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The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
TO Owners
Of Bad Breath
roui odor Of indigestion, Smoking
eating or Drinking stopped at
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Loxcngcs.


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on the stomach are in a class all by
themselves, distinguished by a pow
erful bad breath.
They oil breathe, and as they
breathe. they whiff out odor which
makes those standing near turn their
heads away in disgust. The pitiable
part OF Il Is that these victims do not
realize what a sickening thing ba6,
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The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
METHOOIsTS MAY
TRY JAS. R. DAY

NEW YORK. March because OF
bis attack, upon President Roosevelt,
charges have been brought against
Rev. James r. Day, chancellor of SYRIA
cuse university. by the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The charges are that he has violat-
ed the rules of the church, which
prohibits speaking against magis-
trates" and also that he has been
guilty Of runcharitable and upprofit-
able conversation"
The following extract from an inter
view with DR.. Day forms the basis OF
the charges:
Anarchy OF the sort practiced b.
President Roosevelt In the most
dangerous kind of anarchy. An
archism in the white House is tho
most perii0us anarchism that has
ever threatened our country.
The charges are made by Rev.
George A. Cooke. OF Brandon, VT. a
member OF the Troy conference of the
Methodist church.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March Chan
cellor Day made the following state
ment:
Cooke Is something Of a joke to
those who know him. He seems to
have a mania TO bring charges against
some one and he has exercised this
privilege many times In the past.
believe I can successfully defend my
self"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Why not let Diapepsin digest
your food for awhile and let
your Stomach rest until it
gets back its strength

Your stomach will not right itse'f
INDIGESTION viii not go. You can
wish all you please. You may WISH
YOU weren't troubled or wish you were
we'll. or wish you could eat Ike ois
Eli Smith or Sarah Jones--that won
cure you. Stop wishing. Don't com
plain. Get your Stomach In oroer'
There is nothing really wrong.
One 22-grain Triangule OF Diapepslnl'
eaten like candy after Jour next meal,
will prove TO you, Ave minutes AFTER
that there is nothing radically wrong
with your Stomach Your Digestive
system is unstrung-that's all-needs
vitalizer-more gastric juice. Yes,
more digestive juices--then you can
eat what you want without the slight
est fear OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia or
that your food win sour or lay IKE
lump OF lead.
Diapepsin contains the very e.e-
ments necessary 10 digestion, and
when placed at work in the weak
stomach and small intesunes supply
exactly what these organs need. They
stimulate and replenish the gastric
glands and promptly bring the digos-
tive organs back 10 their normal con-
dition.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
TOWN HELPS BURY
THE FIRE VICTIMS
REMAINS OF UNIDENTIFIED TOTS
TO BE PLACED IN sPE-
cIAL PLOT.

I CLEVELAND. o., March 7.-Indi
vidual funerals are being held in var
sous parts OF North Collinwood today
and by Monday evening the last of the
victims OF the school house fire will
have been laid away the unidentified
victims will be buried with one SER
vice. The town will furnish the plot
in the cemetery and will bear the ex-
penses OF burial The investigators
who are trying to discover the cause
of the holocaust apparently are no
nearer the facts than when they
started.
ROME, March THE minister OF
public instruction. Hon. Rara, acting
for the king, has cabled a message
OF sympathy in connection with the
burning OF the Collinwood school, near
Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
tween Avery-ave. and Grand River
ave, To- r. Il. George for $4,000.
BUILDING PERMITS.

Charles Parker & Co. 2-story veneer
store and dwelling and barn. east side
Dix; owner. NJ. Kempler. $4,000.
dwelling HGg w sostR side aoidsSith. bse
tween Watsrma ana and r. r.; owner.
Geo. Roughiey. 2-story veneer dwell
ing. ! apartments, south side Hudson.
s ep' John w gDrhe s4.5o a''s"'n own"
dw "hnTlss north Side fS1Gs rH ss
t psgI tSW Innbe, a sfoo Muilane: owner
Wagnitz & Kloock. 2-story veneer
dwelling! west side Boulevard east.
Detroit Concrete Stone Co. history
church house, south side Holbrook, be-
tween John r. and Woodward: owner,
Fred Sievert, history frame barn,
s7s springwells: owner. John Peters.
Fred. Maumee two 2-story frame
barns, 45s.s5 Maybury: owner, Peoples
same. 1-story tile ofice building.
t5s-s5 Maybury; owner. Peoples Ice
Louis H. Sass. 1-story frame barn.
1877 Michigan; owner, same, sl5o.
John Jakel 2-story frame store and
dwelling. north side Gratiot, between
Mcclellan and May: owner. Jacob F'rei-
w M ~. lounB, --stOTy tTuInc Ddrus
2l6 Bethune. owner, same, $3.50.
W. s. Rathbone Land Co, three l.
story frame dwellings, west side Fiji
feminist. between McGraw and Mil
waukee: owner, same. $4,000.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling east
side sixteenth. between Milwaukee,
and McGraw, owner. same. $500.
G. II. Jones, 2-story frame dwelling.
west side Greenwood. between Hudson
and Stanley. owner, Thos. Dudley, $5.-
500.
Murray Carriage Co. t-story open
storage shed on s. Franklin. between
Rivard and Riopelle: owner. same:
400. -,
John whaples, 2-story frame dwell
ing. south side Harmon, between
Brush and Oakland. owner, w. c.
Chapman, 81, 500.
Frank Bradley, 1-story frame DWELL
ing, east side Baldwin. between Palmer
and Ferry: owner, same. $1,&00.
q. Lockeman, 2-story frame barn,
east side West End. between Wander
bilt and South: owner. same. s400
Morris Srere. 2-story brick store
house, 145 Brewster: owner. same, ST.
900.
Additions.
L. soioyich, addition to so7-s Hast
J. Il. Hugg & Co, addition TO church,
northwest corner Dix and Ninewoed,
$1,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
MAGICIAN AN0
DAUGHTER Left
TO SHARKS
BELIEF THAT PREsTIoIolrAToR
AND BEAUTIFUL FIANcEE OF A
sHAMoklN, PA. MILLIONAIRE
WE'RE MURDERED BY CREW.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Believing
that Prof. w. b. Wood and his beauti-
ful daughter, BerI "A Mercedes Wood,
were abandoned 10 the sharks of the
gulf OF Mexico, friends In this city
and relatives in Pennsylvania have
appealed TO the department OF state
to investigate their death.
The Weeds were we'll known In
New York as magicians. 1t is supposed
that they were robbed or many thou
sands OF dollars by the crew OF a
Mexican tug boat. The FIRST report
from Mexico was that Wood and his
daughter had been drowned on Feb.
20. by the laundering OF the old tug
boat Canuto Bulnes. of Laguna. while
en- route from Frontera TO Progreso.
The report also said that three OF the
crew had also persisted and that none
OF the bodies had been recovered.
Woods Manager Alarmed.
Hastings Clawson. of 317 West Forty
Sixth-st, who was Woods manager In
his South American tours, and who
has Just returned from Mexico, tells
OF conflicting Mexican stories which
arouse grave doubts that the Woods
met accidental death. He 10 not sat
isfied with the fragmentary reports
he was able to get from Robert s.
Boyd, consular agent at Laguna, and
from the owner of the foundered tug
at Frontera.
Before leaving Mexico Clawson
heard that none OF the crew had been
drowned, and that the only victims
were the Woods. After his steamer
had put out from Progreso he was
handed dispatch which said that the
schooner Nicholas, which the tug had
In tow, had turned up safely.
He believes that $4,000 worth OF
baggage belonging to the musician Is
on the schooner.
The tragedy Is not without romance.
Miss Wood was engaged 10 marry Con-
rad Graeber, a millionaire banker OF
Shamokin Young Graeber was In the
West Indies. and expected TO bring
Miss Wood back 10 Pennsylvania a
bride. He has returned home heart
broken, and Is ready to go to Mexico
to bring the girls alleged murderers ID
Justice IL the foul play theories are
supported.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
AUTOS CRASH;
5 5 MEN HURT

PITTSBURG. March with ter
rife impact, two large, 60-horsepower
automobiles crashed head-on in Cen
ter-ave., east end. at $40 this morn.
ing, injuring Ave men, one sustaining
probably fatal injuries; one car Is 3
complete wreck, while the other Is
partially destroyed.
The injured:
Robert Arnold, proprietor of the
Dorset hotel both legs broken and
probable internal injuries.
Ray Staley, salesman, badly cut and
bruised about face and body.
Harold Collier, chauffeur OF autoro-
bile. cut about head and body.
Edward McCurdy, salesman for auto
concern. bad scalp wounds.
Edward Jones. chauffeur Of other
automobile, cut about face and body.
Arnold was pinned In the wreckage,
both legs being fractured. Collier,
Staley and McCurdy were thrown full
ly 20 feet from their seats.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Duchess Of Marlborough
Leans Toward Socialism
and May Enter Ranks

NEW YORK, March 7.--Consuelo.
Duchess OF Marlborough, daughter OF
WIN. X. Vanderbilt, Was passenger
On the Cunard line steamship LUCIA
MIA. which arrived today from Liver
pool. Her name did not appear ON
the passenger list, bur coon after the
vessel left Queenstown 1t became pref
~ generally known .nat she was on
hoard.
Il was said that the main object OF
the duchess flying trip was to see her
mother, Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont,
though she may make further sociol-
ogical studies at the Tombs and Ellis
island. Cable dispatches from London
ray that Consuelo. since her separa-
tion from the Duke OF Marlborough,
hns become keeply Interested In theor'
les Of Socialism, and that the leaders
N England's social Democratic FEEDER
alton have hopes that she will become
one Of their following.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Baptist Pastor Came,
But He Was Not Of
the Desired Color

". Ya..- March The
Baptists OF st. Adams are without
pastor. They advertised for one, re-
ceived an answer, made a contract
and, when the new leader OF the flock
arrived, he was of the wrong color.
Ten days after the advertisement APP
peared a letter came from St. Louis
from Rev. A. X. Stallings, who said
he was Baptist OF the old school and
could give the best of references. He
was hired, banquet was arranged
In his honor, but when the Negro ap-
peared, both he and the committee
realized they had made a mistake. He
returned on the next train.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
ATWOOD A WINNER
AT DOUBLE CAUCUS

yASSAR, Mich, March 7.--(Spe-
cial.) The Republican double caucus.
yesterday to choose township ticket
ana eleven delegates for the county
convention. resulted in the complete
downfall OF the Warner primary re-
from forces, led by w. J.. Spears. The
entire township ticket and IL dele
gates all were Instructed for Fordney
and Atwood.
If wss the biggesf caucus In years.
The anti-Atwood forces put their err
tir6 strength into battle OF 500 votes
hut were defeated ty majorities OF
from 100 TO 200. This practically set.
tied the tight in tais section against
Atwood
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Dr. Long Calls the
President "c4nin,al"
In Indirect Way

COLUMBUS. o., March DIR. VIM.
J. Long. Stamford. Conn. who was de-
nounced as nature faker" by Pres
ident Roosevelt, lectured here last
night on Animal Nature" before the
alumni of Ohio State university.
DIR. VIM. III. Scott. former president
OF the university, in introducing DR.
Long, referred 10 him as one whom the
distinguished. but erratic president
OF the United States has singled out
for criticism"
In beginning his address, DR.. Long
said.
I'm spite OF the introduction, I shall
deal only with four legged animals"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

NEW YORK, March THE au-
thofitative announcement by William
r. Hearst that the NATIONAL 1ndepend-
ence league. OF which he is the con-
trolling spirit, will not I'm the an
preaching presidential battle support
either Theodore Roosevelt, William !.
Bryan or Gov. Johnson, OF Minnesota.
but Is to go II alone. nominating its
own presidential ticket, Is food for
Political gossip here .-.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
BATONY|s ENTER
COUNTER DIVORCE
SUITS
WIFE NAMES 10 CORRESPONDENTS,
HUSBAND GOES HER ONE BET
TsRTyAcHT ORGIES AND DIN,
ING ROOM RoMPs.
Amazing Lineup
Of Correspondents

Correspondents named by Mrs.
Burke Roche-5atonyl In her ae-
ton against her husband--1o,
Correspondents named ny
Aurel 6atonyl In his action
against his wife--tf.
Mira. Batonyi Identifies four
correspondents In her complaint
and describes the other six.
They do not include any women
Of social prominence.
Mr.. Batopyi specifies all elev-
en- OF the correspondents in his
bill, including Frank X. sturois
and other men we'll known In
New York and Newport.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
MACHEN LEAVES HIS
CELL" FOR WASHINGTON

WHEELING. W. Va, March T.
August w. Machen, the former oficial
of the postoffice department at Wash
ington. who has served term of sew
eral years in the West Virginia peni.
Tertiary at Moundsyllle, was released
at midnight and left for his home In
Washington.
Mr.. Machen was chief accountant OK
the prison and was given unusual priv
!leges. lie frequently came to Wheel
ing theaters and parks. but usually
maintained an incognito.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
WARNER FALLS DOWN
IN SAGINAW COUNTY

SAGINAW. Mich, March THE
efforts OF Gov. Warner, assisted by
certain county oficeholders. to bring
the question Of primary reform to a
vote IN Sugfnnw county, fnvc faficd.
After extending the time one day be-
yund the date set by Gov. Warner
himself as the last on which petitions
may be legally filed, there were only
~ names on the petitions fled with
County Clerk Whaley when he closed
HIS once late Friday night One hun
dred and thirtyone from the city and
113 from the county. For senator 237
names were filed.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
The Lucky Quarter.

Is the one you pay out for a box ot
Or. Kings New Life Pills. They bring
you the health that's more precious
than Jewels. Try them for headache,
hiIiousness, constipation and malaria.
IL they dissppoint you the price will
be checrfuI1y Fefunref AT r.. z. KIN
sci. Gray e. Worcester and Central
Drug Co. stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
s,oo7 DEATHS IN MICH,
DURING JANUARY

LANSING. Mich, March There
were 3,0sT deaths returned TO the do
partment OF state as having occurred
during the month of January. which
corresponds to an annual death rate Of
12.l per 1000 estimated population
The number shown is an increase of
$50 over December, bus a decrease OF
23S from the number returned for the
corresponding month OF 1907.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
INSCRIPTIONS TRUSTS
FLAYED BY JACKSON

NEW YORK, March THE hear
ing in the case of Nathan vidaver,
former special deputy attorney gen.
eral. who is accused of having at.
tempted to extort $500 from w. M.
Montgomery. the one time president
OF the Hamilton bank was begun be-
fore Magistrate Herman.
In a signed statement, Attorney
General Jackson states that while he
has no knowledge that vidaver repre-.
scented that because OF his oficial con-
nection with theNattorney generals or
fee he hopes that tho charges will be
thoroughly Investigated, and that IL
guilt IL proven that Tic guilty will be
vigorously prosecuted.
The powerful interests against
which is am proceeding never fail
TO use any means within their power
or any willing tools that they con.
troll or can hire TO proiec them" said
Jackson.
Il therefore will nor pass judgment
on Mr.. Vidayer until lis guilt shall
be established as the law provides
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
lynch 4 NEGROES;
SEARCH FOR MORT:

HAWKTNSvILIE. Ca, March t.
Four Negroes have been iynched In
connection with the murder OF Warren
Hart and his wife and 1t isl likely that
other lynchings will take place before
the mob disperses.
Two were hanged and two were
Bhot for interfering with the mob. 9th
err Negroes are implicated and the
rioters are now searching for them.
Many Negroes are leaving town and
many others are hiding.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
To FORM SWISS
SOCIALIST COLONY

NEW YORK. March IA. G. Cru.
ter, OF Berne, Switzerland, who ar
rived on the steamship La Province,
left for Brandsville, Mo, this morn
ing. Within few months he expects
to establish a Socialist colony of 800
Swiss families near that town.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
II|yur AIuninun JsIIy MsuIds Free.

Io4IvId9allX Nodded desssF!s are now
nIouIdF are hard to get outside The
]6fk6 cities bnt users OF JELL<O, the
V1|0<x Do<scrt can set them absolute
|1IoIux and illustrating the differsnt
[[&fH1 IELL-O IN eold BY eli Kood
.11kA ~ Inc par pe0lknxo. Do not An-
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
20 LIVES LOST OFF
BRITISH COAST

LONDON, March IA violent gale
has swept the coasts OF the British
isles. There have been numerous
wrecks OF small craft. most Of them
on the coast Of Ireland. Altogether
twenty lives have been lost.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

NEW YORK, March The hid
den warfare that has been waging for
six months between Mrs. Burke-Roche
Batonyf, the weftknowu society lead
err, and her husband. the professional
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

That our American forests abound In
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinal virtues Is abundautly attestsd
by scores of the most eminent medical
writer's and teachers. Even the untu..
tored Indians had discovered the useful
ness Of many native plants before tho
advent of the white race. This informa-
ton, impaired freely 10 tho whites, led
the latter to continue investigations until
to-day We have rich aSs0rrment OF most
valuable American medicinal roots.
q q q
Or. Pierce believes shse our American Tor
ests aboSpd In most valuable medicinsI ro0es
ea1eA n waF6old propsriy invsaalgaae thans
ard il OukAfuetSgp OF this oonvtcttnu. he
poi1>U> Win prtde>0 Tia >Almolt maxxnlnnA
cuxna sGected hx hla .0nl6aA 4A6icAl n1aa
cQysEx,. which haa -nynxan itae1k - - IA
B61k ez1cinnk -Atomafh -tonlc. Qx1S 1nx1enS
sC nsi 0ni s a ss,.SeS 22
90 o. lndlesstion. torpid liVSL fmctsnnsy
ana even vaivulaf and other a9ect,ous 81
the hears yield 60 ne curative acsinn- The
reason schv 10 cures tbese en0 many ceher
s0sctionA , clearly shovn N na,s oock
which Il mailed fires 70 any sddrsse b. Dr. y
v. Pierce. " Buffalo. n. p 70 al ssndino
REQUEST for the SANE.
Not les marvellous IN the unDaxAlIsDeA
rupes IL u constantly making ~ vonsn's
many pscuiiaS. sHecticnA weakneo0 end
disV63sjns def1nxementa b d. PSerc4e
FavoyitS> preacripV6h>es y sruay eeesseea
by thousands QtRpD 1sact 4SssengaaAh eon-
tributed byNgSEfsful psusBe - Asya I'm
s2I4 b e ofcAi9E !Asi nelzas aI!ieS P1Z6 e93
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

Germans are less IN a hurry than
Americans. Their printing presses
are built much heavier than ours. the
machines being constructed to last a
long period, even at the sacrifice Of
speed and efficiency.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
LECTURER on Eorestry.

Prof. A. w. Roth. of the University
of Michigan, gave an interesting and
instructive talk on Forestry" In tho
Central High school auditorium, Fri
day afternoon. The lecture was at
tended by large number of students
from the high school. who are taking
keen interest in the subject
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co. have sold

IamDTeCnt, Nelly * W. nave SOiN-
For LYDIA Atkinson TO Henry NJ.
Butzel, 2-story stone and brick resi-
dence, No. 36 Marston court. between
woodward-ave. and John R.-st., lot 50x
1875, on private terms; for Charles
Sherman TO Orpha Mowry and Alta
Avery, 2-story frame dwelling, NO AZ
vinewood-ave., between Scovell and
Moore, lot 30x125, private terms; for
Theo. ]. Corns to John McCasey. va
cant lot, north side OF Pallister-aye..
40x115. for 500; for Thee. j. Corns to
John r. Proctor. frame cottage, No.
1898 Porter-st., between Campbell and
Cavalry-aves., lot 30x125, for $2.35o;
for John Engel to Anthony Theisen.
lot on west side OF Sheridan-ave., be-
tween Goethe and Charlevoix. $500;
for John r.. Proctor to Theo. J. Corns.
frame cottage. No. 9S Leavitt-st, be-
tween Campbell and Cavalry-aves., lot
s5-100, private terms.
The Observation-Disclosures Go.
made the following sales during the
past week:
Cass Farm Subdivision-Lot on
south side OF Colburn-ave.. between
Second and Third, 1912.
Boulevard Park Subdivision--IIot on
the east side of Sheridan-ave., between
Goethe and Mack-aves, 800; lot on
east side OF Townsend-ave., between
Goethe and Mack. 1915; lot on west
side of Baldwin-ave., between Charlie
voix and Goethe. SITS; lot on east
side OF Townsend-ave., between Goethe
and Mack, 1915: lot on west side OF
Baldwin-ave., between Charlevoix and
Goethe, SITS.
Iothrnp and Duffield Subdivision
Lot on north side OF MilwauKeeHve:,
between Sterling and Holden. SS2S.
O'Brisu's Subdivision--Lot on
northeast corner Of Kirby-ave. and
Tifteenth-st.. S1,225; lot on southwest
corner OF Hudson-ave. and Fifteenth
sold for Chas. Bewick, lot on east
side of Hurlbut-ave, between kerche-
val and Mack. $500.
The City & Suburban Homes Co,
Ltd. 35-37 Safest, ground floor. ROD
ert M. Grindley, manager, report tho
following sales: Sold house and lot
ON south side of Warren-ave., NO. 545,
between Greenwood and Brooklyn
ayes. with lot 80 feet front for $500;
| lot IN Walkers new subdivision, north
side of Harper-ave-, between McCiel-
Ian and HoIcomb-aves., lot 30 rect
front. for S27b. on which the purchas-
or has commenced the erection OF a
etory-and-a-half dwelling: lot on Towns
end-ave.. between Waterloo and
Carbohydrates. being 30 feet 'front.' TO
TX r. williams, for $3.50: house and
4 lot on east side OF Lawton-ave.. between
Michigan-ave and Butternut-st., for
John Golutt. lot 80 fee. front, for ST.
$50: two vacant lots. each 30 feet
front on Baldwin-avc., between Ferry
and Palmeraves., to J. Larkins. for
si.100; store on south side OF Gratibt.
ave. between Holcomb and Belvidere-
ave-, with lot 20 feet 'front.' for $4,000:
lot No. $50. Park Hill subdivision, on
Atkinson-ave., between Second and
Third, for ID. r. Frederick for $3.50,
on which the purchaser will con-.
mence the erection of q handsome two
story brick dwelling; house and lot on
! CAlumst-ave., with 30 feet 'front.' be-
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

A cosmopolitan citizen says that the
foreigners, artists, philanthropists, edi-
tors. scientists and sociologists who
go to New York city TO study America
are likely TO be led into all sorts OF
errors II they connne their studies and
observations 70 the metropolis, for
New York city Il less typical OF Amer
lea rhan my nther part OF the country.