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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Pineapple
Inform alton

Do YOU know that YOU can use pine
apples TO flavor ice cream. sherbert,
to make pineapple short-cake, pincap-
pie jelly. pineapple layer cake. pine
apple fritters. pineapple pie. pineap-
pie tarts, pineapple turnoyers, pud.
dlngs. Brown Bettys2 In fact they can
be used as are strawberries and 9th
er fruits, and arc excellent mixed with
strawberries canned or preserved
Nothing is healthier than pineapples
at this time of the year, :
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
SIMMONS FACTORY
DESTROYED BY FIRE

, San Francisco. May 1.-The
} factory and furniture ware
} house OF the Simons Manufac
, turing company. located at 673
|, Fifth street In this city, was
, completely destroyed by fire at
, late hour last night The
, loss Is estimated at 100000,
, For a time the sheds OF the
, Southern Pacific Railway COM
|, pany wore In danger, and sew
, eral times the shingles ON the
, roofs OF the buildings became
, ignlted, but the tiremen, assist
, ed by the employees OF tho rail
, road company. succeeded in eN-
, tinguishing the blaze before
, any damage was done.
, The fire originated In some
, unknown manner In the finish
, ing room of the factory where
, a large quantity OF oil and paint
|, Is stored.
: r. - - n n
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
II @ U Sc
HAS IIREE
PATIENT is
SMALLPOX CLAIMS REAL ESTATE
DEALER
Also a Greek Working on Street Rail-
road--Stran9er From Idaho
Afflicted.

There are six cases of smallpox un-
der quarantine in the city. three new
cases having developed in the last few
days, VIM Hinklehooper. a real es-
tate dealer. IS the last victim OF the
disease to be conveyed to the pest.
house, where he has for company
Sam league and S BnclIon The cases
are importations. the real estate man
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
, Q Q @ O 0 O 0 G 9 O O O o O
EAMGR PICKED
UP WITHOUT GREW

Traverse City. Mich. MAY l.
Ann Arbor car ferry No. l
last night picked up the steel
bridge Batavia floating nineteen
miles south of Fox island with
out a crew. The table was set
for dinner.
The barge was towed to
Northport No one knows what
has become OF the crew II is
feared they are lost.
The Batavia was a lighter OF
202 tons and was built in 1904
for the Lehlgh Valley Trans
portatlon company OF Buffalo,
y. Y.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
A BARGAIN

House equipped with gas range Large 66x165-best
location Ogden Large adobe stable premises For fur
ther particulars call at Jefferson A.
Stevens 1927 Monroe Ave. Ind Phone 791
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

Elevators Stopped-Owing to a lack
OF electric power, the elevators
throughout the city were closed down
yesterday and hundreds OF busi-
ness men as well as their prospective
customers were forced to mount sky
ward under their own power. The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
SCHARFF LOSES HIS
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Mechanic Who Failed to Re
port TO Probation Officer
% Must Return 10 Prison.

Joseph Scarff the Young mechanic
who was senteaoei to four years In
Sing Sing by General Sessions Judge
NisloNo, and vino Subsequently sued out
writ Of habeas corpus tor his release,
was TO-DAY remani,d back to the peni-
ientisrv Ivy supreme Court Justice
plAtzek. on the ground that his relief
was not properly through habeOs cor
pus proceedings.
The REALTORS RELIEF IS through an
appeal 10 the Appellate Division or the
Governor for executive ciemcncy," jus
lice Platzek ruled.
Scharif pleaded guilty to n charge OF
Nronging q young girl on the promise
OF marriage. lie was sentenced TO the
EImlra Reformatory. but his acc,S,r
appeared In court and he welded her.
Then he was paroed In thc custody Of a
probation officer.
Later. It was alleged, Scharff violated
his parole by pot reporting to the pro-,
baton officer as he had agreed. and he
was taken before Judge Malone. who
sentenced hin, to Sing Sing. on the old
charge.
Mrs SchaIlf, wan.faccd little
woman. who appeared In court with
her husband, said that the probation
officer misunderstood request she
lad made, and that this resulted /.
scharffs incarceration.
Counsel for Scharf contends thal Ills
imprisonment is Illegal. as his marriage
10 the woman he was accused tof alb
quoting had ahs0lyed him from prose-
cption under the law.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
P|N|NC FOR HUSBAND,
SHE TRIES SUICIDE
Ship Captains Wife Shoots
Herself, but Has Chance
to Recover.

, pespond"nt because Of the continued
absence Of hpr husband at sea, Mrs
Mary Goary, ;wontv-thrce years old
attempted To- Kill herself to-day by
shooting herself in the left breast the
bullet passing clear through the body
The woman was removed to the Ger
man llpsp'tll by Dr. Stadder and there
b. IS said sh" las fair chance 70 re-.
cover.
Mrs Geary lives with her mother at
No. l?l George street, Williamsburg.
She has been married six years ago
and SIX weeks ago her husband sailed
for Southern waters on the ship ne
commands, His wife is always de-
pressed when hc IL away and since his
recent departure she had been moro
respondent than usual.
THIS morning, her mother hearing p
shot fired IN the room her daughter
occupies, entered the room and found
the young wife lying on the bed, fully
dressed. with 4 pistol clutched In her
hand.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
Such an Annoying Jest.

"YoS see" observed Ito acto- to the
Magistrate ut would Al. b, q Jcs. we're
/. not 50 annoying.
see n'' ,1c Itnurir,I,, " ,,,'i, "'e IN ~ a.
ia no Joke. In fact you are very
fortunate that this boz and his en-
ployer have been wl!lHs to withdraw
The charge Of assaul, as.'Ust You.
People with hoInrcd ant"r,dyuts aren't
in this comnJU,lg 10 choke
odd boys because there Is a
question regarding laundry bill or
81 ~. The less you havr TO say about
The matter the better, You arc hned 81"
Boucicault paid his fine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
ENDS HER LIFE BY POISON.
Husband Finds Body OF Suicide
Wife OH DininE-ROom Floor,

Mrs, Gretcham Robarg, forty seven
years old, of No, 1910 Washington street.
Hoboken, committed suicide early 20
day by taking carboic acid She was
found dead on the dlning-room floor by
her husband with an empty vial which
had contained carbolic acid beside her
The husband said that when she re.
tired last night she appeared to be In
good spirits and he could not account
for her suicide. She leaves two chill
drpn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
STEEL TRUST REPORTS
DECREASE OF EARNINGS.
Net Profits Show Loss for Year of
s7o,ooo,ooo AMI Surplus
S5,OO0,O0O, Against 1907.

The United States Steel Corporation
Issued report to-day :or the fiscal
year ending Dec, 81. 1905, which shows
n pronounced falling os in earnings
and surplus
The gross earnings decreased so75.-
100000. as compared with 1901, the net
earnings decreased about $4,000, 900
in like comparison. and the surplus
decreased nearly 5000, 900, as com
pared with 1907.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
Display Of Righteous lndigna'
ton Over Arrest Fails
to Impress Court,
LAUNDRY BILL ROW.
Stag Hero Said Arrest Was
al Outrage and a Ira
vesty on Justice.

Whom Aubrey Bouc!cault, arrested
last night charged with beating and
choking o fltteen-yesy-o!d laundry boy
who trIe'i TO coffee: bill OF 500 from
him. was arraisncd before Magistrate
Corrigan, In The West Side Court. TO.
Hay there was great display Of IN.
ju'el dignity and righteous Indignation
By tho actor.
My arrest" said lie, was a travesy
on Justice and an outrage. What liberty
is there in n city when nero laundry
messenger may 20 out upon the streets
and summon policeman TO enter the
home Of one who bears an honored
name-'o drag him to prison. Why,
they put me in n cell with common
criminals for two hours before Id
summon friends to bail me out. II was
quite ridiculous, but nevertheless it was
] shall cause an investiga-
ton by the authorities, and | shall make
every effort to have discipline applied
to this man who arrested me-"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
The Boy With the Bill.

Joseph Baker, o. No. Il West Thr.
tIeth street, the laundry errand boy,
told how ne was sent by his employer
to Boucicault's clearinghouse, at No.
ol9 West Fortv-eighth street, with IN.
structions 20 collect that &9 before
delivering the weeks wash.
Joseph said that Boueicault at first
pretended that boy couldn't be trust
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskv Y

Ouny Pure Malt Whisky regularly according directions strengthens
oyerwokei
ct health It'd eyounSNn
druggist Malt
the genuine in
the rk uno'n
free sdk
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
SOUND SCHEDULE RETAINED.
y. =. and n. II. Bonts VIII Make No
Change In Running.

NEW HAVEN, March li-According
% an official statement. the New York,
New Haven and hartford Railroad
Company will make no change IN IT,
summer schedule Of SQUAD boats TO
Ase1 ths :ampsutoa 0: sal!ds us.a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
Ross Denies Right Of Aged
Spouse From Whom He
Eloped to Change viii.
p250,O0o IS INVOLVED.
Other Woman in Case Called
by Defense Tells of The
Youthful "Romance."

rh. ashes o. a romance almost
h1,-tcr NJ century aid waro r,lo1
,'''n
''''' "''e' '''''''" III '"' ''''"'S"
Eonrt 81 Equity to-day Whc1 IN tn
tut * Hueoon Ross for his wi.,'s $50. toH
Estate Laura II rrrntor,g s,r,r,.,,.
! =,
''''''a - ''"'''''' '''''. '"'' "'!'''''''''
WAS caIeh 10 me stand Sac ei"N"d with
Eoss in iSIa son ai,r his marriage.
when hc was eighteen. e. woman o..
forty-four. and IS row tie wife OF q
Brooklyn lawyer. In altering tor. she
told ~ hcr digit With Ross aui Hoi
tnbsc1usnt ne with him in PhI,adc-
tRa' whittier h!i '''-Ii' spouse pJl-
'u'" mem ana had l'"sf imprisoned.
ROSS Is 'FylhS I" 'e'nNcr his w,'"'s
ts'''e "n w E'olhH t"a' immediately
A''e' ."e'' MARI we III !s'"' cath mai,
W." n"''s t"'.. Property 10 'ach
.. "'''' ''.'' "'FS ''''l some ''"'
.sn, w. I','''' S"' IN" maze "H'''''r
, "" ms '''' ''''''' ~ "'' "'P"'""
,.,.
WV '''' 0pp'eh"ee
Al we TINE l'oSs married her sh"
vas E''"ao''" ,o".''' ana Lad blk
n"'''e'E sop ~ No. W fIith "Y'Un"-
. ~ WIN" me lh<'!'.''pie
sao" omo , Nv , ', yI',i 10y 'e'''-
Smith. the, seventeen. and il, ,ro hro,,,
nj her rsnnrl>ab,. h,,,,.v ia r,o,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
New Macaroni

Or 'rashe;'.; reg so: No. TO- d1c
size wooden eoa,,.....,.... nv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-17
White Cherries

! lisSys e,t-a ROYAL ANNE Cali.
forms cherries; tot, 400; o5r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31
Sm senoagsfolen.

Da Ell SCR. 81. NieIien for fort 8io
ii0en ifreo ct file Stpffe I n8onife-
rem" utt0er oen Operifrift, par ieg
lige | Serb meO at forbereoe mig til
at 6oG0e ct 6oreorng ON 5sn0ogifo-
len = for mine 5olf; og iaa te1fte
ieg, at ieg meO noeen 5oran6ring
meo oct iarnme fnnoe ifripe liot for
o9oniferen". Seq bar 10 ogioa en-
Sang BAIT liot meo Ssnoogsifolen
at g6re 6aaoe biernme / 0anmarf og
6eroOre. Seq bar oeiaa p9ret meo
til at Orefte De Sp6r9smaoI og Can
fer, iom Sr. 81. 0ieIien peger pan
og frnOe ogiaa nof enife at lie Dem
beban0let igen, tbi enonu er ser oiit
life @ni9beO. Seq nil ogioa / oct fel-
gell0e fomme til Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31
#Spnonasffplen

Oct er meo Ssn0ogSifolen iom
nleO iaa mango anoreGing i airfell,
at Den er life befalet | @uoS Or0,
er altiaa Ell al De Sin0, iom bar i'm
9erettigelie / airfens biitopiife llo-
pifling.
Oo en- Metooiit Ell Sang fortolte
mig, at oe / 0eres Strife fife oil0e
babe anoet, emo 6Dao Der bar befolet
| 8uoS Sr0, og at De oerfor life
bab0e a%onfirmation og altore lig-
nenOe 8in9, iom hi 10 bapoe, ipiirgte
ieg BAN, ON oe 0o life 6oboe Sgr-
oagSlfole. Sg ga ban ioareoe 10,
bao ieg BAN ON at bile mig, boor
oct bar befolet. San fonot intet
Sborl = Sci = fan Ri enooa foa
COB til at beboloe SUBS Or6 / &ir-
fen, iaa fan Ssnoa9sifole, Soon.
firmation, Sfriftemaalet, &oinoers
Iltergang % Stemmeret og man.
&c ANDRE 3ing, iom Der fun6e n9o-
mes, 9oot booes | oen ianoeite al
bore airfer; tbi ON fife befolet, iaa
er oe efter SUBS Sro berettieet.
Men netop iom ioaoon ma Ssn.
oo9sifolen iom Ell bibelif. friitelig
og firfelig Snititution ferit p9re Ell
HeligionsifoIel
Der er oel iao mango, iom oil
lioe: Sa oct er oo pei leluiagtl
Weil er oct MI oet2
Seq bar ga paa flere Ste0er Jet,
at ma 0riper Senoa9sifolen lna-
Dan, at &eligionen bliper liot tpno.
Mon bar en- 81 9 s &losie. og ioa
gennemgnar maj meo ben ell lille
2eftie. gr oet G~eligion2 Noget lig-
nenoe meo Ell bibelbiitoriif alnsiel
man lpier mnaife ballot ON
ballot, itaner ct life afinit igelnem.
Offer Ell 29rebogsflasie, boor man
laoer Dem ramie eIer ltommer iig
igennem, iom De MI beoIt fan =. Or
oct Heligionsifole? @aer er oct en-
Sproeifole nleo Geligionsbe9er?
Sa, men Senoagsifolen b%egpnoer
ga meo 9en, Gang og SUBS Oro8
2esning. ga, men ieg bar Jet, at
oct err iom Hegel tun De fao, Der
fonlmer tioli9 nof til oetl - ga,
men ioa taler ga Ell 6oritan0er ooer
en- @ploen Sefit eler ct @lbs Sro
bngefterl ga, paa niSIe Ste0er, men
ieg bar mango Steoer Jet, at oct
bleo Der in9en 3i0 til, og ie9 bar
iommle Sioer t9nft paa Snraos
0rem = oe mngre llitQte De fe0e =
Sprogifolen ilngte Heli9ionsifolen
90 ieg bill 6er iige, set lparer life
til Senoagsifolens Soc. Get Ipo.
rer 6perfen til Sen6og eller Sfole
/ mango Senongsifoler iblonot oSl
Seq mener, at / Senoogsifolen
mao GGgten Iigge poa Geligions-
Chen, on at set mao bgreO paanen,
at / set nli1oite ct @uoS 0ro l9g-
ges ben til boer enfelt Barn. so
bpaO enten man M briiger ggS,
0ibelbiItorie 2prebog og Vibel-
Glosie - eller bpo0 ieg MI mener
er BET beoite, at man bruger Den al
Senonesifole-aomiteen uoarbeiOeoe
Sefit og isger UNDER ct fornuftigt
GloSieipItem, at foa ieln De minolte
| Gale, at foa ion mango iom mt
lig til at lrre ct @itos Oro, Ell ltsr-
re eaer minore Settle, os erlboer
2erer os 2arerinoe ieger at fao
EN- Samtofe meo 9ernene ON oct
lerte SUBS Orb = og at Der peo
Ell Spergen og Sparen bliper Ell
8efielpirfning melem 9ern og Sp-
rer. Oct er 40 ben Sci, ieg meller,
at Senoaesifoleu letteit mar lit
Maol eler Soc iom airfeifole bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31
Snsboloerife pnifes.

On troenoe 9lore Biee eIer enfe
uoen Born, ira 80 til 40 aar "nIfes,
til at beitpre Suiet for en- enfemano
meo TO imaa Born 2 og 3 Gor gamle
pnn en- Sarm.
SuIius Sopbus 0ielen
SIT. 1, gor AZ,
aenmore, %. 8nf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31

AAiiAQiGI Inlii JtNbNA - ia aAtCNAk ~
Ell opmprfiom Sitter Dnoer BOG
BELT at iptte fine @nrn, bnor Sti-
men er tetteit. Den er gonife tGt
mellem ellis SsGano og Sobofen
poo Den enc SIDE og 9e6enbaOn
paa Den a10en. 5olf refer baa0e til
.og iro amerifa, og boer enelte Der.
Jon bar Ell Siel / iig og en- Gpig-
beo for Jig.
en- pirfeIig &oman.
6or nlarge gar Iioen boeoe Der
paa Ell al De oanife ger Ell ing
8aaromnnosenfe. Yda inmne egn
fanotes Ell fottig ung aarl, iom be.
iao ct lioligt @empt, Der blonot an.
oct CAB iig lloilog beo 8enoernes
9nrie, bpor ban ipiaeoe fsrite Bio.
lin. San fom oa ogian til at ipil.
lie ferite 8iolin poa ben unge 8oor0'
m~nnbsenfes Sierteitrenoe, og ban
blep lnoleoes meo en- Sang @aaro.
mnno. Nen BET er 10 iaa fin Sag
at fomme bit til 9eirs, nanr man
er uport oermeo, TIL man bliper let
ioimmel. 8or unge 9elt unogif life
oen 5are. San par pluoielig fonl.
men blonot De tore, % tort ifuloe
oct oGre. Soa f~orbp90eOe ban fig og
enote / en- 5oait. gn aften liiteoe
ban iig ion paa Sci til amerifa Dan
bar ielp i~ortalt mig oet). Men Der
par pitt ingei, Der tGnfte paa at
Itanoie bnm, tbi Der bar Inlet for
are0itorerne at oin0e oerpe0. Wan.
ben par iaomeno erli9 .tof, men
o6por intet er, er aeiierens Get ior.
loren, bar Ell 9nmmel Spoe f%ortalt
mig. Bore 8en1er lanoeoe iao ct
Steo Der uOe / Wisiisiippioalen, og
0n ieg traf Dem, bar be Weolemier
al en- Wenigbeo, bpis Br9it ieg bar
/ nogle aar. gggteparret baooe
fact fsbt en- 5arm, og ifsnt ieg life
ioo nsie fenote 5orboloene, iao bar
De bog pitt iaaoan, at De bolot Gar.
men og betnlte Henterne, men Wan.
oer, DE bap0e febt Den al, 6olot aa-
pitolen, Der Itoo / @ienoommen. Men
ioo iamleoe De 10 efterbaanoen 9e.
iptning og Naifineri, % Soroen
fteg pei o9ioa / Bris. De baooe ell
ereite Oatter, iom naturligois bar
oeres Gieiten. Men bun fortiente
ooiaa at oere oct, tbi benoes Opfer.
ieI bar ianoon, at ole, Iom fenote
benoe. ogteoe ben0e. Sun bar oglaa
en- trofait % f9rlig Datter, Der par
iaa goo til at biplpe fine 8or9lore.
Raar DC life bebsoeoe benoes SiGlp,
tiente bun / oen itore 8p og fit Ell
goo 2en. gtn, nnee Bigger t9tfer
10 ofte paa ell Sang at faa ct eget
Sieni, og oct aioroe bun pei ogiaa.
Saa tilbeo Ger iig 2eiliobeo, tbi en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31

(Sluttes poa SIDE g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-31
Sc iinses 8ibliptef:

Jra llpenifab til 9enffab, fer 80 MI SO oe 20
Ssrt al Serren, for 80 ----m %
@uo er min 5reIie, fsr .9O----m %
&eoebuiet. Snbb, for 80 MI 10
Sanobeoen tro, fsr LOO ---- %
2patempn0, for 10 mn .O5
alm en- Sieneiepige, for 10 o. mn .O5
Ere Sueaftener Il OmiIos), fsr go mi %
3igsineref, for 80 ------ 90
On Sfptsengel, for 10 ---- mn .O5
Sort9aineer, 100 Wfatbieien, fsr 10 mn %
Sortedineer for Ssnoaesif. for t2O MI so
Sra Sfoneiet at 9. g., for 100 mi %
SreIit peo Ell SnIme, for .15 nut .O5
gcce Sonto, for 20 ---- mn 10
Git Sorn Soneboe, for 80 mi %
Sriis. q. :.
! Sfae oe Storm. Isr so MI 90
y Stibeo. fsr 10 MI .05
0robc-9iasmnsien:
ariitelige 2epnsoslpb, for 100 nu .25
Samien, :. So:
Sierteifuo, fer 10 mi .O5
8eibIoniter, fer 70 .25
@n @nos Wono, for 35 n nu. 10
Np loitiaiussfruater. for 80 nh 10
Splinter at ct @eroensipeil. for % mn 10
SanIcn, Garl 5ibcr:
On amerifa, fr 200 mn 80
Sanicn, Spbn:
Snoer Dor, for 80 mi 20
SI @uo, for 80 M 90
Sarbosre Sanebog, for .35 M Is
Scegaarb, g:
Om SntoIerance (Omilas), for 80 M 20
Sanch, g.:
On poff SamiIie, for lao mn 30
Scibera, Gnno:
Den friiteIiee StloenterbepqgeIie. for 10 III %
&encb, :. g.:
Woo Stremmen og Spar, for t.5O M ST.
Spar, for 80 nh 81
Inn. Gnfh. HnbI Sonic.
Vluir. Jrhr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09

Few OF US can afford 10 be idle, and
10 those who work. a sound. strong
back is necessity. A bad back pre-
vents rest or sleep. and aches all day
with a Gull. tired throb.
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike you whom you lift. or twist
about, OF reach. that your work Is too
hard for you. Bad backs are COM
mon In every occupation. Those
aches and twinges are only Natures
warning that the Kidneys need help.
IL rs easy TO tell n the kidneys are
sick. and are not thoroughly doing
their work OF altering the blood.
Backachs Is an early warning. Head
ache. dizzy spells. puffy swellings un.
der the eyes or I'm the ankles and legs
nervousness, irritability. rheumatic
pain and tired feelings also tell OF kid
ney ills.
Examine the urine. If II Is ex-
trcmely pale and light. the Kidneys
are not getting out all OF that uric
poison. If IL is dark colored and
thick. passages too frequent, or too
scanty, IL there IS any sediment de.
posted when II stands, II passages
burn or pain. that Is proof enough
thnt the Kidneys need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
NEW CLERKS FOR
ASSESSORS; NO
HEADS TO FALL
ADDITIONAL POSITIONS TO BE
CREATED WILL TAKE CARE or.
Jos-sEEkING D ocRATs-
HELP BADLY NEEDED. 81

There will be no removals in the
assessors office at present, and Repub-
lican clerks are safe In their jobs. At
the same time, certain of the Demo-
cratic brethren will be taken care OF.
In the next meeting of the asses
sors. within a few days, a request wilt
be drawn up for more help In the OF.
fee. This will be sent to the council
and an estimate for extra men will
also be included for the ensuing year.
BY this arrangement everybody is left
happy.
We need three more men," an.
nounced Assessor Henry C.. Doran FRI
day morning. lone OF these will be
an assistant to the special clerk who
is now on assessment work, while the
other two are needed for general work
in the Office. The office force OF the
assessors has not been increased in
years, although the city boundaries
have been greatly increased. We SIM
ply need the men, that's all. There
will be no removals.
1t will not be known until after the
meeting whether Assessor Plass will
get one of the three appointments. The
assessors will have data to show that
their present force Is inadequate for
their work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
POLICE BELIEVE
THEY HAVE BOLD
SUGAR THIEF
GEORGE MEYERS, ARRESTED ON
LARCENY CHARGE, IDENTIFIED
AS MAN WHO PULLED OFF AU.
DACIOUS JOB LAST SUMMER.

Arrested by a policeman attached to
OF simple larceny. George Meyers, 20
years old, giving his address as No.
100 st. Joseph-st., was recognized by
Detectives Stenton and Dowd, OF tho
central bureau, as a man they have
been seeking since last summer Tor
the theft of a 5000 consignment OF
sugar from the Grand Trunk freight
warehouse Meyers was promptly ar
raigned in police court on the old
charge and is now awaiting eXamina-
ton
The theft OF the sugar was a par
ticularly bold job. Meyers. who Is
teamster, is alleged 10 have borrowed
truck, and, representing himself as
an employe of Lee, Cady e. Smart, ia
whom the sugar Ut barrels) was con
signed called at the warehouse and
carted it away He is supposed to
have disposed of it in various places.
Following this job. Meyers disap'
peared for a time, but returned few
days ago and has since been up 70
his old tricks" the detectives say
They are also trying to connect him
with the larceny OF truck load OF
potatoes from freight she'd
Meyers was photographed and
measured by Police Photographer
CaTmody, Friday morning, and his pic
ture will hereafter adorn the rogues
gallery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
HOWARD SCHOOL IS
CLOSED; OWNER
OWES $4,000
"HE COULDN'T MEET DEBTS AND
so GAVE UP AND WENTTO CHI
CAGO TO LOOK FOR WORK."
SAYS WIFE.

Financial difficulties are responsible
for the closing OF the Howard Bust
ness college, at No. 16 John R.-st. Sew
eral pupils are mourning the loss OF
tuition paid In advance, teachers are
shy" salaries and other creditors are
to the bad, the Indebtedness totaling
about $4,000.
When the pupils went to the school
Friday morning they found the doors
locked and the rooms stripped OF their
furniture. w. II. Flynn, who had
leased the building to Joseph G. How
ard, Is out about $500 In rent. and
with this, and printing. advertising
and other bills being presented for
payment, Howard found he could no
longer keep his head above water. so
he placed the matter In the hands Of
his attorney, Arthur II. Covert, and
left the city for Chicago. 1t is said.
The typewriters belonging to the Fox,
Underwood and Smith-Premier people
have been returned, and the Detroit
Picture Co. has taken it's furniture.
Mrs. Howard, who lives at No. SO
Woodland-ave. said that the school
had to be closed because her husband
could not meet his obligations.
Business was dull, and competition