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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
AT ROAD JUNCTION
saints highway and blue Grass Road
60 Meet I'm Cass County
Town.


CRESTON, Ia. April 1l-(Special)-A
pathrnders committee consisting Of e.
T. Philpot Of Sharpsburg r. Martin OF
Lennox and j. w. Reynolds, arrived here
this evening IN the quest Of route for
the Saints Highway the new state
iyaI proposed between ST Paul and 81.
JoseLh
They viii start from Bedford and trace
the route from there into Des Moines.
From here the committee will so north
to Greenfield. thence through Menlo and
from there over the White Pole river
to the river road between Davenport
and Council Bluffs into Des Moines.
II is proposed to have this new high
wev connect permanently with the White
Pole road from Menlo as It IS said to be
much the better aud qnicker route into
Des Mones
The meeting held here last week was a
most enthusiastic one and resulted in an
organization to put the road through.
Creston and Union county appropriated
$500 towards the new highway and this
city will be a junction OF that road with
the Blue Grass road from here to Kent.
where It will run on to Maryville and Bed
ford instead OF going TO Corning and Vii
sca as at first proposed.
The street commissioner here has beer
ordered to start work on the Saints High
way route out Of here north, at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
s, H. Foster is Ill at
MarshalltOwn Home
Well Known Former Resident of
Council Bluffs May Not Recover
from Disease.

Word was received from Marshalitown
yesterday OF the serious and perhaps fatal
Illness OF S. H. Foster. who has for the
last two or more years been an inmate OF
the Soldiers home About everybody In
Council Bluffs knows and has the kind
Hest feelings for sol" Foster, and the
report OF his dangerous illness is most
unwelcome news.
Mr.. Foster has been In falling health
for several years -Four years ago ne was
forced TO CLOSE out the business of the
Council Bluffs Paint & OIL company, which
no organized many years ago and for a
dozen or more years had been conducting
IN the Merriam block Soon after getting
out Of business he entered the home. and
for a time improved greatly under the
excellent care and rest secured there. For
the last year, however. he has failed
rapidly. He IL now 90 years old. His
daughter. Miss Minnie Foster. was called
70 his bedside by a telegram received late
Saturday night Other members OF his
family and his brother, A. d. Foster oil
ChicRao. have been notified.
N Y PLUMBING co Tai s5N Night Linn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
chief of Department Files Annual
Report with the City
Council.

chief Nicholson filed with the city ooun-
ell last night his annual report, showing
the number OF fires and the fire losses IN
Council Bluffs during the last year. II
gives 1910 the distinction or having had
the greatest number OF fires IN any one
year In the history OF the city The total
number Of alarms was IA breaking the
record established the previous year OF aOA
The report warmly oommends the hearty
cooperation OF the members Of the de-
partment and thanks the police depart.
ment for the efficient assistance rendered
Following are the number OF alarms, total
Insurance involved and actual loss for
each month during the year,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
Iowa

the Chicago & Northwestern shops in this
city to suspend all work and report az
Clinton. There is no definite reason for
this sudden turn in affairs but evidently
nothing viii be done this spring toward
the erection OF shops.
No orders have as yet been given for
the disposal OF the material shipped
in during the last two weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Mobile skirts Cleaned and Pressed.
Our equipment and highly skilled help
enables ne to do the best possible work In
our cleaning and pressing department
especially in cleaning and pressing such
delicate garments as the hobbls skirt
Bring out your old spring suit and let
as make Il look like new. Prices very
reasonable Bluff City Laundry. Dry
Cleaning end Dye Worka. Phones uG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
real E.tate Transfers.

Real estate transfers reported to The
Bee. April 10. by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
A. r. Elwell to James II. Page. part
eiA neh. 33-I7-43. q. c. d................S 8
Carl H. Morgan and wife to Martha
Hobbs, part lot l. partition subdi-
vision, 26-75-A W. d................. $50
Patrick e. Burke to Mary NJ. Burke,
lot In block 2, Lodges addition to
Walnut, Iowa W. d. .....,......... 1
Gerald A. Damon to e. s. Damon,
lots s, and 10 in Damons addition
to Council Bluffs Ia. W. d........ 500
@ T. and r. A. Karges and wives
to Enoch Hess lot 6 in block in
Evans Bridge addition to Council
Bluffs, Ia, W. d. ,................... 1925
Charles T. officer and wife to Henry
Smith, lots and 5 in block Q in
Highland Place addition to Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, ". d.................. 400
William Arnd and wife to Andres
Christensen, lot in block 6s in
Riddles subdivision In Council
Bluffs, Ia, W. d......................, rs
Seven transfers, total. ..............., 2,7O6
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
Council Bluffs
SENIORS oUTCLASS JUNIORS
One-sided Game of haskell Bali Ends
with score of Fifty-Five
20 Ten.

The Council Bluffs High school seniors
defeated the Council Bluffs High juniors
last night In a one-sided match game OF
basket ball at the Bluffs ~" s. to 10.
Oliver Boylan and Goldsmith STARRED for
the seniors and Harris for the juniors.
Deffenbeugh, for the seniors. shot twelve
field goals The score at the end Of the
first half was ~ to In favor Of the sen
Tors. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

II leu Boalss OlNel ibls dOluSIllNn it)
Deffenbaugh Q2, Boylan C2), Weinberg %,
DeN Frank ID and Harris (2). Free throws.
oliver %, DeX Frank 90. Referee Collins
Of South Omaha High school. Time Of
halves Fifteen minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

The Omaha Bees Great Booklovers' Con-
test--Thirty-nine prizes. You can enter at
any time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs office %
The Omaha Bee Is at ls soott
Street. Both Phones "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Suspend Work ON shops.
MISSOURI VALLEY Ia. Airil Ii
Especial -word was received by the
engineer in charge Of the rebuilding Of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
PASSION WEEK SERVICES
FassOE Oq Broadway Methodist Church
AnnOuhces Themes for Special
Meetings.

Rev. ]. NJ. williams. pastor OF the Broad
way Methodist church. announces that
there win be passion week services AZ the
rhurch each evening this week. The fol-
loving wiz be the themes and Soriptural
readings each evening as the worshippsra
Hollow the Master during his last week At
Jerusalem, beginning with this evening;
"a Day Of Conflict" Luke 2o-1.
wednesday, "A Day OF Retirement"
fhursday, Last Day with the Disciples, +"
Matt 26;tf-S5, John H.
Friday. 'iThs Day Of Suffering" John
gs6n Monday evening the Epworth league,
IBaraoas and Philatheaa are especially re-
buested 20 be present, On Friday evening
the sunday school teachers and officers
Reguiar monthly meeting Of the Aid
society viii be held with Mrs. G. w.
Bentft rs Madison avenue. on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:8Q. Refreshments will be
served and a special hour viii be enjoyed.
All women OF the congregation urgently In
sited 20 be present
Wheel No. will meet with Mrs, Harry
1 y. Jackson. Ni Tenth avenue, wednesday
Afternoon az o'clock.
4 Chorus practice wednesday and Eatur-
eAy evening. Easter music on hands
Isf6f Miller desires a full attendance.
Easter sermon next Sunday morning. The
rphildrens program will be conducted al the
hour Of the evening service. Baptisma will
b administered in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Our stock Of garbage cans Is complete.
We carry the celebrated Wits eorrugatsd
cans and pals sl.a6 10 $40 each; they have
heavy rims and tight hitting covers p. q.
De Vol Hardware Co. CO Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Drink Budwelser King of Bottled Beers
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

Drink Budwsissr. Eins of Bottled Beers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12
NICHOLSON GIVES FIRE LOSS

N. Z. Plumbing Co, Tel. so Night L-l7oa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-12

It's easy. The shape stays.
Note this gun-metsl foxed
blucher.
A business-like model for
the young man.
Conservative.
DresSy.
With the popular high heel
and toe.
And all the Crossett COM
fort-kinks.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Orville Elliott, 2lt briggs.
Jakub Richard. is Widman.
William Dwyer, III Townsend.
August Babrzedrowske. 6g3 Hendrie.
Albert czada,-100s McDougall.
Ignaz Viczorek. sSl Rivard.
Frank Coyki. 736 Riopelle.
Peter Joseph. 436 Adelaide.
VincentCamagie. 66i Riopelle.
George Joseph. AIS Alfred.
Malcomb Henry. 1875 Vermont.
Edward Flynn. 204 Maybury.
VIM. Burkheiser. 2t6 Berlin.
Lewis Merrell. 1S4 Brewster.
click Bcrmbaum, ESQ Rowena-
Hymen Segal. 4Ss st. Antoine.
Jacob AXlsnn-- 22S-ColuRae4a~-
David Patton, 1883 Wabash.
Emil Ritter. 564 Grandy.
Conrad Horkenbach. see Twenty
fourth.
Jan Jansxarck. 1859 Russell.
John Kinalski. sic Twenty-third
Frank McKiewfcz. 356 Medbury.
Earl Mckinley, l2S Widman.
Stanley Ignaclak. 81 Kanter.
Steven Kubina, 1928 Farnsworth.
BOYS 49,.
Leo Koeller, IT'S Jos. Campau.
Alexander Zabielski, 1894 Chene.
William Schuyler, SIS Trnmbul-
Fred Penny. 365 Haigh
George Barns. 1913 Virginia
John Little. $50 McGraw.
Fred Buch, 72t Erskine.
Erdman Schild. 795 Townsend.
Wesley Dafoe. {S1 Avery.
Walter Eisenbrandt. l0T Lorain.
Max Schultz. 1l9 Brewster.
Joseph Runner, S6s Dubois.
Francesca Vatilara, 342 Roosevelt.
Arthur Lewis. +59 Baldwin.
Harold Marsden. 1850 Champlain-
Nathan Baron, ass Beaubien.
George Kincaid. sac Waterloo.
Jacob Dalenka. liz Superior.
Thomas Kubiak, $50 Piquette.
Alexander Zuska. SS3 Frederick.
Morris Galisolm. 1928 wilkins.
William Carelli. $50 Grand River.
William MacLean, 293 Wabash.
Harold Davis, 692 Second.
Frank Rompc, 500 Thirtieth.
Orin Turnbull. SCI Grand River.
Richard Riopelle, sl2 Roosevelt.
James Davey. 225 Lawton.
Edward 81. John. 81 Goodsen.
August Mailman, 665 Milwaukee.
Chas. Rooms. 33T Dubois.
Roy Fitzpatrick. 1O4s Theodore.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
PROPOSITION HONEST
BUT NOT ATTRACTIVE


The perfectly and honest and the
property
shareholders better
chance profits there There some
enue
preliminary capital available in a lump
impressed with prospects OF the properly
Is located In ina.
nothing Indicate
will do the mining failures that scattered
indication OF
until the
limit indca
make a district
fields
thoroughly worked and the that being
been OBJ
tanned In other OF the
The Shareholders Protective be organized and
honestly his
denied
that is still doubtful proposition least and that offers moth
1t
does look attractive, honest
opinion ideas
Shareholders enticing
osition of this The
chances proposition
is likely hoe required funds
than
copper
let the mining
shape that he something before public
participate
realizing anything out Of either Of them
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23

Appls.-Baldwins. 's07; steers rec
s606.50 per Dbl.
Banaaa.--Good shipping stock. ,i.Sl
@2.25
Bean.-Dried Lima, 8 l-2Q7c per ID
Ceiery-Florida. ~ 70 $3.50
Cauiifiower--ss0 $50 per dox.
Chee.e--Michigan iats. old. is0isc
new. isQlie; fancy. old: lSGise; new
l2h Ql3c; York state fats. old. $50
Ice; late made, 130l4c; domestic
Swiss, 1s0Isc: block Swiss. Ito Ice
imported Swiss. 2sgs0c; Limburger
Dntes-Persian. 50sc per ID: Fards
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. s9she ID;
common. 1Qsc ID.
Figs-Tmported. new, III Vl6c per 10;
California, 35c per ID.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. 65Q75c per doz; lettuce, ht't-
house sGiGe IS sa, sssa lettuce fenE
round. zoo Csc doz; green pepper. SOC
basket, carrots. 50c buIparsntps, 90 u
CSC bu; beets. SEC bu; t"rnips. soc bu;
tomatoes, 6;basket crates. ty too per
ach, 25@30c per Blu; green beans,
S2OOG225 per bu: wax beans. s20
2.25 per bu; asparagus. 4OV60c per dog:
green onions. 12Mc doZ: beets. 20 ~ soc
ioz: green peas. si7592 per bu: new
cabbage. SAYS Q2.so; water cress. zoe
Grape FruIt-Fiorida. ,4So0s per
Honey-Fancy white. l701sc; No. I.
.16GI7c, amber, i4@is; extracted, so
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots. T. o. b. Detroit: Mol timothy.
new s22: No. timothy. $40; clover.
mixed. $50: rye straw. $7Qs; wheat
and ost straw, S. i Loose s,,Y hay y.r iTSm
ranged from s20Q26 as TO quality.
Hides-No. / cured, lie: No. ! green.
shc: No. / cured bulls. SC; No. i green,
sns No Zoe cured s1rsd e eaPi i No. No ise
green calf. No. !. lac per ID: horse
skins. as to wool. 2o05oc: No. hides.
lie on on Kip. lHe on on ean; -
l2c per 10; maple syrup. 70 soc gal.
Lemons-California. $s.5o@4so per
Nut.-Black walnuts. ~ 02c per ID;
butternuts. 81 @4c per Id; new she'll
barks. 494h per ID.
Limes-s1 61.25 per doz.
Mu.hrooms-l59 zoe per doz .. :.
Onion .set.-Yelow, .N.2s;. white.
OnionsE,1.5o per blu; Spanish
$50 per crate; Texas Bermudas. 20
2.25 per crate.
per box.
Observation-Disclosures A2504so per
crate.
Potatoe.-Michigan car lots. 4o04sc
per bu; new Triumphs, $3.50 blu; rev
Florida. 81 bu, $3.50 bbl
Poultry - Broilers. % 92sc: fowls.
l5c; old roosters. 9910c; -tucks, lac:
geese, 11W1sc: turkeys. 149l6c Id.
strawbcrries-24-q cases. $s.2sG
$50 per case.
Taiiow-No. /. SIC: No. 2. 4hc per
b.
Woof-Medium unwashed. lie: hne
120l5c; reflections, lie per
n
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Theodore C. Mallon, %, Ida Hoff-
man. %.
Hector Braekewelt, 81, Bertha
Mows, IL.
George e. Townsend. %, Della NJ.
Matthews, %
John basin, &c, Louise Higgins,
20.
Charles Levitt, 81, Ethel Crooks,
%, Toronto, Can.
Fred Close, 35. Veronica Kurkow-
ska, Is.
Francis B. Foster. 40, Charlotte NJ.
Reisch. AZ.
Julian NJ. Case. "a. Ethel F.
Strong, %.
Abraham Miller. 80. Rosa Orange.
25.
Rudolph A. Pletz. 26, Ella Nc
Cathney, &c.
Alfred 8. Cloutier. 26, Detroit:
Margaret Sullivan, %, Owosso.
Antonio Diogostino, &c, ANGELA
M. Soave, %.
William II. Wilson, %, Lottie
Woodlyn. "a.
Conrad A. sokawski. rs, Angeline
Gregrowicz, 20.
Matthew Reichle, 81, Nellie Flock,
81.
William j. Theisen, 25, Dearborn;
Eleanora b. Toulitz, 10, same.
Henry c. Kehmeier, rs, Lincoln,
Neb.; Ida Fl. Thiede, 20, Detroit
Frank Dunn, 81, Plymouth; Pearl
II. Little, rs, Worthwhile.
Milton Arnold. 26. Denver, Colo. !;
Irene Stasch, %, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Susie Hayner. rs Ash. IS years: ex-
Chas ziesse. sss Bellevue. as years;
Brights disease.
Margaret e. Arnett. House OF Provi-
dence l year; edema glottidis
Charles Moran, $40 Macomb, 81 years;
mitral reorganization.
jacob b. Greenberg, Harper hospttai,
Il years: intestinal abscess
Cathern Gabei. s1t Oakland. u years;
Eva Aimas. sss Hancock. year;
Willie A. Grinnell. 1873 Atkinson. As
years pneumonia.
Jesse white, 24s Clinton, 20 years;
pulmonary .embolism.
Peter Posthumus. Harper Hospitai.
e2 years; carcinoma stomach.
George CARLYLE. Eloise. Mich Ss
years: apoplexy.
Claxton, 1915 Fourth; D:
years; paralysis.
years; CEREBRAL apoplexy
Robert Mills. ST Mary's Hospital. 70
years: tuberculosis.
Michael Reynolds. St Marys HOS
pital, 81 years; pneumonia
Anna Kelpin, 1908 Hendrie' % years.
Oregon stanzel. sss Forest, months
Daisy Campbell, s2s wabash. 2 years;
pneumonia
Emma wattensperger, 50 years;
crushing injuries to body. struck by
car.
Robert Lindsay. 5s4 Chene, So years:
tuberculosis OF bowels.
Frank Tenenbaum. az years; 242 st.
Antoine; gunshot wound OF the chest.
Lille versele, 27s Hendricks. 1 year;
cerebro spinal eningitis
-fsffzatseth-BEoge, 12S Clippert, rs
years: apopleXy.
Emily Petite. Cottrellville. Mich. 70
years; cerebral hemorrhage.
Michael Calvin. 81 Montcalm. 10
years; arterial sclerosis.
Henry w. Walker, 81. Mary's hos
pitaI, 70 years: apoplexy.
william Boiger. Little Sisters OF Poor.
az years; senility
samuel Meyer. Eloise, Mich. Sc years
tuberculosis.
Mary Carroll. 4bi Kerchevai. IS
years: phthisfs pulmonalis.
Sarah T. Huston, "a Hecla, 81 years;
apoplexy.
ongenitel malformafion OF heart.
Edward Rejwski. $50 Willis. month,
pneumonia.
Nina cywinskL St Marys Hospital.
46 years: dropsy
Joseph strzsInski 742 Palmer, Z
years: appendicitis
William Burns 10 Thirty-nfth. CT
years. valvular- disease Of the heart
Martin Materowski, 1882 Chene. Ss
years: pneumonia
Edward Krych, ga Dubois, II
Amy McDougle. Harper Hospital, as
years: mitral reorganization.
Robert Robertson, 6Ss Rivard, &c
years; pneumonia
John ~. Manning-sO years. 1890
lTwenty-third; chronic nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
JopBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. s2.7s;
baked beans. lib. SO q soc; Lima beans.
g71E5o. Corn. Fancy sfal1s. 3S.1o:
standard. SIC. Table beets, 81. 40
Peas: Fancy. early June. sl.ss; stand
ard, 800: soaked. 50G 70c. Salmon;
sockeye. tall. 1910: Nat. s2.25i Alaska
reds. $3.50: Alaska pinks. s1.25. Toma-
toes. 5000; succotash. $l0l.lo per
doz
Conee-Packet coffee 100-lb. case
$lS.75G 1880. delivered
Feed--Bran. s27; fine middlings. SIS;
coarse middiings. sls; cracked corn;
$22; coarse cornmeal. S2z; corn and
oats chop, $50 per ton
FIour-Michigan patents. In wood.
best, sS.?o: ordinary patents. s4so;
straight. t4.ss; clear. s4.25 per Dbl Sye
OH - Raw linseed. csc: boiled lin
seed. sec; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc; Perfection, sc; Eocene.
lohe; crown sasol,i line a LIZ gai; tur-
Provisions--Mess pork. $3.50; fam
lily, s1S50@I9.50; medium, clear. sle u
II; smoked hams. 13414c: dry
sailed briskets. sh g loci sho1ider !:
l5hc; lard, in tierces. SIC; kettle
rendered. 9%c ID.
suEars-Corrected daily by w. H
Edgar g. Son; Crystal dominoes. .-lb.
$3.50; 5-lb, $3.50; Eagle tablets. $s;I5;
cut loaf. ss25; cubes. $3.50; xxx
powdered. $50: standard powdered.
S5.65: granulated, extra coarse, Ss.3S;
fine. In bulk. $5.25; - 2h-lb. cotton
bags. $3.50; Michigan. graduated, S5.15
household powdered. S-lb. cartons, IL
TO case. Sc; lib. cartons. as to case.
$3.50; diamond A. $685.; confectionery
4: $50; No. I ss.2s No 2. ss;25; No. :.
y5.05; No. z. IS; No. s, s4.s5: No. 8, S4.s0;
No. 10. SASS: No. IL, $3.50: No. IL. S4.7e;
No. Is. $40; No. Ia. s4.7o; No. Is. s4.7s
per 100 lbs.
Hides--No. /, cured. lie; No. 1,
green, lie; No. /, cured bulls. &C;
No. 1, green, 1-2c; No. /. cured veal
kip. IL 1-2c; No. 1. green. 10c; No. l..
cured calf, Ice; No. /, green calf, lac;
No. l, horsehides, 1915; No. 2, SITS;
sheepskins. zoe to scot as to WOOL
No. 2, hides, 1c on; No. 2. kip and
calf, 1-2c of.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
NEW YORK COTTON.
/. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK rRopucE.

NEW YORK. May 2s--Flour; Quiet
and unchanged Pork: Steady; mess.
s1775M1s Lard: Dull middle west
spot, ss15mS.25 Sugar: Raw. arm;
centrifugal. sc test. ss.S6: muscovado,
50 test. s3.36. refined, quiet cut loaf.
$40. crushed. $500 powdered, IS;
graduated, $500 Coffee: Rio No. Z
ON spot, 1fM 6112c. Tallow Quiet; city.
15-i6c; country, ga @6ho. Hay;
Firm and higher; prime; $50; So-3;
poultry. Firm; turkeys. 13M 23e: chick
ems. 1la1shc; fowls. s@151tc; ducks.
So i5e 1--we poultry; Unsettled; geese.
DC; ducks. 1Sc; fowls 14h M1bc; turk.
and easy; state milk. common TO spe-
oials. "a 414c; skins. common TO spe-
Gals ia Zoe: full skins, 2M2hc. Butt
ter: Steady: receipts, 1921 creamer2
extra, 2lc: state dairy tubs. 10 gle;
Eggs: Firm; N.Receipts. 34,sss; nearby
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
NEW YORK honey.
WOULD AMEND DIVORCE LAWS.
Reform Association Also SAcSesse
Trial Divorces for Michigan.

aasopms- Association Al.c Suggests
Trial Divorces for Michigan.
The National Reform association
plans to undertake a campaign for
the purpose of having the laws OF
Michigan concerning divorce revised
so as to eliminate many OF the
grounds, such as incompatibility,
drunkenness, ETC., which obtain at the
present time. The Rev. j. s. Nc
Graw, field secretary Of the assoeia-
ton, arrived in the city Tuesday TO
prepare for the work, which Will be
taken UP in a state convention or the
Reform association, June 20, In the
Y. M. G. A.
The association will suggest trial
divorce" or legal separation for as
long time as the courts or parties
concerned may deem advisable as
substitute for the summary and COM
plete divorce which Is now given.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
PRODUCE.

Steadiness seems To be the principal
feature OF the produce market THIS
week A few calves and few chick
ems were received this morning. but
no buyers appeared on the early run
Butter made no change this week
About the only thing new In prices
was in old potatoes. which have drop
ped little lower. buyers finding new
potatoes relatively cheap and more de-
sirable than the old Strawberries were
In fair supply only and were steady TO
firm at quotations,
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23

hoboing expedition came to a
sudden termination. Tuesday morn
ing, when George Wilkinson, residence
not known. died suddenly on the Mil
ler-rd.. while he and HIS pal, James
Garrety were on their way TO Ply
mouth. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
a Young Man
and His
References

A young man who ap-
piled for a position pro-
duced his savings pass
book when asked for refer
ences. This showed him to
be a systematic m O n ey.
saver.
He got the job.
The best prizes in the
blu in es s world are for
those with s liability of
C n aracter The saving
habit is a character builder.
The Savings Department of
this Bank helps you form
the saving habit.
Come in today
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, zlc; nrsts. ice Id;
dairy, 1bc; packing stock, 13c Id.
Eggs - Current receipts. cases In
Guided. l6hc per doz. Receipts Tues
day. l,32l cases. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
oADVCE 10 INVESTORS
By FINANCE


OF be
reliable information reat-
and
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23

opinion the %. in
Development Co. - W. -
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
r. s. stevenson props Dead.

X. ,. Stevenson Drops Dead.
Richard 8. Stevenson, 46 years old,
No. 453 Helenave., a wellknown
painting contractor. dropped dead.
Tuesday, In the plant OF the Hudson
Motor Car Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
NEW YORK, May 2s.-There was

NEW YORK. May 2S.-There was
moderate irreguiarity In the early
lrading on the stock exchange today.
With number of issues showing
mall losses while others ranged
oltghtiy higher. At the end OF fifteen
minutes the market was steady.
Ill q. ma strong tone developed
a. the last half of the first hour and
nome substantial advances were estab-
1ished.
governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-Renewed pressure during the
last half OF the forenoon forced Steel
common below 80.
p. m.-The market was active In
the afternoon, but price movements
we're In nearly all cases to lower
prices and the tone was weaker than
~ any time during the past week.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Grain opening:
May wheat up &C; July down hc May
and July corn unchanged. May and
July oats up Nc Provisions firm.
Noon: May wheat up &c; July up
lc. May corn UP lhc; July up nc.
May OATS up &c: July w l%c.
Close: May wheat up Ike; July up
&c. May corn up lc: July up nc. May
oats up 1ac; July up nc. Provisions
higher
The Detroit times., 1911-05-23
STOCK MARKET
|fONT|NUEs UPWARD
1>rone Tone Develops in Last Hall
Of First Hour and Substantial
Gains Made.
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