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The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
REPLIES TO JUSTICE BROWN.
Cardinal Gibbons Says Legislation
Governing Marriage Ties 10 Loosef

= BALTIMORE. Md, July 15.-In a
reply TO Justice Brown, of the United
states supreme court, who delivered
an address before the Maryland Bar
association at Old Point Comfort, Car
dinal Gibbons says:
Divorces are multiplied not be-
cause ministers willingly assist at ill
assorted marriages, but because loose
legislation on matriniony renders 1t
easy for married parties TO annul the
marriage bond II the civil laws of all
our states were as strict as they are
in South Carolina and Canada. the
persons contemplating marriage would
seriously and prayerfully reflect; they
would study each others disposition
and temperament before entering into
a contract which would bind them
for life. And, certainly the peace and
good order in the family life In South
Carolina and Canada can be favorably
compared with the domestic conditions
existing nthose states where divorces
can be easily obtained"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

county Jail. TO serve her sentence.
Congressman Hamilton. in making
the plea for clemency. said Mrs. Groy
bad not had fair trial. that nothing
more severe than fraud had ever
before been visited on any conductor
OF matrimonial agency In the United
States; and that IL she were sent 70
jail for year she would die. IL Was
also said she had retired from the
business and returned TO the home OF
her parents In Benton Harbor await
ing action on the plea for clemency.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

That her marriage with her hus-
band. William II. Pyle. was merely a
mutual understanding between them
10 become man and wife, and that
they lived together as such from May.
1898. until August. 1907, was the
statement OF the woman In a bill for
divorce filed Thursday morning. Mrs.
Pyle also states in her Dill that her
first husband was George III. Gardner.
from whom she was granted a divorce
August 20. 1897. She then entered
into her agreement with Pyle. and did
not learn for three years that her di-
yorce from Gardner had never been
signed. She obtained a signed decree
In February. 1901. She charges that
her second husband associated with
other women. and even insisted that
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
THE DETROIT TIMES: THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1909.

the Pueblo fireman, whom Papke ex-
pected to defeat. easily surprised the
Thunderbolt 10y getting away with the
fight and defeating Papke at every
turn. Had decisions been allowed
Papke would have been the loser
Flynn had the decided advantage In
four rounds while In only two can II
be said Papke proved himsc ( the bet
ter.
The nearest thing 10 knockout oc-
CURED when Papke half slipped and
half fell to one knee from the effects
OF shower OF blows to the face.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

TEHERAN. July 15.-Liuet.-Col.
Liakhoff shortly before noon ordered
the royalist Cossacks To cease firing.
II is generally understood that the
cessation OF the artillery fire. which
has been continuous since the invest
ment OF the barricade. presages the
surrender OF the Cossacks.
Lieut.. Col. Liakhon II IL under
stood is arranging statement OF
terms upon which he will surrender.
Liakhon and his little force OF
weary Cossacks at noon still held their
position in the barricade In the Gen.
raj square despite furious attack
'esumed by the rebels at daybreak this
morning.. AT intervals the wild tribes
men, the Bakhtiara, attempted 10
creep up within striking distance OF
the barricade and time after time the
street before the intrenchmentt was
swept clear by moving artillery
firing. The cannon with which the
Cossacks armed the barricade have
been the only real setback that the
nationalists have met In their occu-
patton OF the city.
In this mornings attack on the bar
ricade the rebels brought up several
OF the city and attempted to shell the
Cossacks' position. The guns were
not OF the field variety and they had
great difficulty In handling them In
the streets. No -soOner-had-th
taken q position opposite the barfi-
cade than the well-directed fire OF The
Cossack artillerymen dismantled the
guns and drove the rebel gunners To
cover.
The rebels succeeded In firing sew
cral shells from their cannon which
damaged the foreign residences around
the Offices OF the Indo European Tele-
graph company, where the correspon.
dents have made their headquarters.
Before the rebels retired, shell dis
mantled the residence OF DR.. Scott. Oh
English resident physician. Shells
from the Cossacks' cannon have
wrecked many houses in the line OF
their fire.
The shah, at his palace at Sultana-
bad, has summoned every available
loyal soldier from every part OF Per
STA to the relief OF LIakhoff and his
besieged Cossacks. The brigade
when yesterday attacked the town
from the north has given up the at
tempt to take the gate OF Doshen-Tep
by assault, and has retired TO line of
hills short distance away, where they
have planted their cannon and begun
a systematic investment OF the city.
Loyal troops are marching from the
shores of Z Caspian sea and from
the Turkish border
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Basement Bargains

Sc for 10c Plated Wire Folding Coat or Jacket
Hangers.
zoe for 40c 10quart double-coated Gray Enamel
Deep Dish Pans.
Csc for soc 12quart doube-coated Gray Enamel
Kettles.
Csc for CSC Wall Coffee Mills holds 10. coffee
3ec for soc Padded Chair Seats any size. with
covered upholstering nails
zoe for sl25 4-quart triplecoated, blue out white
inside enamel deep Dish Pans.
6se for $3.50 No. s. trple-coated, blue out. white
inside enamel Tea Kettles
s1.75 for ~ so 25-ft 3-py guaranteed Lawn
Hose. with couplings and washers
stoa for 81 so 2-burner Gasoline Stove cabinet
frame guaranteed burner
s2.25 for $2.75 1-year guaranteed Clothes Wringer
with enclosed cogwheels.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

1T would be hard to ovsrctats ~
wonderful change In my mother since
she began to use Electric Bittsra"
writes Mrs. w, L. fitzpatrick Of Dan
forth. Ne. Although past 70 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years AZ last
she could neither eat. drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health" They invig-
crate all vital organs, cure Liver and
Kidney troubles. induce sleep. fmpars
strength and. appetite. Il. G. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

declares that the United States Is
paying annually s7.50O,OO0 for the ed
ucation of children who will die from,
tuberculosis before they reach the age
OF IS There are nearly 100000
school children In the country who
will die before they are OF age. the
statement says. The association urges
education about the dangers OF tuber-
culosis to Offset this waste
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Sale of Hammocks

Late shipment of Hammocks arrived just in
time to go in the Friday sale.
Sec for $50 Hammock with padded pillow and
wide valance -
st.es for s2.75 Hammock. very closely woven up
hostered pillow.
12Ne yard for loo close mesh Minnow Netting
best grade.
acc for soc double multiplying, click and DRAG
nickel plated Fish Line Reel. 60 yards
sec for 75c Gee Patent Mlnnow Traps; will no,
rnst.
$2ss for s39S bess Steel Fishing Pole full agate
guides and tip, baked Japan finish.
tec for 25c Water Wings, for safety and In
swimming
soc for 75c 4bal Croquet Sets. neatly finished
and striped.
sso for $3.50 Bulldog Harness, neatly brass trim.
med.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
TAFT COMPUTES MRS
GREY'S PRISON SENTENCE
Benton Harbor Girl Had Been Con.
victed In Chicago for Running
>N Matrimonial Agency.

WASHINGTON. July I5.-President
Taft has committed the sentence OF
Marion Grey. the Benton Harbor girl
who was sentenced TO a year In prison
by Judge Lands. in Chicago. for run
ming a matrimonial agency. 70 one
month. This was brought about
through the Efforts % Congressman
Hamilton, OF Michigan. who Is now
trying To have Mrs. Gray. who Is w
committed TO the House OF Good Shep-
herd. In Chicago, instead OF the Cook
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Girls SIS Suits at $1.05

Sixty Suits for girls of to "a years Made Of fine
materials smartly tailored in the threepece styles
which means dress with separate coat to match.
The suits have been S. Friday this lot of sixty will
be offered at $I.es each.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
SI.4o to 1898 Dolls at Csc

Fiue=jointed Dolls soiled in handling; some Ct
the finest Kestner Housewerk and other celebrated
makes; dolls that the best made regular selling
prices STAG to $3.es EACH averaging in height about
al inches perfect goods in every way. but soil>d in
handlng great variety of styles greatest doll bar
gain of the year. Friday all AT 85c EACH.
soc Yachts, fully rugged soop STYLE IL inches long,
Internationally al 39e each
Boys 81 indian Suts-complete with feather bonnets-
all sizes--Frday at soc.
Chdrens soc Swings. to fasten TO doorway In the
open air-comes complete with rope strongly made-Frt
Say at 3se
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
SIS to $3.50 VASE Suits at $1.05

Fifty Tailored Suits comprised of broken lots and
sizes taken from SIS and $3.50 lines. Coats in the
SO to 4o-inch models Plain white and colors. To
clear them out quickly the price Friday will be $Ios
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Illinois has the greatest number OF
electric plants OF any state. 39S: New
York rs second with 35s. and Pennsyl.
yania third, with SAG.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Women's Csc Stockings at TIC pair
These the well-known Burson Seamless
Stockings The kind that knit to fit" Because
they have slight imperectons you buy these a5c
Stockings Friday at nc pair.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Children's l5c Stockings at 10c

Good serviceabe cotton-ribbed Stockings, in
black and tan, regular Isc grade. Friday AT Ioc
PAIR.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
81 House Dresses at soc

One-piece Dresses made of light colored perc4les.
which always look fresh and neat all sizes. Only
Ias in the lot. All are ST. Dresses Friday soc EACH
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Gas Nantes and Globes

&c for 10c very best qualities OF Toe Manues-
both the upright and the inverted kinds
Sc for 1Oc Invented Globes-half etched-it only
inverted burner. Gas Globes for upright burners
clear with etched crimped tops
&c for loo straight sinch Gas Chimneys-etched
bottoms, regular size.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Mems $40 and $3.50 Suits at $5.85

A good suit of clothes for $s85. What do you
think of that? There just in the lot and they
all $40 and Sra suits made of tropical worsteds
and fancy cassimeres, in and three-piece styles
The coats half-lined with alpaca the trousers with
belt strap and side buckles sizes "a to 40. If men
knew what kind of suits these are, AT $685. there
wouldn't be suit left in an hours time.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Remnants White Goods, lltC yd

A large collection of remnants of regular and
2sc Persian Lawns and India Linons, to yard
lengths suitable for waists, dresses ard aprons. Fri
day at 'II1ac yard.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
tuberculosis Resp,na Harvest.

NEW YORK, July l5.-The Nation
al Association for the Study and Pre-
vention OF tuberculosis. In a state
ment based on recent Investigations.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
The l2tc Quality
at Sic a yard
Csc Hair Ornaments at 10C

Hair Ornaments in Barrettes, Back Combs,
Side Combs and Ball Pins in shell or amber.
worth up to asc. Fridays price, Ioc
Odd lot Of Hatpns in shell set with rhnestores,
with stones OF every desirable color. These soc
qualties-Frday 19c.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
CROWLEY, MINER CO CO.
So House Dresses at Csc

Two-piece House Dresses made of pretty figured
dinity The dresses well made, and there ell
sizes These So Dresses will be sold Friday AT csc
EACH
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Women's $5.o5 and $3.50 Dresses, $685.

Just seventy Dresses in this lot that formerly sold
from $5.o5 to $3.50. They are handsome models made
up in the smartest jumper styles, from Repp and
shrunk linens, in pink blue, and white. BeAuti-
fully trimmed with laces and embroidery. The first
10 women who come will get them for $3o5 EACH.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
&c, 10c and on up to 45c each

Laces that sell all the way from 75c to IS a yard
These samples about 1-4-yard each and run the
full width of the lace
For yokes. fancy work and millinery. main Floor)
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
FLYNN HAS BETTER OF IT.

Ten Rounds Not Long Enough for
Papke To Get the Coast Heavy.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. July l5.-Billy
Papke. the illinois Thunderbolt is to-
day tasting some OF the bitterness
found by Battling Nelson after his
fight with AID Wolgast Jim Flynn.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

she receive these women into ~
home.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1i9S.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
More of Those Samples of faces

ASAOI = u AIIOSC OdIIIpICS Oh AdCCS
The first lot created stir, and brought women
three deep around the counter.
Here is another lot just as good We secured
them of an importer who had further use for the
samples.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
SHAH GETS READY
TO FLEE TO RUSSIA
Cars Troops Ordered to Arrange
for His Safe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Troops in Teheran Quit Fight.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-
The foreign office has sent orders
TO the Russian troops In Persia
to arrange for the safe removal OF
the shah across the frontier. This
has led to the Inference that the
government has received infornna-
tIon from Tshsran that the shah's
position 10 hopeless and that he
will be forced 10 abdicate and
flee.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Remnants of Ribbons Half

Remnants of Ribbons Half Price
Ribbons of all Sorts plain and fancy, that have
accumulated in our stocks Many fine disable lengths
whole counterful to be closed out at about half
price.
zoe Messaline Ribbons at 12tc yard
Fine all-sk quality, with soft finish, suitable
for millinery, IA inches WIDE in all the popular COL
orings regular grade. FRIDAY AT I2X A
YARD.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Is cand zoe India Linons, SIC yd

to Io-yard lengths, fine, smooth quality, all per-
feet: regularly sold for ISc and Friday these
short lengths at sac yard.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Women's Csc Union Suits at TIC

High neck short sleeve Combination Suits, of
thin cotton regularly asc. FRIDAY AT nc A SUIT.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Odd Lot of Jewelry at 10c

Odd lots in Jewelry, comprising Belt Pins,
Beauty Pins, Brooches, Children's Bracelets
and Necklaces, regular 2sc qualities. Friday
Ioc each.
and Shirt Waist Sets In green gold, Roman and oxi-
died These excellent value at 25c-Fridsy
pric
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Boys 75c Knickerbocker Pants, 43c
A lot of about sixty pairs that formerly were val
ued at 75c. Made of gray and brown materials
sizes to IS years. Friday AT 43c PAIR.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Girls 75c Dresses at 30c

One hundred dresses for children of 8 to IA years
All nicely made up from various pretty materials.
The last of these kinds which brings the price down
to 3oc.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
And They Are All Half Price

Useful lengths. that come in handy to for
thing and another. Main Floor)
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
l4c Pillow Casing, 10c a yard

As inches wide, Bleached Pillow Casing; quality
we sell in stock at regularly lac. Friday at Ioc
YARD.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Bargains in China

t7c dozen for soc top Jelly Glasses. regular
size.
5e for 35c tankard shape Milk Pitcher-ribbed
design In fancy decorated porcelain.
DC for 10c Salt and Pepper Shakers-both in
glass with heavy nickel top and in fancy Japanese
china.
t8c for 25c German China Salad Bowls, small
rosebud border design, gold traced.
Cups and Saucers-new low shape. thin ware.
8ec for $125 very best grade White Porcelain
Covered Slop Jars. wire balls
&c for &c Individual Salt Dips-exact imitation
cut patterns
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

So Hemstitched Table Cloths $1.4o
Mercerized Table Cloths, soft finished, finely
woven quality; regularly So. Friday at STAG each.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
A Box of 19c Stationery. lac

Linen finish. good quality, qure of paper and
two dozen envelopes; all for I4c box.
100 sheets of paper and so envelopes, 3oc
Smooth-inished linen with fine writing surface.
ALL FOR 3oc; usually 5oc
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Greatest Dinnerware Bargains in
the July Clearance Sale

SPAS for $500 pure white fine Carlsbad China
Dinner Sets OF 100 pieces-ghtest weight wares
edge.
$685. for $500 lOOpiece best Porcelain Dinner
Sets-sma pink rosebud design, each piece gold
traced, new shapes
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Lace& Embroidery Remnants
We can't begin to tell of all the good things in
this remnant heap. There Embroideres and Leces
OF almost every sort from aovers and houncings to
little edges and insertions.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Handkerchief at BIC each

5000 womens and childrens Handkerchiefs
made OF good muslin, full size, with hemstitched
borders. Friday at 7Ac EACH
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
zoe Glass ToWeling, 14c a yard

Pure linen glass Toweling, az inches wide, blue
or pink checks makes up nicely into waists and chill
dren's dresses best grade; Friday at lac yard
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

Women's lOc Vests at 7c each
Low Neck Vests, sleeveless or with short sleeves;
always sell for $Ioc. FRIDAY AT &c EACH.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
12tc Turkish Towels at 1Oc

Large White Turkish Bath Towels l8x4o-incf
size; regular I21ac grade. Friday at Ioc each.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15

III even insisted tha Central Drug Co., Gray WorcesteS
WLEY, MILNER c. CO.
SAL [5@|
Mems 10c Handkerchief at 6c1
Extra large Cambria Handkerchiefs in fancy -pat-1
ems, also al-over patterns for pillow tops; usually
oc. Friday at &c.
Mems Csc Silk Ties at 14c each|
1000 Mems Poplin Silk Four-n- Hand Ties re-
ersible in plain coors in about thirty shades; regu
'rly a5c Friday at I4c EACH.
Women's l0c Vests at 7c eachI
Low Neck Vests. sleeveless or with short Sleeves;
ways sell for $Ioc FRIDAY AT &c EACH
Women's Csc Union Suits at Hct
High neck, short sleeve Combination Suits, of l
lin cotton; regularly asc. FRIDAY AT re A SUIT. l
15c Stockings at 10c
Good serviceable cotton-rbbed Stockings, in
lack and tan, regular I5c grade. Friday AT Ioc |
AIR.
Vomen's Csc Stockings at TIC pair
These the well-known Burson Seamless |
tockings. The kind that knit to fit" Because
ley have slight imperfectons you buy these a5c
tockings Friday at TIC pair.
Vomen's $5.o5 and $3.50 Dresses, $3.95
Just seventy Dresses in this lot that formerly sold
rom $5o5 to $3.50 They are handsome models made |
hrunk linens in pink blue, tan and white BeAuti-
uy trimmed with laces and embroidery. The first
o women who come will get them for $3.o5 EACH
Mems $40 and $3.50 Suits at $5.85
A good suit of clothes for $5.85. What do you
hnk of that? There just in the lot, and they
all $40 and $I25o suits; made of tropical worsteds
nd fancy cassimeres, in and three-piece styles.
he half-lined with alpaca the trousers with
cit strap and side buckles; sizes "a to 40 If men
new what kind of suits these are AT $s.85, there
'ouldn't be one suit left in an hours time.
}oyS' 75c Knickerbocker Pants, 43c
lot of about sixty pairs that formerly were VAL
ed at 75c. Made OF neat gray and brown materials;
ICES S to IS years. Friday AT 43c PAIR.
So Hemstitched Table Cloths $1.4o
Mercerized Table Cloths soft finished finely
woven quality; regularly So. Friday at STAG each
.0c Glass ToWeling, 14c a yard
Pure linen glass Toweling az inches wide, blue |
r pink checks; makes up nicely into waists and chill
ren's dresses; best grade Friday at lac yard.
12tc Turkish Towels at 10c i
Large White Turkish Bath Towels, ,sx4o-inch |
ize regular I21ac grade. Friday at Ioc each.
l4c Pillow Casing, 10C a yard
4s inches wide, Bleached Pillow Casing; quality
We sell in stock at regularly lac. Friday at Ioc
YARD.
Remnants White Goods, lltc yd
A large collection of remnants Of regular and
sc Persian Lawns and India Linons, to yard
engths suitable for waists dresses ard aprons Fri
lay at '111zc yard.
Is Cand zoe India Linons, &c yd
to 1o-yard lengths. fine, smooth quality, all per-
ect regularly sold for ISc and 2oc Friday these
hort lengths at sac yard.
$1.4o to 1898 Dolls at Csc
Fiu.-iointed Dolls, soiled in handling; some Ct
The Detroit times., 1909-07-15
Mems 1Oc Handkerchief at &c
Mems Csc Silk Ties at 14c each

1000 Mems Poplin Silk Four-in- Hand Tics, n
versible in plain colors in about thirty shades regr
larly asc. Friday at I4c EACH.
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