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The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
RrIek InquIry. Aue. 80.

President McRae, OF the Detroit
Board Of Commerce, and w. p.
Blair, secretary of the National Paw
ing Brick Manufacturers association,
IN a conference Thursday. decided on
Aug. 80 "a the date when the Especial
brick committee of the board shall
begin it's inquiry Of the brick ques-
tion. Several Of the brick manufac-
turers interested will be in attend
ahee and the inquiry VIII be most ex-
haustive.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

In reply to statements by President
Harsh. OF the Improved Black Top
Merino Sheep Breeders Of Michigan,
made Thursday In Jackson. that the
members OF the Detroit board OF trade
degrade wheat sent to them. and that
they are "a pack of thieves" members
of the board say that the charges are
not true. but that they employ grain
experts as inspectors, who give abso-
lutte justice to all shippers. The pres
ident OF the board has written to Mr..
Harsh, and IL satisfactory explana-
ton Is not forthcoming there may be
litigation In court.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
PRODUCE.

The market as whole was well sup
piled with stun and an active general
trade is reported. Supplies OF apples,
pears and plums are enormous. and
dealers are taxing their energies TO the
utmost TO keep from being swhrhp' q.
The earlier shipments OF peaches, from
both the interior OF the state and the
islands, are now coming Ia consider
able volume and the grape season 10
also at hand. Receipts OF poultry were
liberal for the week end trade ana
were not well distributed. Tomatoes
are I'm fairly large supply. but pricss
are not yet low enough that any CAL
ming is being done. AS TO prices gem
orally dealers reported very steady
market
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
MURDocKs CLOSE CALL.
Road Commissioner Nearly Has War
rant Issued for Self and Colleagues.

+
County Road Commissioners Hag-
Rerty and Murdoch went down to the
Scotch picnic on Sugar Island, Thurs
day. In Mr.. Haggerty's new boat, and
returned late in the evening. When
Mr.. Murdoch, who has charge OF the
construction OF the Grand River road,
opened his desk, Friday, he found a
complaint of a Waterman employed
on the road that an automobile bear
ing the number Is .842 had been driven
over freshly-laid concrete despite his
warning to the driver.
Murdoch at once made complaint
against the owners Of the automobile
bearing that number. After the com
plant had been made, he suddenly
remembered that the automobile bear
Ing that number belonged TO the coun-
~. road commissioners, and that the
driver, who was not recognized by
the Waterman. was Edward N. Hines,
also road commissioner
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
no.roS coPprR SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Aug. II,
furnished by Hayden. Stone a Co: Al
CONAN 2O5. Az 100. Anal 1850. ANN
zine I346. Arr Coml 310s. Bonz 205. y 4
q 1855. Butte 235. Butte a. Bal go. G a.
A 205s. Cal rs, Cent IL. Range 7s1, r
a G AIS. Han 500. Ind 61O. ms l135, G
so. do pfd 63 Roy $3.50, Kerr l25, Kew
so. Lake 1906. L $50. Mass $50, May
100. Miami $50, Mich so. Mob ~. New
1, s1O. Glib i2O. o c 600. o ID 4l0. Csc
IS. Par SIS. Quincy IS. Ray l07, + SO.
shan 2S10, Shat 16. Sup 14o, 4 y tl5,
Tam 1855, Trim 1O5. Tou rs. u 8 s35.
do pfd s65. Apex 42o. Ut Con 4s5. Vic
06 VOL g.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
uosToN copPrn LrTrrp

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone 4 Co. Aug. IS: The Boston cop
per market continues feverIsh. The
interest has been conferred In the Am
ster" stocks which were heavily liqui-
1ated--Ariz Coml. touching so. hos
ton E Corbin 3h. and shannon ~
At the low level support was forthcorn-
ing. Boston a Corbin recovering TO 5.
s. sold 20 so. The balance Of the Tat
IS more or fcFs irregular. although som
substantial rallies have taken place.
notably In Utah Copper. North Butte
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-The stock
market opened strong. with most OF
the leading issues showing material
advances over last nights closing.
Union Pacific was up more than a
point, as the result of President Low
ett's statement, and Amalgamated.
Reading and Canadian Pacific also
showed material advances.
IL a. m.-Continued covering by
shorts and a good buying demand for
the standard shares kept the entire
list strong during the first hour Union
Pacific gained a point and an eighth
from the opening. London was buy
er OF $4,000 shares. mostly Of Union
Pacific.
Noon-The second hour saw all OF
the standard issues retaining their
early gain and some increasing II. In
the latter class were Union Pacific,
Reading and Steel In fact the last
three named monopolized the market
SO far as the buying orders were con-
cerned.
. D. m-The market was feature
less during the Afternoon.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds. steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
DIRT TRACKS TO GO;
M0T0RDR0MEs ARE II

The declaration OF the contest board
OF the automobile association, that
dirt tracks must 20, indicates. that in
a comparatively short time motor
dromes will be built In many cities,
exclusively for motor vehicles. The
inotordromes will be wooden tracks,
scientifically banked, and will be with
out fences or nearby buildings. Also
they will be dustless.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
NEW york PRoDUcE MARKET

NEW YORK -Aug--l 8---Flourt- Quiet
and firm. Pork: Steady: mess, s19,26
@19.5o, Lard: Quiet: middle west
spot, t9.15Ge.25. Sugar: Raw. firm:
centrifugal, 90 test. S4.92: muscovade.
SO test, s4.42: refined, quiet; cut loaf,
t5.s56595: granulated, s5.75Q6.S5
Coffee: Rio. No. 7. on spot, lax v13&c c.
Tallow: Dull: city. 6hc: country, SIS
96hc. Hay: Firmer: prime, nominal
No. 3. sOc0s1: CT o yer. SOFA 20. Is.
Dressed poultry: Quiet; turkeys. 1Zu
23c; chickens. 12h 920c; fowls, Ito lsc:
ducks. 10 1870. Live poultry: steady;
geese, loo; ducks. 13c: fowls, 1361ic;
turkeys. 13c: roosters. &c. Cheese:
Steady; state milk, common TO specials.
e& @12Ac; skins. common to specials,
"a 10c: full skins, IN Csc.
Butter: Firm; receipts, 6.362: cream
cry. extra, 2s@26hc; state dairy, tubs.
1sG25 Eggs: Dull: receipts. 1850:
nearby white fancy. 24M30c: nearby
mixed fancy. ia 22c: fresh nrsts. IN
a. 24c.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
RosIoN CnrrER MARKET-CIose.

Ariz. ComI, 6; Allouez. 24h; Boston
a. Corbin, s.: Butte Coalition, 49, Cac-
tus. 10; Calumet Ariz. 40; Calumet
Il Hecia. 410: Centennial, sh Chief,
II: Chino. 20 Copper Range. o
Dayis DAILY 81: East Butte. lOh
FRANKLIN. 8: Giroux, 5: Goldheld Cons.
So: CRANKY. rs: Greene Cananen. SIS
Hancock, Fl: Indiana. 81; Inspiration,
Z: Isle Royaie, Is; Kerr Lake, 4 u ke-
weenaw. al La Rose. s& Lake, ~ y
sing. sis; North Butte, 24h; North
Lake. 6: ojibway. 5h old Dom, ~
Osceola. 90: Parrot. sh: Raven, 81
Ray Cons. Is: shannon. 81 South Lake.
s .; Superior ln Tr, oHppesM Utah Apex. az
Utah Cons, Is; u. s. smelling, 331
U. S. Smelling pfd.. 4s; winona, q: OIL
yarina l02
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
Belle isle Deer Dies.

One OF the herd of brown deer on
Belle Isle. died, of old age, Thursday.
The animal, doe, was one Of pair
purchased from William Bartels, OF
New York city, In 1902. II was IL
years old.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported TOT The Tlmes Dy PHine,
webber q Co. Aug. IS: The stock mar
Net opened higher. on considerably
better London cables. the latest advices
from abroad stating the strike sttee--
ton somewhat improved. There was
quite free covering by shorts, espe-
cially In Union Pacific on the published
statement by Judge Lovett that there
wAs no contemplation Of reduction in
dividend rates, and that there was no
dissension among the directors The
tone throughout the early trading was
strong and a better feeling prevailed
among traders
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
HAMS DIVORCE CASE ON.
Witnesses Testify To Statement In
voIvlns Annls and Mrs. Halns.

NEW YORK. Aug. ls.--When the
divorce suit OF Capt. Peter G. Hains,
now a convict In Sing Sing, follow
ing his staying Of William G. Annis.
three years ago. was called today,
Mrs. Claudia Hams did not appear and
was not represented by counsel.
Gen. Peter c. Hams, the captains
father: his brother. Thornton; David
c. Bennett, Jr., lawyer, and two Ne
gro servants testified. Capt. Hams
was not permitted to be present. Ben
nett. Gen. Hams and Thornton told OF
Mrs. Hams statement made In their
presence OF her relations with Annis'
who was named as the correspondent
The servants told OF Annis' visits 10
the Hams home while the captain was
in the Philippines.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

Testimony in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against the Climax Specially
Co., OF Ann Arbor, brought by the
Michigan Smelling and Refining Co.,
Of Detroit, and other creditors. Is be-
Ing taken before Referee In Bank
ruptcy Lee Joslyn. Harry L. Davis,
secretary OF the company. who is only
21 years old. admitted on the stand.
after testifying that he had only 1000
in Ann Arbor banks, that he had an
account OF SO 400 in the Peoples State
bank, of Detroit. He then collapsed.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
App,e.-So07sc blu: ,l.so0sSo bDL
B.aana.-oood shipping stock. $3.50

Tie.p.-Dried Lima, sh 07c per 10.
California Fruits-Plums. fz.3b 0260
box. teaches, S161.26 box; pears. t1.7b
al box; grapes. t2026O box.
Ceiery--rIome grown. zO015o coz
Observation-Disclosures fats. old, lie; new.
I46ibc; domestic Swiss. l6Q1sc; block
swiss 15016c; imported Swiss, ESQ
aac. Limburger l3h Ole; brick
cheese, Ifh " 1be ID
CauIifower--Slz rs 01.5o bu-
CahbaGe--t2.50 Dbl
Crab Apples-50c q 81 per bu-
fyste---.P ersiaa. q &c per 81 Farda.
lOi ollie per ID
Dressed Csive.-Fancy. io01ic ID;
common, S09c Id.
Ffgs-Importod. new. 11016c PEE 10:
California csc Ger 10.
Fresh getables--Cucumbers. home
grown, I6 q csc doz; lettuce. 5O06oc per
bu; head lettuce. 81 2s bu; green beans.
IS IN Gee bu: onions. 121 Q1bc doz; beets.
76c bu: green peas. s26225 bu; home
crown tomatoes soc mf1 bu; turnips.
s5c bu; carrots, IS 0S0c Blu.
Grape Fruit--FIories. st.boOs per
ease.
soc: Delawares. s-basket crates. $3.50
OATS
Hnney-Fancy white. Is 0lsc: No. ..
lIIQItc. extracted, s0pc per 10.
Uay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
Miles Stock Offers
q Good Investment

this probably
The present Of the Miles good has been demonstrate
ed by the the business built sokhode
buys stock he takes chance what the the
hit Their ines.
building the stock
dividend
conservatism looked
little like dividend had lower rate
and little of the earned had been into surplus There
dividend
Of the there slim above for the period for which
business
a big enough to
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
cHIC.eO PROVISION MARkET

CHICAGO. Aug. is.-Butter: Extras.
Csc: hrsts 23c: dairy extras. 22c: frsts.
zoe. Eggs: Prime hrsts, 16bc: hrsts.
1bhc Cheese: Skins. l2h @l2A C:
young Americas. 13h @13hc. Live
poultry: Fowls. 11@l2hc; ducks. 100
12hc: geese, S9i0c.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
KNOW THE CITY"
CAMPAIGN STARTS
Social Service Committee Of Men and
Religion Movement To Invest
laate Amusements.


loate Amusements.
The social service committee OF the
Men and Religion Forward Movement.
OF which James b. Williams. secretary
OF the Associated Charities. is chair
man. has started on systematic cam
paign to be known, as Know the
city"
Maurice Willows, OF New York, for
merly OF Detroit. who Is associated
with the national ASSOCIATION OF Char
ity Organization societies. Is making
careful and detailed investigation OF
the things the social service commit
tee wants TO know. These include a
knowledge OF the amusements and va
rious forms of outdoor and indoor re-
creation for men and boys. the man.
ner OF running a saloon and It's at
fractions. and similar matters. The
committee, In other words. proposes
to learn all about the standing and the
ammunition of the enemy, and turn
IL 20 good account In building up the
institutional church of the future.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
NEW yoRk MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Money on
call. ga per cent. time money. 80 per
cent for six months. mercantile paper.
Az per cent: bar silver--London. 2ld
bar silver-New York, SEC: demand
sterling, S4S6m4.s
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Aug. is: London copper
market opened steady ana unehahs So
close. with the exception OF the Am
ster stocks. shannon, Ariz. Coinmerelal'
which continue weak on heavy seinhs'
Ariz Commercial being the weak Iea>
ture. selling down 10 Ola al 1910
Butte well supported and show trac-
tionaI gain over previous close
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
u. S. GOVT BONDS.


n.si.es.-Iiks Prisasg. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., Is
John R-st Phi Main l4ss. or City 1855
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
Markets and Finance

and Copper Range. CRANKY c9atirses
cline OF a point chino recovered 70
isA. Ray holds around iS. Ia ne In,
dustrial list ANN Zine and Island
Creek issues were fractlonaliS lower.
1,radIne howeyer. in this department
has Seen light. confined 10 odd lots
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

A shepherd In Russia has 1000,
600 sheep. To look after and hanalc
them he has $4,000 dogs, probably
the largest pack in the whole world
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

TOLEDO. Aug is-Wheat; Cash.
;i.6o&. Corn: Cash. SIC; Sept, es&c:
Dec. s2%e; May. 65hc Oats: Cash.
44kc: Sept. 42xc; Dec, 45Sc: May.
4shc. Aye: Cash. sec: Sept, SIC. Clo-
$1l.55; Mar. sli.55: No. 2. sl1.49; No. ).
$il.z5. rejected, S10s5 Alsike: Prime,
sIo.s6: Aug, s10.35; Dec. 5000: Mar.
5000. Timothy: Prime, S6-65; Aug.
eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By ~FINANcE.


O a
investigated)
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, as: firsts. Csc h.;
dairy. 1Sc: packing stock, tic Id.
Eags-Current receipts. cases In.
Guided. Ice per doz. Receipts Friday
were 4ss cases Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

Miles theater stock is a very fair
speculation In my opinion with some
substantial investment features behind
II. In any theater proposition there
are elements of risk. The chief OF
these has to do with the MANAGEMENT
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

Al nnmafned woman has been
1iecttd cashifia Of the Bay Side, n
" National bank e salary OF az
500 q year.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
JoBBING PRICES.

). c:s :: coSs ,s sSP.n: gals gal. ,,so;
n0i,so; Corn: Fancy Maine, si.io;
Peas: Fancy. early June. sI.s5; stand
eye, tain. $40; nat. ss.is; Alaska reds.
$50; Alaska pink: si.is Tomatoes.
Ce6ee-Packet coffee. 1oo-lb case.
s1s.75 62250 delivered
,.ss sssS Dr sSs.. IN ,ad hsos
.: nDs s4ssRsS s7 eosn .nS
oat chop. s1s per ton.
Sg Dss.S, .s s,ssa patent asss I so
a.ss' Spring patent ,s.ss per- Sei IN
on-Raw Iinseed. soc; boiled I'M
seed, soc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. So: Perfection, Sc: Eocene. 1ohe;
to0N bask; tomatoes. t-basket crates
In barrel lots. Sshe gaA
Proyi.iens-Mess pork. slsTs; fam
ily s,T9ls; %sd,Sm 'is si..g Srse
kets, Iok G11hc; Shoulders. 10 He; pic
mic hams. l0c; bacon lao 1ec; lard. IN
tierces. skc: kettle rendered. :oAc 10.
sugnr--correeted daily ~ w. n.
$40: s-it.. $3.50: Eagle tablets, s7.ss;
p os cred $50: standard powdered.
t6.45: graduated. extra coarse. $6l5;
ine. in bulk. ss.os: in 25.lb, cotton
TONERS A. $500; household powdered.
s-ib. cartons. IS to case. se.2e. lib.
| cartons. az 70 case. go: No. l. 1905:
No. 2, 1905: No. 8, 5000; No. Z. S6.ss;
No. s. $3.50; No. :. sSss; No. s' "a:
No. Ii. S. 60: No. IL. s5'ss: No. is. IS.
No. II, $3.50: No. Is. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Aug. ls-Grain opening
Wheat: Sept. and Dec. opened up hc.
Corn; Sept. up &c: Dec. up sc. oats
Sept and Dec. up hc. Provisions high
err.
Noon--wheat Sept. down &C; Dec.
down sc. Corn; Sept. down hc; Dec.
down &c. Oats: Sept. down &c; Dec.
down hc.
down ne Corn: Sept unchanged;
Dec down Nc Oats: Sept. down 9sc;
Dec. down NC. Provisions about
steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
STRONG TONE
FEATURES MARKET
Leading Issues Show Material Adj
vance Over Closing of Thurs
day Night.
n. Y. STOCK MARkET-CIose.

Am Ag Chem b3A, Am Su3 %.
Anal Cop GA, Am a + 81. Am Loo
So Am Smeit ilA, Am Sugar lis. Am
4 & 2 lsS7s. Am lob pr s2b. Anacoa-
da ssis, Atch 1864. Balt x q lO2 "a
b r Il f5A. Can Pac 1861. Cen Leath
&c. Ches q u 75h Chino Cop 20. Chi q
CT w 20. e. NJ & 81 p 1l5A, Con Gas
13Th, Corn Prod Is. ID a X q 20 y, Dis
Sec Cor %, Erie 29%, do LIST pf sa&.
Gen Elec l5s. CT Nor pfd i26. CT n ore
ctr as. Ills Cent ilok, Int Met iol%, do
pfd 42B, Kan e SO 30A, do pr ~. Leh
Val l64gs. Louis Il n ll3h. M, X a. I
90. NJ, 81 r & ST Ste NJ r 1854, on Pae
41h Nat Lead 5Ch, N y c iolA. y Y,
O q W 40, Nor a w l0SA. North Fac
ilSN. Penn II l20$, Peo Il G los /,
Press ST Car 3IM Read 14iR. Rep &
Steel sb%. Rock Isl 26%. do ~ soy.
South Pac ll4H South Ry 2sh, do pr
TOh Tenn COP 81 a, Texas 2tA. Union
Pac 1T2k, u Rub com 81. " Steel
1910. 90 pr ll6l4 u s Bonds ION, Nir-
Car Chem 5b&. Utah Cop 40 Waeasn
@ NJ o &C. do pf SIN
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

kindly rsss'sr
~ . TIVE
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18

new. ,.i0Si: No. !. timothy. 5000:
clover, mixed. 5000; rye straw. $3.50:
wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from s200z6 as TO quality.
HiSs.7No: ! cured. isc; No ! green.
&C: No I cured kip. 12he: No green.
10; cured calf No. ]. ito: green calf.
No I. lee per ID: horse hides. No. I.
e47B: No q Sz75: sheepskins as TO
wool 200 SOC: No. hides. lc on on
kip. INC or on carr
Huckieberrie.-s3Gs bu.
Lenons.caiifornia. stso0s.so box
Meion.-watermeions $50 4oc each:
Rock Fords. sl.2502,50 case: Usage
melons. $l.25 Q1.50 pei bu: $3.50 per Dbl
Onions - Southern. s1.66 per sack;
epa nish. s1.750l.s5 per crate
Orsnges-valencias. N.750b.35 *.
Peaches - s1.10912s per 4 basket
crate; Michigan white 10 2oc per i-S
s1Ql.3s per bu.
Observation-Disclosures .s.7694 crate.
evate
ret.toes--New potatoes. ,l.459L5o
bu: $3.50 bbl
Piums--sfichigan. 76c@sl bu.
Poultry-Broilers, l5016hc; fowls.
13@13kc; No. hens. l0G11c: old
ROSTERS. s09c; ducks. l29l3c; young
ducks. iec; geese. s01oc; turkeys. l+0
sweet Pot.tee.--virsinias sI.7s per
blu: $3.50 per Dbl
T.Iiew--No. i. bhc: No. 2. 4he per
ID
woeI--Medium, unwashed. tic: nns
unwashed. 1101bc: reflections. lie ID.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone q CO.. Aug. is:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17
A HEALTHY,
HAPPY OLD AGE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now and
then, when in need Of a laxative
remedy, by taking desertspoonful
Of the ever refreshing. wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally ap-
proved by the most eminent ply
siicians, because it acts in a natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. ltis equally beneh-
hcialfor the very young and the mid
die aged, as tits always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. TO
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printed on the 'front.' everypackagc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17
Hvdrophobia And The Com
mon FallaCy OF The Maidstone.

rabbit after Il dies OF the disease and
brain, rs dried In glass vessel for
two weeks. At the end OF this time
the virus Of the disease has been al
most killed by drying. A small piece
OF this dried cord Is ground up with
some water and Is inooulated into the
person who has been bitten. by hav-
ing rabbits dying Of the disease every
day the cord Is always ready After
the person has been inoculated with
the very weak material they are In
oculated In a day or two with mate
rial that has not been drying so long
and consequently is stronger. This
treatment is continued, using strong
eT and stronger material for each
inoculaton until they can be inoc-
ulated with material directly from the
dog or rabbit and harm come from
the operation. This is in Il general
way tho method Of treating person
who has been bitten by mad dog
The location Of Pasteur Institutes
In TINS section are at Oklahoma Clty,
Austin, Texas; Kansas city, Mo-; and
St. Louis Mo.
There are almost as many ideas as
to the cause Of hydrophobia as there
are In regrad to the treatment. The
truth OF the matter IS, the cause Is
not easily determined. II Is supposed
10 be small bodies that may be found
In the nerve cells of the brain and
spinal cord. Thes small bodies are
called negrl bodies that have to be
stained before they can be recognized.
This is tho reason why the head OF
suspected case OF rabies is sent to
some laboratory for the purpose OF
having an examination made. The
virus is easily killed by heat drying
and chemicals, 1t is not known
whether these b odies found In the
spinal cord and brain are In the sa-
llva OF the rabid animal, but OF
course the virus in some form Is In
the saliva, as this material will cause
rabies If injected into the system oil
rabbits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17

pervise the building OF the capital and
unless some Unforeseen legal obstacle
intervenes It will be the state board
of public affairs. The Cruce adher-
ents take the position that the fall
ure Of the legislature to make an APP
preparation for the capital commis-
sion practically amounted to a repeal
Of the law creating the commission
In the absence of an effective law
giving the power to some other board
the state board Of public affairs clear
ly has the authority to supervise the
construction Of the capital, as It Is
vested with general authority by the
statute to supervise the construction
OF all public buildings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17
MERCHANTS AND THE PARCELS POST.

TN BITTERLY opposing the parcels post PROPOSE
tlon the retailers Of the nations are playing
with fire. This should be apparent to them
- and give them pause in course that they must
inevitably regret For the merchants a8 individuals,
to oppose This proposition IL ono thing for them
through their organization, to oppose 1t Is distinctly
another
The only plea possible against the parcels post Is
that viii mJure the local dealer or retailer There
fore, when these retailers, In convention assembled
adopt vigorous resolutions condomning tho proposal
as IN the coac Of tho National Retail Grocers Associa-
uon they proclaim themselves opposed to tho best In
tcrcsts their customers, plead guilty TO the charge
that they do sc their goods as low as the larger
houses m the cities and themselves in open opposl-
tlou to. the ultimate consumer all along the line,
This sort Of thing Is bound to breed a revolt on
the part OF the farmer ana laborer when that time
comes these retail organizations will fully appreciate
the cnormlty Of their offence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17
SEN NNTOR POMERENE.

7OT MUCH is known Of Senator Pomerane Of Ohio,
INII who has undertaken to have Congress direct
II vi the attorney general to bring criminal ac-
- uons against the executive officers OF the
Standard and American Tobacco Companies,
but his speech on that subject commonds him to the
further consideration of the people.
Here are two giant concerns that have been oper-
atug in open and known violation Of both the cyll
and criminal statutes, The Supreme Court has just
said SO. But It fixed penalty in either case. The
decision staudI in the light If the court
should say to a distinguished murderer yes you are
guilty; It Is the Judgment Of the court that YOU refrain
from similar acts in the future"
Tho Onto senator is right in demanding criminal
actions and criminal sentences.