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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
HAARE RQUIZZED BY
WEST WARREN FOLK

Commissioner Haarer explained the
reasons why his department Is not
able TO take care of the garbage situa-
ton, before the West Warren Resi-
dents association, Thursday evening.
telling the members that II the De
troit Reduction company would live
up Co IT'S contract he could handle the
garbage more efficiently than IL is
handled at present, for $1,000 year
less. $3.50,
The company Is under contract to
provide three receiving stations" said
Mr.. Haarer, but there Is only one
and we have TO haul garbage all the
way from Fairview TO II, distance
OF nine miles II there were station
ON the east side, the long haul would
not be required, and we could work
our teams to much better advantage
Mr.. Haarer laid the blame for the
condition or the streets where the
has been torn up to the pub
lie service corporations, characters.
ing the water board and the public
commission as the chief Of.
He answered numerous ques-
tons that were fired at him, showing
how the improvements which the peo-
pie called for had been held up by
te board of estimates. The association
adopted resolution calling upon the
common council and the city's legal
department to enforce the contract
with the reduction company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
FEW CHANGES MADE
IN GRAND TRUNK BOARDS

There were only two changes In the
boards efected by the Grand Trunk
subsidiaries having their ofices In
Detroit in the annual meetings held
Thursday afternoon. f. j. Chamber
lain, president of the Grand Trunk
SYSTEM was elected president OF the
western roads to succeed Charles NJ.
Hayes. who went down on the Titanic.
and. Walter Ross, of Toledo was
elected president OF the Detroit q To-
.ledo Shore line. TO succeed T. p.
Shcnts. of New York. who resigned
from that office when he gave up the
presidency OF the Clover Leaf.
The roads electing officers and d.
rectofs, Thursday Are the Grand
Trunk. Western Railway CO.: the De
troit, Grand Haven'& Milwaukee Rail-
road Co. the Toledo; Saginaw 4
Muskegon Railway Co.; the Chicago,
Detreit, &o.Canada Grand Trunk June
ton Railroad Co.: the Michigan Air
line railroad the Detroit & Huron
railway Co.; the 81. Clair. Tunnel Co.:
the Pontiac. Oxford & Northern rail-
road; the Detroit & Toledo Shore
! Line railway; the Grand Rapids Term.
inal Railway Co, and the Bay City
Terminal Railway Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
WARNING COUPLE is
RECONCILED BY JUDGE

FLINT, Mich, Oct. 11.-Instead OF
applying legal points to decide the d.
vorce case OF Harriet 2. Emery VS..
William ]. Emery. Judge Wisner, OF
circuit court, played the part Of peace
maker for the sake Of the two-year-
old baby who figured as an innocent
party.
Judge wisner met the complainant
and defendant In his private office
yesterday, and as An aid to his efforts
to effect a reconciliation he saw to II
that the child was present at the In
terview. After a conference OF an
hour or more behind closed doors,
the husband and wife emerged, show.
ing traces OF tears. Accompanied by
their baby, they left the courthouse
forgetful OF their past differences and
with a determination to make new
start in life together. Emery said he
would take his wife and child to De
troit, where he has position.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Oct. lI--Openig; Wheat
I'm the Detroit market opened Friday
with an advance of &c. Prices were
higher In Liverpool and Chicago and
the general tone was strong. Opening
prices Friday; Cash No. red wheat.
t1.i0: December. tl.flh: May. $1.l5h
No I white. tl.09.
The corn market Is steady and quiet
at sac for cash No. 3. 6Thc for No. ?
yellow and Gle for No. yellow. Oats
are firm and quiet at ase for standard.
IS nc for October and Soc for cash NO.
, white. Rye In duh and T4c for cash
No. :. Beans are inactive and steady
at $3.50 for immediate and prompt
shipment. S2.40 for October. s2,s5 for
November and s2.2O for December. Gle
verseed il firm at t1l.50 for prime Oc-
tober and $3.50 for prime alsike. Grain
receipts at Chicago Friday: Wheat.
1sl cars: corn. lis cars; oats, Isl cars.
May wheat In Chicago opened Friday
at 96Ts @s7isc. corn at 52% n52hc, oals
at 54hc and January pork at $4,000
1880. Wheat In Liverpool opened =
a nd and was later quoted NJ d
higher. Corn opened unchanged TO I'd
higher and was later quoted kGhd
higher.
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpeninE.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1l.--Wheat: Decem-
her up NC: May up &c. Corn: Decem-
Der and May up &c. Oats: December
and May up &c. Provisions strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
MICHIGAN CONSISTORY
p.e REUNION Is OVER

with the exemplincation OF the
thirtyasecnnd degree In Masonry, the
One,hundred. and fourteenth reunion
OF the Michigan Sovereign consistory.
which has been held throughout the
week In te Masonic temple. was
brought TO a close, Thursday. The
class initiated, to be known as the
Knights Templar, because OF the fact
that all the members are Templars,
includes the following. President,
Frank Eugene Fisher. former eminent
commander OF Detroit commandery,
X. TIL. xice-presidents. Leslie b. Rob
ertson, eminent. commander Adrian
William Sullivan. Han
cock. Mich; secretary, Fred !. PacN;
ard; treasurer. David Pringle; valedic-
torian. Charles Warren Pickell: his
torian, Charles W. Blome: Harry s.
Beaumont, Alexander w. Blain. Jesse
ID. Bordeau, Walter b. Cary, George
w. Cooper, Frank Edgar Fisher, Fran
els Walter Guibert. Benjamin +. Hud-
SON. George Huntington, William NJ,
Kirehberg. Charles 8. Kisinger. Fred
j. Mcdonald. eminent commander,
Detroit commandery; william j. OF
lcIs a. vi. oCliotuos AhiNu vs. oAOhCf
Hugh L. Wilson. Leonard F. Wine.
man. Detroit; Theodore N. Brown,
Jackson. Henry ID, Rgmsey, Romeo;
William Sullivan. Hanover.
The exercises were brought 10 a
close with a banquet with William
Van Sickle presiding and among the
speakers were. the Rev. II. Lester
Smith, the new pastor of Central
Methodist -churchy Frank t. Lodge,
Frederic b. Stevens, William II.
and John walker. During
the exemplification OF the thirty
second degree, Arthur III. McCloud,
who. receptly returned from trip 10
the Holy Land, gave a lecture on
Palestine, illustrated with views. The
degree was conferred on the candi.
dates by william Van Sickle, Frank
T. Lodge. Frederic b. Stevens and
John b, Corliss. A feature Of the
at the banquet was the
presentation of thirty-second degree
jewel to Henry M. Leonard In behalf
of the. uniformed corps. The banquet
table was set in the form OF a Templar
CROSS As customary, the consistory
will be followed by a Mystic
Shrine initiation. Friday evening
when candidates. will be admitted to
Moslem temple.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
TRAVERSE CITY
LEADS DEATH LIST
Secretary Dixon Gives Mortality
Rate From tuberculosis
in Michigan ~

LANSING, Mich. Oct 11-Traverse
City with death rate OF $50, leads
the mortality list from tuberculosis
for cities with more than 5000 pop
ulation, according TO figures given
out by Secretary Dixon, OF the State
Board of Health. The table Is based
on estimated population OF 100000.
The average rate for each lOO,OVo
for the first eight months OF the
present year Is 100 deaths. The up
per peninsula cities and those situat-
ed near the lakes have the highest
rates, almost without exception. De-
trolt has rate of 80 per 100000.
The table follows: Traverse City,
$50. Alpena, $50: Pontiac, lao; Cold
water. 1870; Negaunee. 1870; Iron
Mountain 100; Ionia, 100; Benton
Harbor, 10: Wyandotte. ITO: Kala-
mazoo, 100; Muskegon. 100; Bay
City, 100: Marquette. 100; Cadillac.
100: Mt. Clemens, 100; Saginaw ~;
Detroit. 90; Ann Arbor. 80; Luding-
ton. so; Owosso. 80; Menominee, 20;
Cheboygan, 10; Lansing, 20; 500, 90;
Grand Rapids. 10; Adrian. 20; ST.
Joseph, 20: Hancock, 70; Battle
Greek. 60: Flint. 60; Manistee. 90;
Holland. go: Jackson. 60; Ishpeming,
Co; Monroe, so; Ironwood. so; Port
Huron, So Escanaba. so; Dowagiac,
40: Ypsilanti, 40; Grand Haven, 40:
Albion. 40; Niles, 80: Boyne City.
so. Hillsdale and Three Rivers had
no deaths.
Only IL counties In the state have
ayailed themselves OF the law which
permits them to build and maintain
hospitals for. the care Of patients
afflicted with the white plague. The.
legislature gave the board OF super
visors OF each county authority TO
lew taves to the extent OF one-tenth
OF one mill on all assessed property
IN the county for the purpose OF
Guiding such a hospital. The law
also allows them to appropriate not
to exceed $1,000 yearly for the main:
tenance OF such hospitals. More may
be appropriated II the expenditure Is
submitted to the voters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
ROTHACHER ANSWERS
UNDERTAKES KNOCK

Coroner Rothacher, aroused by
charges that the county morgue Is
trust has denied that his clerk car
ries the cards OF County Undertaken
Van Lerberghe. and says that bodies
are not exposed to public gaze until
the arrival of the coroner, but are
placed in the police ambulance. In
the latter statement he Is confirmed
by Commissioner Croul.
The Detroit Funeral Directors as
sociation. however. continues to In
slst that statements OF its members
to the contrary are correct. Thursday
night the undertakers stated that
they would ask Prosecuting Attorney
Shepherd to lay their case before his
grand jury. A challenge to Auditor
Buhrer has been issued, the under
takers desiring that he attend their
and hear what they have to
say about him. They claim that Mr.
Buhrer accepted an invitation to their
meeting OF Oct. 4. and then failed to
come.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
DOREMUS WILL TALK
TO CIVIC LEAGUE

The first open meeting OF the holt
day season OF the Political Equality
and Civic league will be held, Tues
day afternoon, next, Oct. 10, In
the Elliott-Taylor-W oolfenden cafe.
promptly at $3.50. The club will hold
its regular monthly meetings the first
and third Tuesdays OF each month In
the cafe and men and women interest
ed In hearing the most important
questions OF the day discussed by
vited to be present.
Congressman Frank f. Doremus
will address the meeting on Tuesday
next on The United States interests
In the Panama canal" There will
also be good musical program. The
committee in, charge of the pro-
gram Is Mrs. w. j. Black, chairman:
Mrs. B. L. Haug. Miss Lorley Ashle-
man, and Miss Z. Chaplin. chairman
on music.
As a first step toward raising funds
TO defray the expenses entailed in the
campaign by the club for the passage
| of THE mothers compensation bill"
a card party--five hundred and bridge
will be given in the Griswold house,
Tuesday, Oct. 20, at o'clock. The
committee in charge of the party Is
Mrs. A. o. Dunk. chairman; Mrs. VIM.
McLennan. Mrs. Fred Sutten, Mrs. +.
Fetters, Mrs. Ruby M. Zahn. Mrs.
Cecil Vaughan, Mrs. j. c. Tuyford,
Mrs. z. j. Kendall, Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Fred Robinson.
No. 80 Pallister-ave. Dainty little
necklaces of venetian glass, some
carved wood novelties from Switzer-
land and some English china offer
attractive prizes for the winners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
BAPTIST CHURCHES
!. '~..... PLANNING MERGER

The congregations OF the First
H1ptiSt ,clrarch-and the North Baptist
<||<Irch.wili meet-in- the fermer. church.
"Wednesday evening Oct. as. for the
rurpose of acting upon the recomman-
1.tiop OF the. official boards of both
<1ilrches that consolidation be az.
ected, r. the. proposition. goes through,
F.sYt "a s4g S,sSo. SgSopsEty Sil be be
6rfk church property, recently &C.
.1|red. be retained, the new ,congre
@<Ion,to be known "as"s the Frs,
'4n(ist church. AT present the FRS,
'et-church- 10 pastorless, and IL. /,
&I>rst0od that should the merker b,
on11mmated- -the. Reva.Thomas, w
<ounk y. pastor. OF the North church
&|I| be retained.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
TOWNSHIP TO VOTE
ON GOOD ROAD PLAN

MONROE, Mich, Oct. Hast year
the township OF Bedford. adjoining the
Ohio state line, voted $4,000 In bonds
for the purpose OF building stone
roads and has been expanding the
amount during the past season. The
inhabitants are SO enthusiastic that
at the election on Nov. 5. they will
vote again upon a proposition to BOND
the township for $4,000 more to be
used for like purpose.
The roads improved are those ex-
tending north and northwest from
the Ohio line and are connected up
with stone roads out of Toledo. IL
is thought the proposition will carry
by a large majority.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit. =.
DETROIT, Oct. 1l.-up: London, l.sv
D. m. Thursday: Michigan. Pollock.
$3.50, Minnekahta. 2:36; Utica, 2;4oi Jay
IT,. Morse. 3:45; Laughhn, s;9vi cuuuyi
a: tug Ohio. barge, $3.50; WILKINSON,
t.s5; ]. y Eddy. S;iS; Philip Mlnch' o.
Down: sonoma, Mclean. ll:lo m.
Thursday: Northern Light. ll:sO' NIL
inokatt, 1870: superior. Wolf lsleei,'
1850: saxon. 1890 p. M. Thursday stad-
acona, l:2O Mars. 1:30: Il G: smith,
l:40: w. l.. Brown. Phlpps. 900; Ger
man. a; stafford. s:eO: Corsica, t;sn.
Hazard, Uranus, i:30; Mahoning' t;tO'
Calumet, 5:l5; Wilkesbarre. b:2O; IL, "
Mills, 5:?5; John owen. $50
The 500.
sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, oct IL
Up: Brown. Hemlock. Cornell, Magma
Huroi,ic. 1890 p, m. Thursday. Shen-
ango 1: Eads, Nasmyth. ?; Crerar. 81
Scottish Hero. Australia, $50; Shaugh-
messy, Wade $3.50. Manitoba, large
Fitzgerald, $50: Goulder. q: william
Livingstone. 1880: superior city, S:ao.
Down: Augustus, noon Thursday
Louis II. Davidson. 1 y. m; SocaPa, =,
Lackawanna, 2:S0: French, J; AleNls
Thompson. Mckee. Onoko. q: Ctley.
Manoia, Darlington. s. OIL. $3.50; large
Samuel Mather. $50: Northern queen o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
ERIISINC men :
oAI1El|D MEETING


.[IpIt Advertising men to the
d over 4 hundred win leave
~ ~ 1890 BY tpecfGi train over
|chisen Central railroad for the
||<1I AdTertlsing clubs conyen.
me Uttroit Adcraft club members
~ met IN Buifalo by the Buffalo
<fcIa1d d6iegatfonb" arriving IN
@E(Df Saturday morning I'm time
me- morning session which will be
~ the Powers hotel, convention
@0Iu1r(tr4<~ro,. s-ss sss..A-
1@.Iiet. of@speakers that. will talk
<4<e. tha advertising men Include
IX q the. RFeetest authorities on
<orfisInF. among them. being Jo-
<r1 Appel OF the Wanamaker stores
+{ New York and Philadelphia; Frank
|<&0fty. OF the Presby Advertising
|<0cy, n. 70. eaWtrous, OF the War
I@| Instrument Co; e. st. Elmo
4~Is. sof the Burroughs Adding Ma
|I16 Co.; II. A. Brown, of che Victor
@'/Ink Machine. Co., Hon Talcott
II|3uE, dean OF tha Pulitzer School
~ Iournallsm; Louis Brandies, the
@ICue cfIiciency expert, who showed
g. =
'|efS 2 gay and many any other men OF
ADVERTISING men from all over the
country WIN be katfiered- m this con-
>'|Iflon' sHiiicff win be the largest in
me history OF the Affiliated Adver-
Ling clubs. over zee
[4<ink already been made for the
I1UCuet< In. the eVeningeA.e .s,.si.4--,
xxff1l ha oYlonk hv
tho advertising men In making a tour
o[ RochaBter. and an automobile
Lfc8kfnst" will be served at the fash
Detroit. which Is the birthplace OF
me Affiliated Advertising clubs, will
b1 represented M this convention by
many OF the leading advertising men
c{ -the~city.- Among ,thUse whoe will
leave tonight for Rochester are: @.
AZ Brownell, d Walter Thompson Ad-
<er(ising Coz James -Strasburgb.
american Electric Heater Co.: II. A.
Dues, w. w. Hannah, Reality. Co.;
y. st. Elmo Lewis. Burroughs Adding
Machine Co.; Frank v. Martin, Bank
81 Martin Advertising Co.: Chas.
fiu9bes. j. Walter Thompson Co.;
Geo. Sl0cum, the Cleaners Publish
Thompson Advertising Co.: H..
Invalid. Campbell. Ewald Advertising
Coz, Ghas. fssteriin, Stubs-Esterling
Printing Cos.-L r. Gordon the Bal
Isnfine Co.: +. e. Martin. the. Hurd-
Martin Coz Ls..Is Lawspn.e :. Postum
Cereal Co.: r.. c. Banker. Banker
Martin Advertising Co.; Hal g.
Trump. Geo. A. Drake Co.; Richard
q. Fowler. Detroit City Gas Co.; Dave
brown, General Ice Delivery Co.;
.Ioseph Mack. Joseph Macn Printing
CO.., Fred Slocum, Perfection Fireless
RANGE Co.; shalph Handy, Handy Bed
60. n r. tAsPfeifer. Pfeifer Advertising
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
PETER C. BIRD WILL
.areBE- BURIED SUNDAY

ROMUEUS, Mich, Oct. T1.MPetei
6. bird. q veteran OF the Civil war;
died at his home here yesterday, al
the age or 01. He enlisted In the
Twenfy,fUurth- : Michigan, and Twas
Wounded In the leg July ). 1863. at
the battle OF Gettysburg. He lay on
TIE aeId until the evening Of July 5,
before he was taken to. the hospital.
Aa.pear after he was wounded he
vas taken to hospital In Detroit,
where. he remained until NoYember,
1861 : he Is survived BY. his widow
md six children.
Mr.. Bird was founder and owner or
ne banks in Romufus FfiHeral ser
vices viii be held in the Methodist
Epist6pal church here, sunday. at I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

NEW YORK. Oct. f0.-Flour; Fairly
s act y. and nrm PORK Firm mess mes
west spot, sl240GI2.50. Sugar: Raw
dull. centrifugal. e6 test, tA11; musco.
vade, 50 test, t3.s1: refined dull cEi
loaf. $50; crushed, $500; powdered
IS; granulated, s4.s0G4.sS. Coffee: Rio
No. : on spot. 15c. Tallow: Firm; city.
prime. $40: No. 9, so6s5c; clover. 7sc
ntLO5. Dressed poultry: Firm: tnr-
keys, fsN24c: chickens. 13h ~ 2ic:
fowls l5R1ec. ducks. 18G18hc Live
poultry: Weak: geese, 14c: ducks II y
Isc: fowls. 12K n14hc: turkeys. 1so:
roostsrs. eMc: chickens. 12h a13hc.
Cheese Active. but hrm: state milk.
common 20 specials 14I17%c. skins
common TO specials. sd14hc; full
skins. 1T6Ifc..
Butter: steady; receipts. s,372:
creamery extra sea- d31c. state dairy
tnbs. 25G 29c: Imitation creamery nrsts.
3th q csc Eggs: Dull: receipts. ST.
EOS: nearby white fancy. tsqt5c; near
BY mIked fancy. 2sQ,tc; fresh nrs,s'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
BUSINESS NOTES

The earnings of the Detroit United
railway for the eight months ended
Aug. 81, total $7,601.S 1892, which com
pares with $6,715.170 for the cores
ponding period last year. Net earn
ings were $2.640.255, and surplus ST.
$50, 400 for the period, compared with
net of s2.423.1s0. and surplus OF
$1,125,625 for the previous year
Gross earnings for August were ST.
103,5O4, and the net earnings for the
month were $370,i7S.
The Chalmers Motor Co. has fled
notice with the secretary OF state OF
the increase of its capital stock from
SO, O0O. 900 to s5,000,000. The company
has distributed $1,000.000 OF the in
crease as a stock dividend. The imam
cial statement which accompanies the
notice, gives assets OF S4,4S7,275, Of
which $3,4S0,053 is merchandise In
stock. The plant Is put in at $1,635,
sol, and profits for August are stated
as $137.442.
w. s. Baker, formerly assistant en-
gineer with the Pere Marquette rail
road in Detroit, has been appointed
division engineer for she Petoskey
division of the road. W. c. Filtins
formerly with the road in Chicago
has also been transferred to Petoskey
as road foreman Of engines. Charles
z. Fink has been appointed CHIEF
clerk to II. O. Halsted. superintendent,
OF the Detroit division. coming from
Grand Rapids, where he has been &C
countant. s. II. Goddall has been made
trainmaster In Traverse City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
6fSiER DETiRiiOjiiiiTTiESRF, .' " III
SEEKS MISSING WIFE,

WASHINGTONs Oct. 11.--Ernest
#|cEcffs, q former Detroiter. who, now
+ .nid to live In Chicago, has had the
1<rartment Of Justice detail secret
&<flice agents to. endeayor to locate
||s wife, who disappeared from rail.
<o&E train somewhere between De.
I<o|t and Matinee, o., Sept. %.
I|rketfs believes she was a victim or
X1{t8 shave workers. pfr- ~ 80 :
since mis- wife disappeared Ricketts,
|.| black hair Is said to have -turned
.<1r and he has lost 80 pounds IN
<>'Ehf He left here yesterday for
|Iladeiphia andr.other. cities to. con,
||1no. the search.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
Moody Church ExpeIs Newell.

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.--W. r. Newell,
evangelist. who is well-known in Dc.
troit. could not be located today to
obtain a statement regarding the ac-
ton of the executive board OF Moody
church, which expelled him.. The
board issued statement to the effect
that the charges filed against Newel,.
including the allegation that he used
narcotic drugs and that his statements
were unreliable and incompatible with
the life OF Christian teacher, had
been sustained.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
New Corporations.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 1.-THE fol
lowing companies fled articles OF in
with the secretary OF
state. Thursday: Ontonagon Herald
company. Ontonogan. increased $4,000
to $4,000; Saginaw Valley Develop
ment company, Saginaw, $4,000 to
500. 900: Universal Auto Supply &
Repair company, Detroit, $4,000.
stockholders. Adolph Sherman, ROBBERS
ST. John and Edmund NJ. Sloman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11

The Detroit contingent OF naval re-
serves. constituting OF eleven officers
and ITO men. left Detroit Thursday
participate I'M the naval review and
maneuyers. to be held Oct. 11-1B The
reserves are under the command OF
observation-disclosures J. r. Lewis
tered on, the cruiser Tennessee which
VIII dock IN PhiIadelphia after the
Ihaneuvef3 are bVers.' TIE party was
madof sup chfeliy OF Detroit men.
thosEA ns =, ef 3, &c !. so.ntIpseqs came
per peninsula reserves started. we'd
u1E|1T. for New York. and will Dc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
BUSINESS MEN

IL II feasible for business men 60 buy
stocks7 II so. what methods should
they follow in order TO be successful?
OF this subject and will be mailed graz
It's. Address Dept DIS, OF the Babson
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offices, wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
organization OF Its class In the y. 8.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11

Am Ag Chem 5sA. Am sugar ~
Anal Cop SET. Am Can tsA. Am G A
Loo 4SA Am smelt s7H. Am Sugar
Isss. Am I a r la, Am FOB 1854.
Am Wool ga. do pr ssls. Anaconda
AS. Ateh llots. Bait a o 1854, Beth
Steel isii, b X t sl., Can Psc aisA;
sah. Chino Cop 43h, Chi a q w III,
&. NJ 4 81 T. liza, chi a y ii2h, Col
n a 42A. Con Gas it1h, Corn Prod
1914, Den q R q 23h. Dis Sec Cor 81.
Erie Sela. do LIST pf S4S. Gen Electric
pf iai, CT Nor ore ctf 4sS, Ills Central
i2sA. Int Met AZ, do pr ss. Int Harry
com i23is, Kan s 2sIs. do pr 81. Leh
Val III. Louis a ~ 162h, M. N Il
ASH, Nat Lead Ss. n Y c-li6h, ~ \.
o 4 w ass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
PRODUCE

The poultry market again showed a
declining tendency this morning. Re-
ceirts were the best OF the week. re-
tailers are buying only In q very small
way and the dressers are working &
lower level OF prices. Butter, eggs
and cheese ae called steady with an
easy tone. Potatoes are very quiet. and
the vegetable list steady. The market
was full of peaches again, and the end
OF the long peach season In not yet in
sight. Prices were let down again this
morning and dealers find IL hard to
clean up even at the decline.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
Eavor, AddltIon no caplteI.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 11.-Adolph
Sloman, of Detroit, chairman Of the
committee appointed by the Michigan
Bar association to urge the Legislature
TO build an addition to the state cap
itol. was in Lansing, yesterday. He
said most everybody IL In fc-c- OF
constructing an addition rather than
erecting new structure on one oil
the many state lots about the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11

The following firms are privi-
Detroit Stock Exchange: Bumpus q
Co.: Carlyle a Povah: Matthew
Finn Lewis q. Gorton; w. A.
HamIin a Co.; Richard Irwin a Co.:
W. r. Moss q Co.: II. w. Noble a
Co: w V. Reilly q Co.: r. sea-
grave a Co.; TT. 9. Warren q Co.
( and George NJ. West q Co.