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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
H0H0Rs ONE, TURNS
DOWN OTHER

Governor Haskell late last evening
honored the reoulslilon of Governor
eampbelll Of Texas. for the return Of
taa Gates 20 Fannih county. TeKaE,
fof an alleged violation Of the local
onilnn law. According to the papers
Gates WIS convicted, but fled before
sentence had been paAsed upon him
On the grounds uf insufficient
proof the governor yesterday fafuacll
10 grant regulation aeked for hy
he apxeiNof Of the state of MIsslsslp.
pl for Jake aIlIls under indictment ON
charge Of hdse nfnicnsrs II Isl
sid that Mills showed that he was
wanted tor 4 civil case and not Tor
the crilna charged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
GUTHRIE PEOPLE INTERESTED

"A charter was granted This after.
noon sfom The office of the secretary
0l Aate 10 tile OklahSma Lead ana
Zinc Mlnlng and MillIrg combGev
with a capital stock Of Sl0u D00
The principal business offices are
10 be located Al Guthrie aud Miami.
THIS directors are. s. Maben, L. 9.
cAlroh and p, 1. BIlncoe all Of
Miami, Ed 0herholaef. w. u. Fur
row and ANDY ellison. 81 Guthrie:
Charles Olson o. Coyle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Quoting Mllat Obscure country
HesVenaI have ta say iaYa'ahla -
FL |n4aal rltx 81 0siihoma Seema
han diversion npon fhe part Fl
the Oklahoma press Those edit.
nf8 9hAa lnaeed be nlad could thew
ap0l H9n We eaIumna q lhe pres
elaInn newspapers aI the state.
Ha| heesaaf the leNnelle efailere and
InH take fa N a4iesmen seeul ~ hafa
tRen HaqeslaH nf The Oklahoma
city panAfH she editors in other
la4No ellIes Of Tie state refuse %
IaN ia 81 stemHl 10 Bib the pue
ehasNs rahllc
0u|he Woul1 indeed he Flad #
Sc QfEalema csIy newspapers would
q faf enough g quote Whai y aaid
hg 0liFaH papers ftheg could omit
aulhfIe pFess If lhey feel Il would
~ bellHfl bnl there Is nal ihe seast
daNRef Ire oklahoma CITY t0Wnipt
naAs# SIN all0W the people Of that
NIly Is aeN What al ihp ate N saXs
|ns about ile sIempl 10 Erelt the
kfodnlaas with fake capital lot
a|l
NAHHH |hR murdaf each day which
|8o|NH 81 as q HeNs feature NJ the
MfltueaIIa q not more fapltlslve 70
ahe peanIe oi this stale than the NJ
famnl Q bring On an llleeAl slate eaps
ifal lleuF where those bringing the
Eehl to he fore have 10 greater lH
HNfe| IHan 10 lrY and set m alleged
addition a ihe metropolis
n kHalne % be hard Tot Qklnhona
EllX WITH HER paid agents h secure
fifnaluFes % K6k sufficient names
enrolled t. initiate shat measure, Huw
III ne name 0f reason the buases IF
zht movement exHeet % secure votes
ENOUGH - locate the state capital Is
snnelA|hg stu further from compFe
seuN|aH
NAll her outlaw bootIegEers Shoot
lHk doNn men herause they afe strong
ehoukI 10 ask raid Of the Joints:
men helnf Knocked IN head while
seeking II protect llle property uf
smliofaf wife alayofs getting away
81 loose hu1da and the hlfamlsls ee'
ting baHi ana freedom and Oblivion,
Hll One kf0nd mess of wrong and
Inv ieasn 4 aeams bold indeed 10
IHtlle tHH scat Of law and order i0
remove % me hotiums below Oklas
humH GIEg
rhe sEae metropolis has 4 militia
ennnaH aud Il troops are seulslle -
plniee I|le and property. why nor
aak for ihe local militia % supIIeas
lilf fAIof# aiIa reign uG hln0dg
fufeIs there can BE- no help expect
I'd from ht country II the metropolis
eks nj TO locally conquer lhe reign
"a terror now ii power there.
i'|a surely Che state capital remu*
81 Is net tons|dsIei ne only meth.
~ u eaiafe|hf respect and phcyinee
u ll|f HI# al the nEeeenl metropolis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

% The business man who does /
. not advertise simply because /
Q bis grandfather dId not, should (
Q wear knee hreeches and 4 queue. {
Q The business man who does not I
@ advertise because Il costs money. (
@ should quit paying salaries Tor I
@ the same reason. {
Q The business man who does {
o not advertise because he frled 1
q u once and failed, should throw {
Q away his cigar because the light {
Q went out. .
q The business man who does 4
. not advertise because he cannot Z
9 know absolutely that 1t Is going &
9 10 pay, should commit suicide q
Q "a avoid being 's.9I'ed by an ac. 6
q cident 4
Q The business man who does g
. not advertise because someone q
Q said Il did not pay should not q
Q believe the world IA round be. @
Q cause the anclents said Il was D
G flat. &
9 The busipess man who does @
q advertise VT who Insists on D
q cheap SPACE should wear Blue o
Q jeans overal'a because they are .
9 cheaper than tailcr-made cloth. Q
Q ing.
) Q O cU0 90 o q o o q q e 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

After careful examination aad In.
speeiion Of The cuthIns being pil IN
around the Convention hall. City ltn.
elmer ~ n Hooker approved she
work. and praises the industry n the
contractors. Dionlfo nrothefa and
Carlo ptl0agI0, suh.cohlfactofs OF j,
NY It'll EnKInerp Hooker says fha
this Is excellHnl work AMI The equal
0f ans hr has ever seens even IN cities
Ike Chicago OF New York. The work
consist 81 i double eurhine running
Il. and entirely around the caaxen.
lion hail nna viii DO much iowurd lm.
proving lhe stint, capitol building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
SAYS STATE NEEDS THE MONEY


KANSAS clty. Mo-, June iG--tloger
nor FIadlov at his temporary head
quarters here today vetoed a bin ap-
proprlatlng $1,000 Tor reflttlng and
furnishing the ehambeFs o. the court
Of appeals Ia ST Louis declaring the
STATE needs Tie money more for the
education Of It's children and fer the
poor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
y Q . Q . CO q o q . . o o : 9
MUCH Is LITTLE. {
coo . Q q : on D . coo . !


Knnsaa wheat seems al right but
The crop Of politicians Il worse than
usual
Colonadp pnpels speak 81 Oklahoma
as "tht vild land Most uf colnrad0's
latne" land II straight up and down
and no enc wishes 70 seal II.
A local firm has demonstrated the
Cottonwood IA naylgahle aud win fun
hnits h and from the clmarron.
FLYING balloons seems 70 be real
art IN Indiana. but they have had So
mnpy poets and story writer's II must
seem natural or about the same
OH experts neYe- agree though they
use sm0sh grease.
Getting the preachers estimate of
heaven aud then looking over the
sometimes contuses q pfae,
iiCal man.
English provinces treat a black man
better Heclallg han Is true ol almost
ull klaseh OF the Union. hnt they fes
mse slIa snnlbo right Of franchise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
Grand Concert

Guthrie Choral Society, $50 Voices. a.
sisted BY Enid Choral Society,
80 Voices.
Ar VIM Il. Lane. Conductor
MIss Alice narbee, Kansas City.
SOPRANO sOL0IsT.
Mr, VIM r. Lane. Baritone
and Male Quartelle.
Brooks Opera House Friday Evenlne,
June is, 1908 500 o'clock
Doors closed during the flfat number.
Ticke.e soc, 75e and sl.00 on sale al
ihe Fost Office Drug Store. 1une
14.i8 1909
NOTICE.
a special train win leave Gulhrle at
1900 Z. nj, Tuesday. June 18TH. return
Ing at 1900 +. Il. Also. special train
Will leave enid Tor Guthrie at loo +.
M. Friday June iSlh.. returning at
ii;00 z NJ These trains are far the
public, Regular fare Wilt be char ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Appointing railway attorneys le or
fice Rlli mover give lie Republican
party any very Wide sweep at The
sOuIAefn proaIdenIIaI leIagnlIon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

AtIaaas aad Jane saAaNafa mean
kNd 6Inpe alAA aplenaIl fal Hfhde
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
DRIVES STEERS
ON LONG TRIP
RHODE ISLAND OK TEAM MUST
REACH NEW YORK CITY IN
TWENTY DAYS.

WESTERLY. r. H. Jan 20-The
betting population ~ he town * "a
ray>d against The farmers VINO live
alJng the Post road and who are in
c.ncd 10 take 4 chance now and then
al sH-e Aing' because OF novel
wager made between Nelson CLARKE
and Ftank T. saunders. Frank has
enc ol the finest yoAe of Holsteln
oxen tnat ever scr their necks agains'
i'm ox-bow and he has boosted OF the
merits of his critters long and loud.
Nelson told Frank that ne doubted "
the oxen could DRAW anything heavier
than Jag OF straw
The argument WaAcd hot, and when
Nelson offered go bet Frank $500 that
nj, oxen coildn draw hall cord OF
Rhode island frewoud 20 New York
IN twenty days he latter took him up
qaich than he could say &c"
witnesses were called in and the
bcf du.y made When the news of
The WAGER ~ read every farmer dag
down deep into his tlme-worn wallet
and pat down q bet on Frank Saun'
der. YOKE Of HOisteins The money
vas. quickly covered Saunders start
cd from The riNon house square THIS
morning a o'clock. and under the
conditions %. The wager Saunders and
his yoke OF oNen and the half cord oi
wood mus, be ON Broadway within
twenty DAYS
Last night every farmer homeward
bound wore grim a. wide As his ia ~
would pcrWit Later the cause leaked
out In order 20 make the trip Saun-
ders uil have 20 drive the oxen ten
mixes each day For the past Two
months. or ever since the farmers be-
aan % cur wood Tie oxen have been
travelling from the old Ross place -
Westerly end back daily a distance ol
more than sixteen miles. Saunders
saws mat his team OF critters could
travel a thousand miles as well "a
two hundred and Go twenty miles a
d9E
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Widow Of Serge Is Head OF the
imperial Sisters Of Charity

ST PETERSBURG. jan. .3-Granl
Duchess. Elizabeth. sister Of the car
ina and widow OF the murdered Grand
Duke Serge, has Deen maze head OF.
the Order OF the imperial Sisters OF
Charity
She sent prospectus OF the con-
grceation 10 all the royal princesses
of Europe The empress. Dowager En-
press Marie and all the Russian grand
ducncsses have Joined the new order.
and q large number Of other ladies
belonging TO noble houses are on the
list OF candidates
rhe habit adopted by Grand Duchess
Elizabeth resembles that of an abbess
Of the orthodox church and is very
rich and elaborate with precious furs,
gold chains and uetted hoods.
The order does not require it's No-
tarios To take special VOWS except that
of perpetual charity. and members
wear the habit only when on errands
of mercy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
The Exquisite nash Fabrics
From .ABROAD
Hold a Royal Exhibition at Hudson

The Most Beautiful Weaves from World Famous Looms
n tas marvellous
in
n
in
o e worlds most
Is a
p linen wit hand dots fgs an ow he u a
r o yard IN a
IS anohe gropo OF in sryn ran These come in Of
COLI wi nr de pate O arb beauty are a
n
rprrnt n hks
The AnerEm rodeedV form n rm group n
pate RI w thu surface o
aS to ga
also ends ia s e
% dred designs 81 to 8 ya for
From wtzera comes these dan mhrod MISSES d
a figure n man al 10 ya
re he he sr ou m We
h u
i from to
Nadas alrc Goa Brit
mar an are > a yard
CHAM IN a great m 81 from rance an
yard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

the Dalzells he Aldriches and Tie
Halls-ir4 order 10 provoke that threat
.ened vote are preparing 20 send him
a bill next session. whereof the reNs>-
ion Will be- more imaginary than real
That Mill leave tariff a II is which
Is what their masters. the IA preda-
tory trusts. desire. and az the same
time provide them defense should
they be assailed by constituents who
want real tariff revision To these
they can say Taft did it,
Nh Taft II he should but look up
a moment from his three hundredth
possum might see this for himself
or he might hear II Mere he TO give
over half the tine 10 listening which
ne now devutes 10 being listened TO-
II isut 20 he supposed that he will
however. A. ! said the other day.
anent the stone age and the iron age
We have reached the age OF words
Comforted by internal possum the
pre.presidential cookies OF his heart
warmed and exalted by specious bnr-
goo a cordial which the native Geor-
cian makes extremely welD Mr. Taft
the other evening dealt a woundy rap
across the snouf 10 incessant Office
holders by telling them in turgid ef'
feet that he wouldn't appoint them to
ONCE This DETERMINATION sort OF IN
consistency never fails 70 raise my
dander vastly
Questions His Right.
By what right does Mr.. Taft look so
virtuously down upon your profession
al incessant applicant for office-he
who himself has been careful 20 hold
office for % OF those 80 years he's
lived. Also Mr.. Taft was appointed
| TIC all OF those Offices which fact
speaks louder Of pull" and profession
a. politics than OF publics stOrmswept
by his own invincihle popularities.
/ Notes and beams Mr. Taft should
| kindle mp some little flame OF sym
patty, show some casual sparks OF fell
low feeling. for gentlemen who now 20
yearning for appointments at his
! White House hands. He who himself
has sousht-and receiyed-appointive
offices from four presidents should cul-
tivate a spirit OF tolerance. If not OF
charity. toward other folk when now it
has become his own White House 10
do the appointing.
And yet in has own short Washing
ton time IL has been always thus. Mi.
Cleveland, Mr. Mckinley. Nj Roose-
welt in their White. House turns all
talked reproachfully 10 and OF the
professional Office holder" and re-
fused him-like Mr. Taft-the benev-
client glory ~ their countenance Like
wise, like Mr.. Taft, not one OF them
but was an incessant Office seeker
| from the moment ne could vote. and
never put In a day in private life With
out regretfully wishing II were pub.
| licly and officially otherwise.
Mark you. this Is not defense %
, the professional offceholder He is
without mitigation a publican and a
sinner Only there be those among us
whom it does not become 10 thank
| God they are NOT as he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

He held her 10 him and he felt her
shaking with sohs Tie pressed her
head little closer 20 him with his
hand and let her weep rs she would
Byan-by when she had grown calmer
he wiped her tears away with his
handkerchief and led her 10 a sofa
Then. bidding her be seated. h. sat
down beside her still holding her
against him
And soon she seemed 10 gain a 1T
lie Of Strcngs uufallng strength
Soon indeed she was smiling as M
chaffed her very kindly in low voice
about the troubles Of The times
She hung on ~ III. hand and looked
at him as a child might look
You cannot think she said. hon
horrible il has all been / seem 10
have lived through succession %
nightmares Aud il ! did nor feel thar
wer" really in duty bound to stay
With my father / would not remain
a minute in this hotel As IL Is. am
afraid 10 10 So
She looked at him in a pleading way
and her eyes began 10 contract with
pain again
Ntih Fouf >Hf tlttl lou nave no
right TO be here Ny father is dining
al The Legation but / do not know
when he Will return fancy il viii
not be till very late for there are an
kinds OF things on foot. and know
sometime tonight there is 10 be a
big meeting when everything will be
discussed. for papa is 10 see the presl.
dent tomorrow. But still there is al.
ways the chance that he may come
back sooner than | expect him. or I,lll-
wig, who will hardly be summoned 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Reception He'd in
Cottage Where Edoa,
Allen Poe's Wife Died

NEW YORK. Jan. le.--New York
today Joined with Richmond, Baltimor.
and Providence In paying tribute To
the memory OF Edgar Allan Poe on
this. The centenary OF IA, poets birth
In the cottage in Fordham. where
Virginia. GLENN Poe. the poets wife.
died. reception was held Exercises
in the auditorium of the New York
about which Is the hall OK
fame" which SO far has refused rec
ignition Ia Pocs memory. followed.
Henry Mitchell McCracken. chancel-
lor OF the university. is at the head II
the Bronx Society of Arts and Scien.
ces under whose auspices. today's col
ebration was given \ Dust OF the
poet was dedicated To Poe in the Poe
park az p III. and the universities
exercises began at $3.50. Prof r. +.
Woodbury.. one OF Poe's biographers.
presided
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

the lives OF the citizens OF Parts and
n" he continued. his voice growing
a Attlo harsh. there Is any ponsense
OF that description Paris vii be
treated even as Bombers was
No no." cried Diana. No, thar.
I tanno, bear that
Dearest" said strong. ~ do not
mean TO De unkind ! DO NOT mean 40
laugh AT You simply want 20 pre-
SEM 10 yeh an aEgumen, Would yoa
lath,f STAR ,thaf or 4car 'be loss /ot
me-"
Nrit IS am SO horrible, Said Diana,
I a.. not know cannot think aood,
n"
Strong looked a her in rather
troubled Wav.
My dear htte girl he said. II YOU
ere goiru 90 3c So distressed and un-
hapsy AS all this shall have 10 ia -
Won ave. cannot let You stay her
to be worried and harassed IN th'S
manner / cannot leave YOU a victim
20 The awful anxiety which YOU seen
20 endure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
.CANNON|TEs PLOT
AGAINST TAFT
ON TARIFF
THEY ARE PREPARING TO SEND
Aim BILL WHEREOF REVISION
will BE MORE IMAGINARY
-
THAN REAL.
AZ ALFRED HENRY LEWIS.

uyysufTGTON Jan ls.-Lottlnss
every opossum hang by It's own ."' t,
and every sheep by us own shahh.
~ driven 10 say that lhnN ''''
Ta,,,s volubilities are inviting MN I"
a risk. He can hardly zen III ="
~ his actual occupation OF lhe "'"'
inst what he will. or for maj Ies.''
cd matter can DO. when once ne - D."
the White House Sure u : 'h1' -
yhita House life is not wholly con-
nos,,a nj beer ana sklttles 40 e''"
narts and presidents. a. mao
ancient Romans have troubles oi lhel'
own Mr. fart may even md MAJ "
neU president. as the late eA-S pe'N'
Reed remarked OF a new mehloeI -,
congress lis like ~ IN saucer va
nolasses. he gets around m'sh'l
slow .b,t
the presidency is executive nor N"V'
1--WE. and that deeds lose much OF ior'e
and dramatic beauty II TOO much '0'
vertised. go,
NV own notion of a president Is the
Grant notion. being % notion OF nc
lion and silence. Moreover talk IN
FORMS the other fellow Of what you
mean TO do. and directly ne organizes
with reference thereunto The stand
matters In congress. for example. ar"
ALREADY laying anti-revlsion pipes, win
a nleased reliance upon Mr. Taft's fire.
auently declared intention TO Ve,o any
tariff bill that doesn't doVetall Win
his demands.
Laying a Trap.
The stand-patters-the Cannons'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
OVER. EATING
a formulation That Many succumb 40.
xNh.s 10 DO When You Have Eaten
Too Heartily. Good Advice
for Dyspeptics.

Too much food causes more lllhtSa
and suffering than the lack OF II IN
ovsrfed stomach is the beginning OF
many troublesome ailments that ire
otentlv end I'm serious complications
White no one should starNe hinseli'
n - always wise TO guard aAaihS -
burdening the stomach with FOOD lt
cannot digest For every time inc
stomach is overloaded IL Is weakened
and III the practice is continued liz
general health ia soon auected
People who overeat are trouihen
with heartburn. waterbrash. natulehct'
nausea. acute indigestion, bilious AZ
tacks and clogged bowels. other sNnp-
toms follow when these warnings are
neglected Many cases OF vertigo AMI
serious illness have been traced 10 an
overloaded stomach.
The remedy for the bad enects or
oyer-eatlng is found In Beecham Pms,
q world famed stomach medicine mat
has carried SIS message or good hedlti
for over nftv years.
When there is any distress m ""
stomach, a few doses OF Beechans fllls
will bring relief They are specially
valuable for those who are troubled
with acute indigestion or nervous dys-
pepsia 4 short course OF treatment
with Beecham's pills VIII do wonders
FOR the digestion and make decided
fniprovement tn the general health.
The price OF Beecham's Pills brings
this splendid remedy within reach or
all. 10c or 25c. VIII buy box at any
drug store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
THE STAGE

Next week the Gayety viii nave as
IT'S attraction Al Reeves aud nus 49,.
nous Beauty show. presentlns TWO
Great laugh producers The MerrN-V"-
Round and "Con0logy
vivid story OF the great VAST
rlains OF the west. which are RAPIDLY
being reclaimed Through l'ta'h
valley" will be- the offering IN he
whitney next week Aside from the
romantic interest there j. said 10 be
any number OF exciting incidents IN
this action. including fierce bate
between Indians and whites. Ire
Mormon question is dealt Win III an
interesting and instructive manner
Dash enthusiasm and marvelously
prattv girls who can sing with a much
vim and abandon ~ hey work. form
me chorus OF The Girl Question. the
uploue musical comedy which comes
70 the Iyceum theater next week. the
niece Is from the same authors as
The Time. the Place and the Girl.
written I'm their choicest Vein and con
raining that dash of slang and vii that
characterized the success OF their for
mer work Askin Singer Co. has pro
videl a large company headed by
Paul Nicholson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
CLIP THIS OUT
rheumatism or Backache: Also
SPLENDID Tonie..

AZ The first sign Of rheumatic pains
or bachache. or feeling OF being
generally run down and weakened, the
following simple prescription should
be used
"One ounce compound syrup Sar-
saparilla. one ounce Toris compound;
half pint high grade whiskey Mix
them ana take tablespoonful before
each meal and al bed time. The bot
tie must be well shaken each time
Any druggist Will supply these in
gradients
This VIII eradicate the acid poisons
from the blood and build mp the syS-
TEN 10 its normal nealthfulness. The
spleudid effects will become manifest
after the FIRST few doses. but It
should be continued until the person
has fully regained health The worst
cases OF rheumatism are bound 10
Weld TO this treatment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
tTo Bc CoatiauedJ
W|LLETT'S TALK
To De PROBEO

WASHINGTON, Jan. le.-Atter
resolution was introduced this MORN
Ing by Representative Hughes 4 com
mittee WAS appointed 70 consider the
speech delivered yesterday by Repre-
sentative Willett. and 10 report II the
sreeoh should be expunged from IN"
record The committee consists u
Representatives Mann, Burton, Foster
Howard and Bursess
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ting Co. - John r st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
SHAFTS EXILED BROTHER
is LION OF WARSAW

WARSAW. Jan ~ -Salar-ed'Doo.
leh. Younger brother of the Shah OF
Persia who is living here in exile.
ia one OF The lions OF Warsaw society
Being good looking intelligent and
energetic-for an orieutal-he has be
come "A iavorite. although he lives IN
strict privacy. never going out untt
after niehtfall
The beautiful women of Warsaw
greatly interest the prince. who has
a harem OF six Young wives IN Tehc.
ran and hc is anxious to form SINH
lar harem here. He did actually pro
pose 10 a Young Polish debutante,
whose parents politely declined the
honor
Job Printing done right. Times Print
iun Co \. Inhn Z st Phone l4ns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
4 Man U'ih din Idea Has Brought Oat
The "CORSET STAY' COrSel

An expert will show Il Third Floor tins week 70
all who interested
This Corset has separate belt under the Corset which
supports abdomen actually holds it without any dis
comfort
Whereas the old way strap Corsets has been to draw
the abdomen forcing down. instead OF holding up as
it should be-
The inventor of this Corset placed before board OF
physicians who pronounced heathful to wear than
the ordinary Corset.
In securing the long straight lines that fashion demands
in the new gowns this will prove valuable aid Come
and see a your earliest convience Third Floor