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The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
F RANK GOULD S
MOTHER
To WE'D YOUTH
SENSATIONAL REPORT GOING
ROUNDS OF SAYVlLLE, l. L.
RALPH CRAFT, JR., TO BE TIE
HAPPY BRIDEGROOM.

NEW YORK. Sept. ;.-Accordlng TO
some OF his friends, Ralph Graft Jr..
"a years old. athlete. yachtsman and
insurance broker. with Offices at 50
Pine-st., has confded TO them dat ne
hoped and believed Mrs Edward
Kelly. mother or Mrs. Frank GoulG
will become Mrs. Craft and announce
ment OF marriage would create no
surprise among many CT them. particu
larly the fashionable sojourners AZ
Sayyille, L. /.
Mr. Craft Is the son OF Ralph Craft.
Sr., who massed a fortune as q money
broker a. II Bowery. during the -
years he has been in business there,
has n fine house at Bergen-s.. and
Bedford-ave Brooklyn. and a cottage
and much valuable property at Say.
vile. The young man Is great
favorite along the shore OF the Great
South Bay.
Mrs Kelly is the widow OF the son
OF Eugene Kelly and lives at 22l Yves.
Fifty-seventh-st.
Mrs Kelly is still a very handsome
woman and Mr. Craft is fine looking
six-footer with broad shoulders and
the general air q an athlete.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
HOLLAND ISSUES
AN ULT|MATUM
TELLS VENEZUELA THE TRADE
EMBARGO MUST BE
REMOVED.

THE HAGUE. Sept. 7.-Holand's
notes to Venezuela contain one point
which appears practically as an ulti.
matum. Holland demands Of Vene.
zuela the revocation. before Nov. /, OF
the decree issued by President Castro
on May IA last which resulted In the
practical suppression of Curacao's
trade
This decree made obligatory the
tran shipment of all goods from and
10 Maracaibo and other ports In west
ern Venezuela al Porto Cabello in
stead of Willenstad. as previously had
been the custom. This demand. how.
ever, Is framed In courteous and mild
language. 1t is on the temperate at.
titude which II has adopted in con-
Quoting its correspondence with Vene.
zucla that the Holland government
bases whutrv-r-tfoft.s---I+t ltss----t,f- -.-rr
peaceful solution OF the troubles.
This means that no blockade of Ven.
czuelan ports is likely TO be made be.
fore Nov. l.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
HORSE, s GRUES0ME
LOAD REVEALS A
DUAL TRAGEDY
WOMAN WHO PLANNED TO WE'D
JEALOUS LOVERS RIVAL SLAIN
AND BODY PLACED IN BUGGY
SUICIDE FOLLOWS

WABASH, Ind, Sept With the
bodies OF a woman and man-vic-
tins OF murder and sulcide-in the
buggy behind him. a faithful livery
horse, without a hand 10 guide him.
trotted to the stable OF his owner
where the double tragedy was discov
eted early yesterday morning
Jealousy. the police say prompted
joel +. Baker TO slay Mrs Sylvia
Null Hernice at the side Of the road,
two miles from town. place her body
in the buggy seat climb in beside IL,
and then fire n bullet into his hearG
thus making the gruesome load the
livery horse pulled up to the stable OF
it, owner
II is reported that Mrs lIernice had
planned 10 leave today for Benton
Harbor. Mich, to be married 10 Ba-
ker's rival, and this. the police be-
lieve. caused him 10 fire I'VE bullets
into her body after she had made q
desperate fight to save her life. and
then committed suicide
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
STAbB|NC AFFRAYS
KEEP POLICE BUSY
THREE MEN. DANGEROUSLY
WOUNDED, ARE SENT TO HOS.
PlTAL FOR TREATMENT.

Michaei Schneider. OF No. 3GS Gar
fleld.ave.. and John Smith. Of No 1853
Riopelic-st., are in ST. Nary's hospital,
suffe,in tgom several knife wounds
received in a fight with four men late
Sunday night
Schneider and Smith had attended "a
dance at the place kept by Anthony
Kow2.kowsH. No. : Warsawpl.. and
after leaving the housa were fol- wed
by four men. The wounded men say
they aid everything possible To void
fight, but were ATTACKED and danger
ously cut A dozen police started out
al once 20 find the men, and several
arrests were made
Frank Reguliski is in critical con.
dition M the Boulevard sanitarium as
the Jesuit OF a fight following a dance
al tht hcmeof Frank kongal. Michigan
ave, near Martin-st. RegulisA and
Joseph Mickey, OF No e Julia-st..
became involved In quarrel and
went outside 10 fight II out During
the fight Mrs. Frank kongal struck
Mickey over the head with "A tea pot.
and the latter then drew his pocket
knife and stabbed Regulsk
MY NbN dli'a-tit anu fLlIiAn
doing the ~stabbIng.
-naId- Strong is In 81 Mays hos
pital ana Frances Fox, NegrCss. II
in jail as the result OF little LliY-up
they had in the Merchants hotel.
Frances IS alleged 10 have welded 4
razor. and Strong is seriously hurt
Louis Toman, OF No lSG Scott-st-
was attacked by an unknown man late
Sunday night az the corner OF Chene
and Superlor-sts. amt badly gashed
-lcrosa- th1- fQrehel1- -IohIan-2- IaIleE
was attacked In the same way several
weeks ago. and the police are unable
to find a reason for the crime, or any
clue 10 the perpetrators.
Joseph Knox. OF Cos Rivard-st.. and
George Dolman both colored. took
sides I'm family quarrel at the home
of James Singleton. sunday After
the mon left the house the quarrel
continued. aud when on Rlvard-st.
near Benton, Dolman drew q knife and
stabbed Knox lie tuen fed ana the
police have been unable to his him
Knox will recover
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
FRENCH AVIATOR
BEATS THE WORLD
LEON DELAGRANGE SAILS HIS
BIG AERoPLANE FOR 81
MINUTES

PARIS, Sept Leon Delagrange,
noted French aeronaut. sailed his aer'
oplane for 81 minutes today, breaking
the worlds record which he establish
ed yesterday when he Kept his ma
chine in the air % minutes and %
seconds.
In today's flight Delagrange round
cd the parade grounds at lssy II times.
a distance of 10 miles. AS In yester-
days flight. the aviator had his ma
chine under perfect control and an
nounced that he could have continued
the fight but did not care TO give the
motor SO great strain
Dclagrange's new mark Is eleven
minutes better than the record estab-
lshed by Henri Farman and IL min
utcs and ~ seconds ahead OF the long
est flight yet made In Europe by vii
bur G.. Wright, the American aeron-
aut
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
BRYAN ADDRESSES
WORk|NGMEN IN
CHICAGO, TODAY
ACCEPTED LABOR DAY INVITA-
TON LONG BEFORE HE WAS
NOMINATED IN DENVER-2o,ooo
TO HEAR HIM.

CHICAGO, Sept. Vim Jennings
Bryan is in the hands ot the labor
chiefs, here, today tIe accepted au
invitation to address the laborins PEG
pie mere, on Labor Day long before he
was nominated i'm Denver
10 is expected that at least 20,0O0
workUgmen Will turn out 10 hear him,
While here he will confer with SAINT
ucl GomLers and other labor leaders
and this afternoon he viii .cyiew
the Labor Day parate In Forest Park,
whore he viii discuss the labor qucs-
ton simultaneously with the dcuy'
cry OF his speech Photographs con-
tanning records OF the speech VII be
started. In many halls throughout the
city, where union men VIII meet
Tonight he will deliver anothe' adj
dress in Brands park, where a labo;
picnic Is 10 be held
on Tuesday will be held what has
been announced as the most import
ant conference OF the campaiga. To
this conference Democratic leaders
have been summoned from all over
the country
John Worth Kern, ice-presiGential
NdhNAhdA't Viii PdlNINfFH'N ~ $3.50
conference.
To Go East.
Bryan will inyate the east for about
three weeks during which time he IS
scheduled for many speeches. We'd
neSdNy he VIII speak IN Peoria and
from there he viii travel cas- ward.
From reports received, monster Dem
Ccratic rally will occur in New York
city when he goes there on Sept. Il.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
LOUIS Ii MAY is
NOT IN ON PUBLIC
SENTIMENT
POLICE COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC
POLICY POSITION STRANGELY
EXCLUDES cADlLLAc-SQ So.
LoONKEEPER.

Louis lie May proprietor OF saloon
at No. 81 Cadnlac.sq, declares that be-
Is a victim OF police persecution AMI
the worst OF II f.. be Knows no reason
for IL Moreover the police have xiv.
en- hi,a none. The bounding meth
DDS he complains OF are Well iustrat
ed by a little incident that occurred
sunday morning
Mr. lie May was standing Ia front oi
his place with "A friend Thomas smart
VINO had called 10 discuss a ptiNat.
business deal, the exchange OF q piec
OF real estate for a launch owned BY
Mr.. lie May The latter invited Mr..
Smart TO step up 10 lis living apart
merts which are connected witJ IN
saloon and they had started 70 enter
when policeman stepped up 30 lie
May and said gruffly
See here. LeMay. you've got ID
keep this place closed On sunday
lie May explained that he was
closed.
Then whar are those fellows 3oing
inside" insisted the copper, who had
evidently heard someone moving
about IN the bar
Those are my men cleaning up.
answered LeAlay. respectfully. Bat
| an rot selling anything. | can show
you few saloons right IN this block
that are doing business though Why
don't you close them up?'
Il cant understand Il, said lie May
"a The Times. unless It Is because I
was hostile 20 the Codd administration,
which was responsible for the appoint
ment OF Commissioner Smith. / run
an orderly place, close promptly on
time and never do business outside OF
the legal hours. for ! know the police
have il in for me and do not propose
10 give them a chance 10 make com
plain, In the three years haze
been doing business here there has
been but one arrest in my place, and
close earlier than anyone else around
here, Saturday nights, just 70 avoid
any possible chance OF disturbance.
But for all that the police are aeains,
me and are just waiting their chance,
it would seem, to cslch me violating
the law. In the meantime, ether sa'
looms around here run about as they
please and you never hear Of a com
plant. | give IL up"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
WIFE TELLS HIS
HIDING PLACE
FRANK LIND. WHO Em5EZZLED
From DETRolTER. UNDER AR.
REST IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Frark Lind formerly a clerk IN the
grocery store OF Frank ZimweT No
1l12 Belleyueayc who eloped with
Zimmers servant girl two yeats ago
after cmbezzling abou $500 from him.
il is alleged is under arrest IN salem.
5. i aud Detective James Dove viii
go efter him
.I.iud's whereabouts, became knowl
through tho girl who returned - De
iroit three weeks ago. She went Ill
rect 10 MY THINNER and asked his
forciy,ness which WAS granted The
police tncn wired 90 be salem Grthor
tiles and Lind VAS arrested on ~, oi
warrant charging him With the en-
he7zlymenr ~ only 900
At the tmc of ne alleged embezzl'
non. and clopemcur Mr. Zimmer lay
sick H. bed amt Lind took advantage Of
bis condition Since his departure,
his wife. whom hc deserted in his
citv. has obtt1cd divorce
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
TAKES HUBBY FOR
a HOURS ONLY
WOMAN REWEDS ALLEGED BIG.
AMiST TO GIVE THEIR
CHILD A NAME.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept do
you take this man, John Ii. Working
ton. 10 be your lawfully weddel hus-
band?' asked Judge Houseman. OF
Carrie Ethel Burkhart. OF Denver.
T.. Il do Tor twenty-four hours only.
she answered
Mrs. Worthington explained TO the
surprised spectators that five years
ago she married Worthngton. only 10
find after her child was born, that he
had committed bigamy. She LETT him
and after four years succeeded fore
ing him 10 obtain a divorce and marry
her legally in order to give her child
q name. She said she hated him.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
AN SUICIDE MAN
bYfNGGI BY hts
OWN HAND
6RiG.-GEN. GlRARO, or THE VOL
UNTEERs OF AMERICA BUREAU,
VICTIM OF MENTAL SUCCESS
TON, SAY PHYSICIANS.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Sept AS a
result OF mental suggestion, physi-
clans say Brig Gen Scott Girard. head
OF the state antisuicide bureau OF the
Volunteers OF America. tried 10
himself Saturday night%by swallowing
% stychnine pelIeIs- WnIch had oeen
taken from man dissuaded from sui
eide during the day and by turning on
the gas after closing AL the openings.
Doctors have little hope for his re
ppXarN
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
strax euIIet Hlts a Kan

a STRAY shot from rifle IA inc
atds OF an unknown man who was
hunting in a cornfeld on LeMay-ayc.,
near Mack SUNDAY morning struck
I2year-old David AIIcWEn No. W.
4-nAlap.aXn-- who MAS Walking through
the field The wound was not serious.
however. the bullet simply grazing tn"
a. Tin
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
BUMPED BY AUTO
AND BADLY HURT

John Huewagner was struck by an
auto at the corner Of Larned and Ran
at 1890 Monday morning,
and seriously injured about the head
He. was aiken 10 st. Mary's hospital
in East End ambulance. and doctors
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The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
SHEPARD COMES OUT
FOR WIN. ]. BRYAN

NEW YORK. Sept. Edward NJ.
Shepard, well known in the past as a
Cleveland Democrat and prominent in
tariff reform agitation. has issued a
statement ANNOUNCING his Intention Of
supporting w. j. Bryan for the presi.
dency.
Mr.. Shepard says he is unable C.
see how Americans who cherish the
traditional and benefceut Democracy
represented by Groyer\ Cleveland, can
do otherwise than support Mr. Bryan"
In making his declaration he is in no
way deferred by Mr. Cleveland's arti.
Gle published after his death. which
Mr.. Shepard declares was not prepar,
cd for the campaign and the issues IT
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No such conclusion as that NJ
Cleveland intended To support Mr.. Taft
and oppose Mr.. Bryan can be arrived
at HTgUrs Mt. shepard. from Il rcHd7
ing OF the article in question.
i
No. Alonzo. earthquakes were nCt
\ l..
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
BOTH SIDES SCORE
IN THE FIRST
INNING
TIGERS AND BROWNS CLASH IN
FIRST OF PAIR or LABOR DAY
GAMEs-PoWELL AND WINTER
OPPOSED.

The -pecal train bringing the
Browns and tho Tigers from st. Louis
,,as bit lake ana todav's opening
game vas DELAYED FUN half hour.
When thrv FINALLY t.ol- the field Pow
eu walked oul fo th. 6ring line for
hr Browns Winter. nrnosed A large
crowd was ont rha largest ever at
tended ,ror,ir.. - Ia Datroit
estimates rr, ~ nnn
pho cro9. g.,. ,r .o,,ally enthu.
-iastir r.c,.ftl,., -, NON, ,asr,,s ae tbev
entered t,,.. ASA 70 ,.i..
nnr,l., . oo,,vas
.,r,.r INN 80,
,.,,il...I 49,. 'te 80
-. ,,.,. ~ ~
al, 7'... .,.I "P'N's Vi '"0
Batting order.
Detroit MCINTYRE Of Schaefer.
SIS: Crawford. a. Z Cobb f.:
Rossmau. No.. schmidt Couphlin.
l3b.. Downs ~ Winter "a
81 Louis stone Schwejtzor.
q. f. Heidricll r. Ferris an Wall.
ace. SIS. Williams 2b. + Jones H.:
stephens a.. Powell p Umnires--
/ O I.aughlin and Hurst
eirs, ,nni,,
- INT. So -
tool, soc"nd ~ W. -. IA 800 anu
erst Schrir~ar Li,rtad 80 a| ,N'S So ~
taking third Downs nimblei Held
rick grounder. Stone scoring Ferris
sacrificed. Rossman tagging him on
the line Schaefer and Rossman got
Wallace. Schweitzer scoring and Held
rick taking third Downs and Ross
man got Williams. Two runs
Detroit Schweitzer dropped McIn-
tyre easy fly and Matty took second.
when was unguarded Williams and
Jones so' S'ha'ler' illyTe adVanc-
Ils. crawford nItd 70 hsrlzeli' Me-
ihtyre scoring. Copo l'uDied INTO inc
'''-'' ''''' N"%sihah hied ~
0'oii'' onc run
Second hiring.
ST. Louis-Jones hunted and madc
hrSt on Winters wide throw. Jones
sto'e se"'hu ana look thlra "heh
Schhiut lhfeW mo center helo.
Stephehs walked Fo~eii puh''u 20
ih'erS VINO thre" stephens out I'd
Schae'er' fo"ell oeliig uounieH a.
mrs" Jones held tniru' 9'haeieF
"rILpeu Gu. olon ie. run
peuoil oCiiliiut ny was e"s'! ior
S'o"0, Nousnl'h Sihs'vu 'niousn
! ~ loft ucrrtyra rarred No I'm
| -, -,
- 1870
l'o",9 WI ~, iou'eu :"
,2liili''Il i'''i ~ ioul,4 10 Outsnlin.
nr'i's "o"t o"' - ocH"e'e'' "'''"o7
-
Ds'ioi'--9C hdeier tahheu' W'iace
!
=" " ~" C'"' POpl-u ~ '''oi''' ~
u'
rourtn INNING
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
THEMEATAER

Detroit ard vicinity Eair tonight
md probably ruesday. with rising tcm-
peraturc Tue-dnyI light to fresh north
winds shifting to southwest Tuesday.
Lower wichigani Fair tonight aud
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
Rody Of sabe IN River.

The body OF a newborn babe was
found floating in the river OF The foot
OF Randolph-st, Monday morning.
sewer empties into the river NJ this
point and Il is thought the body
aIs--thsst-1l.rce--
Coroner Bennett Is 1TvVsrrgTrn.gr nc
body is I'm the county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Mary Penny. octogenarian.
died In Grace hospital. sunday, as "a
result of falling from the roof OF n
porch at the country home OF her
nephew. DIR. n T. Cue, in Sandhill
- ---rt-fr-ci1c' ---rrttyfrt. cr-yptnr wds
}btoken ir1N
Fire destroyed n barn belonging to
Ikastssy-Nssr-+1a-N .sttpnnt-uvra.
and badly damaged his house. early
sunday morning. entailing "A loss %
several hundred dollars.
SIN sniooDsccpcrs who IRE alleged tn
hnNe kept their places of business
open sunday morning before tn.
regular opening hour were placed
under s1rvelllancc by. Tho uQIIGe- -
rTrtrncnV.. a1VroIfnen We're stationed
AT both front and rear doors and no
one was allowed TO enter The places
closed were tfosr OF. T. j. Coberuus
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merich. No. 1919 Grand River: \. Arm
strsng, No. - Mtchigan-avc.. r. Foo
garty. No. ~ Grand River-avc. pan
e Brcen. No. 90 Grand Rivcr-ave., and
}. Labadie. No. 113 Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
last weck-cf tre-Tasnmoo.-,

The steamer Fashmoo will continue
daily Trims 10 thl Flats Tashmnn Par.
and Port Huron way ports until Sun
day. Sept. 10 Double daily service will
be in effect until that date, Steamers
leave GriswOd-st. wharf $3.50 a. m.
and 2.30 p. m, returning on the Tash
moo az $3.50 ~ III. This will be tho
finest Week or TlTF SCTEOn LOT a IT'D
mp the beautiful S+-CIajr river. TRY
IT. No society excursions.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

This. Is a picture Of Upton Sinclair,
the "muck-raklnS" author, who 3
spending the summer at Camp Kan
wadin on the shore OF Lake Placid.
N. Y. He said, when told OF the re.
port that W. e. Corey may institute
legal proceedings for libel, baslng
his action on charges contained IN
MIR. Snclair's latest novel, THE
Money ChanSers," that he would
welcone such action on Mr.. Corey's
jart as Il would enable him 10 put
on record evidence he claims 60
have concerning the part which he
alleges the steel magnate played in
connection with the armor plate
frauds.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
MANY WOMEN ARE
NAMED As CURR|E
CREDITORS
CAPITALISTS. SCHOOL TEACHERS
AND CLERGYMEN IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY AMONG THE
600 UNSECURED.

The Times presents below a list of
the persons and corporations who We're
he chiet losers i'm the failure OF Cam.
eron Currie * Co July IS Although
there were more than 600 unsecured
creditors only the names OF those 60
whom the firm is indebted for more
than $1,000 are given here
Publication or the list OF ere litOrs,
made IN connection with the bank.
ruptcy proceedings. shows how wide
spread were the operations of the
firm. The list OF customers includes
people from California 10 New York
and from Florida to Canada. Not only
are capitalists, banks and business
people generally. listed among the un-
secured creditors. but clergYmen.
school teachers and mechanics are
among those who bought stocks eith-
cr as an investment or gamble.
\ number of estates had their funds
invested in stocks which were purchas.
cd through Cameron Currie AZ Co. In
other eases, heirs had their patnmony
similarly invested. the stocks remain
ing in the hands of the brokers and
being handled by them.
The list includes the names OF APP
proximately 100 women Some OF
these had invested with their hus.
bands in stocks of various kinds. oth.
crs were gambling without the knowl.
edge OF their families, while others
had invested their savings or insur
ance money in stocks.
While the statements submitted TO
the referee In bankruptcy shows an
apparent balance of solvency, this is
based on the valuation AT par OF many
accounts which are practically uncol-
lectable Unless the trustee. 10 DO
elected by the general creditors within
a week. manages 10 get much better
collections Than are expected. the I'M
secured creditors viii not get more
than a fraction OF their claims.
The question OF preference claimed
for those customers who had paid for
stocks In full remains TO be decided
Should such customers succeed In es'
tablishlng their point, they Will get
practically ali the proceeds OF the es'
tate.
The money which vii, come 10 the
creditors consists OF the 100000 bal
ance from the sale OF securities In the
hands OF Hayden. Stone L. Co, the
oyerplus on sales OF collateral hold by
secured creditors and the amounts
which will be collected from debtors
of the Arm
One interesting disclosure in the
schedules Is the fact that. Cameron
Currie had played the stock market
himself He admits in his personal
statement that he is interested in the
NJ j. Bourke account
Women Among Creditors.
The names of the fol 1wing women
appear in the schedule
AIra ltnristinu Ar.rN MnIns-
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
SAY DRUNKEN EXAMINER
CLOSED THE BANK

WASHINGTON. Sept THE Cos
National Bank OF Pittsburg
has been IN bad shape for some time
said Thomas +. Kane. deputy comp
trollcr of the currency, referring to
the closing OF that institution on Sat
urday. Following the order shutting
-fry -1fourv. In
stitution INDUCED In criticism OF the
action of the bank examiner at Pitts.
burg, Vice President Kitzmiller, as
sorting that the examiner was drunk
when he gave the order, and also
MAINTAINING rlTgiy rtrc-ty-'frs ''Nts.- sAfstirs-
" solvent. and that this would be
proved.
II know nothing about the charges
made against the bank examiner,
continued Mr. Kane, except the
statement | have seen in the newspa-
pcrs. but don't think any mistake
Ia made n-clasilg- the-A.l..k- -
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

A Girl hasn't much use for Young
man who carries his small change n
a pocketbook.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

Just 1852 600 Cords /of wood we're
used in the United states In the man.
ufacture OF paper pulp last year. twice
as much as was used la 1899.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

job Printing done night. Times Print
Ing CO.. Is John r. st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

yob prsstisE done right Tfmes rrfnt.
a,s Co.. rs John r. st Phone itsa ~
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

An Indian stream. the River Bist.
nah. 600 feet wide, has tho b longest
a,.4iL -talpeEai.A- lriE.A- lu-lAa-ur aslA--
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

No, Alonzo. earthquakes were mo-
Invented By the Quakers.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

Your alleged funny stories wlll al
owes you money.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07

Alexander. Umbrellas. - Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
seventh Division.

SevontN DiVlsIOn--M ArtIlaI, JON
Carney. Tobacco Workers Business
Mems floats forms In center OF Cad
lilac square facing Woodward-av
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
Fourth Division.

Fourth Division Marshal Frank a
Kobnn. MIX Wagon Drivers. form on
Cadillac square facing Woodward ave,
right resting on Rates-st.
Sewer and Tunnel workers and band
Grant,, cutters Cement Workers No.
so Retail Butchers Association No l.
Meat Wagon Drivers No 4l2. Ice Wa
gon Drivers and Helpers No. $40,
Truck Drivers No -. Hack. Coupe
Drivers and Stahlemen No. s. Mud and
Coal Wagon Drivers No. e. sanitary
Wagon Drivers No. 81. MIX Wagon
Drivers.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
Second hiring.

s. Louis-Schwei'z fouled TO
Schmidt. Hartzel fouled TO CoIghlin.
Ferris beat one 10 Schaefer Wallace
flied 10 Cobb No rua
Schaefer famed Wallace
made IA great stop and threw out
Crawford. Cobb popped To stone. No
run
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05
Reckoning the Desert.

There is hardly an acre on the
plains of northern Mexico, Arizona,
New Mexico and western Texas, tina
cannot be cultivated, n therefore
made habitable for man and beast,
says the Ell Paso Herald. The Camp
bell process of scientific soil culture.
commonly called dry farming, will
bring about the transformation. Re-
suits wherever the system has been
tried with intelligence and persist
ence, have exceeded all expectations.
Where the Campbell process is tried
side by side with ordinary hit-or-miss
farming, the proportion of successes
to failures is about 16 to /, and the
ration of crop yield is three to -four
to one. 1t is no miracle, either: lust
intelligent, persistent workto epa
the soil so that na~ture's<Water supply
can do its appointed task.