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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

the authority to feed the hungry. 10
cloihe the naked NO aid the SICK. 20
educate the ignorant. to send tracts
% the heather anG--wel lets wait
iii We hear mole about the oil kiny
scheme.
The last ranking just beneath the
king and the almoncr-in-chief Is ;ha
son OF Thos. F. Ryan. VINO. as prince
OF public necessities will have his hant
on the throttle Of American indus
tries AMI public utilities. I'm New
York a lay or two ago he took his
fathers place on the directorate Of a
number OF big CnceTns.
To him will fall the duty OF bossiu-
the street railways, on below and
above the surface, numerous steam
roads, coal mines. lighting systeM4,
power plants. the newly combined tee
phones aud tClcgraphs the tobacco
trust. AMI other Industries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
WOW, BUT HEMANS
JABS THE c. 0. P.
Mason Mans Speech Feature of Board
of Commences Governors Night"
Chase Osborn Well Received.

Even II il was not an unqualified
success from the standpoint OF the
astronomer, Governors night p" in
Harmonic nall. Monday evening. will
go down i'm the annals OF the Detroit
Board OF Commerce along with the
memorable cruise of the Floral Pills
and other more or less notable social
events i'm the boards history.
The committee in charge had made
arrangements To care for about $50
guests. No less than 600 turned out
SO, In the very nature OF things. II fol-
lowed that some of those farthest
from the source of supply went home
with an aching void whore the eats
ought To be- There was no shortage
in the verbal menu however. liberal
courses being supplied by four guber-
Material candidates. while the take-off
at the finish was we'll worth making
sacrifices FOR. James Schermerhorn.
general manager of The Detroit Times.
was POSTMASTER.
Two addresses stood out I'm bold re-
lief One was scathing arraignment
OF the Republican party in Michigan
by Lawton T. Hemans, Democratic
candidate for gubernatorial honors;
the other was the forceful reply OF
Chase 5 Osborn who announced that
he Will be the Republican nominee and
promised general housekeeping
when he takes up the reins in Lansing.
Two other Republican candidates were
present, Lieut. Gov Patrick IA. Kelley
and Amos 5 Musselman, OF Grand
Rapids. both OF whom spoke briefly.
That Mr. Hemans is held in high es-
TEEN in Wayne county and numbers
many loyal friends among the ranks OF
the Opposition was attested by the
ovation rendered him when introduced
by TOastmastpr SchermerhOTn
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
TOWNSPE0PLE HAVE
H0G-RAISING CRAZE
With Porkers bringing $40 Hundred
on the Hoof They All See
Fortune Ahead.

CONNELLSVllLE. Pa. March s.
\ hog-raisinc craze is on in Meyers
dale and about all hands have eat
barAed in the pork business. AT spe-
cial meeting ~ rowr councils the or
ainanco prob biting the raising or
Keeping OF hogs within the borough
units was repealed Hundreds of pig
stys have been built in the town and
the country districts are being secured
for halfgICwn pigs.
Meanwhile the representative OF the
B tate health authorities has taken the
uatter mp, and threatens 10 enforce
the anti hog ordinance despite the
action OF the council
Meyersdale IS mountain town ot
g. 600. Il is in Somerset county. IA
ilous for ITS buckwheat cakes and
lausage. So high have meat prices
gone thai William Johnson farmer,
Maid % cents more TOR quarter veal
than he sold the Whole calf for.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

would be 10 pay of the debt OF the
community. To paw of the public debt
Cf a city for instance. would be iine
thing and II would be returning the
money TO the public from which it had
zen derived OF course, the city
might go ahead and contract more
debts, but the people would be fools
ii they did.
The giving OF money 10 institutions
instead OF To individuals is not essen
TALLY different in i,s effect. 1t is a
grave question II such donations 60
not seriously affect the institutions
themselves. have heard great deal
on this subject lately.
Only today | heard the head of an
eastern college say that he was begin
ning TO doubt the utility OF scholar
ships II you coula know the iniil-
cnces that are brought TO bear, and
the sorts Of recommendations that ATE
brought. 10 secure these favors, yJu
would be surprised. II Is a serious
question il the usefulness OF many d
the big institutions Of learning is MOI
handicapped by the very gifts they
nave received.
Mr.. Rockefeller has got to get rid
a. his money do not believe nc
has any children who are willing to as
sume the immense responsibility OF ~
ministering his mammoth fortune.
For a long time | have doubted inc
wisdo of any IF these foundations and
gifts OF large sums Of money to char
table purposes. 4 man does more
gooC by using his money in the opera
ton OF a model factory, in which cant
tary conditions are observed ana
where a greater portion of the earn
ines are returned to the workers, than
he ever can do by giving away mil
lions OF dollaG which have been
rmassed without particular thought NJ
the source or means by whlch the!
were gained.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
VIII Bar Long AatpIns.

CHICAGO, March S.-Women's long
hatpins were declared TO be public
nuisance" and az "dnti-hatpin' ordtn.
ance was ordered drawn mp by the ju-
dietary committee OF the city council
esterday. The action followed "A
weeks crusade against the hatpin
which eliminated in a public hearing.
Inc ordinance will stipulate that ha;-
rims worn in public places shall no,
extend more than one-half of an inch
beyond the crown OF the hat" IL is
To be drawn up by the corporation
counsel and pre- sehted for action ty
the city council next Monday night.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Earmer FLnds counar In Us BAN.

KALAMA. Wash. March Shut
3a from food supplies in the noun.
tains by the heavy SHOWS. wild ami
mails are invading the valley. Robert
Ross. farmer living three miles MP
the Kalama river. found cougar IN
his barn lie saw the beast upon "a
stanchion in the barn giaring az him
when he opened the door lie i'm.
mhdigtely- shut the door and running
for his gun. killed the animal with one
shot. Il measured . feet inches from
tip to tip.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
GIRLS LOST VOICE RETURNS.
For Five Months Has Been Unable 10
Utter an Audible Sound

SANDUSKY. March Miss Anna
Arend, seamstress who thought her
voice had left her forever, has uueX-
Pcctedly recovered It,
Her vocal organs became affected
WIN she contracted a severe cold one
night last summer while on her way 10
this city from C, dar Point ard gradu-
ally her power OF speech left her. For
five months she WAS unable TO utter a
syllable 90 as to be heard. Specialists
were consulted. but TO no avail.
Before her voice returned Miss
Arend was seized with a severe cough
inE spell
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
WOMAN SEEKS OFFICE.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March s.
Women aldermen are the latest here.
Mrs. Mary Purcell. a comely widow,
has announced herself a candidate for
aldermanic honors on the Socialist
ticket. A ruling from the city attor-
ney brought the information that
nothing could stop Mrs. Purcell i'm her
run for Office. but it will be impossible
for her 10 qualify if she is elected.
The law on this point is explicit when
il states that any alderman shall be a
qualified male elector, elected in the
ward in which he runs.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
POULTRY MEN TO MEET.
First Show viii Be Held in Detroit
Officers Are Elected.

PORT HURON, Mich. March s.
The members of the Michigan State
Poultry Breeders association. which
was organized last January. have de
cided TO hold their first show in De
troit. a mail ballot just completed CIV
ing Detroit 40 votes and Jackson 81.
The following officers were elected
by the 81 members who took part In
the mail ballot: President, Robert >.
Taylor. Port Huron vice-president. l..
F.. Jones, of Grand Rapids; secretary,
J. A. Turner, Of Lansing. treasurer.
f. NJ. Grove. OF Owosso; directors for
two years. n. H. Coburn, OF Memphis,
and T.. G.. Hungerford. of Concord /;
directors for one year, Mr.. Rickard,
of Albion. and w. Il. Smith, OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
VICTIMS WORDS PROPHETIC.
Rev. Charles Simpson, Killed by Car
Had Promotion Of Death.

The Rev. Charles Simpson. veteran
q the pulpit and the battlefield. died
Monday afternoon in mis- residence. No
IS Harmon-aye., from the supposedly
light injuries which he sustained
when he fell from a Woodward car
sunday evening. An hour before he
net with the fatal accident. Mr.. Sin!p
con had delivered sermon in River
Kouge Methodist church, closing with
the prophetic words: I'VE should turn
10 GCd. We little know but what some
II us may be killed before We reach
our homes tonight.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
BY WASHINGTON GLADDEN..

COLUMBUS. o.. March Sit takes
a far wiser man to give away money
wisely than IL does to earn money
wisely.
! have never believed that a man
could give away 100000 900 without
rauperizlng many to whom the gifts
were male. My own idea has always
Eeen that if found myself in the no
sition of man Inc Mr.. Rockefeller. |
should first try u seek out every pot.
son from whom | had got part OF that
money ny unfair or questionable
means. and then restore II.
OF course. that would be a very
hard thing TO DO. and only "a small per
cent could be restored in that manner,
nevertheless. il IS The fair and just
thing TO do
Then | think the finest thing to do
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MRS. BOTK|N IS
DEAD IN PRISON
Was Convicted of Numbering Mrs
John P. Cunning BY Sending Poi
soned Chocolates Through Mail.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March s.
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, serving a life
sentence al San Quentin for killing.
In 1898, Mrs. John +. Cunning. OF
Cover, Del, by poisoned chocolates
sent through the mails. died last night
ia the penitentary
Mrs. Dunning was the wife of a for
mer San Francisco newspaper man
with whom Mrs Botkin was infatuat-
I'd Dunning died some months ago in
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Walks IS Miles for Marriage License

DUQUOIN ILL.,, March S-The night
train being hopelessly behind time.
ana not wanting to delay his wedding,
lohn NJ. Miller, a farmer living i've
miles from this city walked five miles
TO Pinckneyville TO get the license and
10 miles IN this city with the tempera-
ture near zero. His marriage TO Mrs.
Mary A. Terrey took place on sched-
ule time, out to get back to his home,
where a reception awaited them the
bride and bridegroom were compelled
20 walk ave miles through lack OF any
conveyance
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Mrs. lnaerson Gets ste5.ooo.

BOSTON March S-After a legal
battle which mas been dragged
through The state aud federal courts
for 20 yeas. Mrs Eva y lnEersoll has
received certirel check for $lgj.-
5519S representing fee which she
asserted was dye her husband. tn
late Robot ~ mgcrsol. for services
iu breaking the wiz OF Andrew j. pa
VS.. a millionaire miner OF Montana
Mr. IngersoU aCtei as counsel for
Henry "a Root lnd Messrs Cornu'
Cummings Palmer and others
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

The heirs. TO re American thrones
have been brought up, trained and adj
yised as - the ways OF making money
odt' OF stone AMI TOW the dispatcho5
from New York tell us that the man
ties of Rockefeller. Morgan and Ryan
have practically been transferred 20
them. You have seen the pictured
faces of Morgan. Ryan and Rockeiel
Ter. fathCrs. thousands OF times, in
newspaper. book and magazine. but
now prepare to look 10000 times Or
more on John Fierpont Morgan, Jr.,
John d. Rockefeller, Jr. and Allan a.
Ryan
To the first, according 20 New York,
las been aprortioned the vast king.
dom OF money and all the enormous
powers that tho command of the coun-
tly's pur5estrings can give.
TO the second has Just been allotted
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-Whon
tie Philadelphia police were clubbing
in a crowd Of men women and chill
dren In Independence square, Miss Ida
Myerson, shirtwaist maker saw a
bluecoat trying to bring his club down
over one mans head. Horriiled, she
cried:
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Stop that; you're killing him.
So an officer standing near promptly
arrested her. She was taken TO a po-
lice station, registered under "A charge
Of melting 20 riot, kept in a cell all
night, and fined jhe next morning by
n learned Judge. who said she. had
really and truly and unlawfully IL
cited to riot.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

CHARLOTTE. Mich. March s.
Mrs Jacob Summers, So. wife OF a
prominent merchant. OF Chester. six
miles northwest of this place. was
killed by Michigan Central train
Monday evening She had been suf-
feTng fvOm nervous trouble and es-
capped from the house. When the
searching party reached the railroad
tracks they found her body lying Mt
one side. cut 10 pieces.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Hammered to Drown Wife's Voice.

CLEVELAND. March S.-Testifying
in his divorce hearing. Adam Roelle
said that whenever his wife began
lecturing him he would 60 down into
the basement and hammer on the FUR
mace 10 drown the noise. For fifteen
years he got his own breakfast. and
when he came home at night from
work he had to get his supper, he said.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MICHIGAN CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, March S.-The
following companies have filed arti-
Giles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state: Ludington Lumber Co.
Ludngton. $4,000: Eby Motor Parts
Co. Detroit, Increase from $4,000 to
$4,000; American Tool Works, St
Joseph 100000; Quinn Manufacturing
Co. Kalamazoo. increase from $4,000
to $4,000; Topping & Co, Detroit.
10000
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
TIE MEATHER.

Detroit and vicinityi Tuesday mig mt
and Wednesday, partly cloudy mOder-
ate west winds, becoming variable.
Lower Micihgnni Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday, not much change
In temperatures light tn moderate west
winds becoming variable.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
ROCKEFELLER IS
SCORED BY CLERIC
Rev. GLADDEN. Says II Would Be Fine
Thing If Oil King Could Restore
Money He Took Unfairly.

CRev. Washington GLADDEN.. asked TO
give his Views On the proposed Rookie
Teller foundation, dictated the follow
ink aIticle.)
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Congressman Kahn OF California is
the only professional actor In the
house of representatives.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Job Printing zone right; Time,
printing Co., Is John R-st Call Main
ilss. or City sssb.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, 10 John R-st. Call Main
149S. or city $685..
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

If Times Advertisers
are not trustworthy tell
The Times.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
GAY COMEDY ENDS
ROBERTS SEASON
Gloria" Will Be Stars Last
Offering at the Novelty
Theater

In Gloria" now entering on its sec
ond successful week at the Novelty
theater, Miss Florence Roberts has
found an admirable vehicle for her un-
doubted talents as a comedienne This
gay little comedy is exceIIentIy pre-
sented in every detail Ia is beauti-
fully acted. and the staging and cos
tuning make it beyond question one
of the best presented plays of this
season.
The supporting company is good.
White Whittlesey in particular being
well suited to the role of the English
man, Sir Philip LiIley, and he and Miss
Roberts are delightful in their scenes
together
This is the last week of the Roberts
engagement in San Francisco, and the
matinees will be the usual ones on
Wednesday and Saturday, the Wednes-
day matinee being a professional
matinee. for Miss Roberts has invited
the players now in this city to come a {
her guests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BRIGHT BURLESQUE
At THE PRINCESS
"The Merry Widow and the
DeviI'' TO Have First Pre-
sentation Here

only one more chance is offered to
fheaserg rgoers to see Lonesome Town 70
That viii be tonight at the Princess
thester. The Brusie musical comedy has
made q record run and would be re-
tsined longer but for the fact that
exclusive contracts provide for the
Immediate presentation OF The
Merry Widow and the Devil" This
travesty win have its first production
outside Of Webers theater. New York.
~ hen ii is given by the Kolb and Dill
eompany tomorrow night.
NoIb and Dill, who have been re-
sponsible for many elaborate produc-
tIons in thiScity.- claim that the forth
coming prcsentation win eclipse in
beauty ana richness anything they
have heretofore been Identified with
George Y. Hobart wrote the book
and his humor has been the vogue for
several years In the periodicals Of the
country. Hobart is also the author of
many successful plays and Ibrettos.
ln the new piece lie has satirized the
plot OF The Merry Widow and has
merged it ingeniously with the story
of Molnar's The Devil so that the
Two sensations mingle in a wonderful
miSup Of plot and counterplot, under
which the music Of Lehar's The Merry
Widow this and pulsates in rhyth-
mic beauty
Tie music is from Franz Lehar's
score in original form. 1t is used by
special permission of Henry W. Savage,
who controls the American rights to
Inc original Merry Widow" The or
chestra at the Princess viii be enlarged
10 do justice to the score that Lehar
wrote and under the direction or Frank
Paret viii be a big factor in the sue
cess OF the production.
Maude Lillian Berri returns 10 san
francisco 70 assume the role Of the
merry widow. Kolb is. cast for the
deTil"; Max Dill viii be seen as Disch
tae valet Janitor. and Percy Bronson
viii have a chance to shine as Prince
Dandilo. Sydney de Grey. Laura Oak
icy. Olga Stech. Richard stanton,
George Best and other members of
me Kolb and Dill cast viii have con
genial roles.
Miss Berri and Percy Bronson will do 1
Iae Merry Widow" waltz after which /
Koib and Dill Will give their own YER
sion Of the dance in their own un-
usual way
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
THE MERRY WIDOW"
RETURNS TO WALTZ
Lehar's 0peretta to Be Given
Soon at the Columbia

The Merry Widow" returns TO This
City for limited enga cement of two
weeks AZ the Columbia theater. begin
ming Monday, March 7, with matipees
on Wednesday and Saturday. Henry
w Savage offers the queen of Wien
nose operettas with an even more bril-
liant mis- en- scene than ever. The
splendid production seen for an entire
year At the New York Amsterdam m
fheater, New York, the notable plavers
or that compang, new costumes fresh
from Paris, and the famous English
grand opera orchestra, assure a pres
ehtauon Of this alluring and fasci-
hsing entertainment that is aawless
Franz Lehar, the composer of ..Tba
Merry Widow" has found the trail of
melody. He has followed il to its lair
snd has given the world some 6ne
iinefUi gems. Slow insinuatfpe walt
themes. rafting march tunes and semi
mental lyrics are in this compositior
And il is all about something. There is
taat elusive thing, plot, present. The
music illustrates something vital and
human for the attention Of the ai,-
1ience follows the unraveling OF the
story as il seldom does in works of this
,aliber. Lavishly is The sTerr,,
Widow staged and capitaIly is il act
I'd, sung and played by Henry w. saw
sge,,s company
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
NATIONAL WILL SHOW
A DEN OF MYSTERY
Lawrence Crane Promises to Do
Mierd Feature Act

Lawrence Crane, The Irish Wizard -
viii hold the feature position on the
Hew bin opening at the Nationa
sunday AFTERNOON. In The Den
of Mystery he is said to have
. magical act that is little
The best Of ali others before the
public The "lIindoo Sarcophagu
ana Glass Trunk Mystery" are two of
his best Illusions He introduces a
woman so cleverly that some people
ina gine he has two. but the magician
posts $1,000 with the management for
any one who can prove that more than
one woman is used in the Illusion
comedy creation that is bound to
Wlu every patron next week is that
given b5 the Hickman Bros. and
Miss Retta Merrill. and the Sisters de
u aye are two handsome young girls
'Tho wiring from the mandolin and
banjo everything in the way Of music
rom rag time TO grand opera.
Elsie Harvey brings a dancing act in
which she is assisted by two clever
oun Ssters, both great steppers The
act has been heralded by critics as one
of the kind that counts in anv com
pany. Bernard and OTth are delineators
81 the German character. and have
line OF chatter that is more than ordin-
sriIy funny, and De Nelda and Zelda
$50 have an act that is put in the top
notch class. They have evolved many
new feats of balancing. which tbev
offer in an entertaining manner.
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eloubt nidf. 6aB Il in ircsn6 einer
Welie fir bis 9rsistreibsrei 6rrdHss
morsii6 1T ooer Die ough 0ietl6e ers
5isltsn QroFiis srbdlt. gum 95siI lafs
ie iih. pis BIZ Secrsldr srtlGrs bic
Nrsis~ teiaeJaua aller5iHgs b%serInoen.
Das 8armarsal bdlie Hidlt 5hriii
nit Ter 3unlbme eer 0ahFrnge nab
0abrunasmitssln. Die Stdoie Gbien
cine gr0B,rs 4n3iehunastrdfi auf ben
Qrteiisr aus ais bic garmsn; ouh
ndbmen Die Carmen niht in BEN
Wabs gu ME bic 9so6lfsrung oes
qdnoss.