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The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
JAMES JOY ESTATE LARGE.
Inventory Shows Possession Of List Of
Valuable Stocks.


An inventory OF the estate OF the
late James Joy, filed in the probate
court Friday. does not give In figures
the value OF the estate. but IL does
contain large list OF valuable stocks
owned by the deceased.
Among the stocks listed are: 100
shares Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul !.
LIPS Detroit Copper a. Brass Rolling
Mills Co.: 1866 Detroit Union II. II.
depot; 1872 Diamond Manufacturing
Co.; 209 Jackson. Lansing & Saginaw
railroad: 100 Michigan Central: 200
Mohawk Copper Mining; 500 Michigan
Copper Mining: 81 New York. New
Haven & Hartford; 562 Parke, Davis
& Co.; l,125 Peninsular Portland &C.
mcnt Co.; 200 Packard Auto CO.. be-
sides smaller holdings OF other stocks,
many OF which are known 20 be valu.
able. He also held GA railroad and
government bonds. the value of which
are not stated. He also owned several
pieces OF real estate. One downtown
piece has been sold under contract u
Edwin s. George for $l25,000, OF
which $4,000 has been paid.
Mr.. JOY left three life insurance
policies for $4,000 each. two OF whicu
are payable to the session OF the Fort.
st Presbyterian church
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
GOOD ANIMALS FALL
OFF 100000 SINCE 1901
<aets Given Out BY Bureau Of Stalls
tics Show Increase in Price Of
% Per Cent

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Meat
production is not keeping pace with
the increase In population.
The number of food animals In tho
United States has decreased 5000, 900
fince 1901, and the number OF con
sumers has Increased 10000 in tn ,
same time.
These are the cold facts made pub
lie today by the bureau OF statistics,
sfter critical analysis Of the cost OF
living problem, with particular ref
crence TO meat The total number or
cattle, sheep and swine In the country
Jan. I. 1901, is estimated by the de-
partment OF agriculture to have been
i79.OO0,0O On Jan. /, 1910, the est!-
mate was 174,000.000 According TO
the census bureau. the population Jan.
|. 1901, was 1854. 600; on Jan /, 1910,
Il was s9.912.000.
From these figures the bureau esti-
mates that the number of food ami
mails to each 100 persons in 1901 was
PSI: and 1913 In 1910.
II Is stated also that the aggregate
value of food animals at present, de
spite the smaller number, Is 20 per
cent more than IN 1901.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
GIVE TEACHERS
THEIR JUST DUE
JUDGE PHELAN.
Well-Known Jurist Champions Cause
Of Educators in Battle for Salary
Boost-Denby Adds Voice.
JUDGE PHELAN.

The public school teachers OF De-
troll have an active champion In
Judge James Phelan, of the recorder
court
"The controversy that Is now go
Ing on over the proposed increase In
the teachers salaries Is inexplicable,'
said Judge Phelan to The Times. If
any class of public servants deserves
well OF the community. 1t is that
class made up OF the self-sacrificing
women who supply the mothers place
during school hours, and train the
youthful minds TO knowledge and To
high ideals.
Daniel Webster said that educa-
ton IL a superior kind of police. Sure
ly the educator who devotes her life
and her llfe's best energies to the
training OF the men and women or
the future, ought not to have TO has-
gle over. and beg for fair compensa'
ton at the hands OF those she serves
No political necessity for a low tax
rate this year ought 10 be permitted
to interfere with the doing OF justice
10 our teachers; and when this just
rise of salary Is allowed, let II be
fixed so that the rank and file OF tho
teaching army may receive its bene-
fits.
unfortunately. in the past. such
bene.its have been adroitiy gobbled
UP by the 'colonels' and the captains.
This time let those who do the work,
the little Mothers get the increase
In pay In preference TO those who do
the posing.
II recall with pleasure the hours
spent With my teachers In the public
schools. and am not unmindful at this
time of what the teacher In the school
room must put up with. | believe
every fair-minded man and woman
will he in favor OF rendering justice
10 the most deserving OF all our pub
lie servants, our teachers
In a letter 10 Miss Alkaline Grell'
ing, president of the Detroit Teach
ers' association. Congressman DENLY
says In part
Il believe that the demand OF the
Detroit teachers for an increase In
salary is a reasonable one. Detroiters
are all proud OF their splendid school
system, and | believe justly so.
believe the teachers should be treat
ed with consideration and their com
pensation should certainly not be less
than that OF persons in corresponding
positions in other cities. | cordially
hope that the request OF the board oil
education for an Increase in It's
budget, 10 enable II to raise the sal
aries OF our school teachers, Will be
granted by the council
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
DAMONS AND PYTHIASES
COMMON IN CONGRESS
Cronies Found In Public Life In
Washington Much the Same AS
Anywhere Else.

WASHINGTON. March 25.--Cronies
are found In public life in Washington
Just as anywhere else. Congress Il
full OF Damons and Pythiases. Some
times the intimacy between two mem
bers of the senate or house will fol
low the proximity OF their seats on
the floor. or sometimes IT will result
from their association on committees
or sometimes even their opposition 10
each other on public measures VIII
wax into warm friendship outside the
capitol.
A singular instance of this was the
friendship between Senators Tillman
and Spooner. They fought each other
consistently in the chamber. but they
would invariably take lunch together
afterwards Then. too. the late Sen
ators Quay and Vest were the closest
of friends Senators Crane and Knox
too, we're intimate friends. They came
into the body one day apart, and. as
new members are not given much
consideration. they rather drifted to-
gether out OF mutual sympathy.
Senators Clark OF Arkansas. and
Oyerman of North Carolina. go to
theaters together. walk down the ave-
nue. after sessions and are almost in
separable. Senators Frazier and Eos
ter, both Southerners and occupying
adjoining seats are cronies, while
Senator's Daniel and Martin, both OF
Virginia. are like brothers.
In the house II Is often remarked
that ollie James OF Kentucky Is some
where about If Representative Helm
of Alabama is In sight, and vice versa.
One OF the newer intimacies between
public men is that of Associate JUS
ices Lurton and White of the SUI
preme court. They are both old Con
federate soldiers. and day by day they
an be seen slowly vending their way
arm I'm arm. down the avenue.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
Accused of Stealing Fountain.

William McGrady and Jack Johnson.
both giving their address as No. S5Sh
were arrested Thurs
day by Patrolman Frank Orlowsky.
charged with stealing big fountain
from tn yard in the rear of the old
Colombo hall Russell and Mullett-sts.
The big fountain was pulled from It's
and was sold by the pair
Of suspects, IL is alleged. for 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
diamond Stolen In Saloon.

John Becker, No. 500 Jay-st., reports
&c the police that his diamond pin,
valued at SIS, was stolen from him
while he vas in John J. Bells saloon,
No. 427 Maple-st, Thursday evening.
l,ell Is now awaiting examination in
The police court OF charge OF As
sault with intent 10 do great bodily
harm as the result OF fight In his
saloon, In which he hit Albert Schuk.
necht In the forehead with a billiard
cue.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
stoikov Held For Trial

Sveta Stojkov, Hungarian ticket
agent. was bound over TO the record
er's court Friday by Justice Stein for
trial on a charge Of larceny by con
version
The Detroit times., 1910-03-26

A cough, just little cough. |, may not
amount TO much. Or, IL may amount 10
everything Some keep coughing until the
lung tissues are seriously injured. Others
stop their cough with Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. Sold for seventy years. How
long have you known il?
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
CHARGES ENEMIES
WITH LACK OF COURAGE
Asserts Regular Republicans No Longer Have Majority
IN Either House or Senate, and Alleges Insurgents
Monopoly of Morality Is Violation of Trust Law.

Three days OF batting with his enc
mics las left Speaker Cannon with
even more nght la him than when he
began. for mis- public statement at tl.is
stage Of the struggle is not an ove--
tlre ior peace, but a taunt Of cowardice
directed at the insurgents Tor not vot-
Ing him out Of Office.
Only eight Of these followers Of
Cuumins and la Toilette nad the c0ur-
age Of their convictions hs thundered.
az the annual dinner Of the illinois Re
psbhcan Association I'm the Riggs House
last evening.
This gathering or 20 members Of the
club was turned into a rally for Uncle
Joe and he knew it, He denounced
those who brought about the crisis, ard
talked frankly about the future. even
going so far as 10 declare that there
is no longer Republican majority in
the Scuatc, which is equivalent 10 say
ing that Le expects 10 see the ins!r-
gents IN control there on The urst test.
He FIRST paid his attentions TO the
magazines and newspapers which have
NDel prcnoJu- the u~uTgcut move
WcuJ and commented upOn individuals
al.tE that they should be indicted and
prosecuted under the sherman anti
trust law C-anks, he called them.
I1ere was new majority made to-
day. .-e continued J. consisted OF
the Democrats and a. - Uer cent slough
s.r0yCd the Committee ON Rules Then
what die they Iot 4 resolution was
presented declaring the office Of Spea X
or vacant
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
REGRETS
CANNON'S DEFEAT
Speakers Townsfolk Sympa-
thetic, But Plans for Elec-
ton Of Opponent Begin.

DANFiLLE. ILL.,. March 1t-This. the
home town Of Joe Cannon, ss In rrcr.~n-
ing today Although Io- entirely IN
expected bT those Watching rFe c.-r-rsa
Of events in Congress. the action Of the
House iu throwing tie Speaker out of
The Rules Commute cane as d great
appointment 20 his closest fl,rGE
and leading political w-rEers in Inn
vile.
His political enemies and some Of his
own party who =ymDt -il'z-I ,yjrH ~
insurgents are .0rr-s)5 sGils.Iv e-rtrC
while half regrettinS the SInli-g -
Cannon s political sun, o. ever irz -
tal eclipse.
The Democrats and Republican m
-ufgeEts NOW declare thar the Speaker
the Eighteenth Congress siOuaI district.
iu Congress and among Ilc people ~
the EnEbtecltH Congressional district.
and the result wiz undoubtedly induce
a more active and determined OuDosl-
ton 20 his reelection next fall
Dr. r. 3. Downs, "A Republican % DO
0rOSltion 90 hfr. CaT1Ou. and issued In
pamphlet form an a. tack on the Speak
ers stand on the Hquor question, is
jubilant
The real opposition 20 Cannon next
ran VIII come from Ihe DeuIOe-lTic and
iusJrseuJ allies who have ~een FOR
some time trying 20 induce JuLge r. r
p. klmbrouEF 10 be a candidate FOR
the Office. declaring NJ is tile only -ran
in the district who could defeat Can
Icu- no matter what Congress afEht
The allies are confident that JuGua
kimbrOIEl viii now give his .1asent
ana make red-hot canvass OF the
district
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Is responsible for the reform in the rules
Of The House.
we did not go as far as vvof,1.I
personally liked 10 have gone. but we
did the best we could i'm the circun-
stances believe that my original reso-
luton was rar superior to the one which
was adopted 10y the House. but had To
give way out Of Difference TO the vishe.
of The men with whom ] was associated.
''Iwant 20 say now. as j said on The
hoor OF The House, that personal an
tagonism 20 Speaker Cannon never en-
tered into this question, and no one re-
GREETED more than ] the votes of Insur-
gents -n support of the Burlesou resolu-
uon declaring the chair vacant We did
not know that IL was going 90 be intro
QuCe4s pll The moment ID was before
the House ] did my best 20 get around
among the Insurgents and beg them 90
vote against IT, Our fight was against
me rules, not against the personality OF
the Speaker. II was the system we
were after. not the man.
The insurgents DO not EXPECT con
slderatpn al the hands of the OrEaniZa-
ton when lL meets ln caucus 10 select
the members Of the new Rules Commit
tee The organization viii control rho
and VIII elect the six mem
pers Of the cor mittee. We have no
complaint TO make on that score We
90 not ask for repres cutatiCn on the
Rules Committee.
'I believe the Insurgents viii take no
further action with % Niew 20 reforming
The rules ar this sCsS.lr Of Congress Al
the beginning Of r..- next Congress.
deprive The Speaker ." the power TO
lpUCInt the committee
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

What did these men who have boer
deuounciuB my personality. these 81
mon-pure followers Of Ci.uu7frs ana
"a t9LetJe, 90 then2 only eight OF
tons The result was that while Z r-as
elected speaker by a majority Of Is last
March they refused 10 turn me 0ur bz-
a majority OF 15
~ seems 10 ne fashionable with
magazines TO decry organization. THet-
do not seem 90 be satisfied unless they
can govern tho couutr- But the ur0of
of the pudding is in the eating we
today
The country believes we have q ma
jOrity Of g I'm the House. whereas ne
have none, nor have we a majority i'm
the senate But tnis news IS not given
70 the country by certain UubIicists
They suppress lv and disrorr IN and
talk only about Cann0uis-n and the de-
feat and reDuke Of the car TODAY"
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
HAYES BELIEVES
REFORM ASSURED

Feprcse-tauve Hayes or California.
speaNinG todag of the battle in the
House of Representative. sald-
Every man 20 his own conscience.
] had my reasons for voting 20 retain
The speaker. and 7 presume those who
voted to ciSD.ace E'm had theirs II
was question every man had 10 set
lie for himself ana upon which he
1ustlhes bis action in his own con-
science / have always regarded the
real issue as being the necessity for a
change -n tGe rules. and tins has been
effectively accomplished"
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
NORRIS STRENGTH
IN NEBRASKA GROWS

LINCOLN. NeJr.. March 20-The vic
tory Of Congressmau George w. Norris
has made him The logical standard
bearer. Of the Nebraska insurgents. g.
o. Whedon. who recently announced
his candidacy for the Senate lu opro-
sition 10 r. j.. Burkett. is keeping close
tab on affairs at Washington His
frineds admit that me iS inclined 90 leave
a free reid 10 the Congressman II the
latter is forced into rhe contest
In this way the entire progressive vote
would he captured by Norris.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
INSURGENTS
Think PARTY SAFE
Expressed That Leg
islation VIII Be Unaf-
fected by Upheaval.

Republican insurgents in the Senate
do not think that the Administrations
legislative program as a whole Is je0p-
ardized by the reorganization OF the
House Committee on Rules. Neither
90 they think that the Republican party
IL disrupted or disorganized. They think
it is made of better stuff than that
Senator Cummins Of Iowa who is one
Of the recognized leaders Of the insur-
gent. wing of the Senate, said today
that he could not understand why leg
islation 20 which the Republican party
is pledged should not be enacted under
The new regime as well as under the
old
lie thinks that more progressive leg
islation IS possible now and that more
representative measures VIII be con-
sIdered by the House.
The Senator said. The amendment
90 the House rules viii have the effect
2f giving a wider latitude 20 the meas
ures 20 be considered The rspresenta-
ion on the committee VIII be more
general and the sentiments of the people
ON the laws that are necessary Will be
reelected 20 a greater degree. Tha- Isl
ny judgmcntof the situauonwith ~ ~ard
rules"
Eject on Program.
do y0u think. Senator. that the
downfall OF the organization iu the
House viii cripple the Administration
legislative program"
II don't see why it should. ] am
speaking generally now. There might
Do some broader action on a particular
Dill or policy. hUt taken as whole.
i iniuk the legislation 20 which the
party ls pledged has about as much
-naAct oI enactment now as II had be-
lore the House decided % amend its
l-es- / don't understand why Dc should
hc otherwise
As Tor the railroad BIN, IT is alto.
-elher probable tLat 10 VIII have q more
general consideration now rlau bafrr.-
though. Of course. Z do NOT know what
the OLD Rules Committee would have
l'Le with regard t1 i- There win now
'e a more general debate ON the meas
lre and more opportunity t0 amend ID
than the pracrircs Of -he old committee
indicate would have been the chances .
II b were still i'm power.
What do you think of thc cry that
and diT0rganized hv tho Insurgents ef-.
forts TO amend the rules iu tho House,"
Faith In the Party.
and more. D d0 not. however believe
that tho Republican party is being orI
win be disor1au.zed or disrupted by This.
GEht bon the House and the opposition m .
tho Senate to some of the organ lzatiau /
policies. The Republican party is held
together nv stronger principles and
stronger ties than that D am about
convinced that the party VIII Erow|
stronger as result or this victory on I
the part of the House insurgents"
The views ~ senator Cumuius are the /
views of other senate insurgents SER
ator Claup was seen today. TOO. and
while he did NOT go into details. HC Ir-|
dorsed about an that Senator Cummfns .
had said He agreed absolutely thar
the party was iu no more danger now
than IL has been Senator Bourne was
also seeu but he did not express his
views further than 90 agree with a
good deal that senator Cumm,u5 had .
said
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
MINE PRESERVES DEAD

2IT VERNON. d.. March Do The
bodies of four miners autombed Iu the
West FrauEfOrd mine "a year ago last
February 2y an explosion have been re-
covered. The cgrpses were well pre-
served ana easily identified
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
WITH THE CAUCUS,
ASSERTS NORRIS

1T was q great victory" said Repre-
sentative George ". Norris. of Ncbs7s-
ka, the author Of the resolution which
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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The Washington times., 1910-03-20

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The Washington times., 1910-03-20

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The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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Turkish baths at home. Cabi-
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The Washington times., 1910-03-20

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The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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Old-time Cold Cream CSC 10.
can: 1k-Ib. cau.....-......... 80
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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Bottle Bouquet Farnese Vio-
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Bottle HoubiCanr-s Ideal .S7 50
Bottle Floramye Ext Pive-. s.. ID
Bottle Extract lie Tre1e.
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Bottle AzUrea Extract.
Bottle Pinaud's Lilac de
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Bottle PinaUG's VeEetsI Vio-
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1pArl soap ------------....-- sc
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
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Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic.
o5c large bottle small one. T7c
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-11
GIRL GIVES
POPE WRONG NUMBER
Connects His Holiness With SatIrieaf
Journai--confesses and
IL Forgiven.

Journal--corfeeses and
IL Forgiven.
ROME, Aug. 10.--A telephone girl
at the vatican has had bad quarter
OF an hour through putting the pope
through to the wrong number.
The number with which she actual
ly connected his holiness happened to
be the office OF the "Asina." a satirical
journal. which abuses and caricatures
the pope and the church at every OPP
portunity. The "Asino' Is naturally
anathema at the vatican. so that the
pope was exceedingly wroth when he
found to whom he was speaking.
Suspecting that he had been tricked
by a mischievous telephone girl, the
pope instructed an Official to discover
the culprit. The telephone STAFF were
informed that they would all be dis
missed unles sthe guilty one confess
ed.
Then up spoke timid damsel, who
admitted that she had quite unwilling
ly and without malice connected his
holiness with the Asino office. Her
excuse was accepted, and the incident
closed.