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The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Ezzz IL MUSICIANS

n Musical America published the fol-
lowing story regarding one OF the
best known musicians and composers
or this city: Among the works TO
be performed at Ocean Grove next
summer. under the direction OF Tall
Essen Morgan, Is a new oratorio, 'Heze-
kiah, by ~. Truman wolcott. OF DE
troft. This work, which has had an
initial performance under the COM
poser's direction In London. Ont, IL
now on the press and Will be issued
within six weeks. Besides the oratorio
already mentioned Mr. Wolcott has
composed a great deal OF church mu-
sic. number OF secular songs and
also piano pieces. Four new sacred
songs from his pen have Just been
published and bid fair to find an ex-
tsnsive sale"
Caruso, the Incompatible tenor OF
the Metropolitan Opera Co, will be
heard In concert in the Light Guard
armory Wednesday evening. May q.
The event is or remarkable signih-
canoe as Caruso has never before been
heard in concert and will limit his
tour to half dozen cities before sail
ine 10 n1l1l his annual engagement
IN the Covent Garden opera, London.
For the concert here he has chosen
these numbers: Celeste Aida from
Aida" "Salve Dimora," from
..Faust: the aria from 'Pagliacci," the
program to conclude with the famous
quartet from "Rigoletto." Caruso lead
ing
The artists assisting Caruso in the
.Rieoleffo" quartet include three OF
New York's most promising young
singers. Miss Giulia Allen. soprano;
Miss Margaret Reyes, contralto. and
Henri q. Scott. basso.
The public seat sale opens at Grin
nell Bros. Monday, April ~. but or
ders for tickets, accompanied by re-
miftance. will be filed by applying To
the local manager, James K. Devoe,
708 Chamber OF Commerce.
sidney N. Lagatree, OF the Lagatree
PnblIshing Co. OF Detroit, returned
SATURDAY morning from trip TO
cleveland and other Ohio cities.
81 ||t A. u i''
Minnie s. WEEK will present two o:
nor nopils. Misses Viola Geist and
irene XcWillinms. at a. studio recital
"wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
No. 100 Broadway Mrs. n. A. Meyers
<ri-t act as accompanisf.
C>r1rnelI Bros are making extraya'
<snnt preparations for the grand open
~ u their new building and almost
~ entire week Of April 81 Will be
fv>r over 10 the gala Festivities. Bur
~ collvcr, Tie xeitknown concert
,ur<,<karto. Who has charge OF. the
@Il<<ic Department OF Grinnoil Bros
- EI6<- e1a6or4f6 preparations f0r
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

but what reason''-- began Laura.
IF you take my tip" said Eleanor
In n tone that cut To her clients very
soul. You won't press me for it."N
Mrs. Herriard shrank back and
threw herself upon the sofa near tho
table at which Isis" was sitting. Az
this moment Miss Ninety stepped for
ward and whispered 10 Eleanor that
Jane wanted To see her at once. The
fortune-teller left the room. followed
by Miss Ninety. and Laura Herriard
was left alone.
From just such trifling incidents as
these the greatest tragedies In life re-
sult--and sometimes the greatest joys,
too II Jane had not summoned her
sister. Laura Herriard would not have
been able 10 discover the American
paper. with a picture OF Eleanor on
the first page. 10 tear the page out.
fold IL and place IL In her handbag.
Miss Jane Anderson. the missing
English girl" she exclaimed in ui'
umph. We'll. I've got your hands
tied. young lady. II you ever try 10
make any trouble for me-"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

the concerts To be given In the recital
hall on the second floor. Several OF
Americas most distinguished artists
have been engaged, and commencing
with Tuesday afternoon. April IS. con-
certs will be given every afternoon
from $3.50 TO o'clock. and every
evening from Sis TO 1890 O'Clock.
The yubIlc is cordially invited TO at.
tend and no formal invitation or tick
cts OF admission are required.
Several young ladies from the pi
ano class OF Miss May Z. Porter gave
Mcdowell program Wednesday af-
ternoon In Miss Porter's studio in the
valpey building. The participants
were the Misses Carrie Fairbairn, Zai
dee Barnum, Meta Allen. Marjorie
| Teakie and Helen Thorburn. Ralph
Calder and Gaylord Hubert also took
part.
The members OF st. Andrews so
ciety have made arrangements for a
concert and ball TO be given in their
new hall on east Congress-st., Easter
Monday. April 20. Excellent talent
has beer secured and good time is
promised. Concert wilf~ start al S
O'Clock sharp.
The young ladies OF the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament parish have
arranged TO give a musicale in tho
| school hall, Tuesday evening. April
III. A fine program is being prepared
and the affair promises 10 be an ua.
usually interesting one.
Miss Kathleen Lovett and Miss Theo
Ram, pupils OF Prof. Yunck, OF the
Detroit Conservatory OF music. played
a violin duet at concert given by the
pupils OF Homer Wisemah, Thursday
evening. Miss Lovett also played a
solo.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music gave the Wed.
nesday recital: Genevieve De(ianlcy
Elizabeth RuhlmaE. Mae McGreevy
Beryl Broderick, Winifred Mitchell.
Mary X. Hudson and Hazel Weber.
/ Walter S. Shaw. a pupil OF Sam |.
Slade, has been engaged as baritone
and choir director OF the Burns-ave
Methodist church.
Carl Beutel. pianist, and Gaylord
Yost. violinlst, who have been occupy.
! ing studio No. 70 In the Valpey build
ing, have recently removed 10 a larger
and more commodious suite In the
4 same building. j. Raynor Wayne will
be assistant TO Mr.. Beutel
CHICAGO. April 1t.--Alonzo Clark
lpf Clinton, Mich, has purchased the
REDWOOD terrace apartments at 1916
trSzs afHtisUr:zrp.. for stf5seeo.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

CHAPTER xiv.--(continded.)

1HERE Is one thing | wanted tc
ask YOU said Laura, rather
obviously. Il have a friend
He's unhappily married. and
| feel am good. pure In
fiuence in his life. You see. he was
an old friend OF my family. Mother
was devoted TO him. and for her sake
| feel Il is my duty to see him.
The artificial tone in which Mrs
Herriard began this explanation con
yinced Eleanor that she was telling
an untruth. Yet she waited TO hear
the rest:
Owing TO his being married man
and his wife so beastly Jealous. 1t Is dir
ficult. so thought perhaps-you
wouldn't mind---if were TO ask M
friend 20 come here-today at six
know you don't generally receive call
ers after that hour"
II was done, Laura, preparing TO
Journey on the Road TO Peril, had
asked Eleanor to make just one little
slip--to misplace the switch on the
Road TO Purity. The fortune-teller IN
derstood it at once, but the idea OF
even entertaining the temptation did
not enter her mind With lips tightly
drawn and blazing eyes she said:
Il don't think / quite follow YOU"
Offers Golden Bride.
"Of course. would look upon 1t as
a consultation, said Laura taking
out her purse. "a special consultation"
Here was the bait of money.
such a thing is impossible! ex'
claimed Eleanor. looking straight into
the woman's shifting eyes.
"You don't understand pursued
Laura, amazed that this woman In
gypsy's raiment should protest at such
tiny slip. II would. or course, pay
double"
Believe me, quite understood, y
replied Eleanor Good morning. My
employee will show you out"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

May ! ask what is your occupation,
sir?" asked rue cid bearded OF the
latest arrival
"My occupation replied the new
conner. "Oh, am a sculptor
you carve marble, do yon?"
+, Yes
"Ah, foresee you will be valuable
acquisition 10 this table. Will you
kindly come up TO this end and carve
this fowl?"--London Tid.Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
CHAPTER XIV.
A Fortune Teller Future.

After she left the consulting room
Jane remembered having forgotten
the newspaper. This was why she
summoned Eleanor. The fortune-tell-
err was away from Mrs. Herriard only
q few moments. yet during that time
the harm had been done.
Returning TO the consulting room
and seeing Laura still there. Eleanor
ordered Miss Ninety to show her out.
"You needn't trouble" interjected
Laura. and she went quickly toward
the tieof Eleanor found the paper
and tore 1t UP, without discovering that
the front page was missing.
Nov for the next clinet. Ninety"
she said. as she again seated herself
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Money or Morals;
Which Is TO Prevail?
The American People Consider
Not the Former When the
Latter is involved.

b their employment tor the same reason
with the statement that the ten eoun
ties will lose annually $4,000 in liquor taxes
We likewise reliably informed that the properly loss
the ten counties will be a half million dollars
All is advanced argument that the ten counties
have made for bad business bargain
Thus raised interesting phase OF the hquor queso
Namely, is Money Morals to prevail
liquor question moral the liquor men deceive
by arguing the facts in regard to the cash oo INC
money yet prevailed American politics. when
there was another and The civil demonstrated
this by and sword and blood.
startling concerning the financial loss involved IN
going dry" of none effect
Between Money and Morals, which always prevails'
Even the LIQUOR the undeniabe answer
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

A high-class musical and vaudeville
entertainment will be given Monday
evening in the auditorium Of the Ma
sonic temple. under the auspices Of
the Ashlar lodge entertainment COM
mittee. The chorus will be assisted
by the Ladies' Glee club Of the Thomas
Normal Training school The remain
der OF the program will consist OF
recitations, impersonations. mono
logues, vocal and musical selections.
fancy dancing. acrobatic and trapeze
performances and Juggling. III. p. G.
s. Stewart Is the musical director.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
LUTHERAN.

Next Sunday. SO young catechumcns
will be received into IN emembershlp
ton i'm Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
church. Mt. Elllott-ave. and Hendrick-
st The pastor. the Rev. William Pop-
cke will deliver an address on Growth
in grace" In the evening, the service
Will be in English. Holy communion
will be. administered on Maundy
Thursday. April 49, in the evening at
T.sO o'clock Services will also be held
Good Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
/, AnvCNT CuUIsTTAN.

Pastor william A. Burch. of the Ad-
vent Christian church. will speak sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock In the BAN
lot building on HELL. according 70 the
seriptures" AS soon as the new build
ing on Rethune-aye. Is ready. Evan
geiist John NJ Currie. OF New Eng,
land. will hold a series OF revival
meetings.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

tnry OF the Y w. G.. A.. will speak I'm
the auditorium OF the local organiza-
ton sunday afternoon at o'clock on
the THE triumph OF the Christ MRS.
j. r. Maurice MacFnrlane. contralto.
will be the soloist. Thursday even
ing, Mrs. Abby Smell Burnell will tell
the story OF Menarchie. a high caste
Hindu woman. Mrs. Frederick Robin.
son will be the hostess at the 4
o'clock tea Tuesday. and Mrs. j. A.
Hubbard will officiate In that capacity
Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

1t now begins to appear as If
a gubernatorial campaign that
looked to be uninteresting and
profitless may yet develop some
ginger.
The plunge made by Hon.
Henry c. Smith into the waters
of gubernatorial politics has
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

lee" tCoombs), with cello obligato: Of
fertory. andante for cello and organ,
tHoiiman) motett, King all glorious"
tBarnby): postlude. march in y. tBesD.
At the morning service new anthem
composed by ]. Truman wolcott. will
be given, Come unto me we weary
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
BAPTIST.

The Rev. w. O. Stovall will speak on
"rhe modern triumphal entry" In
Berean chapel. Russell and Rowena-
SITS. Sunday evening.
President Emory w. Hunt, of Deni-
son university, will preach In the
Woodward ave. Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening.
w. s. Jacoby who has been assist :
ing DIR. Torrey with the personal work
in the mission in the Light Guard
armory. will speak In the Ferry-av
Baptist church Sunday morning.
The Rev. Marshall II Petit. pastor
OF the stanton Park Baptist church.
Will preach sunday morning on The
believers walk" and In the evening
on THE fall OF man"
The Detroit Baptists have 20
churches and missions.
Clinton n. Howard, known as THE
Little Giant" will deliver his lecture.
~ ride on the water wagon, I'm the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church, Tues
day evening. April IA. under the aus
pices OF the Baptist Young People $
union OF Detroit. with the cooperation
OF the Detroit Christian Endeavor
union and the city union OF Epworth
leagues.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Saturday. April, IL.
1908. q,

NEW ORLEANS. La, April 81
The investigating party Of 40 De-
troiters who leave here Mt 1885 this
morning for Santa Barbara, Mexico.
via III Paso. 10 look over the mines
that Cleveland capital is developing
In the ancient empire OF Monteznma
are taking $4,000 out OF the cash
drawer Of Betroit,s daily newspapers.
That Is. the mine people are spending
that amount OF money TO take pros
pective investors to the mines instead
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

DR.. and Mrs. George r. Andrews,
No. 2711 Woodward-ave.. will entertain
the Saturday Bridge club this even
ing.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

From Lansing we are informed
through a state news dispatch
that some 1880 saloons will be
closed in the ten Michigan eoun-
ties that on Monday last voted
for local option.
We are also informed by an
authority that is doubtless relia-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

Miss Louise Bentley will entertain
a large party OF friends at dinner Sat
urday evening in the Woman's Indoor
Athletic club.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
/ What Society Is Ooing

Mrs. William b. Jansen. who has
been visiting relatives in Cleveland for
the last three weeks, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Anderson, the
Misses Marion and Norine Anderson
and Elmer Anderson have gone to
Midland 10 reside.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

The following program Will be given
by the choir of the Church OF Our Faith
er, sunday evening. April ~. under
the direction OF Minnie s. Weiz: Pre-
Jude. Les Rameaux" (Faure): can
tata. The Crucifixion" (StainerD. offer-
tory, ''Vox Angelica" (HenrichJ: post
choir consists OF Elizabeth Moore. Min
ME >. Weiz, Harry Courtaine and
Nathan Sfmons. and Will be assisted by
Myrtle Babcock. soprano: Irene VIII
Hams, contralto. Thornton Urquhart
tenor. and Harry Miller, baritone. ALLIE
ID Zutderna in oranuiat
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

CHICAGO. April 1t.--Alonzo Clark.
of Clinton, Mich, has purchased the
Kchwood terrace apartments at 1916
trszs afHttsor:zrp. for sti5.eeo.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
EVANGELICAL.

class OF 81 VIII be confirmed at
900 o'clock Sunday morning in st.
Matthews German Evangelical church.
Concord and Stuart-aves. The pastor,
the Rev. Otto &. Haas. will be assist
ed by his father, the Rev. G. w. r..
Haass. line musical program has
been arranged by the organist. Paul
Koch. HOLY communion will be cele-
brated Immediately after the service.
Special Lcnten services will be held
Holy Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
ana Good Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
the lStter service concluding with a
Celebration OF the Lords supper
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

Carl Beutel. pianist. and Gaylord
Yost. violinlst, who have been occupy
ing studio No. ~ In the Valpey build
ing, have recently removed 10 larger
and more commodi0us suite In the
same building. J. Raynor Wayne will
be assistant TO Mr.. Beutel
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

sidney N. Lagatree. of the Lagatree
pnblIxhing Co. OF Detroit, returned
Saturday morning from trip to
cleveland and other Ohio cities.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

Judge J. W. Donovan Will give q
free lecture fuesday- cvcnfng, Aprii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02
VETERANS
(Continned FROM Page l.l

So9 tlnlee lrotn IstsslII>,-.-~ lsge ~
who. in his speech accepting the
nomination himself called attention
to the fact that he lacked the usual
Qualification OF presidential aspir-
ants--thAt OF having faced death on
the field OF battle-was Justify cheer
Cd by the grizzled soldiers OF battle
as they passed before him. IL tho
members OF the Grand Army think
the less OF Taft for not having been
a soldier. they did not show II today.
Old soldiers IN Line,
The great parade was proud and
pathetic sight. The full tide OF pa
triotism that swelled In the crowd
and the Are OF herism that famed up
In the hearts OF the spectators.
aroused great enthusiasm, but the
sadness OF the spectacle has an equal
ly deep effect. The realization that
this comparatively small body of
men Is all that il left OF the vast
army OF which II was a part and't the
fact that many OF these will be gone
before another encampment, appar-
emily impressed everyone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02

DOCTOR
PRAISED
FOR KINDNESS TO
HORSES

From the Capital City one can
drive in many directions and not find
public watering trough sor horses
ina distance Of % miles. This IL
remarkable when II Is remembered
how many springs there are running
and how many farmers have running
water on their places.
II Is not ereditable for the rection
through which such roads run that
no one has enough alsIblic spirit and
humanity to put nm and maintain y
watering place for horses and dogs
and people. For instance, when last
driving over the road, we could not
find a place 10 water horses between
Salem and Sheridan.
so II Is pleasure TO hear OF a
public spirited man in Portland who
has restored watering trough that
was torn out by county officials, and
any such man is entitled to favorable
mention In the pre1s. Such a man
IL entitled TO the good will and
thanks OF all who drive the road. as
well as OF lovers OF horses the state
over.
Or. Andrew c. Smith OF Portland
has recently rebuilt the celebrated
Barnes road watering trough and
the farmers OF Washington county,
those going 10 and from Cedar Mills
and Mt. Calvary cemetery and all
others who have traveller this Ehor
oughfare and used theSirough for
many years TO water their horses, are
rejoicing, FL
Dr. Smith repaired the pipe which
leads from a spring. on his, place.
Tuily villa. and has made other i'm
provements TO the trough and its
surroundings An entirely new
trough was put In. Several men we're
at work on the Job several days. Or.
Smith made all the arrangements
for the repairs. personally san that
everything was properly done and
then he paid money out Of his own
pocket for the work.
Several monthA ago the county
commissioners started 20 make Ger
tain improvements to the old trough
which had done service for many
years. For reasons of his own Dr.
Smith objected TO the actions OF the
commissioners.
Hut now the trough has been put
In better condition than Il ever was
before and Dr. Smith himself is re-
sponslble for the improvements.
The new trough viii accommodate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02
The old bullet-torn and smoke

The old bullet-torn and smoke
blackened banners; the ragged uni
forms, saved carefully for more than
40 years to recall the service they
have seen; the sturdy old boy with
an empty coat sleeve thrudging side
by side with the gay old veteran
who Is "stumping. Il" on a wooden
leg-Tthe tottering old fellow who
will march this last march II he
drops dead on the way. and would
ask nothing better than TO die In the
ranks--all these tempered the en-
thusiasm OF the crowd, but the cheer
Ing and applause was not decreased.
This evening there will be a great
electrical display extending for four
lines along the Maumee river and
there will be many entertainments
for the veterans. The business ses-
sion OF the organization begins to-
morrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02
STATE NEWS

Proprie,vrysof three sailors board.
ing houses In Astoria have been
threatened with.-death unless tAy
produce, 5000 for the BLACK Hand
A committee from North Bend and
Marshfield will meet Hartman n
attempt 10 secure a line from Drain.
Hartman will visit Medford and A.
bany on his way. north TO Salem.
Walter johnson. admitted slre'
OF Elmer Perdue, while the latter
was accompanying him on a lanl-
seeking tour. says he is confident be
victim came from Sparta, n. c.
The Oregon Electric track 10 Hills
boro will be completed Friday.
A steamer plies the Yamhill rive
between McMinnyille and Portland
three times weekly. This Is the M
resumption OF traffic on the YAmlh
after a gap OF Ave years.
The mayor and council OF Por1lah'
are planning a second pipe line q
bring Bull Run water into the CIV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02

NUrES MAYME II. SMITH, 81 East
Nl Mound ST., Columbus, Ohio, writesi
"Hsve used Pcruns for catarrh and
hay fover. The results being remark
able, ! can highly recommend ~ 10 all
who are suffering with the above dis
eases. I am happy 20 bc able to say It
has helped me wonderfully"
what is known As hay fever is in
reality endemic catarrh, catarrhal
condition OF the nose, throat, some
times the bronchial tubes, Induced by
some local irritant. t-
Thcirritstion II generally due 10 vege-
Gal emanstions Of some sort. Hay has
been suspected as bclng the cause OF
this malady, hence its name, hay fever.
10 has been attributed 10 rag weed and
other vegetation also. II IL very
cApricions disease, coming and going.
A medicine that will help one case may
not help another. Such treatment has
always beon very unoertaia and unsst.
isfactory.
pcsnna helps some cases without .
doubt, although "a 40 not claimed 10 be
40 infallibie remedy for snch cases.
Msn-a-iln the Ideal Laxative.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02
NO FLArFocT "coPs"
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

sNgl sUnlted Press leased wifeJ ="
San Francisco. Sept. ,2.---If a man
has not a nicely arched instep. he
need not apply for appointment as a
policeman In San Francisco. This Is
the edict that has disappointed many
ssplrants for the force who are now
under going examination for their
ftness TO join the f"oity's finest /"
Ono thousand candidates have ap-
piled for places and corps OF doc
tors Il working over them to pu,
these men through their PAGES.
The physlcai requirements are taxi
ep directly from those OF the U. $.
army and the slightest defect in man
ly. PROPORTIONS Is sufficient TO disbar
candidate. One OF the tests re-
Quires the men TO stand upon glass
plate under which mirror 10 30 ar
ranged that the bottoms OF his feet
are revealed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02

Miss Marie Honig, a Eugene girl
10 years of age, was yesterday mis-.
taken for a Portland shop-lifter and
kidnapped and taken to the metropolis
by detectives. where the error was
discovered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02

thousands Of persons and animals In
the course OF a years time Nv az
fording them a handy place 70 water
when travelling along the Barnes
road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02

Secretary strans has approved n'
action Of the immigration otieias u
refusing TO allow Mormon lnm'
grants 10 enter the u. s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-02
FIVE ARE s..'
DROWNED
ON SLOOP

Deer Island, Me. Sept. 2.--Seareh-
ing parties are dragging Peaobscot
bay today In an eaprt TO recover the
bodies OF ave persons who went
down when seven were drowned
through the oapsiHing OF a sloop Ia
command Of Captain Haskell yester-
day. Two of the dead and three sur
vivors were taken ashore last even
Ing by researers There seems 10 be
little hope Of recovering the bodle.
a. they probably have been carried
away BY the tide II was possible
10 reach the bottom with graphing
hooks near the place where the sloop
upset bnt The wreck is prastieAlly
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