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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
RUNAWAY KID"
NEARLY FROZEN
Johnny and Joe Rogusky Sheltered
BY Farmer and Restored To
Parents-Police Nab Others.

Taking a can OF beans and Loaf
Of bread as provisions for their long
Journey. Johnny and Joe Rogusky, 3
and years old. respectively. ser out
from their home. No. 127 Cass.aNe.
Wednesday afternoon, bound for the
farm home OF tneh aunt, who lives
about half way between Plymouth and
Wayne.
Two slender, pale-faced, tow-headcd
little Youngsters. arr Johnny and Joe
and they were almost frozen, and very
tired. when they reached the farm oi
Charles T.. Iapram six and one-hail
miles out Michigan-ave.. shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock a. light.
They uuthfully told Mr.. Lapham
that they were ound for their aunt
farm. hut they also declared that then
PARENTS had both died that day, and
they were all alone in the world Such
a strange catastrophe aroused Mr..
Laphams suspicious. and he notified
the Detroit police. Truant Offices
Jordan and Searles Went out and toEt
the boys 10 police headquarters. They
said they lived OH Cass-ave., but
couldn't tell the number.
Johnny said they had run away be
cause his father hu him with stich
when Rogusky came home, TUESDAY
might. and found that Johnny, the
housekeeper had not kept the house
clean. Mrs Anna Rogusky, tnt
mother. works in laundry. and The
father in coal yarC leaving the boys
t. take care OF the house during the
day Johnny said thar when he rai'
away. while his parents were both al
work. Joe insisted on going with hlh
Just as Johnny finished his story
Mrs. Rogasky rushed into the truan'
Office GREATNESS ami excited.
They had broken window. put =
cardboard over it and sneaked out
the door" she SAID. 81 looked ~
them all night I've cried all nigh
and all morning She was apowe1
to take the boys home.
The Rogusky family has had MUGS
excitement Years ago, Rogusky WAS
arrested. i'm connection with tn
strange disappearance OF his VIE
She was found later, working in a
restaurant and he was released. a
year ago. Joe and Johnny climbed on,
then situated IN Twenty.e ighth-s,.
and disappeared. Mrs Rogusky, VINO
was al that time cstranged from hei
husband. thought he had stolen then
Tut they were later found wandering
about Michigan-ave.
The cold weather OF Wednesday
night drove a trio of other runaway
boys to cover.
Mike" Repinski II years old, OF
No. 729 Frederick-sto was found
sleeping IN the>con enience station a.
| o'clock Thursday morning. Sail
Bieder. II years old. OF 40. 1853 Alex
andrine.ave. east. was found sleeping
i'm a doorway of Hudsons store, after
! o'clock Thursday morning. Anothe,
boy. giving his name as John SanoT
ski. l3 years old and his address as
No $50 Elghteenthst., was found ~
the convenience station Lieut. Breaul.
says the boy has given a wrong name
and address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DEWITT QUICK
|NWR0AG,' SURELY
Asleep in Strange House When Fam
lily Arrives From Party-Argu-
ment Lands Two In Cell. w.

When a man whose surname is
Quick has been cnristened Dewitt
for front name, III might he sus.
rected OF having an inherited sens
OF humor.
Just how Dewitt Qulcl; happened TO
get into the quiet home al 40. 7o2
Fourteenth-ave "Wednesday night viii
probably ever remain deep mystery
But he was there, sleeping soundly
end noisily on the floor OF the front
hall, when the r!shtfu jewellers at.
rived home from party at midnight
The police were called in a hurry, and
Quick was taken 20 the station. on a
charge OF being drunk. He explained
10 Justice Jeffries Thursday morning
that he lives only five blocks from
the FOurteenth-ave residence where
he was found and in house exactly
like the one in which he was sleepinC
He didn't know how he got in. or how
he got out either, for that matter
Sentence was supended
Earnestly engaged in arguing about
the respective merits OF Michigan aid
Chic Edward c. Dostin and Charles
II. Haggerty became so absorbed in
their discussion tina; they walked rignt
over persons who got in their way on
Cadillac-sq. Motorcycle Officer Frank
Schnell was mere incident. which
was brushed lightly aside. and tho
discussion continued. When the patrol
wagon arrived 1t didn't halt the argu
ment
Did 7 understand you TO say that
Ohio was better state than Michi-
ean?" asked Mr. Haggerty, as the
wagon bowled along toward Hunt-st
station. with Haggerty sitting across
from Dostin. ana Signal Officer
smith watching both from his seat
near the rear door.
You did hear, NO say that. and
reiterate IT," said Nj Dostin.
Il can lick the man who says that"
said Mr. Haggerty Il was born and
raised in yorktown. Detroit. Micn..
and can lick the man who says Ohio
is better state
Officer" said Mr. Dostin,' turning
to Smith, will you please stop the
wagon for a few minutes and let us
get out and decide this thing?"
Smith sat speeches.,
"Wil YOU object il We settle II here
in the wagon" asked Mr.. Dostin.
No answer.
And YOU say that Ohio is a better
state than Michigan" interposed Hag'
gerty.
Il did" said Mr.. Dostin, land I tolG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
TWO MEN ACCUSED OF RAISING
RAILWAY SAFETY GATES
Practice Source of Much Annoyance
to Crossing Waterman. Says
Michigan Central Detective.

on complaint OF Special Officer K.
II. Dwyer. of The Michigan Contra j..
Justice Jenries issued Warrants.
Thursday, charging Joseph Basket,
u years old of No. 147 East Grand
boulevard and Charlie Wood. II, Ut
No. l243 McGraw-ave.. with raising
the railroad safety gates az the dan
gerous Russell-st. crossing, where Rus-
sell.st. and the boulevard. and the
Nj hiean Genital, Lake Shore, AMI
Grand Trunk railroads all converge.
'Watchmen at the crossings along
the Milwaukee, Junction have been
driven TO the verge Of nervous pros
t.etioE by the action OF factory EN-.
ployes, who deliberately raise the
gates. after they have been lowered
for approaching trains, says Dwye".
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Price Tag
Misrepresentation

As lar back as the beginning of business
history we have records OF misrepresentation,
and TO the present day misrepresentation has
been and is the honest merchant hardest con
tentiOu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Annie fuckers Body Claimed.

The body of Annie Tucker. the
young girl who committed suicide.
Monday night. by drinking laudanum,
In front of the home of her aunt Mrs,
Edward Dygert. No. 2s5 Maybury
Grand-ave.. has been claimed by Mrs.
Dygert. who will take charge Of the
funeral.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

cutting OF the estimates should he
done" says w w. Robinson. who WIZ
he president OF the board of estimates
Each item should be carefully con
sidered bv itself may have my own
opinion in regard 10 some OF them
hut | shall not make up my NINA
definitely until the Facts are all n
The board of estimates Will do its
work conscientiousll.
Estimator Hannah was always i"r
economy. but he got through an Item
OF 100000 for resprfaclng Jefferson
ave" remarked Aid. Heating caus'
tically. Hannan is interested In d
large apartment building on Jefferson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
viii Probe Hiuh Pfiees.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE fol.
lowing committee was announced to-
day by Vice President Sherman 10 con.
duct the investigation into the high
cos; OF living ordered by the senate
Senators Lodge. Gallinger McCumber
SmOot and Crawford tRepubicansD T;
and simmons and Clarke. OF Arkansas
Democrats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
The Big Advance Fashion Number

| reading matter. For instance:
Twelve Columns FOR Children
one Hundred and Two Fashion Pictures
Dozens OF Colored Fashion Plates
Sittv-6ve Columns Of Fashion News
busy Women and Idle Friends
Trees foT Beauty and Comtoft
Whs We Know shout Hypnodsrn
Training Deaf Children ~ speak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

orng 10 mislead the public into believing that
because they are marking their goods in plain
figure they are according the same price 10,
everyone.
This form OF instrumentation might be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

<OTE--The above pie
ture shows the Brushnber
Plain Price Tag. Not only
II every one accorded the
same price. but the same
cash discount ~ well. The
Brushaber price tags are
the only ones of their kind
la the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Gifts for the New BABY
Entertainment and Cookery
Furnishing a HOME
The Doc or's Page
A Comfortable Sit.Room House
Pin Monev lub
sam Loyds Puzzle Page
Croeheuug Tor The Baby
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Several years ago we started the
plain price tag and same price 10 all
system in Detroit. Until the advent
OF this system different price was
charged to nearly everyone.
The plain price tag and same
price to all system was considered
radical departure. and SO grea;
was Detroit's approval OF the. sys.
tenn that il wasn't long before many
dealers had followed our lead. But
they did not adopt the system in its
entirety.
We have since learned that many
OF these dealers, under the guise Of
plain figure price tags. are endeav-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

you long ago that YOU were going to
re pinched.
That's not the question" said NJ.
Haggerty Il can lick the man
And so il went ali of the way TO the
station.
Thursday morning Haggerty didn't
care anything about Michigan, anc
Dostin didn't care about Ohlc
wanted TO get or. Justice Jeffries let
them 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

termed hall lie. \ lie that is
all lie can be met and fought out
right. but lie that is hall lie is
harder matter 10 fight.
This much we can say. however:
We were the first OF Detroit's furni-
ture stores to adopt the plain price
tag and same price to all system in
Detroit, and since starting the sys-
tenn no one has received a price
penny less than the price marked on
the ticket in plain figures. (See pic
ture.) We print this without fear
of contradiction, knowing it to be
the truth. which no one can deny.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
10 RESTORE DUTY
(SOnOra NeWs.)

The import duty on corn, which was removed last October in order to protect the people against a corn famine and the exactions of specuia- tors. will be restored on September 90. having served it's purpose Re ports received from the government chambers of commerce and agricul- tural societies in the corn producing sections indicate that there will be this season a bountiful harvest, and it may not be necessary to long continue the purchase of corn by the government though they will be made if necessary.
 Up to the end of June more than s4,O00, 900 had been spent for foreign corn, the larger part of this large sum going to the United States. The first contracts were placed at "A cents gold. and lates S4 cents gold per busheL Corn was also imported from the Argentine republic and South Africa when prices in the United States rose too high.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
SQUAW WIPES EARTH
 WITH HER IRSULTER
MAN SLAPS YOUNG INDIAN WOm- AN AND RECEIVES HIS FULL DUES.

An unusual sight was witnessed in Yuma, when an Indian squaw actually wiped the earth up with a Cholo, who had insulted another Indian woman accompanied by a little child An eye witness describes the occurance as follows:
 This afternoon at the corner of Main and First streets a Mexican cholo attacked a young Cocopah sQuaw. She ran away rom him, but not before he had slapped her two or three times. She was accompanied by large and heavily built squaw and q child. The three walked away from the Cholo and stopped to look into a window.
 The Cholo was not satisfied and fol lowed them up again and again slap ped the younger squaw.
 Ahe old squaw took after him and grabbed him by the neck and his shirt and swung him through the air so that he brought up about two feet distant. She then proceeded to go af- ter him and literally wiped up the sidewalk with him. He finally got to ms feet and made fast time up Mair street only 10 run into the arms of Constable Julio Martinez. He was booked on a charge of assault under the name of JauD Doe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
STORY FROM THE
 SALTON SEA HAS APPEARED

, alligator captured some time ago al Salt creek is sure enough the real thing. He is thriving well in one oi the eyaporating pans at the station Moreover he is growing. and although his teeth are not very dangerous as yet, he is of the real pugnaeious temperament
 He will snap at anything or any. one who attempts to meddIe with him and he does 1t with all the will of full grown saurian. His appe- tite is good. and his principal diet at present is flies, for which he shows a great fondness.
 Mir. Pinkham furnished us with the true account of the capture of this 13-inch saurian. V. H. Jones. the Southern Pacific bridge tender at Salt creek has two sons who are very fond of bathing fin the waters of the lake. It was while in swimming that they discovered his alligator ship resting on one of the timbers of the bridge Not knowing what it was they called Mr. Jones. Sr.. who came and examined the find He told one of the boys to catch it in his hands. knowing that it was too small to be dangerous.
 Since its capture. and the capture of the other one two feet in length on July by E. E. Elksine of I'm perial, while on a fishing expedition many theories have been advanced as to hoy thse alligators got there. But how they got there is not what is working the government officials and the people who have been enjoy ing the bathing in the sea it is the fact that the small ones are there, and that where there are young ones, there are also some old ones, and the fact that one is liable to have a limb taken of by a real live gator Is causing all of them to steaT clear of bathing in the beautiful sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
Tn. English Manor Hous. Bathroom

A writer iD the American Magazine gives the following directions Dy which a visitor may always find the house hold bathroom in aB old English man or house:
 "The household bathroom may be reached by descending the narrow stone steps from the second floor back of the north 5attlemenL Follow the fall in a southeasterly directiou until you come to the armor gallery. then turn sharply 10 the left and follow the corridor to the top. Open the door at the end of this .oug hau and take q oalf flight of stone steps tOliver Crom- well once kissed a serving maid in this dark passagel on the right and pass Into the open hall al the end. You will easily discover the bathroom. because II is the fourth door from the mullion window. a beautiful piece of glass of Charles IFS time"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
Realism.

When l was in London" said Miss Warner to the little group of friends round the dinner table who were iis- tening to her account of some anus ing experiences she had abroad fast summer. "I tried to be as British as could. but I was constantly getting mixed fin my English phrases.
 You know one of the underground railroads in London is always spoken of as the Tu'penny tube. so one day when ] wished 10 be transported in a hurry from one side of the city to the otber I astonished a big. pleasant faced bobby by asking where was the near est station of the rwopenny rub.'
 Every one at the table laughed ex- sept the young Scotch guest He leaD- ed across the board and said. very se- riogsiy. 'Ye know ye caan get a bawth ib LnnnOp for iu pence
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
TROUBLE FOR LEWIS

GLOBE. Aug. 2s.-After leaving his dusky bride for the short space of one-half day. J. T. Lewis, the col ored janitor of the Miami Copper company. returned to Globe Saturday night, after an absence of three weeks. to be arrested on the com- plaint of his bride, who charges him with assault Lewis was arrested. but later released on bond. to ap- pear today for trial.
 When brought into court yester- day afternoon he demanded a jury trial. which was granted. He has secured a local attorney to defend him and will make an effort to clear himself of the charge. He alleges that all would have been peace and happiness in his house had it not been for the actions of his new spouse.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
SMOOTH CROOK S TAKEN IN PHOENIX
IMPERsoNATEs TRAVELLING MAN AND TRIES TO CASH CHECK FOR S6o.

PHOENIX. Aug. 25.-The city police m-1e on of the most important cap lures in years yesterday when officer Frsley arrested T. o. Ryan
 Ryan registered at the Commercial hotel as Geo. B. Ryan and asked Tor the mail of Geo. B. Rayan. Geo. B. Rayan is one of the best known travelling salesmen in the southwest He travels for the HibbertSpencer. Bartlett wholesale hardware house of Chlcago and has been making this territory for the past 20 years. There was a new clerk at the desk and he, not knowing the real Geo. B. Ryan, immediately passed over three letters that he been forwarded here from Benson.
 Soon after Ryan appeared at the desk with a check for S60 drawn on the Salt River Valley Bank oi Mesa and asked the clerk to cash it. The clerk called in Manager Wm DodenhOff and he advised Ryan tc go to the Valley Bank.
 When Ryan presented the check tc the paying teller at the bank Ee was told that he would have 10 have some one endorse it. He went out and soon came back with an employt of the Bartlet Heard company. whc said that he knew the man to be Goe B. Ryan, but he refused 10 endorse the check.
 Again Ryan left but was back m 2 very few minutes and this time the check bore the endorsement of Inc
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
Didn't Like Course Dinners.

A colored woman. native of the south. had been working for a tat dwelling family of moderate means in tne east end. but resigned recently to accept a place bringing higher wages with a wealthy family who live in a large house on Euclid heights and have their dinner served fin courses every night just as if there was com paDy. This colored woman had been brought up to put everything on the table at once. with the exception pos s;bly of the dessert. and did not take kindly 10 the course system. A few days ago her former mistress met her oD the street and inquired how she liked her new place
 "oh. not ve'y we'll" she replied. T cont like this hyah way of su'vln' .Sings in cou'ses. Tbe's too much shiftin' O the dishes fo' the fewness O the vittles."-ClevelaDd Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

Since the time several summers ago when Adam was playing Romeo to Eyes Juliet, there have been fish stories in circulation. but the one best yet is a story contained in a recent edition of the Coachella Val ley News, to the effect that a mum Der of real live alligators make their home in the Salton sea.
 The Salton sea came into promin- ence a few years back when 1t began playing tag with the tracks of the Southern Pacific company near Yuma, and gained considerable fame as the real and only inland sea.
 The stock of the Salton sea was given quite a boost three years ago when Charley Van Loan of the Los Angeles Examiner made a trip east via the Southern Pacific and told the unsuspecting newspaper men of Chi cago, upon his arrival that he had caught a bucket of fine fish of the observation platform of his train by merely dragging one end of a bath fowl in the Saltcn sea as the train skipped merrily by.
 Since that time the Salton sea has dropped out of prominence to some forget what it's batting average was. extent and people were beginning to No one with the fertile imagination of a Van Loan has crossed by the big body of water for some time and for some time it has not been mum bered among the six best sellers.
 Now, however, the fame of the much advertised inland sea has been given another boost and it bids faiI to rival Halley's comet and the Mari. copa county republican platform as nine days wonder.
 The alligator story from the News is as follows:
 Chester A. Pinkham, one of the observers at the government evap orating station at Salt Creek bridge on the Salton sea was in COachella Sunday He reports that the young
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
Arizona & New
 Mexico R. W.Co.

Connects with Fl Paso & South western at Hachita. Connects with Southern Pacific at Lordsburg. Connects with Morenci Southern at Guthrie.
 A. T. THOMPSON
 Traffic Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
REED FUNERAL
 OCCURS TODAY
DOUGLAS ELKs LODGE WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THE LAST RITES

DOUGLAS. Aug. 26.-(SpeeiaI)-
 Arrangements for the funeral of Ernest R. Reed were perfected and announced this morning. They will occur tomorrow at the Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock, and the inter- ment will follow immediately. Yes terday afternoon Exalted Ruler Dodge Hooper Of the Douglas lodge B. P. O. E. received a telegram from Reeds mother that his badly might be laid to rest in Arizona and the ar engagements were made accordingly. These were announced this morning.
 The members of the Douglas lodge No. 955 D. P. O. E., will meet at Elks' hall tomorrow morning at 9:15 and will accompany the body of the departed brother to the church. and afterward to the cemetery. All visit ing brothers are earnestly requested to join with the local lodge in the ceremonies. The services will be held at the church at 10 o'clock and the Elks will then escort the body to the grave
 The news of the death of Ernest B. Reed was not unexpected, but nevertheless made a profound i'm pression in Douglas. which has been the field of his work in Arizona and many were the words of regret to be heard at the ending of his ca reer, at the loss that all who know his feel. at the brave and determin- ed struggle he made. All who knew him had some kind word to say of him, and the popularity he won dur ing life was well attested. He was ever a man and always a gentleman, brave and true. and many will be those who will miss his charming personality now that he has passed away.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
AS FAR AS PIzMo BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort of all Coast Beaches on the Pacific coast. Situated in San Luis Ohspo County, California. half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Southern Pacific Coast Line. Five trains daily from Los Angeles. First Class hotel. Tent City in connec- tion. Pleasure and comfort and all kinds of amusements. PIZMO BEACH is the safest for surf bath ing, and the most beautiful. widest and longest on the west coast of the United States. Special weekly and monthly rates to guests. Under new management.
 PIzMO BEACH RESORT COMPANY
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

We remove every 'orm of wrinkle with
 'ut pain, loss of time or plasters. Sagging cheeks. bagginess un- der the eyes, hollow cheeks. and mal-formed loses, are permanent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27

Bartlett Heard man. The suspicioHs of the teller were aroused by fhe time and the signature on the cheek was compared with the signature of Geo. B. Ryan who is a customer of that institution and several diserepan- cies were found.
 Back to the Commercial hotel went Ryan and again asked that the man agement cash his cheek. Dodenhiff was also becoming suspicious and telephoned tle police department. Of ficer Fraley responded and took Ryan into custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
The sco.smsn.s EneIish.

A true specimen of the highland ==aD's difficulties with the English lan- g1age:
 Farmer (who bad instructed his Gaelic shepherd to look for a humber sf sheep that had wandered from the fcIdj-w Well. Donald. have you found them?
 -Aye. mister"
 Where did you get themT
 Well. got two by itself. one to- sSther and three among one of Nc Phearson's"-Lond News.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-27
TERRIBLY scALpED

Is something we hear or read about every day of orr lives. Burns and scaids either light or serious are bound to happen fin your family be prepared by having a bottle of Ballard's Snow limit handy.
 It relieves the pain instantly and quickly heals the burn. Sold by Lowell Drug Co.,, Lowell Arizona.
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