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The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
lYCEUM.

That ingenious little mirth maker.
George Sidney, made his periodical ap-
rearance In the Lyceum theater, Sun
day, with a numerous and capable
company, presenting last seasons sue
cess. Busy lzzys Doodle He's go
ing 10 stay the week. and IL is safe
guess that the public will keep Busy
Izzy'e busy, and make him more than
welcome, for there Is something about
his way OF doing things that compels
admiration. Though the role he es-
says is one that has been Almost done
To death, he invests II with new
charm and makes us approve. His
stage business is acceptable because
IL is unhackneyed. The show through
out is filed with little surprises. as
when. for instance. during the singing
OF an ensemble number by a battew
Of pseudo Italian hand-organ grinderS
the stage is suddenly plunged in darkA
ness and all that remains $sisible is a
little square of light in the front OF
each music box in which a pantomimic
figure cuts most ludicrous capers.
The current production is a musical
hodge podge. pure and simple. and
comprises number OF runeful melo-
dies excellently rendered. The piece
is in two parts. the first scene showing
the interior. OF a bank and the second
the deck OF boat found for some
mystic isle. A number q[Aplendtd
scenic effects are shown, fs1-aet,
for example. reaching a dazzling eli
max in a glittering display OF gold
and silveE4tinsel fitting atmosphere
for the song Under the Mazuma
Tree" Carrie Webber as Rosetta an
Italian organ grinder, does her, full
share toward making the show sue
cess. and fhe cast is competent
throughout
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
CHAPTER xvIl.-(continued)

@RACE looked at him wonder,
IA ingly. and in frank disappoint;
MI Well. good-by. my hero, "
she said bitterly; Nut the
next time, please do not awaken me
so early
She was on the threshold eof the
door when Brachard stopped her
BE still and listen 10 me very
carefully" he said. You have not
seen me. am in London You un-
derstand HUSH as she started TO
speak You shall have more news
by night
News, Real news" she cried
eagerly.
YES. Now go.
Very well. Jacques" she said, but
listen. Just word about money.
You can hurt that man through ms
pocket. Make himogive YOU BACK the
accursed money. and Will hold the
VIM hand over him. If you Will only
do This. jacques | cannot tell you -
In excess OF gratitude she seized
his hand and kissed II, as he forced
her gently through the do9F%
"Good-by. jacques. my only nope
Is in you, she cried.
The door closed behind her Brach'
ard rang and Jean entered.
show the gentleman in. he SAID.
IF the other person whom | expect
comes before we are through snow
him into the adjoining room
Yes. sir
And when he is in" Brachard con
tinued. Il want you TO quietly very
quietly. for he must not hear you
turn the key in the door on the out
side SO that he cannot get out.
Yes. sir" the comprehending Jean
replied. as he withdrew and ushered
in Henri Deveaux, Brachard's second
I'm his impending duel with Govain.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
CHAPTER XVIII.
LAYING the Mine.

Brachard with the prescience OF the
born Spectator, had anticipated ev-
cry possibility In his fight to RUIN
Goyaln. All that Grace had told MIN
was not new: IL was but confirmation
of his own understanding. Before he
saw her he had done all that she
urred he had laid the mine that
would wreck the fortune of his rival
But no such slow revenge as Grace
had talked OF would satisfy Brachard.
II must be swift. sudden, cataclysmlc
ruin. The work was already begun ;
Dcveaux was there TO finish II.
The business agent OF Brachard
looked as If he had slept but little al
ter his interruption OF the morning.
he came into the apartment hesitat-
inglv. and looked with trepidation at
ais employ er.
He had puzzled his brains for hours
irving TO solve the mystery OF this sud
den change OF plans on the part OF
Brachard, whom he had left al the sta
ton ostensibly in 4 hurry TO get to-
London 20 keep an appointment OF the
utmost Importance, only a few hours
before.
II am a little early" he began apol-
ogetically as be came in, but | was
Sd terribly anxious" 49,
what were you anxious about
Brathard interrupted, looking at him
WIFI the utmost nonchalance.
About you. sir. DeveauX replied.
81 left you last night about To go to
London. and this morning before day
light YOU tell me 20 join you here, and
impose the strictest secrecy"
Il had no intention of leaving.
NO intention
Deveaux was growing more bewild-
red Brachard curbed his Impotence
in order to conceal from his conhden-
tial man OF business the real reason
for HIS remaining In Paris. He shook
his head.
--Nol-not when left you at the sta.
tom" Deveaux faltered You didn't
intend to go 10 London? But. Mr..
Forbes, sir. your engagement with
him?'
"A blind NJ
is il possible"
e. That's all" Brachard assured him,
carelessly eve little operation in
view here"
"Oh. on the exchange"
yes: on the exchange My pre-.
tended trip was given out 10. faclli.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
TNE WHITNEY,.

Beyond the average of IT'S class In
writing and in cast is the current
melodramatic Offering an the Whitney.
The Cowboy I'D the Squaw" Full
OF the same western atmosphere that
MAS made The Vlrginian." Arizona -
Md other plays of the plains and the
de&ert popular successes. ii is also
good from the fact that an extremely
good company is presenting il.
The scenes are laid In. the cattle
ranges OF Montana. and the story con.
Germs the life and loves OF the people
on three adjoining ranches. Except
Ruth Tompkins. an eastern girl. and
her father all the characters are PEG
pie OF the plains. Bob Westerman. Of
the 5 ii ranch, loves this visxpr and
so also does Bud" Hawley. OF the Cir
Gle Y ranch. and their rivalry results
i'm fierce battles which end finally with
the deaty of Hawley
One big scene is the rescue of Bob.
who has been dashed by Hawley's
gang TO the back OF frantic steer
which is then turned loose on the
bleak range in a snow storm Sil@r
Heels. an Indian squaw who loves the
cowboy, braves the perils OF pistol
duel 20 follow after and save him
from death.
\ Charles Bartling takes the principal
part, while Frank Dear is clever in
the part OF Long Pete. a friend OF
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Cupid in the Pulpit
Even the WISE Rsacssroesn # KnoqU All About Proposin

grams is the one which deals with
post-mortem eulogies.
have known many married couples
who made lite torment for each other
when alive, but If one or the other
died. the survivor was Frustrated with
grief and profuse In praise OF the de-
parted one
IL IL better 10 show love TO the liv-
ing than to mourn the dead
BE prodigal in love: 1t is one OF the
Injuries which all can afford
AS 10 the advice In regard 10 pro
posing, | think that is lesson which
every man must learn for himself. He
may determine on half dozen ways If
asking the all-important question. and
then. when n comes TO the crucial
momsnt. ne will do II ia some way to
whfeh h had never given a. thought.
Until girl receives her first pro-
posal She has an IDEA that all pro.
posals are made under romantic cir.
cumstances. In her vivid imaginings.
they need moonbeams or dancing fire
light at twilight
In reality. many proposals are made
in very prCsaic surroundings Tho
inspiration cui o"' "''v arrive. abb
the wise youth takes advantap
them. Not v.. a... He whether
the noon Shines orihe fre CLEANS. or
the rain rains, Is long as he wins The
girl
| hope the young people in the Re-
Cupid's CONGREGATION will harken 20 his
words of advice on most subjects. for
he speaks with the voice Of wisdom,
understanding and copnIOn sensc&
But they will havelto be their own
Judges ON the proposal question. foN
how can any one know the phycholog.
i,sl r,on,ent ea,n tha t,go Inost cop.
cerred
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18

men unless they are bigger than him
self.
A woman always wants her children
20 have their fathers wisdom and her
beauty
Instead OF speaking his mind, many
married man speaks pieces OF his
wife's mind.
Don't try TO Judge woman's sense
Of humor by her laughs at her hus.
bands jokes.
We have more 1respcrt-for- women
who WANT TO vote than we hsve~fo
men who try to break into society. -
There Is no goQd and sufficient rea-
son why you should mind your own
business IL other people will pay you
more for minding theirs.-Chicago
News
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Pointed Paragraphs.

He's an active candidate who runs
ahead of his ticket
Silence may be golden. but 1t doesn't
always get the coin.
Laugh at yourself and the world will
Join In the laugh.
Anyway. the rolling stone doesn't
break into the mossback class.
A man and a woman can never agree
as TO the charms of another woman.
A man seldom tries TO belittle other
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
DR.. Wiley Faces
Dismissal for His
Efficient Service
" the Head Of the Chemistry De-
partment IL Fired, Other Public
Officials Who Do Their Duty
VIII Please Take Warming.

l /
l. -" ~ ' 's his job has however brought the
press of country and his
he be let
Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson drop Dr. Wyle time stated.
protest causing
matter to hang in the balance.
The enemies Dr. wye has made are of course
has offended by pronouncing their food products impure
His qualifications to ability and fitness for the job are not
questioned
charged however. tempanentaly inapacaed
for the discharge of the duties in his Office
When enemies of public bring charges
that generally that down who
duty desirable for the job.
These charges against Wyie began their appear
shortly after had concluded analysis of the whsk sold
country reported found per Of
poison and only per pure.
To teperamentaly qualified for the job DR.
Wye tranposed figures deceived the public
the result Of his investigation from the
public
patent you purchase present your drug
gists today history country
patent medicines any better
for their goods the fact that their presence
the shelves the drug that they have passed
the Wyie inspection2 - -
They certainly could
why of PURE patent medicines have
no a find with DR.. Wyle
conveyed In this fact the
why Wylie unpopular in other quarters
is because there manufacturers of impure patent med
cnes and impure foods
of them upon time and fewer
facturers of pure medicines Fl
consequently poison sold and less doping of
the body polite.
Dr. wylie may proven a dangerous temperamenay
medicine manufacturer and the aduers OF food put
HE HAS PROVEN A MIGHTY GOOD MAN TEMPERA-l
MENTALLY FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
nd we believe public health considered prn-
cpally Office of chief chemist established III
President able realize Dr. Wyee posi-
The president has vev often been confronted of
himself for temperamental defects.
those who have criticised him along that line De-
lieved that he right
They did fancy open way which he attacked the
they knew there crooks in business
and that there yet, for that matter
business had nothing because
neghbor declared and be dishonest
On learned that he honest and
the people deal with him. passing
upon neighbour he therefore poted through the other fellow
having been exposed
The applies in the OF Dr. Wyie
Those foods complying with the laws
of the country nothing when competitor who not
obeying is exposed and of business
No one has that Dr. Wyle is not honest
or that he has done his duty.
has been offered why he should be
position he holds with the gov
Eminent
Rather and efficiency head OF the
chemistry call loudly for his reten
ton long he the job.
manufacturer has suffered then 1t Will be
time of the doctors temperament
To of his splendid record would do no
more opinion The Times than to him.
your duty WELL for which, good and faithful
6redn
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
y ;';M.;; PLAYHOUSES

, ~ strong. l.eClaire and Vaughan ere
ated heaps of fun with their comedy
sketch The Masked Bail Musical
Seely is a whole orchestra and ban5
by himself, ana his entertainment was
well received. Florence Right, the
songstress. and the other vaudeville
acts more ali good. The drama OF
western life by the photologue wa sa
thriller and the farces and come
dies, as usual, were received with
shouts OF laughter. The usual large
number Of moving pictures completed
the program which will be changed
on Thursday. The management
promises great surprise in the near
future
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
IAEAXEIH.

The inclemency OF the weather did
not affect the attendance at the La
fayette theater. Sunday. the usual big
crowds being in evidence all day. The
vaudeville attractions were particular
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18

To secure perfcN balance, a aew
reflcctipg telescope of large size Al
Harvard University Observatory has
been mounted upon a float In a tank
Of water instead OF upon pedestal
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18

AS chief of the government
bureau of chemistry at Washing
ton, DR.. Harvey w. Wylie has
necessarily made many enemies;
These enemies are busy just at
present in an attempt to get DR..
Wiley's official head.
The announcement that he IS
in danger of being removed from
his job has, however, brought the
press of the country and his
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
ORPHAN GIRLS SING AT
BENEFACTOR'S GRAVE

, PHILADELPHIA, Ian lS.--In a
storm Of mingled sleet AMI rain. and
while .Aa,l hundred little girls IN
mates Of the Chestnut lIiu Bethesda
h0me sang her favorite hymn. Jesus
Lover Of My Soul" Miss Anna Wood
Clement was laidCto r1St III Ivy HIN
cemetery.
The ceremonies preceding the inter
meut were as simple AMI doStcnta.
tious as the life Of this woman who
for 80 years had cared for the orphans
solely ~ direct appeal 10 the tod in
vino, ahasy0 fiFmiy believed. SeryiCrs
M lume were conducted by the
Rev D. ] Antuews Harris. rector 81
81 Paul Episcopal church. Chestnut
i'm. me Rev Lucien Brown. of tho
Chestnut luH Methodist Episcopal
church. thc Rev : II Sent. of The
Cari,tia' i4sd Missionary AllI,rcc. and
John Gnlineham, OF the Society OF
TRENDS
\ touching feature Of the obsequies
was tl--- singing of the ORPHAN girls.
both ar the home and az the grave
More than zoo persons VITO ha known
o.. The wCkk OF Miss ClC"Icl' We're
gathered "a the home 10 pay a last
tribute 20. lNr memory
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
"SAMSON'
By.
JOSEPH
O'BRIEN

CA novezation OF the play running at the Criterion
Israel published by permission OF Charles Frohman
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18

Westerman. Hugh E Thompson is a
convincing Indian, ~~Snd Henry Clay
Wilson plays a, halflNeed cowboy in
The most approved villainous style
Della Walters as the eastern girl
Dorothy Lyons as the squaw, and
Pearl I.ytell as a prairie waif are all
extremely good. The play is beautiful
ily staged by p. IA. sullivan and was
received with approximation by TWO
packed houses. SundayS
GAYETY. y
Il is largely up 10 the chorus THIS
week in the Gayety and fortunately
the bcyy OF young ladies' selected fob
The song and dance numbers are both
comcly and willing AS a consequence
the ensemble numbers are very good.
My Cope Colored Squaw' is sung
with a vivid accompaniment OF wa
dances in costume and one OF the
comedians as burned at the stake amid
Wild applause
fetching novelty IS the song mum.
Der, Down By the sea" which had TO
be repeated again and again. H. Ry
mar Franks has an excellent voice
Frank Peck mas a novelty as an Indian
comedian but the show is conventions
al in having also the usual German.
Irish and liddish comedians. Fun IN
the West" is the title chosen and the
fragile plot is tratesty upon the will
western plays that have ragged the past
few years.
Bert Virgins Is very good in comic
Juggling turn in the olo. The four
Franks put plenty Of niger into play
let. while the Livingstons have an ac-
robatic turn that Is very interesting
Fox Peck. Puget and Eickert do tune
full stunts as the Bowery Comedy
Quartet Estella Rose is about thu
most diminutive leading woman on the
burlesuuc circuit but she makes up
in ginger what she lacks in ayoirdE
pois and made hit with the crowd.
AVENUE.
Quite unintentionally little real
real comedy was injected into stage
doings OF Miners americans In the
Avenue theater. Sunday afternoon,
when one OF the burlesquers, in de-
sire for greater emphasis, literally
talked his mustache of and quickly re-
placed il, only 10 have the same thing
happen again. 1t served the add.
tional purpose OF curtailing the per-
Torrance slightly, which was corr
mendable, for If there is any aggrega-
ton on the circuit possessing less
merit It has yet 70 appear in Detroit.
The show abounds in cheap vulgarties
and suggestive lines and reaches its
finale with a swine song, in which four
females soar out over the head of the
spectators and fling their garters away
as souvenirs.
The olio, however. contains one or
two passable features. One OF them
Is bicycle act which, though Old Is
Cleverly DONE Gertrude Fiske sings a
>cOuple OF songs with tremendous
energy, but they have some merit in
that they are clean. The American
quartet did not take we'll with the boys
and drew Kisses from the gallery
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18

rs meansN3f cNtromeiy delicate In
struments II is possible TO measure the
heat transmitted 10 the earth by the
moon or the temperature OF the body
OF a hy walking over the Instruments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-30

Pneumonia. Coughs. Sore Throat.
and all Lung Trouble. Loary'a Com.
pound All druggists 80.
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BIG IMPROVEMENT ON
NEW PIERCE ARROW

One OF the greatest improvements
made IN the 1910 autos was made
by The Pierce Arrow Motor Car
company. Their nov model cars.
which recently arrived here. are
Installed with a gear driven air
pump for tlrea
The pump Is located on the ex.
hauat aide OF the motor. and n
bolsed to the main frame. A steel
sliding gear is placed on the ahafi
that runs the water pump. and
when not IN use. runs idle. when
The pump Is needed. however. this
scar IL brought into mesh. the
motor started al slow speed. and
IN a few moments the tire has been
inflated The gear IL then moved
out 81 mesh. and the pump IL out
81 operation until Il 10 needed again
The convenience 81 this method
of hire initiation will appeal 90 those
who have lahorcd Ia the hot sun
over a hand pump.
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NEW GARAGES
ARE OPENED
THEY ARE NOW TO De FOUND
SCATTERED ALI OVER
THE CITY.

The opening Of the Metropolitan
garage back Of the new Henry
building shows again how the gar.
ages In Seattle are spreading about
the entire city.
A fow years ago all OF the auto.
mobile houses were up along
broadway Then they began TO
drift down the hill Now there are
three along Pike o.. the Cummings
Auto Co. the Packard agency and
the Oldsmobiie agency. Then the
Olympic Motor Car Co ~ Mt the
side Of the Metropolitan garage on
Fifth. and the Ford company went
way out 20 10Th av. and Roy u.
whom the rush came The Stude.
BAKER Is another company that got
away from the crowd. II has a
garage on Second ay y. aud one on
First ay 4
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GARAGE NOTES

during the Portola festival and
created a great deal % excitement.
Tho Seattle Auto club. which was
organized with great ceremony two
weeks ago and which promised an
auto show for che first part OF the
spring. seems TO have dropped on,
Of existence.
Since the great showing made By
the Ford cars In thr New York.to.
Seattle race, they have gained
great name among tho farmers OF
this state The cut ~ town agents
report 10 Manager Rice that they
cannot get enough cars 20 fiii the
orders that keep rushing IN This
10 the time 81 The year that the
farmers all have iota OF money and
Il seems that they Ril want 10 in.
vest Ia a Ford Roadster.
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sHAWMUT CAR
IS THE VICTOR
~oen CAR AND THE DRIVER
uAvs LONG SINCE TAKEN
THE GLORY.

v,w four months after the fiu'
- a. the great New York.to-Seat.
4 mee and the awarding Of the
s.,senheim trophy 20 The Ford
4 ! car. the contest commlttee
"a, Automobile Club Of America
.aflcs tho Ford car and
.ssras the race 80 the shawmut
4 wAIch finished second.
At MorreiL chairman OF the
smnissee. yesterday notified NJ.
raAeu tiugEenhclm % the decision
a tola him 10 award the $500
- mi the ss.eoo cash prize, which
ssss been held pending the de-
s.slon. 10 the shawmui ser.
rae FoFd car was disqualified for
renias on substituted engines
wAleA The driver. Bert Scott, pat Ia
\ welset idaho, Tor a LARGE part ~
~ distance. Tho other charges
made by the SbaWmut company
we're Ell dlsproved.
Ths same protest WAS brought up
sreefly after the race. and NJ Rob
n carxcnheim. as referee. gave
~ Frra car the decision The ease
- carried to the national organi.
nslon. ard was decided yesterday
NJ The decision The Acme car.
xklsA actually finished fourth. takes
sepaa money. the Ford No. I car.
sAltA came II third. being dlsquaii-
"A before the race Was fairly
asstns According 20 adxices re-
sslsed. Mr.. Guggenhe.m has ordered
T. trophy shipped to the shawmut
maranF's headquarters az Water.
nan. Mass.
Even II the Shawmut car does
aks the trophy. Bert Scott. OF the
Fnrd No. car. got all the honor for
vianIag. and the Ford company
laek all the advertising from the
race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-30
FINE LOT OF NEW
CARS WILL BE SEEN

Although Il large number 81 the
different motor car factories have
had the 1919 models an the field for
zone time. others are holding off
FOR the tenth national automobile
show. TO Be held In New York al
Madison Square Garden nom Jan
xto rs.
Nhen that opens all Of the uaw
NE models will b. on exhibition
y lhe ear lovers to examine. Grill
= o. brag about.
kNw feature Of the show this
: 20 BE- the motor trucks
A1k xill b. present In great
knoers A complete line OF com.
ceF<ld vehicles VIII be on exhibit
- d TIE basement nc the Garden
shax.
tae ons-man machine. the motor.
ETzis. VIII also be- given 4 promi-
ssui place.
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r. v Rice. manager 90 the Ford
branch IN this city. left Tits week
Cor Detroit on his annual visit aud
to make hts yearly personal report
to the Ford factory.
Two FoFds we're shipped this
week to F. A. Williams. the sub.
agent al Spokane. and upon hls ar.
rival in that city on his way East,
Mr. Rice wired HIS Seattle office
that he had closed with Williams
for 60 1910 Ford cars to be cold In
that city.
Two cars we're sold 10 r. 7. Copp
AZ Llnd. Wash. this week. and only
one could o. sent 10 Fred Chandler
II North Yakima.
The local branch Is looking for
ward anxiousiy 10 another ship
ment 0f Forda to handle orders al
ready booked for this make OF ma-
chine.
Two car loads Of CadiliacN are on
the way tai Seattle. according to ad.
vices received thla week az the Of
fees Of che NJ = brigham Motor
Car company One car load Is due
In "Wednesday NEXT. over the Mil.
wankee. having made record time
thus far since leaving the factory
This car load includes the frs, 1910
demi ionneau % arrive here
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AUTOS UP To
MT. RAINIER
Los ANGELES BUSINESS MAN
is MAKING AN INTER.
EsTlNo TOUR.

Joseph Simonda. business man
81 Los Angeles. has been taking
long tour IA his 81 horse power
franklin, and on bic way from Sc.
attic % his home he made trip
70 Mount Rainier. which he Dc.
acfibes as 30 beautiful that every
man with an auto Ia this section
ought 10 take a day Off NJ once and
see Il.
on hts way down the coast Mr.
simonda says that he ran into q
lot 81 bad roads mostly IN Oregon.
but that he and his party nayleatod
successfully through the mud.
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NoALcohol

" alcohol a tonic? Not
Does Il make the blood psre7 Mol
Does IL strengthen the nervea7 MOI
Is Ayers Sarssparilla tonie7 Yest
Does Il make the blood pure2 Yesi
Does Il strengthen the nerves7 Yesi
10 Il entirely free from aieohoI7 Vest
~ goer 2ssfss n a fss.slg msdleiss. lice
dyer .S.arsasariiis. "a nj eastlv ksste, uaaA.
OF aicsksi than asiA Il. Ayss G.
k-1esA. Nkss.
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FREE Deafness Cure

A remark a BIO offer BY one 81
the leading sar specialists Ia
this country, who Will send two
months medicine fFea a. prove
hls ability % cure Deafness.
Head Noises and CRtnFfh. Al.
dtuss De q AZ nrRnnmsu. ffs
East t2fh at Kansas City. Mo