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The Detroit times., 1910-07-29
~. or PUBLIC WORKS,
Detroit. July ~. 1910.
y CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CR0CY LATERAL SEWER.

h 9oolo1 proposals will be received ut
~ of6oo Of the Department Of Public
yor1Es. = Detroit, Mich. until Tues
-. AuG. 2, 1910. ut 10 o'clock a. m,
1ard time. at which time and place
~ VIII be opened. for furnishing all
11 maphole rings and covers. which
51|5 - furnished by the city. and build
~ 1g4 aniekinq cesnplcte, together
sss on i,is IL to , shs
1I6o, t14s1AsA crook lateral sewer in
4p1lg fng n6eecriesd alley; =,
~ -ovoG 1kfupp and Blackstone -aves,
~ II blQeks bounded by Lawndale
* 10 ln1 eves.. Krupp- ave. M
~ sn S'Se ~sss I hlRs Ssd = certissd
nE checks payable 20 the order Of
tBsns e toI Pubic ass .;, wo & ,S e
~ Bspsrtnssn9 ' in case the biddesr
ss within Ave- dsysaf snssr the accept ga
nGo of htg or their tender. Such con-
19 20 ~ sob5ect to the approval
cennon Council; Checks de-
1<161 20 the bidder on demand. The
Az Whose tender Is accepted will
~ 1DQuired 20 furnish with his con-
sf gs ss@ s2a p 70 . cent c ~ ts q
~ ~ pgbce 81 eath sewer awarded,
>[]bI64 on the full and faithful
rof mis- or their part OF the
ss{!a ssos s y. /, !, . paid e
10y " 40 purchased by the sinking
1D4 4eEnrzl ssfon eccoyding to law. !
<&M bond the smount deposited with
kso1er vili be returned 70 the con-
- ki6& Win be accepted from ans
<1om ~ Arm who Is in arrears 70 ths
~ 0e<roit upon debt or contract
No ~ III 1ofank ~ surety or Others
~ 1Don eny ohIigation 20 the sai<
ar>>o npsssncAtions a. detaii 10,
q = - sssssl - z sis r. ss'
I
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

(jFavcS suicide was brought
HIS frisnds believe, by the fact
Is was doometl to die soon and
ono 10 have II ON er at once rather
4 walt quietly for his impending
t1ution.
@3out two weeks@a ago he suffered a
80 Of apoplexy. Calmly disagnos-
~ own case, hes concluded that a
- stroke would ssoon be due and
e would surely Hs fatal. He CON,
ID this to his frieA ads. and, while
showed no Symphonic OF nervous
his acquaintancas believe that
approaching fate preyed upon his
n6 and induced him ito make away
IS himself TO end the nervous
- Crnxss. who Is "a Christian
cntlst. 6ought to eradicate her hus-
- bGllof a Mo approaching death
.6txuVS ~ ocnyince him that
11nn nc1onco could save him,
rA his< avn msdictnes' might be
1oes. The doctor xeststed the
nes Of his WIFE
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

- p. O.. ROBBED ~ DAYLIGHT. !.
PONTIAC, Mich. July 29.--Robbed
m broad daylight OF Silt In money
IL the record established at the post
once az Highland. The money was
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

y Special train leaves Brush-st. depot
lat 1880 q. IN. Passengers are request
ed to purchase tickets In advance at
the City Ticket Once. and irpot used.
money will be refunded.
City Ticket Once. t24 Woodward.
ave. Phone N. 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

Bwsfsess-ifke Prfntinw. No fuss ana
no feathsrs- The plain, neat kind that
J iSSss s,ss NJ -. yzs.:,ss Ss =
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

onro : ~ Death Ne kixss To.
Al lpDe6llegt Drug He
~ apd' prinl<s Them :
n3on1f. Conn. July 3D.
TX want rest; / want tcsbe
wVce 1.-THE last words offDr.
u Graves, Of Bridgeport, ms
ylng NE Or his sumner cottage
- B<wdh AFTER having taken
Z III sho most powerfulydrugs
nsdicipe chest. The doctor
hsd In an automobiles amSu-
Bridgel30rt. where hes died at
Ia. . pr vsste hospital.
v-members OF the laedical9pro-
rworked desperately over him
powerful poisons which he
en- into hisH system defiedtanti-
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29
M KILLED sELE. -.
EAXS C0R0NEKss Jury

rDler RalIroad Man shot sltsmsstl
4 oj6onHaily orr commjttedr Sui
o(de, lshlot stsked.
nCA30s July 2s.---JBa G. RAwnt
cent ofe<he Monon FailyDad, kilt
11noelf This II the verdict Of tfts
after hours Of debate, returned
k1n0 this morning. But the jWpga
not .determfne, sor at least aa4i
Rhet ~. RaWn shot himself accl-
Nv a. committed suicide. They
1ulcfdEl intent this jury ~ unan lie
1ermin6. hut the position of the
~ and t1so typ6 Of the regOlv or
tie accidental theory lsssVpstsb-
nvn,s name Aforementioned a ethe
- Central car repair graft I'm
1rnfion for the first time ye0ser-
and It u expected today the
~ Of other higher ofiicials Wall be
IL into deflnite connection SFith
{(eals that viii amount to 1Wand
m1Ilion. Of dollars.
- "a suing the Memphis CARGO,
31|e reetituti0n Of $500. 900 graft. /"
MA Attorney Biggs, for the II
Central, but from the revela-
ef witnesses, we may have To
~ 4neRe before NE ara fhrnrfgn.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

|. .PontIae, Oxford and Northern ~.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05

minutes more of wrestling the first fall came. Christensen had a sort of scis- sOrs hold on Balsz and at the same time was lying on Balsz' left arm. which he held. The local man was trapped and slowly his shoulders touched the mat.
 During the intermissiOn Balsz ex- pressed some doubts about being able to throw Christensen. He is too pow erful for me-" he said. But his friends urged hiE1 on. They told him they had placed their bets on him and they ex- pected him to win. Balsz said he could not hold the big man down the neces- sary three seconds, but it was only a few minutes later that he had Chris jensen in a grip that the big man could not break no matter how long he had. "It is the first time in my life" Balsz said after Chris threw him, that I was ever thrown"
 It was one minute after 10 when the men stepped on the mat for the sec ond round. Balsz had previously told his friends that if Christensen tried his head spin again he knew a hold that NOulu llA uiIIl NsliIlS lIN II d6dlb and Balsz got hold on him that could not be broken The men roughed il for while and then Balsz stood Chris jensen on his head while Chris had his powerful legs wrapped around the butchers body. BalsZ tried to throw him in this position but could not twist his legs around. Chris recovered and the men went to the mat again.
 With Balsz flat on his stomach Chris got his usual nelson and then tried to do his somersault and bring Balsz over with him. Balsz didn't come but whirled around and got his legs around Christensen's head. Chris vainly tried to stand on his head and heels to keep his shoulders off the mat but Balsz slowly raised Christ head from the floor and his shoulders fell to the mat. The referee looked at one shoul- der and then ran around to look at the other and found them both down The crowd waited 5reathless!y They expected one of Christensen's swift shifts of position, but it did not come He was fast-caught apparently while executing one of his spectacular stunts Balsz was declared the winner and the crowd yelled.
 A lively preliminary match was wrestled by Frank Levy and J. B. Dor othy. two lightweight tow heads who were so evenly matched that it took a long time for the falls. Finally Doro- thy got tired and Levy threw him after twenty minutes with a half-nelson. Levy also got the second fall in six teen minutes.
 The match between Zand Jeffries and Leo Rocker, which was held in Prescott last night, was declared a draw. The men wrestled before a light house for some time and as neither man could get fall a draw was called
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
DANNY BALSz WINS
 FROM CHRISTENSEN
EACH MAN GOT ONE FALL DUR.
 ING THE HOUR.
Up in Prescott the Jeffries- -RockIer
 Match Is Declared a Draw.

In a swift and decisive wrestling match Dan Balsz of Phoenix defeated Al Christensen at the Third avenue theater last night. The terms of the match were that Christensen should throw Balsz twice in an hour or that Balsz should throw Christensen once. The handicap was made on account of the difference in weight of the two men. The first fall came after eight minutes and thirty seconds of the fast est sort of mat work and was won by Christensen. After a fifteen minute rest the men came together again and within five minutes Balsz threw Chris jensen, winning the match.
 It was a rather small Fourth of July audience that greeted the two men when they stepped out on the mat. IL was quite evident that Balsz, the To- cal man, was the favorite. He got most of the cheers, but Christensen got some also.
 When time was called by Referee II. E. Gerdes the men went at 1t in the snappiest sort of way. It was perhaps the most spectacular of any of the wrestling exhibitions that have been given in Phoenix since the arrival of Christensen. Balsz came out adorned in the usual black tights he wears, while Christensen was barefooted and barelegged.
 The first man to go to the mat was Balsz. Chris got a half-nelson and twisted him to the mat. Balsz quickly recovered. In the first few minutes of wrestling both men showed some quick and clever work at breaking holds. Both Balls. and Chris did some aero batic head spinning. This is one of Christensen's favorites and called for applause every time he did it. The first four minutes were the fastest of the whole match. There was no hesita- ton or stalling. Every opening was quickly seized upon and there were no dull moments. Then Christensen begged a short respite so that he might replace his tights with others of more adhesive qualities After nearly five
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
MINORITY LEADER
 TALKS ID TAMMAnY
Continued rom page ID

cuable sickness, suffering and death. an outrage which they have abundant power to stopi
 If We have the EeXt house, as l believe we will have, we will honestly and courageously report a bill to re- wise the tariff down to a revenue basis, pass it through the house and send it over to the senate. Perhaps by that time the senate. yielding to the public demand, will also pass it. If it does not, we will go to the people on that issue in 1912.
 "A democrat is a man who believes in democratic principles and who votes the democratic ticket. In recent years there has been much struggling from the ranks. I cordially invite all black sliders to come back home. l also heartily invite all others who are dis satisfied with republican misrule and republican extravaganza to join with us in the crusade for the overthrow of the republican machine. We will give them warm welcome. not inquiring too closely into their political pedi- grees or political antecedents. The doors stand wide open. There is no mourners' bench in the church demo- cratic. Even lifelong republicans will be welcomed on the good old principle that,
 While the lamp holds out to burn, The vilest sinner may return"
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
Glendale Department
FOR MOTHERS.
How to Keep Baby Health and Smiling
 in the Hot Summer Time.


 Here are the suggestions of the na- tional capitals health department on How to Keep the Baby Well in the Summer Time: Mothers milk as an infants food has no equal. Do not give the baby any other food before it is 10 months old. Do not begin to wean the baby in hot weather. Feed him at regular hours; do not feed him every time he cries. Until or weeks old. he should be fed every two hours during the day, and once or twice in the night If bottle feeding is neces sary, it should be under the direction of a physician. Milk should be pas teuriZed. Cows milk should be modi- fled. Canned and bottled foods for in fants. as a rule, are objectionable. All food should be lukewarm. Always boil the boJtle immediately before refilling it. Children need water as much as adults. Give baby all the fresh water he wants-but never ice water.
 Do not give a child under years old, ham, bacon, pork. cabbage. pickles. tea or coffee, bananas, berries, or Oth- CT fruit, except orange or prune juice. and stewed or baked apples. Do not give any cake, candy or ice cream. Baby needs plenty of pure air at all times Keep him out of doors when possible-if not in a well ventilated room. Always protect baby's eyes from the bright light Put him to sleep at regular hours each day. He should always sleep in a bed by himself. New CT give him soothing sirup. In hot weather have the clothing light and cool Give the baby tub bath every day in tepid water. Wash the mouth at least twice a day with a soft cloth. with mixture of baking soda and wa ter
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
Skin Diseases ReadilyCured
 by a Simple Home Remedy.

If you are suffering from any form of skin or scalp disease, would you like to get prompt relief and be per manently cured by a clean, liquid preparation for external use? Elvey & Hulett, the druggists. have this rem edy in stock and want lheir customers to know that it is recommended for Eczema. Blackheads. Pimples. Dand- ruff Tetter and other diseases of the skin and scalp. Zemo has made some remarkable cures and with each pur- chase of ZEMO, Elvey & Hulett will give you a booklet on skin diseases and you can diagnose yOul own ca Se and be cured in your own home without any inconvenience or loss of time from business by this clean, simple prepara- ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
PERSON AL MENTION

Guests at the Ford are: C. w Harter, Tucson Joseph Rudy, Skull Valley; Rowenah Christensen. Curtis. Neb.; D. R. Cargill Prescott; M. F. Shea. Springfield. O.; MT. McArdle. Prescott; H. B. Johns, Prescott Chas. s. Keefer, Prescott; the Misses Lanier and Griffin, Salisbury, N. C.; J. H. Rose, Mesa: Dr. Meade Clyne. Tucson; P L. Baker. Los Angeles.
 At the Commercial are: c. l.. Eube, Mesa w. G. Weber. Miami; J. K. Me Carthy, Florence; D. J. Rice. San Fran cisco; Mrs. Harrowitz, Phoenix; c. F. Egan. Omaha; Emery w. Fisher. Palms, Cal; George Ogelsay. Parker; w. H. Cooper. Ray; l.. R. Mason, Phoenix; H c. Bascom, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
FASHIONABLE NecKWEAR.

The latest style in neckwear is to have a touch of black. The under collar is of plaited white or ecru with a top collar of black satin. They come both in the high and the Dutch collars but the latter are the most fashionable. The twO-inch wide insertion joined together. or of embroidered batiste, are greatly worn. The newest style is not worn flat on the neck, but is mounted on the neck-band of the waist This particular style is a favorite with the women who do not want a very low collar. but one which is comfortably low
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
THE COMMON TypE

T suppose said the fair summer girl to the itinerant photographer who was plying his trade at the seaside re- sort. you are good judge of human nature?"
 Well" he replied. cautiously. "I have many opportunities for observing it."
 Would you mind telling me-" she continued, what you consider the most common type of women?"
 "The tintypre. ma'am,"\he answered. unhesitatingly -Four for quarter" Chicago News.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
School Notes

Harry Belding was enrolled in the
first grade Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lagn ard Mrs Rozell
visited the first grade last week
The third grade has started making
their Thanksgiving booklets.
The pupils of the high school have
found out that examinations are no
joke.
Miss Eunice Egan and number OF
other Vermillion high school girls
were third grade callers Friday.
The second grade got the Gag lasi
month for the highest per cent. IT,
regular attendance, which was 9S COZ.
Twenty mine pupils of the second
grade received quarter h0lida', htv
Ing been neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month Of October.
A letter was r. ceived from Jennie
UtfOrd, formerly a pupil o. the third
grade. She is now living in Ingle-
wood, Ca, and says they like their
new home very much.
Those who were exempt in all their
studies ani depOrt me 0l are as follows:
Grace Homer, Florence Ericsson,
Sadie Tone, Alice E. jck. Mary Hayes,
Grace Herrtly, Nj dred Stickney and
Richard JOhnson.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

Dick Richards is the boss of the in
'surgent faction and the Huronite is the
organ Of Boss Richards A cent issue
'Of the Huronite contains an article OF.
the editorial page from Bryan's Com
moner. which article severely criticiSes
the appointment of GOvern)r Hughes to
the United States Supreme bench. In
repriHting this articl4 without adverse
comment the Huronite, the organ of the
''reformer" who is leading the reform
forces, endorses Bryan's criticism of
n'overnor Hughes. If man like Hughes
lis to be criticised by alleged ''reformers, "
where will be found man that will
please and satisfy the insurgents? Tn
like the reform" leaders in this state
Govern,r Hughes is u practical reformer
and has done more good than regiment
of fellows like Dick Richards who talk
~'Ieform' and wrlte"reform' articles and
practices the exact opposite TO what they
preach. Governor Hughes has not be, n
guilty of posing as a reformer on the
subject of spoils in politics ard at the
same time writing private letters asking
that the offices be SO handled as to bene-
tfitthe leaders of The new machine -
lroquoiS hief "A a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

the rule established from the foundation
OF this government. do appoint Thur
day. Nov. "a, 1910, as day of National
Tha nksg sgiving and prayer, enjoining the
people upon that day 10 meet in their
churches for the praise of Almighty God
and to return heartfelt thanks to Him
for all His goodness and loving kind
ness.
I'm witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
"Done at the city of Washington, this
5th day of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hund ed and
ten, and of. the Independence of the
United States, the one hundred and
thirty-ifth.
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
by the president.
ALVEY A. Adee. Acting Secretary
OF State"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
Return Game with We million

The boart has voted 10 suspend The
sessions of the high school umorrow,
a. nearly all wished 10 go 10 Vermillion
for lhe retdrn game of toOtb II. There
will he special car. win decorations,
banners, etc attached TO the regular
morning train west and GOc fare Go
along and help boost for The boys.
They will rot have As easy time as
las Friday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
iPRES. TAFTs THANKSGIVING PROC.
LAMATION

This year of 1910 is drawing TO a
eolnse. The rec rds of population and
AaEyeSt, which are the index OF progress,
sshaw vigorous national growth and the
Ihealth and prosperous well-being of our
communities throughout this land and
in our possessions beyond the seas
These blessings have not descended up
on us in restricted measure, but overflow
]; and abound. They are tile blessings
I. and bounty OF God.
We CONT lue to be at peace with the
rest OF the world. La all essential mat
ters our relations with other peoples, are
harmonious with an evergrowing reality
OF friendliness and depth OF recognition
OF mutual dependence. 1t IS especially
TO be noted that during The past year
great progress has been achieved in the
cause OF arbitration and the peaceful
settlement of international disputes
aNow. therefore, |, William Howard
Taft, president OF the United States oil
America, in accordance w,1h The wise
custom OF the civil magistrate since the
first settlements in this land, and with
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
Back 10 the OId Trails

The N0vember Sports Affh is a num-
her Of unu>u'l interest, presenting as
does the opening chapters OF Back TO
the Old Traiis--a CON iuualiOn uf Fifty
Y as OF WOODS Life. The first in
sLallmenls al Ihi< autobi0gr ply ap-
Deared in Sports Afeid i've years ago,
creating more widespread interest than
any story Of Western adventure ev r
published, and its continuation In
--ri fn'm will be keenly eni 'yed by
Young d old alike B. sides thfs stir
ug autobiography. The magazine con-
tains A M.mOra hle NJ nnesota Moose
9uI t, A Hunting Trip Through Wy
1mir e. The Bear Hunt ut Cage Cove.
Pat Durack'> Great Ride, The Widow
Feigeuson Thanksgiving Turkey,
Some Mic ligan r shing W ters, Daer
Hunting In w ,cpnsin. ard grea'
variety Of hurting AID ii hing article;
from all parts Of The world. Your news
de- ler can supp y you; II not, send l5t
TO Sports Aield, 35s Detr rborn street
Chicago, IT,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
Foot Bali
ELK PoINs, 81; VERMGLLIoN, 0.

ELK POINS, 81; VERNIILLIoN, O.
The Elk Point high school football
eleven met similar high school
team from VermiilIon ,as: Friday af,
ternoOn at The city park. The best
home gama Ct the 'ason resulted ,Ver.
million putting up much better game
than indicated by the score. But they
were clearly Outclassed a.d Piayed of
their feet
Elk Point made two tOuchdo oSHs H.
the fret haif by line bucks AID emo
ruUs. failing on one goal. r. more
touchdowns were piled up in the las
half, none OF them yielding geals
Twice only was Elk PO nt's goal in any
danger and then our defense proved
tavSsnesshie. " Conway, Eslick. Ceilg
and Kelly did some stellar stunts for
Elk Point, while VermIllton's work
was largely defensive.
Following is The lineup Of the two
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE
Upper Civil Bend

Work on The Q Muddy was hegun
This weak.
Grover Pond visited in school dis
trict l6 last Monday.
Ir,l Cooke WAS Il Sunday evening
cal er at G w. Ltne'-.
We can hear The mus OF the corn
bum At any time now.
QIire q mum oer from here attended
the show Saturday night.
George ii"1on and family visited 1T
Andrew Halver.On'- las Sunday.
Lon Lane wynr TO S oux City Frjda,
evening for visit win his mother
He returned Sunday.
]. ) Cooper came back from Sioux
City Saturday evening. He took H
trip down to he farm M0nda'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

Jerry Ryan of Elk Point, formerly
sheriff of Union county, 3. d, was in
Sioux City Wednesday TO attend the re-
publican lly."-Friday'S Sioux City
Journal.
Glad to hear il. This probably ac-
counts for the great democratic slump
in Union county on Tuesday. 20 again,
Jerry; it will do you good
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

LAST May our interesting contempo-
gary, the Beresford Republic, published
AL Item to the effect that it didn't kuow
that anybody was running for clerk of
court except Mr.. prey ol Beresford.
Wonder if the Republic has discovered
yet that one Will Coverdale of Elk Point
was in the running?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

THE annual cry that turkeys are
scarce and high, is now being heard for
the benefit Of the dealers. Down in this
neck OF the woods turkeys since election
are more plenty than democrats and cost
less money.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10

WE regret that that little family row
az At Alcester has had its issue in the
election Of democrats senator. What
ever blame or benz fit comes out of il
must be laid to this source. 1t will be
well for its promoters to remember the
words of Theodore Roosevelt at Sioux
Falls: ut seems to me that when men
fgo into a primary they ought to abide
by the result"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-10
REFERENDUMED LAWS
Marriages

Married. at the BAPTIST psr.onage in
this city, TuesdaU Af ernOon, Nov. 8,
by the pnsto,, Rev. Geo. w Bird,
Louis ROsenbaum, son of Cha,l4
Resent bauT, and Miss Sussie Jessop,
both of Jefferson.