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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
NO ROLLER SKATING
BETWEEN 10 ?. N. !
AND 6 A, N.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ORDERS
ORDINANCE DRAFTED TO
ABATE NUISANCE-OTHE REG
uLATIoNs PROPOSED, TOO.

Ii will be early TO bed and late 10
rise for the roller skaters hereafter.
The corporation counseps office has
been instructed TO draw up an ordin-
ance regulating roller skating which
shall contain three main points: %
No skating ON sidewalks or streets
between 10 p. N. and a. m; CD
skaters must keep TO the right OF
street or walk; CD they must not
skate more than two abreast.
Then the police will be instructed
to get after the young people and see
that they live up TO these commands
The matter came up in the streets
committee meeting Monday morning.
A number OF protests in writing have
come from various portions OF the
city and these were up for considera-
ton.
. Il know that skating has become
nuisance in some parts of the city and
should be regulated. as bicycle riding
and auto-driving are" said AID Vie
Ter. The greatest nuisance Is the
noise at night. and this can be pre-
vented by stopping skating at the
proper time. 1t will get the young
people in bed earlier
Chairman Moeller protested in favor
OF letting the skaters. alone, and Aid.
Heating interjected a request that the
Fourth ward be left out OF the regu-
lation. Four members OF the COM
mittee stood firm. however. and AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Hally was
instructed to draw up the ordinance.
One alderman stated that people on
St. Aubin-ave. have become SO exas-
perated that they oil their streets and
walks TO bring disaster to the skaters.
- Roller Skaters Discharged.
The IL roller skaters charged with
disturbing the peace by skating on
Medbury-ave... between John X. and
st. Antoine-sts. were discharged by
Judge Connolly. Monday morning, on
the representation of several citizens
OF the neighborhood that there was
no objection to the small boys and
girls using the pavements for such a
purpose. All the trouble was caused,
according TO the residents. by young
men and women who use the park In
the center OF the street as trysting
place.
Judge Connolly made good his threat
OF two weeks ago and lined Reginald
Cotton. No ass East Grand Boulevard
the limit of 800, with the alternative
of 80 days in jail for speeding his
automobile beyond the legal limit. Mr..
Cotton paid.
Frank Hebda. about Is years old. OF
No. 1916 St Joseph.st, was fined $25
with the alternative OF 80 days, for
beating a Hebrew peddler who limo
\ Al. al i,, hn a1lav ha n
OF St Josephat's church during Pc
! lish religious observance. last Thurs
day Hebda did not have the money
with him and sent over TO Jail.
+. Shapiro & Sons. refiners. at No
27S Seventeenth-st.. who have beer
complained Of frequently for main
tanning nuisance, was fined sl0C
with the 30-day alternative
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
LITTLEST BOAT WINS
THE BIG YACHT RACE

HAMILTON, Bermuda. june s.
With It's starboard rail under water
and driving under three lower sails
in twenty knot breeze, the Venona.
owned by George Il. Bliss, OF Boston,
and carrying the flag OF the Eastern
Yacht club crossed the finish line at
3e34 O'Clock this afternoon, winning
in class c In the race from Marblehead
10 Hamilton. the start OF which was
made shortly after IL O'Clock a. IN.
last Wednesday When the Venona
crossed no other contestant was IN
sight. The elapsed time was SO hours
go minutes 10 seconds. and the cor
rected time 9s ho,eSl2 minutes 10 sec.
onds The Venona IS the smallest boat
in the feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Daily Death Lis:

Augusta Bloedon. 2I5 Sheridan. 81,
years. senilltY.
Charles L Gamble. las Grummond.
20 years. tuberculosis
Mary ZurbreCke. ST Mary's hospital.
~ years; inquest pending
Evelyn |. Estes. 81 Buchanan. two
months, whoopingr cough
Regina Spaeth 379 Concord, GO years.
heart disease
Esther ; Baker. GO Columbia. 67
years. cerebral hemorrhage
Grace NJ. Cotter. cas- Pennsylvania. 8
years. endoCarditis.
Katherine Shoemaker, % Fremont.
AZ years; intestinal strangulation
Anna NJ. Berschbach. l4l9 Gratiot. rs
years, marasmus.
Jacob Honorbach Scott IL Orleans
sc years. phthisis.
Peter White. Fort and Woodward II
years; heart disease.
Marion Fagur. 81. Antoine and Farms
worth, years; meningitis
Frank Gabriel. Harper hospital. II
years scarlet fever.
Nettie Rosenberg. SOi Orleans. 90
years appendicitis.
Thomas Janson. Harper hospital, GO
years; carcinoma.
julius Wolfsky. 176 Rowena, GO
years, mitral regurgitation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
ANOTHER ICE STRIKE
ON IN TOLEDO

TOLEDO, o.. June S.-(Special.) -
Another big ice strike threatens Tol'
edo. the first step Of which was taken
today. when the drivers and helpers
employed by the Hygeia Ice Co, quit
work. According to X. {. Lennon,
manager of the company, the men de-
sire that the Hygeia company recog-
nize the union and raise the wages of
the drivers and helpers 81 IA week.
Lennon says the strike will become
general in a few days. Lennon IS
one OF the ice trust" men who were
recently sentenced TO six months IN
Jail, but were pardoned after serving
a short time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
JUDGE CARPENTER
QUITS The BENCH
SUPREME COURT JURlSI TO
PRACTICE LAW PRIVATELY.
IN DETROIT.

LANSING, Mich. June s.-lSpe.
cial. Justice VIM l.. Carpenter. 81
the supreme court, today rendered his
formal resignation 10 Gov. Warner. to
take effect Sept 10.
In filing his resignation, Justice
Carpenter says be has selected date
that will occasion as little inconveni-
ence as possible to the state
II embrace this opportunity" says
the Justice, in his letter OF resigna-
ton, ito convey TO the people of the
state me sincere thanks for the honor
they have conferred upon me, in elect
ing me TO the office now resign.
Justice Carpenter will engage In
the practice Of law In Detroit.
Judge Flavius L. Brooke, OF the
Wayne circuit bench, is being urged
10 run for the vacancy made by JUS
tice Carpenters resignation.
Attorney-Gen. John +. Birds friends
say that he will be candidate to sue
coed Justice Carpenter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
WILL MAKES MINUTE
PROVISION FOR WIFE.

The will OF Wilhelm Schroe-,
der. OF Taylor township. who
died ON June 9, which was
filed In probate court Monday
morning, IS one of the most
unique documents presented in
court in a long time,
The will was made out by
country justice, and covers sew
eral pages OF foolscap. Among
the requests made is one OF %
acres OF land TO his son James.
and his wife Rose, out OF
which they shall support my
wife, Louise, as follows: She
shall have $50 cash per year,
pasture for one COW In summer
and feed for same In a good.
warm barn in winter; one
dressed hog weighing $50
pounds during the first week
In December OF each year;
flour, all she wants, also two
dozen eggs each week and one
chicken or 'ruster' whenever
she wants one"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
CURRENT PALAVER
OF THE POLITICIANS

A smoker and vaudeville entertain
ment will be given by the First Ward
Republican club in Duffield nall
Thursday evening. A big attendance
is expected as this is a strong AMI
well-orgsnized club.
Robert Rutter, formerly alderman
from the Fifteenth ward and now run
Ming saloon and bowling alley on
Jefferson-ave, is getting ready to
make a run for his old seat In the
council. The voters are crying for
me as children are said TO cry for "a
certain patent medicine" says Rutter.
Jokingly.
.. There will be meeting OF the
Eighth Ward Republican club at the
Detroit Bowling club. No 5l2 Trum-
bull-ave., this evening at s o'clock.
VIM. r. Dust, DR. Morgan Parker. Geo.
r. Castor and others will speak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
AT IL SHE ENJOYS HER
SECOND RIDE ON TRAIN

WATERBURY,. Conn. June s.
Mrs Sylvia Merriman, seventy-two.
enjoyed her second ride In a gailroad
coach yesterday, the first IN fSesy two
years, visiting niece in Ansorfh, :
She had her first street car ride to-
day wnen she went 10 Cheshire 10 SEQ
that village OF her birth. Mrs. Anan-
da Bishop and Mrs Amelia Thomp-
son. her relatives. accompanied her.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Thompson
have been neighbors for thirty years
and acquainted. but neither had ever
visited the other Samuel Bishop.
Amanda's husband. had never met
Mrs Thompson until April 20, though
the two were cousins The women
we're thrown together at a funeral
recently. and since then have been
"chummy" All are going TO pay a
visit TO New York soon for the first
time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
SIGN CONTRACT FOR
BRIDGE OVER NILE

CAIRO, June THE contract for
the construction OF new bridge TO
cross the Nile river at Cairo, which
will cost more than $1,500.000. has
been signed by the ministry OF public
works with the Compaignie de Fives-
Lille. OF France, after an international
competition in bidding for its construc-
ton
The new bridge. which will be at
the deepest part OF the Nile river and
will lead direct TO the site where the
Boulac museum stood. Is TO be built
in accordance with plans prepared by
the late Sir Benjamin Baker, OF Lon
don, the engineer OF the great Forth
bridge. Scotland, and the Scherzer
Rolling Lift Bridge Co. of New York.
the latter company also furnishing
consulting engineering services during
erection.
The entire work is\to be executed
under the charge Of the ministry Of
public works OF the Egyptian govern
ment, and II is expected that the new
bridge will be completed and in ser.
vice before the end OF the year 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
woMAN,s BODY IN LAKE.

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. June s.-After
a search OF two days for Mrs. VIM.
Van Alstlne, the body was discovered
last night tn Mud lake. four miles
from this city. She left home Friday
night. no one knows just when. and
was seen going in the direction OF
the lake Saturday several hundred
OF her neighbors turned out TO search
for her and continued II all day yes
terday. when the lake was dragged
She was subject TO periods Of derange
ment and II IL thought she Jumped
into the lake when in this condition
She was 33 years old. married and
rleaves seven children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Unique Cure for
Kidney Disease

BackaCne.
Deposits I'm the urine.
Headache and aching limbs.
Scanty. highly.colored urine.
Pain and smarting when passing
water.
Harsh dry skin and continued loss
OF flesh and weight.
To their unique action on both the
liver and kidneys is due the enormous
success OF DIT A. W. Chase's Kidney
and Liver pills as cure for the dis.
eases OF the kidneys.
So intimate is the relation OF the
liver and Kidneys In their great
work OF altering the blood that one Is
rarely affected without the other.
Hence the failure Of mere kidney
medicines and the success OF DR.. A.
w Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills,
one pill a dose. IS cents a box. az all
dealers. or Dr., A. w. Chase Medicine
Co Buffalo. n. Y. Portrait and sigma
ture OF the famous Receipt Book au-
thor. A. W. Chase, NJ. D.. on every box.
Mr.. John ". Todd, otssse St. iiion.
n. ", writes:
For 25 years I suffered severely
from kidney disease. Different doc
tors told me I never could be cured
such severe pains through the back
and Kidneys. retention OF urine. with
frequent calls at night. DR.. A. w
'Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills helped
me at once. Their action on the hid
nsys f. direct and l found the effect
all that could be dssired--a cure"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
DIE D

BEYER--Mary. beloved wife OF Ste
pheh Boyer. at their residence, 264
Plumer-ave., aged 81 years. daughter
OF Ellen and the late Andrew Scheaf-
fer and sister OF Mrs. William Mad
v4rnik. Albert. John. Frank and AN
So drew ScheRner. Burial Tuesday
from residence ct 80 and Holy Re-
deemer church at f.45 a, m.
CEOCKER-FTank l.. Croker Jr, at
Pittsburg. Pa. June 8. 1905. Funeral
from the residence OF Mrs Halliday.
s. Hecla-ave., Tuesday. June .,
1905. at o'clock. Funeral private
Chicago papers pleasy copy.
HORNBECK-JuAe q. Jacob Hornbeck.
aged 6S years Burial private
QUINN sunday June !. William En-
DRY Quiuhy in his I'D year. Funeral
services al the home. ~ Jefferson
ave Tuesday afternoon at half after
2 O'Clock Burial private.
RATIS-<Itihe g. Alice Marie dearly
beloved daughter OF Mrs. Mary Ra be-
at residence. s0J Abbott-st Notice
OF funeral later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
d. u. K. IMPROVES
PORT HURON SERVICE

Beginning Tuesday, June 9. the De.
troit United Railway will run four
limited trains between Detroit and
Port Huron. instead of three, as here
tofore: They will leave Detroit at
7:45 and As In the morning, and
3:45 and 6:45 in the afternoon. Re
turning cars will leave Port Huron at
1885, 10S95I 1885 and, 6395 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
DIED.

HARRlSdToN--Juno ., nj tssideneo, 70
Warren.ave, east. Denn!a, beloved
husband OF Elisabeth Cullen Har.
pnEton AND father Of John tlA aH.i
Florence NJ, Harrington, Mrs. W O.
s!ekel os Trenton, y. j.. and Mrs,
John J. benpett or thl. city Funer-
at from residence Tuesday at sisU.
and at Holy Rosary ohurcT at D
o'clock lutrrment private.
sMITA--June I Ut his grandfather =
east. James Finley Smith. aged 20
years, Funeral Tuesday ~ y, ~,
from residence, Burial private. ~
STANTON-Jlnei o. 1905. at residence,
liz ParkView-avr./ Marvin NJ. Stan
I ton, Funeral from residence Tuesday
at .. nj. Burial at Elmwood GENE
terry.
SCHAFER-June q. at her daughter
home. Mrs. John Benney, 794 Twelfth
St. Margaret Schafer. aged 81 years.
Remains To be taken 10 Buffalo, y.
Y. for burial Monday evening
MOORE-June q. Edward, beloved hus-
band !of Mathilda Moore. aged SO
years Funeral from residence; 1891
Central-ave., Tuesday, l 80 y. y. r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
BIRTHS

BOYS.
John Mannine. 23G Concord
A. Hail a07 Mcdbury
William Grimth Leverette.
Albci-t Gocntng. 292 Toledo
William smith - Cary
Andrew Bonkowski, 1852 Dubois.
John Milewski. 14l4 ST Aubin.
Michael Waska. 1873 ST. Aubin.
George Baldwin. 80 Pingree.
Frank Czuhai. 994 81 Aubln.
Eugene Braendle 55s Milwaukee.
Frank SantowkI $50 kirby.
GIRLS
Fred A. Garland. 50 Columbia.
Carl w Laubin. 1913 Spruce.
Joseph Dupius, l01 Bret Urt
Kazmier Glapina, $50 Kirby.
Frank Wisniewska. 209 Joseph.
Thomas Cclgga. 30 Warsaw.
Herbert Davis, 90 Hazel
Aldon Lippert, ZIG Cameron.
Henry Pascslse. % Arndt
Julius T.ipsinski. II Frontonac.
Lawrence Ludwig, 1925 Kirby
Casper Mackezaz. 3S3 Palmer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
The Q
Edison
}. Illuminating
Company,
Main saaa.
GEORGE 5. BAKER
TAKES A BRIDE
TREASURER OF UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN WEBS DAUGHTER
OF CHARLES A. DEAN

A marriage license was issued Mon
day morning to George s. Baker.
treasurer OF the University OF Michi-
gan He named as his bride Miss Ger
trude A. Dean. OF No. TAO Cass-st..
daughter OF Charles A. Dean, the coal
dealer. The groom gave his age as
"a and the brides as 26.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Proposals Wanted for install
IatiOn Of An Electrical
Generating Plant.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
the office or the Public Lighting Com
mission. No. 40 Atwaterst. east, De-
trott, Mich, until Wednesday. July Sth.
at 400 o'clock p. m, for the installa-
tion OF an electrical generating plant
In the Station OF the Public Lighting
Plant, in accordance with specifications
on file I'm the Office OF the Commission.
THE PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSION,
j.. 4. BOWLER,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
THUGS NOW IN PRISON.

GRAND LEDGE. Mich. June s.
Carlisle Holmes. the Grand Ledge pc
destrian. who was-robbed near Somer7
set. Ky. last fan. has returned and
says the two tramps who assaulted
him we're given prison sentences.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Watson Explalns His Ordinance.

Aid. Watson was "a speaker recently
before a gathering OF saloonkeepers
who had Invited him down to explain
the Watson demonstrating ordin-
ance introduced by him. Watson told
them that tho ordinance is good one
for saloonkeepers as well as others
as IL aims 10 cut down the number or
new saloons AID feayes all the saloon
keepers now in business better
trade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
owosso PASTOR TO RESIGN

OwosSO. Mich, June s.-(Special.)
Rev. y, Wellesley Wise, pastor Of
Christ Episcopal church for two years.
Will resign Septg1, owing TO illhea,th
lie came here from Stevens Point.
Wis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Bio surpluses In Sight.

Prospects are for, big SURPRISES 10
the public funds7thts season as a re-
suit OF the low bids Being received,
for materials and on contracts. Sewer
prices are running much lower and
nearly every contract -,pf any size
shows a balance left in the appropria-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

CHICAGO, June S.-The Cook
county jail was transformed into a
house OF worship for several minutes
Sunday when $50 prisoners joined In
prayer. asking that the death sentence
OF Herman Billik be committed TO life
Imprisonment Billik's wife and four
children were visiting him. Just be-
fore they left. his daughter, kneelng
near her father. started a prayer.
20 God. please save my papa she
said
Word was quickly passed from tier
10 tier from the women's ward to the
pen" The building, which few mo-
ments before had been filed with
coarse laughter and coarser talk,
quieted down. and even the most hard
ened criminals there offered up a
word of prayer that Billik's life might
be spared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Marriage Licenses


John Metzger 20. Margaret saal' ls
Abram 4. Adams, Al Mollie snow. SO.
Frank Drabczik, "a; Tckia Iooic%'eh'
John Hack. 90, Zelmo silver, 81
Frank l.. Dorsey. 20; Adeil r. WHEY
Charles KIlmk. 90 Hattie c. Krey'
Robert ] Groom. SO. Auberndale. y
Y Nora Il. Hands H. Detroit nc
Rov + Gooding. 20 Eva Ethults, 20.
William Bale. 30 Nettie f Lindsey
Charles Muezak. 90. Mary l.. Bork. IS.
chester 4 Ratatczak, 81, Grand Rap
Ids Mich Mary Bammach. ~ Detroit
Benjamin Bitters. 40 Rochts'e'
Mich. Nena II. Johnson; ~. DetroIt
Michael Hoffman. 20; Lillian NJ Lam
I.e o. q. schiller. 22; Belle Ellwood, %
Ulduic Cote p Leoutine Belonger
Thomas strasliekI. 81, Mary. Rosin-
John p Reding. q. Leesvile; Della
Charles Williams. %; Anna colesman.
Henry PrInzhorn, 80. Martha Eifast
Edward Garbarlno. 81: Rose Deny. 9
Albertus Nanach, &c Karolina Jed
rZeicZik. II.
Porter c Laneston. Wabash, Ind;
Ella Petry, q. same
Matthias Grieber, 20 katherine Gas
ko 20
charles Roths. 25. Mt Pelin, o.;
Helen r r. Kups, 10, Detroit.
Thomas StcrliCl<i 81 Mary Rosinska'
10
Henry y Wood %. CaneauNVille, Pa. :;
Hattie Movnahan. L Detroit.
Frank g. smith Is. Harriet Wilson.
90
Julius Paul ~. Chicago; Mrs Emma
Latch AZ. same
Thomas w ONeil. 2s. Frances A.
Charles r. Bentl<in. 80. Madina, y.
Y. Grace Stadlin. 81. Buffalo. y.
Herbert r Lively % St CLAIR
Marietta Rathbun, so, DetI oit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
HERMAN B|LL|K
MUST Be HAN GEO
PARDON BOARD REFUSES TO
COMMUTE DEATH SENTENCE
OF CHICAGO MURDERER.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. June S.--The
board OF pardons today refused to
commute the death sentence under
which Herman Billik. the Chicago nee
romancer and murderer of the entire
Vrzal family, will be hanged next Fri
day. Billik has been reprieyed three
times, the first date for his execution
having been set for Oct IL of last
year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Personal.
Artistic Hair Goods

The largest assortment OF Switches,
Pompadours, Wigs. Toupees. Transfer
nations. Coronation Braids. Turban
Puts, Duchess Curls Hair Rolls Nets.
and Wool Crepe to choose from. at
prices that are honest and right
MADAME Lorraine KENNEDY.
20 moor. Partridge * Blackwells store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

Electric power from our
mains is the most convenient,
reliable. flexible, efficient and
safe method Of energizing
machinery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
nled Monday by William VI. Jessie
Julien and. Jacob vs. Chassi Rossn-
field
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

Busrpe..-Iike Printing. 40 fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. 10
John R.-st Phone lsgs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

If you have a small shop
and are not using our power
you are losing money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09

If you have a large factory
operated by any other power
you will gain much by using
ours.
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o.
Important
factor In power production.

Beyond the question of
cost there is no ground what
ever for debate as 70 the
superiority of our service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
Rates 70. Lin.:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any kind occurring IN telephone aaVs'-
Nsementh
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HELP WANTED"
- AND ALL OTHER ADS.

words or fraction thereof 70 tho line:
cash In advance No advertisements OF
less than two lines taken; SIX inssr-
tions made for the price OF nVe wn"h
cash Is paid.
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personal.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THE MERRY WIDOW PUFF
The latest creation In Hair Goods
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John Metzger. 90. Margaret Saal Is
Abram Il. Adams, AZ; Molhe snow. 90
Frank Drahczik. -. Tokla IoplcAIeN,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-09
MONEY TO LOAN


OLD SHOES made new while you wait.
the modsrn way Famous shoe Re
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26

Tor the home state team, and also
to form a University club. Prom
lnent men from all sections of the
state have written they will be here
tomorrow to take a hand in the
formation of the club, and each one
is expected to stay over a day for
the game. Gov. George w. Don
aghey, who received his education
at the University, is expected to be
the first president, though other
prominent men of the state will
also be proposed for the honor.
Tomorrow night the Doodlers
Club, an organization of the law
school, will give big parade head
ed by band, and the two depart
ments of the University here, medi-
cal and law, will have roofing
clubs at the game. Tickets are
selling in large numbers, and with
any sort of decent weather, o,ooo
people are expected to attend the
game.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
GOV. DONAGHEY BUYS LAND
Secures Nearly One Thousand Acres in
Tupelo Swamp District.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

A real estate transfer of consid-
erable magnitude took place today
whereby George w. Donaghey
became the owner of about 1,ooc
acres of land lying in the Tupelo
drainage district, giving him prac-
tically the controlling interest in
the lower end of the district. Mr..
Donaghey bought $40 acres from
H. B. Ingram, 27o from ]. E.
Little and 80 from B. L. Harton,
which, with the 800 acres already
owned by him, gives him total of
900 acres. The consideration of
the deals was not made public.
Mr.. Donaghey says he is conf
dent that when drained the land
in this district will be the richest
in the county. Some opposi-
ton has been made to the construc-
ton of a ditch through the district,
but, as H. B. Ingram owns large
majority of the land in the upper
part of the district and Mr.. Dona-
ghey in the lower part, and both
are favorable to the ditch, it is
thought that it will now be con-
structed with the least possible de-
Law.