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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Ctassificatlon cannot he s'''"
after ~ o'clock dally.
pAII.ARn AGESCN~-F' ~
Muilen' Bf0a Ballard avs opp
City Hail Phone. hal'aie
MAIN OFFICE SeNen'n 80
between Union and lhlNe' s''''
Phones. Main 1859; Ind. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

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Neu rfafref fer nrf sffH Hafsfs - e
nsr arfr ais A. SIC knnsn
a. ga u.a cafF tff as~n fft 80
ssaHfh naTs ~ fas hHams large nAsrs
81 sffaaEa re isgiaE hsHs ! eHHA f4fs
ntfafa aff pftra autH tftFs fsHht "a
vafsf ffenf. 80 So fsfms ~ 80 mants
ffan siafs - nFsaasftsa asEA c4us -
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NIss-arfe tracts Igta anas sell eel
tssafsf o. anwn.. 81 seek Msfhsff
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Of Nss NJ fehnsan
tf raa ~&nt % buY tsFaa sss assNaf4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Arrived Arrived !

Arrived Arrived J
rnnF NAmrIN
TIE fE~UW 81 Eu etsAfHNnT ANT.
IaVcMic rA1.MfHT
GUARANTEE HAFfaF A1FfuN on
Att AFFAIRS uF I'VE
NOH NEAR THH TRUTH AID
NOTHING UDr THE TRUTH
Past, Present, Future
us tells Yaa he's 81 gate sseesss 30
Low cot ufHutr MAnHfAHN ut-
NOMcE HEALTH rs HfNEHA Law
aDtrA HFECUf.ATIuNH ab. transar-
tons % al sirds n fsrG 90 matter
shat nsaY - FuaF Hans tear af smhi,
llon. Gems 90 this aif5aa clAtFFaTant ana
rnd help
Low Fee
ron FNw DAYS ONLY
Prices UtthtH tha reach - AL re 10
uet hers fas mammN. baf GO DO Maat
call and ~ rMmNtmaHA
HOURS To = DAILY ANu SUN.
DAY
PROF 81 MAHTfw.
HuNE MAMHArTAN
it2aA THIRD ANa NEAR PIKE
ROOM aei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.

SNAP AND uANuAfN
MtNf ANA
asaaa.a.aa.assaU
Nhfns ihts ever Nsfv 70 a fimf tFgsemi
s'ftas2 hFu knt And rn8A MafaH Gasf
fasssa atth $50 wNrfh Nf fUfaltafe ali
f4Fss flass lot asiet wfeHnt 4na aif ire
tEaFse Assss.susais 81 raif unlf o. -
MaetlH fssh
PAY COMPANY. iyr
Gee 90 ~ Mshltrfn Hita
SO Hseanf Atsnus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

W.T. HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
not will pay fun commission 10 hrnhsf
Two houses on lot tfHt0e, Houthsasi
corner ~ gfth . and Doafburn hrinsa
rental % "a. Will sell for a. ioei terms
Chance 20 make quick turn ever "
Nood Interest 90 Investment U.
AppLETON iNNEarMENr COHPOnhi
TfpN. LTD. .H
107 nerican Bank Hidn I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Good little cottage ON North Queen Anna
laIi. city water fine viow Price $50 ~
cash ana SO a month ~
~ p PAY COhpANY. INC, f
Coz do1 10 MehihorH nidF f
fit Second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
For Exchange

Have sons E.si VisH ints nn ra.snff
ffsa. gio~s in. 90 sathanFs fef rasltnias
heasf suah roffegr Phone Main 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Five ACRES
NEAR uiTTEu LAKE

CHEAp--1o ACHEs@MIea healthy
place close 20 Sound. only 1850 0n
terms ~ $50 down. so per month
Apples nnd vegetables iu cellar for an
vinirr free wood and water Take
steamer FhlrhhNnu. ualhfslfh dock
o'clock sharp. mornings Come quick 10
Saratoga and see the postmaster
% ACHEa FOu sea-
we have A. aefna ain miles foufh sf
Port orchard that We wHi aru for tbs
above figure Good s4ii and lots n ns.sb.
hurH. iaa each. balance aaHF
j. oODUFEtInW 4 SOMA
.IN HALEY fffHr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

PORTLAND. Portugal. Dec A.
Three regiments Of soldiers today
are trying 20 suppress the riot 81
hundreds Of workmCn 81 the MI
msroua aardine canneriea uf Portia.
mo Many Of the participants have
been injured Women are iolnlng
the strikers and arc fighting the
gcudarmea.
REPORT coz TMn FtNANcIAL comb
tiaH " tha 1alaaFne Commercial tana
iagatnt 81 seattle state M Washington
% she fioae af huHinrHs go the Fth Gas
~ November. isH
itrNOtWCEN
tnauH ana Discounts ...ss..tts.... 80 20 81
uFerifafH ..s.t..t.s .at.ttt..ss t..t.. hA
fisnsin9 houar. farniture ana tn.
tHfHa .s..H.ts.ttt tif fN
therks On other hsnsa and other
fnah Items r.s.H...s..sHe .....astsrs 10 O.
Cash 90 hanA .t.stt..tttt ....ststsst.s ~ q
Total .......,.. .......... $3.50 6
LIABILITIES
gaaiial rfulh paid iu ...-.......... o. lill 81
iuHitidfd pf lfiia .ss....ss..-ts-.st. fis p
tahH over atH....fass s.sssssssssssss A. Ff
Iaisaiia H.rsltHstfts tarsssasttt.sfatt 81 - =
tHehiFI9 rhflsa sttts.tsfsttstsssssts Co., e.
Special hrfpsit '..-ss..,.s.sst.,..t.. Attl e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Hh iLAih 10 IlNH
finest location on Lake WashlHsfon
grand Views city water schools etc
lsfge loia. on easy terms. SO down and
~ month also "a few quarter and hhif.
scfe snd waterfront uaets Lumber Tor
building en- terms
Bee G. X siurtovant. Owner. sot nos
ton Block IL
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rot CAN'T Arp5Rp TO
LIVE Gloss u.s.

rur CAN'T AFYsIUu To
LIVE Gloss ~
fh@ nHrH ana aHseasnsnfs Mfs faa hlHh
HuF o. 1resumurf NAfh Second AHHftinn
WhefH the taNTe ave low auA az aaassn
Mfntn NHu grt snnuNh ffrt furt ~ tast
Nv wintsf AMI % event ~ fuw death tauf
heirs ~ deed without snv fttFtte4 80.
uFuts We wiu help yun baiid IA aris
tskea 90 Branch office az snd "a fshtaf,s,
o.. West woodland Para limo. a. usain
PAY COMPANY. INC
~ t1 90 Mrhihuffi Niae
Nt Nrnrnd Avenue
on pnfNNEr AVE
teEieo- north - Wnndfa "a rarks fsrf..s
Price 81 zoe. $500 each
EhErI & DRAKE
ttth ana fhiunsY Phons \ he. white ssa
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

NJ Bennett is drilling q vel a,
ms home.
Mrs. Sands made a business rip
70 E.nd@' TUESDAY.
There Was prayer meeting a, T..
Ovens asst Thursday,
Eibeu Alfred and family visited
the "hItworth family SUNDAY.
Mr.. Wapats returned from Okla.
where ne has been "a ~EIsiness.
Nrgl Sowders Is making regular
trips 70 the breaks after fence posts.
Joseph Doyle and family spen,
sunday "Ith y +. Sowders and
family.
Mr.. Romaro has almost complet.
ed a good sized adobe nous. on his
place east OF Bard.
Nathan Carter is digging a good
sized cellar 10 store the fruits OF the
land OF promise in mex, fall.
The singing last Sunday was a
decided success the attendance was
the pest we have had, interest
seems TO be growing, which we are
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06
Allen Breezes.

= ~" ian '"l as week.
Mf. M,DsN-l. captured nrn-
-oy gt@s = .-. days 40 D,4uis
s. ~ D-f 1ss1
Dr. Ks-rs' isteiy from T-rss
- .o,s'ec n our t-rg rad
iof calls mgr Or DAY.
DAVID t.s"orh IS nan ggi
Igs,I,e o! ,,- Peace and HIl.
DOTS constable. Lo9s OF Ss,s
Hr. Ei.n, attended u tent
meeting MAJ vii. 1spp~u Ges,.
MATT our trene Waller wi.
come ue1I
Prices ri and are On 10. 10.
crease. = Missouri man tDIgn,
out Henri r ans asst ~Ees Z
man from .1Rz bolgEt Albert
krs"nbacs homestead
Tent meeting continues tnis
week, quite an awakening among
the laser sOrt. The Baptist MN
i,ler hlIsd ms place SUNDAY, u.
CIpyihg the 'aheruaEi" a. 5 .. n.
The Allen eague II nInss con.
rlud~c Iur.wcsr vas only a boy
team and went over Friday and
played the toys, with a decisive
defeat Tor Alien. Say, hoys 81.
LOUIS might Try you a game.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06
Consistent.

Officer, what Is the charge
against this man inquired the
Judge.
He called me a lobster, your
honor, replied the officer.
All, exclaimed the Judge, 80
you immediately pinched him, en-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

Glenn Brothers new barber shop
IS now OPEN TO the public. opposite
Glen Rock hotel. Everything
new and up.to.daie- clean. 3i.ti
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
SHORT,CHAN CEMAR
. CLEVER CROOK,
POLICE THINK
BELIEVE HARRY 3. KING HAS
WORKED GAME SUCCESSFULLY
ON DETROIT MERcHANTs-Fi.
NALLY NAeeEo IN DRUG STORE.

In the arrest of Harry b. King, an
alleged short-change artist, who was
captured In Houp's drug store, No. S29
Michigan-ave., Saturday afternoon, the
police OF Trumbull station believe they
have rounded up clever crook. He Is
suspected OF having successfully
worked his game In several Detroit
stores and attempted IL In several
others before he met his waterloo.
Several alleged victims and near-vic-
time have called at Trumbull station
10 identify him. A warrant will be
asked for. Tuesday. charging him with
working the Brushaber furniture store
at Nos. 259-263 Gratiot-ave. for $40.
Kings game was TO offer a $50 bill
in payment OF some small articles.
costing a few cents. When the change
was brought he would suddenly re-
call that he had a smaller bill, 81 or
81 note, and would pass IL over. Then.
IL the clerk happened 20 leave the
change for the $40 lying on the
counter while securing change for
smaller bill, King would slyly lift a
large bill from the pile and after re-
ceiving the change from the small
bill would suddenly fash the IS or
$40 he had secretly distracted and re-
quest smaller bills for 1t. The clerk.
not suspecting, would accommodate him
and place the rest OF the money ly-
ing on the counter back In the cash
drawer without counting II. not sus-
pecting that the stranger COPIED any
Of II.
II was in this way that the Brush
aber concern was swindled out OF $40.
King purchasing a bottle OF furniture
polish. The theft Of the $40 was not
discovered until the stranger had made
clean getaway. He also attempted
TO work Grunow & Patterson. Ran
dolph and Gratiot, and Geo. w. Videan.
No. 179 Michigan-ave., but was not
successful.
King claims to hail from Chicago
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
TERRIER CAUSES
RIOT ON STEAMER

An English sky terrier belonging to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Taylor, No.
GAL Fourth-ave., almost precipitated q
riot on the steamer, City OF Chatham.
Saturday afternoon. on the trip from
Chatham to Detroit. Mr.. Taylor mar
rowly escaped being thrown overheard
by indignant passengers who took
the part OF passenger named Burns
when the latter was attacked by Tay-
lor for a remark he had made. The
fuss started when the pet terrier bit
Harland Atkinson, aged 8, OF No. a94
Rathbone-st., Detroit Someone made
an uncomplimentary remark about the
dog and Mrs. Taylor is alleged to have
replied that II children were kept at
home such things wouldn't happen.
That's a nice, lady'iike remark"
observed Burns, whereupon Mr.. Tay-
lor's fist shot out, finding soft spot
in Burns expansive countenance. Tay-
Tor was at once surrounded by
crowd of indignant passengers. who
were fast pushing him toward the rail
when he was rescued.
On reaching Detroit the partici'
pants In the affair were asked TO go
to police headquarters and explain.
with the result that the dog was de-
tanned by Lieut. Rutledge. much
against the protests OF the Taylors.
1T was released by Supt. Downey sun
day morning. however. Mrs. Taylor
greeting IL affectionateiy. Burns may
secure a warrant charging Taylor
with assault and battery.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
IN'rERURBAN Li.ES.

r.trcst Tinted I.serurns~ Vince
Tim :sbie subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time
and Ans D. m. Locals for ROCHESTER.
Romeo. Orion and Oxford. a. m and
hourly until II .. %. For Flint. q
For ono w s t.o a.: Su1 Trenss.. Ks
until Sos a. m m. sSsn half hourly Until
:Ss M The" s. sfy no 80 n un,; i rr
r: m: ON Sunday hrst car starts at
r1 %ss hs go os ,s.n s. Inn sos sFS
until p. m. then hourly until II ?; m
First care ons-haif hour later on sun.
For F.rm,nsto.. Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Po.tiss-S q m and hourly
until .. m. First car one hour later
on a supdsy' p.uw.y .ysrrn-por,
Huron tlmited: daily. 7:ls a. M, io;t
Ne. ssl'imor.. Aisonac; Marine CITY
al:S 49,. MsF%. Sy 5sss
ssnr soS Sn,,i $50 a m 70 20 G % sns
Via shors Line. hourly. s:as a. m. to
.n SHTFo 1--WE "S SSy@Fo,.se TG %ss!s:
gu Guy 'ao Local.. ioi aoos~oo s.G Ss sno
Z nl to $50 o. m. siso $50 ana ii
nIE$iisS. fa .s s. on sM .ns s.s
p N. Locals. for Jackson. a. m. and
every two hours until . y. m; for Ann
M; for Saline, $40 a. m: and every two
hours until $3.50 .. m, also 10 p. m; Tor
Plymouth and Worthwhile. 80 q. m. and
every two hours until $3.50 D. m. also
internrban cars pass Waiting sta
ton. corner Of LArned and oriswold.
thsatera-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
BLOWS OUT GAS.
GIRL HAS CLOSE CALL

Mistaking gas lamp for an oil
lamp when she retired, Saturday
night, in rooming house at No. 80
Cass-ave., Mrs. Edna Cone. aged 20.
OF Fairport. n. Y. blew out the flame
instead OF turning off the supply and
was nearly asphyxiated. Only the fact
that her windows were open saved
her. As 1t was she was unconscious
when removed 20 st. Mary's hospital
In an East End ambulance. SUNDAY
morning. but her condition Is now
much improved.
Mrs. Cone, with her brother, was
on her way to visit relatives In Deck.
erville. Mich. She missed train and
her brother secured room at the
Cass4ave\ address for the night. She
is accustomed To the use OF gas. IL
appears. but did not pay any particu.
lar attention TO the lamp, she says.
simply taking II for granted that 1t
was an oil lamp,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
GIRL PLAYS WITH
MATCHES; BURNED
LITTLE BECKY FELDMAN IN SER.
IoUs CONDITION; REscUERs
ALSO VICTIMS OF FLAMES.

AS result Of playing with matches
Monday morning, Becky Feldman. the
II granddaughter OF Max Feldman,
of No. 2l5 Alfred-st., was dangerously.
If not fatally burned, and Soloman Sci
gel and his wife, OF No. 219 Alfred-st.,
were painfully injured In rescuing the
little girl.
Becky found box OF matches, and
having gathered number of old pa
pers, started fire in the alley In the
rear OF her home. She was standing
over the blaze. tanning 1t with short
handled broom, when her clothes be-
came ignited. Her screams brought
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigel to the rescue. The
flames were extinguished, but not I'M
til the little girl had been burned from
head to foot. the light summer dress
making food for the flames. An am
bulGrce was called and the child was
taken to the Childrens Free hospital.
Both Of Mr.. SeigePs arms were badly
burned. and he will be unable to work
for several weeks. Mrs. Seigel was
less seriously burned, her injuries be-
ing confined to one hand.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
mrs. WILLIS
ASKS AL|MONY
DAUGHTER OF THOMAS e. BARK.
WORTH TELLS COURT SHE
is WITHOUT MEANS.

Carolyn Barkworth Willis, daughter
of Thomas Z. Barkworth, the Jack
son attorney and politician, whose
husband. Lloyd ID. Willis started suit
for divorce several weeks ago. fled a
petition for alimony and solicitors
fees In the circuit court Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Willis alleges In her petition
that she Is without means, and Is now
living with her parents. She says that
her husband Is In receipt OF an income
OF $1,000 per year from the Vinton
Co., and that at the present time he
is on a pleasure trip to Europe. He
also holds stock In several companies.
his wife says. She asks for sufficient
money to allow her to take dispositions
with which to contest her husbands
suit
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
GIRL CONFESSES TO
ROBBING WORSHIPERS

Miss Emma Janitschaska. the Pol
ish girl who, the police say. admits
stealing from worshipers In Catholic
churches, was arraigned In the police
court. Monday morning. on warrant
sworn out by Robert Marvil. No. 327
Warren-ave.. charging her with grand
larceny. Mr.. Marvil called at police
headquarters Monday morning and
identified the prisoner as a young
woman who formerly worked as a do
nestle In his home and who left sud.
denly several weeks ago. about the
same time that $50 worth Of wearing
apparel and Sill in money disappeared.
In the warrant issued Monday, the
girl Is charged with the theft Of the
clothes and money.
Emma's examination was set for
Friday, and she was heldsin $500 bail,
with one surety. which she has not
been able to furnish as yet. The girls
home is at No. 52S Morrell-st., but she
has been rooming at No. 80 Eliza
beth-st. east, of late.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
MERGER TO.
FIGHT TRUST SOON {.
TO Be COMPLETED
INDEPENDENT s1oo,ooo.ooo COM.
BlNATloN TO BE HEADED BY
ToLEooAN-THE DEAL WOULD
AFFECT DETROIT.
(From a Special correspon dent.)

TOLEDO. O., July 13.-The propos'
ed deal merging the independent tele-
phone companies OF the country. which
embraces lines extending from the
Mississippi TO the Atlantic seaboard
and Involves over $100,0o0.000 will be
contaminated In the near future, 1t
was learned here today. from reliable
sources
Options have been secured In To-
iedo. Indianapolis. st. Louis, Cleve-
land and many eastern cities. and
agents are now working TO obtain an
option at the Detroit Independent ex-
change. II Is reported. When the
deal has been completed. II Is said a
new merger will also enter into the
telegraph business In opposition to
the present companies.
James s. R-ailey. Of Toledo. will ne
hcaG of nc proposed merger.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
ROOMING HOUSE
OWNERS WRANGLE

Judge Mandell issued an injunction.
Monday, restraining Ada Voorhis from
disposing Of the furniture In the room.
ing house at No: 16 Howard-st. The
injunction was granted on petition Of
Charles B. Jones. who alleged that
the property belongs to him. Jones
purchased the property at a bargain.
but not being acquainted with the
rooming house business. placed Ada
voorhis In charge. and had the bill Of
sale made out In her name. The un-
Outstanding was that she was to pay
for the furniture as she was able.
Jones says he called at the house the
next day to see how things were go
ing, and he declares he was informed
by Mrs. voorhis that the place be.
longed TO her and that she proposed
selling out and going TO Omaha.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
BOARD WILL GET
ENTIRE SCHOOL SITE

Arrangements have been practically
completed for the purchase by the
school board OF the entire site origin
ally chosen for the Greusel school,
There was mistake made in drawing
up the contract, so that strip OF land
22 feet In frontage by 400 feet in depth
was not included In the purchase. The
real estate man who is selling the site
to the school board has notified tho
officials that he had secured an OPP
tion on the 22-foot strip and will turn
Il In with the remainder at the orig
inal price
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
LEAVES HOME
FOR ADVENTURE
BOY, HUNGRY AND IN TATTERS,
SAYS HE RAN AWAY FROM
LONDON, ONT.

A boy giving his name as Fred
Caves. IA years old. barefooted and
with his clothes In tatters, called at
the home Of John Fredericks. No. 600
Woodward-ave.. Sunday night, and
begged for something TO eat. saying
that he had just walked from Capac.
a distance Of 80 miles. He told a
pitiful story of having been thrown
on the world through the death Of
both parents. and SO excited the SYM
pathy OF Mr.. Fredericks that the lat
ter. after feeding the boy. escorted
him to the Garfield station that he
might nave some place TO stay over
night
Monday morning the boy was turn
ed over to Lieut.. Berrault. of the tru-
ant Office. who thought he recognized
In the boy the original OF a photo
graph he had received from the au-
thorities of Minneapolis, accompany
ing a request that he locate Fred Car
penter. missing from home since last
March. When shown the picture, the
lad admitted that II was his photo
graph and that his name was Car
penter. the truant officers say, but
later no gigged back TO this story and
insisted that his right name Is Char
ley Morden. and that his home Is In
London. Ont. He ran away several
weeks ago. he said, after boy friend
had returned from long tramp with
a wonderful story Of his experience.
He is afraid to go back now for fear
Of whipping, he said.
The boy said he had been working
for an uncle In Capac. until recently,
when he decided to come to Detroit.
Lieut.. Breault Is investigating the
lads story and II II is found that his
home is really in London, he Will
probably be returned to his parents.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
DIFFERENT NOW

1t was formerly the belief that to
become strong. athletes must eat plen-
ty of meat
This Is all out Of date now. and
many trainers feed athletes on the
well-known food, Grape-Nuts. made Of
wheat and barley, and cut the meat
down to a small portion. once a day.
Three years ago." writes Mich.
man, Having become interested In
athletics. found | would have to stop
eating pastry and some other kinds of
food.
Il got some Grape-Nuts and was
soon eating the food at every meal. for
found that when I went on the track.
felt more lively and active.
Later. | began also TO drink Pos.
tum In place OF coffee and the way
gained muscle and strength on this
diet was certainly great. On the day
OF field meet In June I weighed 124
lbs. On the opening OF the football
season In September, weighed 140,
attributed my fine condition and
good work TO the discrimination OF
improper food. and coffee, and the
using OF Grape-Nuts and Postum, my
principal diet during training season
being Grape-Nuts.
Before used Grape-Nuts I never
felt right In the morning-always kind
Of out of sorts with my stomach. But
now when rise feel good. and after
a breakfast largely OF Grape-Nuts with
cream. and a cap Of Postum. feel
like a new man. There's a Reason. $
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read The Road TO
Wellville." in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true. and full OF human
interest
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Credit Mems Outina.

Tuesday evening. July IA, has been
chosen as the date for the annual
river party OF the Credit Mems asso-
citation. Starting at 6 o'clock from the
foot of Woodward-ave. on the Sappho,
the credit men will beguile themselves
with dancing and music until they
reach Bots Blanc, where dinner is to
be served. The June meeting OF the
association was postponed and will be
held on this occasion. None but mem,
bcrs Of the association and their
friends will 60 on the trip John Bal
lantyne, Geo. A. Corwin and Charles
Is. Sawyer are the committee on ar
rangmcnts
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
WOMAN DIES
IN AUTOMOBILE

Mrs. @. j. Neal, so years old. who
lived with her son at No. 20 Church-st.
in Highland Park, was stricken with
heart failure Monday morning while
being conveyed to her daughters home
in an automobile and died before DR..
Arthur Northrop, No. 554 Stanley-ave..
who was with her. could render assist
ance.
The automobile was at the boule-
ward, near Greenwood-ave., when Mrs.
Neal suddenly gasped and expired al
most instantly. She had been a suf
ferer from heart trouble for some
time