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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-20
Married Ladies Card Club With Mrs

Married Ladies Card Club With Mrs
Dryfus.
Mrs. M. Dryfus was hostess of the
Married Ladies' Card Club Friday aft
ernoon, at her home on Court Street
After several games of "5OO,y Mrs,
Dryfus served oyster cocktail ana
sandwiches, followed by hot chocolate
and rosettes.
The members present were: Mes.
danes M. d. Foley, J. w. Bolton, H
E. Welsh, P. A. Carter, NJ. Dunn, E. p
Mackey, R. D. Reeves, w. w. Bro
gan; Substitutes, Mesdames Walter
Dryfus, M. L. Thompson, Jr, and
Mrs. w. B. Follanbee, Jr.
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The Lumberton Head-Block says:
Miss Stella Ladner is visiting
friends in Hattiesburg this week.
Mrs. I. c. King. Of Hattiesburg, Wis
tied her parents, MI and Mrs. J. L
Bufkin few days this week.
w. P. Haynes attended the Missis
sippi Pine Association in Hattiesburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Rowan and daughter, Miss
Marie Rowan, and Misses Ethel Hill
and Bessie Haney returned last night
from New Orleans, where they went
to see FRITZ Scheff in THE Prima
Donna" at the Tulane theater.
Trinity Guild.
Trinity Guild will meet Monday aft
ernoon at $3.50, with Mrs. H. S. Hag-
gerty, on Walnut Street.
: :. (.
Catholic Aid Meets.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
at o'clock Monday afternoon, with
Mrs, Gormerly, on Nora Street.
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Westminster Aid Meets.
The Westminster Aid will meet
Monday with Mrs. French, on Edna
Street, at $3.50.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-20
TRUCK GROWERS
HOLD MEETING
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
Columbia, Miss, Nov. 20.-The
Truck Growers Association held a
meeting at the courthouse yesterday
to interest the farmer in truck grow.
ing. The object Of the meeting was
to get the farmer to give a larger
acreage to truck growing and by 90
doing avoid the ravages Of the boil
weevil.
The meeting was brief, but consid
cradle interest was stirred mp.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-20
Miss Binns complimented.

A number of young people spent a
delightful evening, Friday, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Perry, 419
w. Fourth Street, when they enter
tanned in honor of the birthday of
their sister, Miss Ellie Binns.
Mrs. Perry met the guests at the
door. The entire home was thrown
over to the young people, who enjoyed
number of games. A guessing con-
test was the source of great amuse-
ment and Mr.. Byass Waddell was CIV
en- the BOBBY prize-a little rubber
doll
In the kitchen the young people en-
ioyed an old-fashioned peanut party.
Later in the evening the guests
were ushered into the dining room,
where Mrs. Perry assisted by Miss
Mary Roberts, served hot chocolates
and macaroons.
The table was very pretty, the CEN
terpiece being a tall vase, filed with
white chrysanthemums.
The guests present were: The hon
Gree, Miss Ellie Binns; Misses Lucy
Edmonson. Mary and Make Roberts.
Edna Hearon, Emma Siebe, velma Ar
ledge, Matte Mcintosh, Ruth Perry
and Mary Hammock, Messrs. Vaught
Glenn, Roscoe Hearon, Johnnie Red.
mond, Olin Roberts, John Davenport,
Norman Stewart AL. Yeoman, Milton
Moore, James Donegan, John McIn
tosh, George Pace, Byass Waddell and
Leroy Fail.
Miss Binns was the recipient of
number of pretty gifts.
: & )
Delegates to the District Conference
and Their Hostesses.
The delegates to the District Con-
ference, which is meeting in this city.
at Broad Street M. E. Church, and the
ladies who are entertaining them are,
Mrs. w. R. Williams, of Jackson, and
Mrs. Worthy, of Mt. Olive, with Mrs.
w. r. Thames; Mrs. J. R. Ellis, of Mt.
Olive, with Mrs. Russell; Mrs. NJ. E.
Evans, of Mt. Olive, with Mrs. Dan
Gilman, Mrs. ]. R. Moody, Of Ellis
vile, with Mrs. J. R. Orsburn; Mrs.
of Collins, with Mrs. J. R.
Talley; Mrs, X. Marshall, Of Magee,
with Mrs. Basket; Mrs. Collins, of
Olah, and Miss Ella Langford, of Tay-
louisville, with Mrs. Davis; Mrs. Nc
MILAN, of Mize, with Mrs. G. W. Lew
is; Mrs. B. F. Lewis, Of Columbia, with
Mrs. S. l.. Heidelberg; Mrs. Dobbins, of
Richton, with Mrs. J. A. Dobbins.
The meeting yesterday was in
charge of Mrs. ]. A. Bishop, and the
paper on "Tithing," by Mrs. J. R. Ell
lis, and the paper on Home Mission
Work" by Mrs. B. F. Lewis, were
very much enjoyed. The music was
splendid.
Mrs Sallie Smylie Ferguson is in
charge of to-day's program.
q e =
Ladies' Aid. go.
Mrs. B. M. Davenport will be host
oss of the LADIES' Aid Society Of tn"
FIRST Presbyterian Church, Monday, at
q: 50. ely
= q a a
Mrs. ". H. Huntley, of Lumberton.
spent friday here. attending the Dis
trict Conference.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-20
A Mattress
Talk.

10 you really want the
sest Mattress That Money Can s,v7
EMMONs BROTHERS LAYER
FELT mattresses are made unop .
costly machine. ut cost AZ .oOM
This machine throws out the dir
and makes Cotton into cont,n.
uous web.
EMMONS LAYER FELT MAT
TRESSES are hard to get because
they are designed to sell for CASH
prices. If you buy on the install.
ment plan you won't get an EN-
MONS mattress, unless Won de-
nand it.
Make up your mind to pay cash
for mattress and ask the dealer
to show you an
EMMONS LAYER FELT
MATTRESS.
They cost no more than a common
cotton mattress and are warranted
never to break, hump or grow uneven.
Sold in Hattiesburg BY
The BROWN FURNITURE CO.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
RELIGION BAR TO
ROYAL MARRIAGE
King Manuel, of Portugal, Keenly
Disappointed At Failure To Win
English Princess.

LONDON. Dee. 6.-king Manuel's
failure to effect matrimonial al
lance with one OF the English prin
cesSes during his recent visit 20 Eng
land was the kecnest disappointment
of the youthful Portuguese rulers
life. according 10 statements made to-
day by persons who know the inside
workings OF British royalty
While Manueis visit was Ostensibly
fer an international exchange Of cour-
( trstr-'s, rs authurttattvrfv- declared
that his real purpose was betrothai
To either Princess Patricia OF Con
naught, or Princess A!eSaEdga, daugh-
Tor Of the Duke and Duchess OF File.
There is little doubt that King Ed
ward personally favored an, English
princess Tor the Throne OF Portugal.
but the objections on account OF the
change i'm religious belief that such
union would necessitate, became SO
strong that the king was forced finally
to- withhold his consent
Euglishmen have always resented
Princess Ena's abandonment of Pro
testantism for Catholicism when she
married King Alfonso oi Spain. aud
il was pointed ont in the British press
and by his close personal advisors
directly 10 King Edward that there
would be really dangerous Outcry
il the same thing occurred again.
rhe insecure tenure that King
Manuel has on his throne was an
other determining element What
made ttc situation stiii more delicate
was The pending fight in parliament
against the mousse OF lords. Edward
is known to be uneasy concerning
the fate OF England's hereditary leg
-Islators. as he feals he threatened
destruction OF the aristOcTaCY MY TT
Nolve the throne in danger too. ana
The recognized the inadvisabilitE OF
any act likely to produce any strone
er sentiment against the British GOV
erning class.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
NURSES MAN, THEN
PR0SECUTES HIM
Emma Mielke Gets Warrant for John
Weir, Alleged Bigamist, Shot
BY Detective.

Although she has been constant
attendant at the bedside OF the man
who, she claims, wronged her by 4
bigamous marriage, Emma Miclke
came To the police court Monday
morning. ana obtained a warrant Tor
the former object OF her affections.
The man named in the complaint is
John Weir. alias Jack Kenward, shot
by Detective Bodinus when he at.
tempted To escape from the latter sey-
eral weeks ago at Broadway and Gra-
tiot-aves. For a time it was thought
that Weir would die. and the woman
who had brought the charge against
him. was a frequent visitor, assisting
the nurses i'm caring for hun,
Now Weir is almost well, lie VIII
be- discharged within few days and
will be ready To stand arraignmeut.
An attempt was made to suppress the
Warrant. for some reason
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
PAIR Of HUBB|ES
LUGGEO TO JAIL
Judge Murfn Hands Out Swift Pun
ishment To Men In Arrears
With Alimony

Judge Murhu made short work,
Monday morning, OF TWO husbands
who have failed 70 obey his orders to
contribute alimony 10 their wives.
Henry Pouliott was asked why BE-
had neglected To give So per week TO
his wife, Bertha. who is suing for lii
iorce lie is now $24 behind
u had some Other bills TO pay re
explained.
Take him TO Jail MT Sheriff Mr..
Pouilott must understand that he
courts order comes first aud the other
bills later
David Turner'S excuse was thar hc
could not hGd work
Men are wanted IN nearly cNery
factory in Detroit Judge Murhn stat
ed Take him with YOU TOO, sheriff -
David and Henry were led away to
80 thcr
II never make an order of this Kind
heforcI am satisfied that the men are
in a position to pay Judge Muriin
said and then insist that it be
obeyed.'
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
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The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
WEDS HER FIANCE
AT HOSPITAL COT
Girl Accedes TO His Plea she Be Heir
70 His Property II He Dies.


ST. LOUIS, Dec G.-Wh,n Miss
Lille Isabel Brod OF 1893 Lauretayc.
called at the Ellen Osborne hospital
Taylor and Nalitt-ayes, 10 see her
fance r. W Rowlcy their wedding
was scheduled to take place early in
January
Rowley. who is suffering from blood
poisoning as a result oi an utomo-
bile accident feared he might uUt re-
cover. and he pleaded with. Miss Brod
that the ceremony hc performed at
one
SHE nually Welded ana deputy
from the marriage license Office was
prevailed upon to ISSUE q license. Rev
Dr William ] Williamson Wru' to
tho hospital aud performed the mar
riagc ceremony.
The bridc is . daughter OF Mr. aud
Mrs John Brod The engagement
has been known To- her parents for
some time. and had net with their
approval but they were none the less
surprised whom they learned chat the
wedding had hccn solemnizd
Rovlcy is superintendent of th"
Chamberlain Metal Weather strip
company. and is possessed of con,'d-
cradle property ic pleaded With Miss
Brod that. i'm the event hc did not 10,
cover. She should be hcirc-s to his
estate
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
THEFT. 81; DAMAGE. $50.
Thieves Smash Valuable Window t,
Steal 4 Little Candy.

W O. HourDUunais, druggist 'at 40
1915 Grand Rivcraye. Us ono uf the
most Justly Indignant burglar victims
who has set reported Thieves
smashed $50 ula'" glass window i'm
his store SUNDAY night to steal 81
worth OF CANDY, ard his two brightly
culorcd display hotties
John j hascs. No. 10 Second ave.
reports that burglars who IaBsackcd
his residence obtained $50 worth of
iewelry and $40
III. l.. Lamb. 40 loo Brooklyu-aVc..
reports iuat S2iU and rinkets. worth
s., We're stolen from his homo which
was entered hy rear window
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
FOND HUSBANDS VOTE
TO STAY HOME NIGHTS
Fireside Rather Than Firehouse, is
Decision Of the Hackensack
Volunteers.

NEW YORK. Dec Eight wives
In llackcusack exclusive residence
district agree that each has a perfect
jewel Of husband This verdict is
accompanied by the announcement OF
the rejection OF Il plan which would
have meant a heart-break in a Hack
ensaCk home every night in the year.
The eight husbands say they quail
fed for enrolment in the book of per
feet domestic happiness by voting
down plan which have pecessitated
their taking turns az all-night-in-the-
hC-housc service. So they are singing
this refrain, composed by one of their
number
Nights at Tie Orc house are not 20 be
And the married vii! live iu harmony
II was proposed that each OF the fill
teen members OF the volunteer depart
mont in their community stand watch
for one night in every fifteen ready -
respond with the auto chemical engine
10 all alarms. The question was put
To vote Nays emphatic ones. too
were recorded from the following
President G. G. Ackerson, T.. VI. Bo-
CERT Charles : Conkiiu IT, w Dou.
braya L.. G. IIaslam Ruhert l.. Dema-
rest A. " sykes and Joseph G.
Lincoln, the author. who led the opp0-
sition All OF them are very happily
married So, also are the following
who are among the seven willing to
turegu little Of their happiness IN
order TO better protect the community
AGAINST FIRE:
Editor Caleb Van lIusen Whitoeck
James Lc Baron Johnson. former chap
lain OF ,he New York Fire Department
and Joseph Kingsley ir Secretary OF
The County Republican committee
Nearly every member of the voiun-
tecr force is engaged In business in
New York. The prevailing opinion was
that they should not be deprived ot
whatever home life was COMING to
chem in order iu take Il long shot at
opportunities from The tire house
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

treasurcrs before the enactAent OF
he depository law in 1904 The pur-
pose is to have suits brought foo The
recovery OF all interest paid by the
banks un such funds.
These suits may be against some
living eX.treasurcrs. against the
estates OF others. and against the
banks themselves that prohted by the
use of this states money
Coxs Bank Inspected
George b Coxs bank in Cincinnati
has been inspected bv the governor $
experts and the governor has been
trying 10 roach the books of the
Union National Banl, of Columbus but
this bank has refused to allow a view
Of it's books The Columbus Savings
and Trust Co bank books have been
under view for several days
II was always suspected that state
treasurers prior to the passage OF the
law recurring state funds TO be let to
banks offering the highest interest,
loaned the money 10 banks on their
own responsibility and put the inter
est in their pockets.
McKnnon had 10000 on deposit IN
the Euclid Avenue Trust co. bank IN
ltNfldHU. III " lliNV W II. NIdlASt ibl
mer chairman of the fl ance commit
tee Of the Ohio house of representa-
tives was heavily interested The
bank failed \ surety bond had been
paid for by tho Euclid company for
the protection Of Mckinnon Now the
Federal Union Surety Co refuses to
make the states loss good ON the
ground that the surety was a personal
4
treasurer Gov Harmon's expert in
going over the defunct banks books.
concluded that the money deposited
was state funds. He also found en-
tries and cashed checks. showing that
considerable sums Of interest had
been paid by the Euclid bank TO Nc
kinnon
Commissions Bear Heavy Percentage.
In the case of the state fire mar
shal department Gov Iarmon's eX-
pert has been able TO get hold of the
hooks Of Columbus firm selling
stationery, which show that at the
lime goods were sold To the FIRE mar
shals department commissions were
paid 20 the department or some OF it's
attaches The commissions seem 10
bear heavy percentage to the pur.
chase rf1c@. " Is also SAID that the
amount OF stun paid for. ought to have
been sufficient TO run the department
for wears and yet little was found on
hand when u G. Creamer succeeded
Hv. - Davis. as fire marshal. IL is
claimed
Coy. Harmon IN the investigations
he has been making. is following the
leads struck by the Howe senate com.
mission two years ago. whose probe
was stopped by adjournment of the
legislature before It's work had been
completed.
The governor is thinking of asking
the attorney general To appoint two
spccia - orneys OF the governor :
selectimb devote themselves TO suits
IS 20 recover graft money.
PVlnflnR rlDhf fu,<s
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

AnthouN j. T. pocner II Loretta f.
NcV!ilc 20
charles Il. sweet. co. E>scN. ont.
MaIv sweet. A. same.
lsadorc Raikov. IS Minnie GorSh. 49,.
Brandon w. Hughes. 30, Jessie Lar
Ron. 80
Edward Temple. -: Sarah r. nHl 80
George t. Jackson. 80 Hattie T..
Stith. 90
charles Fraum 70 Mary Roberts, o..
David itaskin. 81 MARY schneider, 20.
Christian Sercubrre 2t Anna
Is raft 23.
Louis + Reid. -, Florence NJ Alc-
Arthur. p.
Frederick t;etz. n Johanna y Brctz-
Ian. 70
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
RECT0RS IN SQUABBLE
Bitter Feeling Exists Between Revs
S. W. Frisbe and c. /. Arnold.


s. w. Frisbie and c. /. Arnold
Ia his sermon in ST James Eplsco-
pal church Sunday morning. the Rev
:. W. Fli,bic, rector OF the church,
tool; occasion TO sneak very plainly on
the recent controversy in he parish
over lA" contemplated merger of ST
james and Trinity
'NOur rector recently offered to re
si2n ana allow the lestry To Call a
Younger man who might possibly hulld
Up the parish again hut this proposal
was declined said Dr Frisbie Every
practical reason points 10 a union with
Trinir Your rector regrets giving ND
the Old church as much il not more.
than anyone else. but IT, is step fore
seen for wears
Another unfortunate phase of thC
matter is the bitter feeling aroused b.
twccn Or Frishie and the Rev G. l..
Arnold. which had It's inception q year
ago when the latter was called TO ST
James as assistant rector
D.. Arnold insisted that ne have
fun charge OF the evening services aud
that ! absent myself from ,hc church
when b. conducted them aud when /
said could not consent o-such a
thing Dr Arnold Withdrew said pr
Ffisbio
"lf Dr Frispic made The statement
that asked him 90 absent himself
from the church [ want To say that
II is false. said Dr Arnold. when Dr..
Frisbie's remark was drawn Jo his
attention
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
INTisalnDAN LiNEs.


urtrou United Tntcrurbnp Iine.
US a. m. 1905 y. IN. and 4.0S y. III.
Locals Tor Flint I a IN. aud every two
houss To , p. m. To oxford, Roches
tel ana Romeo. I a. IN. aud hourly TO
roRT uUHoN LIMITEDs-.,a5 a. m,
l0.45 a IN. 3:I5 y. m, 6.45 p. IN: Satur-
days only. l3.4J p m, sundays only. IL
u m Locals for Port Huron hourly. !
a IN TO ) y. m. also y. IA. to Marine
IltA 10 Mt Clemens. half-hourly
= 80 o M to y m. and hourly 10 III
u m To Nit. Clemens via Shore Line.
hourly, 6.2S a. IA. 10 J;2S y. IN. also
IoLEDo iiurrEDs--S: 20 a. m, Ii:as
a NJ 20 ana 5.2O y. m. Locals FOR
Toledo hourly. 50 n. m. TO : 80 y. m..
also go and "a y m for Monroe.
JACk>ON LINirEDS - Z rs a. m
1916 aad . 10 y m. Locals for Jack
son a m. and every two hours 10
% M for Ann Arbor. m. and
hourly TO ~ y m@ ior plymouth ana
NOIf IfNVIllo }U 10. and hourly 20 s.3J
a M also q n. and II y n. Salins
NNAndottc Di,ision--a % nt and
Poni,nr uf,i~ion--s haN-nourls
.tl Nt foHr's 10 ~ p N
itta u
- iHrpiagtun. North' iiIe, Orchard
IHkc aud t'outiac--5 a IA. and hourly
~ CD 20 A.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
IN BY sTRAY RuttEr

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. pee O.
Especial Rev J J Maakstod. a Nor
Wcgiau minister az sutton Bay. was
shot in the neck While working or 2
harm at his home n is believed the
bullet was fred by small bows hunt.
iDg in the woods near by. his con.
dition is not serious.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Good SHOW at. Lafalette

Tho King of the River Pirates
which opened weeks engagement I'm
the Lafayette theater Sunday after
noon is strone I'm realistic situations
which Ueduirc an abundance of,
mechauca AVID electrical doyiccs
Tho play is q thriller from tho wort
go iuJ Lafayette patrons have an op-
portunitv 10 got their moneys Will
I'm this instance II ever they hadV
Tho east is competent and comudy
features are not wanting
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
BIRTHS.

BOYS
William Brown, 61N Roosevelt
Edward Saltcr. "a Missouri
Thomas Morlc}. 1902 Russell
Osrai y tschkc 5h llendric
Arthur iicro. $40 Tmcnty- -fourra
Anliclr Authicr. }@l fourtcouth
AGam NoNak IO2N Russell
john IikoUskl. 4Gf Theodore.
Joseph GaruIcZ. 93h Rivard
trJnli ~,purs. 90 Dubois
Henry Ncumann, 4t4 canton
trauk liaIuW. GIG TillWar
GIRLS
Alfred litld. 205 Twenti,tI
John Jak uhuWski. SIS Ritard
rbps. GallaEhcr - Mary - Hospital
Arthur sands. 3Hj Howard
Adpiph Marrout, Sos PartyicN
M,SltN Martens. - Fulton.
Ntchacl t'Wnlklo. ,l2 Ferry
Modest Walla. 2N2 Buchauar.
Thomas Mckay l@2 Piugvee.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CRUSADE AGAINST.
GRAF 7 TO REVEAL
SENSATIONS
Gov. Harmon Begins Sweeping
Action Against Rake-0ffs That
Are Salu Tc Have Existed
In State Departments
George B. Cox's Bank In Cincinnati
Is Among Those Inspected by
Governors Experts.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dee. 6.-State
Treasurer Crcamer today withdrew
from the Union National Bank OF Col.
umbus $4,000 on deposit with 1t rs
an active depository, because of the
refusal oi the bank To permit the
treasurer and governor TO examine It's
books in regard TO accounts with for
mcr state treasurers.
An expose of graft alleged to have
existed in state departments under
former officials has been entered up.
on by Gov. Judson Harmon and dc.
velopmcnts are promised that may
shake the state
The suit fled by Attorney General
L. c. Denman, at the instance OF the
governor In the Franklin county com
mon pleas court SATURDAY To compel
the Federal Union Surety Co. OF In
dianapols. Ia make good to the state
money deposited by the state treas
urcr. w = Mckinnon. in the failed
Euclid Avenue Trust Go. bank of
Cleveland, is said to disclose some
thing tangible as To former state
treasurers depOsitlnE pUrHC tuT1rts
and pocketing the interest
Will institute Suits.
Gov Harmon admits that he Will
ask Attorney-General Denman 10
bring suits TO recover commissions
said 60 have been paid by "A stationery
firm to attaches of the state fire mar
shals department under former Mar.
shall II u. Davis. who is EOw United
States marshal at Cleveland.
The suit brought and the one
threatened are said to be but the be-
ginning OF Gov Harmon's anti-gratt
crusade
He has had an expert going over
the books of several banks OF the
state with view To ascertaining
what state funds were loaned by state
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
70 HUNTERS CONVICTED.
Game Warden Reports Fines ard
Costs Total S1,1e8.49..

LANSING. Mich Doc. 6.--(speciaD
The monthly report or gamo warden
Pierce shows that 10 complaints
were investigated during the month OF
November. Ninety.two cases were be.
gun and 70 convictions were secured
There were two acquittals and eleven
cases are pending. The fines and
costs collected amounted To s1.19s.4e
There were 81 arrests for violation
OF the game laws and 20 for violation
OF the fish laws. Sixty seizures were
reported and the proceeds from the
sales amounted 20 $1SG06
Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, - John k-st. CAL Main
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
VIM. A. HAINE S
y, >,>nss oproRrrS,rurs.

ARE NDi' posted about timber invest
p9eptS" ~ not aud want 20 know how
money ls made from operations In
r'uher. write for Information, photo
gfape aud our bookict, Money MAX
ing From Tuuber' ~ u CADW ELI.
* CD. Bankers. coo Pruobscot Bldg
ttCfTolf Aft,t-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

IL say" said the hell boy that
nearsighted man in 496- just fell over
"A broom and spilled a pail OF water
ON himself
Take him IN a towel" said the
hotel manager. and charge him ior
ono hath. Tit Bits
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
sanhorn sooned 90 supreme conrt

WASHINGTON Dec G.Judg" san
hofu. Of tlic circuit court for the
eieAth Circuit. is being boomed for
associate Justice Of the supreme court
OF the United states TO succeed tho
late Justice Pcckham u is under
stood that the entire Minnesota dele
cation have ALREADY iutimatcd TO the
president their strong endorsements