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The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
SEE DETROIT'S INDUSTRIES.
Y. M. C. A. Youngsters Make Tour o'
Inspection Under Escort.

The y. NJ. c. A. holiday week In
dustrial trips by trolley. under the
escort OF Boys Secretary Holsington
and Boys Employment Secretary
Knetchel, started with d visit TO the
Detroit Salt Co, In Delray, tuesday.
Every lad lugged off souvenir box or
salt made by the most advanced pro-
cess. At the Detroit Sulphite Pulp &
Paper plant, the visitors followed
paper.making from log to roll.
Wednesday. the Investigators ex'
plored the great Chalmers Motor
plant. including the foundry. Ihey
caught the spirit Of things at Fort
Wayne to such an extent that they
bombarded one another with noiseless
snowballs.
The program for Friday forenoon
was the inspection of the Michigan
State Telephone and Detroit Cream
ery plants, following which the YOUTH
fui industrial commission tried the
effect Of water upon the human me,
chanism In the great swimming pool
at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The experience has wonderful ell
feet upon the boys powers OF observa-
ton. Nothing cscaoe\ their devourins
vision. Lot of goodlooking girls IN
that telephone exchange said one IN
An unofficial report.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
BOOKS MUST BE ALIKE.
Comptroller Orders Uniform System
For 1900 Banks.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Dis-
closures following the forced liquida.
ton Of the Quannah National bank
of Quannah. Tex. ten days ago caus-
ed the comptroller of the currency
Yesterday to issue an order directing
every one of the 1900 national banks
in the United States to install what
practically amounts to a uniform sys'
TEN OF bookkeeping.
To Insure n system Of bookkeeping
by which the true condition OF a ma
tional bank can be determined at
any moment, the order issued yester-
day directs examiners on finding "A
bank whose exact condition they can
not determine, to report the fact by
telegraph to Washington and give
the management OF the bank thirty
days to install the necessary books.
AT the end of that period SAYS
the comptroller's order, the examin-
er will return TO the bank at its ex.
pense 10 determine If instructions
have been complied with and il the
necessary books have not been in
stalled, he will remain in the bank AT
its expense until such books are in
stalled under the direction and super
vision OF the examiner"
No criminal or other proceeding to
hx the responsibility for the Quannah
Nationals condition has been taken
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

An authorized statement was issued
toda by Eugene Il. cox. head of the
Publicity committee OF he church In
New York.
There ~ nothing IN the teachings
ot Christian Science noI the writings
OF Mary Baker Eddy TO justify any
statements looking 10 physical resm.
rection, and an tendency or thought
In hat direction is abnormal In a
Christian Scientist. as it takes ac-
count the personality Ci Mrs. Eddy,
which she deprecated
Any attempt 20 deify her or make
her equal with God or Jesu tue Christ
rs equally repuSnant TO the normal
teachings OF Christian science. When
asked If she were the second Christ,
Mrs Eddy said Even the question
shocks me. What | am is Tor God 10
declare in His infinite mercy.
There was and is and ever can be
but one God, one Jesus OF Nazareth
such authoritative statements by
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
DENISONS NOW ASSURED
COMFORTABLE LIVING
Times Readers Raise Sufficiew Funds
to Keep Old Couple Until
Sprinu.

The fund being raised 10 keep Mr..
and Mrs NJ. L. Denison. the aged
couple who spent a Merry Christmas
and were saved from the poor house
by contributions made by readers OF
The Times, now amounts TO $95 In
individual pledges OF dollar month
for five months. and $44 in cash. Mrs.
II. NJ. Zahn, No. 147 Euclid-ave. west,
has agreed To act as trustee In the
matter and the money will be turned
over 10 her.
In addition 10 the money pledged
and the contributions OF cash received.
Secretary Williams of the Associated
Charities has promised TO pay IS
month toward the 80 rent which the
couple have 10 pay In their new home,
No. $50 Eighteenth-st. Besides. he
will raise fund OF $50 for the pur-
pose OF renting a small farm for the
aged pair in the spring. The poor
commission will also furnish aid dur
ing the winter. giving $3.50 week
and all the fuel the old people re-
quire.
The pledges were given by the fol.
lowing: Mrs. 8. B. Dominick, Mrs. +.
NJ. Harrell, Caro-. H.; Dean jenkins,
DR.. Theo. Trombley, Mrs. Florence
b.. Miss Della L., Mrs. Sarah s., Mrs
Grace A., Mrs. Grace r., Mrs. Ruby H..
s. s. NJ, Mrs Chloe T.. Miss May B.,
Miss NJ. G.. Mrs. o. NJ. S., Mrs. r. W.
H., Mrs. f. II. McC., Miss NJ. II. and
Miss F. X.
The majority Of the donors are
L-embers OF the Detroit Equal Suf-
frage association.
Included In the cash receipts are
81, donated by "Dr. U.:" rs cents from
a carpenter; SO from Bills Bros. OF
hudson, Mich, and 81 from the Rev.
Theo. Kliefoth. OF Johnson Creek,
Wis.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

as an engineer. fireman, conductor,
flagman or brakeamn. must end his
run at the terminal with dirty face
and hands" says the Southern Paci'
ic. The railroad takes the view that
when trainmen, on approaching Il
terminal, desert their posts OF duty
to wash up" accidents are liable 10
occur
Buff cleanliness is next to god
liness,' and TO wash your face is to
lose your job, does ii follow that 10
hold a job is almost ungodly? A num-
ber of other interesting conclusions
might be reached through the same
premises.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

The removal of Mrs. Eddys name
and title 10 proof positive that the
heads OF the church do not believe
Mrs. Eddy is to reappear In physical
form. she Is dead. and cannot, there.
fore, be the pastor emeritus OF the
church. II was right, therefore, that
her name should be removed"
II was learned today that after the
break with Mrs. Stetson. there was a
conference among Mrs. Eddy's al.
visors regarding IA change in her will.
In the will rec Gently probated, Mrs.
Eddy left 10 Mrs Stetson a jeweled
pin, and Mrs Stetson's follow ers
have been making much capita. O.
this. declaring Mrs. Eddy thus wanted
to show that IL was her desire for hel
mantle 70 fall upon Mrs. Stetson.
According TO a high official of the
church. the will was made seven years
ago. before the break. and In IL Mrs
Eddy was returning 10 Mrs. Stetson ;
Jewel Mrs. Stetson had given her
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Mrs. Eddy should forever put at RES
any wild and visionary ideas regard
ing resurrection or relppearing IN
bodily form Mrs. Eddy gave 10 the
world Christian Science, demon
strable know ledge of God, and this
Will live forever
Statements tending toward. the
deincation OF Mrs Eddy and referring
to her resurrection. recently promul'
gated by one who was eXcommunicat-
ed from the mother church by the
board OF directors for incorrect teach.
ing and practice OF Christian Science,
should settle all doubts that did or
may exist as 10 the propriety OF such
accommodation.
Referring TO the statement OF Mrs.
Stetson that the directors of the
mother church had broken away from
the teachings OF Mrs. Eddy by remov-
ing her name and title as pastor emer.
titus from the manual OF the church.
Mr.. Cox said:
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Demands 100000 Bail.

LONDON, Dec. 3O.--The enormous
bail Of 100000 was today demanded
Of Edward Mylius. London editor Of
q revolutionary paper The Liberia
tor" published in Paris. Mylius was
unable to furnish this bail and he
will have to remain in Jail until his
-Stal. The size OF the bail indicates
that the government believes it has
a good case against Mylius. Edward
Holton James, nephew of the novelist
and q rich Harvard graduate. is the
publisher OF The Liberator." the
chief purpose OF which IL the promo.
ton OF the revolutionary spirit In
England.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
sHEEHAN ENTERS RACE.
New York Man Aspircs to Be United
States Senator.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-William +.
Sheehan made formal announcement
OF his candidacy for the United states
senate, Thursday night. in a letter
addressed to Mayor Louis F. Furn-
mann, OF Buffalo. who, with other
prominent Buffalo Democrats, recent
ly indorsed Mr. Sheehan for the seat
which will become vacant when the
term OF Senator Depew expires
March 4.
Ia defining his attitude toward ma
tlonal questions, Mr.. Sheehan de-
clares his belief in the letter and
spirit OF the platform adopted at the
last Democratic state convention. His
letter opens with an expression or
satisfaction that the opportunity OF
consenting to the consideration OF his
name for the senatorship comes from
his "old noighbors and friends" in
Buffalo. He urges that whoever the
Democratic party chooses for sena-
tor. his usefulness as public officer
be not weakened by unjust criticism
during his candidacy.
lie declares himself in favor OF a
bona fide downward revision Of the
tariff.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

and che had unwIilingly accepted.
ing this as her first opportunity 20 ~
turn IL TO the donor
When the break with Mrs Stetsoo
came. there was a conference anon
Mrs Eddys advisors regarding T.
change in the Will, 10 take from tno
Stetson followers the right 10 cfasm
that Mrs. Eddy favored Mrs ststsou'
II was decided that the matter wno
too trivial TO make a change In the
will necessary.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
eCOFFS At YARNS
OF RESURRECTION
Christian Science Leader Answers
Mrs. Stetsons Claim That Mrs. Eddy
s Will Reappear in Physical Form.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.--The belief OF
Mrs. Augusta Stetson and certain 81
her followers that Mrs Mary Baker
Eddy, founder OF Christian Science, is
TO reappear in Physical form Oh this
earth. does not meet with the ap-
proyal OF .he Christian Science church
In New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

In the first 2s days In December the
auto patrols responded To 2,lN calls
and travelled 5,46s miles. There were
ss injured persons taken 10 hospitals
and five abandoned autos brought TO
stations. f
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
100000 Will
Be DISTRIBUTED
New Years Disbursements IN Inter
est, Dividends and Maturing Bonds
To Establish Record Figure.

Detroit financial and Industrial IN
stitutions will pay out large sums 10
investors the first Of the year. IL -
estimated that s5.00O,O00 will be dis
bursed in interest, dividends ana
maturing bonds. The largest distripu'
ton will be made by the Detroit
Trust Co, which has $9S3 900 on as
list OF maturing bonds anu coupons
The Union Trust Co. viii pay on'
1920 900 and the Security Trust aoou'
s4OO 900. Practically all the panhs
will distribute dividends on the hTst
of the year. The largest amount 10
be distributed ID the dividend OF Inc
Peoples State, which has recently
been raised to three per cent quarter
ly and calls for distribution or Si5,-
600 The First National and the Old
Detroit National will pay out $4,000
each, and other banks and trust com
NAMES will pay the usual amounts.
Among the manufacturing institu-
tions. Parke, Davis co. heaus mo
list with a dividend OF S570, 900, which
is seven and oue-half per cent on the
capital stock of the big drug concern.
Many other manufacturing concerns
will distribute their profits 10 their
stockholders, bringing the total up TO
record figures.
January Will establish record for
dividend and interest payments
throughout the country. the estimated
total being $685. 100000. This is the
highest mark ever reached for one
months payments.
The journal OF Commerce summary
OF January interest and dividend pay
ments with comparison is as follows:
DIVIDEND PAYMENTS.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

some anu eApeh-
sive, the habit OF
keeping your face
and hands clean is
now declared es-
pecially pernicious
by the Southern
Pacific railroad.
All members OF
train crews here
after are expected
to cultivate dirty
faces. He who
would hold his job
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

When the Druid priests cut the mis-
tletoe from the sacred oaks with
golden sickles each winter two white
bulls were sacrificed Thence comes
the present-dGy English custom OF
eating beef at Christmas
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Things are divided pretty nearly
equal in this world. The homelieeS
fellers usually have the most money
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Grand total S226 747,350 5000. .527Sl5
tFigures for 1910 revised 'This ex-
ceptionally large aggregate is due to
the fact that large amount OF revenue
bonds mature during the coming
month.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Says Hubby Slept in Clothes.

That her husband came home in.
toxicated and went TO bed with his
clothes on is one OF the charges made
by Mrs. Linda Smith against her hus
band. Edward Smith, in bill for
divorce fled Friday morning. Both
parties to the suit had been married
before, and Mrs. Smith charges that
her husband did not properly support
her daughter by another marriage. as
hee .csG=~r: TO do. She also alleges
that he balled her vile names.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
WEAR DIRTY FACES
TO AVOID WRECKS

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec 30
(SpeciaD Aside from being trouble
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CAN SANTA CLAUS
BE A CRATER

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 30.--Assem-
tlyman Spinks OF Ringtum county sat
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Senator Lodge fayors a permanent
tarin commission to revise the tariff
Aaa - Little as possible.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

Iumery.
One bottle violet water.
One ivory.handled silver'mouhteu
manicure set In morocco-co'ereo'
plush.lined box.
Four packs Of gold-embossed play
ing cards. -.
One desk set, including shears ieI'
ter opener and ink eraser in morocco
covered sheath.
One box assorted stationery. all
sizes. tied with wishy-washy pink RID
bcns.
One box of cream.colored stationery
mems size.
One box small note papeY Tor ac'
knowledging receipt of formal notes.
etc.
One fountain pen.
One ivory handled pocket knlfe.
One pocketbook.
Paper weights. pins, erasers, rulers
rubber bands. typewriter paper, en-
velopes. etc. = 40
Fifty-one state senators and l49
other assemblymen received similar
boxes.
Is Santa Claus a CRATER?
Even old members OF the legisia-
ture, accustomed to receive allotments
OF stationery prior to the convening
OF the legislature, marvel at the sump'
tuousness Of the boxes this season.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

IN his easy cnalr at
home In Dinkrum-
berg.
An eXpressman
stopped before the
house and unload
ed a big box, from
the secretary OF the
assembly at I n e
state capital.
Assem- b | y m a n
Spinks and family
opened the box. 1t
contained:
One bottle OF per-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
MERCHANT CALLED
insane ASKS BALM
GiovannOni Files Suit Against
Physician and Demands
Sz0,445 Damages


Paolino Giovannoni. who on June 10
last was taken into custody on sus-
picion of being insane and kept in
confinement FIVE days, began suit for
s20.445 damages in the superior court
yesterday against DR.. Henry B. Carey,
an instructor at the Af1liated Colleges.
who made an affidavit of the plaintiff s
insanity.
1t is complained by Giovannoni that
the physician maliciously and falsely
advised his arrest and caused him to
be assaulted by police officers. His
arrest and detention greatly humiliated
and mortified him. Giovannoni says,
and put him to great indignity and
shame. He employed attorneys and.
upon disproving the charge. was lib
Grated by the insanity commission.
Giovannoni is a produce merchant in
this city and owns realty in San Fran
cisco and Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
RAILROAD WRONGLY
CLASSED PERISHABLE
Supreme Court Rules Ii Is Not
Like Vegetables

An effort made by the receiver of the
Monterey, Fresno and Eastern railroad
company TO sell the road as perishable
property was prevented by the supreme
court in a decision yesterday which
declared that e railroad can not by any
stretch of the magination be conceived
Of as perishable.
The court granted W. J. Rogers Of this
city q bond holder. a writ of supercedes,
which prohibits the execution of an
order made by the superior court of
Santa Cruz county directing the sale of
the road.
The road is but five miles long. ex-
tending from Watsonville TO the coast
Edward White of Wstsonvihe is re-
ceiver. The railroad was built at a cost
OF about $16O,OOo. but has been aban-
doned-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
ELECTION CONTESTS
ARE ALL DISPOSED OF
Sawyer and Perine Abandon
Theirs in Despair

Frank W Sawyer yesterday a-ban-
dOned his contest against Franklin P.
Bull for republican nomination for
Judge. Two districts were recounted,
and Bulls majority had increased from
three 10 eight.
George Perine, who began a contest
against Dominick Beban for the nom
ination for senator from the twenty
fourth senatorial district, also aban-
doned the controversy. Beban's ma
jOrity Of 202 had increased TO 204
Henry Stern lost his contest for the
republican nomination for assembly
man from the forty-fourth district
Sbra gia originally had a majority of
10 The recount reduced his majority
10 l04
All the contests have now been dis
posed Of. The mista kes of the election
officials were found TO be remarkably
small in number, and none of the re-
suits as originally declared has been
disturbed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
COMEDIAN LEFT
Wife At z A. N.
Maud Berri Tells How Husband
Departed After Midnight
Game of Cards

Maud Lillian Berry Moulin, known
to the stage as Maud Berri. related
in Judge Van Nostrand's court yester-
day the peculiar circumstances in
which she was deserted by Frank Mou-
lin. comedian, and she was granted a
decree Of divorce The abandonment
took place March 2e. 1909 in Fresno at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton G.
Berry. psrents of Mrs Moulin.
We had been playing cards until
after rnidnight.~ testified the actress
without giving any reason my hus-
band packed his personal effects and
2 bout . o'clock in the morning left
the house I have never since seen
him. and he has not contributed any
thing 10 my support for more than a
year.
Mrs. Moulin said her husband left
q check with her the night of his de-
parrure and sent her another later,
but he stopped payment on both.
Corroborative testimony was given
by her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Berry
no alimony was asked for, but Moulin
was ordered TO pay Mrs Moulin's law
Yer $3.50.
Bessie Price told Judge Murasky
yesterday that while she was living
with her husband, George Price, in
Mexico in 1908, he took s4OO she had
inherited and deserted her and her
child She returned to San Francisco
and rejoined Price. In April of this
wear he passed a number Of bad checks,
his wife stated, and fed. She was
granted q divorce.
Julia Ann Beebe was granted dl-
vorce by Judge Hunt yesterday from
Edward G. Beebe. outside man" Of the
National ice company. She testified
she was deserted seven years ago. and
when the judge asked why she had
delayed so long beginning suit she
answered Because 1 considered get
ting q divorce a disgrace to the family
The interlocutory decree divorcing
clara NJ. Refs from William B. Refs,
the wealthy contractor. was signed by
Judge Cabaniss yesterday. Mrs. Refs
gets 1925 q month alimony.
@. F. Corbly, a Cincinnati business
man. has been sued for si25 month
separate maintenance by Florence Cor
bly,. who charges that he deserted her
three years ago
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Mogan-George Bser from Cora A
Bser. desertion
Judge Csbsniss-Dora Jonas from Abraham Jo-
mas. oesertlon.
suits for divorce were begun by:
Frances Mott against James NJ. Mott, deser-
tion.
John Connel Lesry against josephine Lesry.
cruelty
Marie l. Wagner against George W Wagner,
COW Lotion OF a felony.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
NEW YEAR BRINGS ABE
RUFF ANOTHER RESPITE
Judge LawIor Continues Hearing
Until Next Monday

A respite from the county jail for
at least six days was granted Abe Reuf
yesterday, Judge Lawlor continuing to
Monday next argument on the motion
that the convicted bribe giver be re-
committed TO custody pending decision
Of his appeal. The judge pursued this
course out Of difference to the religious
feelings of Ruefs family, yesterday
being the Jewish new year.
The matter 10 be decided next Mon
Gay is whether the order OF Judge Ca
baniss admitting Ruef TO bail may be
revoked by any other Judge of the su-
periOr court.
If Judge Lawlor finds that under the
law he is empowered TO revoke the
order he will do so. He has already
ruled that Ruefs physical condition is
not such as to ensftle him TO be at
large.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
IS CALIFORNIA PRUNE
A BOOMERANG PRODUCT? :?
Expectations Followed by Inn
portations Suspicious

The clearance papers of the steam
ship Nebraskan, which left this port
last Monday, show that more than
S-00O.0O pounds of prunes are being
sent to Germany on the vessel
This has attracted the attention of
those who have followed the he ndling
of the product in this state
Some years ago, it will be remem-
bered prunes were being sent to Ger
many and none being shipped here in
return, but the fact that great ship
ments of the product are being for
warded to the kaiser's domain and good
quantities of the same staple being sent
back has given rise to the surmisal
that California raised prunes are sold
in the United States as fancy German
importations"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
MEMBER OF MAYBRAY
GANG FREED ON BAIL
L. 5. Supreme Court Grants
Concession to Brown

Upon a writ handed down by the
United States supreme court yesterday.
Frank ". Brown. one of the members
Of the Maybray gang of swindlers, be-
ing held IN the Alameda county Jail
pending an appeal to the supreme court
on a writ of habeas corpus, was ad-
mitted TO bail yesterday on a bond for
$1,000.
It is probable that the other mem
bers Of the Maybray gang being held
in the Alameda county jail, Ole Marsh
and John Carkeek, will also be set at
liberty upon furnishing a similar bail
bond to that given by Brown.
Heretofore the United States district
court has refused to allow any mem
bers of the gang imprisoned in this
state their liberty under any bonds.
once they were indicted by the grand
jury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05

CARPETS AND CLOTHES RUINED - Mrs.
that burglars or enemies of her husband
entered their home and. after pouring sweet
oil over the carpets and sofa pillows cut into
small pieces ali the clothing in the house
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION

sso-ss5-e r.; sunny modern fats; 1881 Noe
nr. Market.
s3O-5 r. and b.; garage; modern bunrslov.
407 Diamond near 21st.
s27. 500 r. and b.; 412S 18th near Diano,d
$50 25@ r. and b. each; 1853 Folsom -nss-
10th; sunny. modern fats.
S19- r.; 81 Hermann near Valencia
S16- r and b.; 1861 oath near Harrison
SI5-3 r. and b.; 932 Castro st.
s13.5oz T. and b.; 154A Langton near Folsom
STORES, ETC, SOUTH OF MARKET ct
AND MISSION
$50 mo- each-3 stores cor. 5th and Clar. s,s
s27. .5O-Store. 2965 Path near Harrison
]. W. WRIGHT & CO.
22S MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING.