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The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
WE INVITE EVERY MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD HERE
Every Person of Detroit to Eat With
Us Tomorrow at Our Expense.

Only yesterday your head may have
felt dull and heavy; you had the
blues" were cross, nervous or irrit-
able: everything seemed TO go wrong.
and you couldn't tell why.
It's ten to one IL was old dyspepsia
slyly getting I'm his work, not enough
TO cause you pain, but just enough to
dull your brain, rob you Of your vital
ity. upset your liver and deplete your
nerve force. Maybe you don't thing so,
but just try one package OF our Biscuit
and see IL they don't change blues" to
bright. CHEEKY red: made the old
world laugh I'm merry glee and put
vigor and vim In your life again.
National Bank President Kinner OF
Olean, ". y. had stomach trouble so
bad that he had to live on matted milk
and even that caused him pain--he ate
three biscuits and went TO eating his
meals-sounds like miracle. Well.
we have Mr.. Kinner's own letter to that
effect.
says he hadn't been able to work for
several years--had dyspepsia so bad
after eating our Biscuit two weeks he
got a position and went TO work, says
he can eat anything now and feels
tiptop.' This Is only two Of hun
dreds.
Mr.. Dyspeptic, have you ever heard
OF the wonderful Biscuit that talks
that really tells you Itself what IL can
do--that's Meals. Five minutes after
you eat it the Biscuit begins to unfold
its virtues and IL will by actual dem
onstratiOn prove TO you more IN regard
TO It's merits In ten minutes than we
could prptJssfy nuke you believe III we
wrote and read you ten books as large
as the dictionary.
1T seems like a dream" swears Mr.
Charles f.. Bowman Gave me relief
in three minutes says Mrs W. H.
Cruttenden. stopped my pain ia two
minutes" swears Mr.. Joseph Fentiman
You may know some OF these people
or know somebody who knows them
We will send you their pictures and
full addresses ~ you want them. so
that you can find all about the Biscuit
and the wonders II has wrought.
Probably you are now thinking
whether all this can be true-stop it,
Write us at once and we will send
you, absolutely free. one large % cent
package OF our Meals Dyspepsia Bis
cult II you will send US 4 cents to pay
actual cost OF postage. Cut out and
use coupon below.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
FIVE KILLED AS
BOILER EXPL0OES
STEAMER BLOWS UP AT PORT
OF TEMlSkAMING,
ONT.

NORTH BAY, Ont. Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Temiskaming was approach
Ing the landing at Temiskaming at :
o'clock last night when the boiler ex-
ploded. wrecking the steamer and
causing the death OF at least Ave per-
sons by explosion or drowning. Sew
eral passengers and crew were hurled
into the water by the shock and many
are Injured.
Owing 10 the remoteness OF the
scene OF the tragedy details are lack
ing. A man named Mcbride, a hunt
er from the United States, is MISSING
and there is little doubt of his fate.
j. Menard and T. Bergouhan, fremen.
and two men whose names are un-
known, are dead. Six are badly
burned and several may die special
train was dispatched from Mattawa TO
bring the injured to that town.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

This IL an invitation that you simply
cannot AFFORD to ignore. We Will tell
you why.
We are going to feed you on food
that helps digest all other foods, food
that stops the sharp pangs of dyspep-
sia In two minutes by the watch" so
swear Mr.. Henry Gray. and many,
many others.
A food that made Assistant Post
master Estes feel like a 2-year- in
q clover pasture"
A food that makes brains in i've
hours and blood in four.
& A highly nutritious, stomachlc food
made from the pineapple. and the paw
paw melon, figs. oranges. celery and a
Few other good things for the nerves,
stomach and bowels
You may be starving your blood and
brain in the midst of plenty. 1t isn't
how much you eat that counts. but It's
how you digest the food you eat.
You cant get steam out OF water
without hre: you can't get brain power
nerve force and blood corpuscies out OF
food without digestion.
Thousands lack sufficient vital force
and don't know why.
+ They think they need a tonic. a vaca-
fion or a change OF scenery. But they
don't It's old indigestion that's the
matter with them, and six days use OF
our Biscuit will prove IL.
They don't get the strength out OF
their food. It's like running corn
through q mill with the rollers toe
Wide spaft. tho corn goes through. but
the mill doesn't grind.
Don't think you must have a pain to
have indigestion.
Lack OF fesh. too much fat. pimples
blotches. sailow complexion, lack OF
nerve force. impoverished blood, insom-
mia, headaches. weak brain power, may
all be due to q faulty digestive process
either In the stomach or bowels.
a Eat our Biscuit along with your
other food for q week and find out how
your digestive organs are working. II
the Biscuit helps you greatly, gives
you more force. strength and brain
power. you may set IL down that your
stomach. liver and bowels were doing
their duty. NN,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
SAGINAW WOMAN
DIES Of BURNS

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. 11-(Spe-
cial )-Mrs. Alexander Mackie was IA
tally burned at her home in Buena
Vista, Tuesday night. dying this morn
ing at 2 o'clock. She was " years old
Mrs. Mackie was in the house when
her husband went TO the barn. He saw
his wife run from the house with her
clothes in flames. Her entire body,
with the exception of the head, was
mass OF burns. IL is supposed
newspaper caught fire from the stove
and set fire to her clothing. but she
could give no explanation. She is sur.
vived by one son. A. G. Richie. OF Sagi.
nav; her husband and one sister, Mrs.
George Mckenzie, OF Fergus, Ont.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
BRILLIANT WRITER is
DEAD IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO. n. Y. Nov. 11.-Mark s.
Hubbeil. editor and proprietor OF the
weekly newspaper, Truth. and one o.
the best Known newspaper writer's in
Buffalo. died last night at his home
after an illuess lasting for nearly a
year. Mr.. Hubbell until near the end
continued TO take an active part in
his work but had not been at his of.
fee since early in the summer. For
several months he took a rest at 4
health resort with the hope OF /recov.
ering his health lie returned to Buf.
falo somewhat recuperated but had a
relapse resulting from nervous
breakdown.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
CUBA NEEDS AID TO
CURB ELECTION ROWS

HAVANA, Nov. 11.--Gen. Mario
conservative candidate
for the presidency, has requested Gov
Magoon 10 replace the police OF Glen.
fugos with rurales. lie declares that
the police force is liberal armed DO.
litical organization.
Gov. Magoon has directed Capt. wit.
tenmeyer. Y. $. A., supervisor of the
second regiment OF ruralos. to inves.
tigate. and he will act when he re.
ceiyes a report. The presidential
campaign is closing with the pros.
poets OF quiet election Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
sympathy From AntI.saIoonmen.

Sympathy From Antl-saIconmen.
DES MONIES, la, Nov. 1l.-At its
opening session the central district
convent ton of the Anti-Saloon league
adopted resolutions of sympathy and
wired them TO Mrs. Carmack, widow
of former Senator z. w. Carmack
National Superintendent p. A. Baker
also paid a personal tribute to Car
mack from the platform in recognition
of his services in behalf OF temperance.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
N ORSE, REFUSED
BAIL, FRETS IN
HIS CELL
ExIcE KINGS CHIEF COUNSEL
BUSY ON A BILL OF ExCEP-
MONTHS.
LESSON TO BANKERS IN
THE SENTENCE OF MORSE

at is too bad to see Morse
convicted and sentenced to
such a long term In prison, but
IL should serve az a powerful
lesson to bankers who are
handling other peoples money.
"very few bankers or finan.
eiers Intentionally swindIe or
steal, but in the manipulation
Of big deals involving millions
they become venturesome. All
is we'll while the investments
are In the ascendancy, but some
times the unexpected happens
and before one can recover the
millions are gone.
THE day has come when the
banks must tote straight with
the money entrusted to them or
suffer the consequences"
JOHN w. GATES.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
JEALOUS, HE KILLS WIFE,
THOUGH HE'S AGED 81

ViROQUA. Wis, Nov. lin a At
of jealousy, Si-ycar-old Elond Olson
killed his wife. one wear his junior,
and then attempted suicide In their
home on 4 farm near Esofea, six
miles from this place. The cid man
IL net expected to live.
Olson had upbraided his wife. claim
ing she was unfaithful and receiving
attentions from a farm hand. Mrs. Oh.
son r. seutcd the accusation.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

Mayor Biddle. OF Columbia, issued
proclamation calling on all busi-
ness houses to close from IL o'clock
to / O'Clock today. The obseQuies,
by request of Mrs. Carmack, will be
simple. The pallbearers will be
friends and neighbors Of the slain
statesman.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

F. Body Reaches Columbia.
COLUMBIA. Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE
body OF Senator Carmack reached Co
lumbia a large delegation OF citi'
gems met the train and marched OIL
foot as an escort of honor to the Car
mack home in West Seventh.st..
where the body will remain until the
funeral. Messages have been pouring
in from all parts of the state from
prominent men announcing their in
tention OF being present, while friends
from Maury and adjoining counties
will be here In large numbers.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 1.-THE SUI
Pfefftt--rUrrt- Tuesday heard the FOL.
lowing cases: Strong against Grand
Trunk Western Railway Co. AlIis-
Chalmers Co. against public lighting
commission Of Detroit. Kerr against
National Fulton Brass Manufacturing
Co. Iiebler against Carroll. Call for
Wednesday: 1i7, l4S. 100. 100. $50.
ISL. 1872, 1915. li6l. l7s. 8. Z. 81 and IS.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
CARMACK' KILLING
MAY CAUSE A
FIERCE FEUD
TENNEssgEANs SOON MAY
BRAvELY POP AT ONE ANOTH-
eR's BACKS FROM BEHIND
TREEs-coNpoIENcEs.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. il.-Tha'
the killing OF ex-senator +. w. Car
mack, I'm a street fight. by Robin j
Cooper, sen OF Col Duncan b. Cooper
has created a country wide sensation
il evidenced by the rush OF kilograms
and letters deploring the incident and
for the most part, paying tributes Oh
high praise 10 the memory of the man
CLAIM in so cowardly manner.
Carmack's brilliant career as a
United States senator from Tennessee
had made him one OF the best known
OF national figures. Col. Duncan -.
Cooper. father OF Robin Cooper ana
who was with his son when the duel
occurred. has an extensive scQuain-
lance and a legion of friends both In
his own and various other states
Carmack's effort for the Democratic
nomination for senator, IN which ne
was defeated by Senator Robert |.
Taylor. aad his more recent race for
the governorship, in which he was de-
feated by Coy Patterson. have served
to draw his following in the state
closer TO him, and his tragic end has
spread distress and bitterness among
them
May Cause a Feud.
II is feared by some that the end
of the trouble is not yet. and II Is
sure to play a part in coming polu-
cal alignments. In each OF Carmack 5
recent campaigns feeling ran TO fever
heat and on both occasions Cooper
was with the opposition.
In former years the men were dear
friends. Carmack having declared In
public print that Cooper was his ben
efactor. But friendship had been re-
placed by enmity, which was more
noticeable since Carmack became ed
itor OK the Tennesseean, following the
late primary. Then the editorial at
lacks began which eliminated in yes
terday's killing.
Young Cooper, after having had his
wound dressed, spent quiet night in
hospital in charge of an officer. His
injury proves but slight. Col. Coop
er, his father, spent the night at po-
lice headquarters, and is reported TO
have slept well.
Two warrants were sworn out
against him, one accessory 10 muir
der" and the other carrying a PTS
toll"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

8usinees-like PrintSng. no fuss ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John r. at Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
BODY Reaches Columbia.

term OF service there" said Senator
A. q. Bacon. OF Georgia.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

q a ~ ~ o. R T. a.
,.r.,s. 1Ihs KIND iOu Has LIssE BOQs,
so q &xHAZIMl
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

Need Of Praise from Bacon.
MACON. Ca, Nov 11.-"Senator
Carmack was the most brilliant man
who has appeared in the senate on
either side of the chamber during my
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Depew Lauds Carmack.

NEW YORK. Nov. lin speaking
here of the tragic death OF ex-Sena-
tor Il. w. Carmack. In Nashville.
Tenn, Senator Chauncey M. Depew
said:
He was an exceedingly brilliant
man. He was more than a debater.
In fact. there was a certain element
Of genius about him. The last thing
he did In the senate was q filibuster-
ing speech against some measure that
the party did not want to 60 through
or all the many flibustering speeches
! have ever heard, that was the most
brilliant. He was comparatively
young man. and the Democratic party
has suffered a great loss
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
WILTSHIRE HARVARD
HEIGHTS ATTRACTS
SALES IN NEW TRACT MAKE
TOTAL OF $4,000
Property Along Harvard. Boulevard Is
Purchased by Home Builders.
Several Spacious Houses
Are Planned

Z. A. Forester & Sons report sales in
Wiltshire Harvard Heights aggregating
$13, $50, as follows
For the Forester Improvement COM
pany to George W. May Il lot, 50xl35
feet, ON the east side of Harvard boule-
ward, beginning 1876 feet south of VIII
shire, for a consideration of $1,000.
Buyer has begun the erection of fun
two story nine-room home.
Same company to Charles H. Rey-
nolds, a west frontage, 50X135 feet, on
King street, midway between Eighth
and Ninth streets, for $1400.
To w. b. Drackett, a lot, 50x135 feet,
on the east side of King street, midway
between Eighth and Ninth streets, for
s14O0. Buyer will build modern story
and a half home.
To Thomas o. Treen, a high and
slightly lot. 50x135 feet in size, on the
east side of Irolo, 150 feet north of San
Marine street, for consideration of
$780,
To George w. May, a west front, 50x
1876 feet, on King street, 100 feet south
of Seventh street, for $2050. Buyer will
begin Immediately the erection OF an
attractive story and a-half home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
EASTERN BUILDER
BUYS A LOT HERE
TO ERECT HOUSE ON FOURTH
STREET
Ten-Acre Vineyard Near Escondido Is
Traded for Farm in Indiana.
Orange Grove Sells
for $4,000

The Jones G. Ryder Land company
reports the sale to Charles f. Kratz
and Edward p. Pelton of a lot 41x140
feet to a fifteen-foot alley on the west
side of Fourth avenue, 220 feet north
of Jefferson avenue. The lot was for
merly owned by d. I. Nofziger of the
Nofzlger Lumber company. who sold
the same for a consideration of $1,000.
Charles F. Kratz, prominent and sue
cessful builder, who recently came here
from Cleveland, will improve the prop
erty with a siX-room modern bungalow.
The sale for Helen Marie Griffith to
M. ]. McLees of a siX-room modern
bungalow at 2312 West Thirty-first
street, on a lot 40x1261a feet on the
south side of West Thirty-flrst street,
near Arlington. This property was
bought for an Investment for $4,000.
H. A. Weber has sold to Ralph Nor
rill the property at POSI- West Thirty
first street, on the north side, near ST.
Andrews. The property consists of a
six-room modern bungalow on a lot
40x135 feet. 1t was bought for a home
for $4,000.
The Jones & Ryder Land company
reports through it's exchange depart
ment the exchange for Gilbert T. House
of his forty-acre farm near Versailles,
Ind. improved with orchard, house,
barn, outbuildings, ETC., clear, for the
five-room modern cottage at 946 West
Thirty seventh street, near McClintocl1
avenue; also a ten-acre vineyard near
Escondido' in San Diego county, and a
vacant lot 50x140 feet on the east side
of Gordon street near Fountain ave-
nue., Hollywood, formerly the properties
of w. A. Hensley. total valuation
S10,500.
The same department reports the sale
for A. c. Cook of his seven-acre orange
grove at Baldwin park, set to navel
and valencia oranges, for $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
OLD SAN DIEGO ACREAGE
is SOLD TO EASTERN MEN

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2S.-Thirty acres
in pueblo lot 1922, a portion of the
George w. CRANE estate, have been sold
through the agency of E. j. Swayne a.
Co. to a syndicate composed of eastern
capitalists for a consideration of $26, 2S6.
The sale is practically closed now, but
will be fully consummated when the
bid of the figures mentioned is accepted
and confirmed by the court.
The syndicate is buying the property
as an investment, and as soon as the
confirmation of the court Is received
the property will be subdivided and
placed on the market by the new
owners.
The property is considered choice.
being an elevated tract located be-
tween Father Horizons residence and
old San Diego. 1t is unimproved and
commands an excellent view of the bay
and ocean.
In subdividing, the new owners plan
extensive improvements. Streets will
he graded and water mains Installed.
Restrictions will be made as to residen-
tial improvements, owing to the large
expense which this tract will neces-
sarily require before 1t can be made
available for homes. y
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
LOOKS FOR BOOM
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS
BUILDER THINKS DECEMBER
WILL ALSO BE ACTIVE
Bungalow Continues the Most Popular
Type of Architecture-Eastern
People Make Preparations
and Inquiries

The Security Building company, Pa
cific Electric building, one of the larg-
est building concerns in the city, which
deVotes especial attention to the cree
ton of dwellings, takes a most opti-
mistic view of the building situation.
President c. b. Guenthart says that
the company is far buster now than it
was a year ago and that from the
number of inquiries constantly coming
in he is confident that December will
be most active month in the build
ing line, and he looks for a positive
boom after the holidays.
The bungalow, in the newest styles
and developments of this popular Cali
fornia type of architecture, is still the
sort of dwelling most in demand, and
to meet the requirements of all COM
ers the company has had various new
designs drafted, some of which are
marVelously attractive, and although
many of them are offered at a cheap
price, there is nothing cheap about
their appearance or style of construc-
ton.
Curiously enough, eastern people who
propose building in California almost
invariably prefer the bungalow.
The Security Building company has
a number of important contracts on
hand which it is about completing, and
during the past week has taken the
following new ones:
N r. Richardson Ontario, two five
room bungalows, $500 each; August C.
Krebser, Oneonto Park, South Pasa-
dena, one and one-half-story bungalow,
$2700; 3. E. Taylor Monrovia, one and
one-half-story bungalow, $500; Anna
Gautherat, Lawndale Acres, three
room house, $500; Edward Stott, 736
West Fifty-seventh street, five-room
bungalow, $1,000; Rose Sesma, Anaheim,
five-room bungalow, $1,000; Richardson
Bros. Victorville, one and one-half-
story store building.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
LAND Al OCEAN BEACH
is SOLD FOR $s7,os7

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2S.-One of tho
largest real estate sales of suburban
property made for some time was prac-
tically consummated this week when
M. Hall submitted bid Of $S7,OS7 for
Pueblo lot 205 portion of the George
w. CRANE estate. The sale will be
closed when the bid is confirmed by
the court.
Pueblo lot 205 contains 400 acres Of
land at Ocean Beach, overlooking False
bay and the ocean. The property con-
tains no improvements. Probably with
the only exception of a very few acres
every square foot of the land is desir-
able being high and level and AFFORD
ing an excellent opportunity for devel-
opment in the way Of a suburban resi-
Dental district. The western edge OF
the property adjoins the forty-acre
tract of the Ralston Realty company.
which has been set aside for an amuse-
ment park, at Ocean Beach. 4
Hall bought the land as an invest
ment. For the present he will hold It,
but later may subdivide and place on
the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
MAY APPEAL TO LAW TO
CHECK CHURCH NUISANCE

J. .-ome of the realty men of this !
!. city have been talking about APP !
: pealing to the lawmakers regard !
\ ing a certain situation that often !
j. bObs up in a new residential sec !
= ton. 1t relates to the erection of 4
j. small churches or missions on lots, !
= when a majority of the residents !
!. whereabouts do not wish such =
+ building there. 1t was suggested !
+ by one lot owner that the senti- i
!. ment of affected property owners !
!. ought to be learned before such 4
! institutions were sold lots or even !
i given leases. !
!. The statement was made that !
!. wh''~ these small missions were J
!. of themselves a first class thing !
j. for , community in general, seri- !
+ ously affected realty surrounding !
I. them. The real estate men are !
+ said to be talking rather quietly !
= about this idea, as they realize !
i. that there would be vigorous OPP !
i position to any such regulation. :
Help the other fellows youngsters a
Christmas festival.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
SUNSET BOULEVARD SEEKS
TO KILL KlcKERs' PROTEST

Special efforts are to be made to in
duce the "kicl,ers'' to withdraw their
protest to the city council against the
Improvement of Sunset boulevard
westerly from Marion avenue. This
work has been hanging fire for six
years. Petitions for the paving of the
street have been pending for three
years.
The city engineers office has labored
hard to get grade lines, sewer connec-
ton work, drains, retaining walls, gut
tiers and other features of the work in
shape for approval by the board of
public works and the council and the
officials think 1t would be deplorable
to let this improvement go back again,
especially as there are so many prop
erty owners on the boulevard and near
it, who are anxious for its improve
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29

There is talk OF. annexing territory
to the east of Brooklyn and Boyle
Heights to tne city. The settlements
are almost as cityfied as those west OF
Indiana street, and they have water
and gas, as well as much street work,
and there are also numerous street
electric lights, but some of the people
want to come ! the big city and are
agitating a special election, through
a petition to the city council. 1t is
hardly likely that the scheme will come
to a focus before March or April.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
PERMITS FOR
FOUR WEEKS
SPLENDID SHOWING IS MADE
IN Los ANGELES
TOTAL OF PERMITS REPRESENTS
$752,ss7
Consolidated Realty Takes Out Ger
tlficate for Class A Structure to
Cost Sill, o0o-class D Best
Item in Report

Building permits for twenty seven
days In November made the splendid
showing of s752,S97. representing 542
permits. The total was swelled by the
taking out last week Of $4,000 permit
by the Consolidated Realty company
for It's proposed building at 40o-410
West Sixth street. This building will
be of class A, steel frame construction,
two stories in height
While the permits for the first three
weeks of November ran ahead of those
of the corresp onding period last year
the month closes with last November
IN the lead In valuation. but not in the
number of permits. Last November's
record was 492 permits, valuation
S824,3S1.
The best item this month was class
D, one-story structure, for which were
issued 232 permits, valued at $685.
The report of Inspector Backus for
twenty-seven days in November is as
follows;
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
Scenic Road to Be Widened

ELSINORE, Nov. 2S.-The beautiful
scenic road, overlooking Lake Elsi-
more, between Elsinore and Lucerne,
is being widened. This road is one OF
the finest automobile roads in the
country. and the view from it is I'M
surpassed. The work is being done by
the county.
There is considerable building ac-
tivity at present and a number of cot
tages are being planned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
SALVATION army MAY Build

The Salvation Army win probably
build a new building on Grand ave-
nue. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
to be used as a home for women. Per-
mission to mortgage property at 125
East Fourth street to provide funds for
the new structure must first be obtained
from the superior court.