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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05

A new device has been put in some
of the up-to-date shoe stores. 1t is a
footrest that has mirrors on either side
which show the customer how the shoe
fits.
The Washington police are continu-
ally having trouble with "voodoo doc
tors" as the negroes there insist upon
going to these fakirs for charms and
paving good money for the useless
things
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Rig h t, But c silly
By James s. Smart.

James Co, Real Estate. Lo.ngeaes. Cal
, Formerly trot
While it's to find faulvith conduct
OF The Times still would like point outome of the dan
ask the question: the which
will decide in opinion whether not ipoicy will
tnue the decade in the past to bn the interest OF
the common good.
What In 1t for?
Something a while resident OF De-
troit a politician who that time hghp
his party asked If / knew the blsher The
Times and could find whether the papeuld bought
a figure That 1t had been receiving
tention recently and perha could
be pulled OF.
never you the question but not help
think: Here that apparently sding the
politicians a certain stripe "a
the people" should not be unduy agitated.
belonged the class that profess believe
that the people cannot and ought not to havtoo much
about their government
paper that is being published in the ntereof the "peo
pie" will be called frequently aganshe
its
There question in mind that for bring The
the point OF influence with the people sell
1t and yourself with IT, 10 the system woulde usual
inconverient to poor. but it is certain
influential the of
the common good will be poorer than he need be,
There isn't big money In standing for the 'rple."
big money" i'm making believe std for the
people but are really standing for the system
believe that The Times thus far has been cqucted in
the interest of the common good
is growing. Ii begins TO attract attentt
other.
The system takes OF it's champonshan the
"people" do
The system remembers its friends: "peopa are un-
grateful is fine thing TO stand for principle butte cost
of high about it? / sincerely hope
influence will that kind OF
noble minds value and that will be satsd with
If your attitude costs you money
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

Should Cause Revolution

Socialist and Masazine Yonksrs. New York VI
Here then measuring sticks You, bctter thnn
know how much truth told know have toso1
some II have told lies or printed anybody ei.ee
better than L. know how Hes you nave pF1ntee
know have printed You used print lying
tsemens all other did and a. most
still do have stopped printing certain xmas O. ~
advertisements know. this II the best act yos
have ever done honor for IT, above everytnSne ese
which honor publisher who prints the ies OF 49,
Tor the OF helping the liar rob 10 not only I
thief In opinion he is whit better than the Fn!111
Apache who leaps pedestrian In the dark ana plnSns
his arms while confederate shakes watch, purse ana ws
into a sack S
to the first positive measuring stick Has
unities telling columns? don't ~
ieve has You have printed of the truth than the Aver
prints, but newspaper prints more tnan
fraction OF the print the new
printed all Of the truth there would be revolution
this country within go days wish they would print AL OF e
truth wish The Times would print all the truth about Dero
But will The Times future tell in its columns al
OF the truth about Detroit Michigan and the nation! NJ
Hashimura Togo would II require answer The Iiss
will not II The Times tell all the truth about tho
single city Of Detroit 1t is than likely that The Times
within would to exist The people about whom
you told the truth would put out of business.
Coming test-how has The Times interpreted
the truth editorial columns?it Is dincuit 10 81
myself clearly take the other Detroit news
standard should that The Times mas Done
exceedingly News made good lights but y
anything people, the people never sui
the Journal are 700
stupidity enable them fight anything emec
Times often tried least do things worm
well chief criticism OF your edcr1al
policy is that, far discover it leads nowhere
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
DING a Great w o k
BIZ s. Keith Erans.

Manager Advertising. W oman's Home Companion
nd Fireside. New York
believe 1t is your policy to allow only truthful statemenss
I'm vor endeayor to make
fact readers and in doing you are ~ ar
advertising and wish you Nv
of successful you se
more YOUR example followed by other -
the more followed the confidence nere "' - -
vertsing by the public. -. s.,r trc.t. vvor.
Advertisers will get better results - he,sved Won ss
dnn great wot that Is helpful to your
hone vo,, viii meet announcement every~nefe 80
copnue the work every day, every year. tor IA -
ca rage and q light heart Ht*
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Carrier Boys, Please Note

No. 20 Hooker Al. Detroit.

No 20 ETookef Detroit
think The Times Is ceanrogressve and ought
"a Detroit home paper ia worthy
of larger circulation and speak word for II at every
opportunity.
The department that interests Is the religious
congratulate you pubisAg Pastor Russels SER
No read those without being made bet
They FROM the dust oe and are well
worthy Of their popularity Such for the credit side
Now to debit side l Wild say that the greatest
drawback the its poor deery have friends VINO
take The complain thathey sometimes do not
receive their paper several fairly egu
lar at present and have not mn complain about for
recommendation and like know 1t receiving 1t
regularly.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
w heat from t III e c h IF
Bu Charles Thdddeus Terru

Attorney nd
Notwithstanding distance which live from Detroit,
occasion and Its spen
did progress departments appreciate keenly the
high class which indicated in the and
ticulay do feicitate the and
discrimination displayed by editorial department
Where material is ready the hand of the
1t Is of delight,
Of surprise when editor able from
thoroughly the from the chan
Thoroughly appreciate relative values and to keep the
proportions present his sheet which will
possible
discussion of the important and nstruc
tive topics in the time.
without fattery. but because believe that
should with the fullest
ment paper should
congratulated the opportunity which they
enjoy having such Journal
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Lea der In Progre

Prominent Detroit Club Woman.

Prom inent Club Woman
It gives pleasure to extend congratulations 10 Inc
Detroit Times tenth birthday, 10
appreciation of sturdy honesty and anu
of TIA championship OF the common people IL Is
leader in progress follower of public opinion
Parents grateful to The Times Tor s work
personnel OF the schoo Doaru
though Is of necessity heavily handicapped
which operates by entust
ING the ward boss ana the
machine politician Times win deeper gratitude py
conclusion, Tor
law in Michigan will Detroit small board OF educa
thereby giving the people real voice
An matters and a for
her m the board instead of the present arrange
Inent the voter vote Tor only one man out Vi
eighteen, In four -,
The legislature doubtless harken to the voice OF the
aoro bs winter rather than politician who
has for this is preemneny the people
the betterment or present
school conditions citizenship object worthy or
the best efforts O a progressive newspaper
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Faces Toward the Light
By the Rep. John III. Boyd.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.

glad to fall N multitude OF admirers now
coming felcate The Times the high position IL mas
reached anniversary So far as am able 10 est
mate ia claimed for ita Clean honest
paper which the light There Is hne tone Oh
marness about 1t.
So Its independently concerned The Times must
rejoice finding last the crowd IL coming us way
am born Democrat nearly the Republican
ticket tickled death to see so much mug
insurgency in the land follows that one OF
and habits finding something In The Times
which peases
Tho Times advertising columns snguary clean has
taken the bank deposits TO png
this about admire love the paper all the more
for II.
Long charging SUCCESS to The Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
For the People
R i G h t S
BIZ Wilson Fish, ". ID.

Trumbul
As constant reader of your valuable wish to
appreciation of The Times
promising advocate Of the peoples rights.
fearless of dishonesty places
Of from questionable advertising
wisdom in modern which
the all honorable of whatsoever
cal persuasion
The Detroit Times has the right ring equal
rights and has champion for the people
against special privilege
The editorial alone is worth
of the paper
Editor you truly be congratulated upon pub.
LEGATION of eminenty worthy of the
honorable, progressive and thinking citizens
Long live "The Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
D. sire TO Do Right
BU !. IT. Callahan.

Manager Glayns Clifton
who has enjoyed The Times.
welwrtten sporting news
timely hits in From Another Point View
und Adolf congratulate anniversary
tried win popularity chicaney deceit
journal methods but your wholesome
right struggling humanity in giving the home
labor fair deal the public just criticism
value and private interests
champion of Detroit interests people,
vertising and clean politics,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
For the Square Deal
Bu w. j. Patterson.

Publisher of The Evening Post.
from taking this opportunity of congratulate
with which The Detroit Times has
its endeavor pessteny stand for the
editorial adverts
which this
should those who
caed with look back should certainly
the loyal Of the reading public terri
continued this
which these efforts deserving
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Lifts STANDARD Of alism
By Alfred Lucking.
Lawyer and Former congressm'


a subscriber The Times its NUMBER
and feel II quite loss II perchance l miss copy
In 1t the Of the day is served differently from the
other The Times always contains items or
interest to be found in the other dalies
absolutely advertisements worthy or
all commentator fail to have In eevang
the standard OF Journalism
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Rises TO Opportunitie
BIZ f. ". Dinqley.


Editor of The Evening Kali
desire commend progressive course
of The Times II has done feaessly
dofgh fearessy for the people regardless
business or commercial dictation
The tone and attitude of
high standard of morality and
the cash box.
There great field for vigorous independent
and The Times has risen to its opportunities.
We congratulate the completion of he first
OF Independent
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
A bic M e d j u m


Advertising Manager Leach Chemical Co.
think YOU know the matter OF clean Jour
nasm and In advertising inere
that the that keeps s Columns
from the irresponsible and dishonest
schemers is propoonaey valuable advertising
medium the legitimate manufacturer believe
far distant when every pupsher WI"
recognize this fact
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Ru ]. w. Norris.

Nc. We, Cleveland, Ohio
notice Russers comments on the inter
Sunday-school lessons
Russell of the greatest Bible students tnat ever
to relieve the MINDS
doubt that has chung to them by
assertions OF the creeds than any one puDh
tions have eve been permitted TO read. .
congratulate The Times on tho opportunity 1t has IN ais
sennating of good news to men,
There feature Of that mpresses
me avoraby of questionable advertising
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
What Daily Should B e
By John Fremont Damn
Hotel Pontchartrain.


AS general reader and Independent thinker who
makes keeping with the thought and spirit OF
the little the future wish TO
congratulate The Times its tenth anniversary as my ideal
what daily should good work
The OF righeousnessfar dealing between
The publication higher standard
for all In control.
Answering Gains question "Am brothers keeper" In
the affirmative live selfshy without
injury to the
That the strong should always consider the weak.
That responsibility hand hand with
That the is always the swift the battle to the
That also shall be reaphe harvest may
be slow but 1t will be Contrasting principle the
of the naowmnded Lord bless and wife my John
and his wife, four Amen" with the
Live and let live policy the broadminded Advocating
public office sacred the of comforts and
necessities opportunity gain reputation for fair
dealing that will stand the of time.
In the words immortal rip" MAY live long und
prosper"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Ru A. r. Rrnndo. .Ir

II. ID
Own ditoro OF Recor d-Commerciai
The Times daily visitor to exchange table
always glad Its uncompromising stana or
things civic national and newspaper e Eoors
sometimes mighty lonely when they step ahead and
should really thought but seems that
The Times still in the ring at the END OF ten
May be times at the beginning OF s tno
decade It is t the beginning of its second
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
tands. for Son e h G
By Req. C. L. arnold.

The great improvement all departments of The TimeS
during marked Your elegaphic as
uptome Of the papers OF
also stands for something and reliable
pulpit from which emanate moran
discourses wholesome and uplifting
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Much Needed In This City

By the ReC. Z. j. lamar.
Pastor Central Christian Church.
congratulate Detroit Times upon the completion OF
journalism city and which
has a great Of Just such
Times has the hearty good wishes OF all who
the moral welfare OF this
and beautiful emboldened right and
attempt still things
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Moulds Public Opin i O n
BIZ Charles Steuer,Uald.

II By Charles SteuerUdld.
Hudson Post.
Detroit Times its first number ten
popularity and increase of busne
made good and with fearless and clean
recognized mcuder Of opinion cha
pon things which tend elevate the community
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Big For It's A G e
By John Lee Mahin.

Advertising Company
itself to be progressive as
and believe you as the pup
sher should be congratulated on
the has shown along these lines
the position which the has maoe TOT
itself in Detroit is surely remarkable
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
By II. X. White, Jr.

~ TT IT ''''''c, Ut
1907 Woodward v
replying your query my opinion of worth
Of your paper,
do not always agree with but admire your
fairness I'm propoundng what
principles and ethical standard. by
Washington d. c.. correspondent Mr.. ellison Gardner.
direct good and unselfsh which refresh
ing read
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
N o fellow In 1t
Bv ". J. Murphu.

President
feel that ought to be proud to be able put
progressive journal without tinge yellow
be difficult task successfully
for and always Objectionable items
sive
certainly credit
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
ST a nds for Purity
By 7. ". Braincrd. VI. ID.

President Brainerd Hospital. Alma. Mi CHI.
have been a subscriber paper. |
admire stand for purity both publication
advertising for watchuness in protecting the public
against swndng mining schemes and for the high moral
tone of editorials which have equaled In
secular
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Courage and Ba c k b n
Bu Thomas Head.

Baltimore
appreciate and sraightforwardness OF your
paper the way Of the day fearless
showing showing the OF righteous
Sunday school lessons OF the international
association particularly Pastor Russes ser
mons takes courage backbone stand for truth
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Policy Fast Gaining Frien d S
Ru Llman w. Goodenounh.


Times has measured up to the high standard
Of decency accuracy when the esab-
l,shed ten daily clean and reliable
and it's policy gaining friends for 1t day bespeak
greater In the next decade than
has In the past
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Like Russell Sermo n
Bu Mr.. and Mrs. James NaismitI

No St, Detroit
wish pleasure and appreciation or the
and by Charles RUSSELL which
Won have publshed Pastor Russell s coming
10 no recognized remarkable man by
insight and prophetic interpretations OF
he
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Tone Clean and Broad
By Margaret r. McAule!
No. $40 Brooklyn Ave.

Brooklyn Ave-
Detroit Times for eight years ana WISH 20
tenth anniversary The editorials
brilliant while each or the
the of the whole paper Is clean
We that may long continue to give the CITY
he benef OF such a
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Displays Sple Courge

The Andrews Publications Menominee Mich
Surrounded by contemporaries which have been too
moral obligations in the handling OF
discussion of public questions The Times has stoowh
things which really
heartily congratulated.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Can Find the Ne VS.
Blu Wm. Mau.

Michigan Manager Bankers LiiAssn. of Iowa
To The Times has always appeal a real newspaper
In other the In thout having to wade
through columns vcbage which in mydgmen has place
IN daily
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Advertises ntoxic an S
By d. II. Warren.

Clayton, Mich.
reader of the time since first pubiica-
pleased cut out uncean advertisements II
the cutting out OF all ad
would be ideal with me-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
It's Stand for Trut h

westB Baltimore Detroit
You deserve the take for truth and
clean and instructive II Is COM
you publishing Pastor Russes sermons and
school lessons.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
M u c h to A d mire
Ry Thomas 4. Il. Weadoch..

Counselor ~ Hammond Bldg.
I have found much to admire in your paper,
especially i'm the fact that the has
schemes that exploited every day.
newspapers guilty partners. instance
shops various cities
the federal it charged the
great of millions they obtained avarcous
country millions newspapers for
your good work will continue and also
hope-but this not of-hat 1t will be rewarded
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Advice Is Appre ciat e d
BIZ VIM. II. Muildn

1T.
Belleville Mich.
Here cordial handgasp for for being stckler for
the right bold fearless chicaner political
intrigue like editorials mining
advice and H. H. Mack's stock articles.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
By George ". Sarage.
Savage Advertising Agency. bet

Advertising Agency, Detroit
The Times has always been ably conducted It's edals
nre informing point Its policy of clean advertig
especially We think that advertising
carefully edited other department OF newspe
and in adopting this principle The Times has made selhe
better home
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Pri ciples TO A d m ire
By Mrs. X. II. Tres.

By Mrs. 4. T. Tres.
No Detroit
wish appreciation Of Enjoy
Admire your principles and much for the
lately published Pastor Russell OF
Brooklyn Tabernacle
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
A Good Advertising M d u m
RAJ ~
BIZ II. ID. Purinton.

Manager William Metzger No. 351 woodward-Ave.
writer greatly admires the condensed form of The
Times time gives plenty OF daily
Regarding advertising have used The Times during
with others and business has been
very doubt but that entitled
TO a good share Of credit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
S an S for | lie a S
BIZ e. J. Hickey.

J.. Hickey
Standing Times does, all thas and
fair minded and business fe that
be looked back upon with pride and sSfacion.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Is Blazing tn e w ay
By Alexander D0dds.

Managing Editor he Monitor, Boston.
CONCENTRATIONS Times and its progressive
the publications that Is blazing
tho way standards Of
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Has Made Marvellous Record
BIZ Clark Howell

i By Clark HoweU
Editor Atlanta tGa) Constitution
The marvellous record The Times has n short a
the talk Of throughout
what square deal" policy do in the news
paper business we'll other line.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
w OFT nv and Gets 1t
BIZ VIM. G. Johnson.

Bg VIM. O. johnson.
c. Johnson Advertising Agency. Elkhart Ind
Detroit Times is worthy OF all praise and Is as good
an advertising medium Is to be found anywhere.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Stands For Square Deal

steamship No
The Times has always been independent
fearless sought standing
for deal and decency journalism
wishes continued progress
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Bu Chester Hunt.

By Chester Hunt.
Onondaga. Mich
Hurrah Times May it live long and flourish
In these hand and ervy on the
other is refreshing into the nome tnat
is not afraid to be honest. Long live The Times
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Paper for the eople
By +. Winston Annable.

BV Il. WINSTON Anndbte
II. ID Woodland Mich.
succeeded "a force for good not only In
bit the rural district IL for tho
people hst last and all the time because II 10 honest.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-03-10
GAS PLANT BLAZE
FIRE STARTED WED.
NEsDAY AT JAMESTOWN
GAS PLANT. SERVICE
NOT IMPAIRED

At $3.50 p. m. Wednesday the fire
department was called out by q hot
blaze that was started in the plant
Of the jamestown Gas Co., between
End and Pacific streets on the James
river. The fire department made a
quick dash to the scene Of the blaze
which was burning hotly thruout the
upper part of the building. Water
and chemicals were turned on and
for few minutes the fight between
the fire boys and the hot flames was
even but soon the blaze was in their
control.
The service in the city will not be
impaired, stated Manager H. P. Tay-
lor. as the fire was confined to the
upper structure and the gas making
engines were not stopped. There is
in addition large reserve tank of
gas SO the affects Of the fire will not
be felt by the consumers.
The blaze started up second time
as the firemen were leaving, but this
fire was also soon extinguished.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-03-10
HUSBAND SAYS SHE IS
WORTH MUCH MORE
Mi||ionaire's wife Is Sued for
Breach Of Promise.

Winnipeg, March 9.-Because pretty
Alice G.. Boyce of Toronto could not
keep her heart still when handsome
Tom Turner Of Manitoba, with a mil
lion to his credit in the bank, spoke
to her Of love she is now the defendant
in breach of promise suit. Incident
ally she is also the wife of Turner.
Turner says he don't care If Frank
Ellis of Toronto, who says his heart
was damaged to the extent of $4,000
by Alice's failure to marry him, does
get a judgment. He says she is
cheap at ten times the price and that
II Ellis had not been in such hurry
he would have sent him a check for
$4,000 just for luck.
The girl was engaged to Ellis, but
while in Winnipeg last week she met
the young millionaire cattleman and
was wooed and won in record time
She wired her fiance the news, asking
his blessing, and in reply got a sub
poena to defend suit for damaged af
fectiOns
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-03-10
Signed Mrs. Rulon.

Report of secretary of the Civic
Improvement League as given at the
annual meeting was as follows:
Looking over the minutes of the
meetings of the Civic Improvement
League for the past year find that
we have held seven regular meetings
and two public meetings, where very
important topics were discussed by
prominent citizens and teachers.
Supt. Crane of the public schools
has been untiring in his work in the
school garden assisted by members of
the league. and school children.
While we have done lots of good
work, yet we are not entirely sat
isfied and want to do. more in the
next year.
We should all work for the inter-
ests of our home town and boost
everywhere and not knock, make the
city more Beautiful" by all work.
ing for that purpose.
And while we are looking forward
to SO many new buildings for Diff
ferent purposes, such as the new
ward school, government building,
an armory, Masonic Temple, let us
also work for a Y: M. c. A. building,
somewhere for the young men who
make jamestown their homes to
spend a pleasant evening.
And wherever we may be. let US not
forget to boost Jamestown.
Mrs. J. M. Rowe, Sec'y.