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The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
DAILY DEATH LIST,

Elizabeth Clarity. Harper Hospital.
% years; pneumonia.
Thomas Greenwood. ST. Mary's Hos
pital 45 years: chronic interstitial ne
phritis
Hazel Mcwain. 2O55 w. Grand Boule-
ward, years; diphtherla.
Ellen +. Carpenter. laS Bagg-st.. IS
years; rheumatism heart
Augusta Botzen. as sylvester. 81
years, tuberculosis.
Wanda Ella Strong, 81 Leverette. s
years. marasmus.
Russell Schweizer. ole ST. Claire. I
years; gastric ulcer.
Waltnty -Grzeskowiak, 9Sa Riopelle.
81 years; appendicitis.
Irving Henry Taylor. "a Virginia. 81
years; chronic nephritis
Daniel Matthew Birney 4s4 Fourth,
50 years; pneumonia.
Alois Vaientin. 80 Jay. so years; ne
phritis.
Ida J. Rhein. &c Henry. 2l years:
Harry l. Powen. sss Milwaukee. 10
years: acute Brights disease.
Mary sullivan; lt7 Sixth. 81 years;
Mary Larry SCI Shepard. IS years;
Frederick Maycock, Harper Hospital.
so years; shock following fractured
hip. accidental
Janette Greneil, 2ia Kirby. rs years:
cerebral haemorrhage.
Bernard Padden. 142 Second. 81
years; pernicious anaemia.
Teresa Koss. 1o&o Dubois. 10 months:
Benjamin Wheeler, Soivay Hospital.
bS years, chronic nephritis.
|. A. j. Buresh. Jr.. 80 Williams.
years: diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
FOR sALE-vACANT LOTS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-1 a. m.
and every two hours 10 p. m. Sundays
only, IL D. m. Through locals. q. m
and every two hours TO p. m, hourly
10 8 D. m including limiteds hourly TO
III o. m Shore line TO Mt Clemens.
62S A. IN, hourly 10 ll;2S y. m
FLINT LIMITEDS-si: a. IN. s;s5
a. M. si2:S5 ,. IN. 2:35 D. m. s4:3s ..
m Through locals, a. m. every two
hours 10 3 D. m, oxford only. IL p. m
LIlnt sundays only, IL y. m To Romeo.
a m. a. m and every two hours To
10 n m, IL II. m
~ RcEsoN TIMITEDs-s:lS . m. and
every two hours 10 Sis p m. Thropgh
iorAis a. IN aud every two hoursl 20
mn Ann Arbor only. a. m. $50 y.
D. m. 10 D. tn. III p. m Northvills
only $40 a. m. hourly 20 $50 y On.
S.S0 D. m. p. m, IL p. m Saline cars
TO ToI' Epo LIMITEDs--T;20 a ni and
every two hours 10 sac p. m: Saturday
and sunday. 7;2o .. m Through locals:
$40 a. m and hourly to S:so y. M
Monroe only, $50 ,. m, II p m.
WYANDOTTE DIV-5;3s a m: half
hourly 20 s:33 D. m. hourly 10 liis3
PONTIAC DIv-s a m. 20 90 30 min.
service 10 sac p. m. hourly 20 1899.
m n d m: Birmingham only. II M
ORCHARD LAKE DIV.--s q ~
hourly 70 IL .. IN
.Th... car. run through to sssinas-'
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
DIED.

R1CHARDS-Jan. Z. at his late resi-
dence. 462 Trumbull ave. Albert j.
Richards. beloved husband OF Kate
J. Con. and father OF Annabelle, Al
bert j. Helen. Marguerite and David,
Funeral from residence Monday at
y. m.
BowEN-Hsrry Leroy. aged 10 years
son OF Charles II. and Amelia Bowen
died $3.50 q. m, Jan. 8, 1911. Funeral
from residence, 500 Milwaukee west,
p. m. Tuesday. Jan. TO- 1911.
MULHERoN-Jan. 8. 1911. at her resi-
dence. Snyder road, Greenfield. Ber-
tina C.. beloved wife OF DR.. J. j. Null
heron, mother OF John ID. Mulheron.
and sister OF Mrs. Louise McDermott:
of Milwaukee,; O. w. Hesselbacher, OF
Chicago; Mrs. DIR. Otto Scherer and
remains will be removed to VIM. II.
Hamilton a. Co.'S chapel. 26 West
Elizabeth-st., from which funeral
will be held Monday morning at
o'clock
NoLDE-Dalias. Texas, Nellie. beloved
daughter of Anthony and the late
Susan Nolde; dear sister OF Mrs. II.
Henkel, Mrs. George Peterson, Lillian
and Anthony Nolde. Notice or funeral
later.
BURcH-Ian; s. at her home. s2s Cath;
mother OF Lulu NJ. and Charles NJ.
Burch. Notice OF funeral later.
LYNCH--Jan. 8. 1911. at his residence,
$50 Harper-ave,, John F.; beloved
father OF Eta and Nellie Lynch and
Mrs. M. X. Whelan. Notice or run
eral later.
POTTINGER--Jan. 4. Los Angeles, Cal.
William, beloved husband OF Jane.
and father Of Henry, Arthur. Roy,
Eva. Pearl, Mrs. Charles Kidder and
Mrs Carrie Biggs. Port Huron papers
please copy.
SMITH--Julia. beloved wife OF Paul
Smith and mother of julia Smith.
aged SO. Funeral Monday morning
at $3.50 from residence, 20 Park-ave,
st. Clair Heights, and from st. Ber-
nard's church at 3. Interment at Mt.
Olivet.
SMITH Raymond NJ. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert NJ Smith, aged years.
m. from residence, la Stevens-avep
Highland Park.
5, 1911, at her resi-
dence. LOG Elmwood-ave., Catherine
c.. widow of the late Henry Lem
mer and beloved mother of Gustav
G.. Mrs. Joseph Bielman and Mrs.
Lawrence Britt on the eve OF her
10th birthday. Funeral from resi-
dence Monday at $3.50 a. m, and at
st. Mary's church at a. IN.
LEWIS-Suddenly, Jan. 3, Isabel. be-
Eamuel Netzorgs, Mrs. Israel Cohen.
Mrs. Lewis Golden. Mrs. Robt. f.
Tyson Isaac and David Lewis. rum
eral from residence, asa Cass, Mon
day. Ian. 3. at 10 a. m.
THOMPSON--At residence, 223 Theo-
dore-st... suddenly, Joseph c. Thomp-
son, beloved husband of Mary NJ
Thompson. Notice OF funeral late.
Deceased was member OF Fairbanks
Post, @. y. X.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Julian Heisner. 1883 Seyburn.
John Duncanson, loo Mullett.
Stanislaus Borkowski. 452 Garfield. 3
Peter Kosiba, 81 Ingersoll.
Ferdinand Raschke. 622 Buchanan.
Frank Rogman, l65 Lovette.
Arthur weisser, I Avery terrace.
Louis FRANKIE. $50 Fort W.
Frank Mcdonald. 1913 Harrison.
Matthew Kobus. $50 Russell.
Martin MatusZewske. Is Winter.
Robert Douglas, ROB Hartford
August RaadtZ. 800 Cicotte.
Ernest Rayner, 266 St Aubin.
William Clinton Glover. 430 Lansing
Otto Schigur. 2S2 Arndt.
VIM. Vanderbilt, clio Stevens.
John Kosck. 352 Garfield
claude Burt. PAL Chestnut.
Thomas A. Ciesielske. 81 Thirty-third
Frank Cuchocke, 1872 E. Kirby.
Stefan Beich, 541 Forest.
Joseph Iowa, IL Holborn.
Rudolph Liss. 1851 Frederick.
BOYS.
Frederick Gowan, 633 Michigan
Herman Tichman, 124 Division.
John Slusarski, $40 Rivard.
Anthony karaszewski. 20 st. Joseph
Anthony Mojewski. 1906 Orleans.
Joseph Gawinecki. 612 Warren.
Mieczyalaw Borkowski, 1851 Allery
Thomas. Kalapinoki 7sl Mitchell
Paul Repela, SO Glbert.
william Clark, .5S2 Fort.
Vincent Kubera, 2S9 Thictieth
Frank Rademacher, Sl2 Russell.
George Mortlock, 1852 John X.
Joe Devlin. 1927 Russell.
Albert Boyma. lis Illinois.
oliver Dunkleberg. McGraw-ave.
Valerian Zielinski. $50 Elmwood
Antoni Gosik, $50 Farnsworth.
George Knack. 81 Twenty-first.
August Schools, 96S Garfield.
william wawrzyniak, 511 Leland.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Benedict Wtazka. &c; Victoria Gar
bark. 81
Frank Kraft. 90 Rose Murphy. IS
John Palmer. 20; Helena CreloJzin-
ska. 20
Edward Bernstein. 80. Cleveland, o.
Esther Brustein, "a. same.
Stanislaus Noimova, 20; RZolia Sew
inski. 10
lsidora Domingo. 80, Detroit; Anna
Amara. 20, Flint, Mich.
William c. Cargill, SO; Charlotte J.
Mckay, 80.
Charles S. Ritter. 49, Detroit; Caro-
lyn Madden. 22 Manistee.
John Seela, 81: Stanislawa Kowalx-
Yak, SO.
stephen 10th. 20: Margaret 10th. 90
Joseph Luterian, %; Elizabeth Ca
liacsi. "a
Henry schadowske. 22 Sophia De-
lewski. II.
Joseph Palinske. %. Mary Padwad-
owska, 81.
Katharzyna Jablinska. 81; Peter
Gorgan. %.
Roman Krolokowske. 10; Josie IL.
Cryszowsh. Is.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
FIGHT FOR CAR
vENT|lAT0as WON
d. U. R. Agrees To Equip Over SOC
Trolleys and Prosecution of Road
Is Withdrawn.

< The city's fight for yentilators in
the street railway cars, which has
been in progress for several years,
was declared won, Saturday morning
when the ID. U. II. promised, through
its attorneys, in Judge Connolly s
court, that IL would install ventila.
tors In 62S OF its cars as rapidly as
possible
The companys attorney exhibited
a contract with the Peter Smith
Heater Co.. calling for the installa-
lion or combination heaters and ven
ulators, and Health officer Kiefer
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Penniman who have been pushing
the case, said this would be satisfac-
tory
Judge Connolly continued the case
indefinitely. making the condition
that the company should file on the
fifteenth OF every month a statement
as 10 the number OF cars equipped.
The arrangement does not include
the old Fourteenth-ave. cars. the YES
tlbules OF which are not large enough
for the new equipment. il was stated.
NttoIney DOHHeily, VINO Tepreseuleu
the company, smilingly stated that
the venerable arks would be retired
from service as fast as they wore
out.
Efforts to enforce ventilator ordi-
nances have been made for years, bnt
have been unsuccessful because OF
the lack OF ventilator which would
work uniformly, whether the car was
standing or in motion.
The company has n pay-enter cars
on the Woodward line equipped, and
20 in process OF equipment with the
new apparatus. There are 27S double
truck and 203 single-truck cars yet
10 be equipped.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
TARIFF PLANS RESUMED.
Canadian Officials Are In Washington
To Discuss Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON, Jan. with tbs
visit of Minister Of Finance Fieldins
and Minister of Customs Patterson, 81
the Canadian cabinet, to Secretary 81
State Knox today. the preliminaries
to the tariff negotiations looking tc
reciprocity began.
The introductions were conducted
by Charles NJ. Pepper. OF the bureau
of trade relations of the state depart
ment, while Counsellor Chandler An
derson, who will be the second nego
tIator for the United States, was pres
ont at the ceremonies. A formal call
upon the president was arranged for
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
NATIONAL LOAN AND
| INVESTMENT RELIABLE

is reliable behind II OF nigh
standing
knowledge of the
ton which has been TO you before can give you an opinion on
advisabiity OF with them
Is
probably
par or
should a good investment
shout the Wnns''"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
Pay As You Enter Car Corporation

New York, December Is, 1910
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF one
and three-Quarters per cent GAT) on
the Preferred Stock OF this Company
payable January IL. 1911. to stockhold-
ers OF record at the close OF business
December 81, 1910 Checks will be
mailed by the Standard Trust Company
OF New York
wM A. KERR. Asst Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE


to be
n sse the Hs writer
the
come and carefully nyestgatsd)
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
STOCK TOO HIGH AT
FIVE CENTS A SHARE

the the proposition
chiefly selling stock and far
much of chance OF anything happening
willing its resurrection Most OF
found the who believed what
about proposition
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

| presume that you mean the Ma
tional Loan q Investment Co., Nos.
2O4-e Griswold-st.. In your inquiry, as
do not find the National Loan asso-
citation having an ONCE In Detroit.
The National Loan & Investment Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

m
pa,ap cents EoSs invest
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

Busfness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers Tho plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., Is
John r. st Main 1898 or City 1885
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

About AL that is necessary TO be
said about Wellington Mines Is that
the stock is being hawked around by
wildcat brokers at five cents n share
with no takers. | think, myself, that
this is a somewhat high estimate OF
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
FOR sALE-FARMs.

40 A. rs miles from Detroit. mi from
Belleville. good frame house. 2-story
lsx26 and 16xzz with cellar. barn
36x5O. IS a. cleared. a. OF timber.
only $l.40O. A big snap.
~ a. close to Detroit, Groom house,
s0x40 barn, other outbuildings. only
$1,000
20 a. close to the above places. lots
OF good buildings. only $500 and
fine land.
so a. close to Fenton, 1rst-clAss
buildings. only $4,000.
100 "a, Hillsdale county, S-room
house, finished with oak and furnace,
basement barn 32x42. and other good
buildings. only $1,000. Will ex-
change for small farm.
l2s a. Calhoun CO.. J a orchard.
3 a. timber. l2-r. house, with cellar,
36x42 barn. horse barn 3Sx46. COW
barn 36x46, poultry house 12x36 with
basement. hog house 22x1S. tool
house lsx1s. granary 14x20. lots or
small fruit. windmill, tanks only $50
per a. This is a snap.
l60 a., st. Clair co.. near Yale.
good buildings and soil. only $4,000
Come in and see my exhibit OF
Newaygo county crops and SOIL
have the best OF snaps In Michigan
fruit lands from $40 TO $40 per acre.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$4,000 DRUG STORE FOR SALE. In
GLIDING Soda Fountain, In good Kan
sas town. doing fine business. Ad
dress j n. Haska. Hollywood. Kansas
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

80 ACRES near Belleville. 5-room
house. good hip roof barn. IS fruit
trees, gravelly soil. $4,000.
So acres Macomb county, new house..
large hip-roof barn. flowing we'll 8
acres fruit; 5000.
80 acres out Grand River: 7-room
house. 2 barns; $500
80 acres. with good buildings. near
Ypsilanti: $500. Will exchange for
good two-family fiat. not over $4,000.
$50 acres, 13 miles from city hall on
car line, acres OF orchard. Is acres
OF timber, 10-room house, barns.
wind mill and all necessary out
buildings; clay and black loan soil;
$4,000.
/ have large list of farms; IL you are
looking for a farm call TO see
EYSTER,. THE FARM MAN,
507 Majestic Bldg
office open until o'clock Thursday
evenings.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
Dolan Warns Against Fakir.

Supt. Thomas Dolan, OF the poor
commission, has received word that
the woman giving her name as Mrs.
Fanny Johnson. No. 26S Fifth-st, who
has been begging with small child.
is again at work. The woman goes
around with a poverty story. and takes
what cash she can get. IL people
offer TO send her provisions or cloth
ing. she gives the .Fifth-st address.
The occupants OF the house at that
number have been kept busy turning
away loads of supplies. They never
saw the woman.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
Why Don't You Build a Homer

And paying Make small cash payment will
build home suit the balance be paid like Call
office the location of the and
City 64o6 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE M. 64o6.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

BUSINESS WOMEN. teachers, nurses.
demonstrators, investigate a business
proposition which will net $25 TO $50
weekly. Exceptionally fine openings
Tor capable men or women. Bust
ness permanent. Explanation free
Room 2. IL Witherell-st.. opposite
new Y. NJ c. A
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., is
John R.-st. Main 1898 or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-09
LOST AND FOUND.

GOLD WATCH FoUND--Huntins case.
on Chene-st and Gratiot-a ave In
itials on case. Inquire OF Emil r.
Cischke. sherin's office, County bldg
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
HOLD STEEL STEADY-GARi
Advises Against Lower Prices at
Present Producing Cost.

The text Of the address delivered By ez,
Judge Z. Il. Gary, chairman OF the United
States steel Corporation, ct the dinner 10
The leading steel manufacturers OF the
country at the Waldorf on January Il was
made public yesterday. In his remarks 10
the assembled steel men eN-JUdSe Gary
declared himself opposed 20 any further
lowering q steel prices, which, he SAID, N
his opinion, would DO more harm than
good. and that instead Of getting more
business they would get less business.
AZ the same time Re said that II any OF
those present were in favor Of reducing
nricss al any time, and would make the
fact known 10 him. they would hnd him
follower and not stubborn opposer. I
sssu aIways beg leave 10 express my opin-
ion 10 regard to what I think are fair
rr,oes " he added. "but will do it not
for the purpose Of expecting you 70 adopt
my views. nor for any purpose thar you
bavs W mind when YOU express TO me
vour opinion. II a majority Of you shsA
be OF the opinion that ] am making
mistake In advocating the maintenance OF
prices you will have no difficulty IN get
ting me to change my opinions, ana very
fortunately the finance committee @ ou:
rorpcrsuou. which determines the poilcy
~ the corporation, ara which is made w
~ the biggest men we can get, Is IN sc-
cord with me concerning these views.
rx-Judge Gary pointed out that N We"
~ the high cost Of production al the pres
~, time and the low prices that prevail
vse steel manufacturers could not reduce
prices Of their products unless they also
reduced the wages of their employees ana
+rs+ he added. II think wonid pc 90
pl1red.' -.,.,, ,,r.
ssNye may be forced % reduce wages any
hog.D he went on, fer maybe tAey a.S
too high ct present, but you gentlemen
I'll have 10 satisfy me with the taets ana
orures before you can get my consent u
arv reduction .,..
rv-Tudeo Gary said further that at this
-s-Tic,,Isr time there was not n this coan-
NV NV q demand for more than 50 per cent
-, the total producing capacity Of the steel
manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
JUDSONS OWED S271,820
Schedules IN Bankruptcy Show
Stock Brokers Had $224,634.

Schedules in bankruptcy n Judson 4
r,,Nsor stock brokers, OF No Is Broad
80, FLED Yesterday show liabilities OF
,o-, s2o Of which sl525s2 are secured, and
nominal assets OF sz2i634. The National
sark Of Commerce and the National Bank
- So YORK are secured creditors for SD,-
900 each
schedule. or Alfred ". Judson, the senior
,sr.ner who committed suicide, fled by
o. r Judson, his executor, show liabih-
So ~ sza g44 and assets OF Sll7 $50, con
.,g+,rg ~ his seat on the New York Stock
r-vcbange. s70,Ooo. a house and nineteen
,rrss OF land az Camden, Me, S5,oco, mort
sssed for $1,000. "a note for 5000. cash IN
ssok $40 and proceeds Of life Insurance..
= IA He carried $4,000 life insurance.
tzs rad four secu. &c creditors and no uR-
occurred creditors. They are John Meier.
s,o Fat and Robert P. Dorenas, $4,000 both
.,ock brokers. who are secured By his
seat on the New York stock Exchange. the
Touitable Life Assurance Society S,2fo,
ana the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
r,mpany Of New Jersey. G,&o, both Sc
cured by Insurance policies
Schedules Of c. Y. Judson, the surviving
,sy+ner. show liabilities Of 1ls54 Of which
81 zoo IS a loan on a life Insurance policy,
and e. le 70 Josephine !. Judson. Assets
ere 81. 100 consisting Of cash IN bank, 81.
and equity in life insurance. s7Oo
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan I9-CATTLE-RecoiptS eooo:
s. stead S.eses s sSf oSsr, 1eSss s'ss % ,ssssys
calves. ' 81 5O9ss so HoGs-Recslpts. al coe:
weak g SSgss 10 Eisss S.7 g g. 'ISts Ssss 10 O.
choice heavy. q eoaSS 10; pigs 81 Toess 20.
bulk Of sales tsgss o. sHEEP-Receipts. u.
900; weak; native, 50 eoTs+ 60; western " tsg
G{6 30. Western s5asS SIS.
Kansas city, Jan, ie.-cATTLE-Rece.pts:
beef ana Vi export steers IS eoqss 10 fair to sood
s. 3JqS6 go. Western, 50 25qs9 stoeksrs and
Feeders 81 T5TS5 50; Southern, sS 2sasi; south
ere 81 4cqS6 3. bulls. S4 25gS5 Is calves, 81 ~
GS5 50. HOGS-Rscelpts. 100; strong 20 oc
sigher: s ba!z q sales, 81 s59Ss;. 9s.s hesayg 81 Sg
Hs7 9757 SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; l0c . lo-
lower. larbs, IS 7gaS6 Is: yeariings. 5. $50
IS 60. Wethers, "a 25as4 go ewes 50 Soss4 50.
East Buffalo, jan fS-cATTLE-Escstp.s
90 steady yEALS-Receipts. 200; active. 30
.:Esr sg'l HogEseigts SssJ2 g : :99S g 1s.ss ,I.s
$ 353Ss As; Yorkers. IS 45Qss Is: pigs 80
2s35 r2gghs Ins 90 s. aoqS5 qLz, 80; s;sss @fss 20;
Receipts, Is 90; hsayy lambs. s5ass 50; haady
lambs, S5gSe so. yearlings. IS 25gS5 so. ~ether,.
81 40qs4 30; ewes, s. 257$4 10 sheep. naiasd
81 754$4 so; handy lambs, active; heavy iauah~
&C cincinaar!. Jan. 1s-cArTLE-s.e.ipes, 1870
quiet; fair 20 good shippers. s. aSgss -; COM
Sc lower. butchers and shippers SO l56ss 20
common, 81 50dss 25. sHEEP-Rsceipts. ioa.
stsasy g 25GSi q. LAnBs-Activs and srrons
Pittsburg, jan ls-cArTLE-steady; suppl
sfiEEP-Lower suppiy Is double decks; prime
s8. iambs' s5sSs 25 veal calves. siOs,iO 81
heayie.. s. Ioass y; rnedianl9 S %; ,sN0 seay.
IS IS. pigs. So go roughs s7ds7 20
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

average, s11 per lC0 n: 90 is0 70. $40 Is: g.
I29 10, $40 80. 3 cuIls, 100 n. SO.
8 Judd q Co.: 81 Western calves, 32i -, 81.
Jellifs, Wright Co: vsals i45 70. 81 !:
IL ~ 70. so % sgrslo. iS5 n. 80 30; 80 West
n. So so
". 2, Hume: Q vssl, l52 70. sli; 9. iss p
George s. L :. Dillenback: Veals $50 -.
SO %: 2. 100 rS' slo {. liz n. 50 20 : - :.
Andrew Mullen; veals. Ieo n. sill: 5. too n.
Tobfn a shannon veals. iG5 n. si1
SHEEP AND LhN BS-Rer tots - ears. Or
ares head. l3 cars on sale. sheep almost rom
insl and unchanged. lambs slow and iSEo25o
lower. -Four cars unsoid. Common 70 fair sheep
sold AZ s3nS4 per 100 n. good 70 prime lanos
So 5Onx6 10 culls, 81 Dressed mutton steadY
al 7qslzc per 10; dressed lambs slow and weak
al i0dl2c: country dressed hothouss lambs
changed az 1910 80 per carcass
70 average Sc % 'tS" per TO 10 - iss. ss 10 s. 80;
I yearlng. 130 n, s.; state sheep, III -.
Mcpherson & CO. ioS state lambs. 70 n. So 90 :
rs state sheep IS n S3 20; 2O5 81 n So 62is
Eerns Commission Co. 2i2 state lambs. ~ -,
W R. Hume: "a stat. lambs. 70 70. ss75;
2o2 So n. Sc 20: % sheep. 80 70. 81
Sc 80; IS sheep. ~ n. 81 80.
So u: IS ss n. ss 80. curs. % n s.; stat.
sheep, ll6 70 50 So Is. 81 n. SO %; 5. 100 y g.
e. W ous & Co.: ~ state lamos, 81 ~
HnGs-Receipts. ros head. 1. car IN ,sle
Feeling nrn % 10r higher Light weights arr
pigs sold AZ SIS 90GS9 per 100 70. Country dresssf
hogs steady az 9HI2isc per y.
Sales-s. sandsrs: q state pigs, io4 n. SO;
rough $50 n. 81 so
Andrew Mullen: state pigs. ii3 n, s. 20
j @. Curtis Son: state pigs, 81 70. IS 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
AFTER ARREST
gisrles I. Vaughan's Liabilities
s109,699 Assets, S105.

zu!,s :. Vaughan. who was vice-presl
t;, and treasurer OF the Continental
Vss.sss Telephone and Telegraph Com
s't and was arrested By Dostofice in
fs;lors or Ngvemler q on charges o.
sag the nails 70 aef-au1, sled yester-
Ai q voluntary Deu-.on IN bankruptcy.
i1'as his liabilities as 2l09.s99 anC his as
~ as SO. The assets are described as
i,Ss,!ng % g cash iu d trust company
y saarss or stock OF the Continental
lssss Telephone and Telegraph Com
'''y valued a. 60 and Gtty shares OF
I-'5 q -ae Collins Wireless Telephone
'+17aHy valued ar 81.
A-91g bis principal creditors Vaughan
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= S-STgeS preferred against him N No.
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