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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
GIRL MAY DIE.
Alta Ransford, Deaf and Dumb, is III,
BY Train.

FLINT. Mich, June 14.-Alta Rams.
ford. II years Old. daughter OF Charles
+. Ransford, was struck by freight
train at the Saginaw-st. crossing early
yesterday morning sustaining injuries
that probably will result in her death.
The girl Is deaf and dumb and nearly
blind. The train was travelling very
SLOWLY at the time. The girl stepped
directly in front OF the train. her deaf.
ness being responsible for her failure
to hear the engine or the warning
shouts of the watchman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
DOGS ROUTED BY PORCUPINE.
Badly Wounded Attackers Have to Be
Killed by Their Owners.

CONDOR, Ore, June 14.-Unaccus.
toned TO fighting porcupines, two
dogs attacked one OF the Canadian
variety and received injuries which
made il necessary for their masters
TO kill them. The porcupine stole
into the city some time the night be-
fore and sought refuge beneath a
vacant store building, where II was
located and attacked by the dogs.
Owners Of more valuable and
equally belligerent CANNES have taken
the precaution 10 tie their dogs up
until the quill-equipped rodent can be
dislodged. Porcupines are quite num-
erous In the southern part OF the
county. where they live chiefly on
Juniper berries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
Kissing Bug. 1910 Model, Arrives.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14,-While
looking for the comet Mrs George
Derham, OF No. 1885 Broadway, Cam
den. experienced singing sensation
on her face. but paid no particular
attention to IT, A few days later her
face began TO swell near the left eye.
Her husband removed a small bug
with the point OF pair of scissors,
The claws on the bug recembled the
pincers of crab. and II was taken 10
the office OF DR.. G. F.. Kirk. who said
II was a good specimen of kissing
bug"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
$50 DIE IN FLOOD.
River Overfiows In Germany as Result
OF CIoudburst.

COLOGNE. Germany, June IA
Great loss OF life has occurred in the
Abr valley of the Eifel region as the
result OF cloudburst. which swept
the district Sunday night. Late esti-
mates place the number OF dead at 100.
Numerous storms in the region had
made the stream unusually high and
az q result of an unusually heavy
dowDpour Sunday night the River Abr
suddenly overlooked. the water carry
Ing death and destruction In It's path,
The greatest loss OF life occurred
where two barracks, containing Italian
and Croatian laborers, employed on
the railway. were swept away. The
inmates were surprised In their sleep
and generally were unable TO help
themselves Thirty-seven bodies have
been recovered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
THE COIN.
By n. n. Hudson.

oJ W. E'eooSh'
Public institutions are much alike,
and each has a character all its own.
IL vas so at the Home for Friendiess
Boys. Willie Hope was unlike the
other rough garflins gathered from
the streets OF the city. He was pale,
sickly and diminutive. There was a
strength. forbearance and cheerfulness
about him. however. which distin'
euished him from all the rest The
lad was never known TO complain.
When visitors came, the masters and
matrons showed them the buildings
and talked about modern methods OF
management; but somehow these Wis
itors invariably went away impressed
by the happy face and manner OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
RETURNS TO HUSBAND.
California Girl Is Reconciled VIII
Her Japanese Helpmeet.

RENO, New. June l4-Gladys
Emery Aoki, daughter of Archdeacon
Emery. of the Episcopal diocese OF
California. has patched up her
romance with her Japanese husband
and will withdraw her suit for divorce
Aoki announced that he did not
care whether his wife got divorce
but that he would fight for the custody
OF the baby. Her lawyer advised her
that her husband would probably be
the victor in the courts. SO she sent
for him. After a conference today II
was officially announced that the suit
would be withdrawn and that Mrs.
Aoki would return TO her husbands
home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich. June 14-Articles
OF incorporation were fled with the
secretary OF state today by the
Wenonsh theater company. Bay City
$1,000; SIlas Farmer company. De
fruit, $4,000. with Arthur J. Farmef
and Arthur J. Farmer, trustee, prin
cipal stakeholder: Sanitary Hosiery
company, Muskegon, $1,000: Peerless
Auts Pull company, Detroit, $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION.
Rep. Martin Wants r. w. Carpenters
Work In Philippines Probed.

WASHINGTON. June IA reso-
luton charging malfeasance in Office,
and demanding an investigation OF
Frank w. Carpenter. executive secre-
tary of the Philippine government,
was introduced in the house yesterday
by Rep. Martin Dem. Colo), as the
result OF a report from the war de-
partment showing that Carpenter had
bought and leased "Friar lands"
A similar charge is made against
K. L. Worcester, nephew OF Dean c.
Worcester Philippine secretary Of the
interior. The resolution says the
sales are so criminally corrupt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
FINED FoR sPeARINc FISH

BRIGHTON. Mich. June IA
James Segar and Fred Marschner
were each fined So and costs for
srearing bass in Orr Lake They
stood mute when arraigLed a week
ago. intending to call for a jury trial,
but changed their mind and pleaded
guilty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
Madrix Captures Estrada's Stronghold

COLON. June 14.-News reached
here today that President Madriz has
taken Estrada's only remaining port.
outside OF Bluefelds. by the capture
of Cape Gracias. yesterday. by the
remnant OF his army under Gen. Vas
quez. Sharp fighting is reported, but
II Ii not believed that the casualties
we're great as Estrada had but small
force stationed at this port.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
THE MATRIMONIAL
VOYAGE

Will be one continuous Honey
moon if you start it on the d. &
c. Line Steamers. The popular
trip for Newlyweds is on the
Great Lakes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
TO BUILD LIBRARY.
Cornerstone is Laid For Memorial to
Late VIM. r. Harper.

CHICAGO, June H.-Mrs. William
Rainey Harper, widow OF the late Chi
csgo university president. placed the
first mortar for the cornerstone OF the
William Rainey Harper Memorial H.
brary today at the building site OF the
Chicago university campus. The cere.
mony marked the first step in the
erection Of the 100000 structure and
was the chief event of the seventy.
fifth convocation OF the university.
The new library will represent an
expenditure OF 100000. or this
amount 100000 was given by Johu
ID. Rockefeller and the remainder was
raised by subscription.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
THICK SKULL SAVES CONVICT.
Negro LeapIns From Prison Gallery
Lands On His Head.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June IA
George Harper, Negro convict, tried
To kill himself by plunging from a
gallery thirty feet In height
He landed squarely on his head, but
was SO little injured that he was able
to get up and walk to his cell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14

was a coin.
weak little boy who amused himself
alone, as the games in which the
others engaged were beyond his
strength.
One morning the teachers an
nounced that there would be no school
as the governor OF the state was TO
visit the institution The flag was run
up on the main building and a holiday
declared, while outdoor sports, includ-
ing baseball, were arranged. After
his arrival the quick eye OF the gov
ernor took in every feature OF the
spirited occasion. Later the great man
went over and talked with the little
fellow who had not joined in the
games He patted him on the shout
der and said: Willie. ! am glad met
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
MONROE COUPLE Webs.

MONROE. Mich. June 14.-(Spe-
cial)-Miss Belle venier. a prominent
young lady. and Frank Ready. OF the
well-known shoe firm OF Ready &
Kern. were married in St. Mary's
Catholic church at $50 this morning
by Rev. Father Downey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14

The vacuum cleaner has been an
piled to n new machine for cleaning
street car tracks, set of steel
brushes first loosening dirt which the
wheels have packed into the tops OF
the rails
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14
IOWA MAN SKAT WINNER.
G. r. BurmeIster Carries on First
Prize OF $1,000.

G. F. Burmeister. Of Davenport. Ia,
won the $1,000 cash prize offered by
the North American Skat congress
tor high score, Mr.. Burmeister having
forged to the front with the remark
able record Of % straight wins at one
of the sessions.
Adolph Hamm, of Chicago, was the
winner OF the Demot automobile Of
fered as the Detroit trophy, second
prize. Other winners of the different
trophies. awarded by cities in the as
ISOLATION. we're: Henry Schlueter,
Milwaukee. Chicago trophy: Charles
Cookston, Milwaukee. Milwaukee
trophy: Paul Schmidt, Milwaukee
Pittsburg trophy; George Engel. De
troit. Port Huron trophy.
Mayor Breitmeyer was one OF the
Detroit winners OF the smaller prizes.
ls9 In number. He won $40. Other
local winners were Louis Barrie. $40;
Albert Pollak. $35; l.. b. Francis. $40;
3. j. Engleman. gold watch, Arthur
Schrage, gold watch; II. Dietz, $40;
Andrew Graus, $40; William konen,
$40: n. j. Van Loon. $40; Robert
Hartensteln, $40: August Winter, $40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14

Job Printing IN! right. Times
Printing Co.. rs lin R.-st. Call Main
1l9S. or City casa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-14

A baby's hammock, patented by a
Tennessee man to be hung over a
mothers bed or in any convenient
place, has several safety devices to
prevent sleeping infant falling from
IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

ncuilT - experienced ~ ths ehlt.
aren in attending school hswsfss
sncisment re weathsr. Al fhe hlsh
school a vera complsts cooking $50
sewipv Department IL feature
Churches - an asaeminafons az
represented ana q branch pubiic B.
brsrY huilanE % handsome asaikB
vas Feeautig opeaed
cIrma AND AMusEMrSrs
The handsome nse tou,e 81 ths VI
lott Bay Yacht cish surfonnsed IS
iis tsFze fleet ~ u,eter beats end
private Yashts. d always an attrac-
tlon e. ths sixhtsesr Fuuhrr sleuE
ths bay comes t.unA park ana ths
biw uataterlum the steekaas hotei
b. ,ront ~ whirh stands ths monu-
meat markinG ths spot 90 which a.
atiles first settlers ianded after
their Ions lourneg afaund Cape
Horn Aikl poiut proper. along she
SHORES az watch tAs park commls-
aioners are planning me ouiy salt
water park and publlc bathing beach
30 The city assuring she futars
beauty o. oue % ghs most desirable
residence districts in Seattle In q
short time the Uaiiea States gov
eminent win eject = handsome tieht.
house. on tte esfrems point where
me boats shape their course going
10 and comlns from Tacoma south
AikL stm furtheF along ihe beach.
IL already fiuoiy built % with at
tractivs homes and summer camps.
and IL favorlts spot for the tired
city worker who finss rest and roe.
reatioa ard wholesome tonic in
mo pure aalt air
CITY WATER
Cedar River Water The city va.
tsr department has maius laid
throushout the graded district. and
ia nos extending mains 81 AK point
sns other points work ls in prog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

where actual grading begins. The
Aiki avenue rll from Youngstown 20
klhi paInt provision Tor which hss
already been made. viii soon 10 un-
Ger aetsal construction. affordiug
another fins. Ions water level drive
Forty fourth avanae. ssth avenue.
tsth avenue ard srh avenue. from
Spokane avenue % E1uunds have
piaus sii reaay for graaiuw. and cone
tract On same wiii soon BE- let Many
other els improvements are under
way
Police protection e. also &c be
greatly improved Including mounted
police fighting facilities sre
also % have hand In the general
Improvement % the West side
among which viii BE- new SO geo
fire station. provision for whleh s.
already made
The United States postal depart
ment has recognized the growth az
the West side by greatly extending
postal facilities in that section The
West side postal station which was
Installed two years awo. wtsh post
master ana one carrier now has sew
en- CARRIERS. win q prospect Of two
more in the near future
An extensive sewer system also
planned 90 be- Installed during the
present seaaon.
TRANSPORTATION coon.
-Four car lines weat Seattle.
Fauuuoroy Park Ahi Point and tbe
West Seattle short iine give che
west Side "a good car servleo. Be
sides these. the two big ferry boats
give hourly service in winter aua
thirty minute service in summer.
making tho beautiful sight seeing
trip across the bay iu nfteen min
utcH
TRANSPORTATION IMPROVE
MENTs rs PROSPECT
Among the improvements Boz pros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
Pure Air

tares Aaa when me vast Improve
NESTS IN the transportation faaiI-
ties mentioned elsewhere in this ar
tieis are complsts4 property values
in West ssattle. Anal point. south
Afkl ard Fauntisroy PARK viii 80
soaring skvusrd
PARKS AND nouLEvARns
Tas maay parks d west ssatiis
lnrinas sehmiafs park comprisinw
Is acres q uaturai forest of rare at
taegivrnsss. lust harniY touched
ssfa taa isndsesua-s's srt aaa the
hsnatlfui ninwatba playground io-
Gated on California Aveuus. near ths
hixh school. destined 20 he the fine
sst play ground IN the city. afforiinN
nssrir IS aeres u open srace upon
which there 10 20 be erected mag
niflc~nt clah hoaHe. and pruvisieu
made for al the innaceat games q
outdoor ehna life. A. weii a. ihs
more athletic stuutr q the grown
Ups The splendid tract a. Lincoln
beach ard ether smaller tracts are
already taken over ~ the park
board nnd condemnation pToeesd-
ings are under way. which wili ADD
fhe magnificent beach 81 AMI poist
% che park system % TIE city
While the olmatsf plan eeutem-
plates she most comprehensive lana
land vaiues noe yea being 20 hiEhl.
the most extensive park ard houis-
rara system FOR ths Fourteenth
ward u any part % ths clfy. con-
Meeting wifh the Seattle boulevard.
it sweeps ~ easy gradients On the
sastsriy side ~ the ridge through
b. tas soathefiy limits Or the city,
in places eco % 500 fsst vide. link
lnw chain ~ parks until o. reaches
enc Sound. whore q connects with
ere large PARK areas a. williams
point thence northwara. connecting
Hlth Lincoln Beach park aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

poet for West Seattle n the near fu-
ture are shortening and straigbteu-
ing the line from Youngstown 70
West Alaska street and double
tracking TIE car lire on caIifornia
avenue and from California avenue
through 70 Youngstown. and 90 meet
the double tracked portion o. spa-
kane avenue which viii greatly
shorten the time between California
avenue and the center Or the city
The buil8inr q the Seattle Tacoma
short line which extends through ths
greater isugth y the West side. and
work On which is 20 start about May
itth. viii also be Of vast benefit Go
this district But THE greatest im.
provcuent and that which viii be 81
ths most far-rsacbiuE benefit 20 the
entire West side. IL tho building Or
the vIApUCr ROAD over Railway
avenue and Florida street. and ex-
tending the roadway ~ the shortest
possible route through 90 Aikl point.
thus shortening the distance from
AIki point "a the business center Of
the ciy hy at least FIvE MILES
and ola eIng California avenue Within
ter minutes % the business center
This Improvement has received more
careful consideration by the people
% the West side than am either Inn
provoments combined Many plans
have been considered. with the prac-
tieai result Of final conclusions hav-
ing cryataiiired on straight line
and easy grade from the west water
way to California avenue tsgisla
tioa has been secured providing for
assessment % the cost 20 ALL prop
srty benefited city Engineer Thorn
son is now preparing the plans and
specifications and "a e the fondest
hope OF practically an West sllers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
f rec From Smoke

Feas on enc reservoirs and supply
fsius tho eouiract eaiiing Tor ali "a
- completed - cedar river watei
- be tusasa on b MAJ sata thil
year
CITY ITuHT
iIshaaE me cttg usht depart.
msai has poles set sna 30 us~ sfflng
snN wires 30 West siasrs wil soon
81 aais % see uwht % tboir owu
slthout iooAiuE ia ths distance fos
ii TIE sac company haa also gotten
aasr and has aons much ~ofk pre-
paraiefy 70 laying mains. and ir nov
81 work on rs buldihKs at Cauror-
Ella avenue ems Gsaesss street
IMPROVEMENT CLrBs
zach section u the Fourssenth
wara has go Improvement club.
wgrkius harmarieualy for ne up
baudinr ana Improvement % the
whole waFd
WELL IMPROVED STREETS
West Seattle has many miles o.
xraded streets. with cement alde-
walks end parking strips. and uith
she corning of city lights. wires for
which are nos bcins strung she dis
trlri uiu be brightly lighted
SEW STREET. IMPROVEMENTS
street improvements un8cr gay
are manY and psrmeats an parts 81
enc ward The California avenue ca
tension from Graham street 90 tbe
city limlts ia about ready Tor letting
contract for grading. and vhsu COM
pietsa THIS wfu make enc longest
lstei graded street with cement
aidewaika on both sides ln me eity.
helms about five miiss long West
Alaska street from California ave.
mae 60 sath avenus. under rondeuun !
zion 30 .wldth OF So feet Tor some
time and lsth avenue. 90 wldth of
as feet for distance 90 over three
miles are both nearing uo stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

that this improvement wgi soon b.
made
SPLENDID INVESTMENT FEAT
UREs
West side property today f. the
safest Investment 10 the city. Prices
are lower advantages considered.
than ia any other high-clas district
ard when the improvements snumer-
ated above are finally completed,
which Is only matter % a Few
short months. values win surely In
crease rapidly
A PEW FEATURES
Area. ii square miles
Much level land
Fertile soil
Natural beauties.
Extensive parking system.
Unobstructihie view.
Two mountala ranges plainly Wis.,
ibis
Beautiful homes
100000 high school
Twenty-Five miles Of cement
walks
Seven and oue-haf minute car
service. with four-eent fare
Ferry service.
Surrounded ~ sslt water on
three sides
Yacht club headquarters
THE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE
SUBSCRIBED To THE COST or
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ILLUS
TRATE THE BROAD SPIRIT THAT
Is BUILDING UP THE WEST
SIDE AND INQUIRIES DIRECTED
To ANY or THEM WILL BE MET
WITH FULL INFORMATION AS TO
THE LARGE IMPROVEMENTS
NOW UNDER WAY AND IN con.
TEMPTATION IN THE BEAUTI-
Full SUBURB ACROSS THE BAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

line Of PARK places ai1na ths sound
with schnaiats park and coutinuinW
On around puwamish hsad. thsncs
arounA e the east side. continuing
sonthsrly 20 go iauctiqn with seat.
tis boulevard Ths park board nou
has 80 euwineers In this field aeear.
ing data for carrying cut the ola-
stsa PLAIN
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
Because west Seattle is primarily
"a home spot. arrouatn for the
number of bsasilfnl sna attractive
residences Hsrs indeed. tha archi-
tecs has combined his art win the
uaturai beauties q TIE place ana
erected sosns % ne most charming
cottage homes iu ths country a
house without fireplace - rarity
ard beam ceilings ana wninaeotss
rooms are mors abe rule than the
exception
some ~ tho homes remind one q
fhs ola world ana the south. with
their extensive grounds and lmpos
ins structures The home % Fordi-
nana schmidt Is an example 81 such.
u lies o. the edge % the water ard
consists - forty acrss % land with
= picturesque Eshis-raoS ssraclurs o.
beams and concrete.
Situated high above the noise and
smoke % the ETY.. West ssattis =
destined always 70 remain an sr-
elusive residential district ~ l. ss-
timatsd that about 1890 now homes
viii be buii, on the West side dur
ing the present season
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
The West Seattle peninsula boasts
81 100000 high school with a
complete three years course III adj
sifion 60 this there are two depart
menis az Alki point. five a. Youugs.
town and two others at Riverside
Becaase n ths four car lines no ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

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Morris tribune., 1910-10-07

life and death struggle in Los Angeles.
AS result, and before there was the
slightest notice that the disaster was
anything other than pure accident,
enemies of union labor voiced the sug-
gestion that the accident was due to
the union labor trouble. Officials of
the unions Indignantly denied this and
will probably start a searching inVes-
tigatiOn to prevent capital being made
of the accident. They say that the
investigation will prove that the dis
aster was due to carelessness and
lack of safety device precautions.
Harry E. Andrews, managing editor
of the Times, gave out the following
statement:
The Times building was destroyed
by dynamite by the enemies of indus.
trial freedom.
THE Times itself cannot be de-
stroyed 1t will soon be reissued
from it's auxiliary plant and will fight
it's battles to the last"
Later in the day, the police say,
bombs were found at the home Of
General Otis in this city and at the
suburban residence of F Zeehan-
delser, president of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association.
Rewards aggregating 100000 have
been offered for the capture of the
guilty parties
Morris tribune., 1910-10-07
meat foods

The contest for the speakership of
the next House will be different than
it has been heretofore. for it will be
a straight-out contest between the
county option and the anti-county oD-
tion forces for the control of the
house. According to the Minneapolis
Journal, Mr.. Johnson, Of Canbv, and
the other candidates of county option
leanings have withdrawn in favor of
J. A. A. Burnquist, Of St. Paul. If
this be true, Mr. Burnquist, with the
united county option support and the
other support which he will be able
to gather, will easily be elected.
The people of the state need have no
fear but Mr.. Bunquist will give a
good account of himself in that
position.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-07

Some one is making a great mess
of the endorsement of the law in the
vicinity of Cameron Dam, near
Winter. Wis. John F. Dietz got a
taste of defying the law in the course
of his controversy with lumber COM
pany few years ago, and at that
time he received considerable public
sympathy Recently he shot man
in connection with a quarrel over a
school matter and has up to the pre-
sent writing defed the officers and
avoided arrest. Even yet he gets a
measure of undeserved public sym
pathy, especially since last Saturday,
when in an attempt to take him, his
daughter and son were unfortunately
shot by the officers. The little town
of Winter is patrolled by armed men,
and any amount of fuss is being made
over the capture of this one man.
Somebody charged with maintaining
the dignity of the law, is grossly in
competent.
Morris tribune., 1910-10-07
THE MORRIS TRIBUNE
J. C. MORRISON,
Editor and Publisher.

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