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The Detroit times., 1910-12-14

some silk waists, and dark skirts, and
many plain dark wool dresses.
In the center OF the floor is the mu'
sicians' platform. The charity ball
was given in the hall few nights be
fore and the decorations were stiiI
up. adding 10 the festal impression.
] did not feel conspicuous In the
least because had come alone. nor
did any OF the other girls. Many
there knew each other, and there
were many parties of three and four
couples forming their own little
crowds, but there were many or us
lone wanderers, too
We stood at the entrance TO the
floor and watched the dancers until
We were asked TO dance. After
had watched two numbers, young
man standing near me asked me II
| Waited
said yes" as encouragingly as
possible
Some Feet There, Too.
Then he asked me if would dance
with him. and | told him | would love
TO. IL really was very, very crowded
and my feet were trodden upon d
great deal but aside from that | mad
a good dance The music was splen'
did As soon as the dance was over
my partner excused himself and
rushed 10 get some one else. | was
left standing in the entrance TO the
floor. but | did not mind it. | was
interested by that time in having
some one else ask me for another
dance.
Because | was. for the time being
girl in a strange place with nc
friends TO contribute TO my enjoyment
had learned in that short time why
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14
AFTER TASTING PIE HE
REFUSES PRISON FARE
New England Delicscy Makes Con
quest Of Russian Sentenced
To Death.

SALEM. Mass, Dee. l4.-Massachu-
sets has often been described as be-
ing In the pie belt" and TO better
proof is needed than the trouble
caused the officials at Salem jail
through the introduction OF that deli
cacy into the menu for the prison
ers, who were supplied with roas'
pork dinner. each one being given q
whole mince pie.
Among the prisoners are two con
victed murderers. Andrea lpsen anC
Wasill Ivanowski, awaiting transfer e
the Charlestown state prison ten days
before the date set for their execution
which Is the week beginning March .
These also were given mince pies. ah'
although they were brought up II
Central Russia, and are able TO spea'
but a few words OF English the New
England dish made conquest
once OF Ivanowski, who eagerly de
voured il and wanted more. lie va
so impressed with its toothsomenes
that he went on strike against tn
prison fare and the next day whel
the regular meals were brought u
him contemptuously pushed back tn
fsh dinner with the single wor,
pie" This was repeated at eacl
meal on Saturday and Sunday.
Finding that the strike was use
less. he gave in and ate the regula
food like a famished man.
His fellow convict, Ipsen, Will
equally struck with the flavor OF III
pie. Was more OF philosopher, an
while he expressed his Willingness u
have more Of the same sort, when l
was not forthcoming took his regula
rationS.
The two men will get one NOR
taste OF the coveted pie, as the plan
Of Sheriff Samuel A. Johnson are L
give all the prisoners under his car
a Christmas dinner of roast rsrk an
whole mlrce pie each.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14
LIVE LIZARDS IN
GIRLS STOMACH
Strange Cause of Death Is Reported
Doctors Say Victim Harbored
Little Animals for Years.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 1.-TWO
live lizards three and half inches
long, several smaller ones. and mum
Der OF lizard eggs. were taken from
the stomach OF Lowell Herman. nine
teen, four days before she died, ae-
cording TO DR.. A. J. Mcintosh. A post
norton examination showed that the
wall of the stomach had been attack
ed by the animals. the doctors say
The heart had enlarged TO three times
it's normal size.
For several years she had been Ill.
complaining that something was claw
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14

girls like to go TO dance halls, and
why, when the band begins 10 play,
they don't care much whether or not
they know the fellows who ask them
TO dance.
The thing about il which might be
surprising is that when | thought IL
over afterward, | could see no reason
why there should be harm in dancing
with strangers, as | and other girls
had done We danced We had 4
minute OF conversation about the
music and the crowd. then our part
ners hurriedly. though politely. told
us they enjoyed Il; thank you, and
were gone.
The reason this did seem all right
is the secret OF the success OF this
municipal dancing hall, from the
standpoint of the girl who goes 20
dance and OF those who have worried
about the problem.
Wholesome Spirit Pervades.
There is pervading the AFFAIR the
spirit OF responsibility as we'll as oil
good time, the club or party spirit
Ii is a municipal dance hall, not be-
cause it is run by the city admins
tration. but because IL belongs 10 the
people of the city.
Girls want 10 be respectable II
they can 90 TO a place that belongs
10 them. where they can have good
time and be respectable, they like il
better than place that is not respec
table. But the good times they must
have occasionally
one thing especially impressed me
During one dance the music stopped
and the dancers were asked to keeI
their places while John Kelley, ar
ex-city official. and II. Peulicher
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14

ing at her stomach. Specialists were
puzzled until finally Or. Mcintosh
working on the theory that 1t was
tapeworm, found the lizards
Miss Herman drank water from
snring In which there were lizards.
when she lived at Millersburg' IL
years ago, and 1t is believed that she
swallowed the eggs or the young ami
mails at that time. and that they grew
while in her body. She craved inea.
and eggs during the last months or
her illness. and il Is believed she de-
manded such nourishing food because
the lizards, as well as her body. had
70 be fed. She ate ravenously, but
weighed only so pounds.
Incidentally, the health officials re
fuse TO accept the certificate OF death
based upon the lizard theory. Geclar
ing that no such case has been re-
ported since the days of primi''Ve
medicine.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14
LaFo,,ette Gets Patronage Again.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-Recogni'
ton at the white house in the mat
ter OF patronage at last was extend
ed today in some degree TO Senator
LaFollette, OF Wisconsin. In accord
ance with a recommendation made by
the senator, President Taft submit
ted 10 the senate the nomination OF
G.. Edward Schulz as customs col.
lector for the Milwaukee district. La
Toilette also received an invitation
today TO name the postmaster In his
home town, Madison, Wis.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14
now N I'm
DANCE IS RUN IN
milwaukee
Special Writer Goes To Milwaukee
To See II and Finds Evils OF
tie Common Hall Are
Removed.
No Artificial Attempt at the "Uplift
and No Patronage-It's Young
Peoples Club.

(Possibly the newest experiment by
municipal government. and certainly
the most unique, Is that or milwaukee,
In conducting a municipal public dance
Al we ali know. the ruollo dance Is .
problem that f. growing I'm it's serious
ness Ia every American city, and Nil,
waGkee hopes, with her municlpaI
darce TO solve the problem. for herself
at least. But what is the Milwaukee
dance likel This question Is interest
ing to all young people and TO all PEG
kple who are Interested IN young people
The Times commissioned Miss Lucy
Price To go 10 the third saturday nlght
dance given i'm the Wisconsin city and
write her experiences Miss Price tells
lShs story Ina the following article. writ
len especially for The Tines
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14
EXPLOSION Kills Three.

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. l4.-Three
men were instantly killed and an
other seriously injured in the Cayuga
colliery of the Lackwanna Co, this
morning All are foreigners. Or
fcials of III company declare the
cause of the accident is not known.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-14

Salt Lake City shows big increase
IN population. Who SAID poiysah'
was dead?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Solid 1Ok. Gold Jewelry
One Third Less Than Regular

offering Gold Jevery
Onethrd less than regular prices lowering the standard
Such not the case Every piece Is solid J0k sOGG There
getting away from that facr
Cuff Pins, Neck Chains Tie Clasps Bar Pins Rings
Cuff Buttons Fob Chains. Brooches and Bracelets.
Take the involved this sale and tumble them
the offered by the leading speciality jewellers the city,
only the lots could would be by the
Ours marked onethird ess than theirs Same
workmanship.
large purchase from retiring manufacturer makes
economies possible
eec pair for sIOo Cuff Pins plain beaded and
scroll designs; regulation lengths with protected
$IIs for 81 so Neck Chains-hne cable link, all
SOdered "a inches long, suitable for La Vaere pendants
$LIs tor SITS Tie Gasps-good size and weight;
pretty scroll designs also plain and beaded various finishes
S124 for 500 Bar Pins-THE Pin for jabOt, veil
the SASH plain chased Made with covered backs
$1.Ss for $2.7S Rings for misses: genuine
cOOd long OblOng shapes and pretty pierced
mounting amethySts, coral turquoise
s434 for $500 to $3.50 Brooches -crescents
bursts neur de Vs. entirely paved with genuine
beautiful pieces in good arranged be pen
dant.
sL74 q pair Tor s1.7s Link Cuff Buttons a spIen-
ddy made button with the split generous
weight fancy plain designs.
S3.Ss ior $3.50 Feb Chains ribbon gold mount
ed with handsome Signe charms suspended from
English finish.
$6Ss for SIIOO Bracelets good weight and width;
made to Open hand-engraved. English finish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

~ ". Centre.
Women's Swiss Ribbed
Lisle Thread Vests, low necks
and sleeveless, hand-crocheted
front and shoulders.
Our regular &C. quality;
special at ......... 49c
Women's Swiss Ribbed
Lisle Thread Union Suits, low
neck and sleeveless, hand-ero-
cheted top, lace-Trimmed UNI
brella-shaped drawers.
The regular 81 90 quality;
special ar. ....... 10c
A Bargain for men; white
Gauze Cotton Shirts and Draw
erS; long or short sleeves;
French necks, fronts trimmed
with silk ankle-length drawers.
double seats.
The regular SOC. quality;
special at........... SIC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Handkerchief

Mems.
Soft bleached Irish linen.
Half-inch hens.
While in the Manufacturers
stock room some of them be-
came slightly discOlOred.
They'll be pure white the
first time they return from the
laundry. 3Sc quality.
Special at lee. each
Mems Linen HandkerchiefS -
half-inch hens. Openwork en-
bTOidered initials. Value $500
q dozen.
Box containing six for SEC.
Mems Silk-and-Linon Handkerchief.
CAV borders and centres in French
coIOTs, hand-embroidered initials re-
duced from 5Dc 20 4tBc. each.
MEMS German Lissa Handksschieis
with firm tape borders. They've jusG
been checked OUT Of our foreign office.
They become very soft when Numbered.
Original packing Of half dozen:
10 NIS inch-si six for g1.4S
20 fx2Oii inch-six for S1.Ss
Extra fine quality:
10 xl0 inch six for 90
ISi<xlsIf inch six for S2.4s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Women's Suits at Macy's

The Macy Suit department extends rom ThiEty0urth TO
Thirty-Hth street-and Il runs back very deep.
Second nOOr stairs quick elevators smOOth-runnng
esealator
Like your choice will be first hand. Surprisingly
low prices sbs We hold up four. Measure the whole
stOckb them.
Z3H-TaiOr made Suits black navy and reseda
32-nch semiitted long shawl collar and
cuffs Of Persian embroidery lined With peau
panel front skirt; sizes for large and small women.
s49-Sem tailored Suit Of natural pongee slk-aecurate
copy Of q costly Bechof David model; 32-inch semi
tted deep shawl collar OF black MORE silk extending
bottom Of wide cuffs MATCH lined with seeoOred
peau de cygne eOrselet skirt bottom OF skirt
of with sefcolOred silk braid applied in GFeean design
sAQ7+COpy Of Francis model black navy SERGE
34inch Coat semibIOuse effect; collar and
silk trimmed with metal buttons collar braided
lace broad faced with black silk finished with patent
leather belt tunic effect skirt.
Misses Promenade Suits, made Of serge narrow black
white ground; Semitted back box
black satin shawl collar and broad black satin cuffs; lined with
full plead skirt. value $22 So special
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

We are good and ready 20
supply all the Summer-time
Bedding. Here are q few points
OF special interest 10 furnishers
OF country homes:
I.IRht-weIaha Bsrk shlre Cronhet
Bedspreads; fun bleached. IN h,ocs
patterns; sine mss inches; apectal af
OOc.
'Red star Honsycomb BeCnpreada:
medium weight: neat MaFaeilles desiGnss
frinRed all around: sim sOxao inches.
each eh.3a.
Imported DlmltS ReClspreads- hem
med ready for uss; excellens LAUNDERING
qualley:
Size ssxSO inches: each. sI.SS
10 a.. .sxse , inSsss; Each 80
blue, pink and green: corded edges:
Hemmed. sizs oBxoO inches, e1.@
Fringed. sine osxoO inches. e7.T
Scalloped. sizs esxoO inches. e3.H
"Red MAR sheets. medium weight.
excsllens laundering quality; with saain
In oentro:
Slze 7axeo inches. each SsHc
Sine six9O inches. each 400
"Red star. pillow Gases; Of full
bleached muslin; torn from the piece
and carefully Numbered:
Sizs a3x2s inches. each lOc
Size aSx3a inches. each sic
Sixe 5Ox8 inches. each 13c
Sizs SAxss inches. each I3c
"Herald Square" Seamless FULL
Bleached sheets; made Of staple
brand muelin:
Sine sixso inchsa. each &c
Hswh-sraae All-lAnen @heets and
Gases. hemstitched with scalloped edges:
three styles 20 select from. They are
our own importmtion from Germany;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Continuation Dinner and
Glass Services nc
Special Prices


The economy Of combination,
Here are seven striking Illus
tratiOns. Dinner Sets and Glass
Services for about what Dinner
Sets alone will cost elsewhere:
PORCELAIN DINNER SET. 50
pieces. white, fancy shape, and q
90-piece Glass Service, value $50.
&C $3.es.
PORCELAIN DINNER SET. 50
pieces. green floral design, and q
S0-piece Glass Service, value $3.50,
o. $4.8s.
PORCELAIN DINNER SET. 50
pieces, pink floral decoration, gold
on handles, and Q 30-piece Glass
Service. value $50, st SS.4e.
PORCELAIN DINNER SET. 100
pieces. white, fancy shape. and Q
eO-pieee Glass Service, value $3.50,
at Se.2S.
PORCELAIN DINNER SET, 100
pieces. green floral design. and q CO.
piece Glass Service, value 5000, az
S7.4s.
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER
SET. I0i pieces, floral design in
natural coIoringS. gold on every
piece. and . 6O-piece Glass Service.
value 5000, at tI6.Ss.
LIMOGES CHINA DINNER
SET, IOII pieces. dainty floral bOr-.
der, handles stipplcd With gold. and
ses0- piece Glass Service, value S12 so.
az SlS.8e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Waists Value $500;
price 81. SO

Nj Mn NJ
Eight different styles. Some
have hand-embrOidered yOkeS,
trimmed with Valenciennes in
serting: others have imitation
Baby Irish lace Jokes.
You'll see similar designs on
sale in other stores AZ $500
and the Waists are worth IL.
Special here NJ $t.S6.
Silk Blouses-$4.96
- Pi NTH 81
Made OF pongee, natural color,
two models, both with square
low necks and three-Quarter
length SIeeves-trimmed with
pongee bands embroidered in
Persian designs.
Jumper Blouses-$5.94
Made Of fOulard silk, white
polka dots on black or navy
grounds. wide black satin band
piped with contrasting cOloI
around neck and cuffs -bOth
finished with crocheted rings and
IaCing. Copied from an i'm
ported model.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
"Florita" Corsets
Regular prices s 1000 and $12.OO
Special ak S4.96

ID u. atth -.
"FlOrita" Tailored Corsets.
Made OF fine imported broeades
white. pink and blue silk
flowers on white grounds.
Trimmed with lace and ribbon.
bOned with walOhn, three
pair heavy supporters on each
Corset: sizes. 10 TO 20.
"Marchioness" Corsets
Value $3.50; price CSC
Fine white batiSte. medium
low bust, long hips and back.
trimmed with ribbon, hose sup
pOTterS attached front and back.
You can trust any Corset that bears
the "MarchioneSs" brand ust as you
can depend on Dress Silks, Silk Gloves
and Nomen'S Silk Underwear. sold
under the same name. We warrant
everything that's Warehouses. All
such goods take but one step. From
maker TO you.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Imported Mohair Fabrics


We believe display English MOhair the largest TO be
in America.
New bOodneV artistic Inspirations work among the
spinneTs Bradford.
Their products dali but they lacked novelty
Generations families styles All that
has teen changed MOhair is out OF the
They a-Sparkle with beauty. And neN loom
hfck and dye loneliness Is here.
Look 81 50 Of MOhars. ShadOwstrpes Plain
and Diagonal effects exquisite brown drab and blue
hOhars cOlOrs Singulary attractive Setnted
grounds dream grounds by wide
stripes contrasting coo by thrUwnup selfcOlore0
bias silk stripes Shepherd checks when they
rhe motif for delicate ovepads soft
and gay9Sc and SIs. IOun enjoy looking AZ
them. Two specials
MohAir SiclAn, brilliantly finished brown tan
garnet black SO inches vide, value 7Se special
4Sc
Rich Black Shadow-strped Moha - inches wide value
81 IS; special SSc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Ruffled Net Curtains, hand
some lace inserting and edging.
mounted on best quality net:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

New England watch Company.
Watches We Sold Regularly
at $500 Now - 20
Open face. cased in sterling silver
Just She thing for q boy. Plain engine
TUNED and hand engraved eases.
You m ay buy one knowing thar you
arc saving half the Wagch money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Watches We Sold Regularly
nc $500 Now $4.24
Open face. mounted In gold-liIled
cases. guaranteed 20 years quality:
rhin m Odsi, antique bOW: one Of their
best movements; plain, polished or
Roman fiBished cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
S22.SO Semi.
made r o as
Sl6.SS

Seuni-made one
piece Robes -mer-
ceriled Irish linen
finished suitin Y
with Irish hand EN- =
broidery. light blue
butcher. lilac. pink,
green. old rose and
white new pleated
skirt style - value
So 50 special az
Sl0 ~.
White Embroid-
cred aemi = made
Robes. shaped skirt +,
l7-inch iiOnncing amt
embroidered bands
To match, including
enough plain mate
rial for waist: value
ciaI at 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

you we're TO buy each piece sepa-
rarely. paying the usual prices, each
set would cost you considerably more
than ne quote.
$500 Combination at $4.9S
Three pieces sin. Berry Bowl.
Celery Tray and Water Bottle.
$1,000 Combination az $7.49
Five pieces sin. Berry or Salad
Bowl, SugaT-and Cream. Celery
Tray and Water Bottle.
$500 Combination at $3.50
Seven pieces Sin. Berry or Salad
Bowl, Celery Tray, Sugar-and Cream,
water Pitcher. Handled Olive Dish
and Spoon Tray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Lace Curtains

Renaissance and Marie An
tOinette Lace Curtains; vide
range OF effective designs, well
made on best quality cable net:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose

The dainty shoes for Summer emphasize % ne
and delicate Hosiery.
Therefore this importation Of Pure Thread just
ceved from Paris should be interesting al
Light, sheer qualify, exapled heels and tOesback,
pink sky purple hello, Wistaa emerald
hand-embrodered clocks in seEcOlOrs.
Value $275; Our Price $2.29
Women's SOC Isle Hose at 33c
HsrmsdOrdyed Black Gaure Isle FulashiOned deep
spced SEWAGE double heels sOles and elastic
quality regular SOC quality; price. 3Se
And here's Black COttOa Hose Zoe thar
SSe cOMted
Wen regular 33c HALF Hose 90e: isle light
weight fullashiOned, double sOles and heels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

less than the restricted price-the price fixed
and maintained by the manufacturers, zoe.
Tides To Select Oc %r
Note: list Of all the titles will be supplied you
These Zon-ophOne Records standard IOnch
he played disc talking machine They Of hard
material smooth surfaces and finest
tiOn has been you
other records Thrown on the market very low prices
Over three carloads available for selling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
The Best Linens for
Skirts, Suits and Waists

Are mems desirable for skirts. suits and
waists: Here's the answer:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Linen b a n Cis.
beautifully embroid-
cred and combined
with lace in Irish and
Cluny designs. = To-
e. inches vide. Most
II them are white a
few ecru The same
pattern IN two or
three widths I'm
ported To sell at tOr
10 81 ~ "A yard: spe-
cial zoe. 3Sc., Sspc.
and tB:sc.
Chiffon Scarves,
sprinkled with dew
DROPS. finished with
satin border. p,
yards long. TO-
iRChes vide light
blue lilac. pink. wis
taria. Alice. old roee.
white and black.
vslue % 80: special
Sass.
1T ~. Centre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Six nations contribute to our display OF Linen
SuiringS. Proof enough that the world OF
women wants Linen. We've every grade
from the sheer silky Linen WaiS,ingS from
Canton. 10 the heavy, coarse hOmespun Ramie
weave from Holland on 10 the famous "Old
Bleach" from Belfast.
This is the day for linen. There is Ferment
in flaN
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-27
miner
MEETS DEATH
FRANK BATARNE VICTIM OF
FATAL ACCIDENT AT NO. 7
SHAFT OF QUINCY MINE
THIS MORNING.

Frank Batarne, aged about twenty
eight years, single man, was the
victim Of an accident at the No. Z shaft
of the quincy mine at about 1O:S0
O'Clock this morning. which resulted
in almost instant death. Mr. Batarne
was employed as bumper and was
riding from the bottom of the shaft to
the 27th level when the accident oc-
CURED. The car he was riding in was
q double decker, and when 1t reached
the level where il was supposed TO
stop, 1t was found that Batarne was
dead. Near him i'm the skip was a
piece of timber and large rock. and
It appeared that he had been struck
with this, or had struck his head
against the wall plate as the car as
cended. The victims neck was brok-
en-.
Coroner VIM. Fisher was notified OF
the accident and conducted an inquest
this afternoon. After hearing the tes-
timony the jury returned a verdict o.
accidental death.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-27
SAYS VOTE Will
BE LIGHT IN up.
CONGRESSMAN n. OLIN YOUNG
STATES THERE is MARKED
APATHY IN POLITICS
THIS YEAR.

Congressman II. Olin Young of Ish-
peming. who will conduct a Republi-
can rally at the Red Jacket town hall
this evening, arrived at noon today
from Escanaba where he addressed the
voters last evening. In discussing the
situation in the upper peninsula. with
a representative of The News shortly
after his arrival. Mr. Young comment
ed upon the apparent lack of inter
est i'm matters political throughout the
upper peninsula this fall. Mr.. Young
stated that apathy has been found al
most everywhere Gortn OF Tire straits
and that the indications now point to
very light vote on November S.
Interest is keener in the lower part
of the state and a heavy vote may be
expected there. Congressman Young,
however. believes that the campaign
which is being inaugurated by the
Republican party throughout this sec
ton. and which will continue from
now until the eve of the election, will
accomplish good results and help
arouse interest.
Mr.. Young can see no reason why
the Republican party should fear the
outcome of the election, despite the
fact that this is an off year. political
ly. He looks for sweeping victory
throughout the entire state.