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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
IIH5Hl5E HIS CASE
is UNL or bMNE:5I5.
TEXAN, PATIENT iN ST. LOUIS,
HAS PECULIAR FORM Of
IRIS ct-7r-71-r =


ST LOUIS AUG a. 81 Louis phy
sieians are sreau puzzled over tAa
peculiar condition 81 ,he man now Ia
thg observation ward of tbc city h0,
L----. MO IA Noon L1gnLLned ~ IL
het reriere. a broker cerJGed ac-
,~uanl. FORMER city auditor aud
prominent citizen ol Galveston Tex
Ferriere gives no signs OF suffcring
from injury aid is apparently IN good
physical health bui he has suffered
! T7- u - TTT-rT
Ito was found at midnight by Po-
liCcman R.ege on Canfornia-aye, be-
tween Henrietta ST. and l.alayeite-aye.
and could not toll his name or address.
transportation and letters found on
his persou.by The police pore the name
a. For.ierc 2226 Avenue n, Calves.
ION rcx
c. vi McNaster. president OF the
Galveston Tribune VINO IS az the
SUauord hotel. with his wife ON his
say 10 Chicago, read the account OF
the finding uf the man and Was con.
WINGED that he knew him
he went to the hospital and saw
Terriere and was positive OF has idcn-
uty
Ferriere is a Frenchman go years
old re understands questions put to
aim and answers some Of thCm, nut
ne cannot tell mis- name OF address or
when he came to 81. Louis, or any
thing about himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
FRENCH EHHI PRESIDENT
IS 4 SIMPLE LIVER

PARIS, Aug. 97-One hears hero
occasionally OF the past or Jefferson
ian simplicity OF American presidents
but ii Is doubtful whether any Occu
pant Of the Whi,e House ever lived
the simple ile 70 such an extent as
Is pracuced by the present. occupants
oil the Elysee
The Falheres live ,he lives Of the
mi0dle-class English family They
haye remained essentially provincial
ia their tastes and in their ways.
Whether they Be al the Elyste, a,
RaAAoMllot or at lie LouplIi0n. their
lives are altered very HtJle except ior
official necessities
Nine rallieres has never changed
her way OF dressing whether hcl hu5-
.Uaad was mayor al provincial tOwH
deputy under secretary OF stat, MIN
iater president OF the senate o. pres
,dent OF The republic She qJe9scs Is
the wife OF Che postmaster Of any
small provincial town in France dress
es when she goes 20 mass ON Studayr
and her whole life is typihed by her
costume.
When Armand Fallicics became the
first citizen In france the frs. thinG
that his wife did was 10 dismiss the
elderly gentleman who presto 4 over
The gTCsid6nIiHl K1TChCn and TO TIT
stall woman cook in his place she
was a good deal cheaper and she knew
what NJ. Armand liked. aud Mlnc Fal-
Heres like tho admirable wife she is.
thought her husband taste far more
important than anything else
BOth the children, Andre Falliercs
1r1 ms siTtv-r. fr5trr-- iirrrf ttftt.if4tt
I'm the same school From childhood
upward their lives have been simple
tnd healthy. the whole family has sat
around the lamp OF evenings. remain.
t,,e quiet because father has dOzed
en- and Mile Fallieres has proved
fhc ffuit of her education by ing
m. herself TO NJ Jean lanes with
whom she played when they were
cihiaIen tOgeTEGF 1T NerdV-
For NJ Lanes father and " Fal
Heres We're intimate friends before
thc Young people We're born.
ID was VI Lanes. ST., who gave his
Young friend thc 3rst start In bis polit
Teal career 10 was obvious. that beng
So. ugt when Jean grew up NJ. TAI
lcsc3 should forward the career O;
the son az The man who had forward
I'd his own. and there had never been
enc shglpest doubt tha, The two young
folk would marry whf they were oil
IL Ia 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

HAVING WANDERED MORE THAN
A DECADE, RETURNS AND is
ARRESTED ON OLD WARRANT.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, Aug. 2i.--
After wandering about for IL years.
Ed Scaton. arrested in 1897 ON the
simple charge Of Sabbath breaking.
mas returned 20 this, his boyhood
home only to find Ed. Sharp, deputy
sheriff who first arrested him, still in
the deputy's Office with warrant in
his pocket for him.
Seaton mad been in town some time.
hut had fought shy OF the officer. He
had begun 10 think, however. that he
was safe, and when Sharp joined the
small group OF which he was a mem
Der one day he held his ground.
Mr.. sharp WANT YOU to meet Mr.
Seaton," one Of the men said, aud
sharp gave him handshake which
would have been credit 10 a politi-
-cian The little audience was sur
prised when. still holding him in a
yise-like grip, sharp drew from his
pocket warrant for his arrest and
marched him off TO Jail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
.C !. | PRIZES D !
WOMAN s DEATH

Mrs. Freda Wolfschlager died In
her home, No. 65 Seyboldt-aye., Eigh-
teenth ward. Wednesday morning. as
a result of treatment OF q criminal ma
ture, recommended by neighbor il
is alleged Coroner Bennett invests.
gated and will consult with Ppsecu-
tor Yerkes rs 10 the ACCESSIBILITY OF
prosecuting the person on whose ad'
vice the woman acted
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
lNvllniInlttA LINES.
detroit United lo,crurspn Zines.


TiIre table sDbJecs 20 change With
|out notice Central STANDARD rine
FLINT LIWgTEDS Daily SIZE q. m.
|9ra t;l5 2 II 3 "a 81 for soehes tnd
hourly. uuil ! r NJ. Fer Flint, : a
In ard every two hours until Q y. m.
tfor 'SyHH'iutrc uud Trenton - = a a,
liz m then h1lf-hourly 20 1903 " M
|fhAH- etie+-p- iAlp-tn E.n3 M. then
|half. horrlY % s5 p ~, then hourly
|h0N hourly 20 il:25 m Sundays.
|G~sf err ~ n M
var no ,, onlS Glva,Invhnn nra
|nn~.lrc---6,20 IN thrv talr hourly
~ ''trst car ore-half hour later IN
- Formulation. Nort'fv're, orchprd
urtN ~ m First car one hour later
psrtt, r.ttw.Y >ysrnw port
t. ~ 2.fg d. m an1 s.f5 % ~ locals
~ New polfinore. Alcorao Nort0a
Citv ans Port Huron hourlv : ~ 20
"a n; also y m - NJ rire civ
" oca oer7 ~. vi1 hivooac TO sri
Clemens rg1f hourly $50 r ~ ~ 7
y n md honrlv vrtr - % N TO Mt
|rlcr0ors VIA shore t-r,-+-l-. : a. 4
rrrun,r. wnNuor rOrrDo
suonT 1--WE nv Toledo rirritcds
dnuv 500 y ~ 100 = ~ 900 9vd
% p m Locals FOR rock wood No,,. !.
mort Monroe and Toledo. hourly $50
TT - $50 p m alro $50 md n
~ f0- Monroe
pErpOyT. IsrLSo~ g fV,vCa 90
~ - f.'mit09e, 7iT ~ 19.ts ord
H-f- NJ T@Ac7le for ractsor. \
N arf c"c~v two hours until n ~ .
FOR Ann A~i0~ - ~ pud hourly until
II y sor caiira e,2n ~ qoi
cvcrv two hours univ 20 ~ also
10 - m FOR plymouth md N0rthvffo.
|7.7n n ~ aud ovrrv two hours until
= ~ p N vf0N r. IA
rnterur'nn cprs pass Waiting STA
|tior CORNER ~ rarued AVID Griewoia-
r's last cars awaiting tho closing 81
iheators.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
MEll- lGpnIirII jc
!sihiILU IIBJUti .
MORRI[lb39JT5 0H

LONDON. aus 2I@Thc Duke OF
Marlhuroagh may or may not nave
boon au ideM husband but he Is Ger
tAinv devoted father and Pc Is
verv anxious concerning the health
All INnr Suencer-
Churchill
The duke.is in constant commune
cation. through @ ,hird party with me
duchess on tho subject of ne boy
health Lord lyor lungs are weak.
although no. actually diseased. and iis
temperature go ~ 90 a daneerods
decree az sJoa = hc con1att%a cod.
Il is aoi only Dee heanh oi the hgF
whicM\is capsnG anyNty ~ \ (Ae
niRndAMN hA NuANesa, RNtNhe JlNiNR
az lhe dacAess hos eit Her appear
'anoe of late has shucNed her friends
~ --TT7 =
~ Eaain-lanN. lrn- 10 80 % = -.-l-
.iuarNl ctre Vile, ta,h,ss uaS ,asen
n --I77777 77TSTI
North Foreland house for three
ra0ntl. The hnnsc~ g perched up oi
A, eins ara gets lbo fun sweep OF
the fresh North sea Drcezes
TWO hospiuYpurscs arc IN attend
anse. ana hca duchess and her son
spcnd mo day ontirniy IN the gar
dcns overlooking tie soa,
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SULTAN Invested si5,Ooo,ooo.

LONDON. Aug. 26.-Zey Bey the
former head Of Fugkey's secret police
who IS in refuge in london. IN al in.
teryiew today SAID: izzet Pasha, the
sultaus secretary. Is reputed 70 have
saved 81 5o0.0o which lac has invested
In the United states The sultau
himself has at lcas sl5.000000 IN
t4--taA- IN lllrn4ln- amount heinE
his percentage on bribes from con.
tractors for war stores and army and
navy supplies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

Mrs. Chas. Z. smith, Of West Frank
lin, Maine, says Il like good things
dTT HTTT7 TrTUTTr77 Ut = X ff-rrv-
Pills as our family laxative medicine
because they are good and Go their
work without making a fuss about IT,"
These painless purifiers sold at T. c..
Kinsels Central DrnS Co and Gray
& Worcester's drug stores
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
enssl.n &c 80 sodles

ST. PETERSBURG Aug ga TO.
voting case Of cannlbalism has oc-
CURED among the nomadic tribe OF IL.
NUTS. living ou the banks Of the river
Kurlodin u extreme northwestern
Siberia one OF the nomads driven
desperate by huu2er. devourede TIE
bodies OF his NrQtscrs wife and four
/ Nhitdren A NN\NN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
R0USAY WINS BIG
Eb0R HANDICAP

YORK Eng Aug. 26.--Ihe race for
The Great Ebor handicap plate of 1000
sovcreigns. for 3-year-Olds and up. was
run today and Won by Captain Laing 5
Rousay a Bells Old China was sec
ccnd Dir ThompsOn'S Turbine was
third.
The betting was TO 3 against
Rousay. 10 > against old China and
3 5 TO assaiHast Turbine -Four horses
rnn.
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lnperifnent.

What is your age. please asked
the lawyer who was doing eros
examining stunt
have seen tWeuty-ihree sum
mers. sir answered tbe iady witness
who seemed % be carrying weight
for are
All feioiDed the legal liglf And
how many years have you beeu
blind Chicago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
(,libhIE ElnAN Ic
ts=S@f 4 l. =
FOhMiLLY MADE
BANKRUPT
ADJUDICATION TAKES PLACE AS
MERE MATTER or ROUTINE
RECEIVES SHIP QUESTION WILL
CONE UP FRIDAY.

Cameron Currie d Co were adjudi-
Gated bankrupt by Referee Harlow =.
DavoCk, Wednesday morning No at
terneys appeared FOR ether The bank
rdpts or the complaining creditors and
the dlad!cation was Made entirely IS
m-Iter- OF -nA4.ine
X hCurtuB witt be held Friday aitcr-
noon u WHICn Tie QEe5yi0n or appoint.
nlg temporary receiver will re dis
cussed again b. counsel. Receiver
Austen Is preparing a statement which
may be. presented 20 the bankruptcy
-cutitt. tte las requires schedules
or creditors and debtors 20 be filed
withiA 10 days after adjudication. and
meeting 30 elect 4 trustee sill be
hcid IT. days after tha schedules arc
In
The Detroit Trust Co has adyer.
tlsed q sale OF cer,a.n securities Mon
day "a recover on a loan OF $4,000.
These Include three SHARES Of Calumet
x Hecla 10 OF W0lvcrme copper ana
- 2f Parke, Davis & Co. stock
Judge Brooke signed al order We'd
ueSGay morning. directing Receiver
Fred c. Austin to return TO cred Z.
Hart Is shares OF ia Rose STOCK.
which Hart nUT5E7TT 8rTu TTtfr Tut ON
June 20 The certificates were made
out in Harts name. bur al the time of
the failure of Cameron Currie & Co.
had never been delivered.
An intervening petigOn was Gled
Wednesday by Horace H. Foote OF
SaginnW. WHO allcges. mat ah0rrlN be-
fore the failure OF Cameron Currle &
Co, he bought stock 90 the value &
1881. for which he paid in tuli To.
gethor with interest and commission.
The stock Is now in the haads Of
Hayden. Stone q Co, and Footc asks
that ii Dc returned 10 him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
dIm0aI unanimous vote.

Ita,atiup taa, an laws allowing cit
les towns ana counties % levy taxes
against insurance companies be- re-
ed Only by tGc states. that pefman-
ent committee be appointed 20 con.
slider tiIo question Of taxation with
respect 90 insurance interests other
than life insurance companies and
Chat the insurance companies call the
attention of their policy holders TO
the amount N taxes now being paid
on premiums Ia 2n effort 20 arouse
sentiment against the excessive rates
now existing
Mr. Prewitt explained that the
average rate of taxation IN tile Unit
cd states is one and seven-tenths per
cent per 500 and the amount paid
out in taxes annually Is $40 900
which. ne pointed out comes out Of
the poicyholders. II is the aim OF
thc convention 10 rcducc this rate
about half. the result would he to
reduce rhe premiums ;iow paid hyy pol
icl holders OF to increase the amount
90 Insurance.
The present excessive rate OF tax
alton is burden on poor men who
are Obliged 10 take out life insurance
60 protect their families ia case OF
death while the rich s-tilis, she Aneaa
need iHEUTTUCF. T57 ITO s1TCf1 try tits
not equitable" said MIR IRE witt
II was pointed 5ut thGt in the old
country insurance premiums are not
taxed al all.
All Interesting DISCUSSION followed
The presentation of the report. Re
ports we've also receiver from the
committees on blanks assets of IN
surance companies. unauthorized lnt
surance and rate OF mortality and in
teresi The afternoon session VIII be
given over TO discussion OF depart
mental practices ana other topics OF
Importance
Beniamin IT, Grouse OF Maryland.
will probably he the next president
OF the association No other canG!
date lis mentioned 'hps far The cleo
ton takes place Thursday.
a warm roGst ON the insurance
committee ol the American Bar Assoc
citation was delivered by. Insurance
Commissioner Z. Z. #nhouse. Of
Colorado. al the Tuesday afternoon
session He said tnat the conditions
which they crjticised and declared TO
be general evils OF state inspection
were local and had been corrected
+-----------a--- =
a resolution was adopted after q
Iona discussion. declaring it TO be
the sense OF the convention that ac-
crued taxes should be considered as
a liability Opponents Of this con
tended shat II might cause technical
insolvency OF small companies.
The stenographic machine, new
device IN Detroit, is being used 10
take down the proceedings Of the con
ventiOn. Mrs. Bcnlgn1 Kolb, OF CrOck.
er Tex. Is tie operator and her meth-
DDS are a great contrast 10 the usual
stenographic reporters. 4 little ma
chine. somewhat like a typewriter in
Construction but connected with q
reel Of white tape paper is the me
dunn used for taking the signs OF the
six levers are used 30 make the
various combinations of line and
curve which form ihe code Mrs.
Kalb makes speciality OF re.
rorting big conventions, particularly
those in which technical words are
used frequently
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
WILBUR WRIGHT HIS
GOT On TIE NERVES
Of THE FRENCH
THEY CANNOT UNDERSTAND
WHY HE DOES NOT SHOW
SOME TOKEN or TSiumPh--
BLUSH OR EVEN A TEAR.
Ry VANCE rHoMpsoN.

PARIS Aug -Wn0dr Wrights
diving machine becomes more and
more familiar 10 The French public rs
IL. gsleaz=slll e.zneLimhulg az IND lie
Man ace cOUTsC T0TT6W U7T 3T7U
tiier. bat Wilbur shimself grows more
ana more mysterious 10 thcm u his
Great White BRO as thcy cali his
acroPane, pleases them be himself
docs nos
They are disappointed that he Till
not be glorifod, viii not show any
emotion after his descent from the
clouds, 5Rch as no French aeronaut
has ever accomplished They would
like 10 sec q tear on q Blush. or an
eye shining with triumph, but instead
of these concessions 90 Freno!. Meas
Wilbur leans up against his shed Of
pine pianks when he has finished ono
OF bis, fights and begins whiting q
stick \ wood. or twiriiug mechani-
caily round and round in one hand a
piece OF strins, while with complete
cOmposure be assures lho excited
French 5efis,i experts char they ought
TO sec what ne can do when be really
tries
Nor DO feminine Establishments
have more effect on this quiet young
man from Ohio who Wallis round and
ruBnd his tented neid MANY times a
-ii+-t-7ve4 H@-nrdGr2
TO cgt away q ,ree here or tall base
there. keeping waiting the bcVies of
charming Frcnch auf American wom-
en- WHo COME all me way from the
distant Brittany seacoast in order to
WiUess his sensational PERFORMANCE
They've no righ! here says un-
gallant WRIGHT - dout invade their
houses why should they come over
nav Gpldo'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

% has been asecrainod that while
Sonic al ,hc herrngs causht ~ Ger
man waters are only . years OLD. (ofn'
ers are Up TO - years oil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Excursion 60 Chatham

SIR. CITT OF CilATIfAM makos 4
round trip from Detroit TO Chatham
every Friday and Saturday. leaving
foot OF Randolph strect az q. m re-
turning leaves CHATHAM at @ . m
Fare. round trip. 15c, ono way. SOC. One
Nvav twin from Detroit on sunday MORN
nm at s o'clock and on Monday AMI
Wednesday NJ y ~. JoHN STEVEN
son Agent u " Raneolph-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

EDsTON Ang. 2G-A bet 10 s1s000
to 3 600 that Tai, wil. defeat Pryan
vas made in Safest. Today.
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$40 lefyaIl z EIeTeIsn,f EaE. En.

A9Q leeiE1II Z gvlleeEsllssGIIa & E 10y. 60,
- - wHaiF rocr - gAYNr srEETz
sc c. cLFBySsst9 TT It's 3 osvs. sa s: =
SNEGk-END EXCURSIONS 10 Clsys-
l4n2. every Saturday NIght s. round trip
pay fripr ~ Cleveland evory Tses..
-tff~ ard sat 4.se a M .ars 81 -
Eor MACbtNAC nnd Way Ports.
yipenn. pefosskeN, Chicago, 500,
flarquette, Duluth leave Monday and
tturday D. m "Wednesday and Friday
, 80 a.
For TOLEDO Surisy e Friday D
H. TuEg,fay Hryt --rz-i-rT-.- a. II
Spectat steamer direct to- Mack
fuac and AIperFa. Leave S1indays. 100
o n: Tuesdays 20 p. m. and Tnursiays,
=. u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Grand Trunk Railway System oron
TO Exhibition.

-I-ialznt4- Nill he 4l...a-Al lnlst 10Th
20 Saturday September 18TH. Round
trip sG.25. Special days September
LIST also September 7th Round trip.
$445. All tickets valid 70 return un.
tu September 18th Official program
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Wrlght t+ae His own Views.

When The daughter OF the project
OF the department or Sarthe appeared
on the race cOurse clad in a charming
multi-colorcd summer garment. and
asked Wright 20 make Just one fight
for her. the aeronaut not only refused,
but did not even put ON his coat He
confined his efforts TO rather CURLY
explaining how The machine worked.
Thc only time this obstinate genius
relented was when Miss canine Nor
gan, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Marbury and Miss Murray the 6auga-
ter ef the London publisher" arrived
ON The field and begged special
flight for their benefit What Virgin.
would not do for the French girl he
Willingly dld Tot MS TITT COT1TgTrTT IT,
whom ae even asked II they aid not
want later on 20 take passage on the
acry vehicle Miss Morgan did not
answer quickly. but Miss Marburv
said she was willing 70 do so immedi-
ately
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
C.. -ElDECH cri.I 1:i
IoF ticket - bcTths on any lake steamer.
WHITE STsn LIME.

/. WHITE STIR LINE.
Wharf. foot Of GrIswOld-st
For thc Flats, Ta~hmOo Park and
Fort Huron, and Way Ports.
Twice daily Leave week days. $50
y. m. and 2:2O D. IN. Sundays, 900 n
M. and 2.3Q y m, and for the Tias-
nnd-SL- clair way ports. daily teXcept
Sund8v) ft30 .. IN.
For Toledo aud sugar Island
Twice daily Leave week days. SIS A.
m and 400 y, m.. Sundays. S:a5 a. II.
and 90 =. N.
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He Remembered Him.

+ti---.--------------+--+ -
WAY Ike Iris,
Tho OLE NanN~I su0W .fG 81 Was
tt-1ff-+.t -a-4i-+-4'st- ---is--+--l
last week illustrated BITS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

/ unsinrss-IU>r I.rinting. No fuss and
no fdnfhofs/ The piafu neat kind. that
looks right Tinies Printing Co, is
-.l..l-Is- -RAaln ! gS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
RNG 3aNs ssiSW T7;vfsfnr

Depart ioOt Or ltdnUo4 Jl4-, G.
leave Detroit Tuesdays AL Fridays Vt
10 n. m. for 80. Clair. Port Huron. Lex
taGtoD. Fort sanllac, Forestcr. Forest.
vile. uSrb"r Hsacii. Pnrt Hope aud Hay
City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
WOULD HNE TAXES
ON PREMIUMS
REDUCED
INSURANCE coMmlssJoNE8s DE.
clare aResEHr system o.
EeeESsHENT' "SoAN5" POOR
MAN WHl-- Rich ESCAPE

action looking toward Che roduc-
floA OF ,he taxes imrosed on tho pre
miup Incomes OF nc Insurance. com
Isnic5 was ta,an hy 1hc Insurance
c0nMiasloncr now I'm national com
yeutlon mere m Wedn98d6y WOTUfTE-
session The sss.on was tue most
important OF auy ycl held
ln the las convention. held in
Richmond VA. resolution was
adopted authorizing committee OF
eisni 90 take ,he subject OF taxation
ot lie Insurance companies under
consideration aud 10 ascertain and
cJmhte and recommend to the con
tva'ion iair and uniform system Of
be recommended go all the states for
enactment" Pursuant 10 this resolu.
tiom commissioner Henry r. Prev
iu ~ Kentucky, chairman OF The tax
committee. presented IN exhaustive
raport Wednesday, ana submitted the
lolqW'n@ recommendation which
So .ro aHCUtod lv The convention BY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

CITY Ticket once. i2l Woodward
Ave Phone II 20
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alANNN "lttA'As
Nor does he allow thTtn TO work on
Sundays. for the Sabbath is kept holy
on the Hunaudieres race course, and
one San has already been discharged
because, despite Wrignts orders ne
painted over the machine with metal
lie paint on a Sunday wright may
be unable 90 keep his frcuchmcn
from drinking Wine with their meals.
but he purposes that they shall not
drink M other times
Asked by The Times TO sum
Id his IMPRESSIONS at this stage OF
his experience m FTgHcF WTTnUT
Enthusiastically LEANED ainst Che
door OF ms shed. then withdrew his
beloved straw from his mouth aud re.
piled: Il don't know as they like me.
and I don't know as like them.
But that doesn't matter Iye got
something want ,o. sell. aud they
want to try II it's all WOOL AMI "A yard
wide. That's about The situation ana
N guess the sale WI, lake bNce Che
rest doesN hoJ matttT"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Ohio Man a Great Favorite


Wright thought however. that they
had better wait The now triumphant
fiian birtf receives att SORTS OF Signs
of approval from the public which
only 10 days ago was ridiculing him
and his pretensions to the extent Of
making them the butt of music hall
jibes IN his shed on the race course,
whore he sleeps beside MS machine,
one secs unopened bottles OF cham
-paEne-b unche2- of flowers all
sorts of such delicate presents, ~
which the austere Wright who has
been raised In strictly religious at
mosphere, has no use They are pill
ed together in corner. together with
hammers, turning lathe, files and
rusty chains What will be their Ill
innate fate is hard to cell. for Wright
does not allow his men to drink or
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
A Tongue Twister.

A member of the Players club whose
simple delight In life Is collecting old
blue china returned the other day from
England and as usual after such a
trip had some new blue treasure got
on one Of his customary off the beat
en- path tramps. He showed 1t freely,
talked about it eloquently, but always
when asked where he found 1t evaded
answering. Finally one who had noted
several such evasions said to him:
you've reached the very worst stage
Of the collectors mania. You refuse
to tell the place Of your treasure house
for fear Of rival looters."
you are wrong as to my motive,
but right as to the fact that | won't
tell. can't, but I'll write the name
for you"
Laboriously he wrote on a card this
fearsome thing: "Mynyddyslwyn."
AS his questioner stared with startled
eyes at the nerve shattering word the
collector explained that 1t was the true
and lawful name Of a parish In Mon
mouthshire, near Pontypool, England.
New York Sun.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
OwOssO Grange Officers.

The Owosso Grange met Tuesday
and elected the following officers:
Master w. Love.
Overseer-W. S. Carson.
Lecturer-Mrs. G.. r. Fauth.
Chaplain-A. E. Robertson.
Secy.-Mrs. G.. T. Mason.
Treas. &c. T. Mason.
Steward-Chas. Freeman.
Asst. Steward-L. S. Goodale.
Lady Asst. Steward-Mrs. F. w.
Love
Pomona-Mrs. J. F. Bilhimer.
Flora-Mrs. Chas. Freeman.
Ceres-Mrs. F. OFT.
Gate Keeper-M. l.. Peterson.