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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
DOG PAYS HIS DEBT BY
SAVING GIRLS LIFE
Hears Cry CT New Born Child and
Goes On Duty on Porch
of House.


of House.
HAMMOND, Ind, June IA big
Newfoundland dog named Major. and
owned by Dick Kilborn, heard the
helpless cry OF newborn baby girl
in the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust hiIdebrant, OF Crownpoint Major
was passing the house at the time and
at the sound of the baby's cry he
stopped. The weakness OF the little
infants cry seemed to make an ir-
resistible appeal TO the big, numbering
dog. He seemed TO think, IL dog
can think, that he was needed to aid
in protecting the little one, whose
cries were so distressing.
With a seeming determination TO
become the baby's protector, the dog
took up place on the front porch OF
the Hildebrand house. August Hide
bTant came home to dinner and no.
ticed the presence OF the stranger. He
made an effort to coax him away-but
, the dog did not move. Mr. Hildebraut
thought the dog would tire of his vigil
and went into the house. When he
came out he was surprised to find him
still on the front porch.
Day after day the dog made Mr..
Hildebrant's front porch his resting
place. When the dog heard the baby's
cry he pricked up his ears and wagged
his tail The first time the baby was
taken ont OF the house the dog fol-
lowed II down the street. All efforts
of Dick Kilborn to induce him to re-
turn home were unavailing.
Major was suddenly taken sick q
few days ago and IT soon became APP
parent that he had been poisoned.
Mr.. Hildebraht did all he could to re-
lleve his suffering, but he fell dead In
front of a store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert Durrow. 20: Florence Koch,
Ieverett L. Trash. 80. wakarusa.
Ind Gersrude A. Mll MsrS 81, G Retroitta
George GUTHRIE 81. -GatheFiae-Haser,
20.
Christopher Kunst. 2l: Elizabeth
Albert c. LANCE. 20, Lillian Teschke,
Anthony Keller, %; Elizabeth Tixier.
Walter B. Mathis. 80, Detroit; Mar
tina r. Thompson, 2S. Vincennes. Ind.
Otto A. Bleich. rs; Ella Giebel, %
william c. Markgraf, SO. Peoria. H.;
Flora ID. TAFT. 80. Machincsburg, ont.
Irven Desgrandchamp. 90. Detroit:
Theresa Young. 20; Connor's Creek.
Henry +. Mead. 81; Mary G. Long. 3S.
clifford Del Santa. 2l' Susie Swart-
Anthony Topoleawski. %; Nelia Wis
szcepan Legowicz, %: Marian woz-
John wrubleski. "a; Anna Dolecka.
william Bednarek, %; August Lai-
Edwin Dowxard. so; Grace L. Dick
Robert A. Alexander. 20. Crosse lie;
Hazel Nj. Smedley. %, same.
James c. Eckliff. %; Hazel ID. Lyon.
Frank wickowski. 81; Rosy Rumn-
ska %
Edward A. Gelinska. 20; Anna Wolff.
2e
Harley +. Nelson. 21: Augusta Veg
Thomas f. wygle. 81; Elenore wigle.
IS
Ludwig Simanowski. 25; Catherine
Mozielewsak, %.
Melvin II. Lundy, %, Detroit; Ethel
r. Drum, 90. Flint.
John Goreski, 81: Kate Muskel. 10.
Rov Hardiman, 81; Bertha Fiehn, IL.
Stephen Stanczyk, 90; Mary Penkas-
ka, %.
Albert Schmidt. az Anna Arndt. IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

outer breakwater. The other bosses
haven't any use for that. just now.
No election and no appointment
made these men rulers OF these dis
tricts. They just took charge. One
was elected to city's highest Office az
the servant of the two AMI half mil
lions. Perhaps the people meant the
servant was TO rule the house. Per.
haps not. The people had nobody at
this midnight meeting.
It's just another OF the mysteries
OF city politics-one OF those mani.
festations that make philosopher
laugh-laugh. because IL does no good
10 cry.
The new coalition and partition
cane with the election OF Blond
Billy Lorimer TO the senate.
These three men will rule Chicago
till the next big election in 1911. They
will set up and pull down postmaster.
United States district attorney. police.
men. street cleaners. and all who
stand between. They Will be undis-
puted bosses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
SUES GAS COMPANY.

Woman Says llI-HeaIth Was Due Indl.
rectly to Leaking Meter.
Claiming that her health was ruined
by gas escaping from a leaking meter,
Mrs. Samantha Van Giesen, an elderly
woman started suit for $4,000 against
the Detroit City Gas Co.. In Judge Muir.
fms court, Tuesday.
In July, 1907. Mrs. Van Glesen was
living In the house at No. 81 Farms
worth-st.. in the basement OF which
were two gas meters. One OF these
was removed by employees OF the gas
company, she says. and in doing so
they knocked hole in the side of the
remaining meter. She says the escap-
Ing gas poisoned her entire system,
hardened her arteries, and impaired
her heart action. a condition which re-
suited In continued ill-health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
DYING, ASKS FOR AND HEARS
HIS OWN FUNERAL SERMON
Indiana Man, 80 Years Old, Calls
Preacher and Friends TO
His Bedside.

GAS CITY. Ind, June lon be-
ing told that he could live only few
hours more. Elias b. Burns, SS years
old, summoned the Rev Henry
Schwan and forty Of his friends and
,neighbors and asked them TO give him
the satisfaction OF attending his flu
neral service In his bedroom. Hymns
we're sung and Mr. Schwan preached q
sermon after reading the eighth chap
ter OF the Epistle OF Paul to the Ro-
mans, wherein the Apostle, among
other things, said: For we know that
the whole creation groaneth and trav-
aileth in pain together until now $50
Even we ourselves groan within our
selves waiting for the adoption; to
wit. the redemption OF our body"
After the service. the sick man
seemed stronger. but later he relaps.
ed into delirium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

lions are too many to leave doubt
In any ones mind as TO what causes
tuberculosis or consumption. and the
present movement for the conserya'
ton OF life and health is OF personal
importance to each and every ono.
Demonstrations with microscope and
In the laboratory have shown that at
different times in life all OF us have
within our systems the bacillus whicn
produces consumption.
ut has also been proven that the
bnly way TO prevent these germs from
destroying the tissues In our bodies Is
by keeping the entire body In such
perfect working order that the min
ute tissues that make up the lungs.
glands. joints and Zones are able 10
resist the attacks of this germ. Herel-
ity plays an important role In tho
origin OF consumption only as II gives
the individual low resisting power
20 the tissues for this particular germ.
The foregoing Is recognized TO be the
true status OF AFFAIRS by scientific
medical minds today.
we no longer worship AZ the shrine
~ the theurgist. Consumption Is as
amenable to treatment as most other
diseases. and one needs 10 follow the
advice, directions and treatment out
lined by his physicion as closely as
in other diseased conditions OF tho
body. Those who are financially I'M
able 10 leave this climate should know
tha: 1t is just as possible to make a
complete recovery right here In the
city or state as in any other part OF
the country.
Each case Of tuberculosis should
be treated as an individual case. no
two alike, except in general routine,
such as diet, exercise. sunlight and
outdoor air. The most necessary thing
is 10 teach a patient to have the ut
most confidence in the possibility OF
HE ultimate recovery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

rhe gazelle is a general name Civ.
en- TO all young deer, regardless or
species When they grow up they are
no longer gazelles.
Gentle. lovable. harmless-these are
the qualifications given to gazelles by
people who had kept them as pets.
They will follow their mistress about
the streets like a dog. They eat corn.
grass and green vegetables.
Only in the spring time when their
horns are coming through are gazelles
at all fractions. The rest OF the time
they are doYe-like in disposition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

Will gazelles. under the sponsorship
OF Mrs. Theo Roosevelt, become the
American national pet?
An English naval officer, Capt. DO
herr, stationed at Mombasa. has just
sent two of the animals to the ex-presi-
dents wife They were caught near
the Sucz canal English papers think
II will start a new vogue in America,
and that the gentle gazelle will drive
the pug dog and the Skye terrier from
their popularity.
Which few men would deny would
be good thing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
WOMAN HANGS HERSELF.
Mrs. Alonzo Baker Had Eloped To
Detroit Last Summer.

OWOSSO, Mich, June Mrs. Alon.
20 Baker killed herself by tieing a
rope around her neck. Fastening one
end OF 1t TO the cellar stairs. she sat
down until she strangled 10 death.
The suicide'was the result OF a family
quarrel over James Tompkins. of Lans-
ing. with whom Mrs. Baker eloped
last summer. The pair wore captured
in Detroit, but the husband withdrew
the complaint. The. dead body Of tho
suicide was found by her husband
and son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
CONSUMPTION CAN
Be CURED HERE
Poor Patients Needn't Worry About
Inability to Seek Other Climate,
Says DR.. E. B. Smith.

Samuel L. Douglas and Austin +.
Wing are connected with the finance
committee OF the Detroit Society for
the Study and Prevention of Tuber.
culosis and all money contributed on
Blue Star day. June will be judicious
ly expended.
In discussing the work OF this So
ciety DR.. E. b. Smith has the following
TO say regarding tuberculosis:
Practical and scientific demonstra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
FRED DYER FACES JAIL.
Court Firm With Man Who Is Behind
With Alimony.

Court Firm With Man Who Is Behind
With Alimony.
Fred Dyer. who was before Judge
Rohnert last week charged by his wife,
Amelia. with non-payment OF alimony.
was before the Judge again
Tuesday morning but he didn't fare 81
well this time Last week he was
given a chance 10 earn some money
for his family. Tuesday he reported
he was unable to find work. and also
gave as an excuse that his mother
was dying.
Il feel sorry that your mother is III. %
the Judge said. but cannot take that
as an excuse TO allow yodr family %
starve. Pay up or go to TAIL
Dyer remained In the sheriff's Office
and phoned TO friends 10 come to his
aid. but at noon he was sfill 'phoning
under guard OF deputy sheriff.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
INDIANA'S RICHEST MAN
KILLS SELF NEAR ALPENA

apols, Shoots Himself Through
Head With Rifle at Clubhouse.
ALPENA. Mich, June 1.--(Speciall
Jesse Fletcher. aged AZ. prominent
banker OF indianapolis and wealthiest
man in Indiana. committed suicide
early this morning by shooting him.
self through the head with a rifle at
the clubhouse of the Turtle Lake club.
of which he was prominent member
RE had been iii and respondent. He
brought up and educated four chill
dren Of deceased brother and lmag-
ined they had turned against him.
The remains will be brought here to-
night and taken to Indianapolis.
Fletcher came here a week ago with
Harry S. New and his wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

The new Hungarian land bill con.
templates the distribution Of seven
acre plots to farmers, who will be
taught scientific methods OF agricul-
ture by experts. who will cultivate ad.
Joining farms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

Bpsfness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., No
rs John R.-st Phone 1925.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
DIED.

JACKSON-May 81. 1909. at her resi-
dence. 3s Twenty ninth-st.. Eta d.,
wife OF Gilbert Jackson. aged 81. No
tics OF funeral later.
LEFEyERE-May 30. Rose. aged is
we're. Funeral Wednesday, June 2,
from residence. Eleven mile, rd.. Cen
ter Line, at .. TO 81. Clemens church
at $50 a. IN.
LYNCH--May 30. at residence, $50
Junction-ave., Thomas T., beloved
husband OF Catherine Hunt Lynch.
Funeral from residence, June al
s:ts. and Holy Redeemer church at
o'clock.
McKIBBIN--At Bex les Bains. Switzer-
y land. on the 2sth inst. Jeanle Aiken.
eldest daughter OF the late Hon. RAN
som T. Wood and WIFE OF John NC
Kibbin.
PARKIN-May 81. 1909. at residence.'
e33 Williams ave, Emily Jane. be-
loved wife OF Charles +. Parkin, age
40 years. sister 81 Mrs; hooerI SM Ma.
Leon Holl. Funeral wednesday,
June 2. at 2 p. m.
RADEMA CHER--May 80. 1902. Peter,
beloved son OF George ana ApolSnla
Rademacher and brother or GER
trude. Lawrence. Joseph. Ben, John
Albert and Carrie Rademacher' aged
% years. Funeral from resiuercs'
500 Mullett-St Wednesday, Az 20 a
m. and from ST. Joseph's church at
s;30 o'clock
STEWART-Mr Lille stewart. May
80, at her brothers residence Roo"r,
De Isle 1873 81. Jcan-ave, beloNed
mother OF Nav and Blanche stewart.
Funeral wednesday, June 2 at siSo
from above residence, ana from the
Church OF Annunciation at a. IN
SIiGZINSKI-May %, John. aged 10,
beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Sugzlnski and brother OF Mamie;
Julius, Julia and Anna runeral
from the residence. 953 Joseph cam
nnu-ave Wednesday at a. m, 10
st. Elizaboths church at $3.50
SAUER-May 81. 1903. at parents resi-
dence. $40 Wabash. sylvester j.. IN
FAINT son OF Joseph and catherine
Sauer. Burial private
TANT-Elsie Woodin Tant beloved
wife OF Walter II. Tant. entered into
rest at 9:30 n. m. sunday: MAY So' az
owosso Mich Funeral from the
late residence. 272 st. Clair-ave., al
n. m Wednesday June ?. Burial
private. ------------
tAy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

wIrRM-Daniel Augustus. infant son
of Augustus Wurm and Elizabeth
Trombley Wurm, aged months ana
II days. Burial at Mt. Elliott
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

and natural. There are no better. My
Hair Goods are tho very best: work.
manship cannot be surpassed. The ex-
sslience and superior quality Oh my
able prices. system OF manufacturing,
large stocks to select from. and hon.
est. courteous treatment to every Gus
toner, Is the reason why i have re-
NAMED In my present store 80 years
past.
l also make Hair Jewelry and Device
Work. Names made OF Hair on Glass
and Pearl.
Hair Goods-wholesale and retail
VIM. A. HAINES,
76 Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION 3
per cent interest Certificate, good for
ono cremation. F. X Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager. l22b h. Bouie-
ward Phone Ridge 666.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

In Detroit Life Is Worth Living
II you get a SC meal at the Utopia
restaurant. - Bagley-ave JOE BE-
DORE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01

SODA FOUNTAIN
Seconss- hand marble fountains cheap.
z. b GALLAGHER a Co,
l33 JEFFERSON MAIN z8eS.
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his ultimate recovery.
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Extra Money!.
MONEY TO LOAN

No security or indorser required
New Co. New Rates New PlenA
DETROIT LOAN & TRUST CO..
N Al MICHI0AN-AvE.
Look for electric sign. Second dour.
SHours. 3 to 6 daily, and 3 to Stature,
|. day. Take stairs go z
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-01
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED sewing machine oper-
ators wanted on awnings and tents
The j. c. Goss Co.. 10 Atwater st
east
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-08
President helps Ornhans-

III.dIets OF orphans have been
helped 5y the president of the Indus.
,T.aI Orphans Home at Macon. Ga
Who writes: We have used Electric
B!i'rrs iu this institution for nine
years. !t has proved a most excellent
medicine for stomach, Liver and Kid.
ney troubles. We regard It rs one OF
lae best family medicines on earth"
L inNisorates the vital organs. puri.
ties tAe blood, aids digestion. creates
appetite To strengthen and buui IN
thin, pale, weak children or rundown
people il has no equal. Best for female
complaints Only soc At Ardmore Phar.
macy & "
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SPECIAL HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
SECRET SERVICE HANDS TED.
OY 4 HOT PACKAGE.
WON'T CONSIDER MESSAGE
Chairman Perkins OF coTmittee-Fsee
Fuu Membership Of House and
Packed Gallery, When He Reads
the corttees Report

Washington y g. Jan S-Hay.Hg
given consideration TO the presidents
m-.bay views rsgs-5t-g Tho sac-..
,.-,..,, ,,..,,u., ~ -
."' muse ''S' N'''N'' ''' Spe''a'
committee appointed 70 deal with The
,nhi,c, today orouyl' . g. fra. 70.
port.
Accommodating ,. MS , ,,.,,,,..,~
S.. cf declared it Q, %, rls sense o,
the house ,ha, Il shall decline 10 con.
slider any communication from arv
source which IS no. -.s.sr.fr arB
recommended that similar action hs
.4t.n Ri-h -asp,e, 20 the MESSAGE OF,
n,. Monday because otis being .u-.
responsive 20 the srer.-- NJ tho
house" as % Vaa, Oh. r-a..ls~.
mean. when re said I'm sa-.t-- %
.. lmuat.o- placed unrr .sa fla of
operations os tho score. service ..4
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4 Horrible HoId.up.

"Abou. ten years ago ny broths.
was held up in his work health aai
happiness By wha. was believed 70 5e
hopeless consumption, writes W K.
L!pscomb, Of Washington, y. c. He
took all kinds OF remedies and treat.
men, from several doctors. but found
Discovery and was wholly cured BY
SIX bottles lie rs a We'll man today
lr'S quick 20 relieve and the surest
cure for we3- 1r sore lungs. Hemo-r-
hag-S Coughs and Colds Bronchitis,
la Grippe Asthma and all Br1acaia.
affections 5oc and 800 Trial bottle
fret. Guaranteed hy Ardmo-r Phar-
macy & "
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WANTED. Men @. ...a barber ..als
..- ...s positions waiting ul- srad.
...s Few a.sa- completes con.
-.aa. practice furnished scao.arsh 3
..u..s .no.s demonstrations. eN-
aana.'"- and diplomas Write for
.a'a.a-a. NoI-- Barber Col.eee.
Kansas .ts $40. So
"ANIEu-rJ make sou farm loans.
gacs action. Io delay. reasonable
rl.e %, Interest o. l.. Chancellor.
over D.''e- Dry Goods Co. l0u
WANTED Position as s.sa1E-a7h.-
'r lao. keeper. References Address
I.'al * B-ocs. g. Mu street. 40
WANIEp-A hos. 919 n E--d- Or
N.H uaE something See u- :. p.
Fam 5.3
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Telephone Observation-Disclosures.

All accounts are due the first OF
each month. Do not wait for
statements but send check or pay at
omce Oh or before the 10th TO
get usual discounts.
Rates-Business Phone. $500.
Residence-s2 90; Party lines SOC.
less
'HlCkASAW TELEPHONE CO..
Per B. l.. RASOR
10 Local Manager.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-08
&C e CURES
WV. BLOOD POISON

10 case oi contagious blood poison
mas t%rn removed The
DSl or al
ana
s.o;eAeS i.rg hair and ulcers, No
surrey cures contagious blood poison S
o ana steadily and surely drives every particle OF the inin
blood
ana as It was before the destructive contagious biol
entered tae Circulation 5 quickly effect on the bI
y e symptoms disappear the health is improved the skin
o and other berliShes,
ana throat heal and when system Of the
poison 10 trace OF the disease left S.
II the greatest OF all blood purifiers and proven To-, o
Book
medical advice to all '@H'Ne"'
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-08
HANLY CLOSES
DRY" APPEAL
RsTIFING GOVERNOR OF mo-
ANA DEPLoEEs REPEATING OF
LOCAL OPTION LAWS.
POLICY A DANGEROUS ONE

SAYS It is ne LNest Wte - poUt,
a. "ac- -0el e. ~~or"eaIt- ara
-" Eecuccu;e Wr5He,e- Party
Fclea.s La~
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elton.

(ottor.
Strict midd,.ng SIS.
M!idLus $50
Good midiling &c.
strict Ion SIS.
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Laile, clothes cleaue5 and press.
90 AL clothes called FOR Phone 40g
- THE HUB.
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soR RENT

FOR RENT-SiN acres Of cultivated
land Nith peach trees .r north.
we-. A-dmy0e Hosea ToWa-aud
FOR RENr-FGrn!shed rooms. Al.
modern conyeniences. close IL
Phone llt. W. Il Roberts iStt
OR EENI-TNo ups'als. office
rooms Apply r A. Joaes Furniture
Sior. l2tf
FOR RENT-Furuished downstairs
room. within Two blocks O.. Main
street Phone 64l.
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: Rs-s-.us Authers sts.erent

Frr several Years ! was afflicted
H.. Airsr trouble and Jas, winter 7
WAS sllts.. stricken with a severe
au 10 wH Kidneys and vas confined
." ".3 ..-r' llrs unable % se, u0
Without ass stance Nv urine con
H.ral q chick white sed.meu. and I
passed same frequently day and nigh,
2 commenced taking Fo'ay's kidney
Remedy .ni tne pain gradually aba,.
and finally ceased and my urine
became normal I chesrtullv recon.
mend Fo'eH.s Kidney Remedy For
sale -N O.. druggists. O & W
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Brown & Bridgman
Funeral Directors and
Licensed EmbalmerS

Largest Inc d Funeral Goods
m Ok'lroua.
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Subscribe .u7 the Artuso.e!,e.
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roR SALE

FOR SALE-My farm consisting o,
2io acres. 100 acres in cultivation
balance In pasture ani timber. close
10 Wheeler oil Nol-s. Call or write
j. H. Rector. Hsald,ou. OKLA.
22d&w lmo
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AlBATR0SS

Tast. ne name o. ne bee, uog
900 70 Ar1nsrs,
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FOR ENCHANGE-A nice farm to
exchange for good work horses or
mules. Inquire Burweu * Dexter
Ardmore, Okla. az
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J L INES
) TIMES
) DIMES
WAN
r.-rr ,ss -rs-i.-. ps. pay d. prom

'l' ' & i, 1 a .,5 aa.,', i ''@. s.a .i. a e''' ""''
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FOR SALE-s.Nroom house and Io:.
corner b stree; and Sixth avenue.
northwest; good barn. all modern
colye1.euces. Apply W. J. VII.
son. s.,
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A c PlCEFNS
Administrator
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FOR SALE-Old papers, good 10 90
under carpets, paper the walls OF
your rooms or make warm fires
ArdmOreite office.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Do HONOR TO DEPARTED
Annual Memorial Exercises Are Held
in Church and Hall of the
Lodge.

Annual memorial exercises for those
members who have passed away since the
institution of the lodge, were held Friday
by Salt Lake council No. COZ, Knights of
Columbus. Three requiem masses, Of
fered in st. Mary's cathedral at 1870 yes
terday morning, opened the services of
the day. One of the masses was IN men,
Dry of all the departed ones of the coun-
Gil, another mass in memory of Dr. John
Z. Redman, the only member of the coun-
ell who has passed away during the last
year, and the third mass in memory of
DR.. T. z. Roche who was a member of
Ogden council. This service included an
organ prelude by Miss Nora Gleason, the
"Stabat Mater" by the K. of c. choir
the Pie Jesu," by Richard c. Treanor
and the ''Stabat Mater" after the mass,
by the choir.
Another memorial service took place at
sis o'clock last evening. at knights of
Columbus hall, West First South street,
this program being as follows:
Voluntary, organ, J. w. Robert; roll
call of officers; roll call of deceased mem
bers; address, D. ]. Laramie, grand
knight; Eternal Rest" K. of c. choir;
memorial address, Edward McGurrin;
"DOna Els Requiem" John 2. flaming:
Communion of Saints" the Rev. L. L.
Dubois, S. M; pray for the Dead" K.
Of c. choir. A. ]. Bruneau. sOlOist; ques-
tons; prayer, the Very Rev. J. ]. Gui-
nan, S. NJ.
The committee in charge Of the service
was composed of J. r. Canning, F. ].
Carten, J. p Tanning, r. c. Treanor and
J y. Wright.