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Douglas Island news., 1911-08-30

A self-styled "mining man" named O.. K. CarraI, said to have buncoed the people of Juneau with bad checks, is running at large near Eagle. After being arrested he gave the officer the slip and took to the tall timber.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-30

Miss Susanne Homes, principal of the Douglas public school, returned on the Humbold from her home at Ash land, Ore, where she has spent the summer vacation. She was accompa- nied on her return by Miss Hicks, city librarian at Ashland, who is oD pleas ure trip. On the trip North they went as far as Skagway, stopping off at Douglas on the way back. Miss Homes says that she enjoyed her vacation very much, but she appreciates the cool Alaska weather after the heat of the States. The repairs to the school building are progressing nicely and probably will be completed by Septem- Der 11th, on which date, Miss Homes announces, the school will open for the fall semester.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-30
FRIENDS CHURCH SERVICES

Services of the Friends church are as follows: Sabbath school, $50 a. m. Evening service, 8 o'clock. All are cordially welcome J. P. Hadley, pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1911-08-30

There was but small attendance at the meeting of the fire department at the City dock Saturday night. This is the time of the year when fire depart ment matters should be taken up with vim and lively interest encouraged. It is the duty of every citizen. We hope there will be better crowd out at the September meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

ia Amos House Sep, &c 70 81 Ths
first evening Wiu e. delivered ~
franklln " nofiea u nteskliuc
Mass and Alne an address % pei.
come rs Hon. John A Mead. Cores
noe 81 vermont. "a BE- followed ~
an informal reception ~ the pfesi-
deat. e Is expected that lion James
Wilson. secretary 81 Agriculture.
aud lloa. John W Weeks N G..
and also al honorary member % he
association, Nill Address the m~i
mE
saturday morning last Il "
Barnum, who drives the station uar
on for The Equinox House had . ia
roN escape from serious injury he
had been to the midnight train for
George orylA. Who came up from
New York city aud was accompanied
By n. W. clark Srd Of Philadelphia.
who was coming 10 Join the family
at their home here On arriving az
The Equinox House Mr. oryis alisht.
ed aud Mr.. Darnum, who had sin.
glc ~. started 20 take Mr. Clark
To his home al the south OF the wills
lage. when opposite Mrs Cunning
hams. c. NJ. clark's auto came swif
~ up the hill. before Mr.. Barnum
could get his n out of the way
the machine struck the rear end of
the wagon and threw both men out,
smashing the buggy In bad shape
Fortunately neither were injured al
though Mr.. Darnnm was oonsiderabl.
shaken up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
DIR. COWLES

The expert Veterinary Surgeon,
located at Hotel Equinox Stables,
is in readiness al q moments notice
to attend any difficult cases that
may arise. i.
DR.. COWLES. ID. v. 5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
MANCHESTER.

Once more the weather man Is
IN disrepute.
Miss Anna II. Lancer entertain
ed her sister over Sunday,
Page d Sbaw's. Park & TlIford' :
celebrated candies at Hards Drug
Store. Y
Mrs. J. ID. Wright and son, who
have been visiting in Massachusetts,
last week.
The school house in this village
has been painted by Messrs, Weeks
and Baldwin of the Depot
John l.. Given has gone 10 the
Hotel Champlain at Bluff Point, n.
y. for week.
--R. d. Brown joined his family
at Half Way Farm" for the week
end last week.
Mrs. Mcclure gave a basket
picnic to about twenty young people
IN Downer's Glen on Monday.
Ned Casselman of Dorset was
in this village on Friday afternoon
visiting a few of his friends.
Contractor Eggleston is making
some alterations at Breezy Bank,
the summer home OF Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Brown,
o. p. Black. Casper Leach and
Frank Root OF North Rupert were
Ia this village on business Tuesday
morning
There were never so many au-
tomobles regularly kept In Manchei'
ter as there are this present sea
son.
Mrs. Frederick Godfrey, wife
OF Sheriff Godfrey OF Bennington
was visitor In this village on Fri
day.
There is the prospect OF a
large crop OF blackberrles this sea
son, but they will need a little rain
20 help things along.
james G. Gray had the good
luck 90 catch brown trout Ia the
Battenkili last Friday evening which
weighed 81 lbs.
Miss Evelyn Turney. who has
been a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. q.
Young. has returned 20 her home
Ia Cleveland Ohio,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
This YIN Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children relieve Feyerishness, Head
ache. Rad stomach. Teething Dis
orders, move and regulate the Bow
ella and destroy worms They break
up Colds in "a hours. Used by
mothers for 2g years. All Drug
gists, zee. Sample Free. Address
A. s. olmsted. Leroy, ~ Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13


y n Ropr aud Wlfc
Geo u nraid nnd wife
iEw Eiisodd
lE j. Rusgg West llohosen y ]
" Raegg, ~.
j. r. Mcclure and wife
Youngstown ohit
Misc Harriet Mcclure
chas crayens Indians
Mas Macbeth aud wife Brooklyn
Jas Macbeth and wife
Miss Macbeth
Miss Grace Childf Tro,
Miss Edeth Aldrich
e. " Kennedy
~ II Hardy
Geo y. lde. Ir
Miss Edith Van Santyoord
q A. Clnelt and wife
c. X Crane Dalton, Mass
G, Y. Kiag Pittsfield, Mass
r. y. Lowe and wife Montpelier
W. @ Andrews aud wife
WIN. S Rowland New Britain. Conn
edward S. Rooms and wife Buffalo
Miss Dorothy Rooms
Miss Louise koons
Claude NJ Deans aud wife
Richmond. Va
Mrs. NJ. p Smith
W. r. Carlton Brookline. Mass
A. T. Burr
" r. Stiles
Miss Frances Taylor Plttsfield
l.. II. Whitney
Mrs. X, G. Joy Detroit. Mich.
John N, Tyson aud wife New York
W. 4. Connor
Miss Il. connor
Miss u. Wilder
Adam Cross
Ernest C. Bliss
e. -. Meeks
Mr.. aud Mrs. Brecke
WalloOmsac, N. Y.
Mrs. Chas l.. Pack Lakewood N j,
Beulah Frances Pack
Arthur n Pack
Mrs. G. w. l.ascll
Whittinsville. Mass.
Mrs j NJ. kceler
Mrs. ] Foster Warner Rochester
r. M. Harvey Philadelphia
e. X Blspham
+. T.. Weston
Miss A. l.. Pratt Richmond ill,NY,
John Sargent aud wife
Greenwich, Conn.
NJ S. BARTLETT Manchester, Mass.
A. G. bartlett
Mrs. l.. Childs South Omaha, Neb.
w. O. Elmore Oneonta, N, Y.
J. A. Woodwill aud wife Mt Vernon
l.. Is. Marks aud wife
Wills Wendell and wife
Henry Wendell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

Manchester has heen very for
tuuaie indeed iu not Ke,tinF ih'
bfunt q ans ~ The various fevers
storms that has. visited tails pc,s
,iun daring the past week l'orsr'
uaa visited wlth i've VERY severe
storms iaa week. duiiuE which q
rood deal II damage Vas done u
vegetation. trees weFe hiown down
aad llsc stock kliled b. lightning
For real, persistent hot wealth
- this summer Va far has been rn'
titled 20 the perslmon Sunday
night Il VAS too warm to think
about Il even We are afraid that
some o. our summer guests Who are
here fer the FIRST tine. win think
thar Manchester h handing ont some
funny summer resort weather.
frNere oct always thus. nor viii 4
he thus Tor long either.
Mt. and MIS-, ". u, Nuthiflah,
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs u n.
Cushman aud daughter. the latter
grandson Of the late Rev " G.
cashman, for so many years the
pastor Of the Congregational church
Ia this village. were IN Manchester
few hours on Sunday on their way
from New York city 20 Canada
where they expect 20 spend the sun
mer The Messrs Cnshman have
business interests there
The National Association Of Cot
ton Manufacturers has decided 10
hold It's niheiy-first meeting at The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
Artificial Teeth

Not merely false teeth but the
kind that look natural and fit
perfectly. Guaranteed in every
respect. Your bad teeth can be
extracted absolutely without pain
OF unpleasant after effects by our
new process. No charge for ex.
tracing ,rhen plates arc ordered.
DR.. FarnSWOrth,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

Ha.pilsI and Ohce 81 W Main 81. Calls
promptly attended ds, OF night, Surgical op'
erslions and lsmeness a specially
Phone 1913 NJ Benn ngon VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
FERrILIzERs ARE CHEAPER

and better, II mixed at home ae-
cording TO some good formula.
Write MS and We will give YOU free,
postpaid, full information about
what TO use, how to mix, prices OF
ingredients. etc.
CARROLL s. PAGE.
AZ Hyde park. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
KAYSER

That name on q glove stands
Coz qoslitN We have them IN long
or short. oil sizes and variety d
eolors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
Avoid Scraps

Each room 10 your house should
have iniis scrap bsslet We
have them 10 match any room 81
pricrs 10 msich your purse.
Marlei and ao~er baskets IN q
variety Il shapes sud colors
Hampers Ceriunly You'll
be hsmpered without one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

Do you mske the dus, A.? lis
10, necessary Use iio~ards
Dustless Dusier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
AVt IsuN ntpi ~
AMIN ais

q Is Nevf aes vfe iatofis
a3m iasfetos d. Fallsf Weedsioss
A. hleasE it@st@u
a N h@te11eH sad $3.50
81 y igeamfasau
8 Fsefce
4 a toHnx esd wife
~ VI v MAArhsftfr
8ss ouate NaHehretef
gsp q Btesfdmiaa Ar6sist ~ :
A q iiegihs Yankrfs \ y
ghss Y Gafhm8s Gafdsn rag
Aifr@a & WlMe aad nliu iiEsntlyn
q 81 Nasif Fhilsaeilhia
a. oraAa e rspnou Lake George
Easafa Fales Troy
Niss hrittr Fgast3s
N hi pauth aua eiie Nrw fotf
Miss Helen ppsrh
= " PalloH and ~ile Salem Mass
Miss b b Railua lsMfense, Mass
Mia " TalloR
4 y Camphell and nifa
Sew York Mills y B
u A ataagBa aud Nife Adams Mass
aamarl Campbell
Ffantls n Riearna ~
a I. WesiEArd apd elic AeN fuft
0eU w siddictoun and wife
at = nahhard w.
George FORREST ssd siis
~ ! Wpsa and alte
Paal Waterman
~ sud Ir iieudtc New Haven. q
b. d buchanan snd wife
Elmira. n y
T. Esrrpu buchanan, Dr.
q a lsoui and wife l.0adon EnF
J " AipentsyK and wife Toledo
Mlas Adelaide camIock
Miaa Ru,h kcllaf
II y Wallace and Viie Cleveland
A u smYihe aud wlfe
u NJ Tsppan and wife Boston
Mru u Tappan
~ ] n Means
u Hathaway aud siie
Hrs VIA 7 Prick Chcsies ia
Geo r. FricE
Aiss lnHis MuTfiaiaWh n. J.
G s. nall aud wifee Waterbury. q
u u Smith aud aiic
n s Emmett Schenectady
a. T.. Gilbert
& y ball and wife Syracuse
81 A Hudson aud a4fo
Allied Grima New Orleans la
Mra Emma Gflma aud maid
6 lager Providence. u /.
3 lialimayef rassaie n J
b ptuni0g
Geo S Rayer and @ifc Gins Fails
Addison u colsln and wife
Miss ColXln
W Y Toffey Jersey city n. y
II ] Toffey
John r. Blood Amsterdam. n Y.
John Hal Watson aud wife
Manchester, VI
X II. ieake Albany
n H. Leake. Jf
A. A Wilkinson Providence. Il. J.
n n hoyden
4 G i.0omls aud wife
A. NJ Foster aud wife Troy
u s Ellis and wife
~ J Case aud Aifc
Saratoga Springs. n. y,
Miss Eleauofc Case
Miss IIonora lenahan
o o bowman and Wife Trenton
w ] = nOwmau and wife
Theodore salfur and wife Moniclaif
u Mckee pitisburF
Walter ". lay Briareliff Lodge.NY,
Henry II. Law
y n sehauffler aud wife New York
Alex T.. Lyman aud wife
Three children
u. W Ross and wife
Mira Wm y Milton Pittsfield. Mass
Mrs y MEG Means Mlddlobury. W
las u pynrhon aud wife
Springfield. Mass
Mra "A Jones Hudson. n Y,
Mics Mackay
Miss Stevens
MARY y. Jones "a
z Low Iiutbydt and wife
Schenectady, NY.
Y II Warning ard wife
Amsterdam NY
Mics Taylor
Mr. Taylor
A fawce,t aud wife oil city Pa
AfsWa "A s.se.tY4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13

a. ~ Epianf ana wlfe
Mas lltsa laht
Mics MIRA 8p@aae
Atbt cAstNsta aPaaae
Pfnagiin n rats sbd VIZ.
philsseanhts o.
siss lamA & EAeeltun Aitsh : g.
MBM farailc 3 Earrgfep
mfs chae aeiitn ana party
msabriafs Mss
Mira rnaE sisgens Saflh iieosist
Miss leas stevens
Mie tafprntss Apwdfpra IA
rstd rashmaa iieua.arien "a
frans rraiHey ara sifc Aeu YofA
AZ n A0in
w A. Marsh and wife
Miss porpihg Marsh
KlmhAil Asrsb
AlWHua Marsh
4 4 iiaplaad and wifo
u II Aiiefton
r. A MstthcNs and wife
AIRS y Andrews
@m - Dillon
Geo q Knapp aud wife
Mrs. n v Russell
Alse McPlkc
Misc nlEelow .
chss r Bin0msr and wife newark
& y C0msiotk aud wife
John shepard. ~ and slie
Providence. X u
" 4. Cfockeu and niie iiostoh
Mrs G. N lle Soto rafia. France
4 Y. Soto
N y Douglass and sifc Troy. .
+ y Weson
~. u l.Aehcr aud wife bridgeport
y y, Baker
~ A stnrdeYant
Misa ~ n Wells Richmond, Va
A y llaNlcy and wife bristol. q
John } Jennings
Hudson Il Hawley
Robert =. brown aud vito
Yonkers. n. w.
10 u shfcyo and wife
llastings.on-iiu Hudson
Mrs Frederick v Cloves New York
Aiss = K Anderson
Mrs Walter G. Hubbard
Mrs. II + Deignan
W y. Jcnncy
u A Footto and wife
X y Outcault aud wife
T. T. Outcault, Jr,
Mary Jane Outcault
q Darricks
Il. Wayland Smith
Jas. G Coleman aud wife Newark
]. - Plummer and wife
Springfield. Mass
O. ~ Place aud wife
Gloyersyillo. n Y
Miss u Place
Mrs. Peck Brooklyn, n Y
Henry " Parmelee New Haven, CT
r. a. Little aud wife Glens Falls
Miss Anna A. Cheney
l. NJ Brown and wife
Miss Margaret Kellmer
u G Potter and wife
Johnstown. N Y.
Miss Marion c. Potter
Miss Elizabeth Potter
q G. Potter. Jr
n. A. Waldron Providence, II. l.
Abram Barker
c. II. Gardner
Lawrence T. Wells Orange, N.
fhos A. Davis
4, IL. johnson and wife Syracuse
Il S Hawthorne Montclair, n.
H. T. s. Hawthorne
stephen Y. Low and wife
West Newton, Mass
x. NJ Puryees Brookline. Mass.
Mrs Samuel Parsons Waterford.N NY
II j. Heinz Plttsburg. Pa.
G J. Heinz
&. @ Waldo Bridgeport, Conr.
Il. G. Waldo. Jr
Jonathan Godfrey
Miss Treadway Malone, n. y,
=. A. kellmer aud wife Glens Falls
g. H. Durant
J. L. Richardson
q. IT. Morris
J. I. 8chramms and wife
Garden City. ~ J.
Miss NJ J. schramms
Mrs. Geo j. Jackson New York
Mrs. Robert Il. Orchard
C, L. Breekenbrldge and wife
A. u Darlington and wife
Geo. O. Cole aud wife
n Il. Craig. Jr.
VIM. w Niles
The Misses Niles
Miss Brown
@ A. Stevens aud wife Moline. Ills
Dr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Ford
0neonta. ~ Y.
Miss Alice Ford
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
CHEVROLET MOTOR co. BUYS
PROPERTY FOR NEW FACTORY
Acquires Tract Of 20 Acres on Wood
ward-ave., Opposite Ford Com
pany's Plant.

HaUy y Ft0Uks
While official confirmation OF the
story has not yet been given by the
interested parties. II IL stated that
negotiations have been practically
completed for the sale OF the tract or
TO acres of land fronting on Wood.
ward-aye.. north Of the new ID. U. r..
barns. and opposite the plant OF the
Ford Motor Co.. to w. @. Durant, who
Is acting for the Chevrolet Motor Co.
II is believed that the Chevrolet
company, which was organized short
time ago. by Mr.. Durant. together with
Louis Chevrolet. the well-known driver
Of racing cars. and w. II. Little, for.
merly general manager Of the Buick
Automobile Co.. will erect large fac.
tory on the ground.
The Chevrolet company has been
working in the factory formerly occu.
pied by the Corcoran Lamp Co., but Il
is said that these quarters have been
found to be too small to build the cars
required to Ill the demand which has
already become evident.
The tract Is owned by q syndicate
including James Couzens, Henry
Ford, John Dodge. w. w. Hannah and
others who are associated closely
with Mr.. Ford. II has a frontage or
track frontage on the outer belt rail-
road of 2.540 feet The price is said
to be In the neighborhood OF $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12

mornS and vauxhall gardens IN past
generation, public dancing has not
been allowed In London In anythins
that could be called a public garden.
In fact gardens" have been rigldly
tabooed. For years anything ap-
preaching such resort has had TO
be called exhibition" otherwise "re-
spectacle" London would not have
gone near II. =
Chiswick was no park, but the comn-
ell obtained q field. II Is believed the
experiment win be a great success and
viii be followed by the London county
council permitting dancing and pro-
viding music for Il In all the parks
under Its control These do not in
clude the royal" parks, the Hyde,
Regents Green and rs. aJmes, but
all the other main open spaces In resi-
Dental London.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
yoBBINe PkIcEA

Canned Goeds-Apgles: gal. $50;
n0l,s0. Corn: Fancy Maine. y1.lo;
P sancAT Fancy eye early june s1ss ssanS.
ard 81: soaked. 5O0Toc. salmon: Sock
eye. tail. s2.10; nat. 81 20: Alaska reds,
81. 80: Alaska pinks. tl.26. Tom osA
Csnee-Packet coffee. ioo-lb case.
S1s.7A a 22.6o delivered.
sacks: Bran, t2s. coarse middiinss.
meal and cracked corn. s2s; corn and
oat chop. y2s per ton.
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Mich: :
gan patent; s..ss: second patent $40;
N.55: spriag pate0I 1885 per Dbl IN
wood
On-Raw linseed. CSC: boiled lin
seed. sec: Diamond headlight hero-
crown gasoline. lzhc gal: turpentine,
40G46 basx; tomatoes. 4-basket crates
in barrel lots. 5shc gal
Pre.,.ieIs-Msss pork xi ssnGs fam M.
smoked hams. ls@1sc: dry salted bris-
kets, 1oh 3110c; shoulders. 10 bc; pIo-
mic hams, 10c; bacon, A01ec: lard. 10
sassr.Ecorreetsd daily by W. II
Edgar a. Son: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb-
5000; 5-lb.. 1890; Eagle tablets. ss;ss:
cut loaf, $S.s5: cubes. $3.50: xxx
S775: graduated, extra coarse, $T.45;
fine. in bulk, s7.35: in 25-lb. cotton
bags. ,7.40: diamond A. s7.45; confec-
TONERS A. $3.50: household powdered,
5-lb. cartons. is to case. $3.50; lib.
cartons, as TO case, $3.50 per case: No.
1, ST35: No. 2, ;7.35; No. 3, $3.50; No,
4, s7.25; No. S, s7.2O; No. 8. s7.15; No. &
s7lo; No. s. s7:os; No 3. 81; No. 10
S695; No. IL, $3.50: No. IL. s6.S5; No.
is. ,s.so; No. IA. $3.50; No. 10. $3.50 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
AWAIT OPINION ON
BRICK PROBLEMS
Aldermen VIII Deal With Situation
Tonight If Legal Rights Are
Defined.

Great uncertainty prevailed In the
ONCE OF the corporation counsel,
Tuesday, az TO whether the opinions
asked for by the streets committee,
Monday on the brick question, would
be forthcoming before the council
meeting tonight. Both Corporation
Counsel Hally and his chief assistant.
Richard l. lawson, were out, and the
clerks In charge could give no en-.
lightenment as TO the opinions. How.
ever, meeting OF the street commit
tee has been called for 6 y. m. In the
expectation that the opinions will be
ready. I'm any event. Il Ii certain
that the brick question will come In
for serious consideration by the coun
Gil
One OF the suggestions coming out
OF the informal discussions among the
aldermen Is that the city force the
Massillon Brick Co. to furnish the
brick for Fort-st. under Its contract
TO supply 1000, 900 brick, more or less.
Up to date, the company has furnished
only about 100000 brick, though or.
ders are In for about 100000. The
company. however, In letter to TIE
mayor some time ago, practically att
mitted that Il could not ship the city
any more brick than IL had been send
ing. That has raised the query:
why did the company bid II II
could not furnish as many brick as
the contract calls for?'
local brick man made public To-
day what purports to be copy OF a
letter sent by Prof. orton Of Columbus
to Mayor Thompson modifying state
ments made in former letter, IN
which he had strongly Endorsed the
RATHER test as the best and safest
test known for paving bricks" This
second letter was not made public by
the mayor. One Of the extracts from
II Is as follows:
II has been shown, In cases
that have come under my knowl-
edge, that bricks which would not
show what would generally be call
ed n good rattler test. have given
an excellent result when actually
laid In the street This does not
prove that the RATHER test Is
worthless. It does tend to prove
that we do not yet know where to .
draw the line between fit and un-
At bricks, as measured by this
test
The letter. II appears, was written
after Prof. Orion had been visited by
delegation of paving brick men, who
represented that an injustice had been
done them.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Easier; mess. $3.50
01s75 Lard: Dull middle west spot.
SseO0g7O Sugar: Raw. Arm; mus
covado, 50 test, t5.75: refined. s5.25:
cut loaf, s7.55: crushed. s7.4o97 So
powdered. ss.s5Q7,10; graduated, Se.76
az Coffee. Rio No. on spot, I3Ec.
Tallow: Firm; city,s7Kc: country ca
Q7Ac Hay: Firm: prime. Sl.25; No.
3, 9CcQt110; clover. soc a S1.15. Dress
ed poultry: Quiet; turkeys, 80 23c;
chickens. 159 3sc; fowls. I4@17c; ducks.
I6@i7c Live poultry: Firmer; geese.
lie: ducks. lac: fowls. 14614hc; tur-
keya 13c; ROSTERS. Sc; spring chick sns.
14@14Ac Cheese: Firm; state milk,
common to specials, 1Oh Gl3Hc; skins.
common to specials. Al Ollie
land coming events cast their events
Butter: Steady: receipts. 1852;
creamery extra, 26626hc. state dairy.
1661ehc; imitation creamery. hrsts.
nominal. Eggs: Steady; receipts, 17.-
4b4: nearby white fancy, 500 S6c; near
by mixed fancy. 21926c; fresh 1rsts.
21627c.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
nosroN COPPER MARKET--c,o.e.

Arizona Cont, so; ArcadIan, ~:
Bos 4 corbin. AZ; Boston Ely. 100:
Butte Coalition. rs: Calumet q Ariz..
fs& Calumet q Hecla. ais; centen-
6lh; East Butte. 10h Franklin, ek |;
oiroux, 41-16; Goldfield Cons, 5&
CRANKY, "a: Greene Cananea, g; Han
cock. 10; Helvetia. 90: Indiana, q: In
eplrauon. ~. Isle R0yhfe, IzT; Kerr
Lake. q: Keweenaw, az: Lake. 24N,
Mohawk. 20: Nevada Cons, II: Nevada
Utah. S.: Niplssing. 7H; North Butte,
11N North Lake. AZ: oijbway, g.:
gld Dominion; lsI; Quincy, sbh Ray
Copper, l3H Super q Boston, az:
Utah Cons. AZ; U. 8 Smelling. s2k: do.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co, Sept II:
The stock market opened Irregular.
but generally fractionally higher
than the previous close. There was
conslderabie selling ON the announce
meat from London that rates Of insur-
arlce against q European war within
two months had been advanced 10 to
IL per cent owing TO increased tension
over the Moroccan AFFAIR, and there
was poor liquidation I'm several stocks
that had previously been strongly sup
ported The tone OF the market was
heavy during the early session.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12
FIRST WOMAN TO GER Joe.

LANSING. Mich. Sept. 12.--Gov.
Osborn has appointed ex-senator
George Barnes, Of Howell. a member
Of the board OF control OF the State
Tuberculosis sanatorium at Howell, to
succeed George w. Teeple. of Pink
ney. Mrs. Abigail Morse has been
appointed count yagent for Leelanau
county. being the first woman In the
state to receive such an appointment.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-12

The Grand frank system reports
gross earnings for the period from
Aug II to 81, amounting to $l,455.332
an Increase of $36,301 over the fig-
ures for the corresponding period last
year The aggregate traffic for the
first two months OF the fiscal year
amounted to sS,SO4.014, as compared
with $7,113.6S1 for the Corresponding
period last year. The gain over 1910
is s1,690,33