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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

kingly crown. The cutters agent
looked at il more closely. He took
microscope from his pocket and
looked again.
IT'S PASTE" he said
"Ye lie, mon." answered McPher-
son
IT'S PASTE" reiterated the agent
doggedly.
Mcpherson clapped his hands to his
head. God help me-" he swore. Il
sold the real stone to Williamson"
Two hours later he was at his
rivals house Williamson rose to
meet him. The man seemed worn to
a shadow. Would he look thus If he
had really scored such victory? Nc
PhersOn came straight to the point
Williamson" he said you and J
have always been frank with each
other. Tell me how you got the real
stone. swear put 1t in the safe"
Real cried Williamson. You
stuck me good for that paste rubbish
Have You come here 10 mock at me-"
Il tell YOU I've got the paste
stone'" Mcpherson shouted. do you
swear yours isn't the genuine dia
monde"
Williamson reached to drawer
and took out the stone. Take il
away he answered YEARLY. I'm tir-
ed of IT,"
And suddenly illumination came to
Mcpherson
Van Nouwt," he screamed. Hes
got it, He made two limitations and
went off with the genuine stone, Ma
thanson. here's where the jokes on
both OF us"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
The EVENING STORY

trapped by Mcpherson. and by the
simplest o: tricks. His prestige was
gone The courage of the man seem
ed broken. lie shut himself up in his
house and admitted no callers. Every
BODY predicted that the most sklnful
eVader OF the diamond act had met
with his Sedan.
Arrangements had been made in
Holland for the cutting OF the stone.
Mcpherson and the cutters agent
looked at it lovingly as they took il
from the strongbox, Even In the
rough II shone like a cut stone: II was
OF the first water, ht TO grace tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
AL AROUnD
| THE HOrE
By CyNuiA Grey

Accident helps. For dust in the eye,
avoid rubbing. Dash cold water in
them.
Powdered charcoal cleanses the
teeth beautifully, and ii removes any
unpleasant odor or taste.
For fainting, lay the person fiat.
Remove insects from the ear with
tepid water.
A can OF salmon is reliable
emergency for the housewife who is
caught unawares by a guest. Ii can
be served as a bisque, diluted with
white sauce and strained. may servo
as salad arranged on lettuce or
cTesS with slices of hard boiled eggs;
or in croQuettes or baked loaf with
cracker crumbs.
Joc Printing none right. Ttmes
Printing Co.. ID John R.-st Call Main
30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
TNI @
.....lNOocIErY

The Mems League of Bethany Pres
hyterian chun % win eiNo a supper and
social evening Thursday evening. IN
the church par!ors.
Harry Rckel vii lecture on PRO
hibition and the public school Friday
evening. April 49, before the Detroit
StadVerhund In Turner hall
The enlargement Is announced OF
Miss Georgiana Macdonald daughter
OF MIR and Mrs Hilary Macdonald, of
Port Huron. 90 Joseph Strong String
ham. OF Detroit
The annual luncheon oi The DANES
of the Loyal Legion was held We'd
nesday noon in the Hotel Ponlchar-
train. PlcNiuus t0 the luncheon pro
gram of music and story was enjoyed
Miss Eva Woodward Lord assisted
by mcmLcrs of tho faculty of the De
~rrTfr C0ifgT 81 fiISic,, VIII efVW a
piano recital next Monday evening, IN
Trinity Methodist church Woodward
and Bueua Niotd-aycs
The annual card party of the ladies
association oi The homeopathic Free
Dispensary viii he held an 'haffee hall
Saturday evening, April 20. at
o'clock. The proceeds WiIl be given
10 the disucuadry fund
Mrs. Mary r Thomas Of 80. 80
Smith-ave. is making Ui effort 10 form
Whistler club for study Of the mu-
steal possibilities of good whistline
Mrs Thomas would like 10 hear from
"a th. "A bt-fl4l. len hs ttlfE
An entertainment Will bee given by
the Thomas Norman School Gleo club
in the FauNinsU settlement Thurs
cay evening for Doc benefit of the Set.
Element An informal hop will follow
the musical program.
For The benefit of Providence hospi.
Tal- The CTfTJdIIT NiU5Trc1 CIUb VII
give an entertainment Thursday even.
ing, i'm the cathedral school hail, Par
suns-st The program promises 10
present an unusual array OF clever
entertainers
\ musicale Vid be- given for tho
members of the twentieth Century
club Thursday afternoon az 5.i5
O'Clock i'm the Century building. Tin"
program arrquprd by Mrs Edwin :
SberrUI WIN he .,iy,u by Mrs. Fred.
,.,.l ALot tfr. charles = Ham
mona \rr- C,ar,5,. ,, c,mnsop Mrs
sbn,riu Ne rri,oL.tb Robus ami
raa,Ias - clol,...,
Tho mo,,ta- ,rn memorial com
v,itta.. ta,'n,..d -, .,.c, 81 nriiup mnnu
mon, p, rh. .Iat. .\yrli.m a. Nlaybnrv
l,uI q,tb.r ir fb. Museum of Ar, Fri
an ,f,.,roon 80, n.,lnck to yi.v -
o,l G,.r ,hn ranrt,, ,frGr the com
nitfaa IN u...s.d u,op rho designs
tho nphric a.lI f.. ..f.o., am opnortuuitv
80 ns.. b,J,f..ot ON. uarroitcr has
subpitt.a y t,.irn
The Grace Cbts,h Iupiors viii give
O drymatie and musical entertainment;
I'm tho school room of the church
thursday evening This viii lie the
iast ente,t,il,m.ol I'm the church ~
II nov .tonae uevt week. Grace
,b,,,b ,.,.ioraaa,,,n amliatas with 81
paul.s cotbadrar and The bnildiue
irseIr nossas into otbsr hands ana Tor
a,ho, ,ee. thar cerrcb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Health and Beauty Secrets
BY MRS MAE MARTYR.

Annie Laurie" Last week rcr"r-
red 90 tho nov fashions ~ dr,-siug the
hair. and toll nm an>ious inquirer
what to 90 WHOM sh, put away her
puns. rats ana falls, btIids As AN
the women ARC now interested iu this
very i've t"pi' ] VIII r"p'ot th' recipe
Eave Got from sour druggist ono
ounce or ouiNZp.u.. dissolve ~ On ~ pint
Of alcohol and add D. pint 90 cold wa
ter. II You VIII gently rub tbs QuIu-
zoiu tonic in the scalp and rot IS 81 tho
hair once Ur twice week. Won VIII
ind the treatment not only refreshing.
but inNINoratiHT aud uouriSltuE ~ rc-
stores th' bHu end scalp - a healthy
condition and Keeps 10 HrtltlN Quiu-
2oiu iS just sul,uuid for preventing
dandruu and irritation ot the scalp
aud lis regular use YIN keep your hair
from romius ont % puts IT. into tho
hair and h,if4Itrns Us natural color.
tho hair Zinc and glossy
! NJ - You s.v you arc auuahlr 20
find a face powder tnat viii protect
TIT U7UKr am inexpensive complexion
wash no homo that is FAR superior To
any powder, for viii NOT rub of.
serealt or clog the poics ~ tn" skin.
Got from vour diIRvist . ounces ~
epurmaN and dissolve 10 u - pint OF
not vattr aGdiuE tetepoOnfuIs of
glvctIiuc. This lotion VIII MA .. your
sallow and oily skin luuk fr,su and
youthful n o. splendid also for PIN
pies. tan. ftoCkIDS anu cold sores Tor
~ keeps co., complexion soft smooth
and vClvctN
Mrs \ " You 10, not alone iu yolr
mi-'ry Spriur ulWaf- hUds thousands
~ women who 1r. trpuhIrd with -lp,r-
HuoA Hc-l. Gained dutre ttr iuaAuvr
.ifc of winter ll.rs n SIMPLE Hup
harmless remedy thI VIII not oulN
stop th, accumulation of flesh. hu VIII
reduce FoW weight f voU are too Eat.
just get from your utIS.Eist 3 ounces
OF paTnoti7. dissolve It BOO 90 pint uf hot
water and ak" t1nI. spoonful before
each mtaL UuN, rI'ud VINO takes
off, about tcu pounds iu "a feW weeks
every spring with pHrnotis.-aud size
saws she t.ris better Tor doing TO-
Ella w. Tho large pores and black
heads that cau~. Won $50 much ,mhor-
rasamcut Ire probably caused by tho
us" uf furt powder NlWuzlin cream
Jelly d. thr hcV remedy / know tuf
clearing tue skin OF plHtkhelds. large
porcs aud tlne' Uttlc skin pimpl's
that 8rt so Annoying Won cam m4 kr
n yourself Get from vour dru-Iist
one lf.urU Of sIfuuzoiu. mis- DO with
Tablespoonful lt ElNrerin' and add l-2
piut 90 water. stir hrisklY for Few
minutes AVID lct stand Over night fou
can us, this safely either 1s mas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
IV4RES@l0zY0N

Filipino Beef Remove seeds from
a green pepper and put through
the grinder with one onion. Mix with
one pound beef ana one.half pound
.ean pork, chopped Add one teaspoon
salt. one cup bread crumbs. one egg,
and make into roll. Place in shall
low pan. pour TWO cups strained to-
matocs around it, put two slices bacon
on top aud bake ~ minutes. Blasting
With the tomatoes. Thicker the sauco
with two tablespoons butter and two
tablespoons flour
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

BusIness-Iikr Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. rs
John R.-st Main l49S, or city 33sS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

To-, Printing aon. right. Ttmes
Printing Co.. 10 John R.-st Call Main
1898. or City 1855.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

Mock Rabbit-Chop one onion
and cook not brown in fat. Add
three slices of bread moistened with
water. an cook a few moments. When
cool mix with il one-half pound
chopped round steak, one pound sau.
sage meat. one egg, and form into a
uE round roll Lay one-fourth pound
salt pork cut In thin slices over the
top. and bake A. minutes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

Salt Fish Dinner Cut one
pound dried goldfish into strips. soak
i'm warm water, then cook until tender.
Cut one-half pound salt pork into thin
slices and fry slowly until golden
brown. Remove and pour on fat
take four tablespoons flour four
tablespoons OF the fat. and stir I'm two
cups Of milk. Dip mp the Goldfish with
tine pork aromd IL pour over the
hole tn" whit" sauce Serve with
nlaIn boiled potatoes and beets.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-26
XVIII
Ell ITO FERNANDO

Hubo grandes luchaS, Serias palabras agras
senclos enOos entire las hias de D. Juan Lorenzo las
orevsGnas horas que tararon decidr ell viae No
Sra solo ya ell deseo de r Madrid 10 que les anmaba
'isputarse es derecho podia mOrrse ycaro es
sabla de mrar mas carino mas agradcmno por
deciro ash los que e cuidasen enfermedad los
que ke aslstiesen ultimOS mOmentOs-s egaba
reque otros sobrnos nj hubiese conocdo siquiera
POr tin 0rden6 d. Juan Lorenzo que fuesen,
iogieo los dos mayOre ofrencendo las dos peque tda
caSe de oompensacione Ante aas paabras de Marquee
ronJuro la empesad sole porque hapa oro remedo 81
no porque todos gcr'an respeahaa padre ocuta
dsgustO 81 lie tnvieron antes lie hacer surr al po
bra ancano. En- reafad, ell mismO d. Juan Lorenzo
haIsa dicho nngma maa e fOndO sno algo aecta
tas a tOdO 10 mundane
Donoa distinction, digo 70, que divdiendo la maldad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-26
-----(I38)

cartas prometils quedaron reducdas catorce ounce
ncompasiva que llevo la desolac6n medca med
quulas Paquo empez6 pensandO que terrible aquel0
de escrblr tOdos los d ermno por acordarse de
n rinconcto esc0nddO entire montaIaaS abla
que atia por e. mOdre ansios de suera del
1uIuro captalista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-26
Hxp / o. J: q. ,roIs
- CALLE DE NENDEZ VIG'
NAYAGUEZ
NIAYAGUEZ

Situado este estabiecimiento {
centric de Ia calIe M6ndez Vigo.
un iardin al frcnte, es ell que renns
yores ventajas Y comodidades par
sen0Tes viajeros. Y eli que cuents
mejorps hahtaciones freScas, We
das. maeniicos hanos y duchas.
COMIDAS \ TODAS HORA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-26

Catedral-Dias laborables: z, 730 y g.
3O-Festivos: 5, Z, 8, 9y IL.
San Francisco-Dias laborables: r.
Festiyos $50, 7 y 7-3O.
San Jose-Dias laborables: y T-30-
Festivos: $50, 7 y 7-30.
Santa Ana-Dias laborshles: 7 y 1-3O
-Festivos: 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Marses 7.-Domin-
gos: 9.
Sagrado Coraz5n-(Santurce) Dfas Ia
borables a las 7. festivos { las 7-30
v las 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-26


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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
DECEASED.

The funeral of Mr.. Alfred Scott,
2S17 Elliott Ave., Minneapolis, who
was killed in the 500 yards at st.
Paul, July 12, was held on July 18th
at Bethesda Baptist Church. Rev. T.
J. Carter officiating.
The funeral was one of the largest
seen in our city for long time. The
church was crowded and the services
were very appropriate. He was q
member of the G.. u. o. o. F., who
were in charge. His casket was
draped with the U. 8. Flag. Mr.. Scott
having served in the regular army.
The floral tributes were numerous,
and the renditions by the Choir
were impressive. The whole gather.
ing seemed to share the grief Of the
bereaved widow and daughter. The
J. M. Morris Undertaking Co., had
charge of the remains. Interment In
Lakewood. Mr.. Scott was a porter for
the 500 Line, and was killed on his
way to his car. The railroad men Of
the Twin Cities showed their respect
by their large attendance.
Soldier Rest! Thy warfare DER
Taps!
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21

A VIEW OF THE FIGHT.

BY Detective Charley" Hamilton.
After a ten days sojourn in the
Golden West where he saw Jack
Arthur Johnson batter down to de-
feat the Pride of California" in the
great fight in the desert, Charles
Hamilton, negro detective on the Min
neapolis Police force, has returned to
the city, reinforced in pocket anu
brimming over with news of his trip.
1T was a great contest" says Mr..
Hamilton reminiscetly, great deal
depended on 1t and much money
changed hands; but as a fight
mean as a real exhibition of fist
work,-there was nothing to 1t. In
that regard 1t was surely a failure.
l. really enjoyed the way Jack kid
ded" Corbett off his feet better than
the way he repeatedly whipped that
uppercut over on Jeffries.
I was fortunate in getting a good
seat at the Reno arena. Through my
letters of introduction from Superin-
tendent Of Police Frank T. Corriston
to the Reno authorities, I was shown
every courtesy. For $25 I bought a
seat in the second row from the ring
side but l saw a way to even better
that and did so at once as knew all
the time that the folks back here
would expect me see all there was
worth seeing. l noticed a vacancy in
the first row where seats were selling
for $50. l just folded up a IS bill in
the palm Of my right hand and walked
right over and shook hands with one
of the ushers. l told him that 1 was
near sighted and could see much bet
ter from the first row. Then pointed
out the seat and the next thing knew
was sitting with my chin up against
the canvass covered ring with John
l.. Sullivan on one side of me and
Stanley Ketchel on the other
Then the fight started. No use
describing 1t. BY this time everybody
in the world has read about every
single blow that was struck. But when
the time was called for the first
round, nobody knew what the out
come would be. / didn't know but l
had q good hunch and had power
full pile of money heaped up on that
hunch-some Of it was mine and some
Of 1t belonged to the boys in town but
any way 1t was all on Jack. I got
some of 1t up at 10 to six, some at
10 to seven and some even at two to
one with the odds in Jeffries favor.
"The beginning of that first round
was tense. Everybody was keyed up
to a nervous pitch and every man and
woman too, in all those thousands of
people, from Lord knows where, had
just one thought and that was to see
how the two fighters stacked up at
the start. That round decided the
! (Cont. on page End COLI
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
1.-THE way II looks to me-"
BY George Gaines.

Well-"Here 1t is at last" "Real
Base Ball" among the colored boys.
Mr.. Frank G. Leland has his won
ders' fit for a killing and Daddy
Reid" is up In the running" So the
game will be a"reeord-breaker." Ihave
just received the dope from Chicago
that they are goingafter five straights.
They bring with them Pettis (the
black Johnny King, Capt. Harris
(the second sacker) and one of the
best, Home Run johnson, Bob. Win
ston, (the keeper of the outer garden)
Mike Moore (the sure hitter) and Wal
lace, well! say what you know about
him-Wise Guy? Who will win
Say? It's a wise man who knows his
wants, and lucky one who gets them
But, I'll buy ticket for games. Are
you on? This is what they bring here
But they will carry back record
That's all. Defeat to either team Is
no disgrace.
0eorgie.
The "Lelands" will "do the trick
but I hope to see the Gophers win.
Herb. Parker.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
South Side Four of Chicago.

As out fieiders, Winston and Moore
are a tower of strength to their club.
Moore is the "Ty Cobb Of the eoIored
fieIders," one of our best hitters, and
one of the most gentlemanly players
that ever put on a uniform.
Bobby Winston, is a left hand litter
who has mastered the art of hitting
to left field" and fans know what
value this is.
TaIbert, the utility man, is a No. !
outfielder, heady fellow, and crack
base runner, who takes great chances
watch him.
But the Gophers have in Barton, a
Star and Mercy! How this boy can
throw! He is supposed to be the best
thrower in the game today.
Binga, Of the Gophers Is great
asset to his team. He Is instructive
seems to know just where the batter
is going to hit. He never forgets q
batter, how and where he hits, and he
has made 4 or hits in game.
Wesley Of the Gophers, unknown tc
the writer, but Daddy Reid Is ar
"Old General" and his manager, Mr.
Irving Williams knows the goods
I believe that they will make
good" in the series. After my
limited knowledge of each has beer
summed up. I feel that the Giants
have just a shade Uust a Iishte
shade) the better of it. At least, it Il
my candid opinion, and that's wha
the Editor Of the Twin City Star re
quested.
Alex. Irwin,
Ex. Ball player,
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
eoPHER-LElANo SERIES.
Opinion Of an Ex-ProfessionaI.

This being the most scientific game
makes it harder to criticise. 1t is like
whist, has many players, but few phe-
nominal ones. SO to get the "Future
Series" mapped out, or "Doped", We
should compare each team by their
respective players and their ability.
So we start the catchers - Arm
strong and Pettis. Both terrific hit
ters, good throwers and young catch
ers, make it an even break, Pettis
should be ahead on the coaching Of
the Peerless Rat or Chappie which
give him the finer points behind the
bat. Catchers Ball, Williams and
Steel Arm Johnnie are a wonderful
trio, Ball is a Al batter, good thrower,
lightning on foot and very heady.
Williams Is classy man, but the
writer not seeing him work, makes
him an unknown quantity, although
he is we'll classed by other writer's.
Johnny Taylor needs no "intro." his
standing and rep. with the 1903
Gophers Is too clear.
Parryborne, Johnson and Davis are
all good. Lefty is o. X, and II sup
ported properly will be troublesome
For good left handed makes it very
hard for all colored clubs.
Davis, the veteran, makes 1t mourn
full for all clubs, he even pitches
against, matters not how poor an ag
gregation he has behind him. His
head work Is excellent and he may
break up any game, at any time, with
his big Stick" johnson, the college
man, should be watched. He has been
schooled by Geo. Huff, one of our best
coachers. The Lelands should lead
the series on account of more ex
perienced pitchers.
Rat is the king Of all negro 1st base
man, Bobby Marshall, one of the best
athletes in the West today and some
more LIST baseman, having reach,
fielding ability, and fearlessness,
nothing but locomotive can hurt
him. Harris Is better then Bowman
at second, and the equal of Charley
Grant in his best days.
Harris is a wonderful baseman and
clever fielder with McGraw head, q
great hitter, and peerless captain
Wallace and Jim Taylor as 3rd base
men are clever performers, Wallace
out classes Taylor as far as Harris
does Bowerman "Dick" Is a hitter
and Mordicai Brown of the Cubs
knows 1t, he is good base runner
and liable to pull Of trick to win. Tot
much can't be said Of these STARS"
DousaI terrific hitter, for a small
man, and he has an arm like mules
hind leg, fast base runner
Selden Of the Giants is unknown Il
the writer. but he must be player
| to play for Frank Leland and thu
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-07-21
ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL AGENT.
ST. PAUL AGENT.
CHAS. H. MILLER. .428 Edmund st
Phone 2697 Dale.

Frank Mcdonald, nephew of Rev.
Mcdonald arrived in the city last
week and has taken up his abode with
his uncle.
Rev. Mcdonald has been indis-
posed during the week, but is feeling
somewhat better at this writing, over
work in trying to prepare for the COM
ing of his companion has had its eff
feet upon the Rev. gentleman. But
through the goodly spirited efforts OF
some of the generous hearted mem
bers of the church and other good
friends, things are beginning to look
like home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears entertained at
their home in Iglehart St., last Mon
day evening, July Is, in honor of Mrs.
Toliver and daughter, mother and sis
ter of Mr.. Toliver of our city and
quite few friends were present and
spent a very pleasant evening.
The Misses Helen and Birdie
White who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hall during the past
month left Thursday, July 13 for their
home, Memphis, Tenn, after spending
a most delightful visit in our city.
Mrs. Nellie Butler of Fuller st. left
Tuesday night, July 10th for Spokane
Washington to join her husband. She
will make her stay indefinite.
Mr.. Earl Jones has broad smile on
his face the last few days and the
boys are receiving cigars cause born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones 10 lb
'sgfff, sSat Jufy re, 1919. Mother and
daughter doing well.
# Rev. H. s. Graves has entirely re-
covered from his recent illness and is
attending to his usual duties.
Mr.. b. G.. Archer has been quite Ill
with an attack, of appendicitis, he Is
improving slowly.
Mr.. B. r. Durant has also been on
the sick list but is now convalescing.
Mrs. John Summers, who has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks is
slowly convalescing.
Mrs. r. Beard will give birthday
party in honor of her daughters 2Ott
birthday, Friday evening, July %, 1910
Miss Ida May Johnson of GIG Marion
st. entertained the bride and groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob. Douglas July 15
quite number of young people were
present. Dancing and cards were in
dulged in until late hour.
Mr.. C.. H. Miller left Wednesday
night, July goth and with him Mr.. G
D. Jackson and musicians to give
concert at Eveleth, Mimi, about u
miles from Duluth, they will give two
concerts before returning home Sun
day morning, July "a.