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The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
FRIENDS OF SPORT
ARE OUT FOR LODGE

Friends of baseball and other clean
sports are rallying strongly TO the sup
port OF John G. Lodge, candidate for
the Republican nomination for county
auditor. because of the fact that
Lodge has always taken live
ly Interest i'm legitimate sport.
AS a member OF the leg
islature his announced policy has been
TO favor any Legislation designed TO
place sport on a higher and cleaner
basis and TO oppose any attempt to
interfere with IL.
One thing that has pleased rue i'm
mensely in this campaign" says Mr..
Lodge. is that no newspaper and no
individual, as far as ! know. has said
a word disparaging me personally.
have not campaigned. as some pro
fessional politicians understand the
term. | have simply let II be known
that ! am candidate. and believe
that am sufficiently we'll known to
win out
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MAYOR NON-COMMITTAL
ON NEW COMMITTEE

Mayor Breitmeyer assumes non
Committal attitude toward the citi.
2cns' committee on municipal owner.
ship. formed Friday evening in the
council chamber.
I'VE are looking for information re
Larding the street railway problem,
he said Saturday. We don't care
where the information comes from as
long as IL is useful. All the informa
ton that this body can furnish will be
well received.
Organization OF the municipal own
prship campaign was discussed by the
organization committee headed by w
D. Mahon after the general meeting
Friday evening. 1t was decided to
have a number OF subcommittee, al
though not as many as has the mayors
committee OF So Money VIII be re-
luired and it is likely that the council
will be first requested to assist in this
way.
No one has been chosen yet as chair
man of the municipal ownership com
mittee. and il is likely THAT some one
who Is not at present member will
be asked to accept the honor. several
names having been suggested.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
SUFFRAGETTES PLAN
ANOTHER ATTACK

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The srffragettes
are planning another gigantic demon.
STATION on March 80, which will. they
say, eclipse all previous efforts. They
will storm the house Of parliament and
each one in the raiding party will
carry chains with which to bind her.
self to any point OF vantage attained.
They have arranged to form In parade
line but, at the psychological moment
to band into flying wedge and in
this manner they hope 10 sweep all
human opposition away. They even
hope To be able to batter down the
doors II they are locked against en-
trance into the house Of commons.
A squad of the more militant of the
suitragettes gathered today at Hollo-
way Jail to welcome half dozen WON.
EN- who completed their terms OF i'm
prisonment. Those released took part
ia the suffrage rioting late in Jan
uary.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
DIED

BASTEDo-Died Feb. 26. at residence.
762 Cass-ave. John Nellis Bastedo.
, Notice of funeral later.
Ct'DDY-Feb. 20 1903. James H.. at
his late residence, 3S7 Fourth ave.
age % years. Funeral Monday from
house $40, cathedral of SIS. Peter
and Paul, Adeialde-st, 3 O'clock.
Member OF Branch No %, G. NJ. y.
A. knights OF Equity and Fairbanks
post, g. a. II. Interment Mt. Elliott
Oswego, y Y. papers please copy.
DURAND-At the residence or Chas.
Guidot. I'm Taylor township. AleNap :
der Durand age 90 years. Funeral
from residence Sunday. Fob. %. at 2
y. IN. local.
GRuEBNER-Feb 81. August r., age
50 years. beloved husband OF Mrs.
Emelia Gruebner and father OF Al
bert, Herman. William. Emil. Angus
Jr.. Edward and Leo Gruebner Fu-
neral sunday from residence, Van
Dvke-aVe., ~ 1880 and at Grace
Lutheran church at y. M. standard.
lntermeHt at Forest Lawn cemetery
LEBOT--Feb. &c. 1909. at the residence
OF his daughter. Mrs. Neil Mcmillan.
1ll5 Jefferson Enos Lcbot. agco
50 years Funeral services from
house Monday at y. IN. Burial pr
Natc.
McCARTIiY-Fcb 25.. Mrs. Lillian Pa
beau Mccarthy. beloved daughter Of
Mrs j. Brabeau. sister OF Mrs. George
Barkley. Mrs. Frank lIelgentraegcr
Victoria l. Brabeau, Frank rabeau,
George Prabeau. Lawrence Ernbeau
Funeral from $50 East Wilis-ave.
S:30. standard, Monday morning, 81
Flizabcth's church at = o'clock.
ROSS--William Andrew. aged 65 years
beloved husband OF Elizabeth RosS
and father OF Mrs. Jessie Watkins, 81
DAYTON. -. Prayer NJ the residence
1885 Third-ave, at u. m. sunday
the body TO he taken To the f9mil y
mausolcum in Kenton. O.. Monday
LsrH - .Isa IH..I lHs.. A
tonic. Tex, George II. Seeley. 10
loved son or Mary Seeley and thc
late Henry Spelcy. of 2S5 Selden-avc.
brother OF Henry \. Seelev. Edward
j. Seeley. Mrs Mary Calvin. and 10
seph g. Seelcy. of Montreal, Quebec
Burial az San Antonio. Ten.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
ADMITS JUSTICE
OF FREER'S CLAIM

Fred c. Austin, as trustee for the
bankrupt estate of Cameron Currie
has filed an answer in the federal
court TO the petition In which Charles
l.. Freer asked to be paid out of the
sale of Cameron Currie's stock ex.
change seats for stock which he had
loaned with the seats as security
Austin admits the Justice of Freers
claim, but says that some Of the
creditors take an opposite position. lie
therefore offers To allow these credit
ors to use his name i'm litigation over
the matter, only specifying that the
creditors must pay all expenses IL they
lose
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
HUSBAND GETS WARRANT
FOR ELOPING PAIR

Alleging that his wife is living on
Farnsworth-st., with one Wella Mache-
kits, with whom she eloped from Buff.
falo. Misha Obadof, of Columbus, Pa,
obtained warrant for the arrest of
the couple. Saturday. Obadof, who is
a miner says that his wife took 500,
lis entire savings, and went to Buff
falo recently to rent a house and
start a new home for him. She was
TO write and let him know of her sue
cess, but he never heard from her.
Going to Buffalo. he learned that she
had left for Detroit with M9chekits.
so he came here. and succeeded in To-
eating the couple, he says.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
DEFENDS ACTION IN
PERMITTING BOYS
OF IS TO SMOKE
sUPT. OF D'ARcAM6AL HOME
SAYS RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF
TOBACCO SAVES SMALLER
kids" FROM THE WEED

Homer r. Lane, superintendent OF
the d'Arcambal farm, VINO was charg-
ed in the Juvenile court, Friday after
noon with allowing the boys under
his charge TO smoke. readily admits
the charge, and defends his action.
people not acquainted with the
facts have no idea OF the condition OF
many OF the boys when they reach
the farm" he said. They come there
literally saturated with tobacco. The
street urChtHs We get don't merely
chew tobacco. They eat IL. and they
reach the farm with an appetite for
u chew or smoke, and | know from
experience that IL is absolutely impos-
sible 10 keep tobacco from them
With all their regulations at the state
industrial school in Lansing the boys
get tobacco and use IL, not only the
big boys, but the smaller ones as well.
II would rather that the boys were
tobacco users than liars. and that Is
what they will be IL the larger OF them
cannot have q smoke. Every evening
| invite the boys over 16 into my pri-
vate room, and there with myself and
Mrs. Lane, who Is popular with the
lads. We have social chat, where the
boys smoke under proper conditions.
This practice has completely stopped
the smoking by small boys on the
farm. We have court conducted
entirely by the boys, OF whom there
arc 90 now on the farm. and the rule
is that no boy under 16 Is permitted
to smoke. The boys themselves en-
force the rule. and know that
great many boys have been absolutely
cured of the tobacco habit while at
the farm. A complaint is made against
any small boy caught smoking and he
Is brought before the court and prop
erly punished.
institutions all over the country
are realizing that they cannot keep
tobacco from the boys and are per
hitting its use under restrictions. la
Cleveland they do not permit smok-
ing but allow the boys To chew.
AT the d'Arcambal farm now you
will not find big boys sneaNing about
the barns smoking on the sly and
teaching the little fellow the habit.
know the new practice has proved a
success"
County Agent Sam Lawrence eN
pressed his surprise al the revela-
tions made regarding smoking at TIC
d'Arcambal farm. and does not hest
tate 10 express his disapproval of the
practice.
The officers OF the juvenile court
are doing what they can TO stop the
boys from smoking and those sent
10 the farm are actually encouraged,
at least the older ones are he says.
1T strikes me that the charitable peo-
PIE whose gifts provide for the upkeep
Of the farm will not he pleased D
learn that their money is going for
tobacco and pipes"
Judge Rohnert refused TO discuss
the situation.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
SAYS HE CAUGHT WIFE
KEEPING DATE WITH MAN

In a suit for divorce. filed Satur day
morning, Frederick Stanley charges
his wife. Charlotte. with conduct I'M
becoming dutiful and loving wife.
He alleges that one evening. In July.
1907, she announced that she was go
ing 10 lodge, and left the house at :
O'Clock. Frederick was suspicious.
and followed her. He says she went
To Belle Isle. and there met man.
when Mr. Stanley stepped up TO ques-
ton her about such conduct. the man
said he didn't know she was a mar
ried woman. and went away.
Harriet Stockbridge also asks for
a divorce from her husband. Wales X.
Stockbridge.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred Sender. %. Alphema Rupers-
burg. *
Coy, IS.
George 3 Lisee 81, Detroit. Lola
Chatters. "a. Flushing.
Benz A. Gordanter. SO; Iva Love. 10.
Bernard Goldstein, 81. Cincinnati,
Mabel Pollock. 20 Detroit.
Rene Vereecke. rs. Mathilde NJ. De-
vos, 81.
James r. Godbuld, SO Detroit. Hazel
Stevens, n. Flack Rock.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
FOR sALE-rARMS.

4 600 ACRES--Excellent stock grazing
land IN Glare county. Michigan. All
enclosed with woven wire FENCES Z.
soil ~ good, sandy and clay loan
ground covered with clovcr and tim
-o.hy; excellent watns> This can %
bought today TO close an estate AT
$500 per acre. This is snap.
$50 ACRES-D.xieland. Texas. twenty
I'VE miles south ot Pecos. on the Pc
cos river: = good fNe-room house.
corrals for stock and other build
ings; a private irrisating plant THIS
is In tho vicinity where they make
from $500 10 81, 900 an acre IL raising
onions Will sell In ten. twenty ~
forty acre tracts. IL desired. OF viii
trade Tor Detroit city property
500 ACRE.S--Dauphin county, Mantle
ba seventy acres ploweS; the pest
soil and beautiful lake; VIII eN-
change for Detroit property. Price
$500 per acre.
lsT ACRES-Nsar Utica, McComb coun-
": two-story frame house. barn Ask
81 IT,. and another 3sxt5 IT,. win
other good buildings; soil Is dark.
gravelly loan: ten acres second
growth timber; good fences. etc
Price ss.350.0o.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Small Bows Costly Prank.

Going down stairway in the Pard.
ridge n Blackwell store from the sec.
onG TO the ground floor, Saturday
morning, small boy grabbed pro-
jectng pipe and began to swing on
IL. The pipe was a part OF the auto
matte sprinkler system and the boy 3
prank started the water flowing Tho
ground floor was partially flooded be
fore the water was shut of The boy
took 10 his heels. III
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
DAILY DEATH LIST

Margaret Pcs bles. ~ years. Grace
Jennie Powers. 30 years, SIS Durand .
absCess OF liver.
Mary \. Mckay. 90 years. Cleveland,
Ohio; pneumonia.
Marie j. Dupont, g. years. 123 East
Forest; pneumonia
John h Treharne. months. lois
Medbury pneumonia
Ivan Woolley. 5 months. Children's
Free hospital; mastoiditis.
Frank Franklin. Il years. $50 Tween
ty-dith; appendicitis.
Marie Fleming, 90 years. y2i West
Fort. fatty degeneration Of heart
Sol :. Bateson. 3s years, AS Lansing;
tuberculosis.
Eli Lett. so years. los clinton; pneu-
monia.
Margaret Broge. 10 months $50 Park
er: pneumonia.
Carl schiller. years. 33 Delray;
pneumonia.
sylvia Bing. years, Az 1nird; diph-
iberia.
john Rines. 4 years, 252 Champlain,
scarlet fever.
High, mltral insufliciency.
Bertha Iiinz Is years, 3l+ Hunt; car
diac insuiilciency.
William - Webster. % wears. 700
West Fort; cerebral hyperemia.
Helena I<noblock month, 1870 ThIr-
ty-third: commissions
BERNARD Reiss. 10 months. 54s
Mitchell. bronchitis.
Susan SChrock, % years. 99l McKin-
Icy: nephritis
Ella rcbo, months. 1877 Elizabeth
couN ulslous.
Mary Rozewicz - years. lO4 Ham
mond; dropSy
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Wants Chemists Meeting

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Rep. Bur.
ton Harrison this morning secured the
passage of his Joint resolution author
ling tho president of the United
states 10 invite the International Con
vention OF Applied Chemistry to mold
its eighth meeting In the United
Cfatas in fQID
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
rOR sALE-FARMs.
HANNAH
Headquarters for Farms

SO ACRES-Near Gaylord. Otsego co
~ Michigan; land in nigh state
cultivation; four acres OF tim
plenty of fruit. excellent IT,
cattle barn 6Oxl00 II; grain barn.
Nd0 IT,. carriage house. full oa@<
nent. has furnace, bath, good hot III
cold water. has splendid cistcrn;
a foot OF waste land on this pi0
will take some Detroit city propeg9
as part payment. balance on IQ}
time per cent Price. $lc,0oo.00 ~
70 ACREs-Half-m from village ~
v.ica, good house. good barn, othf4
outbui!dlngs; a large chicken nous
two good wells. an apple orchard An
some timber; will trade for city prup<
erty. Price. 100000.
90 ES-Near Mt. Clemens. 50 acr1
Improved, 10 acres timber. secoo0
growth white oak: new seven-ro0y
house. good porch and barn Slxxy)
the fences are good Price. $s.oVV-ovl
one half down.
a. ACREs-At willis. Wayne county
Michigan; ten-rocm house with
good cellar. fair barn. good well. ane
other buildings. good orchard, grape9
peaches and other fruit. eight asreS
OF woods. Price $1.600.00.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOY =.
samuel Donnell 2sS Gibson.
William Allen. 2G0 Linwood.
Edgar Bayne. 431 Third.
Frederick Carl 448 Twenty fourth.
Robert Grace, lIi0 Lafayette
Joseph Weishaar. 103 McKinstry.
Hiram Burr, 1903 Seyburn.
Thomas Rebel. 292 Fifteenth.
Nalenty Grzeila. 620 Frederick.
Geo. Wilcox, 46l Mullett.
Earl Goodwin, S4s Lafayette.
GIRLS.
Tony Jambowski. 129 Kirby
Frank Nowak. 20l Thirty third.
Albert Lenz. 22l 2Stlf.
Charles Sims. 6si Ferdinand.
Frank Hosie. l9l Helen.
Joseph Larinel. 1856 Warren.
Charles Wendler. 46t Elmwood
Claude Iianley "a Dragon.
Willard Stebbins. 2295 Michigan.
August Slesinski. ~ Vernon.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
ramney Reports Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Elm the
house this morning Rep. Tawney, of
the committee on appropriations. re-
ported the general deficiency appro-
priation bill The bill carries S17 ,5si.-
932. This is the last of the appro-
priaiion bills to be reported to the
honse.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MEETING NOTICES.

MASS CONVENTIONS are hereby called
for Thursday. March 4. 1909. at 80
Gratiot-ave., for state. county and
city. TO nominate candidates for va
rious Offices, to be voted for at the
coming spring elections. and transact
such other business as is proper. So
cialist Labor party. VIM. Hoag.
Chairman. II. Richter. secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Fon sALE-REsIDENoE ee rxors


FOURTH, near Pitcher. S-room solid
brick. fun basement furnace, S+s19a,
easy terms.
MoRkELL. near Dix. rooms. al, mod
ern. steam heat owner leaving city;
must sell.
MAYBURY. near Myrtle. 7 rooms. bath
gas, cellar, must ba sold t. close
estate; use Ice osscr.
FIFTEENTH. near Hudson. rooms
all modern; 81. 300; terms.
WABASH. near Grand River, rooms
bath. gas and cellar, 54-ft lot. ~.
500.
HUBBARD. near DIX, broom cottage
lot 36X2o0; $1,000: sl00 down.
s-ROOM COTTAGE. near Burroughs
Adding Machine Co, $1,000. easS
terms.
HUMBOLDT, near Myrtle. 6-room cot
tage. $1,000. h u terms.
LlNWOOD. near McGraw: broom brick
full basement. furnace. outside own
er: must sell. any offer Will be cor
sidered.
$3.50 BUYS real lot on Canton-ave~
near Lambert; only few left.
sS00--On HJribut a block from Mack
$Soo-St. Clair-ave, y block south OF
Mack; cement walks: sewers. etc.
LAMBRECHT.
81 GRIsWOLD- ST
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTERURBAN LINES

detroit United Interurhan Lines.
AIS HLi = M l n1aai. for Roes..:si ga
UNI a. M. II p. m an to oafosd locals Deals
Rochester and Romeo, q. No. go
every two hours te 10 .. M also II
> TT.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs--7;<s q
m. WAS a. IA. 3:A5 y. m. s:st p. N.
Saturdays only. la:ts 3 M Ss9dnys
only. IL y. m. Locals fer New Bsl0-
HDrUn to hOs Mayn. CITY, y. f M clsm :,:s
half hourly, Gao a. m Z, g. 2; M. ead
shore Line. hourly. s:2s D. IN. 70 e:19
% m. also IL D. IN.
TOLEDO LIMIrEDs-S:2o O. N.
for ~ R o. ~; ' S eS Monroe 's sss
Tcledo, hourly, $50 a m. e sac p A.
JACKSON LIaITEDs-5.ss q N
1910 and S:sS p. m. Locals for jack
son. n. IN and every two hours ca,u
D. m; for Ann Arsor. q m sp0
sO OS SyoS Tp, IL nor an. P" sssss
two hours until 7 so y. m. also > p N.
and IL .. m. saline care from frst.
lanti
For wyunaotte and Treasss--S:ss .
N. and sait-nouriy 70 s;,s p an a. s assr!y
g. s'O, ii Win haf-hoSris s.iv,S. through.
out.
For Royal oak, Bs<Ainsh41 a91
Peptfac--a30 a m. then hAlk.hourty
until p. m. then hourly until ~ -
first car ons-hsif hour litter % poss
day.
On. and hourly yAsli n
a. ~ 3 H..s..,..,. B
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Turner on Fisheries Board.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2f.-ExSsna'
tor Turner, OF washington. and Sam
uel j. Elder. OF Boston, have been dp
pointed the senior counsel to the ar.
bitration board which will meet al
The Hague next year to settle the
Newfoundland fisheries treaty.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
HELP wANTED-MALn.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade I:
few weeks required best work for
poor man; can have shop with small
capital; wages slf to $40 weekly:
iogue free. MOler Barber College.
Chicago. Ills
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

AGENTS make SIS per week selling
portraits and pillow tops: pamphlet
with fun Instructions. samples and
catalogue FREE Fidelity Portrait
Co. l2o ;. Paulina-st.. Chicago.
AGENTS-sSC a week expenses paid /,
no experience required: photo pillow
tops, Soc. enlarged portraits. frames,
iosue Dept. 56, Ritter Art studio,
Chicago. III.
WE FAY 500 a month salary anu fur
nish rig and all expenses N TO intro
duce poultry and stock powders. new
plan; steady work. Bigier Co. X-s3,.
Spring field. Illinois
STOP-Women and men agents, 4 new
days. then ordered l,2OO. Write
for particulars and t2.00 FREE OFFER.
Fair Mfg. Co. Drawer 4ie, Racine.
Wis
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. y. Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager. 1925 e. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge 565.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
FOR sALE-FARMs.
FARMS

FARMS
% ACRES-i3 miles from Detroit
clay loan, l0-room house, barn 3vN
40. all necessary outbuildings Mus'
be closed out.
40 ACRES-Arenac county; clay foam
81 acres improved; rooms ceiiar
barn 3Ux4O other bullulnes'
mile TO school viii trade Tor COT
tage Ia Detroit.
so ACRES-Ogemaw county. niies
from town: no buildings. $500 VIII
exchange. g,
80 ACRES-iS miles from Detroit 1
mile from electric. small mouse -oo
small barn. orchard. .......'. s''"V"
VIII consider Detroit property.
80 ACRES-On -. T. r.. acres orcn
ard. all kinds of small IrulI ~
room house. basement. hne OUT -oo
buildings. natural gas on farm so,oVV
Would exchange for Detroit rent
Ing prof,stN. 80,
az ACRES-Clay and gravei loah l
mile from electric; s-rnom mouse
basement barns 30N62 ana s
xSs other outhuildinSs. ...... eVo
Farms in tins vicinity are seIllhS
for siiu acre.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF
FARMS
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01


sf0e--3o feet on boulevard. ue.f
aucite, cement Iwalks. etc. =.
<f0o-Wcut side of feicn-are. spaV(
between boulevard AID Harper O.
eTS. ctc.
So --O.atiot-av near rohus
SsfV--And viii build - suit on ~
sena. near .cgcitcyuL
Ssop--Fof 3" ~ % Superior. near g.
riOt 800
seo0--Mack-avo near NJ Elliott N
$50 per n. Tor CrasloI-ayt. <rontnI
near Sheridan. "a
So per l. for i6 feet on EDujev0C
near Crat!ot
So per n. Tor ss feet on Bouiev41
near Sylvester. ~
$50 per ~. for % feet on west st00t
Boulevard. near Garfield.
$2.s0o buys ssK200 feet fronting
Boulevard. through 20 yield; ~ CO
estate.
$50 per n Cor 30 or soyi 80. on NJ
Dyke. south OF 81 Paul. eem4
walks. sewer and water.
LAKE SHORE LOTS H
Now is the time TO look aroma
get location for summer home
have the only high lots with
beach between Crosse Pointc Rn0
Clemens. Oct particulars ana prs
KELLY & Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
DENTISTS.

n ~ settled fact that BEST
DENTISTS are the BEST.
Painless extracting. TT. Suction
.nt1trE- car,st-be- beat. Prices the
lowest.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
sALESMEN WANTED.

SIS EASILY made daily. selling our
vacuum sign frames: held securely
on windows by rubber suckers: par
ticulars free. Marks Co, $50 Third
St. Milwaukee, Wis
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
'HANNAN'
HANNAH
Headquarters for Farms l53 CriSWold]
WRITE OR SEE / b WHITFIELD.


our 22-k gold double thick crown
and bridge work won't wear through
our cougar guarantee Is backed BY.
lee stockholders Oh Grand Btver-'
ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

WRITE for Mayors farm list Many
bargains such as this. so acres. 90
Improved: good small buildings
woven wire fence. located In Latsy-
cite Grntiot Co, price, $500. NJ
MAYER. JR. Merrill Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

Get your Launch Ready II there
IS ANYTHING needed to complete
il see { VI. Jacobsen, Boat
Outfrer Everything in the
Marine line. 23S Jefferson Ave.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-10
They Deserted in a Cutter.

San Francisco, June 7.-Suddenly
sheering off from their place In the
formation OF the boats In the boat.
SWANS drill near the Kenny Route
Pier early Thursday afternoon,
fifteen naval apprentices attached to
the station on Yerba Buena Island
turned the PROV OF their cutter shore.
ward and bending to their oars with
a fierce desperation became deserters
from the service OF the United States.
Had the officers and the loyal men
who witnessed the affair been armed
at the time all the fifteen probably
would have been killed.
As 1t turned out, everyone OF them
got away, though chased by the
crews of three other cutters, and not
even the boat in which the young
men escaped was captured. 1t prob.
ably was scuttled and sent to the
bottom as the deserters, all In the
uniform of the navy, scurried along
the Southern Pacific Wharf and dis
appeared. Not one OF the deserters
had been retaken, nor has anything
been seen OF the stolen cutter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-10

Those attractive women who are
lovely In face, form and temper are
the envy OF many, who might be like
them. A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation
or kidney poisons show in pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. For all such,
Electric Bitters work wonders. They
regulate stomach, liver and kidneys,
purify the blood; give strong ner-
yes, brighteyes. pure breath, smooth,
velvety skin, lovely complexion.
Many charming women owe their
health and beauty to them. soc at
Il. T. Gays.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-06-10
missourian ALLEGES LashinQ.

Little Rock, Ark, June FIRED
Davis BY bis next friend, ]. T. Gray
brought suit In the United States CIR.
cult Court against T. F. Tillar, Who
operates the Drew County Convict
Farm, for $25, 900 damages, alleged
to have been sustained by being held
on the farm from December, 1905, to
May II, 1909, without authority oil
Law.
Davis says he is an orphan, q resi-.
dent Of Missouri. The boy claims be
was compelled to work In his bare
feet at season Of the year when
there YES frost on the ground and
Ice on the water. He says be vas
whipped in . cruel manner, that his
clothing vas stripped from him and
that be was held down BY attend.
ants While the lash was applied 10
bic naked body.
The town In Missouri from vhish
Davis comes 10 not named In The
complaint.