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SITUATION IN Mexico
Continued from page oneJ

many Of them are sending their fam.
lilies to the states
G. w. Patten, well known mining
expert, arriving In FL Paso from Tor
reon. said last night that at the time
he left that city Saturday morn
ingD a rumOr was current that two
regiments Of troops recently arriving
had deserted Considerable damage
was done to the roadbed OF the Co
ahula and Pacific railway and three
bridges were burned. pay car was
attacked, but through the quick wit
Of the employees, who were Americans.
II was run back to Torreon and no
damage done.
Great uneasiness exists in the city
Of Chihuahua, which is the home OF
Ambassador Creel and troops patrol
the streets OF the city All banks
are under heavy guard.
The Mexican newspapers are hand.
ling the situation in very conserva-
tive manner, and very little news
damaging to the government Is allow
ed to reach the people from that
source.
The mining expert referred to de-
clared that while there is no known,
recognized leader to the uprising. a
rich ranchman in the state OF Coahu-
liza is said to be financing the revo-
luton. He asserts that the uprising
Is caused by the resentment Of the
poorer classes against what they re-
gard as overtaxat!on; also the failure
of crops this year in Coahulla.
It is also claimed that rich foreign
ers are given all OF the best conces-
sions and are allowed to work the
laborers on starvation wages.
\ battalion of troops under the
command OF Col Luis Bastilleros ar
rived in Jaurez this afternoon This
eliminates any danger OF a successful
attack on that city.
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A voluble negro who was discovered
pacing fast heat across the Tenth
street viaduct the other night explain
rested him.
lie explained that he had been TO
swell dance and had paid the sum Of
$50 for the rent Of the startlingly
correct attire In which he was clad
During the progress Of the dance n
short yellow man had repeatedly bump
ed against him In most offensive
manner lie related the story with
dignity aud unctian
"Thlsh yere yellow Niger. he KEEP
a-bumpln' inter me tlll ses to him. /
ses. III see you after this dance out
side scs 10 him
lie ses. 'very well. sub; I'll see YOU
after this dance
II didn't like the looks ~ him no
how. and when we gifts outside he
pulls a big razzer. md he ses I'm cave
you he ses. Jes' that er-way.
81 thinks Of that suit | pays s@.T
fer. and | gethers up nll the rabbit they
II In me. and ! starts to runnln'. and |
runs fast runs Ike Jack rabbi
Ontell gifts TO the viduc. aud big
police he hollers to me:
"'Iley. there he boilers. 'Whar
you-all gwlnr 80 fas'T
"'I's Jls' a-runnln' TO ketch cyar
hollers back. But he grabs the. aud
he SEA:
"'ketch car uigger. Why. youse
pnsscd four cars a'readyw
World Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-29

In the days when the higher educa.
tlon OF women provoked more discus.
Sion than IL does AT the present time a
number OF Cambridge university men.
among them Arthur Clement Hilton.
who WIS born a wit and died clergy
man. were discussing the establish
mert or wnmen's colleges. Hilton. says
his aiogrnphcr Sir Robert Edgecumbe.
expressed himself In favor OF the move
mout
"Of course" he said. when women
get their degrees they will not be bach.
elors. hut spinSters of art. and then
after awhile they will proceed to the
degree Of NJ Ana"
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nunter'. Waterproof Matchbox.

There Is not match safe made. so
Tar ns | know, that meets ali OF the
requirements of the sportsman as well
az ten or twelve gauge brass shell!
closed with cork stopper. This makes
a safe that is absolutely waterproof
easily opened, is cheap and that will
float II bue wishes TO provide agairsl
the loss OF the stopper, cord may he
fastened about the cork and the other
end fastened about the base OF ohe
shell. Cor Forest and Stream.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-29
ENTERTAINING TEACHERS.

Cleveland, O., June 29-Cleveland
today began the entertainment of fif-
ty thousand school teachers from all
parts of the country. who are here at
tending the forty-sixth annual con-
vention of the National Educational
Association.
The convention will close next
Friday.
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a Pair Of Trade Winners.

"l'vc never had any great luck" de
clared the pessimist
Neither have l." admitted the Opt
mist
"Made my money by hard work and
advertising louisville Courier-Jour.
ma
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.OST-Gentleman's suit box filled
with lady's clothing between resi-
dence of w. |. Cruce and Broad
way. Phone Sl2. Miss Leslie Woods,
29tf
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Very Ouiet.

Lady Nisitor-Thnt new girl Of yours
seems very nice and quiet Mistress
Of the House-Ycs. shes very quiet
She doesn't even disturb the dust
when she's cleaning the room
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FOR RENT-A large front southeast
room. all conveniences, close in.
Mrs. Nunelee, sos A street, y, W.
Phone 74i. 2su
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SUNSET PARK ADDITION

is located blocks west OF the
Carnegie Library and High School,
Take look at Il. 2S-3
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-FUur-room house, close
In, with city water. Apply at West
heimer a Daube. PIN
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WANTED

WANTED Men 10 learn barber trade
few weeks completes, 90 chairs con.
stauuy busy licensed instructors.
tools given, diplomas granted, wages
Saturdays, positions waiting, won
dcrfu demand for graduates. Write
for catalogue, Molcr Barber Col
I,ge. Dallas. Texas. 2S.6
NANTED-rO maze you loans on
farm lands Ours ls the only com
pany that can make you loans
without delay. See US over Bankers
National bank, Burwel 4 Dexter.
l2u
WANTED-To loan money on city
or country property at 6 per cent
interest NJ l. Alexander. S-lm
WANTED To buy pure bred White
Plymouth Rocks and Brown Leg
horns. Phone i34. 2eS
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE seventy acres timber
land, near Marietta, restrictions re.
moved Apply A. ID Chase Ard.
more. Okla 25tt
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FOR RENT-Thrce rooms with bath.
electric lights and gas in Cruce-Max.
well flats. Phone 3l2. 2ltf
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LOANS-On city ana rarm property.
Reasonable rates. Smith-F!Gw Real.
~ Co. elm
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FOR RENT--Fiye-room house, close
in :. 4. Weeks. 2l.tf
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
! sTaAWs THAT STOW WAY
UAT'LfP0lIIlCAL VINO SLOWS

The Republican and Democratic
county committees saved money
BY hiring Madison Square garden
on sharec TO- the TAFT end Bryan
mass meetings. and USING the
Same decoration for beth.
Taft was quoted as high as
TO I. and Hughes 10 TO In cleo
ton betting, bit thcre odds faded
when Il came to posting CAST. 50
far the amount wagered here is
far below that Of previous cam.
paiqne.
Candidate Rrysn's itinerary to.
day includes Union City, Winehes-
ter, Richmond. New Castle, Nun
Gle, Andersen, kokomo. South
Bend and ether smaller towns
along the roptc u indiana.
Candidate TAFT today will visit
Eimira. osweCo. Binghsn1ton.
cortlsnds, ithaca and Rochester
8. night. ne Wi; be 8; his home
IN Cincinnati tomorrow.
Gov. Hughes continues his New
YORK stste tour today, speaking
at Port jervis, Walden and New
burg and Kingston in The evening.
A bio parade of business men Is
being held in New York, among
the reviewers being Jane. =.
Sherman, WHO arrived he-e &c
day.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
ALOR|CH SCANDAL
TO THE NATION
--GOv. J. II. HIGGINS.
RHODE ISLANDS EXECUTIVE IN
SPEECH RoAsTs MAN WHO
RUNS SENATE.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Oct. 31.-In
his first home speech during the pres
cnt campaign Gov. James II. Higgins,
ut rally In Infantry hall. made an
attack on Senator Aldrich that made
his former denunciations Of Boss"
Brayton seem mild In comparison.
In the course of his remarks Gov
Higgins said:
"Aldrich IL not only not a represen-
tative of Rhode Island or Of Rhode
Islands interests, but he is disgrace
and n scandal to the citizenship OF the
entire nation.
Year In and year out he has bar
tered away his public influence for
the enactment Of legislation favorable
10 every piraticalA interest which
camps out In the corridors OF the ma
tional capital. He rs the most I'M
scrupulous representative, yet faithful
agent of Standard OIL. He entered the
senate of the United States "a years
ago practically without a dollar.
He has lived like one OF he opu-
lent princes of tabled times for dec
AIDES past MT Warwick Neck, Mr..
Aldrich should tell the people OF the
state how he made his millions on
$4,000 a year"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
WITH THt MUSICIANS

In response 10 genuine demand
the Tuesday Musicale will sell tickets
for their morning series alone. Here.
tofore. only those who subscribed for
the evening course could purchase
the morning tickets Four OF the six
concerts will be held In the Century
Association hall, while the remaining
two will be In the homes OF Mrs. New.
berry and Frederick X. Stearns, where
the club can have the use of a pipe
organ. The programs will be under
the charge of Mrs. May Heggett- Abel,
Mrs. Dewitt II. Taylor and Miss Kath-
leen Trowbridge They will be mis-.
cellaneous, but an effort will be made
TO have one standard work and an en-
semble number on each program. A
short paper Is read at each meeting.
A feature OF the first program, Tues
day, Nov. 3. will be the appearance OF
the Beethoven trio, Mrs. Heberlein.
Miss Davidson and Miss Mcdonald,
who will play the Beethoven Trio in
y fiat. Applications for associate
membership may be made TO the Sec
rotary, Miss Stoddard, No 81 Valpey
building.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
President Roosevelt authorized

President Roosevelt authorized
this statement: AT the White
house the announcement of Mr..
Rockefeller. through the press
agent OF the Standard oil Co.,
was regarded with amusement, In
view OF what the administration
has done to the Standard Oil Co..
and Of the bitter hatred borne by
the Standard Oil Co. TO the ad-
ninIstration. II is a perfectly
pslpsbIe and obvious trick on the
part Of the Standard Oil people
to try to damage Taft-s trick
60 palpsble that il can deceive
no one"
Mr.. Bryan. az many big meet.
ings in northern ohio, made me
support Of Taft by Rockefeller
and Carnegie the principal subject
Of his speeches.
Mr.. Taft, w Buffalo, at are last
% big series OF meetings. said:
M. Bryan ~ greatly troubled
about my attitude toward the
srJzts, intensified by the an
rou1c. ncrt :hat Mr.. Roekefeuer
ia for ns. u the Standard Oil
CO. IS anxious to bring about ny
election, would take il that the
sest thing &c be done would ne
TO advertise its support OF me-"
Mr.. Kern, WHO spoke at seversi
places In Indiana In denunciation
Of Rockefeller ard Carnegie, will
tour ohio today.
Mr.. Sherman, 4 part OF the day,
with Mr.. Taft, made several
speeches.
GOV. Hughes closed a day 81
hard campaigning at Corning.
Mr.. Chanler spoke at several
places upstate. ne ssid il was
not very mucn OF the duty Of an
executive to teach religion and
morals; that people were not
made moral by statute; that laws
should either be enforced or re.
pesIed, and that II eften required
more moral courage TO recommend
the repeal OF a law than was need
ed 70 urge its enactment.
Chairman Hitchcock claimed
32s electoral votes for TAFT, 81
more than necessary to elect. He
said chances were even In Ken
tucky and Missouri, and that II
any Of the states claimed by him
should 90 Democratic they would
be Maryland, Montana and Ne
vsds, leaving Mr.. Tsft a margin
Of SO electoral votes
Rev. J. Milton Walden, Of
Washington, leader Of the Negroes
supporting Bryan, declared that
he was approached with offers Of
money by persons representing
National Committeeman w. L.
Ward Surveyor Of Customs J. 8.
ciarkson, OF New York, 20 call on
the fight on TAFT. He refused, al
though he said some Of his CO.
workers yielded TO Republican
bIanIshments.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
MAGELLAN

McGregor mission announces a tenn
perancc platform meeting for sunday
the reclaimed men OF the mission. Miss
Annie Williamson Is the soloist.
Pastor William A Burch will give an
illustrated address at 1890 o'clock sun
day morning In the new Gospel taber-
nacie. Bethune-ave. and Beaubien-st.
In the evening at 1880 O'clock he be-
gins "a series of sermons on the parable
OF ChriSt Subject: The Absent
Nobleman."
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2. Empire.
Ga. W. A. Floyd by name. says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two
worst sores ! ever saw; one on my
hand and one on my leg. II Is worth
more than it's weight In gold. would
not be without IL II had to mortgage
the farm to get It," At r. c. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co.. Gray 4 Worcesters
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
EVANGELICAL.

Reformation" sunday will be ceic-
bratsd tomorrow in St. Matthews Ger
man Evangelical church. Concord and
Stuart-aves.. with holy communion and
special music at the morning az well an
at the evening services. The Rev. Otto
G. Haas. pastor will speak In German
topic: rs Reformation OF the Church
Needed Today and at 7.30 o'clock IN
the evening he will speak In English
on DIR. Phillip Meiancton and the
Augsburg Confession" Several Young
people will be confirmed al the latter
service
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

The cornerstone or the new build
ing OF the First English EVsngeltce
ford -aves. Will be laid sunday. Nov. /.
at y. IN. The Revs. "A. Eberle, OF
Grace congre CATION. and r. W. Albeit,
city win deliver the sermons, the for
mer In German and the latter in Eng
lish. Appropriate music will be fur
nished for the occasion. This congre-
the present pastor, the Rev. William II.
Price. and has been worshfping In a
modest chapel. which is no longer ade-
quate for it's purpose. The congrega =
ton has 800 commandment members.
The new building will cost $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

ny The Detroit Church club (EpiscopaD
VIII hold its frst annual meeting In 81.
Johns parish house. Thursday evening,
followed by an address by Bishop
Charles ID. Williams on The Pan. An
gelican Congress and the Lambeth Con-
ference" Episcopal laymen are invited
whether or not they are members of
Bishop williams 10 In CHmbtldge.
Mich. TODAY, attending the celebration
OF the rftieth anniversary or All saints
Episcopal church In that town. sunday,
the bishop Will make visits In CLINTON
and Tecumseh.
The lectures that are given every
Friday evening ~ the Rev samuel ;;
Marquis. dean of - \Psufs Episcopal
cathedral. On Christian Psychology. con-
tiuue TO draw biz crowds Many are
turned away because of lack Ot room
and converts are numsrous. Or Mar
qais studied his subject under the III
who borrowed the idea from the Ger
man school OF Psychology and popular
lied II, Like br. Worcester Dr, Mar
outs receives no patient without a
diagnosis from physician VINO mas
treated the case from medical stand
Neither does he maxi any claim
20 treat all sorts OF cases.
The. Holy city" by Gaui, will be
church sunday afternoon az = o'clock,
undrr the direction Of Dr, tioratio
Browne, choirmaster and orRantst OF
the church. The soloists will be Mrs.
Alice Calder Leonard. soprano, Mrs Co
burn. contralto: David Glendenning,
tenor, and william Lerchen, baritone.
This In the first OF a series of afternoon
orations 10 be given In Christ church
the nrst Sunday OF each month.
Unusual interest attaches to the lay
ing OF the corner stone OF the new
81: Paufs Episcopal cathedral, which
takes place Wednesday MOI ning. Nov.
IL. preceding the opening of the an
nual convention for the diocese OF De-
troit. The Rt. Rev. Charles ID. VIII
liams, OF the Detroit diocese. will Of
ficiate at the service. which will be
carried out according To the ritual OF
the church. The bishops of the diocese
contiguous to Detroit have been invited.
Including Bishop Leonard. OF Ohio;
Bishop Mott Williams. OF Marquette.
and Bishop White. OF Indiana. The
clergy OF the Detroit diocese, who will
be IN attendance at the convention. viii
also take part In the services Dean
samuel :. Marquis Is In charge OF the
cathedral. IL Is hoped that the congre.
cation OF ST. Paui's wifi be able to hold
services In the frst section OF the ca
thedral next autumn. although IL Will
probably be several years before the
building Is completed. II Will cost
somewhere In the neighporhood Of
sa50. 600.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
BAI-TIsT.

BAt~ftsI.
Tho Rev. w y. StoVsli will speak on
"The Great Decision" In tho bsrsan
baptist church. sunday evening ~
TAB O'Clock.
An effort Is being made In tho Jniteo
states 10 raise sac. 900. with which 10
establish q Baptist theoiosieAi semi
nary Ia Norway
In the Staneton Baptist church sun
day morning the Rev Aarshtl -. rst-
tit. pastor. will preach on "neIrs WIN
Christ" and ia the evening his topic
will be His Name Shall BE, cane"
Wonderful"
h. u. cutler Baptist state s1ndsy-
school worker, will preach IN TIE Sta'
lot Ave. Baptist church He!en sn9
Theodore .aVeE SUNDAY morning anu
evening as well as tho Monday, tues
day and Wednesday evenings following
In the Woodward Ave. Baptist
church u. Maurice Psnheld Fixes VIII
give the NTH OF his series or SundaI
evening talks 10 men on the s-nerai
theme. The Making OF Nan Ire
topic this week Will be The Finishing
Touch.
The Rev. Frederic Tower dalpin " III
preach Sunday nlorning IN the Hst
Ap4+St-nAA-eA- .OuE -Gethsemanes.
The Lords Supprr will he celsersteo
az the closc OF the morning sermon. IN
the evening. the ordnance cf baptism
will be administered. and the last or the
series The Great American Game,
will be delivered Subject Tigers, We
tory and Defeat" The famous First
quartet viii sing at both services All
are welcome
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
PREsRYII.RIAN.

The ladies OF the Fort-St. Presey-
terrain church VIII hold Il bazaar In the
church house, Nov. 4 and 5.
r Lindlav Grandy, pupil OF Mrs.
Elearor Hazard Peocock. has been en-
gagged as bass soloist In the Second
Ave Presbyterian church.
The Rev Marcus Scott will speak
Sunday night at 1880 IN the CENTRAL
Presbyterian church, opposite police
headquarters, on The Judgment Day:
Who Are Judged and When" This 10
the second OF q series OF popular lee
lures on the doctrine OF the last things.
The Rev Sherman l. Divine. pastor
OF the Woodward Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening reception was
held for Mr.. and Mrs. Divine. The ON
Gers OF the church and their wives, to-
gether with other members OF the con-
gregation, gave them a royal welcome
Friday evening O musicale was given
in the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis for
the beneht OF the ehurcn building
fund
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
CATHOLIC.

The Rt Rev John samuel Foley will
Ice present at the 1880 O'Clock mass In
So Peter and Paufs cathedral Sunday.
and at its conclusion he Will bestow
the pontilical blessing.
The Feast OF All Saints will be oh
served with solemn high mass at 1880
o'clock and with solemn vespers In the
evening at 1:30 o'clock In the church Of
our Lady or tho Rosary.
The Rev. Alphonso Montanar has
been brought - this country from
among the Chinese in hottest. New
York Tie is Frenchman ard speaks.
besides mis- own language and the Eng
fish. nine dialects OF the ChineSe lam
gusge.
The TT. Rev. John Samuel Foley will
celebrate the twentieth anniversary OF
his conpsecration as a bishop. Wednes-
day. Nov. A. The conservation took
place IA the cathedral in Baltimore aud
was "A most impressive ceremony.
Although there viii be no formal OBJ
sorvance OF the event. he VIII be ten
Gercd congratulations by his hundreds
of friends In Detroit. Nov. is the
seventy-ffth anniversary or the pre-
latc's birth.
The golden jubilee OF the rounding Of
ST. Patrick's Catholic parish In Wyan-
do,tc will be celebrated sunday. Nov.
80. Bishop Foley will sing the pom =
tlhcsl high mass and will be assisted
by dozen or more clergymen from De-
troit The Rev Pr. James IIally has
been pastor ~ the church for ID years
and during that time his congregation
has doubled. II IL expected that the
Rev. Frs. DeBeNre. Broegger aud I.au-
gel. former pastors, will be present.
The new order OF masses In st.
Aloysius church go into effect sunday.
Nov. |. The first mass. for the accom- :
Inodntion OF night workers, VIII be said
at n'oclock This Ia the first time
such a mass las been said in this city.
and tho Row. T'r. Ernest Van Dyke,
pastor q. the cnurc'i. says he viii feet
Justified in continuing the macs IL 80
people attend. The indications are that
there will be NJ least 200 regular at :
PENDANTS al this service. The second
mass viii DO celebrated az o'clock.
the third at $50 and the fourth ct
1890.
Tho Ang.lus. n local catholic pub;ica.
ton, IS preparing an Offering for Pope
i'ius = 20 tho shape or al immense
album to contain the names of 10000
persCna. half o. whom VIII be chill
3rsn ard the remainder adults. In
signing their ngIues to The lis.. these
people piedge themselves To offer
PRAYERS IN honor ~ tho pope Tho
tribute viii be a jubilee Offering In
honor OF the Hfticth anniversary of the
popes ordination 10 the priesthood
Already 10000 Children. inmates Of
the mouse Of refuge. orphan asylums
and similar Institutions have been en-
rolled ~ the album, while 10000 adults
have n.so been enrolled.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
70 Awaken
the Liver

Coated tonsue. acnisg head. bilious
ness. Indigestion. constipation alternat-
1uB with looscness Of the bowsls, feel
1nGs az depression and ill-tempsr.
These arise from sluggish. torp:d
action Of the liver.
Relief comes after the use OF one OF
,1)r. A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver
Yiiis ana cure viii a few weeks use
81 this RfNst regulator OF the liver.
With tho liver right there Is usually
no disturbance OF the digestive system
81 bowels. Therefore get at the cause
q trouble by awakening the liver 10
action BY. use Of Or. A. W. chase's kid.
Hr. x ~: Taylor. Port Chester. Nd.
UNDERSTANDING used DIR. A. w
(<hoae'e Kidney and Liver Pills for n
nn1Hber Of years I consider them the
49, uxss rssuistor ever used. I
@4<<5tuiiy rscommena them to anyone
~0moaomo of q disordered liver"
0<e Pill Z dose Is cts a box. At all
H<6{oro ~ Dr. A. w. Chase Medictne
~ Bu1lalo. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Thursday evening. Nov. 5. the reg
ular monthly evening musicale will be
given in the Detroit College of Music,
Valpey building. The following pupils
OF Mrs. Louise Lnsworth Cragg will
contribute 10 the program: Misses
Marie Mutter. Eunlce Dunn, Eliza
beth Ruhlmann, Bernice Wright and
Charlotte Fox. Mrs. George Preston
Hyde. mezzo eontralto. pupil OF Chas.
J. Cragg, will sing.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Not only Is tea grown at high
elevation finer favored and more
healthful than ordinary tea, but 10 Is
much more economical That IL
why one pound OF ''Salada" Tea will
make more cups OF tea than one and
one-quarter pounds OF any other
kind.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Miss Bertha Hansbury. piano pupil
OF Miss Elizabeth Johnson. of the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music, gave an
excellent program in the home of Fred
erick X. Stesrns last Sunday evening.
A number OF guests were present.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Herbert A. Milliken, violinist OF the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music, will
give a concert with number Of his
advanced pupils Friday evening, Nov.
90. In the conservatory hall.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
METHODIST.

Thr Methodist. churches OF Detroit
VIII use the Sunday before election for
speaking on civic matters and treat II
as Temperance Sunday"
The Rev. John DISTANT. pastor the
last year in Inlay City. has been APP
pointed 10 Wyandotte TO supply the
place made vacant by the removal OF
the Rev. A. X. Johns TO Flint.
The Rev. John Dystant. the new pas