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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

The troubles Brother Bill Tart IL
having with his cwn dear little soidlY
Republican state OF Ohio must De
amusing 10 outsiders.
Taft's party in the Buckeye state
has been pretty badly ty-speeked 10y
the efforts OF woua'be but cant-hr
successors OF Uncle Mark Hanna ~
run IL for the corporations aud the
usual enormous Republican majoritieS
he southern tail of the organization
Is run by the urspcAkable Cox. win
his policy OF c. o. ID. The northern
head is wasged this way or that ~
the little 2Xi Dick and the repudiatec
II. T. Herrick. while around In the sig
gard of the thing circulates the long
legged. bewhiskcrea Harris and War
Tea Harding. who has been training
fuI and never entered the guberna-
torial Marathon since almost the time
Of old Ber Wa lie and John Giddings.
In addition To such REORGANIZATION
Gov Harmon. rising Democratic
presidential possibility. has been dig
glns up slathers II grating by past
Republican state officials. and things
have an ugly look for Brother Bin
raft's home state in 1912
When ohio Republicans arn't hold.
ing Ohio Offices the Ohio climate Is
SO cold that you car almost feel he
north pole. aud so n number OF the
very smartest Buckeye politicians
went over ard slept In the white
house a couple OF nights and persuad'
cd Brother Bal - surrender his As
sistant attorney general Wade Elhs.
that Wade might become chairman II
the party back in Ohio. Brother Bin
said he hated To dc IT, Wade was
making red-hot assistant attorney,
had already bitten Off most OF the ten
tacles OF tue rapacious corporation &c
topus. unbeknownst 10 the octopus
or anyone else; but. for the good "
the party. and all that, etc. etc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
Oh, Yes. We Get What We Want

Do we get what we want when we
want IL?
When We want nice, yellow butter,
we get II. irrespective of the cows
desire to leave 1t uncolored. We want
rich. golden cake, and we get that,
but the rich. golden color is frequent
~ due to Dapthol yellow and not to
the eggs IN the cake.
\ When we sit down at the breakfast
table We think we are getting Just
what we want; but do We? We have:
W Corn Mullins
(Yellowed with napthol yellow in
place OF eggs)
Country Sausage
(Casings tinged red with vegetable
dye)
Coffee
fColored with chicory and ground rye
and peas)
In the evening we rush home from
work. and this dinner menu stares US
an the face:
Beef Tea Rouillon
Cred from saltpeter, per cent?
Fish
Fine Red Salmon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
MOST ANYTHING

un'erstan' II as a whole sentence; an
tn baby's mother kin say a whole SEN
teneo an not say anything at all"
Some men never succeed because
they are afraid Ct doing more than
their share
One-folrth of she savings OF tho
whole country are deposited In tho
banks OF New York
Iawba"k: Our SOC doesn't get his
brains from you.
Mrs. Iawbaek: No; | confess lao
must have Sot EN- from you. At least.
somebody got yours-if you ever had
any.
There are 81 men In Seattle TO every
36 women.
One-half the word. driving automo-
biies doesn't know how the other half
lodges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

Oh. it's just my luck; some other
manager has nabbeQ her Engaged
her for the West-end at a big salary.
That's the way they get spoilt What
fool | was not TO have a proper
contract"
Burles expressed a proper commis-
Grafton with the unlucky Cohen
He knew that he was on the risht
trail this time. Very cleyerly he
fshed out the address OF La Belle
ATLANTA from Cohen. walked OF
thoughtfully in the direction OF Water.
loo-bridge. a little while longer. and
he would be able 10 definitely say who
was the unhappy woman now lying AZ
No. Ii Vernonterrace. A dingy-look-
ing d-of-all-work presented herse 4
al the door of 40. Waterloo bridge.
road, and demanded 10 know what
Burles required Then pump female
in a faded silk dress. appeared, and
Burles followed her into a stuffy par
Tor. His manner was serene now
Il have come about a ledger OF
yours" he said. A lady called La
Belle ATLANTA Here is my card. (
want to look over the lady's sitting
room"
Tie detectives card had the de-
sired effect The woman in the silk
dress hoped that there was nothing
wrong. The lodger had not been
home all night. but the landlady had
not worried much on that score. Such
goings on were not infrequent amongst
her dodgers. II there was any rob
berry or that kind of thing"
Nothing OF the sort" Burles said
promptly. II am acting in the inter.
ests Of your lodger. Will You be so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
CHAPTER xlII.-(continued).

CHAPTER xlIl.-(continued).
Mona Gui held out his hand and
grinned. The information was at the
disposal OF the signor. The lady ~
question was called La Belle ATLANTA
and she was TO be found for the pres
ent al the Southeastern Palais Royal
proprietor Samuel Cohen.
With a pleased sense. OF an hour OF
two we'll spent. Buvles hurried on 20
the Palais Royal matinee perform
ance was just over, for crowds Of peo-
pie we're coming out. The face OF the
proprietor did not altogether Indicate
that he was satisfied with things He
was so short and curt with Burles
that the latter was compelled 10 dis
close his social status. The shabby
figure in the Respondent fur coat
apologized suitably. He had every rea-
son TO be annoyed, he said. Confound
those women For instance. there was
his great new draw-La Bette Atalan-
Ia. True. she was not under contract,
because Mr.. Cohen had not deemed II
necessary so long as La Belle Atalanta
was 10 get two pounds FOR each per
formance. matinees extra. And TODAY
the ungrateful hussy had not turned
up Doubtless she had been lured
away by some other manager. Buries
felt that he was getting hot on the
scent.
Have YOU sent round TO her
rooms?" he asked Perhaps she has
been taken ill?'
Not She Cohen growled. cot
course | sent round 10 her rooms in
the Waterleo-road. And they said
that she had not been home all night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

Ever SO many people have writteG
me TO ask for some simple, mex
pensive dishes TO take the place OF
the oldfashioned ones that are so
costly So | will tell YOU few We
have tried at our house
Instead OF ribbon cake We feed the
baby ribbon. One roll OF baby ribbon
goes long way. Our baby generally
falls asleep with one end hanging
out OF its mouth, so we stealthly tie
few more yards on TO the end in
case 1t wakes up hungry. In this way
there is no interruption for meals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

Ito he Continued.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

The proposition is BAD-VERY bad
is Of woodpile colored gentlemen in them
look instance possible fares under the
proposed ordinance
and night uni
to 8 p n and
IS cents at all
4sevensoraquae eah.for workinsmsns
~gsSssorsauarser day
during work
foraquarter from "
e0h.oraauar'sr during
For years equipment has been inadequate to
the demands upon it.
present rolling fit only for early
consignment the junk pile
buy many than it has hand give
thing like the service the public demands
HOW NICELY WOULD U. R. BE ABLE TO SHOW DE.
FTcrrs THOSE PERIODS FOR WHICH RATE OF FARE
AT LESS THAN sx-F0R-AQUARTER is RECOMMENDED
creating this deficit what valuable property the u
r. would have to sell to the city in 1924
idle attempt reasonable Of for
upon percentage profit when the manys
is the whip hand from to finish
The obtained appraisal the property the
goes gives the benefit of a value upon its fran
sired accomplish something for the people who have
ny been willing be comforted by the fact that
els life there hope why didn't the committee strike ea
upon earnings of the the past
and with the fat propostion9
in the of wepreseDted with plan
openly would permit of juggling and manipulation by the
With guard protect the interests of the street
but HONORARY commission Of INEXPERIENCED CIV
My A PART of their time work that calls for EXPERTS
ALL Of their time
bound and determined settle Detroits traction muddle
ctory possible without recommending purchase the
the lines did LOWEST Pos
BILE REASONABLE RATE and the people of the city who
service kind of idea of what
for the the
of the lines.
The committee certainly does not pupor eighfor
aquarter IT HAS PROVIDED IN NO SENSE FOR
PROMISE BEING KEPT
The committee appointed by understood to
SETTLE the street railway problem.
understand with having but
definite decision and that decision that the Detroit United railway
SHALL another franchise fare quality service
other incidental matters LEFT TO ITSELF.
The committee $4,000 Detroit however be heard
from and to final judgment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

Mayor Breitmeyer's committee OF
so proposes as settlement OF De-
troit's traction problem that the
company give service for the first
eight months under an ordinance
giving it franchise until 1924, at
the rate of eight tickets for a
quarter
At the end Of eight months, A
NON SALARIED commission, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
The Committee Of 50
Would Not Go as Far,
Even, as Scent Fares

The One Matter u Has Settled, as
FAR 40 We Can See, 10 That the
o. Y. r. Shall Have An
other Franchise-And
AZ Its Own Terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-24
Holiday time with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer

holiday time viii, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
l. Goshen. NIL 5s,
Frank Knox, Jr.. and his brother. DC
Witt Knox, are home from the cast. ana
will spend the next few weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Knox.
Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, president of the
Utah Federation OF Women's Clubs,
Is spending the Christmas holidays with
relatives IN Michigan. She viii speak
before the Womair's Suffrage league IN
Detroit Monday, Dec. &C.
Miss Florence Kinball, who Is stu
dying music in Boston. and Miss Alice
Kimbnll, who is attending Dana Hail,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D.
kImball of Salt Lake. VIII spend the
holidays together in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Reid will have as
their guests over Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs Hubert Richards and family of
Springvilc and Miss Nora tombstone.
Mrs. Percy Browne and little son.
Richard, who have been spending some
time In Mt. Pleasant. have returned
and will be with Mrs. +. Godbe in
Fourth East street for the holidays.
Harold Lamb is here from Pasadena,
and will be guest over the holidays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-24
Household Economy
How to Have the Dcst Cough
Syrup and Save 81, by
Making 1t at Home.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Cough medicines, as rule contain n
large quantity of plain syrup. If you
take ono pint OF granulatcd sugar. add
u pint Of warm water and stir about
. minutes. you have as good syrup as
money could buy.
If you Will then put 2h ounces OF
Plnex GO cents WORTH in pint bottle.
and MI it up with the Sugar Syrup. you
will have as much cough syrup as you
could buy. ready made for $3.50. 1t
And you will find It the best cough
syrup you ever uscd---even In whooping
cough You can feel 1t take hold--usu-
ally stops tho most severe cough In "a
hours. 1t 10 just laxative enough, hna
good tonic object and taste Is pleasant.
Take a tcnspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
It Is a splendid remedy. too. for
hoarseness, asthma. chest pains, etc.
pinGX Is tho most valuable concern
trated compound OF Norway white Pine
extract, rich in Eulaicol and NIL tho
healing pine clements. No other prepa-
ration Will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now
used and priced In thousands OF homes
In tho United States and Canada. Tho
plan has often been Initiated but never
successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex,
or will get 1t for you. II not. send to
The PineA Co., TT. Wayne. lnd.
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pEsERET EYENING NEWS SATURDAY. DEcEAIBER "a 1910

Boston and New York. where she has
spent the past month.
Mrs. Gnrratt &. Wilkln. who was
Miss Julia Cullen. is here from the
southern part OF the state, q visitor at
the Cullen home.
Mrs. Egbert C. Jacobs lias returned
from a stay of some time in New York.
ana is again at her home ut G5S Third
avenue.
Mrs ]. n Treasure will leave short
~ after Christmas for the east ana
spend some time with friends,
Miss Rculah Bachman left today for
Provo TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Schwnb over the holiday time.
Miss Katherine Hoag, who has been
in school ut Rowland hal has gone to
be with her parents in Ogden over the
holidays.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George w. Craig of
Provo We're in the city spending a few
days with friends.
II. Is. Webb has gone to his home in
Greenvile, Miss, to spend Christmas
time with his brother and family.
Miss Margaret Walker and Miss No
rhine Thompson are here to spend the
Christmas vacation with their par
cnts.
Miss Marie Odell and Miss Vera Ed
wards are here from New York. where
they have been attending Miss Knox's
school. to spend the holidays at their
homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-24
lays with her SON David
spend the holidays With her son, David
Keith. Jr., in New York.
MsThE LARdERN GA q 10 ,f,.4
OUTSIDE MI '
CITIES eSGSs 49,
OGDEN.

On Monday evening ut the Congress
Dancing academy the second dancing
party given under the auspices of the
Florodora club was held, there being
about one hundred couples present,
The club. which has just been organz-
ed, is composed of n number Of young
married people OF the city and II IL
their intention to give series OF par
ties during the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lisenby of salt
Lake stopped over Il day in Ogden 70
visit b, w. Lisenby, assistant mnnuScr
OF the Electric Supply X Fixture
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Lisenby arc en-
route to California 10 spend the holt
days.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of the Rev. S G. c. Hickman, Of the
Central Park Presbyterian church, oc-
Cured the Wedding of Charles ".
Davis and Miss Julia l.. Davis, both of
this city. Only few close persona!
friends and relatives attended the
ceremony After short wedding trip.
Mr., and Mrs Davis Will I've at home
to their friends AZ their new home on
Reeve avenue.
on "Wednesday evening NJ the home
OF the brides parents, occurred the
Wedding os Albert Thornton of Ogden
add Miss Euhy Wadman OF Logan. the
Rev Powell percprmmg the nuptial
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton will
make their home in OGDEN.
Air. and Mrs. LEROY Eccles were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-24

gerald. o. NJ. Runyan. Fred NJ NJ.
William a. Turner. II. A. Littlcnoyyee'
John s. Lewis, Richard Il. Hume, Iai'
De Vine, Fl. C. Bigelow. ]. L. B JUS
nolds. j. Mories. Elliott Browne by p.,
10 Emmett. Joseph Chez. w. II. Hal Ht9.-
ris, Charles Q; Henry. James II
Kniesly; Misses Katherine Fl,y,.Ns'
Md. Margaret DeVine. Nettie HARE
,rillie Peterson. o.
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PROVO.

The many friends OF Miss Ealc Pm,
lock will be pleased to learn of her
marriage to j. Raymond Hinchcliff ~
Ogden which was solnlr.!zed We<,n,,
day in the Salt Lake 5emple Miss RmI
lock IL one of the charming young loIlia.
of our city who ",s-.nbers her friends H.,
her acqualntances. Mr.. Hinchcliff is !
promising young business man of o.
gen. They will be at home to thnI,.
friends after January Is. 1911. at q,
Rose court, Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. T'era Decker ci,arminrt,.
entertained ut their home Monday o..
ming the members of the "Out For E,rn
club" The rooms were deliberately doc.
Grated with the Christmas cffrc,
throughout the house. Each guest wrs
they vert leaving. Five hundred was
played and enjoyed by all. Elaborato
refreshments were served by m"
hostess.
Mrs. II. L. Gray was hostess at =
bridge party at her home WcdncSduv
afternoon, followed by an elaborate din.
ncr.
Mrs. L. l.. Glazier delightfully."- enter.
tanned ut Il dinner party at her HON,
Wednesday, evening. Covers were laid
for Il.
Miss Ruth Anderson. who is attending
the Rowland Academy in Salt L,r,
Is IN Provo to spend the holidays -
her parents Mr. and Mrs Cooper An
son ut Olmstead.
Prof and Mrs. a. P. Merrill arc spend.
ing the Christmas holidays In Richmond
With relatives.
Mrs. Il. d. Sutton entertained n nun.
Der of friends ut dinner Sunday, The
occasion being her birth annivcrsary.
Covers were laid for 90.
Miss Fay Loose arrived homo Monday
from New York to spend the holidays
with her parents Col. and Mrs. c. +.
Loose. Mr.. Edwin Loose who is at
tending the Military academy ut Rel
mont, California Is also home for the
holidays.
The les II. s. and the B. Y. unver.
sity gave n most enjoyable Christmas
party at the Gymnasium hall Friday
evening. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. A Christmas
tree was placed in one corner OF the
guest IL Xmas gift.
One of the pleasing events OF the week
was the celebration of the twenty.
eighth wedding anniversary OF Mr., and
Mrs. w. o. Beesley ut their nome We'd
ncSday evening. me rooms were elab-
orately decorated in the red and green,
festoons of red bells being artist!gaily
arranged throughout the rooms. whist
was played and the honors were car
ricd off by A. L. Gwlnncr.
o, ~,
POSTMASTER Slove retuI,ien no nv RI
day IRON Wasn,As,ois,' ~ ~ nv yi nlso
" Wnsi,,n,,,on hn was guest n, Tho
n,'''. y. .,s ,,,ost nnjnvnhic tim"
ne -.
ny -, 80, ,,,sa,,o.,ov oftornnon a. Tho
, ,' Wy ~, nrn,idont NJ. T.,lavnv
n n,', ~ dc,irhtcd MI nrcssnt
WIN !. ~, So, ccnw.n,, and Mrs
=, ~ ~, ,rc E;notcc,,th GENTRY
-, ,.,, ,,n,s,s nr ma nrtcrnoon Thn
hostess 'V'se' "a 80 $3.50
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at the home OF his uncle and aunt, Col.
and Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes.
Miss Vivian Janney will spend the
holidays with relatives in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. Savage arc
at home to their friends at . Mullett
apartments, on Seventh East street
Miss Isabel Brooks Of Rowland hall
will 80 to Logan to spend Christmas
with DR.. and Mrs. Fred Clark.
Miss Miriam Nelkc is here from San
Francisco and will 20 to Provo for n
stay of two weeks with Sam Schwab
and family.
Mrs. Hamilton and her little daughter
will spend the holidays with friends
In Park City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner and their
son. Frank. left this week for Lincoln,
Ncb,. to spend the holidays. with the
Steiner family there,
Mrs. II, l.. Tracy an dher son, Russell
have gone to Los Angeles to Join Mr.
Tracy, who Is there for the holidays.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Colin Mcintosh and
Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs McIntosh's sister,
have gone to Los Angeles for the rest
OF the winter,
49,, :, r;-, \, ;.
at the post, guest over the holidays
of Lieutenant and Mrs, j. Duncan Ell
lott.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. Smith and
their little daughter are here to spend
ton T.. l4irman, ut ?2' First avenue.
Mrs. stephen a. Bailey has returned
from Cleveland, o.. where she has been
, visiting for the past few weeks.
NJ ,,1 Mrs eugene ,,r,,. bo,o
~ ~ rgni,.s ~ y,n', NJ 10 hnN,
Gn,,n ,,,,,, Az "a NJ. ~ :, ~ Hvi "r
''''''
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r, ,h WV ,roliin ut, ,.ot ~ ~.
mnM' n', ~ W. DC -, nu,,'s W Win me
~ l'' ,, nanny o'' 'teNe'''h r''s' lof
No., c saoo., ,,.,a ,o 49,, ,.,.,.,.
~, MRS, > Hcc" n w Wh I, mas psnn visiting
~ G I'M ,a -, NY, nas s",a On
winter 'ns:e'
,,., No., u,,, an , ~
,:ndn,o'Inv go, "r' 'e1 w. NJ W.
Nc, (' ,'n $500 Eva 1870, ,,t,,',T ~, ~, w
inner -.
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in Los Angeles. and will remain for
several months in California.
will spend the holidays with friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Dcrrah and fam
lily have gone to southern California for
II two weeks stay
DR.. and Mrs Hewitt of Denver are
tho guests of their daughter Mrs. Sid
ncy Hooper, for II few weeks.
Miss Bessie Cannon Of Provo will
spend the holidays with Miss Fay
Snyder.
Mrs j. +. Dunn returned Monday
from a four months stay in New
York She was accompanied to salt
Lake by her daughter, Miss Margaret
Dunn. and Miss Florence Halloran, who
are attending Miss Benefits school In
New York, and who will spend their
Christmas vacation with their parents
In the city.
Mrs. ]. S. Davcler and son. Erie V.
Daveler, arrived in salt Lake Tuesday
evening from California They will
spend thew inter in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Kcarns and family have
come from their California ranch to
spend the holidays in their Salt Lake
home.
Mrs. David Keith has gone cast to
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Miss Edith iinGsbury, who is study
ing music in New York, viii be the
guest Of cant. ana Mrs. Hines ut
Fortress Monroe, Virginia. during the
holidays
Mrs. Ann Grocsbeck and Mrs Lou
McCune will be nj home for several
weeks with Mrs. Joseph j. Cannon, 1888
south Eighth West street. In Fehiu.
AIRY Mrs. Grocsheclt ana Mrs, McrunA
leave for an Europcna trip, to last
probably year,
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper a. McCaskeli
wiz lowe in the near future 10 make
their home in Arizona
Mrs j. II. Harris is here and will be
at the Holmes mansion over the holt
days.
Roger Powers has returned from
Ann .lrbor to spend the holidays with
his parents, Judge ana Mrs. O. w.
Powers.
Miss Alton Young has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. jackson C. McChrystnl
and children have gone to Long Beach,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n, Melvin arc here
from Boaeman Mont, to spend the