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The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
POLICE COURT DOCKET

ychn Kelley, begging. did not APP
rear
Henry Masterson. drunk; sentence
suspended.
James Kerwin, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Charles Richardson. drunk sentence
suspended
Frank Monahan, drunk; sentence
suspended
James Harner, drunk; sentence sus,
pended.
Walter Kragie, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
John Becker. vasrant; adiourn,ei 70
March 10.
Bartro Cover, disturbing the peace:
SIS or 80 days.
Louis krokowslki di9turbiug ghe
peace; $40 or 80 days. III n
-sHbaErfuu suutaff5" drunk ftzi
charged.
! Joseph Wobrowsk. disturbing the
peace. adjourned to March 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
BIRTHS

BOYS
George Waltz. 326 Roosevelt
Joseph Polgar, a Vanderbilt.
Harley Kratz, $50 Brooklyn.
Frank Dougal. l27 Sidney.
Otto Glinska. l0l2 Garfield.
Mateus Zakrzewski. SIS Dubois.
Frank Cieszinski. gis Russell
John Cternicki, Ice Illinois.
Valentine Vlkarski, $40 Forest.
Frank Burcz. las Leland.
Fred ffichbrecht. asa wilkins.
John Bucholtz, 66g Piquette.
Harry Grass, 4S9 Antoine.
Leon Marcus. loo Elizabeth.
Morgan Parker. NJ. d., 81 Ciairmount.
GIRLS.
Frank Sepker, l0ts Twenty-third.
Norman Lightfield, 2401 Jefferson,
Luther Vandecar, 556 Vinewood
Frank Kieczmer 500 Riopelle.
Harry Mead. loo Elizabeth.
Gust Hess. .313 Division.
Thomas Lanstra. 222 Burkshire.
Henry Grover, go Myrtle.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
CURRENT PALAyER
OF The POLITICIANS

Would-be delegates 10 the Republi
can national convention in Chicago
are anxiously awaiting the message
that Orvice r. Leonard brings from
Washington as 10 how the delegates
will be chosen from this district this
year. Everybody interested says he
wants IL to be by direct vote OF the
party. but the sideline OF talk indi
Gates that they all think IL will be
by convention. In that case there re
mains question as TO whether the
county committee has charge OF hold
ing the caucus to elect the delegate'
to the congressional convention.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

NEW YORK. March 17.-Crazed
with love for Mrs. Elizabeth Hoize, a
white woman who refused his atten-
tions, Frank Kito, young Japanese
cook, shot her Ave times today ami
then killed himself with carboiic acid
NEW YORK. March l7.--eI am not
qualified to speak as financial ex.
pert said Secretary Taft, before leay
ing for New Haven, but believe
times are getting better and will be
better. In fact, | know 1t. The peo,
pie OF the middle west have not felt
the effects OF this panic like we have
In the east. The farmers generally
have entirely escaped"
WASHINGTON March 17.-There
are indications that the Caro- Postof
fee mixup Will be disposed OF In a
few days. and OrIa s. Patterson will
be the next postmaster OF that VII
lage. Rep. Fordney is In receiupt ~
a letter from the postmaster general
which was written while Fordney was
in Michigan. In which this officiai
stated that the department had decid'
ed 10 recommend the reappointment
OF Fred Slocum. This undoubtedly
was written before the postmaster gem
eral knew OF Fordney's intentions 10
recommend another man for the ONCE
BERLIN. March 1.-THE notorious
Hau trial of last summer has been
brought. to the public attention
again BY the sentencing of Herr
Schmidt, editor OF the Morgenpost. Ia
nine months imprisonment on the
charge OF libeling Olga Molitor.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
DIED

BI.ESSED-March 15. 1905. at his resi-
dence. II Joy-st, John, husband OF
Sarah Blessed and father OF VIM w.
and George A. Blessed. aged 20 years.
Notice OF funeral later.
COiBEIiT-March 15 at her residence.
3l0 Wilkins-st., Minnie, beloved wife
Of jeremiah Colbert. and mother OF
Minnie NJ. and Evelin Colbert. Fu-
neral Wednesday at O'Clock from
residence. and $40 at st. Joseph's
church. Deceased was member OF
Branch 1879. L. g.. II. A.
HOFFMANN--March Ia. Frank, beloved
husband Of Emma Hoffman,, at resi-
dence, 103 Antietam-st. Notice OF fu-
neral later.
SCHULTE--March 15. Anthony. aged
as. beloved brother OF Mrs. Josephine
George, nee Schultz. and Frank
Schultz. Funeral from residence OF
his hrother-in law, Joseph George.
los catherine-st., Wednesday at a.
M Burial at Mt. Olivet.
SMITH--Suddenly. at Lenox, David W.
beloved husband OF Maggie and faith
er OF Minnie, Annie, Lizzie, Stanley
and stella Smith. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
Marriage Licenses

Benjamin II. Ayers. 2li Sadie Thoin-
as. is. :,
william c. Rattray 81, Brooklyn, y.
Y: Adele :. Stahi. %, Detroit.
cote. 81
John r. Kunss 80. Fremont. o; ia
M. Hettinger. 20. Eskridge. Kans.
Frank r. Wolcott. As, Detroit. EDNA
Il Noy. roy a8 Grand RAPIDS
Hon Geo. s. Hosmer, So Mrs. Fran
els r. Brown, a.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
The Chink Has Turned.

A prosperous Chinese laundryman
of Huntington, l.. l., uses an automo.
bile to collect clothing from his pat.
rons and to deliver 1t. He employs a
white chauffeur TO run the machine.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
DENTISTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THoEoUGHBRED SCOTCH COLLIE
DOG--Wanted, a thoroughbred male
scotch collie dog: prefer one from
farm; price must be reasonable. Adj
dress G. box 6. Detroit Times.
l2-ROoM rooming house. furnished
or partly furnished; terms To suit: ~
rooms, cass-aye., very desirable. mon
ty-maker. IL rooms. down town,
1850; many others very cheap. sa5
Chamber OF Commerce.
A. ]. CHAPMAN,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
OLIVER II. LAU, ~. D.,
GEORGE q. GORDON. ~. y.
DAILY CLINIC

For alcohol and other dnx diseases,
phone n, 1900. or q. 1880. q. 44l-L
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

FouR-FAMlLY brick terrace. near &c
line, Just on Boulevard. take farm,
as first payment. balance easy Ad-
dress A. box SS. Detroit Times. LIS
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

ONE North Woodward lot as first pay
ment on S-room house. on Alger-ave.
Address Q, box 4. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

Il have found out that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get DR.. Kings New Discoy.
cry" says Mrs. j. p. White. OF Rush.
horo, Pa, IL would not be alive today
only for that wonderful medicine. il
loosens up a cough quicker than any
thing else. and cures lung disease even
after the case 10 pronounced hopeless :"
This most reliable remedy for coughs
and colds, la grippe. asthma, bron.
chitis and hoarseness IL sold unier
guarantee at Il. c. Kinsel. Gray q
Worcester aud Central Drug Co. drug
stores. soc and S1.00. Trial bottle.
loo.
The most recent church census OF
this country shows forty denomina-
tions. with 161. 731 ministers, 210.199
churches and 32,SS3,10S members.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

HOTEL and stock of general merchan-
en-, Mich.
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TAKE vacant lost as FIRST payment on
Groom cottage, west side: balance
$40 per month, including interest.
Address box c. No. 9s. Detroit Times.
las
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

HAVE billiard. parior OUTFIT which
VIII sell cheap TO some one on easy
terms: answer quick. Don't answer
B hox Al Detroit TimoS
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

lMILlTARY-AvE,.,n near Atkinson Park.
" new 6-room cottage. lot e0xI3O; 81
600. 900 down. balance r. 2. ~
LEAVITT. near Livernois. good s-roofn
cottage; gas. cement walks; lot 3ox
40; 1850; $50 down. balance $40 per
month.
GOODWIN. near Holbrook. rooms.
basement, furnace; $4,000: $3.50 down
LAMBRECHT. KELLY a CO.
30 Griswold-st Tel. M. ais.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

ard make. universal keyboard, shift
Key; Will exchange for desk and
chair. office furniture or what have
you? Address c. box 81. Detroit
Ilmes --l4y
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

hlLLlAHD anu pool tables. soda foun-
tains. bought. sold and repaired. Gao
MSrsh A. 70. 9 Earmer-as
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
A. ]. CHAPMAN,
EooMINd HOUSES on terms to 5

PATRICK & ALbRICH.
NJ 1888. 6s HOME BANK BLDG.
FREE AND CLEAR LOT near Luding-
ton, Michigan, loo feet frontage on
lake; Will exchange for merchandise
stock of goods or anything | can use
OF equal value. Address c, box 90
Detroit Times IN
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

WHY PAY REMIT SIS per month buys
best house on the street.: newly
painted and decorated, good location
and convenient to Michigan car, yoa
ought 10 fnVestTgste this BARGAIN at
once. Call today. Elmer" 221 Wood
ward-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

LING'S PIANO HOUSE
AZ .Gratiot-ave.. Opp. Public Library.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
mEl.r MANrEn-aALE.

w NTED-Man 20 work on stock IN
liyel must have experiences can
% Wills west. rear
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17

cook and house man
references required Apply lls East
The Detroit times., 1908-03-17
HELP wANrED--MALx.

BRICRLAYERs-w a few nrst-
class open shop brlcklayers. Apply
Association rooms, stevens bldg. De-
trOit. Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06
wIcHIrA Won ANn Losr.

No better proof OF the absolute in.
ability OF man to forecast the growth
of town, county or state can be found
than In the ease OF the larger cities
.of Kansas Less than fifty years ago
Lcayenworth, Lawrence and Atchison
We're the large towns OF Kansas. aud
we're rivals for a considerable number
of years Later the state capital al
Topeka ceusod that city 90 take the
lead. and so remained for many many
years. even after Wichita had com.
menccd her claim 10 be the great.
throbbing metropolis Of the large dis
frict between Kansas City and El
Paso.
Only this spring the repatriation Of
voters at Topeka was f3.00U aud
Wichita shows $4,000. proving 10 the
complete saiisfaciicp of Wichita that
she Is the larger IN the meanwhile,
Kansas city kas.. has sprung into be.
ing from a half dozen little hamlets,
and is larger than Topeka. Wichita.
ieayenwcrth and AtchlsOn rolled into
one
i.eavenworth and Atchison. the
great cities OF what was once the great
West are now mere inland cities hay.
ing county trade territory and are
seldom mentioned in the newspaper
headlines
Forty years aeo a spot on the Al
kanfas; today larger thaD any city
then ln existence ia kansfs Is the his.
ory oi Wiohlta. and Il Is history
only possible 30 the land Of The sun.
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ansH4a9ngsRs.Es.n9ns.nsasn.En
MUCH IN
LITTLE

Some Of the great Atlantic liners
employ i5O aremen.
How easy il Is for woman TO undo
everything that a man does.
lie is wise husband who can so
home late every night with a fresh
excuse.
The man who can't afford 10 get
married usually has lot of bad
habits
The woman with a runaway tongue
Is person who Injuries those who try
TO balt her.
Don't lose your temper during he
campaign Keep cool its going 20
rs aos summer
The man who lives beyond his
means usually is the fellow who IS
able 20 get credit
With some men and women being
In love Is just about the same as being
"a an insane asylum.
Most men fattev women merely 10
protect themselves from girls who
love 20 indulge In flirting.
Helty Green says she Wouia rather
see her daaehler marry a newspaper
man than a duke Dear ola hetif
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seem to be MESSED with a whole Tot
% common sense
The woman who hasn't a great deal
IN her head can put a lot on it by
buying $50 Easter bonnet.
The great majority Of men who get
into political argument lose their
temper and hurt their cause.
There is enough straw IN the new
sailor hats To make IL profitable for
The farmers 90 raise an extra ioi cf a..
The man Who is honest and who
loves his neighbor as he loves hlm-
self doean't have 10 proclaim Ii 60 the
world
Some men imagine that lie country
win 50 TO tle dsmniilon bowlwows
unless they tear their shirts over poll
Tics
Pretty soon the presidential cam
paign will be at fever heat, and we
favor society for the Suppression Of
Unnecessary Noises.
Speaking right from the heart We
believe that any American girl who
viii marry a foreign nobleman ought
TO be miserable all her life.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by lIalls catarrn
Cure. +. J. CHENEY & co. ToIc-
do. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+ J. Cheney for the last y years and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm WALDlNG. KINNAN e
MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. Tole.
do. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price zoe. per
bottle Sold BY all Druggists
Take Hairs Family pills for con
stipatioh
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sHsHShsEsATMsHsSssz5MeHSmsn
e VAGRANT VERSE E
H.nsMaaanaKaRaman4MTA snsRs
lF SHAKESPEARE WERE
WRITING NOW.


WRITING NOW.
II Shakespeare were alive today and
writing for living,
Can you suppose the style of play the
great bard would be giving?
No Merry Wives" no crazy Lear" no
stupid CAS- You Like IT."
But do not have the slightest fear that
he would fail to strike it.
We may be sure that he would please
the public, willy nilly
For he, no doubt. could quickly seize
on Some plan to be silly
W William still were here to write the
big hit of the season,
He'd give us something very light
some piece devoid of reason
His Jokes would all be very stale, his
lyrics the worst ever.
The plot of an oft-repeated tale. that
fools would say was clever.
And there would have TO be, OF course.
a sailor and his lassie.
With Uncle Sam TO threaten In ease
The world got sassy
If Shakespeare had his work TO do for
this wise generation
he would not give as wisdom to evoke
our adminis,r ,tiom.
His lines would lose their stateliness.
he'd make them short and choppy.
Wen knowing be mast fail unless
he furnish sloppy copy
y William were alive today aud writing
fer q living
We know fun well the style Of play
The great bard would be giving.
IS. y. Kiser
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PALS MAY HARRoR
INDIAN sLAYER OF TWO.

Special 10 Iaily Lelader
Iahlequah. Okla. Aprn G.-The ON.
GERS of Cherokee county have been
baffled la their Efforts to capture Bert
Hampton, the Indian who shot and
killed Joe pohannon and Arch Barsha
az a country dance Wednesday night.
The Indian slipped away IN the dark.
ness and 40 trace Of him can he round
Ills in liam friends are supposed 20 be
harboring aim
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pEMocRArIc cITY rIcKEr.
First Ward For membsf Of comci
49,. y, t... - oohpr

First Ward For menbef ol council,
for member OF school
hoard, NJ l. Armantr0ut.
Second Ward For member OF coun-
eli. Ralph " Smith; for member board
Charles Adler.
Third Ward--For member OF conn.
eli. G. r Dunnica; for member school
board, J J. O'Rourke
Fourth Ward-For member Of ooun-
citl. p. Il. Finch; for school bord, w.
E Ernest
Fifth Ward-For member OF coun'
cll. Ed flutchlns; for member OF
school board l. f. Laverty
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'---~-~~~-~~~-~~-,~-~~~- - -~~>~~~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~-
stood az eve when the sun went down,
BY grave where a woman lies.
Who mred mems souls 10 the shores
ol sin
VITA the light of her wanin eyes;
Who sang the song that the siren sang
On the trea,herons Lurley height
Whose face was Fair ais a summers
day
Aea whose heart was as black as
nlghc
Yet blossom fain wouid pluel, To-
day
From the garden above her dust
Not the languorous lily of soulless sin.
Nor the blood red rose Of lust
But sweet white blossom Of holy love
Taat grew in the one green spot
In The arid desert Of Phryne's life
Where all else was parched and hot.
IN the summer, when the meadows
Were aglCr with blue and red,
Ioes, the 'ostler of the Magpie,'
And fair Annie Smith were wed.
Plump was Annie. plump and pretty.
With face as lair as snow
He was anything but handsome,
Was the Magpies ostler. Joe
Ban he won the winsome lassie;
They'd a cottage aad COW
And her matronhood sat lightly
On the village beauty's brow
Sped the months and came q baby
Such a blne-eyed baby boy
Joe was working in the stables
When thas told him OF his JOY.
He was rubbing down the horses
And he gave them, then and there,
An a special feed Of clover.
Just in honor OF the heir.
Il had been his great ambition
tAni he told the horses sol
That the fates would send baby
Who might bear the name Of oJe-
Little Joe, the child was christened
Aud like babies grew apace.
'lf0'd his brothers eyes OF azure
And his fathers honest face.
Swift the happy years went over,
Years OF blue and cloudless sky;
Love was lord OF that small cottage.
And the tempest passed hem By.
Down the lane by Annie's cottage
Chancel a gentleman TO roam;
tie caught a glimpse of Annie
In her bright and happy home.
Thrice he came and saw her sitting
BY the window with her child.
And he nodded to the baby
And the baby laughed and smiled.
Sc at last it grew to know him
(Little Joe was nearly four
He would can the pretty gempmm'
AS he passed the open door.
And one day he ran and caught him
And in childs play pulled him in.
And the baby Joe had prayed for
Brought about the mothers sin.
Twas the same old wietcael story
That for ages bards have sung;
Twas woman. weak and wanton,
And a williams tempting tongue;
Twas a picture deftly painted
For a silly creatures eyes,
Or the Babylonian wonders
And the JOY that in them lies
Annie listened and was tempted
Was tempted, and she f7ll--
As the angels fell from heaven.
To the blackest depths OF he'll
She was promised wealth and splendor
And a life OF genteel sloth
yellow gold for child and husband
And the woman LETT hem both.
Home one ave came Joe, the ostler, I.
With q CHEEKY cry OF "Wife!H
Finding that which blurred forever
All the story OF his life
She had left a silly letter;
Through the cruel s,rawl he spelt,
Then he sought the lonely bedroom.
Joined his horny hands aud knelt
Now, on, Lord, oh God. forgive her
For sle amt to blame" he cried:
'FOr ought TO seen her trouble
And a-goue away ana died
Why girl like her-God bless her
'Twasn't likely as herd rest
With her bonny head forever
On a 'cstlers ragged vest
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OVER THE STATE

Hobart has q new chamber OF com.
merce board and the town pretends
10 he the rival Of any in the far
Southwest
Granite still expects that penitenti-
airy to aid in moving a notch from her
present basis.
ShatiueA claims the comfy seat win
be located there on nor az all
------------.-----
The Fate Of the Unproeressive Farmer.
The agricultural colleges are reach.
ing fifty thousand homes a year. the
federal lecture courses. a million peO-
pie a year What viii The effect be in
a generation or t'vo2 lt is disap.
pointing 10 have 10 record that the
old-line farmers are remaining prac.
tleahy untouched hy the new move
ment; but the new generation and the
new West are quickly adopting scien-
tifio methods One Of the richest men
IN the West today Is putting his daugh.
ter through the fult fouryear agricul.
tural course that she may be able TO
manage the estate that will fan into
her hands; and a foremost physician
OF Chicago who has lust bought a
seventy-five thousand acre farm 10
Mexico. IS having ms boy take not only
the Tour year university course, but a
two years postgraduate as well.
What viii happen to the old-ine
farmer, who refuses to take M the
new methods, will be just what has al.
ready befallen the oid.line mechanic
who refused 20 adopt scieatific machin.
cry With the handicap OF mortgaged
farm aud his own Ignorance. he viii
simply drop out OF the procession and
become the successful farmers hired
man. From 'The New Spirit of the
Farm by Agnes G. laut in the Out
ing Magazine for April
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Guthrie may not get in as big "a
league as some OF the other base ball
towns in Oklahoma. but she will finish
nearer 10 the front
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So far the only fight between the
democrats in the legislative body was
between the imaginary factions Of
State Capital creation They fight in
The Capital mind, one day. and the
next there IS different program
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

The game and bird bill pending In
the house makes the open season for
quail 40 days-bag limit day. 10, and
for the season i50
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1T was kind o her to bear With me
All the long and happy time:
So for my sake please 10 bless her
Though You count hef deed crime
j SO be ! don't pray proper.
Lord. forgive me. for. You see,
] can talk all right TO csses
But I'm kind o strange with rhcs
NCer line came 10 The cottage
From the woman who had ao@n,
Joe. he baby, dleG that winter
And The man was lett alone
er bitter word ne uttered
Bat in silence kissed The rod.
Saving what he told his horses
saving what he told his God
FafNaway IN mighty London
hose the wanton into famA.
For her beauty won mems homage.
And she pr9sperel in her shame
Quick from lord 10 lord she fitted
Higher still each prize she won.
ANA her rivals paled beside her
AS tle stars beside the SUI.
Mex she trod the stage half naked
And she dragged temrle down
To the level Ui market
For the women OF the town
Aud the kisses she had given
To Door Ostler Joe foi naught.
With their gold and pficeless jnweIs
Rith and titled louges bought
Went the years with flying footsteps
W1iia her star was al its height:
ihen the darkness came on swiftly.
And the cleaning turned 10 nigr.
ShAttered strength and faded beauty
Tore The lalrels from her brow:
OF the tncnsends who had worshiped
Never one came near her now.
Broken down in health and fortune
Men forgot her very name.
Iul t1e news hat she was dying
Woke the echoes OF her fame.
And inc paper in their gossip
Mentioned how an actress lay
Sich to death in humble lodgings.
Growing weaker every day.
One there was who read the story
In a farpff country place
And that night the dying woman
Woke and looked upon his face
Once again the strong arms claspea
her
Taat had clasped her long ago;
AID the weary head lay pillowed
On the breast OF Ostler Joe.
All the past he had lorgiven-
All the sorrow and tho shame.
he hai found her sick and lonely
And his wife he now could claim:
Since the grand folks who had known
her
One and all had skunk away
He could clasp his long losi darling
And no, man could say him nay
In his arms death found her lying.
From his arms her spirit fled
And his tears came down i'm torrents
AS h knelt beside his dead
Never once his love had faltered
Through her sad, unhallowed life.
And the stone above her ashes
Bears the sacred name Of Wife
That's the blossom fain wonld pluck
toiay
From the garden above her dust
Not the langnrOns lily of soulless sin
Nor the blood red rose OF lust.
But a sweet white blossom OF holy
love
That grew in the one green spot
In the arid desert of Phryno's life
Where all else was parched and
hot
George n. sims.