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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-01

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The evening world., 1908-10-07
WHAT IS TABASCOl

For forty years 1t has been used BY oooks
everywhere. Every first.ciass hotel. steam
chip and restaurant and dining car uses II IN
the kitchen and upon the table. Tabasco
10 great for soups, roasts. fish, fowl. game
sea food for eggs Of any style. for the on,
door luncheon OF the afternoon salad. use
II in your kitchen all the time
the chef will make delicious the food Of the
home. Get the Tabasco habit in your
Kitchen, on your table. one drop WorSr
wonders. Buy from your grocer to-day: ~
has Il: every grocer has It. Ask his opinion
This contest ie open to everybody free
Send In your Lmericks In your own way an
As often az you please The fund TO pay
these prizes 10 now on deposit with Geo.
Young e Co. Bankers. New York city
McILHENNY COMPANY CEs,. 1881
Paoksrs and Manufacturers Of southern Dell
oaoies, AVERY ISLAND. LA
None equal 10 Merihennys Pure concsn
tratsd Flavors Of Vanilla and Lemon W.
pack only pure Vanilla and Lemon f1avors
Pr1oo oSc At all Frocerp and used everywhere
The evening world., 1908-10-07
MYSTERIOUS GIRL
SHOPL|FTER MAY
Be GIVEN FREEDOM
Margaret Clark Tells of Man
Who Would Assume Blame
For Her Plight.
m. Specie, Sessions mystery. as the

Tne Special Sessions mystery, as the
reporters call her. Margaret Clark as
/ she calls herself. talked through the
bars of her cell In the women's wing Of
! the Tonbs to-day 20 an Evening World
/ reporter.
This is the pretty girl whose trial for
shopliftng yesterday took an unen-
pected turn when u strange man came
forward to plead guilty foi her and to
ray that he wanted to assume the re-
I sponsibility for the young woman's
presence in New York, and. so far as he
could. for any misdeed which she may
have committed here.
! The mysterious prisoner has been In
Jail since Sept. 20, the day after she
was caught leaving Sixth avenue de-
partment store with four yards Of silk
under her arm. She is tall. with light
hair, refined and regular features. and
small slender hands and feet. To-day
she wore trim black skirt, a linen
shirtwaist and n white stock.
( Margaret Clark Is not my right
name" said the girl, in a rather musical
voice. Il have told my real name to
Mrs. Axman. the probationary officer, on
/ her promise not to betray me. also
have furnished her with the address OF
a prominent Pittsburg woman who will
vouch for the truth OF my story.
My family Is well to do and highly
respected in Pittsburg. l was born and
reared there My father died when |
was two years old and my mother when
Z i was sixteen. Since then / have had to
fare for myself. l finally fell into temp
tation. The man who came TO my aid
yesterday when l was arraigned Is Ed
ward Terrill. He came here in July to
take place. He induced me to accom-.
pany him, and we have been living TO
gether as man and wife at No lbs East
twenty seventh street.
Il admit took the silk, although I
don remember much about 1t. sun
pose must have succumbed to a mo-
mentaTy temptation. l never touched
anything that did not belong to me ne
fore and ] never will again"
1t Is believed that II the girls friends
an flttsourg can be located Nhe Justices
or Special Sessions will suspend sent
ence upon her promise 10 return home
and lead straight lie hereafter.
The evening world., 1908-10-07

The STANDARD" $500 Shoe for Women, in Russ
Gather, Black KID and Gun Metal Calf Button and Lace
The evening world., 1908-10-07
FREE-$3,O
in Gold
For Just Writing the Best Last Line TO the Following
TabaScO Limerick
$1,000 for the Best $3.50 10 Second $500 TO Third $3.50 to
Fourth, and SIS Each TO Next 100 Winners

TABASC0 LIMERICK.
A soubrette who worked for Papasco
One day kicked up quite fiasco,
AS the hair on her head
Turned from yellow to red
''''.'.'........' ...,.....,.... ............
The last word of the last line must
rhyme with the last words OF the
first two lines.
All that Ia necessary 10 70 send what
you think IL the best last line for our Ia
basoo Limerick. with your name and ad-
dress. Contest CLOSES May !. 1909, and prizes
announced May 10. 1909.
Get busy now: tell your friends. Here's
. great chance to win an income free.
Remember. this contest II open. free to
everybody. Some ono must win the above
prizes, Why not your
The evening world., 1908-10-07

COMPLEXION BRuSHBs-21c
soft hair; UP from.
COMBINATION NICKEL SHAW
ING SETS-mirror. cup lYC
and brush; for.
MILITARY BRuSHES-io rows;
pure white bris,les' SLID
pair ...............
BATH CABINETS-comple,e out
f"i 1925. $3.50 S2.S5
ana ..-.........
ABDOMINAL BBLrS-st. ST rs
GARTER ELASTIC STOCKINGS
silk, S2.75i 81 "a
DAvoL's WHIRLPOOL SPRAY
s 'ho perfect feet, vaginal $1.50
FOUNTAIN SYRINGEs-2- 2Qc
at. sire, guaranteed; at. wv
BON TON BULB SYRlNGEs-
hard rubber; 2 slip 25c
pipes ................
SECURITY HOT WATER ROT
TIE s. guaranteed; all Goo
white rubber; 2-qt. size. WV
HOT WATER BoTTl ES-nll QQo
rubber; guaranteed; at. ooS
DAVOL'S INFANTS BULB III
NASAL SYRINGE-price. LIZ
DAVoL'S ULCER AND EAR
SYRlNG E-pure gum; | 7c
price ...............
The evening world., 1908-10-07


HAYS HAIR HEAlTH--for RI.
storing gray or faded hair to Ito
orig color; SOC size; OS.
pollIe -........... ScS
COKE DANDRUFF CURE-there
is nothing better than this won.
derful tonic TO keep tho hair
from falling out: $i1Oo
size at. observation-disclosures. 4Sc
DANDERINE - the greatSno
hair grower; 81 size. ouC
WESTPHALS AUXILIATOR-for
preserving, identifying, growing
and restoring the hair; d7c
81 SIG ...,.....
MANHATTAN BRlLLlANTINE-
for sOftening and beauti-
Tying the hair sno beard; I Or
potlio ..''.'.
SCHEPFLER'S HAIR COLORINE
will color the hair Its cSn
natural shade; bottle.... ooC
The evening world., 1908-10-07

KILMER'S SWAMP Roor-kidney,
liver ana bladder remedy; 65c
81 size ................ WV
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP
H 20 p H OSPHITES- OK
Sl.5O size ............. WV
DR.. KENNEDY'S FAvoRlrs
REMEDY medicine that puri-
flies the blood. restores tho dis
ordered liver to q healthy SS.
condition; 81 sire ..... OOC
BORNE ANTlSEPTIC MOUTH
WASH AND GARGLE- 90
Soc. size: bottle. ....... OAC
HYDROX PEROXIDE oP1o.
HYDRoGEN-lb. bottle. 1oC
PONDS EXTRACT FOR SPRAlNs
AND RHEuM ATS M oQc
ooc' SIG .............. NV
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL
quart bottle, 2Se.; pint Ike
pottle ................ LUZ
HEmABOLoIDs anenated 20.
with stryehnlns; 81 size. loo
PARKR DAVIS SOLUTION IRON
PEPTONATE AND MANGAN-
ESE-with arsenic and en-
strychnine; pint bottle. 80. oVC
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF 20.
FlGS-50c. size ........ SJC
MANHATTAN GRANULAR EP.
fERVESCENT MAG ESIUM
CIrRATEi Alb. bot 1Qc
Tie ............... NV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-30
DESERTED HIS WIFE
ALTHOUGH AGED AND lNFlRM

Springfield Mo, June 30.-The local
authorities have received messages
from the officers In Oklahoma city,
asking them 10 keep a look Out for
John W. Woods, an old soldier and a
pensiOner of Boone county, Arkan-
sas, and Mrs. Salhe Green, formerly
of Springfield. who are supposed no
have eloped Woods deserted his aged
wife early this week In Oklahoma
City.
Mr and Mrs Woods with Mrs Green
arrived in Oklahoma City Monday
from Springfield and upon the refussl
of Mrs Woods 10 accompany her huE-
band and Mrs Green 10 q hotel hnr
husband and the other woman escort
ed her 10 q rooming house and de-
parted, presumably 10 hunt for a
mousse IN South Oklahoma City
Neither Woods nor Mrs Green have
returned. and 81 Is thought by The wife
that they have eloped, taking with
them 500 OF ner moEey She Us pea-
niless in Oklahoma City, and is sn-
deayoring 20 sen her rings TO raise
funds 20 carry her 10 Waterloo, Okla,
where she has friends
The police here have not been able
20 locate Woods and Mrs Green The
latter lived here prior 10 going 10 Ok.
lahOma with Woods and his wife.
Mrs Green rs said 10 have a husband
living In Springfield from whom she ia
not divorced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-30
Sc Sc Sc Sc So SO sse SO SO ss sc sse So
J RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I



Guthre's steady march forward is
manifested in the present activity In
the real estate market, affecting both
city and farm property. The recent
voting OF S250,000 for a convention hall
and other public improvements has
had a decidedly stimulating effect
and the demand for real estate, both
for speculation and investment pul-
poses is on the constant Increase.
Deeds of transfer were filed for rec
ord in the register OF deeds office yes
terday as follows;
Edgar Belyea and wife to Robert
Galfney, wd., lots / 10 IL in
elusive, blk. "a, Belyea's sec
/ ond addition ..............s 700
Robert Gaffney to Sarah Perry
wd., lots / 10 i2, inclusive, blk.
! "a Belyea's second addition 900
Isaac Douglass and wife to Rob
/ ert Gaffney, wd., lot l6, blk S2,
w. q. .4....... ......... ........ 0JJ
Scott Ramey and wife to Robert
/ Gaflney. wd lots ] aud ., blk
! so, G. p. ...............,.. 500
( Josephus Camblin and wife to
! Robert Gaffney wd, lots 3, a.
/ 5, blk. 25, Meridian ..... 500
Edgar Belyea and wife to Scott
/ Remey qcd., i-2 lots 1, ?, blk.
%, q. \. ...........,.
James Douglass and wife TO Rob
ert Gaffney, wd., lot Is, blk.
80, w. G. .............. 800
Edgar Belyea and wife to Rob.
ert Gaffney, wd., lots / to G in
elusive, blk s: lots 49, "a, -.
49, n rs. blk If; Belyea's 1st
uIafffaffs IN q tfag1nufVn
10 20 16 inclusive, 10 10 "a IN
elusive, blk 20, Belyea's sec
ond addition, lots 10 to "a in
elusive, blk. s, Belyea s second
addition .,........,........ 1,75f
John Mahoney 10 H. ~ Beadlcs
ad., lots 2, 8 9, 10, blk 90, Cap
itol Hill .................. 500
G. Eva Douglas and hus. to Her
man nelong, wd. ~ a., NV
~, sw. IA, 8 4, ~, 20 ...... l,50,
III. G. O'Neill and W. ito j. NJ
Burke, wd., lots 16, N, "a, %,
26, "a 2S blk. i0 lots %, %,
"a Blk 4 Crescent .......,. 2.50f
H. A. Gales TO NJ %. Frenln wd
lots ! to 20, inclusive, Blk. a5
lots IS to "a Inclusive, blk
9S LangstOn ....4........ 100
Eugenia Boyd to Nj u Trenin
Qcd., lots ! to 20 inclusive. blk.
95 Ions i8 to - inclusive. blk
9S l.angstOn .......t......
Geo w. Mckay TO Mrs s T.
Hin. wd., east ll2 ~ feet, lot
3, blk. 8, Henderson addition,
Coyle ......... 20t
Hannah Shanahan 10 Edgar Bel
yea, wd, IGts and 6, sec. 80,
twp n, 3 w. ................ 1906
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FOR RENT--Furnished rooms with
lights and bath. 81 +. Harrison.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position on farm dair
preferred. Address, J. j., care Tn
leader
M. A. c. answer to sd. Call at
Leader.
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FOR SALE-Life scholarship in HilPs
Business College Oklahoma CITY
Hegular price, $50 90. Big discount
address 20. C." care The Leader.
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FOR SAIL "A life scholarship for tie
shorthand course in Gulledge's Bus.
ness Colleg You can get this schol
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FOR SALE-By owner, beautiful 5
room modern home, on best residence
street in city, on East side. Splendid
neignborhood-Fine shade and fruit
uees-Good barn
Price 100000.
Address: Home Care Leader.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-To man and wife. lowe
floor, furnished; all convenience
for housekeeping; cool. No. 320 Il
Noble avenue.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
RED FLAGS WERE FLYING.
Orofno Citizens Insist That National
Colon We're Absent.

Prominent citizens have taken ex-
ceptions to the report published in
the Lewiston papers by members of
the socialist party, and have taken
occasion to address the following
communication to The Evening Tel
Ter:
"OROFINO. Ida, June 5.-We, the
undersigned citizens of Orofino, de-
sire to state that we visited the L. o.
o. F. hall at o'clock on last Sun.
day afternoon and found no national
colors in sight and only red bunting
and some 20-odd red flags as decora-
tions. (Signed) w. c. Foresman.
Dan Delaney, Pitt McRoberts. w. A.
Wellman. Francis Lynch, William
Gillespie. Joseph Kaufman, John
Scott, Fred Hammond. w. H. Shaw.
John Buscher and Gus Dahl.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
ROADS CONTEST
2CENT RATE

ST. PAUL, June 5.-The taking OF
testimony in the first of the railroad
cases, that of the Northern Pacific
railroad, began before Judge Charles
f. Otis, special master, In the fed
eral building today. The point In
volved is the unreasonableness OF the
2-cent passenger and commodity
rates established by the legislature
and the merchandise rates presented
by the state warehouse and railroad
commission.
The rates are now in effect. but a
temporary injunction was granted
the stockholders of the various roads
affected, prohibiting the officers OF
the company from putting the COM
modify rates into operation on the
ground that they were confiscatory.
Judge Lohren issued the order and
he was sustained by the United
States supreme court.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
ruined BY
SPECULATION
PTTTsBURG DEFAULTING CASH.
Ter SAYS THAT MINING STOCK
WAS THE LURE THAT TOOK
HIS MONEY. ee

PITTSBURG, June 5.-According
to reports, William Montgomery,
former cashier Of the defunct Alle-
gheny National bank of Pittsburgss
who is in Jail charged with the mis-
application of over 100000 Of the
funds, has broken his silence and
made a statement to Robert Lyons,
receiver of the bank. As result Of
his revelations, 1t Is thought, the
bank. with small assessment ON the
stockholders. will pay the depOsitors-
The conference between the re-
ceiver and the cashier Is said to have
developed the fact that Montgomery
had a mania for buying stocks In
mines. and Is the owner OF 100000
shares of securities 4 representing
companies whose property Is scatter
ed along the Pacific coast from South
America to Alaska.
Some Of them. 1t is believed. may
bc used in adding to the assets OF
the bank. but 1t h reported many Of
them represent immense losses over
the original prices.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
DUBOIS CLAIMS VICTORY
AT Twin FALLS CONVENTION
BoLTERs AT NO TINE HAD oRITY OF CONVENTION
TESTS so.cAILED. WERE ALL FAKEs-BoLr WAS PREMED1.
TATED ONLY SOUGHT PRETExT-G E. ERB OF NEz pERcE
COUNTY REFUSE TO BOLT

in the past and will not in the fu-
ture.
Mr.. Erb of Nez Perce refused to
bolt, and won warm place in the
hearts Of the democrats of the state
1t is not to be assumed, OF course,
that the democrats will attend the
Wallace convention. At the Ada
county convention which selected
the delegates to Twin Falls, a reso-
luton was voted down pledging the
delegates to support the state ticket
Tho cause Of democracy has been
tremendously strengthened in Idaho
by tn action of these bolting dele.
gates. The people of the state now
understand fully that the intention IL
to size up the party. The endeavor
IS to turn the party over to the Nor.
mons and put 1t completely in their
control, as the republican party now
is. and having failed in that they
wanted to disrupt 1t.
The action has had the opposite
effect, and In my judgment the par
ty was never 30 strong as 1t Is today
I fel quite sanguine that the demo
cratic state ticket will be elected In
Idaho this fall.
FRED T. DUBOIS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
Start PAYMENT for Bullion.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Begin-
ming June 10 the next payments for
bullion deposited at the mfnts and
assay ofhces Of the United States
will be made in coin. bars or by
check on the local subtreasury or
United States depository bank In the
city In which the mint or assay of.
fice is located, as may be desired by
the depositor.
The great accumulation Of gold
coin and the congested condition Of
the vault space at the disposal of the
government renders this course nee
essary. instead Of the practice which
has prevailed for some years past Of
giving depositors at Western mints
and assay ofiices Eastern exchange
in payment for deposits Of gold bull
lion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
POCATELLO, June 5.-The Twin
Falls convention was great tri-
umph for those who were contending
that the constitution of the state
shall be lived up to. The democrats
who adverted the cause Of the Nor
mons and were insisting that the
Mormon issue be dropped had made
the most strenuous efforts to secure
delegates favorable to their conten-
tipn. They had sent emisaries
throughout the state, they had a
press bureau at Boise City and ap-
parently unlimited money at their
command. In counties which had
gone against them they had endeav-
ored to institute contests, no matter
whether there was basis for a con-
test or not.
Those in Lewiston are so near to
Latah that they understood the
progress in that county. Notwith-
standing the decisive declaration OF
democrats of Latah county that they
were with their party, Frank Moore
was on hand at Twin Falls prepared
to make a contest. The contest in
Bingham county was on even more
fiimsy grounds.
The Ada county delegation came
to the convention prepared to bolt
They knew they were beaten before
they came, and intended to bolt
They sought a pretext and found II
early when the state committee rec.
commended temporary chairman
and refused to recognize the fake
contest In Bingham. Primaries were
regularly held in Bingham. called By
the regularly constituted county
committee. A few Mormons held &C.
cret meetings under the instance Of
a democratic county attorney, and
selected some Morffl6ns to make the
contest II the Mormon allies had
bolted the convention.
Two hundred delegates proceeded
in an orderly manner to transact
the business of the convention. At
no time did the bolters come any
where near having a majority Of the
convention. The impression is that
democrats have been greatly
strengthened by this action by these
so-cailed "leaders Of the party"
who have not supported the ticke
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
TRY FOR A FLOWING WELL IN
TAMMANY.
H. G. Hirzel Will Put Down q Well
on the r. T. Thompson
Property.

r. T. Thompson of the Lewiston
Real Estate company has awarded a
contract to H. c. Hirzel for drilling
a we'll on his farm property in Tam
many. Mr.. Hirzel is now engaged
In drilling a well on the Charles
Gihord farm, and will remove to the
Thompson place as son as the pres
ent contract Is completed.
Mr.. Thompson will have the well
driven to a depth Of 200 feet. and
Il is expected flowing well will be
secured. The farm Is located in the
Tammany section, near the postofiice
corner.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
farmers AID
GATHER EXHIBIT

The farmers in all sections of the
country are interested in the collec-
ton of the horticultural and agri-
cultural exhibit for the lewiston
Charleston fair, which will after
wards be sent to Seattle to represent
the resources Of Nez Perce county
at tn Alaska-Pacific-Yu exhibit,
is the report brought to Lewiston by
Deputy Fruit Inspector William
Mohl. who has returned from a visit
through the Culdesac. Rosetta. Gif-
ford and Lenore sections.
Mr.. Mohl states the farmers are
now gathering the grasses and will
continue the work through the sea-
son as the grains mature. Choice
fruits will be preserved and speci-
mems of vegetables kept for the
county exhibit.
1t is planned to place this exhibit
in one of the exhibit halls. either In
Seattle or Portland, to represent the
resources of this section.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
WILL FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE.
aual Convention Of Anti Tubercu-
losis League.

VI. LOUIS. June, 5.-The Ameri-
Anti-Tuberculosis league. an or
'.ation ,,s composed Of physicians
Nv" 'asmen from all parts of the
,.y' u'y' banded together for the
~ ose OF stamping out the great
prague, began Its first annual
n,.a nutlon here yesterday and will
~ nue In session until Saturday.
|n,.e work is divided into two de-
|N. eats' medical and legal. and
G,,. purpose of the society Is to
|en. the best methods for sradi-
|)o,,. .ne disease. from the stand
n. medicine and legislation.
nm sue owns no property and Is
uV charitable.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-05
CRAWFORD UNDER ARREST,
Allegation That He Obtained Money
Under False pretenses.

Attorney ]. q. Crawford was to-
day arrested On q charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretenses,
the complaining witness being Geo.
Wagner, a prominent farmer of the
Orofino section. Mr.. Crawford was
arraigned before Justice Of the
Peace Hazen and his trial set for
June Is. He will be defended by
Attorneys Redwine and Stookey.
Mr.. Wagner alleges that he ap.
peared before the local land ofice to
make Anal proof on his homestead
and was advised to secure the assist
ance of some attorney to assist him
in some of the details of preparing
his papers. He states he consulted
Attorney Crawford. who took the
case and later advised him that a
protest had been filed in the general
land ONCE at Washington and that
it would be necessary to fight the
case.
Mr.. Wagner states he then paid
Mr.. Crawford $50 and at another
time paid IS upon the representation
that a protest had been filed against
him. It is further alleged by Mr.
Wagner that upon consulting with
an inspector of the land department
that he was advised that no proceed
ings of any character had been filed
against him homestead entry or
final proof. He states he was ad-
vised by the inspector to consult the
county attorney, and the proceed
iugs today are the outcome OF that
consultation. It Is further stated by
Mr.. Wagner that all letters received
from Mr.. Crawford have been for
warded for investigation by the
United States land department.
81 do not try my cases in the
newspap pers," said Attorney Craw'
ford this afternoon. "and hope
won't be tried myself in the papers
This is political trick number one
and as politics seems to have beer
centered around the land ONCE evel
since / took up my residence in Lew
iston. this issue is from this once
There is an old saying, You can foo
all of the people some of the time
some of the people all OF the time
but not all of the people all OF the
time.