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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

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4' 1909 NOVEMBER 11 THURSDAY THE DETROIT' REE PRESS 10 OR RHEUMATISM steady Joo oo st i ERENCE AND name OCEAN STEAMERS Musi STEAMER ISAAC ELLWOOD PITTSBURG STEAMSHIP LEET i MALE for the upper 1 3 Cap tiffl of backing up to of the Cralses By the great 20 000 ton steamers I MARINE NEWS PRODUCE MARKET Cruises de Luxe RULES STEADY to the West Indies SAUGATUCK HOPES OR NEW BOATS 1 1500 tons Luzon Bermuda ilhefietroit reePrcss 8 WEST INDIES $434 I lenlicli ARGESITliE ORE TONNAGE IN DEMAND jorth (german £loyd 4 per sene oster of a VESSEL PASSAGES 9 east 30 Jefter riday $5 05 35 10 $4 90 Michigan granulated $5 30 per cwt 13 BUTTER AND EGGS ALL uc i4 eggs MEETINGS iff i made the fol on deck after 30 6 is in river Samuel Sierra Porter mother five use Dec 4 Dec 11 Dec 13 Dec 25 BRICKLAYERS wanted Saturday morning Corner Virginia and Third PHOTOGRAPHIC TONER 1 ply HUGHES LYDAY 7 Miiv GOOD SHOE SHINER at barber shop TEAMSTER wanted at Krei toinette and Twelfth st MODEL MAKER one experience! in Ing models from sheet steel class men need apply Ji 621 Bellevue ave residence Robert Large ast and Luxurious Twin Screw Express and Passenger Steamships Equipped with Wirelea and Submarine CARPENTER wanted son east NICE ROOM and board for trr men home cooking use of pa ing distance steam heat rlv 315 ourth ave i I I By the 12500 Cruising MOLTKE leaving New York Jan 22 eb 22 and Mar 24 SCREW MACHINE OPERA hour A EMPLOYMEN Sault Ste this Lycoming Sweetheart THE royalmail steam packet co SANDERSON a SON 22 State St NY working President notice to The annual convention of the State Sunday School association held in the city of Saginaw on 17 IS and 19 19C9 a Michigan will bs Atlantic seaboard in new steamer for the but they were not lm the coastwise passen NECK BROKEN IN CARPENTERS wanted Mast side of St lair ave between Kercheval and Mack HamburgWaldersee tAmerika Patricia Pretoria carte restaurant bu and near ort Crain and repaired at me corse smpyara commission again She passed up ithe yesterday ts BRICK masons wanted Ap ply MR YATES Michigan Malleable Iron Co Delray Wanted good a pair man Apply Detroit i up ine Tours is up NIGHT WATCHMAN warned understands operating boilers ine Mfg Co Twelfth and 'CAPSULES MID' SEWING MACHINE ADJl who has had exoerience In Afood wafi es to rleht man Overall actory Eighth and A i i BOY wanted to work in Metropole Billiard Room MAN wanted to drive single truekd Gratiot CARPENTERS Two carpenters wanted 26 Commonwealth ave Grand 3767J Venezuela Nassau and Panama Canal BOY with bicycle to work in store good wages BLEAZBY'S 339 Woodward W1NG HELPER Gurantz Bros 410 I Only Great Cruise This Winter Under the aole Management of lieved loss and the 1 Charlevoix A IREMAN wanted at tha Geo H4 Cllp pert Bros Brick Co Works Spring wells Mills The latter now is others would have head of the lakes yesterday boat detained is the steamer Wm ne uievoiann nt tieet foot beam boats the Samuel Mather in Lake Erie The width of the Canadian lock is exactly 60 feet VW PORTER wanted ranklin and Bates 3 to 9 a OUR PATRONS get 25 regular tickets for 25c Cut Rate a 199 Griswold st MAN TO DRIVE deliver Outfitting Co 48 7 PRESS EEDERS wanted on position $1060 per week to ROR PRINTING CO Alb CYLINDER and Gordon press feeders atWm Graham Printing Co West Con gress st Competent pher young man prefer had some experience In ir iron pipefitting business No 19 ree Press SHEET IRON WO1 Experienced sheet iron worker work inside job good wages Safety urnace Pipe Co corne ajid Abbott st JANITOR Unmarried man office building A I LEW son ave ANYONE anywhere can start a mail or der business at home no canvassing be your own boss: send for free booklet tells how HEACOCK Lockport Mrs at the Michigan Inn GOOD UR CUTTER Wanted at the urrier east 1 light plant Union ma Col Townsend United States district engineer left last night for Sault Ste Marie Before he left he was advised as follows by Supt Sabin of the Poe lock: damaged gate Is so twisted that it can not be repaired this season Possibly it may be replaced by the upper guard gate with some alterations The examination is not completed It Is thought 8:30 Paul's Jesuit church at 9 riday BOY wanted with one or two ex perience in drug store Apply Central Drug Co 153 Grand River LOOK KEEPER $100 single man pre ferred timekeeper hardware billing clerk collector several stenographers 7 cost clerk 526 Chamber Commerce of Lake Superior today that could no arnn nr i rato A IRST CLASS PIANO LAYER want ed Baldwin Hotel 32 36 Grand River PRESSEEDERS at Hand Co 32 East Larned D1EMAKERS and machinists wanted Send qualifications and salary required Address Grip Nut Company Whit ley Indiana Lathe hands finished assemblers wood and metal patternmakers machine blacksmith $280 hoilrs sheet metal workers MUTUAL 243 Griswold AN EXPERIENCED Insurance man wanted in a large company to take charge of this department Must invest $1000 Address Box No 58 ree RELIE DRUG CLERK wanted Ad dress box No 21 ree Tress TIMEKEEPER Experienced good salary 526 Chamber ORNAMENTAL METAL wanted Men accustomed to re a and enclosure work Snow Company Rochester 5' BUTCHERS Wanted good butchers at market at once 25 Cadillac sq COATMAKERS wanted (2) steady work Wild Co 311 State st Ann Arbor Mirja Three of these are of the of Tonawanda being the steamers Mills and De Graft at Sault Ste Marie and the been loaded with ore at the The other Mather of The fifth' of the 60 is below Ad Rates ths Popular Medium for Liner Advertising 1 cents per word with cash 10 cents a line if charged No Ad accepted less than two lines or 15 cents The above rates apply to all clari fications except Births Cards of Thanks Obituaries Church Announcements Meet ing Notices and all Ads preceding Male Help for which rate is two cents a word it prepaid 12 cents a line it charged Personals Medicals Clanrvoyants Loans on Personal Property and Employment Agencies two cents per word No Ad ac cepted in these last classifications less than 25 cents All mistakes in Ads telephoned will be at Tisk If box number is desired 4 count seven words additional If replies to advertisements have to be mailed to advertiser send 10 cents for postage All Druggists Our Agents 12tn Annual CRUISE eb 5 to April 19 GORDON PRESSEEP American Printing Co west BAKER wanted SAM HENSEL Ann Ar bor TOOLMAKERS wanted for sr work McCord Mfg Co Also Yachtfag Tours by New Twin Screw through the Vest ladles November 10 Butter steady pkgs western factory 23fe firm unchanged receipts Eggs easy1 receipts 10994 MEN WANTED to learn barr Practice furnished by free Instructions by tsperts ew wekj pletes Tools gi en board secured perience In shops before alogue mailed free Moler Sa bcr ft lege Chicago Ill Lvnn of London Jay 11:05: Nor Constitution 11:43 BUSINESS can prepare you for a position in a business office or with the government thorough instruction in bookkeeping office prac tice shorthand typewriting English civil service drawing higher accounting etc Ask for 50 tb annual catalogue De troit Business University New York November 10 Dressed poultry irregular estern chickens broilers 1S 21c fowls 124 14c turkeys latter with two barges the the Poe lock of lock down the 'j the Pittsburg getting into a 1 Opera House Block red Guen 1 and 2 Pen Bank Bldg SALESMAN WANTED on con $75 and up per month per contract Experience Premier Cigar Co Cineli PHYSICIAN wants office boy ences Box No 74 ree I Down: Pathfinder night Coralla 10 Joseph Gilchrist lagg Warriner rank Gilchrist acona Lyman Smith vvunam Hawgood 1 a Pellett rank Pparpv Shenango 4:30 Harvard 6 Starmount Sopher Minerva 11:30 Green noon Crescent City Rosemount Ungava 2 Perkins Lycoming Sweetheart Hecker 3:30 Rochester 5:30 Craig 6:30 Black Martha 9 GREENWOOD ATKINSON ARM STRONG CO 75 Woodward Mnfrs of Uniforms Silk and Bunting lags Banners and Pennants caution in entering and Sault lock and of vital should rigidly obey the Leis Rhenmrt iem ia in rnnlif nn intRiiial infiaTnniation a Qiseaseo dition of the blood cells which supply the nourishment and strength necessary to sustain our bodies ine disease is caused oy an excess of iirm ncid in the blood which comes from indigestion weak kidneys rAncf inti tinn nnd other irregularities of the system This uric acid produces an inflamed and acrid condition of the blood and the circu lation inirnnn nr noiirismmz Ine umerenL puruuiis ut uuw uuviy mdlv rinrwisitx into the muscles nerves joints and bones the irritating and pain producing acid with which it is filled Then follow the pain lui ana torturing sj mpionis oi nueumuusm uo uui uauu xui that it is anything more than a nrst ciass oiooa punner ana that is inst what is needed to cure Rheumatism SSS goes into the circulation and by neutralizing the uric acid and driving it from the blood effectually and surely removes the cause of Rheumatism SSS strengthens and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak sour stream causing pain and agony throughout the system it becomes an invigorating nourishing fluid furnishing health and vigor to every portion of the body and permanently relieving the suffering caused toy Rheumatism SSS is purely vegetable and will not injure the' most delicate system Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free to all who write THE SWIT SPECIIC CO ATLANTA GA BOX to slearn machinist trade Address box No 26 ree Press BLACKSMITH on ornamental iron work $15 week 2 A EMPLOYMENT DEPT 2 STATIONERY CLEK expeii" office supply business must line thoroughly The Cleveland PLUMBER wanted also steaniftter helper A EMPLOYMENT DEPT GRAND CIRCUS PARK must govern himself accordingly by greatest care ami strictest obedience It is a curious freight steamers on the lakes that cannot lock owing to their beam of 60 feet are now in Lake Superior and must wait until the Poe lock Is repaired before they can down tne taxes fleet Kerr Wm BILL Experienced wholesale hard ware bill clerk who can operate writer Address box No 82 ree Press irst class barber wantedsteady job good pay Corner Theodore and Junction 44 Mirs Cornelius Phinney Meets Ac cidental Death at Coldwater Coldwater Mich Nove Mrs Cornelius Phinney whtle calling on her Viola Maxon fell down the cellar stairs and her neck was broken Mrs Phinney was in the toilet room and took the wrong door for the dining room Several lithograph crayon artists wanted Apply by letter stating salary wanted and length of time at trade HIXSON CO Rockford III By New Twin Screw irst class must be strictly so ber $12 and half over $18 make $15 to $16 Write or phone IV POLLOCK Am herstburg Ont Secure older" write to JONES Traveling A Pier 35 NEW YORK alcon Perhaps Total Ixss Mich November 10 wrecking tug Ottawa arrived at Northport this afternoon but owing to the high sea half a gale blowing from the southwest was unable to go to the assist the alcon which went on ox island Sundaynight It is be the alcon will be a total The Ottawa took Capt Ried men or tne crew to Stenmer Mnythnni Is Released Cleveland November 10 The steamer Thomas Maytham of the Gilchrist fleet which was ashore at Long Point was released tndav Her consort the barge Tvrone Is still on Charles Thomas itch Malt Hoyt George Jay Gould Boyce A Meyer Tionesta YV Anri Brown Maricopa Briton Eenmngton LABORERS wanted Satu uav Cor Virginia and Third A A MEN wanted steel plate fan shop those who have had some experi ence on sheet iron work pre ferred American Blower Co 1 400: Russell There is a good In the latter trade been getting some da vs The arcldent at strengthen the freight market all around All the Lake Superior traders will de layed and It Is figured that for the time the Poe lock is out of the capacity of will be cutabout 20 per cent 4 A A A 4'AaA' interests nf the great lakes should an accident to this lock occur under existing circumstances would be difficult to estimate and every master and pilot ne the of B1 ITY TO BECOME JIA A vic MV I UR BOY Another boy wanted 14 to 15 years must have good recommendation as to honesty and character Good chance to learn trade sKoelzer Mfg Jew eler 301 Hodges bldg A IRST CLASS brass founary foreman wanted thoroughly familiar with water steam and supply 'goods also capable of handling mold ing machines 4 Reply tOv Box No 17 ree Press AA Toolmakers machinists lathehands tinners 30c screw machine milling ma chinists 27 2c solderere valve as semblers monitor lathes 25c men to learn $175: drivers $10 laborers $225UNIVERSITY 304 Hodges DRATSMAN mecnamc UNIVERSITY 304 Hod CATARRH THE DAILY DEATH LIST Otto OborowskL Grace hospital 27 years internal Anna Schaefer 715 Cavalry4 31k years dropsy Elizabeth Hughes 240 Horton 67 years Mary McGuire Little Sisters nf Poor 71 years William Zeakle 777 East gangre A ton years Harper hospital young Americas 1616l4c long horns 15l16c Philadelphia November 10 Butter dull and weak extra western creamery 324c do nearby prints 34c Eggs firm good de mand Pennsylvania and other1 nearby firsts free cases 33c at mark do current receipts in returnable cases 31c at mark western firsts free cases 33c at mark do current receipts free cases 274? 29c at mark Cheese firm good demand New York full creams choice 17c do fair to good 1614Q) 17c 4 New YorkNovember JO The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of 5 points in re sponse to the gain in the rench market which closed to franc net higher There was support here credited to local bulls but trade interests and houses with Eurojiean connections became sellers In the late trading and in spite of the continued firmness of the rench market prices eased off The close was barely steady net un changed to 10 points lower Sales were re ported of 49750 bags Including November and December at $6 45 January at $6 50 March at $6 606 65 May at $5 704T6 75 July at $6 80416 85 and September at $6 SO4i6 90 Spot quiet Rio No nominal Santos No 4 8c Mild quiet Cordova 9nyjc aaj' Ar No 2 timothy $1ST3 50 rye straw and oat straw new Down: Lynn Siemens and 11 :40 Choctaw 1 Wexford 2 Tom Normania 5:20: Gilbert 6 Stnck Boland Coulby 6:10 Owen 6:20 7:10: 8:20 ASSISTAN two positions to fill one in Detroit and one in man neat appearance experc essary Apply Haley Traln Embalmers 249 231 An hospital D418TO RIO JANEIRO ID vis so UAVS To BlEMOS AYRES or rates etc apniy local ticket Agents or BUSK DANIELS General Agents 1 Produce Exchanoe New York a ARMY HOTEL A high grade low priced hotel for men only open all night single rooms 25c and 25c per night special weekly rates free baths free phone 330 Lafayette TEAMSTER wanted stea ment $6 900 Hudson Sierra Gcgebic Ball Bros in Norsefnan Neilson 12:55: Barto (old) Tempest 3 Utica 4:10 Amazonv Dunham 3rd floor Light Lafayette bird the Soo canal will GROCERY or ment must be experler A give age and if married previous employers or be paid to application ree Press Davidson A Superior November TO Arrived Sill Gen Garretson W1 Mills4 James wntt william a iiserr uddy Hebard John Stanton Wilpen cranage Hoover ana Mason land Berwind Orr Mullen Bradlev Departed airbairn ritz Helena rurr Eddy Pennlrfgton Sonoma Morgan Yosemite Watson Sylvan Langell Moore Squire Jenkins Ni agara Smith Owego Marie 'Mich November 10 At 7 :30 morning as the steamers Hecker And the and Bourke were in the American canal ready to steamer Isaac Bllwood Steamship fleet more favorable nosltmn for rammed the upper south gates putting 'out of commission and narrowly escaping Ing a more serious disaster The cause of the accident according to tain Cummings of the Kliwood was a mis understanding of 'signals given the engineer Cummings asserting the engineer erred in the same manner as the engineer of the Walker which smashed the gates of the Canadian canal last June by going ahead instead when ordered to do so Chief Engineer loyd Lyons lowing statement when he came tlie accident: boat has no business coming boiler in commission handle her properly 0 EVERYWHERE or Tickets and Herths LEfOSC 174 GRISWOLD STREET Tickets on BuOalo and Cleveland Steamers ATALOG AND JOB COMPOSITORS wanted Steady position to good men ROBERT SMITH PRINTING CO MICH $85 and 150 ap Shetland pony era I pav chance to earn a pony will be given permanent win not intertere wan RANK GROSSCUP 68 164? 17c Ca served as second engineer on the steamer HUI of the same line last season After the accident all boats 'in the 'upper ap proach of the4 canal were either pulled out by tugs or backed out taking the Canadian canal The upper guard gates were closed and about 4 this afternoon the steamers which had been imprisoned in the lock were locked down The lower guard gates were then closed and the out of the lock will be commenced tonight liver careful examination of the damage Supt Sabin chief of the canal staff estimates the shut down will be no longer than a week and possibly dess The damaged gate is being removed and one of the upper guard gates will be utilized in its place during the few remain ing weeks of navigation The government officials are carefully investi gating the circumstances which led up to the accident in an errort The closing of the Baker 6:10 AC Minch 6:15 Schuylkill 6:40 Port Huron GENTLEMEN Buy yvur furs at 217 A for a set of furs worth fur $8 set worth Jis present is a set of furs Ity to represent us Experience unneces 4 sary $110 per month and expenses Write for particulars Monarch Cigar Co St LOUiS MO MARINE NOTES Collector of Customs Whelan has fined Dr Aldrich and Wilke $200 each because their craft were navigated in the river lthout the proper lights In commis sion The name' of Harry Yates well known coal shipper of Buffalo will be given to the freighter building bv the Great Lakes Engineering works for Boland Cornelius oi nuiiaio The steamer Collingwood sunk Wayne by the steamer George husband of nee Petz and John 303 Coneress uneral from residence at and from SS Peter and New York November 10 Hay steady Hops dull Hides firm Leather firm Wool firm Beef firm Cut meats steady Lard steady middle west $13 13 30 re fined steady 'ork steady Tallow steady Cottonseed oil firm prime crude $3 8 do yellow $6 75416 S3 January 93446 96 Petroleum stead Rosin steady Turpen tine easy at SStjc Rice firm Molasses steady Peanuts firm reights to Liver pool steady Sugar firm fair refining $3 503 90: centrifugal 96 test $4 45 mo lasses sugar $3 70 refined steady Of In the next locking them caus Sailiags of Dec 15th 22nd and 29th to Bermuda Sailing of Dee 24th to Jamaica Pan ama Canal Barbadoa Bermuda Etc BARBERS wanted: steady job good wages LOOP Cadillac Mich AMATEUR NIGHT Cash prizes musical and dramatic talent Call before 6:45 Liberty Theater 570 Dix BOYS wanted to cart ano a tn bright bojs 21 experience in arrang ing and conducting cruises: Send for new Illustrated book HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 41 15 Breadway New York Leidfch 174 Griswold St Klein ther Soo Canal Accident Will Add Strength to reight Market Special to The re Press" Cleveland November 10 There was ton nape nn the market for grain at the head nor cents on wheat to Buf Vesselmen however would not ac a lower rate and the boats were for ore There is a good demand and the shippers have tonnage the last few Railway mall riers postoffice clerks Gove aminations in Detroit Novem scholarship Write Governmc vice Instructors Dept Special to The ree Press Holland Mich November 10 That Saugatuck is destined to be come one of the leading ports on the eastern shore of Lake Michi gan Is argued from the fact that negotiations are completed for the addition of an elegant new passen ger steamer to be placed on the Saugatuck Chicago line next spring Capt Wilson owner of the steamer Aliber will build boat about the size of the steamer Williams and expects to have her in readiness for the opening of nav igation The boat will be built at Saugatuck Will be equipped with all modern conveniences and will be much faster than the Williams which has been operated on the line this year Besides this new venture' the Crawford Transportation company has secured options on a couple of boats but has not yet closed the deal A Capt Cavanaugh and Andrew Crawford have just returned from a trip to tne search of a Chicago line pressed with 1BLADDER I Relieved in yr cs nours Each Can sule bears the (MirYi JBeware cf counterfeits Detroit November 10 Up Manchester Cornell S50 Tuesday night Dunn 9:45 Snyder lu 23 I Bo ce Iron Cliff 11 Alfred Mlt chell 12:40 Wednesday morning Robert ulton Bryn Mawr 12:50: Queen CityA 1 Mapleton 1:35 Marv Elphicke 1:45 Arabian 2:40: McIntosh Smith Brower' 4:15 MeJxuth Truesdale Shenandoah Mount Eads 6:25: Northern Wave 635 Goodyear 7:10 John Mitchell 9:40 bcrantnn Ogdensburg rienry Haw 1 Kiddie Haskell 1:50 ron 3:30: Ward Pontiac 625 Port 7:10 9 Tuesday nlrht: Empire City Marcia 11:35 Murphy mld 12:40 Wednesdav morn Colonel 2: An i William 6:15: Cltv 20 Adams 11 Osborne ictorv Stackhouse 3 15 Presque Isle zuma Wade 6:4: S15 Montana Republic 11 gooa 12:30 12:45 tenac Ames Colborne Down Kensington al Warner 11:05 Poe Holley mcht: ord' ing: Castalia 1:10 drews 4:55 Edenborn Siemens Carrington 1 Hit): cnoctaw Morse 10:30: Ny manki Gilbert Weeks 1140 11:45 11:50 Coulny John Owen 1210 Gil christ 12:55: Alpena 1:20: Townsend Pine Lake 1:50: Chattanooga 2:10 Snow 35 oOfrZrt Spy $3 25 3 50 Baldwin 3 other varieties $1 auttZ i 50 per bbl GRAPES Concords baskets Concord 4 lb lie Niagara 4 lb 15 tawba 4 lb 14c Catawba 10 lb 30c Kariu produce CABBAGE $1 per bbl RUTABAGAS 50c per bu 13(8Hc per lb DRESSED per cwt Choice to fancy lOllc ordin ary $9c per lb Domestic 70c per bu Span ish 40 per crate SWEET POTATOES Jerseys $3 per bbl irginia 1 per bbl TOMATOES California $3 25 per basket crate hothouse 20c per lb POTATOES Michicran store lots 45c bu carlots In sucks 40 42c in bulk 354lc per bu Michigan full cream 16c York state 17c iimburger Ific schweltzer 20c brick cream 17c per lb LIVE Springs hens lOfllc roosters 9c 4ucks geese 910c turkeys 1516c per lb 7 Vegetable Beets 45o per bu carrots 50c per bu cauliflower $1 25 per duz hothouse cucum bers 25 per doz carrots 4c per bu eggplant $1 20(31 25 per doz green onions per doz green peppers 75c per lettuce 75c per bu mint 25c per doz pars ley 2540c per doz radishes per doz spinach 60c per hamper summer squash 30c per box turnips 75c per bu watercress 2530c perdoz wax beans $33 25 per bu Jobbing Prices HAY Carlot Detroit market 1 timothy $1414 13 50 clover mixed new $77 SO whea' 45 5057 per ton HARDWARE bolts 3 3x6 75 and 10 per cent off horseshoe nails per Ib bar Iren $1 90 basis per 100 lbs No 244 common iron $2 60 No 24 Wood smooth iron $2 basis No 9 annealed fence wire $1 95 galvanized barbed wire $3 45 painted barbed wire $2 75 HIDES No 1 green 11c No 2 green 10c No 1 cured 14c No 2 cured 13c No I green calf 1 cured calf No 1 green kip 13c or ull Particulars and Reservations apply to THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO Ltd York Botn Chicago Minneapolis Philadelphia St Louis San ranosoo Toronto and Montreal or Local Agents ruits QUINCES 25 per bu 7COCOANUTS $4 50 per sack Common 25 per bu MALAGA per keg LEMONS California $6 6 50 per box PINEAPPLES lorida $3 per case GRAPE RUIT lorida $3 4 per case California Valencias lorida $2 per box $3 25(0'2 50 per $6 50(07 per bbl for Cape Cod DAILY BIRTH LIST 4 William Spier 602 Buchanan girl NX illiam rase IS5 Jackson girl Herman Nagel 759 ifteenth Charles Johnson 334 Howard Harrison Irwin 199 Hol den boy Ernest Kester 190 Schroeder girl Joseph rancis 536 Wesson girl rank Vosler 256 Josephine girl Emil Ulrick 1390 Kercheval girl Charles Viler 640 Pennsylvania rank Miller 537 Lar ned James Tomlinson 85 Trumbull Oscar Shltkowski 1030 Llvernois girl Rubin Steinberg 146S Michigan Joseph Wranack 562 Horati boy William Reid 1082 Brooklyn Walter Przekop 14S Williams Waltntz Jajko 102 Lock wood girl Albert Wahl 191 Trumbull girl Cleborski 685 Hendrle Peter Halikey 896 Dubois Joseph Borkow ski 1385 St Aubin rank CIvierczaK 48 Robv Clifton Crandell 385 Hlllger Edwin Hembly 19 Marquette Michael Schaible 44 ifteenth Joseph Papineau 4 5 Clinton girl William Lens lev Boulevard and ourteenth Na than Gutenberg 61 Division Jacob Greenberg 992 John Henry berger 91 Eighteenth? Alfred Sarvla 182 Helen girl George Potts 1023 Eight eenth Clarence Henderson 163V Jeff erson Roy Wessel 112 Englewood boy ranklin Wheeler 240 Second boy Wenzel 427 Lemay boy John Nester L1 Woodward John Stanton 159 Custer Harry Ollenbrook 357 Hunt John Rafferty 130 Twenty third 7 Edward Riggs 56 Winona i boy John Stelber 3 4 Mullett boy Joseph Podlewski 41V Can field boy George Gemmer 182 Phllaoe phia Dos Marty 717 Bewick boy Jo seph Clehorski 685 Hendrte Steven Bagenski 1331 Dubois Joseph Gansen 1522 Holcomb boy John Zemllska Twenty sixth Edward Heffron airview Delbert Bloss Providence hospital? red Taepke 630 Meldrum boy MED BUCKLEY November 9 1909 Helen widow of the late Daniel Buckley and mother of Miss Julia Ronen and Mrs Marshall 'uneral riday from Mrs res idence 258 Eighteenth street at and St church at 8:30 standard time Please omit flowers At Grace hospital on Tues day evening November 9 1909 Emma beloved wife of William erguson and mother of Mrs John Richardson and Mrs Leonard Thompson unexal from residence 206 Harper avenue ri day November 12 at 2 riends of family invited Burial private Herman November 9 aged 64 years beloved husband of Mrs Willameta Graumtiller and father of Mrs Lenhardt uneral Thursday from res idence 919 Meldrum avenue at 1:30 at Bethany church corner Mel drum and Pulford November 8 1909 at his real dence 777 Larned street William Jeakle aged 80 years uneral Thursday November 11 from residence at 8:30 and Our Lady of Help church at standard November' 9 at his 71 Alexandrine avenue 4 Morrison aged 78 years beloved father of Robert Morrison jr uneral at 2 p' from house PORTER November 9 Lottie beloved wife of AVm Porterof Harriet and Jerome Pot sister of Getz of Buffalo and Mrs E' Buchanan of Elmira neral from late residence 87 Trumbull avenue Thursday at 4 Interment at Hvnaio A i John IL Schulte the late Catherine Schulte'father of Ruth Catherine Schulte at his residence I Larned 80 years senile Pulte 600 Kercheval 30 4 Herman Graumueller 64 years toxemia MISUNDERSTANDING SIGNALS GIVEN ENGINEER IS BLAMED OR STEAMER CRASH AGAINST THE POE LOCK GATES DRATSMAN designs auto work $90 inont tool designer draft shop experience $50 A TOBONTO MARKET There was a good undertone to the market yesterday although the fluctuations were narrow The mar ket was at no time particularly ac tive but buying demand was dn evidence throughout the session Peterson rlgike shows some and has advanced about 2 points in as many days Iaiose continues quiet but at the present price good investment buying is in evidence Ophir was given better support and Crown Reserve also sold higher on the extra dividend distribution but did not hold John New York A Boaton to Italy i Egypt Via Azores Madeira and Gibraltar SPECIAL ALL SAILING Nov 25 SS Cedric 21035 Tons I argest Steamer to the Mediterranean 13 Dec IS eb 12 Mar 24 CEDRIC 21035 tons) Nov 25 Jan 5 Romanic Dec 1 Jan 15 eb 26 Apr 2 Dec 9 Jan 29 Mar 12 Apl 16 CELTIC tons) eb 2 Mar 16 Passenger Office 9 Broadway CHhltBOURG BREMEN Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a Washington Nov 16 I Pr Willi Nov 30 Wm II Nov 23Cecilie Dec 14 ueotge Ya Sails la 11 900 tons Newest and Largest German Ship afloat Every innovation known to the shipbuilder's art PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG BREMEN Twin Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a nh Rhein Dec 91 Irene Dec 30 fNecaar Dec itjKhein Jen fBremen direct Gibraltar Nanles Genoa Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at 11 am 4 Irene Nov 2t Berlintnew) Dec li Albert Wed Dec Barbarossa Jan SOmits Algiers Independent Around the World Tours Checks good all over the world Apply UELR1VHS At CO General Agents' 3 Broadway New York or red Guenther 40 ort st Wm Klein Union Ticket Office Leidlch 174 Gris wold st George Watson 120 Woodward ave Ziegler 1060 Michigan ave: Grand Trunk Office MILLING lathe and screw innt liid hands wanted at om At ply Marquette Motor Lud pany Saginaw ilicli Metzger 1U1 ind All Brazilian Ports 1 by theLarce New atBenjrer Steamers of the LAMPORT HOLT LINE calf No cured calf 16c green ckip HlsC 2 cured kip No 1 horsehidcs $3 50 No 2 horehides $2 50 sheepskins ab to wool 30 Detroit wholesale prices: Cos tal dominoes $7 85 eagle tablets cut loaf $6 30 cubes $5 55 XXXX powdered $5 73 standard powdered $5 70 granulated extra coarse $5 40 granulated fine in bulk $5 30 granulated 2 lb cartons 50 gran ulated 2 cottons $5 60 granulated 5 1b cottons $5 50: granulated 10 lb cottons $5 45 granulated 25 Ib cottons $5 35dia mond A $5 40 confectioners A $5 25: No 1 $5 30: No 2 1 No 5 S3 15: $5 No 9 $4 95 WINTER 16 28 CRUISES Days NEW WEEKLY SERVICE 6600 Tons Dec ISth nd every Wednesday Comfortable voyaje to this delightful Island by Ocean Liner High Class Cuisine Orchestra Electric ans la all Rooms Christmas VaaHion Nov27 Jan8 eb 1 I a 90 sack wgf AT Largest triple screw turbine in the World irst class at once 40 West ort st A LEARN TO DANCE Dancing School 333 Michigan comer Sixth waltz and two step guaranteed $3 stay until you learn join any Tues day or riday Party every Wed nesday TOOL DSTGNEKS be first class will pay wages to persons Negotiations Completed and Pend ing Likely to Increase Im portance of the Port It is anticipated that next spring will And Saugratuck in the throes of a lively war as the Graham 5c Morton TransportationCo also hvlll make a bid for a share of traffic in person Car Co Milwaukee Summer Weather All Winter ALABAMA Save money and enjoy the trip I Large newships commodiousstate by selecting as your route I rooms all outside Large promen The 1 ade decks Meals at regular hours iicnci nuiuucs mcaib auu uurtii GOOD MEN for factory work Apply Detroit Chemical Wo MEN wanted tor woods nLpie ing factory and mill work Tti Stephenson Co Welle Delta a Mich Offer the unsurpassed in Luxurious and Comfortable Ocean Travel PRESS EEDERS Gordon and cyl der eeders PARKE DAVIS CO TOURS To the Orient Egypt The Nile Palestine Around the World Cruise to Mediterranean West Indies Bermuda Mexico Send for Programs PYLE SON AGENTS 323 Hammond Bldg Detroit Mich ORN Two men for husking corn Aprlye 464 Champlain st 4 viffilance and bv grivlngr to orders of the canal fact that four and cannot be until the lock is pumped out Possibly repairs may require only a few The Lake association has arranged to station a tug below the lower entrance to tne Canadian canal One has been above the upper entrance some time Livingstone lias sent the following masters and pilots of the association: account of damage sustained to gate of tlie Poe lock putting the lock out of commission it is of tlie utmost importance that the masters and pilots of our association should use extreme care ana leaving the Canadian imnortance that thev orders of Superintending Engineer koss ana ms omciais damage to the shipping WHICH YOU AKE Wp LLSd TO LiiLtilA 1 0 1 JU I 1 8 1 LKtozOSj I REE PRESS into the canal with only one boiler in commission and not enough steam to handle her properly" When asked why he did not' back her he replied: "I was (backing her but did not have enough steam to check her headway At the time one boiler had been blown off preparatory to clean ing it" In contradiction spectators say he was not backing her that he was forcing her ahead and stopped only when he was warned by Captain Dolsen of the government tug Noble Lyons is 28 years old His home is in Conneaut and this is his first year as chief engineer He GOOD MOTO I WANTED OR TESTING Potatoes Are Plentiful Active Demand for Eggs and Small Offerings There is a fair degree of activity in the produce market but little change in con ditions governing prices There la a steady tone in nearly all lines and few changes in the price list have been necessary this week resh eggs are scarce and firm and: storage stock is coming out slowly Butter is steady and moving with fair activity The price is considered high and consumers are prac ticing economy to such an extent as to considerably reduce sales Cheese is firm Offerings of potatoes are large and buy ers are in no hurry to load up for the winter resh vegetables are active and firm Chickens are in good demand and steady Offerings are increasing' Dressed hogs and calves are not coming to mar ket freely and are firm ruits are easy 'J4' JIAHKIACE LICENSES John Schaible 21 St Clair Heights Mar garet Daly 28 rederick Schultz 24 Detroit Anna Pagel 24 same Charles De Baesko 38 Detroit: Elsie Schcpens 26 same Ira Scott 48 Romulus Nora Ryan 47 red erguson 33 De troft Belle Chnplin 39 same James Watkins 25 1 Mt Clemens Elizabeth Hebert 23 Detroit John Schmitt 26 Detroit Ella A Short 22 same Walter Thurtla 26 Detroit: Minnie urosky 28 same rank 4 Meirowsky 35 Detroit Wil helmina Schwarz 20 same Abraham riedman 22 Deroit' Tilly ''Levin 20 same George John 22 Detroit Helen Zohrzewski IS same Joseph Stout 29 Scofield Etta Bagley 36 De'roit VESSEL MOVEJIENTS Buffalo November Arrived A 'E Stewart Australia Binghamton Theodore Wickwlre Northern Light America Pontiac lajwiston Port Colborne Cleared: Venus Northern Queen Port Colborne Iron King Mauch Chunk Lewiston Amer ica Utica Australia A Stewart North ern Light Theodore II Wick wire Pon tiac 4 Cleveland November Arrived: John Donaldson Colgate Kendall Troy Cleared: Castalia Yuma White Wall Ches ter 4 Ashtabula November Arrived: Sait Lake City Pollock Alex Thompson De parted: Ball Neilson Jones Maunaloa Bessemer Malletoa Laughlin William Rogers Toledo November Arrived: 'Robbins Andrew Upson 5 Cleared: Hartnell i orain xovemner jo Arrived Mather Holley Marcia Cleared Ream Berry Sandusky November Cleared Rcntiblic 's Marquette November Cleared Mich igan Wallace Wawetam "Ionia Ashland November 10 Arrived Manola Cleared: Superior City William Mather Chicago November 10 Arrived: ayette Brown Adriatic Mars Zenith City Mar sala A Widener Cleared: A BY uKussEK KLIu UEK3T' Seventy three ua including 24 uay in' Egypt and the Moly Lund wltu aide trip to Khartoum) costing only 84UU and up Including shore excursions IhAiUKhS: Madeira Cadiz toavllia Algiers Malta Constantinople Athena Home the Riviera etc Tlcketa good to atop over lu Europe 10 lucluue Haaaioa CRUISE AROUHO THE WORLD STENOGRAPHER One periencegood opportunit A EMPLOYME GRAND CIRCUS Two good coatmak rin wnrlc at home 920 Champlair res nonsi hilit me j'oe ock to vessels already causing congestion of traffic both and downbound The steamer De Graff which la too wide go through the Canadian canal will be forced to lie here until repairs are completed The following boats are above the Canadian canal waiting to be locked through Black Martha Steam Smith Thompson Lake Shore Maruba Eli wood Socapa Ohl Shaw Matoa and John Barium a a a 1 ft I 4 were 164 cases Current receipts cases in cluded 26lc per doz Receipts of butter were 213 packages Extra creamery 31c first creamery 30c dairy 24c packing per io New York receipts 7 4S 25c Cheese 4497 boxes cases westerja firsts seconds 28c Chicago November 10 Butter steady: creameries dairies Eggs steady: receipts 4352 cases at mark cases included 2025c firsts 27c prime firsts 23c Cheese flrm daisies twins 5 A few vacancies yet tiimliar Oct 15 '40 ana Jfea series EaropeOberammerKee270 up bend for prorae SDSCifV) RANK CIaARK Times BIdff New York JLeidich 174 Griswold st troix A One who has had some experi ence in an advertising agen cy preferred must be at least 20 years old and of neat appearance Apply do Mr Shaw ner bid's after 8 :30: Thursday BARBER irst class barber wanted Madison Barber Shop corner Randolph and Madison ave Wanted first class man steady job $12 and halfTover $18 NICK MY ERS lint Mich BARBERS wanted best wages to good men Write box 13 lint Mich Port Huron November 10 10:10 last night Andrews consori tdenborn a 'London 1:20 Adams 2:20 Nye 5:10 Osborn 5:30 Weeks 5:50 Gilchrist 6:50 Pioneer and consort Townsend 7:40 Alpena Baker Ishpeming 12 Annie Mmch 12:20 Amazonas and consort 1 Schuylkill 1:40 Cornelius 150 Armour Egan 2:30 "Lynch 2:50 Hill 4 Sinaloa 4:10 Carnegie Onoko iuv nesimounc ana consort 7:20 7:30 Centurion 7:50 Reed Ing 8:10 Mackinaw Mackinaw City November 10 apo 11 last night Umbria Albert Mar shall 4:30 a Syracuse 1:20 German Holmes Buell and consort 9:30 Coralla 10 Wyandotte 10:30 'Michigan 2 Kearsarge 4:40 Down: Barium 10 "last night Commo 11:50 2 Gary 12:15 a Clement 1:30 London 2:50 Amasa Stone 4: Castle Rhodes 8:40 Ralph and consort 8:10 Langdon 1:30 xn Marietta 5:30 Wind southeast light weather clear Sault Ste Marie Sault Ste Marie November 10 Up: Grif fin Mataafa Manda 9:30 last night Wa watam 10:30 Kinmount 11 Elba Troy Joliet midnight: Sheldon Parks 3 a Ottawa 4 Ionic 5:30 Marina Thomas 7 Amaranth James Wallace 9 Van Hlse Manila Keewatin Turret Court noon Rosedale Gary 2:30 pm Sachem George Owen 3 Thomas Barium 3:30 Wood Iro quois Rensselaer 4:30 Durstons Amasa Stone Morley 6:30 Augustus VVolvin 9 bagamore 9 last 10:30 Stad Scottlsh Hero Steel 'King 2:30 Turret Cape I mn I ffi Mills 7 Widlar Oglebay 8 Goulder 9:30 Leonard Hanna INVOICE Rapid Inquire HAMMOND STAN 341 Twentieth st JANITOR wanted steadv for first class man in fa give references Address ree Press Tickets to Europe All Ocean Steamship Lines HIKSCHEID BROS AGENTS Room 8 Campau Bldg 71 Griswold St HAMBURG AMERICAN All Modern Safety Devices tWireless etc) London Jrart tAmerika Nov 6 PGrant (new)Nov 17 1 tKath A Nov 20 Nov27 fRitz Carlton a la Hamburg direct Italy AND THE Nile conveniently REACHED BY OUR Mediterranean Service The splendid large steamships CINCINNATI MOLTKE and HAMBURG sail Nov IS Dec 9 Jan 6 25 29 etc for Gibraltar Naples and Genpa (with occa sional calls at the Azores and Madeira Isl ands) Excellent connections with steamers of Hamburg Anglo American Nile services up the Nile through EGYPT Checks Issued Tourist Dept for Trips everywhere Hamburg American Line 41 45 NY Leidlch 174 Griswold St: Wm Klein 1 Opera House Block red Guen ther 1 and 2 Peninsular Bank Bldg' 1 1 1 04 I At A' 'f A A s' I Xs' z' L' 'S 1 7 I' zz f''f'''z' i 1 I i L' Jz 1 'A A 'z "S' zJ Yo'' S' 7 A 4 'V I i ej I e' er 4 V' ''I: 4 JK MLUV a zza 9 TO a CWx Dec 4 eb 5 4 Twin Screw 14260 tons zC To nT 5 rS' 11 I 'lifer ry zj zkA 1 th mon 4 VMENT 1 ree ress 1 Wa nt ed sri tj 1 1 I 1 I li i tior wanted A ne 7' nvp? RK i 7 X4 TWO CRUISES EASTER CRUISE (31daysecb) (18 days) $15 up $85 up rom New York from January 15 New York and ebruary 19 March 25 I 1 :4.

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