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The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
JoBBING rK1cHa

baked beans. lib. 500 SOC; fima beasx
t191.5o Corn: Fancy Maine. yl.ie:
standard. s5c. Table beets. 81. IS O. 40,
ara 81; soaked. 5o07oc. salmon: Sock
eye, tail. s21o; nat. - rs: Alaska reds.
81. 80: Alaska pinks. t1.25. Toms :oss.
s5c0n: sqccotash. SIG 0LIo dox
,1s.7A@ 22,50 delivered
.aeks: Bran. sas: coarse middiinss.
t27: fine middlings. sac: coarse corr
meal and cracked corn, s2s: corn and
0A Fl e.1D. prices. Bc.. Mlch..
gan patent, s4.s6: second patent. $40;
straight, SLi5; clear. s3so: pure rye
Sass; spring patent 1855 per Dbl In
OiI-Raw linseed. CSC: boiled lin
seed, SIC; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. Sc: Eocene. 1ohc;
crown gasoline. 1--WE gal; turpentlne
4o@45 bass; tomatoes. 4-basket crates
In barrel lots. ssho gal .., -.
lily. s170ls: medium. s165o91T.5o;
kets, ION . III &C; shoulders. 10kc; pic
mic hams, Toe; bacon. IL q lee: lard. In
us sSs.r. &c: ssts Saiiy By II
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoes. =
,sO5; cut Loaf. ;i.ss: cubes. $3.50;
ed, 1926; graduated, extra coarse,
ton bags. $3.50; diamond 4, 1856; con-
fectioners' A, $3.50; household powder
ed. s-lb. cartons. Is to case. $3.50: Lib
cartons. 4s to case. $3.50 per case No
!. ;e.ss; No; .: sess; No. 3. $3.50; No Z
sss NO. No. ,ss aG NO NO. . ,s sss; Mo- No. 10 3
s6.l6; No. IL. $40; No. IL. s6.o5; No
IL. 81 No. Ia. 20; No. Is, 80 per 100 lbs.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. GOVT BONDS
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Firm; mess,
t1s GD1e.50 Lard: Steady; middle west
spot. 1855 1895. Sugar: Raw, strong
er: centrifugal ss test. 1857 musco-
vado. 50 test s6.o7: refined, strong:
cut loaf. t7.05: crushed. t6.eS1705
powdered. $3.50 s. so; granulated, SIS. rs
Q65O Coffee; Rio No. on spot, 10 n
try s& o7e oM Nav FRI Firm n,!S No CO. ) sOT soc
6ti; clover. soc a t1.10. Dressed pouI-
try: Firmer: turkeys. lao soc; chick
ems. i6623c; fowls, 12d17c; dacks.
IGN QiTc. Live poultry: Weak; geese.
lie. ducks. f3c; fowls. 14h a15c. tur-
keys 1sc: ROSTERS, loo: spring chick
ems. 14L 615c. Cheese. Quiet and
n. m: state milk. common TO specials.
1919 a t3hc; skins. common 20 spe-
ctdis. tm11c.
Butter: Firmer: receitps, s0.O72:
creamery extra. CSC; state dairy tubs,
1aN25hc Eggs: Firmer: receitps.
22.277: nearby white fancy. 2S6f s3c:
nearby mixed fancy. 1s924c; fresh
hrsts 1DM 20c.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

Appies--65cQsl bu. yl,50@a5o bbl
BaRanss--Good shipping stock. p.so
Besn.-Dried Lima. sK07c per ID.
California ts-Plums. $500
l.7b box; pears, si.5o@l.7s bex; grapes,
celery-Heme grown. ao9sse doI
Cheese-Michigan fats. old. Ito: new,
l40lsc; domestic Swiss. lsQlsc: block
Swiss. 15@lsc; imported swiss. ESQ
sac; Limburger, ish Ole; brick
cheese. l4h clio 10.
Cabbage-s2.2SG bbl.
Date.-Persian. 50se In; Farda iok
Dressed c.lye.-Fancy. Ii0lsc ID;
FiEs-Importsd. new. ii0iso per ID:
California, 36c 10.
FresA vsSstasle.-cueumse.s home
head iSs aos s's SS .Ss.n Soc
IS a soc blu: onions. IN 0iSc dox; beets.
rs q SEC bu: onions l2h @15c dok: beets.
csc bu: homegrown tomatoes. Goa soc
Grape FTuit--Florida. ,ASo9s per
arapes-concords. s-lb. baskets. IS@
2oc: ponies. s0loc per basket: Ma
garas. 600 2bc per basket
Heney--Fancy white. 15@1sc: No. q
l1014c: extracted, s09c ID.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
iOtb. Il. q. y. 1NNfohts no. Il qkuOtnyl
clover. mixed. $1,000: rye straw. $3.50;
wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
Hides-No, / cured. lac; No. ! green,
Zoe; No. I cured bulls. loo; No. I green
Sc; No. / cured kip, l2hc; No. I green,
l2c: cured calf No. I. tic; green calf
No. I. 1sc per Id; horse hides. No, !.
ts.76; No. 2, $2.75: sheepskins. as to
wool. 2o050c: No, hides. 10 on on
kip. NC on on calf
Lemens-California, SA6o05.60 box.
LimeS-sl q las per doz-
Melons - Usage melons, $l.65 q LII
bu; S242.25 bbl
Onions--Yellow, t1150 Las per sack;
Spanish, $l.4041.50 crate.
Orsnges-Valencias, t4.50@5 box.
Peaches Small baskets. 900 40c
fancy yellow, So: IA. s1.75: A. $3.50; b
Fears--so@TSo bu: BARTLETT. 7sco
81 bu.
PSseappie.- ss.7604: crate
t,et.toes---car lott. track Detroit 81
PIs.a.-Michigan, s1Q1.a5 bu.
Poultry-Broiiers. l4h 91Sc; fowls
129i3kc; No. 2 hens, 1l912c; old
ducks. lt@lsc; geese. 5000; turkeys
swes. Pot.toe.-virsiniaa $50 ne,
bu. s494.5o Dbl; Jerseys. ,i.s5 per bu
t5.25 per bbl.
Tsiiow--No. l. SAG: No. .. eve pc,
w..f-1.dium. unwashed. Ito; Nm.
unwashed. .10t5c: reflections. lie 10
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
FakIr Poses az Gov. osbOrn's Aide

FakIr Poses a. Gov. osborn's Aide.
BERLIN. Sept. 6.--The police here
believe that Max schimangk, the fake
American army oficer. who broke jail
some weeks ago at Hebron, Is the
Count De Passy. who posing as an
army officer and a member OF the
stan OF Gov. Chase s. Osborn, OF
Michigan. married Swedish girl In
the city hall at New York on Aug. 20.
The police think Schimangk had con-
federates inside as well as outside OF
the Hebron jail.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
Markets and Finance

steady. Spot. 56f. unchanged futures
SCI lSs Cd. up Is I'D.
Boston coppers opened strons an
higher in sympathy with a better mar
Net All, New York caused by an an.
nouncement In the Paris papers lnn
fhe Morocco dispute had been settled
The local market continues 10 loon
better principally because OF searci,s
OF offerings, and a gradual lnereaSs y,
Investment buying Though the noiu'n, =,
the standard issues made gains on
round fractions 20 full point In 'ns
early trading -. -, =,
Copper Range has declared the resul,
lar dividend OF 7be per snare; POI "a
Oct. 20 to stock OF record OF sept =
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
noEToN CoPPER MARKET--close.

Adventure. AZ Ariz Coml.. ~: All
meek. 1bS: Allouez. 27h; Boston Ely.
I, Butte Coalition, Is Cal = AsiE,.
fhino. 10: Copper Range. S3h. Daily
west SO East Butte. Liz; Franklin.
IM oiroux. az: Greene Cananea. ek T;
ffrncork. eest Indiana, g. Inspiration,
sH Isle Royeie i4h Kerr Lake. 30
E<r1da Cons. III: Nevada Utah. so;
<Irisaing. az; North Butte. atH
North Lake. SIX; Old Dominion, 39M
@sceola, 80: Raven. 80: Ray Cons. lsK
shannon, So South Lake, So; Super
Trinity, az; Utah Cons. 12Z: u. 4
6nelfing. ssH: u. s. Smelling pfd.
AZ: winons. bH; Wolverine. fOs.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
nosToN COPPER SHARE SALES.

furnished by HAYDEN, stone A Co.; Adv
iSo5. Zinc 200, A C SIS. Bos Corb 100,
Butte ss6, Blu a Bal 40. 4 a sIS, 2 a.
frank 80 OK 21Ss, CRANKY SO. @ c go.
Hancock iso. Ind ass, c pfd IS: Roy
as. X L 24s. Lake 6s7, L 8 20, MANI
.o' Nor II, New ST., Nip $50. n B $40.
N l. 365, Glib SIS, o G 100. - - use
Ia Iso. f sSat % IS. sup sls5. I B is9. So
Utah $50. Trim 40. Y 5 r pr $50, "
Con 400. Vic 25, wolv Is. Chino $40.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
PRODUCE.

Perhaps the feature OF the market
at present Is stlffening in peaches.
The boat brought up only about 1900
bushels this morning. and after the
carly run there was not much left for
general bdyers On the other hand
the market Is loaded up with plums.
pears and apples, especially the med
oum and low grades. Quotations are
not adhered 10 for this class of Offer
tngs. and almost any bid goes. Re-
celIts OF poultry were heavy this week.
and the market shaky. some dealers
talking lower prices this morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

bHeported for The Times by Paine,
Webber q Co., Sept. 8:
The announcement by the Paris pa
ners that the Morocco dispute had been
~eff1ed was the cause OF q strong and
hirher opening on the New York ex-
chEnge Shorts covered freely and
while the volume OF outside business
wae not large. the market continued
fo1rhow strength and advanced during
the early trading. q number OF the
tol'a full point
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

~ UNION STOCK YARDS.
I UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Sept 6-Hogs. Receipts. 1S.OoV. mar
a.. GOOD heavy, s6.65de6s IS, rouS h
heavy. Sss5R7s5: light $1,000 40,
nlgs. SL7S0f2S. Cattle; Recalpts.
iT.OC6; market, steady: beeves, SEQ
elO. cows and heifers. S2.20Wt.SOi
stockers and feeders, s36b.50: Texans.
"a lgffC 40: calves. s6.25Qs. sheep
Receipts. as. 900: market. steady; ma
tive S2G3S0: western. 81 taSo /;
lambs. ,tu6.l5; western. t2b1oxV
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND Sept. 6-Hogs: Re-
CENTS 1 see: 1Oc lower: heavies, $40,
workers, sTf007.75; mixed, sT.6S: pigs.
81. Cattle; Receipts, cars slow.
steady Sheep and lambs: Receipts
10 ears t6,25 top. Calves; Receipts,
800; $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
boston COPPER LETTnRs.

Iinported Tor The Timeasby HAYDEN
Stone Co. Sept q.
The Boston copper share market -
.<|ihIfing q stronger tone on moder.
.I> @knIinnn Copper Range shows the
I--.rnf cain. selling at 81. which AZ
|.-- POINTS higher than yesterday Lake
49, NORTH Butte have both gained
I.<4r frncfiona Utah Copper sold III
az ana RAY Cons AZ 13H Many oi
- "A a. fractional advances Other
/--- "A r-.rnfa OF the market are mora
L -. irregular. but In the main are
<|TInr American IT NJ 1SDk
.|<<nce 70 5s. which n slight gair
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Bxtras. CSC; firsts. 25c H.;
dairy. 1Sc; packing stock, tic ID.
ciuded, 17hc per dor. Receipts We'd
nesday were 2.061 cases. Market Arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

n sac; nne clothing. Bi0 sac: nne med
ium Clothing, $50 Soc; half-biood comb.
inR SBMb1c. thref-erghtSsoto-ed
combine. $40 se; auarter-biood comb
Ing. $50 soc Puiled-rExtra. b.Uoac'
nne A. so0b2c; A supers. tsgtee'
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

NEW YORK. sept s--Money. on
cali. ~ per cent Time money %
per cent for six months bar silver;
D.Iaand sterling. ass 0S a 4S6.1O,
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
REPORT OF The CONDITION
OF THE
WAYNE County Savings Bank

at Detroit, Mich, at the close OF bust
moss Sept 1, 1911. as called for oy the
Commissioner OF the Banking Depart
ment:
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HEAVY Buying
ADVANCES PRICES
MARKET Moves To Higher Levels
After Fractional Recsssions in
Forenoon Trading.
81. =. sTocK MARKET-CIo.s.

An, Az Chem So. Am b Sug bzb.
Af1l Cop So. Am 9 + 49H, Am Cot
oa 81. III Am A h0s + az i AH sR %,n roS
81 se' Am Wool asE Anaconda $50.
Can Fac aisH. cen Leath 2aE. ch.s \
ching Z, s Cop , is chi chi S n is 10.
Con Gas 1Sbh, Corn Prod IAN. Den a
n q 22h. Dis Sec Cor 80, Erie sos. DO
lat pfd Boy, Gen Elec 16s, CT Nor pIda
is "a Nor No, roe 81 S s,f pf "a ~ i' Kan
1,I, Leh Val 1917 NJ. X a 80 "a;
81 p q 81 Stein II ls2. ON Pac ~. =
10A N Y, o a w 3sh, Nor W i9EA
S =. P 4, P Pis PEN 16sH Ray Cons
"a read Ia Rep / 4 steel 2sas, Rock
Island rs *. do pfd 5oh. South Fac
1915, south ny s7it 40 Pfd IS Tom Y,
Sok kup com 81. Us Steel 7iS, do pfd
1874, u 5 Bonds 1914. vir-Car Chem
$40 Utah Cop AN, West Union Tel
1874. West Mfg ssN. West Mfg 4lh. Q
NEW YORK. Sept. GA higher
range was established In nearly all
the leading issues at the opening OF
the stock market today. Union Pa
cIfc moved up IL and gains or about
the same amount were made In Steel
Common, Lehigh Valley, American
8ptlting and the Hill stocks.
il q. m.--After the first fifteen min
uee8 price movements generally took
thB shape Of fractional recessions.
sGovernment's unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon--Aggressive buying was re-
sumed shortly after the end Of the
fIret hour with further gains In many
% the important issues.
p. m.-The general list Jagged to
some extent In the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

neborisa for me Times By Paine.
f ss<. : metal market opening wa.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y. Sept g.
Cattle: Receipts. none here; market.
steady; prime steers. t7@T26: butcher
grndes, ss.50@6.56. Calves; Receitps.
| 100 head. market, active and csc high
lambs: Receitps. 400 head; u1arket'
active: choice lambs. t70L25 Gull 10
fair. $500 go: yearlings. tto0mb:
sheep. s1.SO642S. Hogs: ReceItps.
or; workers.. t7.soaT.So; pigs. S7sS9
l7.ss; mixed, t7.7o07.so; heavy 1890
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06

State Of Michigan. County OF Wayne, So;
n Jcseph t. Collins, treasurer Of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO tho
hest OF my knowledge and belief and
corr ectly represents the true state OF
the several matters therein contained,
Az shown by the books OF the bank.
JOSEPH It. COLLINS.
Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
,his 5th day OF September, 1911.
GEO. H. TOMBSTONE,
Notary Public.
Oakland County Mich.
NJ commission expires June IL, 1911.
eorrsep p. N. FERRY, JR..
ELISHA II, FILM,
FRANK w. EDDY.
Directors.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUTFALc-oy..i.e.


EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept a.
Cattle: Receipts, s cars; market slow
steady, others 10 to Is cents lower;
best i,400 to 1.s00-lb. steers. $500
100: good prime 1900 to 1.400-lb.
steers. ss.s5 d7.60; good prime i 200 to
t,3o0-lb. steers, 36.76@7i5; best xf0o
10 200-lb. shipping steers. S5.S5u640;
medium butcher steers, I 900 to LOO
lbs. s5.25Q5.S5; light butcher steers.
t46OG525; best fat cows, t4.T50525;
fafr TO seea- de- 80 So@ 4-5oi- common 10
medium do, t2.75@3zb, trimmers. t1.75
OATS; best fat heifers. 1915 90 IS;
good fat he!fers, SIS "a $50; fair TO good
do. S4.256b: stock heifers, S3S0@4;
best feeding steers, dehorned. tA2L "
45c; common feeding steers. dehorneA.
s. 506T SIS: best butcher and export
bulls, f4bea5.25. bologna bulls, y35O0
4: stock bulls, 1926 a $50; best mixers
and springers. 35bd so; common to good
do, sac 635 The mixer and springer
trade ruled about steady with last
week.
Hogs: Receipts, 20 cars: market
lower; heavy, 81. 6007.70; workers.. $3.50
o.. 90; pigs s7y25
sheep. Receipts, 10 cars; market
strong; top lambs. s7@I2b: yearlings
tL5e@S; wethers, ,49l25: ewes. ,S.26
Calves: aSo91O.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-06
morrow COPPER MARKET.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone q Co. Sept. 8:
The evening world., 1911-06-30
OLICE ON RIOT CALL TAKE
SENSElESS BURGLAR.

A crowd had followed Morris and a
few minutes after he had captu"ed his
senseless hui iylar "a wagon with re-
serves from tho Miller avenue station
arrived In response to a riot call. De-
tectives Ryan and McKeon took the
prisoner In charge. lie Is Harry Sar-
ron. tw~enty-one years old. OF No. 1880
Pltkln avenue.
In the meantime another crowd. led
by a plumber or a.bicycle. had chased
the other burglar. lie had turned Into
Georgia avenue. hut not before Joseph
Gluckman, the plumber, of No. 1903
Williams venue at work on n roof
across tho street. had seen him. Gluck-
man rides n wheel to and from work
so he came down from the ROOT and
began 20 pedal ava after the man.
The chase was over In W OF three
blocks. At %Snedikcr avenue Gluckmsn
had gained so much on the fugitive
that he ran his bicycle straight into the
mans back. Tho plumber went cata-
putting over the handle bars. but this
burglar was so mixed IN in the bicycle
that his capture IA an Easy matter.
In n few minutes. tho wagon with the
detectives and Sarron a prisoner. ar
rived and the pair was taken to the
station.
The man Gluckman captured Is Charles
Seltzer, twenty-one years old, of No.
21s watkins street. About $500 worth OF
watches n 1ewelry was found on the
two prisoners. most OF which was den
titled by residents OF the neighborhooe.
The evening world., 1911-06-30
POLICE RUSHED
FROM LONDON TO
CHECK SHIP RIOTS
Strike Mobs at Hull Fight All
Through Night-Marine
Tie-up Still Bad. rs

HULL, England. June so.-The Weigh
borhood OF the docks furnishes ample
testimony TO the severity Of the shippins
strike rioting here, which .c~cutinued
until the early hours Of to-day. Much
property mas been wrecked. Paving
stones. bricks. bottles Ard ell other
sorts of missiles used by the aookhands
were strewn everywhere. Doors and
windows were smashed and portable
property destroyed. The shops are now
harrlcaded.
Huge crowds assembled in the streets
to-day n feeling ran high. but there
was no renewal Of the fighting this
forenoon. Five hundred London police
son liners.
The conference between representa-.
tives Of the ~ship-owners and the em-
ployees was resumed in the hope Of set
Ting tho lockers grievances.
LONDON. June So.-The shipping
strike has assumed the nature OF an
endless chain. No sooner Is a settlement
reached In one quarter than a disagree
ment appears in another. Both sides
charge the other with co~ntravening the
arrangements which promised to end
the dispute. Apparently there would be
little difficulty in arriving at, COM
promise with the original strikers-the
seamen n firemen-but the d~ockhands
who walked out in support of the claims
OF their seagoing comrades now insis,
that the latter should not accept the
proposed terms until the shore gangs
receive all that they want.
The situation at Hull wac so riotous
through the night that 500 London police
were despatched hurriediy to that Dor,
this morning.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Desptte all con
cessions made. the shipping strike sltua.
ton showed no improvement to-day. TIL,
doakhands are now demanding a guar
antee that the wage advances will no
be merely temporary.
The Shipping Federation threatens 4
take steps chat will result in layinl
up half the shipping tonnage Of tn,
country.
The White Star Linz to-day declared
a lockout against all the men employed
upon their Liverpool steamers with the
exception OF the officers inc engineer,
and Is trying to obtain %nonunion crews.
The crew OF the Red Star line- Zee,
land. which lie still lying in the river
having been unable to dock yesterday
Joined the strikers this morning.
Up to noon Rone OF the dockhands rad
begun work d the cargo OF the Cana
dian Pacific Railway steamer Empress
of Britain. or the Cunarder carmania
The seamen and firemen OF these YES
sells also failed TO turn up. despite tn,
agreement supposed to ave been reache,
yesterday. Unless a speedy settlemen
is made the ships Will be unable :,
sail tomorrow.
Sir Wilfrld Laurier. Premier of Can
ada, and other oversee statesmen, a
well as the Canadian and Bermudiai
c~ontingents of troops here for the cor
onatlop. have been booked TO sail OF
the Empress of Britain.
Another complication has resulte,
from the refusal OF the railway men &c
handle cargo brought ashore by non
union men.
The evening world., 1911-06-30
FELL INTO SEA-.
Deauro, Just Out Of Hospital, Res
cued by Doctor.

Ankonio Bonuro, who has been in
Bellevue for six weeks recovering from
q stab wound received in a barroom
s~quabble. went to Coney Island yester-
day I get the ~tnrigoration of sea
brssses. He found a perch on the end
Of the jetty at the foot of West Fifth
street.
DR.. Walter II. Sutton, sitting In front
of the tent of the White Cross Hospital,
not far away, saw Bonuro crumple up
n slide Off into the sea. The doctor
an into the waves and swan out. He
found Bonuro unconscious from vertigo
n half drowned, After being restored
at the tent hospital Bonuro was sent
TO Coney Island Hospital.
The evening world., 1911-06-30
Kidnapper Must stay In Jail.

tho Appellate Division OF the Supreme
fCourt. sitting IN Brooklyn. to-day, con-
'6med the sentence of ~forty-nine years
J xa6ch Stanislae Pattenza Is serving in
'e6anG Sing prison for the kidnapping of
JcaeUh LonCo and Michael Rlzzo from
aSA16r homes In East T~wenty.frst street,
N9goo11yu, last NOVEMBER.
The evening world., 1911-06-30

From The Yonkers Statesman)
Mrs. Myles-Did you ever see q man
go through things like that Customs
Inspector?
Mrs. ~Styles-Oh. yes. I've seen my
husband go through a bureau drawer
locking for a shirt!
The evening world., 1911-06-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT manufacturer equipped Tor small work 70
makr automobile facilities, We have ready sale,
hut lack prolu.tiuu satellites, Would consider con,
solidatiln with string manufagturrr or make othua
Arrangement. Allre1 q A. l41 World.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-02-23

President Tar, and accepted BY The
republican leaders today. II literally
acted on, would dismahte tomorrow
every custom house along the intcrna-
uonal boundary. lie produced some
figures showing the increase OF the
trade between this country and cana b.
ia and showed that In the last ten
years The International commerce had
increased ~ per cent. while in m.
last Year It increased = per cent. In
the last fiscal year the Volume Of trade
between the two countries was over
SSll.ooo,o0o which placed Canada third
in the list of countries with which the
United States did business. England
and Germany being the only two that
exceeded her
Ii is startling to learn the extent II
American investment in Canadian en-
terprises. Hill asserts that the amount
NJ private investment by Great Britain
I'm Canada i less than half that e
the United States-Ex.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-02-23
FoR RECIPROCITY

James Huf always a strong Al.
f.-aa;s ~ 7,c.pro>.Jy. with Canada. de-
lyv-~s an a86-ess a, a hsuQue, in New
H2-k last week N which he mar,
STALLED .se,s ana figures which con.
s.'-se a sfr2as argument ir favor o:
more liberia .=a5e relations El,h our
northern le-garar President Tan IS
himself In .4ear .: r-cipro,i,y and
tae1e Is reason q believe that the mex,
.0asreSs ys.l take some action o. peg
t-ct plans already formulated
The president DECLARED thst every
diplomats question thar hsd arisen
between the two countries was in pro,
aesS 81 settlement, by Arbitration ~
other agreement In 1852 an overture
hy Canada for a new trade agreemer,
with this country was received shah
n|N AZ Washington. but in 1919 Presi-
dent TAFT interviewed officially = mod
~ the lates; tari1 a. N the interest
ot trade with Canada
There never MAS situation 50 fav-
sole 10 agreemen; as the present. saia
Mr. Hin The doctrine announced by
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-02-23
THE NAVAL DENTIST.

The naval dentist * th,. latest ar-
QUESTION to the defenders Of IN, ma
tho Uncle Sans blucjackets and
fighting ships may have To- show their
teeth ia an enemy some day. - the
long headed house committee on naval
affairs fayors the establishment OF a
dental corps IN the navy To- that md
the committee reported faNorabIl yes
terday a bin introduced hN Represent
atiyc Dawson ot Iowa. a wear ago
Doubtless the bin VIII become law:
certainly an the dentists in thu cnun-
try viii lug It along rs the slanEv say.
The hill creates 4 corps of thIrt,
dentists, who. II i provided. shall yr-
ter the service a passed assistant sur-
Ee"nS The age limt, tor ,ntranc,
from - 10 b wears Each appnca,,
viii ee appointed on his merits but nc
must have professional nun. of
course At m" end of eleven years hy
the naval system Of promotion. the thir-
.N viii have Resolved themselves auto
matioaIly into ON" lieutenant com
mauder. four passed assistant surgeons
AMI twenty five assistant surgeons
ANY man with the too,hache must
acknowledge thar corps OF dentists
VIII add 10 The happiness. not Ia saw
the Gayety. of IN. navy. Paternal
Incle sam gives his Sailormcn ice
.r'am Tor dinner tire. times week..
The hardest tar cannot enjoy ice
cream 10 an exposed tooth - throhbiuC
Do one of ut> mularS Thu ship.s-drnt
SIS viii keep the crews teeth we'll
nli"d and w-ll iilrd So that every man
tch can EASILY bite a chaw Of 'bacc,
rom a plug O. navy Also presumably.
The marine dental surgeons viii sharp d
en- tn" oSe teeth and wisdom, tooth
"i naval apprentices. 50 that they they
VIII learn quicker that a Ship's nor,
and Starboard lights are not lamps in
2 drug store window