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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

Tie son il1Uu.IsuDE H1faRe bad
% gefe Bnal asrE aHd many ma.
.f.Hsz we're ao.d ~ arrive a1d for
immediate delivery The 1911 CO.
MIals afe lHHy % IoE NJ inquiry
10 among fHe DfGofa WHlrh have
...esdr been entered Dy fbe Won
IFmm young Company gFo thOsG Df
charles FHf1oauz " $3.50, John 4,
.Dsg Df Kauai, s. ". Eames ~
Wabiaaa aDd q number yf others
THn famous Packard cITs keep ir
.fe foreground within " week o.
zen G1ga rgH Hamm. Young expect
HDfHoT ragI0af Of ISII pgrEITdz,
Including % rs.oU pasaHgsF touring
.af ua Wgr o. a. hlloH. another
agoHTaafed fnufiDg rfa foF e. y
H0.IDvag. aUf % Gga paz HRor tour.
frg r1f f1r a. s. Baldwin. vol
nHlDg shortly nfrr Ibis rifi01d g.
another 0He, which baa aiaD been
sGd.
Dmrg Doc ar,l lho son Hamm
YOUNG CJWgaHg agId 70 geVou pas
.nHgaf Efeveua.DuFgoa touring caI
~ Jui1H a. yates, wby lHt"Hdz -
pur D. 1910 fhe rent EnF,lc0 10 KCna
ST. Yaf0s haa malIrllHo1 % very
fHeaezsfyl automobile Ulglouger bus
lHeH lH ECua fgg aOme lime and
haa been obll0'I ~ put 90 o new
large cIg ~ mra' thn iHcroag.nr
trade.
1 s B'DddUd DIgfyH IaHd1met vie,
100 bg ibis omyaDy ~ e, g. Benz
during tho week. 81. BohH ini"Hdi
. tD pot tbiH raT into tJo rent yer
. vice lu addition ~ DE- three open
touring caTa llo b. nav IN post
tlDU Nv cater ~ iHo iaEiea NJ th'
most exclusive patrons, having iuaI
tbs GRht cafs fOr both tom us'
end country touring, aDd also the
afsg aHd wedding parties
Y Tba son Uamm Young COmDaH'
F. expects shortly fbe new 1911
Y Bul ~, which, though l0w.prlcol
oar. Wlll baVo aIl the advantage
auf FeGHomeHfa " the bczt auto
mobiles made today. The little run
shout viii be- equipped with o largt
motor with the thTee.speed slldlnl
gear transmission, and m the pODu
laf Drlce4 viii no doubt prove on
" the most popular ears IN he Ter
flfOTg. Already several orders ~
tbls little rubabout haze been boot
~, with q great many prospects II
view, ~" Buick ear has won ~
,lfHolf 90 eHVlable reputation, no
Dnly fyr ~ nandlHg,uD qualltlo,
but alay FOR ~ endurance 90
gpecd. through which n has w0
me laTFezt proportion Of 20 og q
ANY American ear On the mainland
The son Hamm. Young COmDaD
hgs lust fccolyad from the v. Il
hHomag NCi0r Company N nunal
The following cablcNTam.
"TbOmas Flyer established ne'
WoFld's record for one and two mile
90 thfeoI IaD track last night Tim
for one mile, Gny-One and tire,
Gnh gecOBdsS two miles, one mlHut
ana fOrty,alK geconda,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

THE Bnbuman garage reports q
bngy week algO ana several sales
we're ~ ,de, g. T., Thompson bought
10 yelie roadster during the week,
aBd ihe or IL doing good work
around the city, TIE VcIlc ~ o car
mat IL attracting o lot N attention,
and aa room ~ n II q little better
known, there VIII surely be- q biz
demand for tbc machine,
The Mitchell D. another cnF that
Is going strong, and Frank Beckett
purchased one Of them during the
week. The Mitchell II we'll known
! IN tho Islands, and the new model
car n attracting q lot ~ attention
, from buyers who want o DOwernrI
4. machine inst can Do al kinds VI
Z work over ~ EOrts NJ roads
Frank Thompson, who bought 4
. LOcymObiIe from ibo Bcbumnn a.
rage come time ago, has Dold thu
car ~ Honolulu man, ana The
. beautiful machine has been seen
around town % lot lately,
The demand for the L0cDmObi''
II 10 great ~ ever, and carload
NJ the rIachineB IL expected 10 af
rive from the mainland next month
Tho BchumaB garage has also b1ci
very busy with repair work, and tn
experts have not had . moment q
spare,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
SUMMER SCHOOL
WAS SUCCESSFUL
Social Last Evening
Marked Close OF
Session

THE session ~ the summer school
Just closed has been most successful"
said Professor Wood who has been
In charge ftbe work today, "aDd !
believe that large percentage ~ the
teachers VIII receive the desired pro
motions, Those teachers who have
been teaching without certificates viii
nearly all receive them, ! think, and
those already cenl6caied will Dc able
10 obtain certificates IN higher grades
tban they have before held"
Professor Wood says that he has
never seen summer school NJ teach
erg who were 80 enthusiastic over
their work ~ those IN attedaBce here
This year The work was undertaken
with enthusiasm and continued until
the closing yesterday.
Last evening the visiting teachers
who have been IN attendance ~ the
school gave reception and dance ~
the faculty and those who by their
generous donations have made Tho
school this year possible, and Tho
evening was most pleasantly spent
Musical selections were rendered
during the evening before the dance
and on behalf Of the teachers Miss
Maggie MOssman read an address 81
appreciation 10 those In charge ~ tho
school aud others WOh made II posi-
bic.
Tho addF0Fg follows;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
GASOLINE GOSSIP
GLEANEDATGARAGES

aa they raa h the garage. rfcd
WaidFon has aiso OrdcIeI one ~
tb"l" caTe, aud the ap@Hn HIlsns afe
nov NV me wy Nv iH" ha'rf.
Robert Hud, vHD .rI fDr in'
mainland laai week. t00E H. p'r'"
ArrCw car with bin and Boz VIZ TON
the coast 90 H. The heH,clafod %
carrying % largo arortmcnt q, tun.
dgloE aEd autD supply % re.sr,ieh.
and everything that o man can pJH
HDIr want IS 10 BE- found go the
EIraYe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

almost cried NJ having 10 treat his car
80 inhumaBDiy.
IT'S u crime, an abgOlute outrage
10 expect any automobile 10 travel
such a road ~ this he said, M the
car bumped along over the Ties.
straining and grooming under the
brutality NJ n all,
Just before the brake test In Chi
cngO, POlg"r COungelCd hls machine
10 do IN best and when the test was
over his only comment WAS; She's
a good old bOat-nsyer throws me
down"
BOlgor Was probably the happlrsi
man In the United states when word
was received that the contest board
Of the a. a, 4, bad awarded his car
the Glidden Trophy lG brought
Number 2" which had been standing
IN one Of the tgSt sheds, stu dirty
With the mud 81 thirteen states, lugt
AZ II returned from the tour, around In
front Of the factory, As be- ran the
car ~ and down the roadway be
said; Listen 10 that motor running
Just 0s swectly as the day We left
Cincinnati Needs u little cleaning
and tuning uD; otherwise II is ready
20 go over the course again, But
guess II wouldn't Ike 10 go again
ana Ia Eure ! wouldn't"
B1lgcr lost ~ pounds on the tOul
and was "all IN at Chicago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

why, dear querlsd O mOlSer CT
her small daughter who was crying,
what's the mattsrT my t-tsstb
stepped on my tongue" sObbsd the
little miss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
TO CURE A COLD m ONE FAY

Take Laxative Bromo tNiinine
Tablets, . All druggists refund
the money II it fails 70 cure.
u. w, Groves signature Is on
PARIS MEDICINE Co. ", LSul. v q ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

Recent movements organized 10
bring about the Standardization ~ the
parts NJ cars now assembled from
many different factories, 10 be sold
IN large quantities, have given an
impetus by the success NJ two or
three Of the old makers " standard
cars who have, during the past de-.
cadc, constantly Increased the equip
mGBt and efficiency of their factories
80 that they are now able not only
10 make each separate part but "a
make each accurately and 10 insure
absolute interchangeabIllty
Charles T. JoreTy, head Of the
Thomas Is, Jenery Company, a con.
cern which for years has maintained
a most practical system " owners
service, announces that even greater
extcnsiOns viii BE- made IN the appli'
cation Of this policy
The importance 10 the owner Oi
having near at hand an extra part
In case NJ emergency, or capable
I manufacturers representative 10 rem
der assistance cannot be over esd,
mated, The Rambler system N q
model In this respect The factory
stock includes duplicates Of eyery
part Of every Rambler car ever man
! ufacturcd
For years this company has main
tanned stock supply depotg ~ tb'
most important points throughout th'
country whore permanent Rambler
Representatives are IN charge,
These dep0ts are not only jIatel
In the Rambler branch houses In Bog
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

~ the Piercc-Arrow Offices at Buf-
ialO " hn interesting COLLECTION ~
copies ~ letters mat have appeared
recently IN England dealing WIN no
question u what thg motor car 0i
.ylj VIII BE-. They we're 0cchsl0hed
y q prophecy made recently Wy ",
le Sauni"r, q technical writer ~
france, Who said that no hlgb"at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

Another perfect score for the IIud-
son Was recorded ~ the three days
reliability run ~ the Cleveland News,
s Hudson touring car. driven by WI
lam l., McCalla, led twcnty-elght
Jther cars over a hazardous iO7 mile
rail- through Ohio,
-Four passengers With baggage
KerG carried In the Hudson, Rough
and soft roads we're encountered
much Of tho way, but despite those
1nfayOrablc conditions. the liudsOD
averaged g21 miles per gallon u gas
Jline.
This IL considered one Of the most
notable examples Of the economy Oi
fiel ~ q reliability run this year
Among other recent events IN which
perfect scores were attained by th'
Hudson were tho New JGlBey reliabil
ny run and The Virginia endurance
contest
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

There IN a whole lot more In win
ming u Gllddon Tour, such ~ the
1910 event. than merely starting and
stopping and superhciaIly caring for
a car. The route Of the 1910 tour
carried the GllddcDltes through tbir-
teen states and over gome ~ tho
worst roads on the continent 10
car finished the tour with a perfect
score and no car would have anisbcd
at all except for some very careful
handling ny the drivers
10 Bll BOlger. whose Chalmers
$50" Number won the Glidden
Trophy, must 30 q lot Of personal
credit for the victory BOlgor handled
his car ~ carefully ~ "P0p' Gecrf
cares for q champion trOtter " PAGER
A. every control, DOlger examined bif
car with the tenderness Of u mother
aud pcttcd II and called II affection
At names when II did something cred
table,
"Bolgcr drove tina tear ag though
be had sick grandmother for d pas
scngor,' said one man,
~ that long stretch Of agony wh9f
, tho cars were forced 10 cross the Rec
river In Oklahoma over the r0adbeC
Of the Rock Island railroad, Bolgel
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
.ELKS' PLANS ARE
GIVEN IMPETUS
Measures For Caring For Crowds Dis.
cussed at Citizens Meeting
$1,000 More Subscribed.

A notable impetus to the plans for
the Elks reunion next summer was
given by the mass meeting In the Elks'
temple Friday evening. The hall of
the temple was crowded and the ad-
dresses py Mayor Breitmeyer, Fred S.
Burgess, Allan Atterbury Allan II.
Frazer. John b. Whelan, o. A. James,
w. J. Dawson and George Caldwell.
the latter. OF Flint, were received en-
Enthusiastically. After the meeting
81 900 was subscribed by those pres
ent in addition TO the funds already
pledged.
Mayor Breitmeyer dwelt upon the
opportunity given Detroit to advertise
not only her attractions as conven
ton city, but also the manufactures OF
the city Other speakers brought out
the assurance that $4,000 Elks from
other cities viii be here and that the
total crowd of visitors will number
close TO 100000. To care for all OF
these. the capacity OF the hotels will
be entirely inadequate and private citi'
ments as to the number OF visitors
they can give lodging in their homes.
II the right spirit of hospitality is
shown. no difficulty is anticipated In
caring for the multitude.
A dispatch from Grand Exalted
Ruler s. U. Sammis states that Elks
throughout the west are preparing TO
come here in great numbers.
IL Is expected that 1000 uniformed
Detroit Elks will lead the parade and
an effort will be made TO get 10000
Michigan Elks for the first division.
Lieut.. William p. Rutledge has been
assigned by Police Commissioner
Croul to have charge OF the police ar
rangements for the Elks' reunion week,
acting as special adjutant to Supt.
Downey.
AS a sample of the interest OF Mich
igan cities. 1T is promised that 5000
people will come here from Flint on
special trains the day or the parade.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
MARCH PANEL FOR
RECORDERS COURT

The following were drawn as Jurors
Tor the March term OF recorders
court. Friday:
William b. Martin, No. 176 Twenty
third-st.; Philip Cohen. No. 100 Colum-
ia East; Arthur Gall No. 1912 War
ren-ave. West; John George, No. 450
Martin-st.; Marshall Spray, No. PAT
Baldwin-ave. Frank Koenan, No. 219
Assist; VIM. X. Bartholomew. No.
1913 FOREST East; Henry Philips, No
1853 Morrell-st.; Charles Conner, No
951 Congress-st East; Reinhold Hass,
No. $50 Heidelberg-st.: Albert Gold
en-, No. 472 st. Antoine-st.: James
Fleming. No. SOS Monroe-ave Robt
II. Littlefield. No. 2245 Jefferson-ave
West; August G. Springman. No. "a
Mitchellst.; Henry Karpp. No 415 Al
fred-st. John Mester, Jr, No 726 Dix
ave. Louis Goodenough, No All Car
ter-st.; Isaac Weinstein, No. 1914 High
St East; Pomona p. Parish. No. $50
MOnroe-ave.: John Dalton, No SO Fer
ry-st.; Charles Brichita, No 10 Till
man-ave.: George NJ Taylor. No. 400
Cavalry.st. Robert Speed, No "a
Duffield-st. Carl w. Huston, No. "a
: Hecla-ave.; Jacob Albrecht, No. 302
Abbott-st.; Edward Piggott. No. 127
Twelfth-st.; Joseph r. O'Hara, No.
150 Baldwin-st.; George Geyer. No.
$50 Brooklyn-ave.; Charles r. Kadow.
No, S97 Harper-ave.; Herbert +. Har-
rls. No. 1Gl Charlotte-ave.; John
Klnske. 573 st. Aubn-ave.; Charles
Dupont. No. 3S5 Michigan.ave.; Fred
u. Buchanan. No go Trumbul-ave.:
John Bradley. No. 52S Mt. Elliott-ave !;
Peter Flanagan No. 775 Sixteenth-st;
VIM. Demske. No. Z Mohawk-st.: Al
bert w Ewald. No. 1873 Seventeenth
st: L. +. Kerstein, No 651 Mt Elliot
ave; Arthur Martz. No. 1862 Vine
wood-ave.; Thomas Davey, $50 Seven
teenth-st.: John l.. Jakel, No. POS St.
Aubin-ave.; Henry Johnson, No. $50
McGraw ave; Isaac Craven. No. 697
Hubbard-ave Gotfried Beck. No. S14
Seventeenth oliver Herbert. JT..
No. $50 Monroe-ave: Joseph Hoste,
No. 1862 St Aubin-ave. Henry La
Croix, No. Clio Congress-ave. East;
Michael Mayer. No 954 Michigan.ave.;
George De Vannie. No. 292 Second
ave. and Robert Wilson, No. 297 Sher-
man-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
AGED COUPLE KILL SELVES.
Poverty Drives Man and wife to End
Their Lives.

HAMILTON. Ohio. 1-eb. IA dou.
bic tragedy resulted when Henry
Stabernocker. 80, and his wife. Ma
tiIda. &c. killed themselves at the home
OF their sonin-!aw. Charles Kauffung.
here early today. The body Of the wife
was found I'm the bathroom with a
broken rope about her neck The hus-
band was found in bed The wife had
taken poison. after her husband
had taken morphine solution.
Then she went TO the bathroom with
the rope To- make death doubly sure.
The couple were very poor. Staber-
hacker had threatened suicide three
days ago. but Rev. w Vollbrecht. OF
St Paul's church. 20 whom they con.
fessed, persuaded them not TO. Staber.
hacker wanted a pair Of slippers and
a load Of coal for his home. 4 local
physician had arranged TO get both
today when the news Of the suicide
was brought TO him
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
WOMAN is DEAD AT 103,
BITTER FOE TO MEDICINES
Mrs. Pauline Brooks, of New York
Dodged Doctors and Kept Her
Health to the Last.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-There died
I'm this city Mrs Pauline Brooks. No.
i6l East one Hundred and Ninth-st.,
who. had she lived another month.
would have been 1913 years old.
Mrs. Brooks was born in Prussia
and came to this country In the
forties. Her husband died in 1885,
three months before the time set for
the celebration OF the couples golden
wedding. He was then 50 years old.
Nine children we're born OF the union,
OF whom six survive. All OF the six
have passed the half century mark.
They are Mrs Fanny Stream. IS: Leo
pold Brooks. IL Louis Brooks. IL
Theodore Brooks 90; Ferdinand
Brooks. 5S. aud Bertha Marks, 90.
Mrs. Stream says that only once in
"a years had her mother been attend
ed by a physician and that was when
she fell and broke her arm. She had
no use for medicines. and she retain
ed possession OF all her faculties un.
I'll the day OF her death.
Beside the children there are -
grandchildren and 10 atgrandchil-
dren.
The death OF Mrs. Brooks came sud
denly. She complained that she was
feeling tired and, resting In chair.
she called her daughter Fanny TO her.
closed her eyes and passed away with
her daughters hand in hers.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
Real Estate
CLOSE BIC DEAL
FOR F. /. CR0UL
Warren & Co.'S Sales for Week In.
clude Fine Residence Site On
Boulevard.

Homer Warren 4 Co. have sold the
vacant property at the northeast cor
rer OF East Grand Boulevard and
Waterloolst., which is considered the
finest corner on the Boulevard The
lot is 200x1s5 IT,, and Is dotted with
beautiful trees. The 100 feet at the
corner was sold to Chas. B. futile, OF
futile & Clark, who will erect a fine
residence at once. The inside 100 feet
was bought by George Stroh, who
owns the handsome residence just
north OF II.
This property was sold for Police
Commissioner Frank H. Croul. The
consideration was $4,000, or $40 per
foot.
Warren & Co. also sold the double
house at Nos. 39-41 Alger-ave.. one Of
the finest In the North Woodward sec
ton, for F. A. Kinney TO out-of-town
parties, the consideration being $40,
900.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
CASSIE CHADWICK'S NEPHEW
ROBBED OF $4,000 DIAMOND
Says He Missed sparkler Soon After
Exhibiting It To Prospective
Purchaser

Burt F. Chadwick. No. 665 Common
wealth-ave. a nephew OF the notorious
Cassie Chadwick, has reported 10
the police that pickpockets robbed him
of diamond sunburst, set with one
large diamond and p small stones.
and valued at $4,000 He has offered
= reward OF 81 900 for the return or
the jewel
Chadwick. who says he is a diamond
merchant. declares that he had eXhib-
tied the jewel 10 parties in the Cadil-
lac hotel. and had also tried TO sell
1t TO Cleveland man in the Pont-
chartrain. He says he carried the sun
burst Ia a small leather case, like 4
pocket book AT GrisWold-st. and
MiChigan-ave., after leaving the Pom.
chartrain, he reached I'm his pocket
to see II the case was still safe. Il
was gone
The theft occurred Wednesday. but
Chadwick did not report IL until Fri.
day afternoon lie saws ne expected
to get the jewel back without notify
ing the police
Chadwick carries a valusNle watch,
engraved. From Aunt Cassie Chat
WICK 20 Burt f. Chadwick"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
TO OBSERVE DOUGLASS DAY.
lrcuuois Club Arranges Elaborate Pro
gram for Monday Evening.

The lroquois club. colored. will hold
Its annual Douglass memorial cele-
bratim Monday evening While Fred.
erick Douglass birthday is Feb. 10
the fact that Saturday Is a legal holt
day has caused the club 10 postpone
the anniversary exercises two days
An imposing program has been pre-
pared
Father Dunn will deliver an invoca
ton after which President X 4
willis will speak Ralph G. owens
viii talk on the history OF the Iro
uuois club and other speakers are
Philip Breitmeyer Douglass as Gill
zen" Judge James Phelan, Douglass
and inColn:" the Rev James w. Hec
derson. Douglass as slave and
aboliuonist:" August Cyrowski. PA
Iiotism:" ~. Ernest Haass. Civic
Improvement. Louis Colombo" Man
hood" Howard Jeffries and J W
Thompson will sing. and Lees orches-
ira will render musical selections.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
HAsTY MARRIAGES DISSOLVED.
One Woman Testifies That Hubby
Pswned Engagement Ring.

Two hasty marriages were dissolved
bv Judge Hosmer. Friday afternoon.
Anna Klein was working In Larned,
Carter & Co.'S overall factory when
she met William Schimmel. They
were married after a short acquainl-
ance and both continued TO work. The
wife testified that William pawned
her engagement ring, treated her cruel
Is and failed TO support her She was
given a decree.
Joseph A. Marin and Louise Min
ME Howard were married following
a street Irritation, but the lady soon
tired OF domestic ties. Joseph said,
end attempted to end II all by turn
Ing on the gas
Judge Rohnert granted divorce 70
Minnie Johnson. who alleged that her
husband. Diedrich beat her until her
eyes were black. and then knocked
their daughters teeth out when she
mterfered. Johnson claimed his wife
had an affinity. but this was denied.
DEGREES were granted Friday morn.
ing I'm the cases OF Matte vs.. Thomas
Smith and Adelina vs.. August Kalweit
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
SCORES SECRETARY KNOX.
Pep. Harrison Says Campaign Con-
tributions Rule In Diplomacy.

NTlputlonb Hulc IN OlplomaC(.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-VitriolIc
de3unciation was hurled at the ad-
ministratlon and particularly AT sec.
rotary of State Knox b. Rep. Harrl-
son (Dem.. n. ". in the house yes
teTday afternoon.
The rumored decision TO appoint
as our ambassador 10 Great Britain a
self-confessed reDater. he said.
would seem to mean that the path
OF the rebater leads to the foot OF
the throne. The selection of our dip
lomat TO Austria seems to indicate
that the size OF campaign contribu-
tiOns has something to do with it,.
Harrison declared that the ocean
cable had destroyed diplomacy.
"A diplomat nowadays he said "is
simply a person who wears silk knee
brooches and gets himself photograph
ed as a host to royalty
Our prestige abroad has been great
" impaired by the refusal of the ma
tons to agree to the Manchurian rail-
road scheme" he concluded
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
Saved From Awful perlI

81 never felt so near my grave,
writes Lewis Chambin. of Manches
ter. Ohio. r. II. No. 3. as when a
fr!ehttul cough and lung trouble pull
ed me down To ll5 pounds in spite OF
many remedies and the best Gcctors.
Aud that ] am alive today is due solely
10 DR. Kings New Discovery, which
completely cured me. Now | weigh 100
pounds and can work hard. II also
cured my four children OF Group In.
fallible for Coughs and Colds. it's the
most certain remedy for LaGrippe.
Asthma. desperate lung trouble and
all bronchial affections. A trial bottle
free Guaranteed by r. c. Kinsel Cen.
trail Drug Store and Gray e. Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
sWITCHMAN KILLED
Donald Mclnnes Crushed Between
Cars in Michigan Central Yards.

Donald McTpnes, 50 years old. No.
EOS Ferdinand-st., was crushed -
Death between the drawbars OF two
Michigan Central freight cars at ,
o'clock Friday afternoon. Mclnnes
was a switchman, and was employed
in the West Detroit yards OF the Mich
igan Central, where the accident oc-
Cured.
The injured man was placed on an
engine and hurried to the Michigan
Central depot but died on the way.
Mc1nnes lived with his widowed
mother and two brothers. One OF his
brothers is an employee Of the WAYNE
hotel, and the other is a motorman
on the Jefferson-ave. line.
The body was removed to the coun-
" morgue.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
Cancer Kills Medical Expert

BUFFALO. y. Y, Feb. 12.-Dr
Ernest Wende, commissioner OF
health. is dead after an illness OF
two years with internal cancer. Dr
Wende was a leading figure IN the
medical world for many years. HIS
thorough methods of public sanitation
were known from coast TO coast
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Has kept on selling because it
has kept on curing, and IT has
kept on curing because its high
standard OF merit mas been con-
scientiously maintained.
Get II today Ia usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsataps
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

4 hve-foot piece OF steel rail. hung
from a wooden framework. serves rs
fog bell al Claiborne. Md. on
Chesapeake bay.