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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-13
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zaznaczyi, ze finanse kraju po-
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sly reformy admid1istracyi, dalsza
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Lentze przemawial ma temat sta
le polepszajqcych sic stosunk0w
finansowych niemieckich.
z Austryi.
Wieden, Is stycznia. - Nowy
skiad gabinetu ministeryalnego
zostai juz ogioszony; telegramy
ME podaja go, zaznaczajq je-
dnak, re uwzgledniono s}uszne
zadania Polakow, co swoja drogq
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-13

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 5-tei.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-13

Peary "a jego pcdr6ze podbiegu-
newe i azeby go pensyonoWaf w
randze kuntradmiraia, zosta4a
przychylnie zaaferowan2 przez
komitet izby dla spraw floty,
Przeciwnicy Peary ego w komlte-
Gle Roberts Macon, byli nieobe-
chi, kiedy przyjmowano uchwa-
le. Jezeli kongrcs przyJmle IL
chwaie, to Peary, LEGACY obecnie
lat j5, natychmiast otrzyma alb
szyt pensya $4,000 rocznie. Ty-
le miej wiecej pensyi pobicra O.
bccnie Peary W czynnej sluzbie:
jako kapitan. Idaje sic, &c spra-
wozianie komitetu wywo1a w IL
bic ozywionc debaty.
Specyalne oredzie prezydenta,
Waszyngton. 13 Stycznia. -
Prezydent Taft przeslai kOngre-
sowi orcdzic spccyalne w spra-
vie ufortyfikCwania kanaiu Pana-
ma poleca wyznaczenle $4,000
600 ze strony obecnego kongresr
ma rozpoczccie tychze prac. Do o.
redzia dolaczony byf rapport spc'
cyalnei kcmisyi armii i floty,
ktora poleca ufortyfikowanie ka-
naIu. Prezydent wyraza sic mic
dzy innemi: ,Kanai stanie sic
najodpowiedniejszem po}acze-
MEM wodnem pomiedzy Ocea-
nem Atlantyckim Spokojnym
i utworzy faktycznie czeSt wy
BREEZY Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
Posiadanie jego i kontrola mad
MIN przyczyni6 sic moze do ma
szego pokoju, naszego bezpieczeh-
stwa powodzenia, jako narodu.
Wedle mego zdania jest prawem
i obowiazkiem Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych zalozyc fortyfikacye i die
10 to zaopatrzyt w Srodki obron-
ne, skoro go dokonamy wydaJqe
sunny tax ogromne".
Testament pani Eddy nieprawny.
Concord, n. H., 13 stycznia. -
Byly senator zwiqzkowy Chand-
Ter, professor prawa konstytucyJ
nego praw miedzynarodowych
ma uniwersytecie Georgia. Wa
shingtona, oznajmil, re testament
zmar}ej niedawno pani Mary Ba-
ker Eddy jest niewaznym, bo
sprzeciwia sic ustawom stano-
wynn. Jak -wiadomo, pani Eddy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-13
Krwawe Rozruchy!
Partya rObOtniCza pTzeciw Lordom.
Sc Strajk w POrtugalii.
NOWY SEM FINSKI.
DGl1Eoa w MandN1ryi.
Strajk w Portugalii.
NOWY SEM FINSkI.
O1uxra w MandGuryi.

Z Niemiec: KomprOmitacya pocyi. Depozyty ture-
cke. Sejm Pruski. Zapowiedz dalszej koloniza-
cyl. Katastrofa. Nowy cabinet austryacki.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
MICHIGAN patents

WASHINGTON. Oct 2T.-Michigan
patents were issued yesterday as FOL-
lows: Warren w. Annable. Grand Rap
ids, tricycle.: Lewis Beebe Saginaw
water level alarm for boilers Severen
Beianger. Provemont. rail splice. Wm.
Rrethour. Grand Rapids. dish and lid
litter; George z Dean. Albion. weld
ing machine; Eugene Gilbert Glad
stone. tobacco pipe: Cora (. Gray Bat
tie Greek. holder for cloth coverings
Of ironing boards. Fred G. Hayes.
Grand Rapids. skate sharpener; James
O. Heaslet. Detroit. differentisl gear
ing Henry G. Hodges. Detroit car
trucH; Herbert $. Humphrey. ka.ama-
zoo. water heater. Allan j Macdonald.
Fort Huron drill. Hugh NJ Mccormick.
Royal oak. corset stay, also corset:
Francis C. Osborn, Detroit machine
for spirally wound tubes. Hattie J
Page. Grand Rapids. waist garment
VIM A. Pendry, Detroit. apparatus for
retardinB the release OF engine brakes,
also engineers valve, also automatic
air brake Philip Reinbold. Saginaw
loading mechanism, George RoscnaL
Dollar Bay AGRICULTURAL ma chine IA
A Schiller -Geed+seR.- -absorber+
Annie II Spitzig. Detroit, tea and cCf-
Zee. POT, Alison Strickland, Drumrnuttd
saw sharpener; Charles r.. Talmon
Berrien Springs spool holder; Thomas
J Thatcher. Detroit. tire. Sara Webb
Mccormick, Royal Oak. corset stay.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct. 7.-Opening-Whea
off ~ 10 start with and there Is not
much strength in any OF the markets.
Liverpool attempted 10 advance early
and made failure Of IL. Chicago was
declining rapidly after the opening and
the market appeared weak Opening
prices Friday: Cash No. 2 red wheat.
July, Sl01L No. / white. 96c.
Corn is in fair demand and scacrce
at 16c for cash No. 3 1Tc for No :
yellow and 76I1c for No. 3 yellow.
Oats ar esteady and quiet at 495 C
for standard and 49c for cash No. 3
white
Rye is firm and dull at 81 for cash
No. 2
Beans are steady at sl2.50 for prime
spot. $12.55 for March and slo.50 for
Timothy seed is nominal at ,72O for
prime spot
Beans are 1rm at s2.35 bid and S2.3s
asked for immediate, prompt and Oc-
tober shipmnet $232 for November and
S2.30 for December.
Grain reciepts at Chicago Friday:
Wheat. 100 cars; corn, l37 cars; oats.
149 cars
May wheat in Chicago opened Friday
at 81 05 "a M1.05S corn at 6OAc. oats
at 49A 4495sc and pork at s16.s5.
Wheat in Liverpool opened "a u q
higher and was later quoted I'D lowre
Cor nopenetl a d higher and was later
quoted lad lowre.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Grain opening
Wheat: Dec down Ac May down x c
Corn: Dec. down Ac; May down y C
Cats; Dec unchanged: May down i C
Provisions were slightly lower,
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

Settlement. told of the struggles OF
well-meaning and hardworking WON
en- among the boys in the settlement
district, and I'm a whimsical little man
ner, admitted that she thought a man
was needed for that work. Her inter
esting talk. brayely given TO the
roomful OF grown-up boys, where she
was the only woman present, was
confession that real, live boy may
prove an enigmatical sort OF animal
to a woman worker. while he would
readily succumb 10 some man VINO
knew his habits.
I'VE tried hard. but have decided
that the life planes of the boys and
IT'S are different" she said. Think
ing that our plans might be wrong,
we changed the plan 4t every weekly
meeting. but IL always resulted in a
rough-and.tumble, anyway. Their
ideas and ours were so different. Our
boys clubs were like a red rag 10 n
bull They made rules. only to break
them. They took a savage delight in
paying their fines for breaking the
rules Yet they like the settlement.
They spend much of their leisure time
there Their homes are not big
enough for them. But there has al
ways been something lacking Now.
however, the Y. NJ. c. A. is sending a
supervisor to work among our boys.
and Ii has worked wonders with
them
When all is said and done, IL takes
men TO handle boys. and you men
have a great work before YOU, right
here in this city" concluded the
speaker.
John l.. Dexter gave an interesting
talk about the work of the Newsboys
association, which breaches no creed
or denominational religion, but which
instills patriotism. honesty and good
citizenship into the newsboys. He
expressed the hope that the churches
would help in the project OF getting
suitable home for the association,
with gymnasium, reading rooms.
shower baths. plunge. and other fea-
lures to work toward the uplift OF the
newsboy.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
PRINCIPAL ELLIS is
DISMISSED FOR DRINKING
Coatiaued from Page one.

cry In his plants? Here is a man in
charge OF the most delicate mechan-
ism In the world. the lives OF our
children. He has shown himself un.
fitted for the position and should be
discharged"
On the adoption OF the minority re-
port -tAe-ete- -was- as follows:
Yeas-Mumford. McMichaei. Hunt
err Charbonneau. Jeffrles, Nowc and
Wiedeman-7
Nays-Burton. Kennedy. Miehm,
Goldberg. Hely, Condor, Ellis, Began
Cary and Robertson-l0.
The majority report was then adopt
ed by the same vote, the yeas and
nays being reversed.
Principal Ellis was In the meeting,
but remained In the hall while the
vote was being taken. He would make
no statement for publication
Inspector McMichael called atten-
tion TO the conditions existing In the
Cass High school. which Is still in
an uncompleted state.
Its a regular pandemonium," he
said It's the most damnable place
was ever in, and the teachers all
complain of headaches. wish the
members OF this board would go up
there and take a look at It"
President Robertson observed that
the present administration is no way
responsible for the conditions and
thought that the confusion would be
done away with in due time.
The board ordered the corporation
counsel to start condemnation pro-
ceedings TO acquire the Mincel prop
erty, adjoining the Trowbridge school.
in accordance with a resolution in
troduced by Inspector Burton In the
last meeting. Mr.. Mincel admitted TO
the committee on real estate and
school buildings that he paid $4,000
for the property. He asked the board
81, 500
Supt. of Schools Martindale said
that the attendance at the social CEN
ters In the Bishop. Capron and Greu-
sci schools was 1903.
l.. l.. Wright. superintendent OF
public instruction, sent a communica-
tion to the board. expressing a de
sire TO attend one OF its sessions
Secretary Marr was instructed to
send him an Invitation
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
Murphy Beat Cox To Il.

Thomas w Murphy. the New York
trainer and driver. who led all driv
ers in the Grand Circuit during the
last season, visited Worcester. Mass.
and purchased OF Joseph PJ. Roberts
the trotting gelding Prof Sphinx
2:11 "a. at a price reported to be close
TO $4,000. Walter Cox was only a few
hours behind Murphy. but found the
gelding had been sold when he ar.
rived. Prof. Sphinx is called by
critics the best-half-mile track trotter
that turned for the word In 1911. He
was originally raced In the matinees
OF the Worcester Speedway club under
the name OF Buker, but when started
professionally his name was changed
His record Of 2:l1 IA was made in a
winning race at Allentown, Pa.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
DETROIT, Oct. 27.-Up: Emperor.
Ericsson. Roebling. noon Thursday;
London. l2:4O u. m: Matoa, 1: Roches-
ter, 2:i0. Crawford. Agnew. Walter
scranton. B; Bulgaria, 6 Luzon, $50;
Mclean -R.aA-- -TnrreI Crown R.Ah. La
gonda. 1850.
Down; Helen c. (cleared). noon
Thursday, America. i2lO, p. mr.: w c.
Rhodes; 2.i5: Howard l., skaT. 22o;
Peter White. $40: Northern star, 3.20:
Westmount. 1886. j. T.. Morgan. Jr.,
3:i5: Hutland, Rosemount. 5. H. b
liawgood. $3.50: Sicken, Meaford. 1880;
Lackawanna, 8.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct al
Up: Munroe 1880 y. M. Harmonic. 1:
North Lake, 1880: Niagara. Siemens.
Darlington. 3. John j. Barlum 4: Ball.
superior city. Holley, 5: Zenith City,
$50; Phirps. Z. Pontiac. Calumet. g.
Down; Holden. 1890 a. IN. Thursday;
Linn. IL Ranneyr rll:30: Samuel Mather
(smaln. noon; HILL 1880 y. m: Nor
gan. 1880 John Il. Reiss. $3.50: Frick.
,. Gates, 4. Peter Reiss, 4;SO: Carnegie,
Dunedin. 6; Captain Wilson. 3.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\ y sToCk MARKET-CIose.

am Ag Chem 49is, Am sug SS's'
Anal Cop bS%. Am c a + 4TH, An-Cot
on I3. Am Loo -, Nm s1fri-ft-s % A-.. :
sug Ii6l.. Am T q 1875. Am Too pi
90 Am Wool pf Sc. Anaconda 34ls' At-
cbise 1O5Ts h A q 90, Is n + s4A. can
Pa gsIsa. Cen Leath 20, do pr ssis', :
A - 72h, Chino Cop 20ss, en- u -
IISs, { NJ a 81 l. los. Chi -
tct q 20. eof- Gas iai % y :, Corn Ernd
10, Dis Sec Cor S0A Erie 81 u, 90 Isl
Of sos do pa pr Al -. CT Nor pr -
ca MOI ore ctr i2A. Ills cent lJs nv
Net l4A do ri a. Kan g 5 % Zen n
siN do pf 81. NJ. 81 = 4 So NJ X l5S \,
sio Rae iOts. Nat Lead 40, y,
Sss. Nor a W los, North Ias NM
Penn R r 1924. Ray Cons ". heau
I4Gi,, Rep | 4 81 1sis. ROCK lstand 20
DO III 40. South Pac los, South ny ~ q
ito ri 7Oh.. Tenn Cop 35A, Texas 20 "a
UnioI Pac i62A. L Rub com IS j.,
Steel 5Sis, do III l0sas, bonas
iOsi. Nir-Car Chem i7ss Ctah Cop
447, Wabash 1874. do pf 20. West In
Tel 77l.. West Mig 6S
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
GOVERNMENTS SUIT
BRINGS MARK AND RAID
CONTINUED from Page OneJ

outstanding securities totaled $I.46s,.
| 900 900.
This indicated that the Water" in
the trust amounted 10 1921 900, 900.
In 1901 when the corporation was or
ganized the Water" was estimated
by the government TO have been near
ly $700,000.000.
Andrew Carnegie's fortune con-
sists chiefly of Steel bonds, OF which
his holdings are said to be $500, ,000,-
900.
The testimony of the late John W.
Gates, before the Stanley committee,
when he charged that President
Roosevelt Was buncoed" by Henry
c. Frick and Z. II. Gary into author
izing the absorption OF the T. c: & |.
Is said TO have played an important
part in the conclusions OF the gov
ernment Gates laid bare the secrets
of the trust and charged that the
panic of 1907 was used in an attempt
to shield monopoly.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The United
States governments suit against the
United States Steel Corporation had
It's effect on American shares on the
London stock exchange this morning.
In the early trading Steel common
was down 3 ga and the preferred
3l-4 Other American industrials
were fractionally lower.
Steel common continued 10 slump
the decline in the later trading reach
ing seven points. Other Americans
genprally were held at the lowest
prices, in a feverish market In
other directions the market was
strong.
Bear coverings later lifted the stock
in London TO SO.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-Flour Dull.
hut firm. Pork: Firm; mess. $3.50
"a Lard steady, middle west spot.
sgIO@92O Sugar Raw dull; csntri-
fugal. SO test. So 96; muscovado. 50
test. s.. 40: refined, quiet cut loaf.
s. so; crushed, 81 40; powdered, $6.5b ~
6 so; granulated. $65GJ5.75 Coffee:
Rio No on spot. l51s Q1sc. Tallow
quiet: city. csc; country SIS W67s c.
Hay: Steady: prime. s. so. No. 3. s1.05
GI.lO; clover s14l20. Dressed poul-
try: Quiet: turkeys. l0@24c. chick
ems. 1OI23c; fowls, 7ql6izc. ducks.
lfIs WIsc Live poultry Gpod de-
mGnd geese l3c, ducks, -. fowls,
1sIl3Hc; turkeys. Ice; s1usters, sac:
s,,rtnR chickens. l2ml3c. Cheese Fair
demand and Arm. state milk. common
10 spc Cials. "a l2hc, skins, common to
sIecials 12m14Ac; full skins .fp3c
Butter Stronger, receipts 6.lSli
creamery extra, 81 81 nc, state dairy
tubs. 2la3Oc Eggs Firm; receipts,
cAsI: nearby white fancy. ~ DOC,
n,arby mixed fancy, @fm Dee fresh
firste-26 " 40 2ie----s-a-.----..-.-
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times, by Palhe,
wenber A. Co. Oct 90 The New YORK
stock market opened steady but the
Volume OF trade generally was not
iarge Republic Iron and Steel ipo.
ebow,d the effects of further hquida--
inn hut Copper and Erie were nrm
ana active At the end OF the nrSt
hotrr of trading the list became auli.
with no decided tendency one way OF
ths other
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
Hluh Priced Colt.

One of the best prices that has been
paid for a 2-year-old PAGER for some
time past was the $500 paid by Geo
~. Estabrook. OF Denver. Col. for
The Ideal Lady. a 2.yearold pacing
filly.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
MARKETS AND FINANCE
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARD

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS
DETROIT. oct 26-Prime steers
steady; all others lOG csc lower, can
ncrs and cutters hard Go sell Prices
-ruuTru nv -fUtfuws7- Choice steers !. y
eraging from 1000 10 l.1OO pounds. n
s5.75Ge; choice handy killers $500
$50. light TO good butchers steers and
heifers. 1918 ~ i.25, common killers and
fat COWS. $2.506t5O; Gamers cows
81 l25M225. common TO prime shipping
heavy sausage bulls. s2.50@S,So; stock
ers and feeders. S250M475 per cwt
Mich cows active at $3.50 80 veal
calves, dull at stGs75 per ewt. sheep
and lambs. duh and steady; quality.
common. choice lambs. Sb.25G6 90
light To fair. s4m5: common TO prime
sheep, S2.5O@t; mixed sheep aud lambs
sS.5OTt5O: common killers. s2,l5 o S.25,
cu,ls- S2M250 per cwt. Hogs. dull and
25 a soc lower: quality common: prime
mediums and fat workers.. S6.25g . 80
light yorkers and pigs s595.35. Re-
ceipts. Cattle. l,2t5; calves, SOB, sheep
6.lG4, hogs. s.2i7.
EAST BUFFALO-OpeniuR.
Duuning & stevens Live stock Report.
East BUFFALO. y. Y, Oct 27--Cat'
best 400 TO i.soO-ib. steers 5000
T75; good prime. 1900 TO l.iO0-lb
steers. $707.25; good prime, 200 e
l.3oo-lb. steers, s6.50Q7.s5. best l0C
lsAW -
medium butcher steers. 1000 10 LOO
10 steers. s6Q5.50: light butcher
steers. S4SoQ6; best fat cows si@S %
s fair 10 good do, s3,504i.1o; common
Q25O: best fat heifers. S5.259 80.
good fat heifers, s45OG5 fair To good
do. S4g450, stock heiters $3.50 y 30
best feeding steers, dehorned. Ns0W5
QS75; stoekers. all grades, s3.50q&75
prime export bulls. S5G5.e5: best
butcher bulls. s4259475; bologna
bulls, 81. 25 @3.I5; stock bulls, SS.ss q
ers and springers, s5oQso. common &C
Hogs, Receipts. 60 cars: market
steady; heavy. se.5oQ6.eo. yorkers
So 90 q e.e5 pigs. 1915
27s; ewes. .3ds75; top lambs. $500
Top veals: ss5Oq1o: fair TO good
y@S75; heavy. s485.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Oct 90
Cattle. Receipts. IS head; market. slow
butcher grades. $396.75. Calves Re
eeipts,r 100 head; market active anc
25c higher. eull 10 choice. S6qs.7s
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 1000 head
Gull to fair. s45oG5 so; yearlings, S4a
41o. sheep. $l.50q3.75. Hogs: Re.
ceipts. 4.250 head; market. active anc
steady; workers.. $3.50 pigs, $3.50; mix
ed, So 65: heavy, S6.60M SOS, roughs
$5 so 15.s5; stays, $5Q5.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Oct .s-Hogs: Receipts l7.,OU0. mar.
kct. strong mixed and butchers. IS I,
q $50, good heavy. s5 570Q6: light. IS Il
G6.4O: pigs. $4a590. Cattle. Re
ceipts, 2.000 market. weak beeves
81 30 SIS. cows and heifers, 81. 30 q
$50. stockers and feeders. $29On SIs
Texans, $4nb.s0. calves. s5IS.d5
sheep: Receipts. $4,000; market. steady
native, $235G3.75 western. 81. 40 n
50 so: lambs. $3.500s western, 1915 q
6l0
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Oct, 26.-Hogs: Re,
ctipts, 5000; steady; mediums and mix
ed. SO i5 q 8. so; workers. S640. pigs.
S5 10 Cattle: Receipts. cars. dull
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 20 cars
s. s. top. Calves: Receipts, zoo; 81
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
CHICAGO PRODTCE.

CHICAGO. Oct 26-Butter Extras.
2oc frsts. 26iac. dairy extras, re- .
hrsts 23c Eggs Prime hrsts, 22c.
Grsts eIc Cheese: Skins. 14d lliz G.:
,',,,n, Americas 13A Mt4hc Live
nouitfy Fowls ga 10c; ducks. 1Oh a.
i1c- aeese I2H12ac.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. oct 3G.--Money on call.
s& per cent. time money %. per cent
Tor six months. bar silver--I,ondon
% 3-T6d: bar sTtver[New York, ca as
demand sterling, iI.S7o5.io
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

Lewis Bower. Of Audubon. nj. 50
wears old. still goes on short hunting
trims, though Obliged 10 use wheel
chair In getting about.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The price OF crude rubber reached
new low price in New York this
week. up.river fine going of TO s104
TO $1.05 1.2 other grades were pro
portionately lower and there was q
large supply at the low prices.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 29hc: frsts. 2Shc;
dairy. roc packing stock. l9c per 10
Eggs-Current receipts. cases in
cluded. 2iihc Receipts on Thursday
$50 cases Market firm
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

According 10 Danish laws. automo-
btles are forbidden TO pass trolley cars
81 rate faster than one mile an hour.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
PRODUCE.

Dressed calves wre quoted easy at a
somewhat lower range OF pricse this
morning Tn erecetpts have not been
oppressive, but IT only takes a few 10
satisfy the demand and even light re-
ceipts take some pushing. Poultry re-
Ceipts have been on very moderate
scale all this week The demand has
caught UP with the supply. and every
thing in aight was cleaned up early In
the day at steady prices. Potatoes are
firm, and the produce list as a whole
was very steady. A thre-cent decline
in linseed oil is reported.
Apples-boc a 81 bu. s1.50R3 bbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
G22C.
Beans-Dried Lima 6 4 07c per lb
California Fruits-Grapes, Tokays.
t1.40@150: Malagas. Sl50G2 per box
Cclcry-Home-grown 3o@2Sc doz
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

Joh PRINTING Done Right. Times
PRINTING Co.. IS John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

Busipess-like Printing. No fuss ana
no ieathers- The plain. neat Kind thar
looks right: Times Printing Co Is
John R-st. Ph. Main i4Ss, or City 3ssS.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices reported by Hayden
stone AZ Co oct 90.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

Robert II. Day, transportation man.
ager of the Board OF Commerce, has
left on a trip to. investigate freight
conditions in the Thumb. following
the recent trip into that district
made by Detroit business men Mr..
Day will gather data srom merchants
in the region covered and will en-
deavor TO work out plan for the i'm.
provement OF the railroad service
from Detroit into that rich section OF
Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27

The Minnesota Sugar Co, with a
capitalization OF $4,000, has recently
filed articles OF incorporation in Lam
sing. The stockholders are H. A.
Douglas, F. r. Hathaway, c. F. Fem
ton and w. n. Wallace, the latter OF
Saginaw, all OF whom are closely
identified with the Michigan Sugar
Co. The location of the office OF the
company Is the same as that OF the
Michigan Sugar Co.. but the stock
holders refuse TO give odt any de
tails about the new company.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-27
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Oct 26-Hogs: Re-
tipts, 5000. steady; mediums and mix
ed Sc 45 q so; yorkers. S640. pigs.
s5 10 Cattle Receipts. s cars: dull
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 20 cars.
sjsj top Calves Receipts, zoo; So.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-08-17
Sepmed TO Give Him a New Stomach.

Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment | tried
seemed to do any good" writes H
NJ Youngpeters. editor of The Sun,
Lake View, Ohio. The first few
doses of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me surprising re-
lief and the second bottle seemed to
give me a new stomach and perfect
" good health" For sale by all
dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-08-17
Notice of Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Secretary of State.

y "A IL
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Pursuant to the above proclamation
issued by Cole l. Blease. Governor of the
State of South Carolina. on the 9TH day
of August, A D 1911, notice is hereby
given that an election upon the question
of the annexation of a portion of Will
liamsburg county to Florence county
will be held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der. A D 1911, in the precinct and at the
voting place named below, said voting
place being within the area proposed to
be annexed to the county of Florence.
For the purpose of conducting said elec-
tion at the precinct named below, the
following Managers have been appoint
ed:
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
Prospect-J J Hannah A Gaskins. A
J Brown.
The Managers at the precinct above
named are requested to delegate one OF
their number to secure the boxes, tickets
and blanks for the election on Saturday.
September 9. at kingstree.
l. GOWDf.
W + HANNA,
y y LESESNE.
Commissioners State and County Elec
tions for Williamsburg County. Sout!
Carolina. S-lI-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-08-17

The victim of the deplorabIe
tragedy above chronicled was born
and reared in Williamsburg county,
being, prior to her marriage, Miss
Cressv Nesmith, the Youngest daugh-
ter of the late William Edward Ne
smith of the Indiantown section
Her brother and sister, Dr. NJ y
Nesmith and Miss Ethel Nesmlth, at
tended the funeral last week.
We extend sincere sympathy L
our friends in their attiictlon.