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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
FOR RENT-R00MS

run hEN l-hUUmS
UNFINISHED.
ETH ST. y W. 5l4-2 and oommuui-
eating uafurnished rooms Tor light house
kee7iug- opposite Pension Park. cheap rent
18Th ST. y T., 6-Three urfurnished T2onnsi
front. light Housekeeping
\ J. AVE- y w, 5s5-Th-ee large second
floor rooms newly papered- for light house
Keeping; SIS.
q 81 5 w 1zZ5-Tuo IarGe uufuruiShed
second floor rooms. $
BYE ST y F. sIS-Tvv1 nice rooms with
bath. Tor light house. keeping second Eo2r-
FAIRMONT ST. -I5-Three large rooms, sep
arste gas meter kitchen has coal range
SIS
sra ST \ w Ile-Unfuruished rooms.
gas ard 5ath. for light housekeeping. SIS
5TH ST. y W. u2S-Frout room. second
floor; large aIcove- bath light hgusekeep-
lnl.. also hall room furnished OF uufurnished-
SD ST y W, 7O3-Three outside rooms for
light Housekeeping; reasonable
Sd ST : F.. 1s-Th-ee communicating
rooms cool; bath gas reasonable; suit
able light housekeepiug
y J. AVE y. W. 1725-Tw0 large unfur-
nished rooms on second floor; very cool ]
I'd ST y. W. sOs-Three large FIRST floor
rooms; light housekeeping near 6 p D.
and II St cars
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
DYERS AND CLEANERS.

LEANING DTEING & REPAIRING done
az z. a EMERSON :. 1szS Wis a--s n
e The best work for the least money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
Fer RENT-R00MS
Furnished and UufurniShed.
ROOMS AND BOARr

L ST y W IgS5-Front room best fare.
SIS, large room. best fare, 500 table board,
everything best
II 81 y ". E@Nicely furnished cool
FO0ms5 zOCd 3oara-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female.

We FURNISH reliable help for an kind.
Of work. in or out OF town BELL. Ell
PEOE0IENT AGENCY- fI5 nth \. W I
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-10

J 1TANELE HANDS
! III 1ztR 81 \.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

ipnIilhco ior oercS Meonir1, So 300
ne as Ell Sn1pci Sfouen piIoe ie1t
at naa Slooeh buor ban banbe er
&ano itiult
Seq fun life Boise uo Ipnaere al
Icbe." Io9oe Snedf lie iii at ireIie
eber ielp, lea inNcr pel en- SfiuI ct.
lteoa / Sfopen o. ctbpcrt SiIirIoe
cr Oct bcorc at oire Ell cno fire" "
Ofcn be ANDRE pil0c iniet bcre Der.
ON. &c beilutteNc iiQ 81 til at Tor.
mare liz ina QoNt Sc flln>c.
Boone % @lcnn oiiprcoe Iinc @ss.
Ter poo Sem. 10 Al Snoinnernc iaIot,
og lncNcnS bc par bcifiUitiac0c mco
oc Sabine. lite pore Sr0cre oiocre.
O'cn pIllbicIiN ilicoc en- 9ican al Tile
opcr 0cnL oa cn al 0iS'c troi Totricf
| SnnnNcn. ban l6ita0tc ct irp0teIiot
"rel o. noItrnttc sen onSen Snono
trncnSc imoN S>noioncrnc.
Set InfcocS Sem 500 at nno oen.
ncm Sfopcn til Slo0cn bppr Sc
lpronl | &anoct. S>eItcnc los man
lebc hoobenoc. at Sc nof uiIoc iinSe
hlcm til NlcniS WoIi1. iom Ioa pao
Ncnnc SiNc Al NIoocn. % mt bar Sc
'rcllic, ON cnh fin Tor en- Stlno.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
Sicttc Gapitcl.
Winric. st tilbaacilaact Imarc6.

Ga Tntricf frn nor nooIe foo
SfriSt iiernct ira set inn Ipnaiel.
inIot pcntcoe Stem, trocre ban at ie
ell SfiffcIic bepU0e iig ioran Sno.
hcaninacn San ItanoieNc for ct Sic.
blif, men ga ban intct mere ioa, iatte
BON liz otter @cur1clic. Mcn bo
ban bar fonlnct no1Ie SfriSt piocrc
iionNieoc han iQien me6cns ct Tr.
len iom ban life tpoelig funoe ic. rel.
lic 'ia 0if onfrinA Snobeoningen %
lnooroN iia bans @Iif.
vSpcm Ncr?" rnnbtc Totricf, ioct
ban ioa iia omfrin1 citer fine 2eoia.
Nere, boiS MGr6eS oop Gom MoS til
ct iinn.
~%ocrc, Tntricfl piocrc, bpoo cr
pnoirr0c?" ipnroic @lcnn.
Seq bc6cr cocr 1oI0c riia un0.
ifulot! ioa ionot icl Iepcr, ioa ieg Ell
NSnNioncr labc onlfrin9 res Tortcn I"
~Tslg mig% in1Se Sncof. ioct
hnn ioinNcoe tit Spp0 / 2uiicn oa aif
frcmao.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

fommcnoc iorc0if Sen oet lille @e.
relic sen enc Gnbe al Sfolebuiet,
bpor Der erpereoes She, 4affe,
Smorrebrco, a1eer, ia enoos ferift
Sloo, iom nogle al De inofsote ON.
loraSilIot bapOe ifaifet, enooa aieo
lite er let at oporipe oenne lio. Sea
peo life, bpenl ui bapoe at taffe ser.
tor, IornooentIig Ginar Sibuia og
bans Suitru, Sttilia, iom bapoe an.
lren9t lig meget for at sisre aft felt.
ligt. 6orreiten bapoe boaoe RriItne
% @eonlnger ifaiiet tilpeie Operilo6
AZ .gfoo. 8rGStar9rpo, iebe Yoteter,
, itolS o'p, Iom unoer liplig timber.
Holonlg lortGreSes og uoenior Gi.
mar Sibuios Stem, ligc neoenior
Sfolcbulet.
GIicr @eipisningen los Ginar 81.
bllla line Glepcr, &riine og beoenIfe
|ern ON bpcranore, ofipnge no9Ie
Son1c Get bar ganife rsrenoe at
bore olale be0cnife 9tatlrbprn -enS.
"a lite tlTOtc anocrleocs eno meo lit
Sen1ctTppc bnnoct ON lig - ipnge
3iona Sangc; mnotte mango al oem
tolc Sfriotet iulot no og pco @uos
.Foo0c bllpc rcttc 3ions Wprn, Dor
SrcI'crS Seiu @riiti GiicipIe! Ser.
pnn bIcp Scr gipet Scgn til Opbruo,
,SInAcnc hlcp ta0ne ncO, 9GsIernc ior.
lpTnNtc, cnbpcr gif bicn til lit. Waat.
ic oct Snotrpf iom bin Iags Seit
1ioroc, life ina mart uoilcttcs
Ser bnr mango slar ppret ct
SfolcbnS Ser 9trrbeoen. SIN llo-
Iiotion bar bnpt Nnpnet Sabor. Men
oct lfrcbcIigc NuS Der, bpgaet al
0Ietperf mcO @rGstoh bar iorfaI.
ocnt o1 oct beinn0ics beniigtsm1s.
lNt at bp0Nc lIot 9tNrmcre Gntunc.
III. Sc0 bar npIig ifreuet uOisrlig
bcron / 0liIupcnncn". Ogiaa oct
me Stco iif gtapent Sobor. Sgiaa
oct npc SfolcbuS bar oeSpTrre, mcn-
neltcliN lcet, Ell uliffcr Silp9relie.
.Vicn icA flln0c intet bcorc Steo fin,
6c. Get hclc @on6 / NUrbcOen cr
optdNct al 6ornIe. Set npe SfoIe.
hu3 liNacr pon Ell Snrm tilberenoe
NcA norte 9lpotbcfer poa G1l6olue.
SnoiUn2e ban bar Gorlnem, CT pilt-
nof SSllct lffrct. Den ban bar talt
ON at ITlAc 6cn S0pis iaa ifer. er
oct 1pet til ocn me Giers Silfaar.
ligbcN, buao Scr ifal blipe al Suiet
Get cr nluIi9t, at 9iegieringen fon.
nlcr til at oUerta0e BEN; bpis iaa ifer,
fan icf fonife bnpc 0oab ON at faa
fiabt en- Torccl, buor Suiet itaor.
Snliblcrtio bcOcr icg @uo bepare
Nllct og uilOc 9icrrc. at mango it'll.
&c hiUlpc mig at beoe oerom, inmt
at bint Steo nlnnttc pTre ct ret Sa-
bor bpor mango mnottc ifre n@lioS
Ncrlinlbc0 SSciu @riiti g(apn."
Gnhlneni Sen 27oe g(pril 1910.
$. s. Q. 9litrup
&. e. 0l1not Sc pco eelten til.
ltc0cOTrcn0e pnr pglna Ell norif SEQ
ne, NirS Sipertien meo 3 Born,
bpis Ntono bor ,Sorm trt peo, og bar
uTrct SfolcbllieiS e1entlige Ypgme.
tier, ct 9Irbcioe iom ban ior Dtisiio.
mems Sml0 NiorSc uicoponlig bi!lig.
Den MI bar ban bortreiit.
set"
'FnIt. $. 9Iltrllps Gatterien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
ct Tabor / 60uIulano.

9toAlc idn Sro ON en- al pore @lr.
nc9- oN SpnnInirinN90nQc fer WtiS
llon2morfcn: Zen S0c glpril oprnnoi
flnr ~ ms ct li0ct SfolcbiS al
Scrn oN lrU. opbnN0et ior lcn0e al
Gntlncnl Oicnilhc09 No5ic pmtrcnt
nlot imellcm Gnhtnlcni og Gi6opc
fnlNc inopiea Si0Iig ont Wiorarncl
bcApnOic ll0uan6rind bcriro; Ell 6cl
Gel al 0cn in0io0tc Wlcnigbco off til
O'cocltc0ct, bUren0c nc0 io Mo0.
% ollie VI bulOc 0rog niitc0; min Mll.
lIri o1 Nanlcnnn0' bar iau bcI0iNc
at loa SToe pnd Ell ToNn tilbercn0c
en- cngcllf Narncr Der NUr6c0cn.
Get BAR Ell @oIicDoAn trlffet al POS.
Ter. Niin 9ilcce Caroline 9(ltrnp on
9ila Glen Gbompion Nif tlioo9
Nntnnocn ocrGcn cr ) 6 cn0eIifc
Vfil. Nlcrcoc pnn lnnl gliitnn0 inn
NJ oct noriic o1 cn1cIite Stag paie
Sioc ON Si0c; 0c : 9prSioncr ncO
&c rifle 6orper toQ ig inruft og lip-
li3t no ino0 Sen flare 0inmel OF
cen 0r6tne GnG
Go III nrrmcOc oS Suict ioo Di en-
ltor Sfnrc iorinnIet, ariimc og 0eO
nin9cr oQ mango 6roNe0c oq IipIi.
&C 6nrpcr. Flo09cn ON S5uict bar
lnlft rp0oet, nogIe al pore Gutter,
iOn bar ien0tc 1orucicn 6apoe
ppntct lnuft in0pen0iJ meo Saline.
creme, 2ep og @Iomiter. Seq anita.
ger, at ser par nlinoit 200 Menne-
FER tilllcoc, o2 ollie opiertc iig, iaa-
plot ic1 pco % fllnbc ie, pent og or.
0cnili1.
&uict er finn % 500 Iongt, II
13 SOB bre0t. 9li 2png6cn in0togcr
ct Iioet @UreIie oibeIt peo ceiling.
boards panel, 8 500. Scr fan Oii$-
iionTren ioo log oper Nooe0ct, ON
ban onmetiocr Dil li9ge ser ON Not.
ten Vor0 og Nrnte er ser ollcreOc.
~ jeN 6nnbcr mart at Ino Ell Scng
Ser Sfllloe jeg cngong ina Ell pngre
Nieonrbeiocr, lom hulbe Yinre ON"
pea ll6iintionerrc. pil jcg boabe, at
Oiaic anmrc I Sfolebuicnc noo bli.
ne til Spgge % 9iptte. lPcn tilbage
til Soften: s set 20 500 Iange, -
ia 500 brc6e 9ium fln6e nntllr.
liqpi3 life ollc, life en1nng Snlppor-
Ten ina 9ium. cn06u bucr Ferion life
opto1 iaa mango &poorotlomner poa
0ulret. 0ien ioo mango iom flnoe
pre5Ic li1 il0, font ilO SSeJ bolotI
0a SnbpieIIestolcn, 0Urlc6c pes bin
ll6ItntionS og Oet npop6pggc0e @u5'3
@iItorie, buorpna icN Iormaneoc
&riitne og Se6nin9cr, iom boeoe i
HTrbeoen, til ilittia at bcnptte Sen
9lnleonin1 Sc bapoe iaact. til at bore
@nos Gro paa nOrt &oIo. Gerpaa
erflrreoe ic1 6iriet in0Uiet og onb-
net / sen trceni9c @n0s Napn. 81.
ter bcttc gif ri ollc uo ior at forfeit.
te iln0cr ooben &iuumel. 9l0ifillig
ilcre 5olcr holoteS: 6erit al Ginar
Si6lin, GpanNelilt % 2Trer pcO set
nuopfGrte Sfolehus. ocreitrr al 2epi
Mfi8e. 9prcr paa StationSifolen pnaI
Gntllmcni, GpongeIiiten Sofia HoeluI
o. Ssofob 3ulu. Siliioit talte iea
'0rlig iii oe ioriamIeSe 0eoninger,
og lagbe Dem inotrGngenoe paa Sier.
te at penbe iig ira 0isrfet til 2piet
ira Sotans Magt til @uo. Serefter
bapbe hi Sirinl. Gen bar oespGrre
meget utilitrGffelig tillpIt. Ger fom
iilo noaet oper ct Tuno Sterling.
Germeo par oen oiiicielle Gel al Sc.
item til Gnoe, og III fom anoen Del,
Den mere 9enptlige % for iomme
uiltnof Sen pistiaite. nentlig oen f9l-
les geipiSning. 6or oe bpioes Ieo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
0nisnrDncn: uYen. iom hapoe e.

9a5Sarpmcn: Sen, iom babe en-
Million!"
aomerotcn: 0Soa tit bel ieg en-
Sitiin0ieobeI9"
0Nei iuamen 3ier6e ou ei."
800 lit ieg bo pel?"
vNei, flyer ieg."
vMen Ell Sier fltnoe ou oa bel al.
ti0 unoe en- gammel 8en?"
~9tei, life en- rso Gre. Gu fan 10
dnife Oig en- Million ielp, Din GilIe.
font og life itaa fer og tigee al mig.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
yHnrrcu W. S,urbina, Ne6aftsr

Mnrrcn W. NarSing, Geoaftsr al
0lnbct YStnr", blcb paa Sen republi.
fanifc Stnt5fonpention Sbio iioIte
llNc nonlincrct til Tartiei5 3onoi0at
til @uucrnerem6ebct. San erbolot
7lG Stcnmcr, meocnS &ongreSnan6
9ticlolaS 9ongmortb iif 1875. Nomi.
nationcn bar Ell ofgiort Scier for ten
fonierpntipe 6lsi al set republifanife
Nnrti. Sans bcmofratiife WooItnn.
scr pil bliUc SEN niipGrenoe @uper.
nor &orman. ionl or lterft paa Sale
iom lit Fortie3 0anncrierer 1919.
SpuruoanSitrcifcn / Columbus, 3.
Far antogct Ell ioa iaretruenoe SEA.
rnftcr at Gupernsrcn maatte lie
hiem ira lit Sommeropbolbsiteo
Micbi1on for ON nt,lig at oipenoe
@lobsuoap6elie Tolitiet fln6e life
Qreie Stillnnen ion @uperrsren
nnnttc inNfolSe Militien. 3ompnniet
bar til6ubt ii9 til at taee Union WtGn-
bene tilbo1c. hpis SC pil fonlme Ell.
feltoi3 on life iom McbIcnmer al
llnioncn. Gi$ic ncltcoc at gisre bet'
te. Gjnuernor @nrmon itanr ma9teS.
lsS.
g'onlc al Sem, iom for to1ct Some.
Itcao 9ono / Sen Retire Gel al gsoro
Gofoto. fonmer nof til at mite oet
Ne0eriuQer bar ncmIig beiluttet at
inoSru1e olt 2an6. iom inbeholoer
Gul. % set Cr u6ure StrGfninqcr
@urlciQh. @iortou Mc2can Start
WiIlin0S. "a belle Sen peItre Gel al
Stntcn. 9icnierinQen pil nof 0iuc
Sfis0e poa 2anSet. men finn poo
Suerilooen. Sful0e Ser barre San,
unocr. reiifcrer Sc. iom bar iaaet
9onbct poa Someiieao, at 6eres sSnr-
me enaong Sremtioen omoannes til
GiIQruher. Set er oerfor panlfeliat
at iaa lame Eenge paa iaaoant
0ano.
Maroffu. &c ipnnife trooper bar
nplig liot ct 9feoerlog i'Gautpen moo
Maurerne. bpilfct life forbebrer
Song sllfonlos Stilling. Seiaa
SranifmGnbene bar bapt en- baarS
Scamp at beItaa / oct urolise 2ano,
men ilog oos 6icnSen tiIbase eiter at
! bape miiict ii Wano.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
THE HUDSON STORE.
THE HUDSON sToRR
American Women Are Not the
Only Ones Who Favor the Long
Black Broadcloth Coats

The black broadcloth coat Is quite as much
In favor across the Atlantic as II Is in Amer
lea. Perhaps many Of those imported styles
would be considered a triie overturned,
but the general tendency seems to be for
something plain.
American style creators have taken kindly
to shawl collars on long black coats. Some
OF these shawl collars quite deep, others
quite rounding effect. Some distinctive
styles which have recently arrived here show
many OF the French designers ideas. carried
out by American makers to meet the desires
OF American women.
The cloths are soft and lustrous and the
well-ftted and semi-htted styles are given
equal Difference On some coats there is a
tendency TO soft braid trimming or q touch Of
beautiful soutache.
Our collection OF long black coats which
includes a grand assortment of those
famous Wooltex Coats, has never been
quite so large or values quite so good as
ISts SSs to eaosss aSsss fSS1s: fSS% at $5$20 SIS
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
THE HUDSON STORE
Real Imported Gloves,
Direct from
Paris to Hudson's

II Is only by this direct importa-
tion method that such gloves can be
secured to sell at such unusual prices
The skins are all specially selected
and all chosen with the wants OF our
women patrons In mind. or course
they are the very newest styles and
decidedly chic.
Hte. Jouvin real kid glace Gloves,
In IL and 16-button lengths and in
black, white and evening shades, at
$3.25 and 1915 pair.
Hte. Jouvin Suede Gloves, IL and
l6-button lengths, In black and white,
at per pair $2.75 and $325.
Women,s prime lamb glace Gloves,
IL and 16-button lengths. in white
only. Special values at $3.50 and
$500 pair
Two-clasp Hte. Jouvin real kid
Gloves. in glace or suede, In black.
white eand colors, at $1.5o and $500
pair.
Special Sale of Women's Glace
Gloves, made Of French prime lamb
skin and shown In white, black, tan,
brown and dark grays. Regular $1.O0
values, at per pair s5e.
We wish TO cali your attention TO
our Children's Department, for here
we make special effort to At the lit
tie ones neatly and comfortably. We
carry q most complete line of wooden
gloves and mittens, kid and mocha
mittens, plain or fur tops, and man.
nish silk-lined and fleece lined kid
and mocha gloves to fit children from
to Ia years OF age.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
BOOSTS GOOD ROADS.
George 8. Ladd Speaks to Murphy
Chair Co. Employees.

Chair Co. Employees.
George 8. Ladd, national lecturer
. on good roads, spoke to the en-
ployes of the Murphy Chair Co., Fri.
day noon, on the $4,000, 900 good
roads bonding proposition which will
be submitted to the voters OF Wayne
county, Nov. 8. Mr.. Ladd told the
large crowd Of employees of his ex-
preience as a factory hand and also
as farmer.
THE development of the good
roads movement is of direct benefit
to you men who work in factories in
Detroit, not only because 1t will re-
duce the cost of fresh fruits and
vegetables by enabling farmers to
get their products to you at lower
cost of transportation. but also be-
cause 1t will create a greater demand
for the products of this factory" said
i. Mr.. Ladd You know the farmer
hasn't much to do in winter, and
while the present system of mud
roads come into existence they are
At to be travelled the year round and
the farmer no longer spends the en-
tire winter months moping about his
own premises, but visiting back and
, forth among his neighbors, and TAX
ing more frequent trips to town. The
result is that with the natural spirit
of pride that moves every American
citizen, he Is anxious that his own
home should be furnished as well as
or a little better than that of his
neighbor. So he buys furniture,
which means more work for you. He
buys paint, meaning more work for
the paint makers. He spends the
money he has collected for his crops
in a thousand and one ways, and
most of II in the city where It comes
directly back to benefit all of u.s.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
AND :
PROCTOR K. MEET
Attend Same Gathering, But Owens
4 Refuses To Wait To Hear
Opponent Speak.

Well, the gladiators finally came
together.
That is, William d. Thompson and
proctor X. Owens, faced each other
. IN a political gathering. But they
\ didn't debate. The meeting of the
pair occurred in the Fhall OF the
Theatrical Workers union, No. %
Michigan-ave., late Thursday night,
when the stage folk held a social
gathering. Both had been invited,
but neither knew that the other was
going TO be present. II was big
surprise to both when they saw each
other within striking distance.
v Proctor X. was gestieulating wildly
and shouting about taxpayers and
straphangers when William b. push
ed his way through clouds OF smoke
and took a seat near the platform.
AS he entered, Mr. Thompson was
given an ovation, the audience cheer
ing vociferously for some minutes.
y Ne interruption, however, didn't
phase Proctor X. bit; he kept right
on hammering away at the ID. u. X.
and high taxes until he was entirely
satisfied that he had convinced his
hearers that he was the proper man
successful at the polls was his firm
conviction. He told the audience he
| was sure of election.
During his address he was inter
rupted q number Of times by Attorney
James II. Lee, Democratic nominee
for state senator in the Fourth dis
strict. Proctor finally told Lee that
he didn't want TO recognize him at
all.
"You don't know anything" said
Proctor
We'll" shot back Lee, II may not
know anything, but the fact remains
that l succeeded in the Detroit Col
lege of Law where you failed"
Proctor said something in reply,
but It was lost in the confusion. Lee,
however, hectored Proctor a little
nore by shouting:
= Proctor. | thought you were a
Prohibitionist."
well, was only a Prohibitionist
swered angrily.
"How about the report that you are
q Bryan Democrat?" Lee further
Queried.
"Yes. I'm a Bryan Democrat in re-
At this juncture Proctor was told
that Mr.. Thompson was In the hall.
Proctor replied that he didn't intend
to remain; that he had already chal-
lenged Mr.. Thompson to debate with
him, and that the Democratic candi-
date had not seen fit to accept. He.
then hurriedly left the hall.
/. Mr. Thompson was then invited to
y Iaff 10
with the crowd by stating at the out
set that he didn't intend to make
political speech; that he had just
come in response to an invitation to
spend little time with the actor folk
in a social sort of way. He, how
ever, said q few words on the cam
paign, assuring his hearers that he
would give the city a sound admins
tration II elected mayor. AS he left
the platform the crowd cheered and
threw their hats in the air.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
TAKE CHARGE OF STRIKE.
Labor Leaders Say 10000 Garment
Workers VIII Quit Work.

CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-Predicting thar
within a short time Chicago's 10000
garment workers, union and non.
union, will be on strike for better shop
conditions and recognition of the or.
ganization, the international officers
of the Garment Workers union today
took charge OF the industrial war
In progress here. These officers are
the general president, T. A. Rickert
and the general auditor, T. Hotch.
kLns, of New York, who. with Abraham
Gordon, Of Baltimore, and f. l.. Ian
dis, of Hamilton, Canada, form the
executive board OF the union.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
AUTO Hits BUGGY.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 2s-(Spe-
cial)-Dr. Martha L. Longstreet, a
prominent physician, lies at her home
suffering greatly from shock ex
perienced Thursday night when she
was thrown from her buggy to the
curb when an automobile ran into
her rig. The buggy was demolished
and the auto driver escaped.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
Barrettes and Back Combs

"Classique Wave Barrettes-Strand and plain buckle
the largest assortment shown by any in
city All the popular shapes sizes 25e to $15o
Gold HandEngraved Barrettes In the exquisite
designs with brilliant settings i'm large and small sizes
Shown in crescens buckles strand and ClassQue
and ranging In price from $1oo to $500.
line OF handengraved 1S-n. Gold Back Combs. In
laid with brillans; many beautiful designs select from
Priced at S1.oo 5000.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
petroIter,a erother pead In Rochester

The police received telegram Fri
day from Rochester. NJ Y, STATING
: that a brother OF Earl Heagle, of De
Ptroit, is dead there. The body win be
shipped to Frankfort, Ont.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
Belts and Beltings That
Harmonic With the New Silks

This department introduction Detroit women
they have paid visit they know the extent
of display.
Imported novelties Persans and Betngs in plain coors
match the materials in conceivable color
combination and design We cut any length. Priced at
CSC, 75c, S1.oo, and $500 yard
Leather Belts in number OF good styles, medium
width gun metal gilt buckles; Belts with leather
front snap fasteners in complete assortment of coors
and variety of Persian novelties in good styles and all
coors. Priced a SOC.
Fine Mocha Suede Belts in black and coors at $oo and
$1.5o
Persian Taeta Elastic Belts, with artistic buckles
$780, SIPS and $500.
Mourning Belts with hard rubber metal buckles on
taffeta elastic, at $1.oo to $3.oo.
large assortment of exclusive Imported Gold Novelties
at $t.oo, $1.5o to $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Prfntfng CO., No. is John r. st Call
Main 1895. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
Beautiful New Dresses of Most
Advanced Fall & Winter STYLES

Street dresses. party dress. dancing frocks,
evening and reception gowns. dresses for
travel or for any other occasion or for com
bined wear on many occasions. From the
soft Almy silk fabrics in bright evening
shades to the beautiful wool fabrics for street
and travel our showing is absolutely COM
olete.
Exclusiveness is one of the particular fea-
lures OF our exhibition. One can select a
gown for any occasion and rest assured that
the style is correct and embracing all the
newest and important style features.
At the same time be safe In her wish TO
have something somewhat different to
anything else. Every sleeve effect that
can be desired from short to full length !;
every new effect In collar and yoke.
le The vast range of prices likewise offers
re unlimited chances for selection and
a the values are exceptional. Prices
. range from $500 to $500
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
Black Taffeta w aists So
Much In Favor
This Fall

Every woman needs at least one Black Tai
feta Waist. and this gathering offers such
exceptional values 1t is quite useless to de-
lay. Fully six different styles TO select
from. Made OF fine quality taffeta anC
delightfully."- fresh and new in designs
Impossible to describe each and detail tn,
many attractive features. Some buttoI
down front and are quite plain. others
open in back and have fronts In sew
eral novelty effects such as fine tucks,
accordion pleating. ETC. Many have -
dash of soutache braid on sleeves and
neck, and many are beautifully trim
med with self-buttons. There are at
least a dozen nice features not men
toned and all OF which combine to
make these the most extra CE 06
ordinary values at ........ PO.OO -
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. $. Land Office at Miles City, Montan

TIFIVIIT1F'Hl u JIG IIVCIIFT
L. $. Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
June "a, 1910
Notice is hereby given that John p. phalen
February 4; 1909 made homestead entry No.
0l6l7 for WI. SW4. Sec. q. N}4 NWH Section p.
Township l S Range so Z M. p. Meridian has
filed notice of intention to make final communication
Proof to establish claim to the land above dis
cribed before NJ. O. Tracy United States Com
missioner at Ekalaka Montana on the nth day Of
August 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David J. Gross of EkalaKa. Montana
George E. Weigel of
John d. Gross Of
Franklin A. kesterson of
A. KIRCHER. Register.