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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
COL. M. sHAUGHNEssY DEAD.
Former o. S. Marshal for Utah Dies
After Long Illness.

Colonel Michael Shaughnessy, 6e
years old. former U, S. marshal of
Utah. died at the Holy Cross hospital
at 2 o'clock Sunday of cerebral amaze
mia. after an Illness of several months.
After fulfilling the office of marshal
for several years. Mr. Shaughnessy en-
gagged in mining. amassing fortune.
He then returned to his native state
New York, where he lived for some
time. He came to Utah later. When
youth he Joined the northern army
and distinguished himself as a soldier
in the Civil war. soon rising to the
rank of lieutenant-colonel of the Sec
ond New York cavalry He was born
in New York city Oct. II, 1913 The
body will be sent there for burial
Colonel Shaughnessy leaves four
children. two sons and two daughters
One son. Philip Sheridan. is an engl-
neer in charge of the construction of
the Panama canal; his other son. Wal
ter D.. is United States consul at
Aguascalientes, Mex. One daughter,
Mary. who WAS the wife of Isaac Trum-
bo, from whom she was divorced, is a
resident of Salt Lake Tho other re-
sides in New York with her husband,
Frank Vanhorn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
PFLUG PASSES THE EXAM.

The licensing of public accountants
IN the state has been very slow and
since the new law was passed by the
last legislature only ono person has
been able to pass the examination and
become admitted as a full nedged pub
lie accountant. The last exsmination
was held on Dec. 2S. 1t has just been
announced that the only person to pass
out of class of four applicants was J..
Frank Plug, bookkeeper in the Office
of the Bingham Mines company in tho
Dooly building. Mr.. Plug passed with
a high percentage and he is entitled to
sign C. P. A after his name from now
on. The next examination will be con-
Quoted by the state board of account
ancy within the next two months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
A BoBsLED ACCIDENT.

Jefferson City. Mo. Jan. 9-Eicbt
persons were hurt. two seriously. this
AFTERNOON, when n bob seld crashed
INTO tree. All the injured were from
Sedalia, Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
AFRAID OF FINE CLOTHES.
Tom Mackcy Tells Why Many Mon DO
Not Attend Church.

Tom Mackay. sometimes dubbed the
slum evangelist of the Volunteers OF
America, last evening called together
the riff-raff of Commercial street and
delivered telling serI.on to the mot
ley bunch assembled there He w1as
on the eve OF a departure from the city
Tor few weeks. and. knowing it, a
large number met to bid him goodbye
Among other things he said: 'sThero
is service in almost every one OF the
Ioig churches tonight. yet Il don't
mink that you would go to them even
II they wore carried out in the same
way that this is. You wouldn't feel at
home. You would feel crowded out by
the we'll dressed people who come there.
And don't blamo you. II should In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

vite 125 processing Christians from any
one of these churches down to this
meeting 1 hardly think any one OF you
would come in to hear me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
An Physicians

Must prescribe some of the inoroa;
en's that arc contained in Hood,.
SarsaPar'Ila-for all troubles of tho
o'ood' stomach, kidneys and liver.
uhey include sarsaparilla, stillinnlo
seliow dock. gentian. wild cherry
'ark' mandrake. dandelion. tuniner
berries, pipsissewa, etc.
inc combination and proportions
,'re our own formula and give power
~ cure beyond the reach of any other
prescription. There is no real sub-
nr,.o.s nrau. Tor 1t. II urged to buy any
preparation said to be "just as good"
you may be sure it is inferior costs
,ess TO make. and yields the dealer p
larger profit. I
Get 1t today in the usual liquid form
% IN ehocolated tablet form called
Ssrsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar,
prepared only by c. /. Hood 70
Lowell, Mass. U. S. A. w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
FLOUR is WHITENED
JUST TO PLEASE THE EYE

Washington, Jan. 9.-"It is Just to
please the eye. No good can come from
making flour white" declared Chemist
Wiley of the department of agriculture.
You cannot find any great amount OF
bleached flour going into interstate
commerce now. Every time I cut
loaf of bread rejoice. because instead
of its having the whiteness of a corpse.
1t has that beautiful delicate amber
tint that all bread ought to have
Several cases are pending against
millers, and do not betray any conf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

dcnces of the mlllers when / say thai
the fight on this case Is made chiefly
by tho men who are selling the bleach
Ing machinery. The millers them
selves would not fight 1t for moment
If left to themselves. The bakers of the
United States were always opposed to
bleaching flour. They know the flour
was injured by the process.
"A fund OF 100000 understand. has
been raised to defeat the governments
contentious"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10
SIXTEEN MEXICAN
RIOTERS DOOMED TO DEATH

Ell Paso. Tex. jan. 9-News was re-
ceiVcd by the authorities In Juarez to-
day that the court of last resort had
affirmed the sentence of death passed
upon Jose Lugo. formerly of Juaraz.
and 10 others who engaged in a riot
at the town of Viesca, in the state Of
Chihuahua. last Juno killing and
woundinC several persons and Iootine
the postoflce, telegraph and revenue
Offices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-10

making grand total OF disbursements
TO the people of Cherry of Sill, 300
The dependent families are being
given weekly cash contributions or Or.
ders on Cherry stores. the main relief
station having been abandoned. The
average cash grant Is S5.75 week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
Photo BY American p Press Association.

Photo Association
city With her father mother Mr. and Mrs
little the smallest little
Cham
Dillon wealthy Enghnnn
dollars
the horse considered
f little daughter would
the horses head dollars he 70
would still be beyond reach of the little miss fingers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

t;9c5 @obuunollel1 m1slprede1t 81 Ee!1=
nel1. @on Mnfuug meiner He9ierl1ng
an mar es mir cine belon0ere 6rel1Oe,
Ste 9eneoiftil1er in ibrea Scltrebun=
g:m 5u uuteritiiber1, 81 ih beobodtet
bole, 0aB tie iiberau no lie gcmirft,
rid]t nltr sic &eligion mtfrebt ST. er=
:laltn un9 5u ltdrfen beltrebt maren,
ipl,oern oub al5 <lturtrdger ollf
oem Webiete oes &irhengelangeS, bon
&unit uno @iien'daft, unO IN an0e=
ren lih berporgetbon baben cine
l!id]t SIT 11nterlbobe11oe Mrbeit! Was
lily Don i6nen ermurte, it, 0aR lie IN
SEN 8obren ibrer G%orfabren meiter
urbeiten un0 MIDI u11terltiiben in mel
mel; Geltre6ungen, Dem &olfe sic Meti=
yl'ol, 81 erbolten. Sizes lit I'M 10 mid=
tiger, ais 6os 90. Sahrbun6srt &C.
narien a1sgel0lt fat, 0eren gefan1=
pil ng MIR nit @ilfe Ser Neligto:1 inns
nit 'l1nterltiibl1ng 0es Simmels iieg=
reid 0urdgefiibrt mer0en fan11. 1os
lit meine feite leber5eugung! Sic
&rone> sic id trage, fann bier MIR
Damn einen grfolg berbiirgen, menn
iie ii6 griinoet auf 6os @ort un0 Sic
N;e, '0Jnlihfeit 6es @errn. Mls Spm=
bo( oafiir hobe !h 6as &rel15 in Oiele
SIC geitiftet, nm oamit, mte lb es
in n:einem @a1oihreiben geiagt ba=
be, 5u bepeilen, BOB Sic &e%gierungen
Sc: driitli6en 6iiriten MIR i'm 5i1=
ne see Serrn gefiibrt &peroen f0nnen,
ui> >oB fie belfen ioQen, Sen religi0-
fen Sim, ser sen @ermanen ange=
bore, lit, 5u itdrfen nnn Die @brfur6t
Dor Mltnr un0 Sbron 5u p%ermebren.
8ei6e geboren 5uiummen un6 6iirfen
nid!t getrennt meroen. Darum foroere
ih bon gon5em @er5en Sic 9eitrebun=
gen, Ste file Der folgen. @ie bisher
mlrbe ib ibnen anh in 3ufunft meme
&l1lo nn0 meinen S6ub bepabren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
&ir1cntbm,,t 1T Nem=
Gn91amo.

@1breno bon SEN Secten in Sen
Ser. Stuaten ieoes Subr Wiaionen
pcu 3ouurs fir sic 3mede mlspar=
tiger Miiiipnen u1o Sic iogen. Sc
februng unierer Gilnpan0erer gelum=
melt meroen, madit Sic neitans grpbe
Mebrbeit ser onncrifoniiden SugenO
obne irgel1o melde religi0ie Gr5iebung
ouf. Sic 6olge boppn 5eigt lid I'M
@eranmad)le1 zines porrpiege11o belo=
niid)en @eible6ts iogar INT Sen EMIT
mails 10 acknowledgements Neu=
England itoaten. Sizes lit menigltenS
0os 3eugniB zines Mitorbeiters Ser
proteltontiihen @o6enibrift size
Gbriltian @orf an0 gpangelilt." ga
beiBt es, baB u0ie fleinen braunen
MeniGen bonn fernen &orea> Sic our6
sic 8%emiibungen a%merifaniider Mii-
iionare gu Gbriiten gemor0en iin0, If
re 9anfbarfeit 0ofiir redt mobl So
:Ol1r6 an Sen Sag legen %f0jnnte11, SOB
Tie iest na6 SEN Ser. Staaten fdmen
uno bier sic balb=bei0niiden Ma6fom=
men ibrer 6riltli6en 8obltbater gum
Gbril tentbum 81 befebren lubten."
Ser @erfa1ier 1es Mrtifels iagt, 6aB
er ieine 8eobabtungen aus eri tier
@ano bot un0 5mar aus elmer 0rt=
1baft inn 2an0e Ser Huritaner, oeren
G%inmobner nmirflide @ei6en" gemor=
Sen ieien un6 Sic Sem 0ffentli6en
&irbenbeiud bouig gleidgiltig gegen=
iiberlteben. @s mer0en Damn 3ablel1
angegeben, mobei uus0riidlid beige
fiigt miro, 0aB ser Genius iid Bios
ouf Sic nidt-fatbolii6e @inpobner=
lGaft erltrede. SSn 0ieier 3dblung
5eigt ii6 folgen0es &eiulat: Sn ser
betreffei10en Srti6uft baben 80 Ma11=
ner ME einem @ottesoieni It beigelpobnt>
II fins regelmdBig eridienen un0 Is
bon 3eit 81 3eit, bel auberor0entli=
den Nnlalien ooer Sci item.
rGnS IT." 1agt Der Serta11er, ~1tdb=
erlih ein 6eflagensmertber 3uitan0."
9ls ltrlohen fiibrt er an: y Wangel
an elterlider Mutoritdt, melbe ebe=
mails pons6en &inbern SEN 8eil19 bes
@ottesoienltes nit Hre0igt %perlangte;
p Sic Sonr1togslhule mur0e an Sic
Steae oieies @ottes0ienltes gelteut
llno Ste &inoer b0rten feline Yreoigt
mebr; - 0ie 5onntoas5eitung, Ste
gum Sonntags=gpangelium geporoen
lit; A. Die Mutomobil=&alerei 81 gu
piele Sonntogsbelude. Die @aupt=
urlabe fat ser Gerfafier ieood
Golfsf rb.," bat ser Gerfoiler ie0o1
beridmiegen, er batte ionit SEN fatbo-
liiben Sta10punft als Sen ein3ig rid=
tigen anerfennen un0 pertbei0iger
miiiien: Sic ablolute @otbmenoigfeit
Ser religioien Gr5iebung gum 3med
Ser @rbaltung Ser Heligion Iel6er I'M
&olfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

ido1e1t iippigen Nrope1ce 5u rinnert
ldeiner, Sic grinnerl1ngen. Mit J:
jener &inobeit, melde sic &ranfe11 auf
ben ~tieflten @runoe ibrer Seele mies
S erfinoen, ols Of lire @iltloligfeit
uno Shp4de al1d Sen Geiit in Sic
Gefiloe Ser bilf5beolrftige1t &inobeit
3uriidnerieben, bittet er Solpette, ell
representatives. Meibnahtslie0 5u iin=
gen. Ser &olnero0 miinidt 5id nidts
@elieres.
u@oblon, meldes Sie0 lpiuit Oil
b0ren?...... oas upom @ait" ODER
Sic beiligen brei &0nige" ooer
uSonct Soief fat mir geiagt?"
uMein i6 mo6te lieber Sic SIR.
ten" boren, mir lil1gen 0ies 8ci6=
nod)tslie0 imlner 5u @aui e."
u@ut, Sic u@irten."
ait balber 5timme, Sen &opf iii
Sic @orbdnge iiber 8ernar0on's &opf-
fiiien gebeugt, begnnt Salpette 5u
tralern; plotli6 beim letten Coup
let, ols Sic @irten an Ser &rippe ibre
@aben bon frilhen @iern uno &as-
den 0argebradt baben un0 5anct So
lief nit Ieutieligem 8aB ibnarrt:
v@oblan, Nun hleibet fromm un6
meiie,
&ebret beim, i6 miini9' gnb quite
&eii e!
2iebe &irten, lebet mob1!"
fant Bernar0on ihmer a1f lein &opf-
fillen 5urild.
5ein @omeroo glal1bt, oaB er idla-
fe, er ruff un0 idiittelt i'm, aber ser
germ1110ete bleibt nnbemegli6 un6
Ser fleine 5tedpnlmen5meig-po Sem
gro5en 8ettporba1rg ideint idon sic
CRIME Golme 5lt ieil1, Sic mont Dor oeu
&atofalf binlteQt.
Sa1nette fat begriffeu.
8itterlidb meine1o beginnt or nit
eri tidter Stimme nod einmal 0ltrd
oos trouriee Sdmeigcn oes Sd1af=
iaoles SEN u tigen &efrain Ser Ero=
pence SIT ittgen:
u&ebret bein, i] miinlh' gud quite
&eile!
2iebe &irten, lebet mobl!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
@eim8efebrt.
Cine @eibnad)ts- @r5abl1ng BON 81
pbpnl e 9albct.

Meibnodtsbeiligabe110 in Wiinde1.
9rrb Sic i6neegefiillten StraBer,
ourb 6as @ebro0el 6es Mebels, 0as
@eraliel ser @agen un0 0as 5tngen
ser @loden 1diebt nn0 itart ii6 Sic
Menge fr0blid Dor Sen 8lt0en 6es
acknowledgements. Sin 1ei6ter
@ino itreift iiber oieien bl1nten &rims=
froms bon leubten0en 6arben l1no
Gmnengriirl bon 8untpapier uno
@ol0idounl ol1rd Sic 5abuolen San=
nenbqumd}en, Sic al1f SEN Mrmen un0
&0pfen eilig 0abingetragen peroen.
l1no es lit feline gepobnlide @eib=
nadten bel1te. @ir befin0en uns I'M
Sabre oes @errn 1870 un0 sic @eib=
nadt lit nur Elm &orman6 mebr, auf
Sen tapferen General bon ser Gam
51 trinfen l1no sic @rfolge ser bape=
ridden &rieger 51 feiern. 8eibna6=
ten! @eibna6ten! SITES lit bon SUI
bel. @ie pfeili6neu i6ieBt 90 Ser al
tie G. aus ser @einitl1be our u8lau-
en- Gral1be" beraus! Nie baben feline
guten olten Mugen 10 geleudtet, 1pie
beute Mben6, uno Iein fleines &opf-
den nit SEN meiBen 2oden 5ittert uno
5appelt f0rmli6 Dor freu0iger Gre
gltng. Mn ietnem Mrm i6aufelt eilt
Big gum Manoe gefiiIter &orb, iiber
0e11en l1n1biinen0er 5erpiette Elm Tla=
idenbols NIT rotber &aplel l1n6 Elm
9tedpalmen3meig berporlugen CT
min gum Militdripitnl ,oas feline 8for=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

ben. &ingegen ser arrre 8ernaroon
min ourd)mls nidt geiltno meroen.
@il1ter Sen Mabblaue1 8orbdngen iei=
mes 8ettes eriheiut fem @elidt bon
Sag 81 Sag magerer uao blaiier un0
me11n er bon ser @eimotb l1no bon Ser
@eimfebr ipridt, 10 fits nit ienem
tranrigen franfen 2adelu, IN Sem
n1ebr gntiagung ols @offnrng liegt.
nMd,, meill arlner Salpette, melbe
trol1rige @eibnadt feiern mir ood)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
Sic @eoe oeS &atierS TT
8eurott.

Die Mufieben erregen0e &e6e, sic
ser &aiier am IA. Mob. i'm &lolter
8euron bielt, fat folgen6en @ort=
lalt:
vgerebrter &err Gr5obt! Sd ipre-
he Sbnen meinen ber5liden Can't
ais fir sic freunoliden @orte, nit
narel. Sic midi %empfangen baben,
nro freue MIDI iiber Sic @elegenbeit,
ser congregation einmal einen 8e-
lue MAIDEN uno Sbnen mein aafrid-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Sem 35. Sdgerregiment 5u SUP an.
geioe iil1o Nrooencolen alts oemlel=
ben 2ort 8eioe it11o 0enllel6en 3d.
toiQon 5ltgetbeilt u11D 8eioe lino Ourd)
Gin l1lo bieIelbe @ranate permun6et
pproel1. Salpette inoeB mar Ser
5t6rfere BON @eioen, er 0arf lid ihon
einige 5tl1roen erbeben nl10 Elm paar
Shritte pon1 8ett 3un1 6enl ter mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Sieles Sssabr! @enn mir uns menig=
items ei11en f%leiren @eibnabtsf1den
uno cine 6lalde @ein idoffen font
te1! @eld)e 6reuDe mare bas, mern
MIR babel an sic na6fte @eibnad)te1
0enfel1, mo- i) nit Dir oo5 ucado flo"
uMei6nahtsibeitbol5" belprehen mer=
Sci"
Inns Sic Nugen 0es armen &ran=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

fen fu11felten, ols ct bon Sudden uno
@ein iprad. @lber mie loIten iie iid)
oas beidoffen? Sic batten ni6tS
mebr, Sic l1ngliidli6e1, me0er 8elO
nod l1br. Solpette bemabrt mpbl
nod I'M 61tter ieines &odes cine
Holtonmeilu Jung iber 40 Jranfen, ober
Sos lit fir Sen Sag, no Tie fret iein
meroen, es lit fir Sic erite 9falt, Sic
lie il1 eil1cm Mirtbsbous auf 6ranf=
reids groe moden lper0en. 9aS lit
gebeiligtes @el6. ltnm0glid, oaran gu
riibren!
ltno oodl Ser art1e 8erna0on lit
10 fronf. @er meiB, Of er iemals
mieoer m1flteben un0 beimfebren
miro? l1no Damn fon11te man nod 10
i60n 5uiammen @etbnadten feiern
- miare es nibt beller 6em Goot=
franfen 6ieie lette @eibna6tsfreu0e
BON 0em @eloe 5n bereiten?
Darauf batte lib 5olpette, obne
meiter Elm @prt BON Ser 9etmfebr
5u ipreden, bingeiett, feline Uniform
aufgetrennt, um Sic Eoitanmeiiung
beraus5unebmen, uno ais Ser alte
G., mie almorgenlid, gefommen lit,
ieinen &unogang 6nr9 sic 5ale 5u
MAIDEN, I'M fleine &%ommiiiionen fir
Sic &ranfen 5u beiorgen, bot ibm Sal=
bette nod tangent 9ebattiren ut0 Silt
1tern sic lteife, Mutbeipribte, .nad
&ulper riehen6e 8oltanmeiiung in
oie @an6 gei6oben.
Sic feierlid)e Mitternadt, sic ale
@lofen Ser 5tnot beiingen, fai1t
ldal1erlid) in Sic bdmmern6e Madt
ser &ranfen. Ser Spitolioal lit bou
tiefen Sdmeigens, MIR 6urh Sic grim
perldfeierten &adtlampen erleudtet.
Mon fiiblt Sda1er Ser Mn6adt Sic
Seele 6l1rdrinnen, bas Mplterium Ser
boditen religi0ien Teier, Sic mitten in
sic 5tunoe 0es Sblafes bereinbridt,
Sic &irhenfenlter erbeue1to un0 Sa1=
ie10e bon &er5en ent3iinoen0
u561Gfit gu, 8ernar6on?"
Won3 leile bat 5albette auf Sen
Madttiib neben Sem 8ett lei1es
6reunoes cine 6lai6e @ein = Ml1sz
cat 2unal = uno einen biibiden
@eibnabtsflt6en geiteQt, in Sem
mitten orin ser Ste6palmen5peig
1tebt: s(udJ Sic 6rei 2idter febler
niht.
Ser Gerlpuu6ete offnet Sic fieber=
per5ebrten guget1. 8ei 0ent unbe<
itimmten 2i9t Ser Madtlampe11, oem
meiben &efler ser Dader 0rauben,
ouf oeren S9neemaiien blen0enoer
Monoi6ein rlbt, fat 6ieie impropi=
lirte @eibna6tsfeier etlpas 8%bantaiti=
ides, fait idon l1eberir0iides.
uMnons, ma6 auf Sic @eimatb tit
gu nns gefommen, ga mir nidt gu ibr
fonret1. gs ioa nidt geiagt lei11, oaB
5mei 8ropencalen sic vbeilige Gadt-
mobl5eit" berldumen, un6 Tie nidt
nit einem tiidtigen 561l,d u@lairet<
te" begriiben!"
limo nit Ser %riibren0en 3artbeit
elmer Mutter men6et Salpette sen
&ra,1fen nm. Ct fiiut Sic 8e6er,
ldnei0et SEN &uhen an un0 man
trinft, idmauit uno ipridt bon Ser
@eimatb. M1mdblih miro 8ernar0on
lebbaft un6 griibt Sen fnnfelnoen
8ein, in oem Sic 5onnenitrablen ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

ten Inn 5 ltbr idliebt. 3mei Strange
len ermarten Sen alten G. 81 oben
in Sem oiiiteren &auie, binter oeiien
pergitterten Senitern feline anoerc1
Observation-Disclosures Hammer, oils sic
bleihen Mabtlamphen neben Sen
&opffiI1en ser 5terben0en. -
9.
5olpette l1no 8ernaroon beiBen Sic
bei0en 6ron5olen. 9ei0e geb0rten
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
.R0WDY ANNOYS
Mr.. THOMPSON
Yells fol- Owens at Noon Meeting in
Peninsular Works, But Crowd
Listens Respectfully.

Ex-Mayor Thompson was up against
annoying competition when he adj
dressed the employees OF the Peninsa-
lar Stove works, Friday noon. He had
scarcely started speaking when
young fellow sitting in one of the win
dows OF the Diamond Match Co.'S fac
tory, close by. began TO whoop 1t up
for owens
II have no quarrel with anyone who
wishes To vote for my opponent" said
the candidate. Il am standing square
ly on my record, and If you think that
record entities me to your support
| know you will give II 10 me-"
The disturber would not be ST.
fenced, however, and continued 10 In
terrupt Mr.. Thompson throughout MS
talk. The noise OF passing trains In
the railroad yards close by added TO
the annoyance. Mr.. Thompson was
given respectful attention by the
crowd, however. and his speech was
cheered. He spoke briefly. urging the
workingmen to take an interest In the
affairs OF city, state and nation.
"A man should treat the affairs OF
government as he would treat his own
affairs" said he. "He should approach
the duty of casting his ballot with
the same spirit that he would ap-
proach the performance of some great
personal duty, something that init
mately concerned himself, his family
and his home"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
CONTRACT FOR STEAMER LET.
Ashley & Dustin viii Have Magni-
fIcIent New Excursion Boat.

Ashley & Dustin. on Thursday,
awarded TO the Detroit Shipbuilding
Co, the contract for a fine new pas
senger boat, 240 feet long, for the Put
Inlay excursion business. The boat
will cost about 900, and will be
ready for use early next summer. The
boat is designed by Frank Z. Kirby,
the interior decorations being arrang-
ed by Louis Keil. of Detroit. Both
Mr.. Kirby and Mr.-Keil have a world
wide reputation in their respective
lines The boat will have a beam of
60 feet, and three large excursion
decks, besides the main deck and low
er deck, giving room for $500 pas
sengers. The boat will be mag
nificently finished in white and red
mahogany, and have several new
features for the comfort of excur-
sionists.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05

Under ordinary conditions OF traffic
and weather n we'll laid wood block pave
ment will wear out at a rate OF about
two-tenths OF an inch year.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
VIII Promote Beauty.

Women desiring beauty get wonder.
full help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve
II banishes pimples, skin eruptions,
sores ana boils. II makes the skin
soft and velvety. 1t glorifies the face
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
lips, chapped hands. Best for burns,
scalds. fever sores. cuts, bruises and
piles. At f. G. Kinsel's, Central Drug
Co., and Gray & Worcester's.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
Mrs. elizabeth Bateson Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bateson. wife OF
Samuel r. Bateson, ST., died, in the
family home. No 500 Cass-ave., Thurs
day, after an illness Of FIVE weeks
Mrs. Bateson was II years old and is
survived by her husband, two sons, r..
e. Bateson, OF Porto Rico, and Samuel
Bateson, Jr., Detroit. and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Charles Tyler. Buffalo Mrs.
Robert Graham. Reading. Pa. and
Mrs. Harry L. Shellenberg. Detroit.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
steamer MoreIand Abandoned.

The steamer w. c. Moreland, which
went aground on Eagle River reef,
Keweenaw point, Lake Superior, Oct.
IS. was abandoned by wreckers,
Thursday, the underwriters admit
ting her to be a loss. Approaching
rough weather caused them to give
up hope OF saving her.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
Years of Suffering
catarrh and Blood Dlsease-Doetors
Failed to Cure.

Miss Mabel r. Dawkins. i2l4 Lafay-
ette-st Fort Wayne. Ind. writes; For
three years l was troubled with ca
tarrh and blood disease tried sew
eral doctors and a dozen different rem
edies. but none OF them did me any
good friend told me OF Hoods sar-
saparilla / took two bottles OF this
medicine and was AS well and strong
as ever. feel like different person
and recommend Hoods 10 any one SUI
fering from catarrh."
Get II today IN usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
DRINKS FORMALDEHYpE.
Saginaw County Man Thought II Was
Gin-Has Marrow Escape.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. ,4.-(Spe-
cial. alvin Potvin, 20, while drink
ing In a saloon In Carrollton, Thurs
day afternoon, mistook formaldehyde
for gin and drank considerable OF II.
He nearly died before medical aid
could reach him. Formaldehyde is
the popular liquid here Just now, and
several similar mistakes have been
made