save coupon o
King q Match, snve front OF car
ton, enclosing three boxes. 30
Unc,c Jerry Pancake Fioar, save
frcnt OF carton ................ 10,
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper. Ion
" risiey's OIivilo Toilet Soap, save
wrapper ~
He,ningway SURPRISING brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper. lo'
Hemingway Alpine brand Cannes
Goods, save wrappers. ...'....' io'
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
InnIiING PRICES

Canned Goods-AppIes. gals {2,59i
baked beans, lib. sea soc: Lima beans.
SlMi25. Corn: Fancy Maine flI0:
standard. soc. Table bcets. - 25n;. 30
Peas Fancy, carly June. SIS: stand
ard, 81. soaked. 6OGffOct Salmon
sOck-eye. tall. $3.50: nat s.. 80. Alaska
reds. s.. 10. Alaska pinks $50. Toma :
toes ttHfto- suCC0tasn SId125 per
doz Peas MarrOwfat. SIS early
June. 81 %. sifted carly June. 81 40 per
do
Conee-Packct coffee 100 10 case
SIS s0d % SO delivered
Feed Jobbing prices in iOO.lb
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NEW YORK COTTON.
. reported by HAYDEN
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Nov 90 "A drop IN staple
territory and a fairly active demand
for nearby feeces are the features OF
the wool market Prices still hold hTm
aua slightly In favor OF the seller Me
dunn grades OF wool find ready sale'
while a fair amount OF l2-montn rex
az il moving Pulled wool Is Quiet
The leading domestic quotations ranse
as follows ohio and HennsNlVanla
ffeeCes-Delafne washed. 300 SIC M
eSc. fine understandable. 22Q zee. - ,
blood combing IS a. 2oc. ~-pioou
conbing. 25a25i2c l. blood combins'
25c: delaine unwas ped, 25o me uh !,
wa shed gle Michigan, Wisconsin ano
New York neecCs-Fine unwashed, ZVc
delaine unwashed. 22c; i--olood IN ,
washed 24i2c Kentucky, Indiana ana
Missouri. = -blood. 2ic i.-blood, 2ic,
Secured basis TeNas-Fine, 20
months 45a4Tc fine. = months. o-1
sec: fine fall. $50 llc. california
Northern. 4sa50c; middle county 700
l7c: southern asa +6c, fall free tuW
4ac Oregon--Eastern staple, 90 y DOC
eastern clothing soc: valley No. /. 30
T41c Territory-Fine staple. soc: hne
medium staple 5SN 5ac; hne clothing.
81 sac: fine medium clothing, 4sgSoc
- blood combing. 81 T5sc olood
combing. asa 47c: 4 blood combin. 10
n ace Pulled-ENtra. 5Om Sic. me "
~ n soc, A supers IS q ace
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Bill Hogan. member OF the ST. Louis
Browns outfftld. says he doesn't want
fo return TO the big show and that
hi'd rather remain I'm Oakland Cal.
with tho club there.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Dan Murphy succeeds TO rather n
famous place in his appointment as
captain OF the Athletics. Lajoie. Cross
and Davis were his predecessors. both
Isajoie and Davis going thence To Nap
town.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
CHICAGO PRODI &c.

CHICAGO. Nov 2s.-Butter Extras.
SIr. hrsts. 2ai5c, dairy extras, SOC !;
Inrsts,2 &c Eggs. Prime firsts. no market
Nrsts 2sG soc Cheese; skins, II Y 70
i4S -. Young Americas 14a. n l5c, Live
nolIltry. Fowls. s0ac. ducks, l2d
i2iSc: geese, lOiS d1lc
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Jur. frees Woman ON Homicide Charge.
MEM YORK, Nov. 29.--Mrs. Frances
O'ShaughntssN. who killed her hns-
band was acquitted bN Jury Nester-
day afternoon and will be examined
Nv eNperIs as 20 her sanity. She said
she shot her husband because he was
golrg To deSert her for another woman.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
EI.cIN HITTER

ELGIN. III. Nov. 2s.--Butter steady
50 cents an increase OF two cents. Pro-
duction Gil, 500. n decrease
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Nov 2s--Flour: Dull
-5nIs Lard. steady. middle west
SCOT. 25d935 sugar Raw, quiet;
centrifugal, s6 test. So muscovado.
81 test. sass. refined, quiet, cut LOAF,
$3.50. crushed Sc so. powdered. $50
granulated s6l5. Coffee. Rio No.
on spot. t5al5hc. Tallow Easy
city. size: country. 6isMb14 Ray
steady: prime 81 30: No. D. slH l.Ot a
clover slq12o Dressed poultry
Firm. turkeys. l3n36c; chickens. oH
.gc. fowls Ga 16c: ducks. lOM lsc. Live
roultry: Firm geese. SC ducks. IL
niac. fowls. sGl1c; turkeys, i5G &c
ROSTERS. 7ac: spring chickens, ga il G
Cheese: Firm. state milk. common 70
specials. 1874 015Ac; skins. common
TO specials. 5d l3c. fun skis, dsc-
Butter Strong and higher receipts
dairy. tubs. 23Q2lc; imitation cream
ery hrsts 23m23tac. Eggs steady
receipts. 6.st2. nearby white fancy, -
fresh firsts 30 n 43c.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
r.. Va Chambers, former member OF
! a. ~. Nnrk hnreau Of MeIghts anu

Fred W. Chambers. former member OF
The New York bureau OF weights ana
measures, and prominent neute ~
I the recent agitation sssfhst 49, to, :
weights and poor quallty III .oou
stunts waged in the east IL Nlsltlhs
Detroit friends He LAYS much OF
the blame for the high cost OF hVlhs
ON the telephone! Mr.. Chambers &c
clares that N the housewife wouIu
refuse 10 telephone her order 10 the
butcher. baker and other providers
~ eatabies but would visit tne store
i'm person. she would get fun meas
-..sA ana better value. lie saws Una
women rush TO department store bar :
-ains in person. TO save "A few cents
on some particular article. put are
yrasting fortunes Ivy tclephoning 10
tie corner grocery.
1ty Controller Heineman does not like
the suggestion OF the national peace
conference for a monument on Belle
Isle TO commemorate the cessation OF
hosttIlties between the United state :
and England. lie thinks ~ Woulu
b. setter TO change the name OIL
Fighting island 10 Peace island ana
make an international park OF II.
.Vi,b a fresh air home for GONZALES
cents as one OF the features
sBoy-' Republic Day" when hundreds
OF Detroiters gave amounts ranging
from Ave cents TO slO Tor rldes ".
donated automobiles bearing the Get
IN and ride" signs, will result In an
addition of a little over $1,000 10 the
treasury Of the Ford Republic. AZ
the END Of Tuesday evenings connt !,
ing of the boxes. there was total
Of si925, and IL u estimated that the
remaining bones contain about 500
more Everything from suspcnde'
hutt,ns to nails AMI lead slugs WeIc
found in the collection boxes, but "
is Thought that jokers. who also con-
tributed cash. were responsible Tor
some OF the articles
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

Votes
Hemingway Asburn brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ......,.... 100
herkr Poienta Rolled Oats, save
sneA .................. iVV
he"k's PoIenta Rolled Oats, save
~"''"n '''.... $500. 80. - ~"
beek's stone Ground Oatmeal. save
carton ....i.......... 100
iowar Creamery Butter, save wrap
per .......... ..,............... $50
Queer Anne Soap, save wrapper. 10
queen Anne Washing Powder,
save heads Observation-Disclosures. 100
queen Anne scourer, save heads. 100
bucke.e Evspornted MIX, save
"r"Pper'' ..........,... 90 ana 10"
sphinx brand spices, save carton. 100
SphnA brand Extracts, save car
Ice a oady's Powdered sugar, save
Columbia Brand Curr.n,s, save
White LILY brand Asparagus, save
wrapper ................. 100
Panss brand Raisins. save carton
K-i-I-Cin Gum. save outside wrs5-
True Blue and Everybody's Gas
Mantle, save carton 100 az 200
Beaudoins Mustard, Catsup, BluinE
and Horseradish, save labels -. 100
Bordcsu's Potato Chips, save wrap
osnLunfs sHIted fennuts ana nut
terscotch. save carton .......... Oh
La Auors Cigars, save bands 90 and 100
Mail Pouch Tobacco. save front OF
nrcknge ~"
San Toy Toilet Water. save car
Nem 'oo " 49,"
snn Toy Perfume. save carton. 500
To .,.......,....... ivv''
! San Toy Talcum, save hox. ISo
sonp-R-Side. save coupon 10 20 .oo
/ Grand Laundry, save laundry slips
Ola customers one vote for each
| cent, new customers, no votes for
each cent.
Towars MILK. New customers on pur-
chRse of g. worth OF tickets shown
by receipt stnmpedy new customer.
! HOOG votes.
J. Caivert's sons, coal and coke, save
l. drivers delivery slip. old customers
500 votes per toni new customers
1 5000 votes per ton, on hard coal
and coke only.
I Michael Mcnamara yarnish Works,
Hart stein Finisht save labels. $50,
/ 800. I.55e and 200 votes
GrinneiI Bros Pianos. save purchase
slips on GrinnelI Bros.' own make
! only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

part more than eight hundred consecu'
tive times. and this without missing
single performance since the open
ing night Sept ,. 1909
Il is even OF record that Ta.lman
Las sung this big tenor part three
times in one day. the occasion having
been in Pittsburgh, where the de
mands for seats for the performance
or The Chocolate Soldier was so
great even during the second week
that il was necessary TO put on mat
inee at 10 o'clock Saturday morning 10
accommodate the clamoring patrons.
II may he easily inferred from this
that Mr.. Tallman takes excellent care
OF himself. and the inference Is cor
rect He spends nearly all OF his
leisure time on the links and is an
expect golfer. His record in grand
opera is well known having been =
member of some OF the most prom
inent organizations. singing grand
opera both in this country and Eng
land. Mr.. Tallman has a repertoire or
IS operas and is at the zenith OF his
power
A wide departure from the average
vaudeville playlet is Dope, the
Joseph Medill Patterson classic which
Hermann Lieb and his associate play
ers are presenting in the Miles. this
week. as the headline feature OF the
bill. II Is the sort OF sketch that.
lille IL entertains, il also sets one
thinking II has furnished the inspira-
lion for more than one anti-vfce cru
SADIE and has resulted in the passage
Of needed legislation in several com
munities. Victor Berger. the only So
cialist member OF congress. said. after
witnessing Mr.. Iieb's performance
Dope Is as cutting as any OF Bernard
Shaw's plays, AMI as merciless in its
exposure OF things capitalism likes 70
hide from view "a play OF Ibsens. y
Is a keen thrust at the hypocrisy OF
modern commercialism and has made
a deep impression, New York re
/ ceiyed Mr.. Lieb and Dope with I'M
mistakable evidences OF approval
Rarely has a vaudeville playlet attract
ed so much attention in the metropolis
end II drew large space in the Gotham
press as the latest sensation.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
MARKETS AND FINANCE

March. tfi05 Timothy Prime
s74sA Dec. ssi5, March. 800, but
ter. eggs and hay unchanged
enc AGO GRAIN-''pcains.
CHICAGO NoY s9.-Wh"at Dec
down sc AinN up -, corn hec. un-
changed. Ma up 4. oats. boc. ln-
changed. Man M &c froNlHiPn'
higher.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST PIPFALO-OpeninE.
Duuning a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO ~ V, Nov. Is.
Cattle: Receipts. two cars, steady.
heavy; 600 gs7o; workers.. 500, 80 90
rs: good prime 1890 10 l.400-lh,
steers. s. 2567.15 10 .20O TO l.S00-lh
steers. IS 500 6.7S best l,leO 10 1900
10 shipping steers. IS '0uo. medium
butcher steers, 200 20 100 lbs - -
n 90. lisht butcher steers. 81 % q AS.
best fat COWS s450mb. fair 10 good do.
SS.25d4. common TO medium do, s. 80
Q3. trimmers. 81 90 q 21j, best fat
heifers, s. u so good rat heifers. 81 %
q 1855 fair TO good DO. $3.50 n go,
stock heifers. s275d&. best feeding
steers. sl.5oM5 common feeding
steers sse5as5o; stockers. all grades,
s325Ga $50; prime ,eXpor, bulls, So
butcher bulls s425M465. bologna
bulls. s225N4. stock bulls. SAGA -
best mixers and sprinEers. $500 SO;
loH aos' hen rSy'p', ,oa s.so s I i
s6.20G $50: pigs. Sc.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10 cars
strong top lambs, $40; yearhngs,
s. 50a4; wethers. s325aS5o; ewes.
Calves. a5Oas.5o.
EAST BUFFALo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, y y. Nov rs
Cattle Receipts. SO head. market.
uuiet and steady; prime steers. 81
T75: butcher grades, -S@H655 Calves
tiv eand steady. cull 10 choice. s5.15m
SIS sheep and lambs: Receipts. $500
head: market. active; lambs. zoe high
er: choice lambs. 1925 n so Gull TO
fair, s415d5; yearlings. $3.50 =;
sheer. s2aS50 Hogs: Receipts. 1850
head; market slow. leg l5c lower
workers. So 20H6.35: pigs. 500 mixed
Sc 4C U6t5, heavy $3.50 roughs, IS 90
Il so: stays. s5Q525
UNION S1OCh ARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Nov. 29.-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head
market. strong. mixed and butchers
81. So d6.40 good heavy. $6.05d6.+3,
rough heavy. S. s5a6.05; ligh:, s549M
G20. pigs 1880 cattle. Receipts,
5000 head: market strong beeves
s440M9 cows and heifers. s.. 50u
stot kcrs and feeders. S2.9Om 5.6J Tex
ans s4u5.10 calves, sa.50HN. sheep
Receipts. H. 600 head market strong
native $225Gs90, western. s..50n
lambs. sS.75@ 5.S0: western. s3.Iju ;. 80.
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2s,--Ilogs Re-
celpts. 3.500. steady mediums and
heavies. $40; workers.. So 20; lights.
Sc pigs $5T6 Cattle. Receipts, .
cars firm sheep and lambs; Receipts,
Il cars; 81. % top. Calves. Receipts.
200: &S15 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
INIoN sTOCk YARDS.


CLEVELAND, Nov. 2S,--FIOgs Re-
celpts 3.500. steady mediums and
heavies. $40: workers.. So 20; lights.
Sc pigs $5T6 Cattle. Receipts, .
cars firm Sheep and lambs; Receipts,
Il cars; 81 % top. Calves Receipts.
zoo: SS75 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
FOR MEN OR WOME

PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOR VOTES
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
EIGHT MEN TO 4 TENT.

Because Of the smallness of the cam
pus, Genera Dickson has decided TO use
conical tents, which will house eight
men, while the old style tents accom-
modate but three. By doing this it is
found that eight tents Will take care OF
each company, excluding the officers.
Mr.. Smith estimates that it will take
nearly carload of pipe TO equip the
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
SMOOTH SWINDLER
BLOCKED BY TELLER
Caution of Louis Befn of Iowa Ma
tional Bank Prevents Cashing
of Worthless Check.

Paying teller Louis Bein Of the Iowa
National bank in Davenport failed to
fall for a neat trick which a swind-
Ter or a pair Of them, tried to work
yesterday morning. Shortly after the
bank had opened in the morning, the
teller was called TO the phone by a
man who pretended to be ]. H. Rice OF
the Schiller Piano company. The sup
posed Mr.. Rice advised the teller ttat
my cousin will be down shortly to
have a check cashed." A few minutes
later nicely dressed man walked in
TO the bank, advanced to tie paying
teller's window and said MY cousin
Mr.. Rice phoned to you this morning,
suppose" to which Mr Bein re
sponded in the affirmative. The
stranger then presented a check for
s175. Intuition or some other faculty
caused Mr.. Bein to remark that ne
guessed he better call Mr.. Rice UP
again before cashing the check and Re
turned towards the phone for that pur-
pose. There was no need, however
for the cousin" reached the door with
about three steps and disappeared.
The police are looking for him now.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
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