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The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
THINK VICTORY SURE IN
FIGHT WITH WHITE PLAGUE
Confidence in Keynote OF Meeting
Held to Arouse Interest In Com
:. ina Tao Day, June 9. -.

Confidence In Keynote OF Meeting
Held to Arouse Interest in Com
.. ing Tag Day, June 9. -,
Confidence in the ultimate success
of the battle against tuberculosis was
the keynote OF the meeting held In the
Detroit opera house. Saturday morn
ing, by the Society for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis. This Is
the first Of series of meetings to be
held preliminary to Tag Day, June 8,
when contributions will be collected
for the anttconsumption work.
Mrs. w. A. McGraw presided and in
troduced Mayor Breitmeyer as the first
speaker. His honor complimented the
ladies' on their interest and the fact
that hundred or more had come oct
In spite Of the inclement weather. He
said that the city Is doing its part in
putting up tuberculosis hospital and
also by paving the streets and keep
ms them clean, thus checking the
germ-laden- dust.
DR.. Johann Flintermann spoke feel
ingly Of the sufferings Of humanity
from the white plague and urged the
necessity Of the most vigorous meas
ures In each community to combat its
ravages. DR.. Emil Amberg reviewed
the history Of the growing struggle by
humanity against this disease.
After the saloons are closed, people
will pay attention to important things"
declared DR.. Amberg. He discussed
the dangers attending the association
of workingmen In dusty factories and
the spread of the infection In homes
and summed up by saying that 1t Is a
matter of necessity. as OF decency, to
take proper care of tuberculosis pa
tients. Pride should make the people
OF Detroit help.
Aid. ID. E. Heineman spoke conf
IDENTIFY of the future, saying that the
way in which the problem has been
met gives cheer. The society's pres
ent campaign he referred to as largely
valuable and necessary because the
world must be awakened to the dan
gers of consumption first of all. A. H.
Griffith also talked.
II was announced that Mrs. B. c.
Whitney will be given charge of other
meetings to be held during May for
the purpose of interesting the people
OF the city in the work. Mayor Brett
meyer will issue proclamation In re-
gard to Tag Day and Prof Griffith will
speak Of IL after his Sunday lectures
in the Museum Of Art. Miss Whitney
made vigorous practical talk. quitting
ing her plans and urging each one
present TO bring five others TO the next
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The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
WARRANT FOR MUSICIAN.
Willard Bryant Says INSTRUMENT was
Secured bv False Pretenses.

willard Bryant, Woodward'ave. mus
zeal instrument dealer. was rewarded
for months of patient waiting when ne
learned that f. X Armstrong, trav'
cling musical. was billed to appear In
IA local theater this week. Then Mr.
Bryant paid visit to Justice stem
and swore out warrant against Arm
strong. charging him with obtaining
a SOS flute by false pretenses.
ON Armstrong; last appearance
here. Mr.. Bryant alleges, he obtained
the flute from Charles Gray. a clerk.
by representing that Mr.. Bryan mao
told him he could take the instrument
ON approval. He did not return II.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
FLAG DAY COMMITTEES.
Elmer Smith, Joe Weiss and George
Mcclure Prominent ChaIrmen.

1
Mcclure Prominent chaIrmen.
The Elks will again have charge OF
the Flag Day celebration which will
take place on Bennett Pack. May IL.
They have appointed the committee
named below.
All members OF the different COM
mittees are requested to meet at the
Elks Temple Saturday evening. May
] at o'clock. Supper Will be served
10 all, after which all matters per-
tanning to Flag Day will ne discussed.
Elk Committee-Elmer Smith, chair
man; Charles Higgins, William
Guthard. John Mcpherson. J. Fitzger-
aid and Engene Bresler.
Veteran Committee-Joe Weiss,
chairman: Charles Bennett, Sam.
Thompson. John Lodge and Ben.
Quincy.
Committee In Charge OF City and
Shop Teams--George I. Mcclure. Cass
club. ID. 4. c.. chairman; John Ros-
nick, Good Lucks; Charles Meeker.
Burroughs. and Clarence Shook, Pack
ard.
State Committee-Charles Rutter.
Romulus.
Press Committee-Geo. I. Mcclure,
Case club.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
WELL, HERE'S SOME NERVE.
Attorney Wants County to Pay Ex
penses for New Trial for Lafata.

Attorney Anthony Maiullo, who rep
resented Sam Lafata during the trial
of the italian on the charge of rob
bling a fellow countryman, after terror
izing him with BLACK Hand" letters
appeared in Judge Phelan's court. Sat
urday, and asked that the county pay
for collecting testimony on which a
new trial for Lafata would be sought
Lafata is now In Marquette prison
where Judge Phelan sent him for a
term OF from seven and half TO Ia
years. Judge Phelan denied the mo
ton, ruling that Lafata's trial had
been eminently fair.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
STEAMER RUSSIA ToUxDERs,
Captain !. D. Mclean Commands
8htp-Acc1dont on o.

PORT HURON, Mich. May 1.-The
passenger and freight steamer Hun11
foundered on De Tour sone 0u1e d0S
Ing the night, according to q nno1n
received here today. Capt y. y.
Lean. Of this city. II master q W.
Russia and the crew II CpwDoo~
about al most Of whom reG116 o. j
Huron. No details have boon t111
but IL II known that the bot ~
passengers. The Russia 49, 41
for Duluth and carried . TN @rUo
package freight and : tAo&1C4
rels of cement. fi & n
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
Two sH|Ps|I
ON D0lRDtI|5
LAKE SUPERIOR
No Trace Il Found q $780, 4
ter, Of Detroit sa1 Ii6zzu
Batavia, and Thszs = Ij(1lo ~
Doubt They Went Dowa.
Message to Geo. Q. Nsstsr, n ~
troit, Tells Of accident
to Ship.


CAPT. DEvoE. Alpouac, Mich
MATE, name unknown. Clovota0S.
Cock woman, name unbmewn, oal1'
to b. captains wifs. VI a
EDWARD PErERsoN, clsvs)oN1. I
JOHN STAR. Cleveland. "a
u. DR0ulLARD. Ai0onac. neleh. H
PETER coouETTG. Alpenec, Nlolx
HouGHToN, May 1s--Tho leo0
lighter Batavia, Was plolCed - - ~
day BY Ann Arbor ear foeFv ~ 81
on Fox Island. The lighter ko6 ~.
IDENTIFY been abando0od ~ NJ
crew Of Is who had .talsoa = -
boate IN hurrtcono. Mo1h10n
has been heard from tkom-
HoUGHTON. Mich, Nay 1.r-l16'
trace can be found Of tho ochonr *
Nester, with crew Of SEVEN. ann q
lighter Batavia, with rs mou, ana q y
10 little doubt that bott noumfoG5
probably with the loee oe "a 6an1a, n
Thursdays storm IN Lako 0ppoF1cEt &
The storm was the W0vut thnt nv
swept this region IN pears ma rtU11t1
of other shipwreckB Ar oxpooto1 ~
come In from different places 166
wind blew 1T terrific rato. drlNlnG
many ships to cover.
Even the ships that could ston1 -
tremely rough weather renatne6 IN
different porta Of shelter during Thru
days storm, but some we're eKpqno1
and were tossed By the merc1l1go
waves. z, TX p IN n s A.Ss
George c. Ne6tor. adminiekretor q
the Nestor estate. oWHorB u the
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
Swallows carbolIc Acid.

Charles Daley. a Cadillac-sq. charac-
ter, about 40 years old. swallowed car
boiic acid, with probably fatal result.
in the alley In the rear OF the Hotel
Normandie, at noon, Saturday. East
End ambulance took him to st. Mary's
hospital, where his death 10 expected.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
Fire Loss 10 $780, 900.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-The fact
that the Southern Pacific train sheds
are standing today Is due to the hur-
culean work of the FIRE department In
preventing the spread of the hames
that last night destroyed the big ware
house of the Simon Manufacturing Co,
adjacent 10 the sheds. Several OF the
f,remen were injured. The loss 10
a 70 900
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
NEPHEW's SLAYER
IS ARRA|GNEO ON
MURDER CHARGE
Dr.. Boyajian Offers No Plea But
at His Request Justice Stein
Sets Examination for Next
Tuesday.
Prisoner Tells How Home Wreckers
Are Stoned in Armenia-Victim,
Dying, Protests Innocence.

Standing In almost the identical
spot where his victim. Hartoon Hagop
Gostanian, stood when shot down In
the presence OF Justice Jeffries and a
hundred spectators just "a hours pre-
viously. DR.. Garabed X. Boyajian was
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
AUSTIN HAS CURRIE REPORT.
Accountant Turns Over Record OF Cut
toners Transactions.

A complete record Of the individual
accounts of the customers OF Cam
eron Currie & Co., as taken from the
books, was turned over. Friday. by F.
Fl. Macpherson & Co.. accountants, TO
Frederick G. Austin. trustee for the
bankrupt brokerage firm. This rec
ord Is expected to have an important
bearing on the great mass OF litigation
pending In the case. both In the fed
eral and state courts.
The record will be filed with the
United States district court, where II
will be of especial importance as bear
ing upon the many claims for prefer
ence. II will also be used In the state
court in the case OF the trustee against
HAYDEN Stone a Co. OF Boston.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

COttCU O@y 000k0vO - 9uU<D ~
lowed 20 Froqnent oo1aoG
Gustave D'Hasso. tAo itt1o & y
boy who recently apocoro6 n ~
court as complatnaG| ogAinot W
D'Clerq, saloon4oepck on p91 }.
whom he CHARGE With b6atinG.
after practically ad3pting him, =
in another warrant sworn ont =
day morning. ||
The lad was sent 20 ~ = D
Home for Boys. after Da0) -
been found guilty Of beatino ~
fned.
Shortly afterward, Mrs.. H. -.
shaw, wife OF saloonkeoD -.
1S8 wight-st.. took littlo w
away from the home. Trun1 cDx
Sheehan learned that 0ustay q
only is years old, was allo~t I ~
|quent the saloon bar rooc4 - a
play pool. He swore out o,voy<onl
against Hanshaw. charging Hin Vit1
allowing a minor to freQusnt NJ -
loon.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

Invalids and convaiescents some
times need a tonic. They cannot 0I|
any chances. Therefore order 81
Malt Extract--there is nothing
TO II. Phone Main SIS for dozen boo
ties.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityt saturday night
and sunday, generally cloudy with
probably snow furrfes, continued cold
with temperature near dressings brisk
90 high westerly winds.
Lower Michigan Snow hurrtes to-
temperature near freezing.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

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no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Coz No.
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New Divorce Suits.

John Angottl filed a bill for divorce
Saturday, in which he charges that
his wife deserted him, going away
with a man. with whom she Is now
living in Buffalo, he says. Martha
Fink asks for divorce from John
Fink on the grounds of desertion. Sup
pressed bills were fled. Saturday, by
Charles VS.. Sarah l.. Seitz, and Alice
Mary VS. Nelson Martin.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

One year ago today Maximum tenn
perature, at minimum, 49, mean, 90,
cloudy weather.
sur rose ~ 4r2s q. m.. and sets st
$40 y. IN.
Alexandcr. Umbrellas. 10 Monro~
Bob Printing done right. Times PRINT
fng CO., Is John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01

Bob pr,ntips done right. Time. Pri.t-
sus Co., is John R-st. Phone 1873.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-01
Jap shIps At Frisco.

sR7f FRANCISCO. May The
Jaoa aiming cruisers Aso and
,1lr11 nmand Of Admiral Ijichf
- thousand middies and
49, ~, entered the bay this
Ter a cruise from Los An
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
YEAR BEGUN WITHOUT HOMES
Eviction Suits and Judgments Started
in Large Numbers I'm Courts of
justices of the Peace.

About forty residents Of the city and
heads OF families have begun the new
year with a search for homes. Al least
that number of dispossession suits have
been heard and eviction writs granted in
Justice courts within the last few days. and
Saturday the rush OF landlords TO get rid
OF nonpaying tenants was heavy. The
merit of the cases varied: Some We're
against out and out beats some alas
against men who have been struggling
helplessly against adversely; some who
waged a battle with John Barleycorn. and
e~venuated as successful as did Burns with
the Big Moke In Australia.
There were also a large number OF suits
filed to get judgment on bills. There will
be many more OF these before the month
OF January Is concluded. for the time of
paying the piper IL at hand, and In some
cases there is not the means, and In
others the disposition is a trifle shy, not
TO say coy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
SAD STORY OF A WRONG
Some Folks Are Born Wrong, Some Go
Wrong and Others Have Wrong
Thrust Upon Them.

Take the case Of H. Il. FNredrickson. Mr..
Fredrickson sells the Chalmers Detroit go"
and is glad Of It. He advertises It in The
Bee and The Bee is glad OF II. And this is
all right so far, but here the typesetting
machine intervenes.
Last Sunday Mr.. Fredrickson cleared the
decks for action and told readers OF The
Bee what he did for prospective customers.
ASK him the competitor) TO do for you
as we do said the Fredrickson advertise
nhent. But the typesetting machine coughed,
stumbled and slurred.
ASK him to do you as we do" it re-
peated. And Mr., FTedrickson stared in
amazement as he saw his bold, bad chal-
lenge in print.
Here was a man filled with good inten-
lions and honest words made the victim
of an obstinate machine. His golden rule OF
do unto others as you would be done
by" was changed by the omission Of a
single word to get done by others as we
do you"
Truly this is having wrong thrust into
your very mouth.
Mr.. Fredrickson wishes to state that he
is not a "do-er," but a "do-ee,' and II al
others do as he does by you there1I be
something doing in the way Of more sales
for the Chalmers-Detroi 80"
Selah!
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
CORN GROWERS TO HOLD MEET
Douglas County Association VIII
Have an Important Session
Next Saturday.

To wind up financial matters in connec-
ton with its exhibit at the National Corn
exposition and to elect officers for next
year, the Douglas County Corn Growers
association will meet next Saturday after
noon at 1870 O'Clock at the court house.
The meeting was called for yesterday aft
ernoon but some of the members OF the
committee could not be present so an ad-
journment was taken.
The association was organized for the
purpose OF supervising the county exhibit
at the exposition, and it will be made a
permanent organization with the object OF
providing exhibits at future shows and
turthering the interest of corn growers in
this county.
The board of managers OF the Douglas
County Agricultural society will also meet
next Saturday just before the meeting Of
the corn growers,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-R0oM
Past Masters Jewels Bestowed Upon
a Score of Members of Covert
LOdge A. r. and A. Nj.

An impressive ceremony was observed by
Covert lodge No. II, Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, Wednesday evening in
which past masters jewels were bestowed
upon twenty or more Of the past masters
of the lodge. Those receiving the dlstinc-
ton were: Harry p. Deuel.. Eben X. Long,
]. S. France, Gustav Anderson, Charles X.
Coutant, Jeff w. Bedford, John N. West
berg, Charles p. Southland, Rufus 8. Par
ker, John e. Simpson, Edwin s. r. Perfect,
Luther B. Hoyt, j. Elmer Anderson. Allen
8. Romano, Paul A. Froelich, Charles A.
Porter and George F. West.
Following the ceremonial a banquet was
given in the banquet hall, with ". r. Ben
nett as POSTMASTER. Short addresses were
made by Harry p. Deuel., e. K. Long, Gus
tav Anderson. c., X. Coutant and others
The affair was informal and highly sue
ceSsful.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

hen, third cockerel. fourth cockerel
Ray c, S~choonhoven. Elgin, ILL.,. first
SILVER DUCKWiNG GAME BANTAMs.
Ray c. Schoonhoven. Blgin, Ill, first
cock, first puilet.
II. d. Foster, Omaha first hen, third
hen, fourth hen, first cockerel, second
pullet.
c. II. Zimmerman. Omaha, second cock.
fifth hen. second coCkrel, third cock
erel, third pullet, fourth pullet.
WHITE GAME.
L. G. Fanble, Council Bluffs, Ia, first
cock. first hen. second hen. third hen. first
cockerel. second cockerel third cockerel,
fourth cockerel. first pullet, second pull
let, third pullet, fourth pullet.
LIVE SEABRIGHT BANTAMS.
j. @. Gourlay, Surprise, Neb., first cock,
first hen.
Bonnie Brodersen, Denison, Ia, first
cockerel, first puliet.
John O'Connor, Omaha, first cockerel.
GOLDEN SEABRIGHT BANTAMS.
Selly Brengle. Omaha, first cock. first
hen.
BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS.
Bennie Brodersen. Denison, Ia, first
cock, first hen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Omaha tent No. IS, Knights OF the Macca-
bees and the Ladies' OF the Maccabees held
a watch night party Thursday evening In
odd Fellows hall. Fourteenth and Dodge
streets. There was a large attendance from
both lodges.
FRIDAY evening Garfield circle No. II
Ladies' Of the Grand Army and the Union
Veterans Union will hold a Joint installa-
ton OF officers in Baright hall. The date
being the anniversary OF the battle OF New
orleans features pertinent to that historic
event will figure in the program.
All Interested are invited to witness the
open installation OF the officers OF Clan
Gordon No. 63, Order OF Scottish Chiefs,
on Tuesday evening. The proceedings will
take place in the clan room In the Cont
mental block and the ceremony Will begin
al $50.
The uniform rank OF the Modern Wood
men Of America will give a band concert
and ball at the Auditorium January 6 The
concert will last from s o'clock until 9lt
when dancing will begin Green's band will
furnish the music.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
IRISH BANK CASE END NEAR
Old Litigation I'm federal Court
Likely to BE Soon Brought
to Close.

Judge w. II. Munger, United States
Marshal w. p. Warner. United States Dis
trict Attorney Goss and Circuit Clerk
George Thummel will leave for North
Platte Sunday afternoon to be present al
the opening OF the term OF the federal
courts there Monday morning.
TIL Bank of ireland case. which has
been pending in the United States circuit
court at Omaha for two or three years,
seems to be in a fair way Of settlement
The final hearing q the case looking to-.
ward a compromise Is set for February Is
The case relates to the bequest Of a former
Nebraska resident 10 a school teachers
fund in County Wexford. Ireland. which is
being contested by several American heirs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
Royal Achates.

Omaha lodge No. l gave Its first annual
masquerade ball Tuesday night, with a big
attendance of member and friends. The
costumes were elaborate, varied and unique.
Miss Alice Kilker and c. Il. Holiday were
awarded prizes for the most elaborate and
Howard Hutton for the most ludIerouS
costumes.
Monday night Omaha-seymour camp No.
S16, Woodmen of the World, and Omaha
officers, which will be an elaborate pro-
gram.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

II you will take Foiey's orino Laxative
until the bowels become regular you will
not have 20 take purgattves constantly, as
Foiey's Orino Laxative positively cures
chronic constipation aRd sluggish liver,
Pleasant to take. For sale By all drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
Grand Army OF the Republic.

Grant post No. 10, Grand Army OF the
Republic. and It's auxiliary omar Relet
corps will unite in a public installation of
the now officers Tuesday evening in Ba-
right hall. Grant Woman's Relief corps
will hold it's regular meeting in the same
hall at 1880 in the afternoon of Tuesday TO
arrange for the evening program.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
Ancient Order united Workmen.

Patten camp No. 17 gave an entertain
ment Wednesday evening at Workmen tenn
pie. The program included vocal and In
strumental music ana dancing. Among the
musical numbers Of special merit was the
vocal trio by Messrs. Boukal, Jacobsen and
Duda-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
Take WARMING.

Don't let stomach. liver nor kidney
trouble down you, when you can quickly
down them with Electric Bitters. 5Oc. For
sale by Beaton Drug {
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
1. o. o. r.

Hesperian Eneampment Installed officers
last evening,
The following lodges will install officers
this week: State lodge No. 10, on Monday
evening; Beacon lodge No. %, on Tuesday
evening, and Omaha lodge No. 2 on Fri
day evening. Wasa lodge No. q will not
install officers until its second meeting
night in January.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04
Tribe Of Ben Hur.

Monday evening, c. f. Way OF Lincoln will
o@fficiate as installing officer. This being
the regular social evening Of the court, re-
enioyed at the close of the installation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

The influence OF a Bee want ad pene-
trates 10 unsupported quarters
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

Any farmer could spend the entire ten
days during which the show was held lis
tening TO lectures and studying the exhib-
its In detail. and do II at a great profit to
himself. The lecture course was designed
with a view of giving both and
inspiration to the attendants and its pur-
pose was carried out in a most admirable
Trihnne ISioux CitYO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS.
Bonnie Brodersen. Denison, Ia, first
cock, first hen.
Mohave County miner., 1909-12-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Helena Mcguire, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad- ministratrix of the estate of Helena Mcguire, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administratrix at Kingman, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate in said County of Mohave.
 MABEL MAGUIRE,
 Administratrix of the Estate of Helena
 Mcguire, deceased. Dated this 9th day of December, 1909. First insertion Dec. 11-Jan. 8