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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
Beauty and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together, No Matter How d
Woman May Try to Make Them.

SoiliOJ to lDSSbiVl, 1NO pldbltl Ilp" d
Woman May Try to Make Them.
It does not matter how beautiful a
woman may be. if she is afflicted with
bad breath she VIII he Stunned and
pitied by men and even women will
studiously avoid her,
II any woman doubts this statement
let her make a point of asking a friend
in whom she may confide a man friend
or relative, If he be honest he will tell
her that foul breath from the mouth OF
woman will drive men from her more
rapidly than any other personal af-
Fiction.
Foul breath arouscs in man disgust
and where this quality is brought into
play no amount Of self.denial or rea.
soniug can overcome the natural repug.
nance which comes TO man when he is
IN company with such woman.
What is truc of bad breath in woman
is not true in so great a degree in men.
Women are looked upon as the incar-
nation Of sweetness, breeding, virtue
and refinement. Foul breath will sick
en- Il man so that he cannot feel for
such woman n companiouship necos-
sary to mako him desire to be in her
company
There is absolutely no occasion for
bad breath in either men. or women.
Charcoal the strongest absorbent
known, when taken into the stomach.
will prevent this repugDant tendency OF
affliction,
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are sold
in tremendous quantities all over
America aud Canada. They cure and
have cured all forms of bad breath. A
single box will convince you of this
fac. One should eat some OF taase
lozenges after each meal and upon re.
tiring. You might eat fifty Of them
without harm. They arc NOT medicine.
but pure willow charcoal mixed with
sweet honey to make them palatable
and compressed into a lozenge TO pre-
serve their peculiar and lasting
strength.
The next time YOU wish TO 90 into
company and don T. want your foul
breath 10 humiliate you, cat several of
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges and your
breath will be pure and sweet
Every druggist carries them. price
% cents, or send us your name and ad.
dress and we will send you trial
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Stuart Co, 200 Stuart Bldg. Marshall,
Mich,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
CHARLES THOMAS DIES
AT THE HOLY CROSS

Charles Thomas. an elderly man. who
was taken from the county jail TO the
Holy Cross hospital Wednesday morning,
died at II o'clock Wednesday night In
the charity ward OF the hospital. The
cause OF death Is given as n general
breakdown OF health
The old man went TO the county jail
Saturday night and asked for d night s
lodging. which was given him. Sunday
morning he was not able 10 leave the jail
and remained there UnGI ne was taken TO
the hospital. AS yet nothing lis known
as TO the mans relatives. The body was
TUNED over 70 S NJ. Taylor & Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IS BOOSTING THE CITY
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 1.-THE chamber OF
commerce held an important meeting to-
night, AZ which number of matters ot
interest to the city at large were dis
cussed. The matter OF establishing an
uptown office to be used by the express
companies and an uptown railroad ticket
onlce. at which time tables and other
information can be furnished passengers
was tavorably entertained, and the Re-
tan Merchants association OF this city
VIII be asked to cooperate
A committee, composed OF W NJ. Bos-
taph. w. L.. Russell, II. Belnap, S. A
Brown and J. II, Hill was appointed &c
cooperate with other committees 10 as
slSt In the arrangements for the enter
tainment OF the delegates of the c. A
h, who Will attend the national encamp-
ment in Salt Lake next year
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PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. 1i.-President II a. Har-
vey, General Superintendent Fred B,
Jones and Auditor d. b. Mcintosh OF the
Utah Independent Telephone company,
were in Provo today on tour OF inspec-
ton OF the exchanges and lines of the
system.
Judge Booth. after hearing a part OF
the evidence In the contested Will case
IN the estate of Branch Young. deceased,
postponed further hearing until next Sat
urday.
Marriage licenses have been. issued TO
j. Francis Jones OF Bellevue Ida, and
Bessie Alfred OF Provo. Ray Singleton
and Maggie Wignall Of Springville; s. A..
Gardner OF Salem and Mabel Waterman
OF Spanish Fork.
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Articles Are Filed.
, The Tribune.

|pEN. Nov. ll.-Articles Of incorpo-
o The D: w. Ellis Abstract com
Fsre hled with the county clerk
5s,asN The company 10 capitalized
~ with shares at S5 each. The
Vnesfn Will engage IN the business
'Eactlng titles 20 real estate in
county The officers chosen are
Siils, president; r. r. Swauger.
'enpent, and A. II. Chambers, sec
. me president and vice president,
ce,aefney e,y Joseph Chez. compose the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
Noted Lawyer Found Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 11-Silss W
and constitutional lawyers In the coun-
try was found dead in his office in this
city tonight aged 81 years He was
seated AT his desk and had been stricken
ianitor found the body. MIR. Petit was
civil war veteran with the title OF lien
tcnant-colopel, r director In many cor
poratione and q well-knoWn chIhman
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Spanish Fork News.
I'll 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
SPANISH FORK, NOV. u.-Judge Noon
Of the juvenile court. Mr.. Rober. his as
sistant; Superintendent w. NJ. Rawlins
Of the Provo schools, CITY Marshal Fred
s. Dart the trustee OF the Spanish Fork
schools, and several OF the bishops, visited
the Spanish Fork schools TO-DAY.
The farmers are rushing tho digging
Of their bcets, employing every man,
woman and child available.
Mrs. George Jarvis. who died last week
of BrIght's disease. was laid to rest from
the First ward meeting house at p. m,
NoS.mn her Sth,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
WINS A CLOSE RACE

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Nov. IA dispatch frou,
Wallace announces that Abner G. Kern,
Democrat. is elected TO the state senate
over Joseph Keane, Republican. accord
ing To the official count in Shoshone
county, which has Just been completed.
Immedla teIy following the election II was
published that Keane had won the sena
iorship I'm that county This now makes
th. senate stand thirteen 20 eleven In IA to
vor Of the Republicans but official counts
In other counties may change this.
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INSTANTLY KILLED AS
RESULT OF A CAYE-IN
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Nov. l1,-Nick Nlckslopu-
lous. a Greek, aged thirty-two. was in
stantly killed today in a cavein at the
Boston Consolidated mine. The accident
occurred in stope No, 16 Of the Ben-Hur
tunnel. Nckslopulous came here from
Colorado two months ago.
Two Hungarians were also injured, but
not seriously. 1t Is understood that Nick
slopulous has relatives residing In Greece.
No arrangements have as yet been made
for the funeral
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Petition for Letters.
Special TO The Tribune

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. IA petition asking
that letters OF administration be granted
to Joseph r. Evans OF this city upon the
estate OF j, Wallace Gordon. deceased,
was filed In the probate division OF the
district court Wednesday by Clara A.
Gordon, the widow who resides at Port
Jervlsr y. y. Gordon died at Dansvills
n. Y. June IL. 1909. leaving an undivide &
interest In real estate In this count J
valued al S400
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
II, s. Court Gases Today,

But two cases are echeduled TOT trlal
in the United States district court today.
The case OF tho United states against
Albert Swain. which was scheduled Tor
trial Wednesday, was postponed untii
this morning. Swain is charged with re-
ceiving property from soldiers stationed
at the fort. -
The other case is exactly the same, the
defendant being l.. Solomon saloon
man,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
EECT CONFIDENCE,
city People Have Good Rea-
~n 1or Complete Reliance.

sA'S Feople Have Good Rea-
Nn 'or Complete Reliance.
know how
,... st'sk relief from backache;
aistressing urinary ills;
" cure sick kidneys7
Was-your ncighbors know
80 poan g Kidney Pills;
s,,s sa their worth in many tests
5cn,h Clark living at ss7 West
s., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Trend spoke so highly OF
dney Pills that | decided to
M s,s TRIAL, was suffering at
n ,lso loI severe backache and nv
II 'Su oeing N a disordered CON
Z I'm, as never laid up with the
ss rs;.. mSs unable to do any work
a ths Doap g Kidney Pills, pro.
,.d ,le +: j. Hill Drug Co, and
eSa Inc backache so that / have
symptom Of the trouble
Si'om statement given July
a LASTING CURE,
sJisemoer saoer ls, 1907, Mrs. Clark
aSr an previous statement, when
i. kdr poan's Kidney Pills cured
"a My trouble in 1905, and il
apw apshsure to state that I havo
recurrence of the trouhle
/ nya,Ed Elad to confirm the state.
Ridrs.iuously gave in favor of
q Fos., oy all dealers. Price 80
sois ois'sena.Milburn Co, Buffalo, New
agents for United States
d osIs The name-Doan sand
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Licenses TO Marry.
The Tribune

. NOV. 1l.-Licenses 70 marry
e,aed Wednesday 20 the following
y ~ UaKey and Stella NJ Manning.
~ ryseen; George j, Wood and Mar
NJ, stone. both Of Ogden: Charles
s;as; ;son; salt Lake. and Anna Thom-
pnsneld: III: William Il. Young and
nEnam. both OF Ogden; Richard
sps' ana Teuntge Wiggers, both OF
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MOI Support Alleged

% The Tribune.
~, - nov. ll.-For more than one
tis iI.s y Housh has failed 10 pro-
nue Bertha Eaton Hough and
ss ~ ~ son With the common neces-
n, ae, according 20 her complaint
@ NED Wednesday. They were
srss honticello, Mo. May, 1904.
.s,rS,, ~ seeking besides a divorce
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Rws of the lnterm0untain Region

1924: Peterson. 6O7 Anderson, 1899; Foy.
269. Recorder. Wallace 5s1o Murphy,
656; Wright 1891 Foster, 279. Attorney,
Jensen. 1868; Pratt, 1915. Surveyor, Cra :
Ven, b9o6. Alvord, 662: Jenkins 405g
City constable, Rogers, 3Sl3. Martin, 521
Tcrnes. 2732.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
Visiting Detective,

William Elmore, detective OF the
PittsbuTg police department, passed
through this city "Wednesday on his way
TO Park City. where he is To take charge
OF zee Eng. Chinaman, wanted in Pitts
burg for embezzement.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
Daily Death Lis!

Catherine M. Morris. SO years, 37S
Selden: senility.
Frances Czaprann. 10 years, az Al
8bert-pL. sepsis. 1856
William NJ simmons, so years, Bag
*City, Mich; pneumonia.
Howard L. Hazen. years. Cincinnati
IDhio. pneumonia.
Harry l. Banks. st. Mary's hospital;
OF brain.
n John McCracken., "a years, ia LIN
Gwood; bronchitis.
Rosalia kamulski, 40 years, s42 Ri
kard: pneumonia.
Georgiana Mead. 80 years, 1871 St
Dora Wilmer, "a years, st. Mary's
hospital; carbollc acid poisoning
Elizabeth Lara. s2 years, 24S Green
wood: senility.
John Boussneur, 40 years, Red Cross
hospital; Inquest pending.
Title NJ. Starbuck, q years. 5s3 Mel
tirum: abscess OF brain.
Margaret Grant, Al years, St Mary's
carcinoma
Frank Fiegolowski. 3 months. Ge7 Il.
Wolf Berlin. IS years, 81 Adelaide;
<gunshot wound, suicidal
Clara Daletzky. I year, 2s4 Twenty,
Eninth; scarlet fever 80. 20,
Fon. mdrasmus.
Ann ]. MiIler. "a years. is5 w. Mil
[waukees seHtlitys----
Agnes sulla, . months, 57i e. Ferry:
4 William j. Minis. 8. years. ~ Eigh-
4 tesnth; tuberculosis.
Michael Jambrusz. Al years. 2S2 East
1Canfie1d: Inquest pending.
Mary Piolrouska. 81 years. is Jose-
iphat, inquest pending.
Caroline Ehle. 55 years. 1859 Mt. FL
flott: carcinoma
Agnes Green. I month, 432 Monroe;
<pnoumonia.
Charles Gregg "a years. Eloise,
Mich; tuberculosis.
Helen sanburn, IS years. 45s Ade-
Haide; tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
Summers lo(aiD Heat h ik
Waters al famous SDTIhS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March
23.-The Detroit players are
telling one on Pitcher Eddie
Summers which may or may
not be true, as the REALTORS
have been known at times to
border on the mendacious. How
ever here 1t is.
Summers, according TO 4 the
story. pooh-poohed the common
ly accepted theory that the
heat In the waters at Hot
Springs Is the result of chemi-
cal action down In the bowels
of the earth. During his FIRST
days at the bathing camp Sum.
mers tasted many times at the
fountain In the Park hotel lob
by. He noted that the tempera-
ture seemed to vary. He deter.
mined to investigate. One
night he returned to the hotel.
I've found where they heat
this water" said he. II knew
II was a bunco all along. Hot
springs? Hot coal That's the
\ secret OF II and the water
comes out OF the creeki.
With two other investigators
In tow, the indianapolis pitcher
ehaperoned the bunch to said
creek where, directly back OF a
large boiler house. there, was
plainly visible an intake. In
side he showed mass OF ma
chinery and glowing furnaces.
Summers had located the Hot
Springs municipal lighting sta.
tion, but he refused TO believe
u and stuck to his opinion for
long while. mn
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Detroit unsted rntsruvSan Lfs<s.
Time table subject TO changs without
rotice. Central Standard Time.
Fer wyanaes<s .ae Tsesssa. s:ss q
an,li sos a m. then half ho S 'n until
1903 y. m, then every 30 minutes until
s'i On sum ssnds s,f assr ss a. .s,, :
FER Reys, OAK. n,rmi.sA.- a.
rc.ti.c. sac = ms then half hourly
sa car oSsS Ssh s ssSr is Sss Oh Bun.
For Fsrni.<ss. ana xersnvsu.
hs sSs "a : .; p n; e II m For 0rehsr
unfit SD. m. then every two hour
until y ?: m First car one hour later
FLINT IrMrTEDs-Deny. s:ls A.
"a .. M. and hourly until Il Il : 1 ~ -;
Until 70 .. nj also il .. n. Fer 6S as
two hour. until ) D. m. also II >.
ii RAPID RAILWAY srsrnaa-porA
Huron limited. daily 7:ls q m, if:16
sad sts ?; m: Lessls fer New Bsltl-
Huron horIiy..7 a d. 90 3 p. N: aisS
viz Hissnss' 10 tissssas NJ
s sssii $50 nm r t,.ssssssss' s r|y
shore line hourly. s:zs 4 M = s;55
.h RSHFC sIsr s Ssas,.ds EGssIss.ssss
s s5y > M, IA locals sol Rccs~os sie ~: go
s'i S 9 s:s i : M r'' siss sss %
n5 PsJsS1T; 2f's @s,.gSs en-, enYs>ss
m, lf;ss .. n. and 3:kj ,. a. LScaiS
for 5scksan, . m. ana ever tie
hours tnrrcef t~r rnttt y m: nor A.
fnterurban cars pass WAITING station.
corner OF Larued Ar1 0rie~1id- s<ns
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
GOVERNMENT STUDIES
CANADA'S STRIKE Law

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-By d.
iection OF the president, DIR. Victor q.
clark, q subordinate OF the depart-
ment OF commerce and labor, Is now
In Canada on a tour III investigation
into the operation of the Canadian In
dustrial disputes law. which Is forps
or compulsory arbitration OF trades
disputes. DIR. Clark told the Cana.
dams that strikes in this country were
running trade and driving business
out. In view OF these conditions. be
said. the government has decided 70
try to get legislation which win bring
about the settling OF trades disputes
by arbitration.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
TWO MANUFACTURING
CONCERNS LAUNCHED

Two new manufacturing enterprises
were launched in Detroit Monday
morning. articles OF Incorporation
having been filed with the county
clerk.
The Detroit Valve & Manufacturing
Co. Is capitalized at $4,000. all OF
which has been paid In cash. II will
manufacture valves, brass goods and
auto accessories The stock is held
largely by John +. and Horace e.
Dodge.
The Michigan Show Case Co. will
manufacture show cases and store fix-
lures. The authorized capital OF $10,-
600 has been paid in cash. w. r.
Campbell Herbert Maiett and L. e.
ioungloye hold the stock In equal
shares.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
WILL BUILD FORTS
AT PEARL HARBOR

WASHINGTON. March 2S.--It has
long been the judgment OF experts in
naval warfare that protection of our
western coast made 1t essential that
strong operating base be established
for the American navy at Pearl Har-
Dor. In the Hawaiian islands. Pro
vision Will be made at this session OF
congress for the fertilization OF this
harbor. President Roosevelt has Civ
en- the proposed legislation his APPROX.
al. and Is said to be DESTROYS that Il
shall be favorably considered at this
session Of congress.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
THE
White House Gazette.
EDITORIAL.
WEEK JONES, EDITOR.

EDITORIAL.
1T is highly gratifying to the
Gazette to find that It's edi-
tors feet Is receiving such
- warm welcome in Peru. The
following telegram has been
received from President Pardo:
eRooseyelt. ETC., White House Gazette.
washington: -
your feet does you credit.
'PARDO."
To which the following reply has
been sent:
.Pardo. Peru
II am pleased you like my feet. My
people will be pleased also.
"ROOSEvELT."
NV officers and men have pleased
me by their successful voyage toward
my western shores. s3s
In future when toast Is drunk TO
the president, every person must rise
and shout:
Roosevelt!
Roosevelt!
Rah! Rah! Rah!
Hughes! Taft!
Fairbanksl
Hahl Hail! Hahl!l
To I'LL the chair
TAFT!
Roosevelt is for Taft--so, are
Roosevelt's people.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Walter Schultz, ~ Leeoh.
John Carton. III Linwood.
Walter Strassssrs 1856 BROOKLYN
Theodore Grants, $40 Catherine.
Paul Quandt. l42 Moran.
Daniel Halligan. AZ Williams.
David Hilliker. 12I Michigan.
GIRLS
John O'Rourke, 2s7 Lafayette.
Adolph Stenka, 94S Vinewood-
-.Furu Elliott -Pfufrso.
Charles Horsch, los Richmond.
Claud Edmonds, ~ Beeman.
Albert Hahn. 1897 Woodward.
VIM. Morgan. 5ss Il. Fort.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
HE DARED TO DIsAGREE.

Between the acts Lmburger Envoy
Wall sing It's Pretty Tough on the
cheese" and Childish Admiral viii
recite The Surgeons Dream: or.
Smothered in Submarine
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

furissss-Iske PRINTING. 40 fuss ana
no feathers The plain, meet kind. that
looks right Times Prfnssng Co. 10
John R.st Phone 1888
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

GA - ~ q h Z -.
Bears a. >,lhs Kind Yu Haze llx,E Dsqtt
s's, q N<MZzMl
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

Regular Hot Tamale Beneath the Lace,
SAYS Friend.


Il and Hughes have known each
other for years" says Ermine Jay
Ridgepole In his Doodlebody's Maya
zine. "At harvard used to call him
Mr.. Hughes AS q lawyer ! called
him Hughes When he became Gov
ernor / called him 'Guv.' and now that
he's q Presidential impossibility call
him 'Whiskers.'
Hughes doesn't know funny story
from a bale OF hay, but he can hardly
read Doodlebody's for laughing.
IAN artist would admire the GUYS
hands--they are white, as IT, washed
regularly, and muscular from constant
exercise In signing appointments to
p. 8. Commissions.
In crowd the Guv isn't 80 notice
able, but your attention would be at
tracted to him instantly II you met
him In a barber shop.
Who thinks OF Fairbanks as any
thing but human icicle--ignoring en-
tirely his rescue of damp waitress
and his famous cherry. second only to
George Washington's3 Why then
should the public conclude that
Hughes Is chilly? Why, the GUYS a
red-hot tamale beneath his frosty ex-
terror.
II and Hughes have known each
other for years. That's why | write
this boost for the dear old GUY
And don't miss the next number OF
Doodlebody's: It's yell from start to
finish"
For President,
LESLIE M. SHAW.
For vice-President.
GEO. b. CORTELYOU,s
An ideal combination.--wsIl Street
News.
The candy--Investors Pal.
Should be at a premium the day Of
issue.--Bankers Bugle.
The political cocktail.
ROLLICKING CHARLEY FAIR
BANKSi!l
For it's always fair weather
When good fellows vote together"
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Sif--Sealing wax does not como
from seals. Then why does bee
buzz?
PUzzLED.
presidential bees don't buzz:
they're too busy singing Ed
sir--what is a limburger envoy?
MICROBE-
(Call up DR.. wiley.--EdJ
SUBMARINES TESTED.
Pond Boat Shows Merit In orueIling
Trial.
Members OF the House Committee on
Deep Sea Souutfngs we're taken out
last Friday In the Pond submarine
Shrimpcatcher.
The submarine sank very success
fully In 10 fathoms. and the members
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

OF the committee were much interest.
ed In watching the crabs. Holsters.
oysters and other fish through the win
dows OF the little craft.
How long can you remain on the
pottom?" the captain was asked.
"A hundred years or longer prond-
~ replied the captain.
MY, N.Y." and other ordinations
Of delighted wonder burst from the
threats OF the committee.
AT late b olr tonight the shrimp.
catcher was Still on the bottom ana
unable TO rise
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR sALE-Titie. Apply TO COUNT
GOULASHKY, Vienna.
FOR SALE-Presidentia bee with
unusually loud buzz. owner having nd
further use for It, JOE CANNON.
Illinois. -''s
NOTICE - Undesirable club will
hold Its first annual dramatic enter
tainment In Undesirable hall tonight.
when the club will present
SLAPPED ON THE WRIST:
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
DIED

|BAILEy--March 81. Adelaide ID. Boehm
Bailey. beloved wife OF G. Ray Bailey
and daughter. ofsMrs. George Vyse,
and sister o. Mabel label ana george
dence. 1854 Twenty -fourth-st Tues
day. at 2 o'clock y. m
BUCKLEY March 90 1908, Marion
Louise Buckley. beloved and only
Child OF James and Clara Buckley,
age III months and two weeks. Flu
neral from residence. HAS Vinewood-
ave. Tuesday -. m.
|CHAsE--Msrch u, 1905. at residence.
Chase, father of Minnie. Ray and
Margaret Chase. Funeral services
will be held from the residence Tues
Sa snt m lo wooai Ia ~ ce 9sseeK
|DUDLEY--At Grace hospital, March %,
1908, Harrie. beloved wife OF John b.
pndiey, aged 20 years. Funeral from
residence, 124i Sixteenth-st.. Tues
|EHLE-March 20. 1908, Caroline.
daughter OF the late John and Fred
ericka Ehle. Funeral from residence
OF her sister, Mrs: w. J. oBoyle. 1883
81. at parents home,
22I Nineteenth-st.. Charles l., be-
loved son OF Louis and Mary Halpin,
aged IT years. Notice OF funeral
later.
81. 1908, at his home,
go Congress-st. east, David A, aged
81 years, beloved husband OF Rose
Cone Bcrsch. and father OF Alvin -.
Hersch Funeral Tuesday. 10 q. m,
AfILLER--March 2f. at her daughters
home. Mrs Alex. Fraser. 1876 w. Mil
waukee-ave., Ann Jane. aged "a
years. beloved wife OF Robert Miller.
Remains 10 be taken to Sarnia, Ont,
for burial, Tuesday morning.
MILIls--March q, 1908. at his parents
rssidencs. 10 Eighteenth-st., William
j., beloved son OF John, and the late
Elizabeth Mills. Funeral from resi-
denoe Tuesday morning :,
enthusiastically. at London. Ont,
March 20. 1905. John. beloved son OF
the late Edward and Anna Ryan.
Funeral from residence OF his sister,
Mrs. John Bruin, 2S2 Fifteenth st.,
Tuesday. at s:i5: and ST. Aloysius
church at , o'clock.
sTUDLEY--Mary l., widow OF Rev. w.
s. Studley. Sunday night. II o'clock.
at daughters residence. Mrs. r. III.
Grsy's residence. AZ Forest-ave. east,
age 76 years. Funeral at house 900,
Tuesday afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures A.. beloved wife
OF Gus =. Wi6}<ier. and mother OF
Lois Russell jahd willard, Monday,
March %, age 81 years and months.
Funeral wednesday, March 25. 1908,
ct 2 y. m. from house. EOS Moran-st.
Funeral car. Woodmere.
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The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
oliver r. LAU, n. D..
GEORGE q. GORDON. ~ ID.
DAILY CLINIC

For alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment Tsie-
phone N. 100. or q. 1880. q. <44-L
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
SUBMARINES TESTED.
Pond Boat shows Merit In orueIIins
Trial.

Members OF the House Committee on
Deep Sea Sountfngs were taken out
last Friday In the Pond submarine
Shrimpcatcher
The submarine sank very success
fully In 10 fathoms. and the members