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Funds Will Likely Be Safe.

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Building Permits Issued.

No. - to c, ], Cole to erect a
residence on lot q, block 10, ST.
Johns Park addition, fronting OF
Fillmore between Trumbull and
FesSenden, $1,000.
No, % to A. Nj. Pepper to erect
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IS Miners addition, fronting on
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A Timely Illustration.

A very truthful and pertinent
cartoon adorned the front page oi
the Oregonian one morning lately.
II was the portrait of the business
man and respectable citizen who
did not have time to register aud
that Of thug and all-round crook,
who always has time and never
fails to register. Then our people
wonder how IL is that the bad ele.
ment dominates the politics of the
city. We do not wonder and do
not blame the bad element for try
ing to keep ahead OF the procession.
II is money in their pockets to do
so. We do censure the man who
desires good government, who
claims membership in some church,
who would not touch hands with
the bad element of the city, when
he fails To register His failure To
do so and to take enough interest
IN elections TO cast his vote places
him IN the same class as the ones
he would shun. We think great
deal more of saloon keeper who
works for his interest, is law-abid-
ing, and straight in his dealings
with his fellow men than we do of
the confessed church member who
is indifferent to his duties to his
country, who howls about the rot.
tenness of the city aud takes no
step when he can TO make il better.
Such a man is a hypocrite, hated
alike by God aud man. Are you
one OF emp
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Needs a Little Fixing.

Lauther tile feed man has re-
ceived little joker from the asses
sor man. On lot in Point View
on which stands a little shack pu,
up down by the river IS years ago,
and moved to this lot a few years
since aud which they have been un'
able to rent for 50. so per month,
the tax receipts shows was assessed
at $3.50, Mr.. Lauthers says he
would be glad to take $50 for the
building, OF course, accidents will
happen, but we have local asses
sor for St. Johns the coming year
aud that will make us all right for
the future.
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The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
BRYAN %, TAFT 4,
IS STRAW VOTE
DEPUTY sHERIFF's POLL OF PAS.
sENGERs ON TRAIN SHOWS
REMARKABLE RESULT.

A straw vote taken Friday night, In
one Of the coaches of train No. 10, Du-
luth South Shore 4 Atlantic railway.
bound from st. Ignace to Marquette.
showed that out Of the "a passengers
in the car, all men, 20 were for Bryan
and only four for Taft. The vote was
engineered By Deputy Sheriff Matt
Burns, who was on his way to- Mar
quette with two prisoners. Arthur Os-
good and A. II. Folwell. recently SEN
fenced from the recorders court.
The sheriff Of Mackinac county
boarded the train just after the vote
had been taken and was inclined To
be skeptical as TO its genuineness.
Are you fellows just coming from
a Democratic convention or some 9TH
or Democratic gatherings" he asked.
Thomas NJ Kieron, a travelling man
from Milwaukee, and good Republic
can, promptly resented the statement
declaring that he had never voted for
a Democratic president In his life. but
would vote for Bryan in November
The sheriff left the train soon after
wards
The train crews votes were includ
ed I'm the straw vote They stood sol
idly for Bryan. which is taken as rath
er significant.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
BISHOP FOLEY HOME
MUCH IMPROVED
IN HEALTH
DETROIT pRELATE TALKS INTER
EsTlNoLY or HIS LONG TRIP
ABROAD, WHICH INCLUDED Wis
IT TO POPE Plus.

Greatly benefited by three months
of travel. Bishop John s. Foley has
returned to Detroit. He left the city
July. Is to accompany Cardinal Glib
bons to Rome and reached Detroit
again Monday morning. He brings no
news to Catholics OF Two matters
which have interested them consider
ably. that OF q new archbishopric GEN.
tering here, and also OF a new car
dinal for the United States. Rome
moves slowly and these matters have
not yet been fully considered.
my trip was ideal In every way"
stated the bishop on his return. I'VE
never saw q cloud from tho day OF our
departure until well along In Septem-
Der.
His holiness was in the best OF
health at the time of our visit. ! had
never met him previously but found
him q most agreeable gentleman. He
received our party most cordially. IL
was my privilege and pleasure to con-
graduate him on his jubilee, the cele-
bration Of his hftieth year as a priest.
1T was in Rome that was myself
ordained as a priest SO years ago. We
found the weather hot there at al
times but not to such an extent as 10
be distressing"
Bishop Foley was in attendance AT
the eucharistic congress In London,
and pronounced 1t the most wonderful
religious function he ever Witnessed.
Reports of trouble in connection
with this undertaking were greatly
~ tod he
fortunate that the laws of England In
terfered with the rites as planned
and more unfortunate that this was
not announced until the previous day
But the clergy submitted gracefully.
THE whole thing was stupendous
There were six cardinals, 80 archbish
ops and bishops and more than 5000
priests. The procession was u sub
lime spectacle. 1t was necessary on
account OF the law TO proceed without
the blessed sacrament, however.
Like all professions where hun
dreds Of thousands OF people gather
there was some disorder. but no open
expression of hostility In any general
way. The police force OF London Ia
wonderful and its work In preserving
order was worthy Of the greatest
praise.
The French. who have been perse
outed somewhat by their present gov
eminent, showed their zeal by sending
trainload Of flowers. This required
boat to bring across. The French
government may have been somewhat
offended by this manifestation.
Il did not accompany Cardinal Glib
bons TO Baltimore. The reception Civ
en- him there was very fine, am told
but had seen demonstrations enough
and SO rested couple of days before
coming home
The bishop vas very much interest
ed In the baseball situation and ex
pressed his regret that the first two
games for the worlds championship
had gone against the Tigers.
I'm afraid we can't take the series
now" he said. and there was q tone
Of positive sadness in the good bishop
voice. u,
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
BY PAUL n. RRuskE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-ln the hope OF
rousing the team as whole TO one OF
those heights of effort where o base
ball aggregation outdoes itself. as De
troit did here In the closing game OF
the American league season when they
won their pennant. the Tigers today
preceded their departure 20 the play
ing field with a meeting In which Capt.
Coughlin, Schaefer. Donovan and Ross
man delivered speeches.. while others
helped out with pointed remarks. The
men were bundled straight from the
meeting to their waiting automobiles.
which whisked them to the Cubs park
We've simply got to win TO keep up
from becoming the worlds laughing
stock" was the way the speakers all
put II, though each did It In his. own
characteristic way. The meeting was
In complete charge Of the players who
called 1t. The plan has proven effec.
tive more than once and the boys all
figure that 1t is surely to be q help.
Hughie Jennings also went out ol
the ordinary routine In his advance ar.
rangements. Instead OF playing the
same team which he has had In the
field In the first two days Of the series
he announced his intention OF shakine
up his infield by sending Capt Bill
Coughlin back to third. Schaefer ID
70 be shifted to second. and. with
O'Leary still at short the team viii
take the ield for Its practice. Jen
nings announcing that this would be
the order In which his men would face
the enemy. provided both the players
took well to the new positions.
The line up as 1t takes the field to
| day Is really the regular Detroit base
ball team, though II has but seldom
appeared together Of late months with
its lineup intact.
Mullin and Pfeister we're announced
as the choice for box work.
Yesterdays attendance In Chicago
announced officially at 17.T60---waI
more of disappointment man thu
! 10000 odd at Detroit Saturday. tn
sun Yhone all day and there was n,
excuse for the absence of the Inn
mense throng counted on. The Chi
cago writer's are at loss to diagnose
the situation. They ridiculed the sis'
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
New Divorce Sulta

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Monday by Lotue VS.. Frank G.
Armstrong; George w. Jennie W.
Rose. and Charlotte vs.. Siegmund C.
Brasch. Lillian NJ. Schultz filed a
bill for separate maintenance against
William J. Schultz. John Newman
also asks for divorce from his wife,
Minnie, charging that she has made
his life miserable with her nagging,
scolding and false accusations. Frank
Doying alleges that another man 10 re-
sponsible for his differences with his
wife. Zeliia, and he. too, asks for a
divorce.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
SAYS MONEY CUTS
TOO MUCH FIGURE
IN RELIGION
HOMER WARREN SCORES
CHURCHES FOR AFFORDlN0
SHADE OF REsPEcTAsILITY TO
GREAT COMMERCIAL ROBBERS.

Postmaster Homer Warren. speak
ing on the topic. The business mans
view Of the church. made az address
before the Pastors Union in the Cen
trail NJ. Z. church, Monday morning,
which created something of q
sensation among the brethren
assembled. lie prefaced his re-
marks by stating that the mtn'
listers habitually talked from the pulpit
with no one TO talk back 10 them, and
that he now proposed to talk back.
He particularly assailed the various
denominations for allowing monetary
considerations TO obscure real relig-
ion; for affording a shade of respec-
liability to the great commercial rob-
.bers and the little ones as well.
r Each denomination rises In defense
OF It's particular bird Of prey" he as
serted.
Only once was the postmaster inter.
rupted to any extent. When he said.
Among business men, It is a common
(Continued on Page Three.l
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
G0MPERs EM|Ts
BLUE STREAKS IN
PAMPHLET
TELLS LAsoRlNo MEN GOVERN.
MENT ~ JUDGES" Is BEING
SUBSTITUTED FOR LAW BY
CORPORATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Samue
Gompers, president of the American
Federation Of Labor, today sent out 9
sizzling pamphlet addressed Ito mel
Of labor, lovers Of human liberty" IL
which he declares that corporation In
fiuence Is destroying government b,
law and substituting a government
by judges" whom IT Is sought TO make
irresponsible despots, and by CONTROL
Ing them, using this despotism In the
interest OF corporate power"
Following are some Of Mr. Gompers
leading points:
Instead OF the accuser proving
the guilt Of the accused, the &C.
cused 10 compelled to show cause
why he should not be punished.
The absolute power, In specific In
stances. Of a Judge sitting In chan
Gerry (which 10 the real name Of
"equIty') Is gradually extended
over the several fields Of human
activity, and revolution 10 per
fected. We then have despotlc
government by tho judiciary In
place Of government Of. for-and by
the people.
This revolution has already
progressed very far. II 10 depriv-
ing the workers Of their rights as
citixsns, by forbiddine the exer.
else Of freedom Of speech, freedom
Of the press, freedom Of assembly
and the right Of petition, II, in the
opinion Of the judge, the exercise
Of these rights may work injury
to the business Of some corpora
tion or trust. u 10 applicable to
the worker today and will insvita-
bly, be made applicable 10 the busi-
ness man at later period.
Mr.. Gompers recites the turning
down OF labor's injunction plank by tn
Republican convention and its adop
ton at Denver.
THE Republican party and its can
didate," he continued, stand for IN
holding and further extending In on
country a despotic government veste'
In the judiciary.
"The Democratic party and Its can
didate stand for government by Law
vested In the people
LAS an American citizen in view o
these facts, | have no choice-I have
only duty. Duty to preserve with m,
voice. pen and ballot, that form o
government, for the preservation o
which. Lincoln said, men died at Get
trysburg.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
C0MM0NER EASES
UP ON MAK|NG
SPEECHES

LINCOLN. Neh.. Oct. 12.-Mr.
Bryan had only two speeches sched-
uled today. He called 1t day Of rest.
He spent yesterday for the most part
In sleeping and reading. Both his
speeches today were to students Of the
State university.
Tomorrow he starts by special train
for q stumping tour OF Nebraska.
making about 80 speeches In the terri
tory covered by Mr.. TAFT In his recent
trip across the state. Mr.. Bryan has
been doing his best Tor some weeks 70
follow up Taft.
The Republican state headquarters
has completed tentative poll Of the
state which shows. II 10 aaid. a Taft
majority OF $4,000 In Nebraska Tbs
Democrats claim the state for Bryan
by 10000.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
TIGER LINEUP IS SHIFTED IN ATTEMPT
T0GRAB GAME TODAY FROM THE CUBS
Downs Is Benched, Schaefer Goes to
Second and Coughlin to Third
Mullin VS.. Pfeister Today.

OF the crowd In Detroit and then their
own city. ave or six times "a large.
turned out q gathering the receipts
from which were really but httl6
larger than those from the game OF
Saturday. condition which II ex-
planned by the fact that, In Chicago
the reserved seat section was a. full
OF empty spots a. the general admls-
sion stands. In Detroit the high
priced seats were practically all occu-
pied This fact Il doubtless partially
explained by the prevalence OF specu-
lators who had succeeded In getting
hold OF large blocks Of seats which
they held for prices which the frugal
Chicagoans would not pay. After thu
opening Of the first inning q number
Of people arrived and nled into some
from showing the attire or general
characteristics Of box holders. IN
reality they were largely loafers WIN
had not had the price Of . general al
mission seat. but who had purchased
box tickets from the frenzied specu-
lators at prices ranging from quar-
ter TO q halfdollar.
Today's crowd promises to fdrnisn
still another disappointment. Last
year the players split up over $100.0Oy
between them. This year they VIII
consider themselves lucky TO come m
lon q divvy Of 100000.
Last night the impending benching
| of Downs was one Of the main topics
of conversation about the hotel. IN
the game Of Sunday Jerry had made
two OF the best plays on ground balls
which he had contributed all season
The error column did not chronicle ans
misdeed OF his, either. His failure tn
touch two runners. however. after
Schmidt had beaten them by perfect
throws. met with the criticism OF all
his mates and was really to blame
for the situation.
Coughlin IL in better shape than ne
4 has been In the past two months ami
the shift Is favorahly regarded all
round.
| It was SHIFT like this which atQpped
Detroit's slump in September and tina
annals Of big league BAH are fuh CT
cases where an improvement In the
luck has followed change In the line
Of battle.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
OLD SWINDLE IS
TRIED ON DETROITER

William Teagan. clerk in The jus
uee court and a brother of Justice
Teagan. IL the latest Detroiters 10 be
selected as a prospective victim oy u
gang OF swindiers who have headquar-
tiers In Madrid, Spain. Mr.. Teagsn rs
in receipt OF a letter purporting TO be
written by man signing himself Sig
nor Rodigue Teagan, and ne Is oher'
ing fortune of sl0U,0O0 IN case he
will become guardiaA~Vf the writer's
daughter. The writer. who claims TO
be a relative OF Mr. Teagaa, saFs he
is ia a French prison. and lfs money
is sccreted In trunk. Ia - tuFa for
. sum of money he will send tue trunk
and the daughter. Mr.. Teagan hash ,
aent the money yet.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
.BRE|TMEYER SENDS
IN RESIGNATION
NOMINATION OF HIS SUCCESSOR
MAY GO TO COUNCIL
TUESDAY EVENING.

Park Commissioner Breitmeyer has
prepared his resignation, which will
reach Mayor Thompson Tuesday morn
ing, upon the mayors return from Chi
cago. 1t is probable that the nomina
ton of his successor will be sent to the
council Tuesday evening.
1T seems that there is no way o!
notifying me officially of my nomina
ton for mayor" says Mr.. Breitmeyer
but desire to comply with the spirit,
OF the law, which provides that ths
park commissioners shall resign within
10 days of receiving nomination TOT
any other position"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
Taft coino Through Ohio.

CINCINNATI Oct 12.--Wm. II
Taft left here this morning on n spo.
cial train for trip through Ohio. lie
will later continue his trip TO Wash
ington and New York. Mr.. Taft's itin-
era-y today Included stops AT these
places: Morrow, Wilmington. Wash.
ington Court House, Circleville- Ian
caster, New Lexington. GAINESVILLE.
Cambridge. Newcomerstown, Canal
Dover, Massillon and Akron.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
PARKER GIVES
UP RECOUNT

At the conclusion OF the recount OF
the votes cast In 1s3 city precincts
for the Republican nomination for
sheriff In the recent primary. and
which showed q gain Of only II for
DIR. Morgan Parker, the latter gave
up the contest and promised 10 sup.
port his successful rival. George T..
Castor
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
Warrant for WethInaton.

Justice Stein visited Edward Pow
ers In st. Mary's hospital. Monday
noon. and on the latter's complaint
later issued warrant charging Carl
Wellington. colored, with assault with
intent TO kill Powers. Wellington was
arraigned before Justice Jeffrles al
once. He asked for an examination
which was set for Oct "a. In defaul;
OF $4,000 ball, with two sureties, h.
was remanded 10 the custody al ths
ehcrfn
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

Asthony Cortlsn, aged q, OF No ms
LabfOsse-st., fell while crosshng the
oar tracks at Grand River and Bag
lsy-aves.. Sunday, and sustained
broken nose and painful cuts. A po-
. uceman assisted him to Mary's
hospital where his injuries were
dressed.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
Nine. Nord Alexis Dies.

PoRT.AU.PRiNCE, Haiti, Oct. IA
Nine. Nori Alexis. wife OF the aged
president of Haiti. Is dead. The body
will be embalmed and sent 10 Care
Haitien, where Nine. Alexis was born.
The government is preparing for ma.
tional funeral.