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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Eugene g. j. Paulus will sail for
Europe on Saturday to remain abroad
ES,Uaai L.onlns.
The forty-second annual reunion of
the Ninth Michigan Infantry will be
held in-Y psiland Sept-14-16.- Gen.
II. M. Duffield Is president and II. G.
Rankin, OF Ypsilanti. secretary.
Ste. Anne's church was the scene of
pretty wedding, Wednesday morn
ing, when Miss Anna j. Godbout.
daughter of Emile Godbout, was mar
ried to Thomas j. Tanquay. The Rev.
Luke Renaud officiated.
-+A-A+
The Woodmen of the World OF De-
troit and vicinity will join in an out
ing to Tashmoo park Friday. A uni
form rank and two ladies' drill teams
will come from Mt. Clemens and
Wyandotte to take part in the days
program of drills, games and ath-
letic contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Grinnell and
daughter, Geraldine, left Thursday for
a ST. Lawrence river trip. At Mon
treal they will begin a motor trip
through Vermont. New Hampshire
and New York states to New York
city, from whence they will motor
back TO Detroit.
The marriage OF Miss Flora Weeks
to A. W. Mckinney, of Denver, Col,
was quietly celebrated Monday, Aug.
Is, at the home OF the bride, No. 297
Melbourne-ave. The Rev. Charles
Bronson Allen officiated. After Nov.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney will make
their home in Denver.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

n n T. MANY women, particularly at
Ibis season OF the year, have the same
trouble that now veNes you--tnht Is
ordinary cold creams leave the skin SO
hiiy that the complexion loses instead
IN gains from their use. Make this
kream Jelly yourself Mt home and there
|vili be an end to your troubles 1et
kron, vour druggist one ounce or almo-
Holm. nut II I'm fruit jar, add one-hall
hint OF cold water and two teaspoonsiul
kf glycerine, stir briskly for rev MIN
ptes and let stand over nlsht. n n
NJ 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, MI
kut hollow checks and round on angles
n gives a clear. fresh and soft SKIN, De :
Iause IL removes every particle on dust
Ind dirt from the pores. II removes
blackheads, and by making large pores
krnall prevents their return: ln,s
{ream contains no oils or fats that VIII
ksuse a growth OF hair IL prevents
Sreckles. tan and sunburn.
Miss New York: You cannot be too
IarefuI in caring for your hair. Yes.
ece.serv to keep your hair and scalp
yr.o from dust Never use soda. as IL
{ades the hair; many soaps, too are
,.rmfuI as they leave the hair dry
Ina brittle and cause streaks. For a
,,,ict driving home shampoo. there IL
tothina so good rs plain canthrox.
cissolve a teaspoonful In cup OF hot
water. pour on the head n little 81 ?
Iffla
Isith any other shampoo. Then rinse
Irsu Centhrox makes rich and plen-
Inn Isther that thoroughly cleanses
H. scaip removes dandruff. relieves
itchinu and irritation, and leaves the
air eft bright and huffy-so that IL
q easily dressed.
r.. Your eyes are weak and
,ce1 STRENGTHENING tonic. Get from
I,o,,r druggist an ounce or cTystos anu
ktssotve In in pint OF water. Drop
rnn 81 tvto drops In each eve whenever
Ibcvare tired, red or innamed. THIS
kir,r,c eve tonic helps wonderfully IN
rnping the eyes bright and clear and
kce. awav with that lack-lustre and
tenr.ssIonlcas look that 80 detracts
rnn, an otherwise attractive girls APP
tcarance. -.
49,, your face and forearms. mix n
Iittie deiatone with enough water 10
ANN a nastc. cover the skin on which
he ANNOYING hairs appear and let "
Rrmain two or three minutes; then
VIC or the paste and wash the skin
Tin warn, water. Get the delatone in
he oriainal one-ounce package as IL
Icmes from the chemical works. II re-
Ieiis AZ one dollar and IL sold In up-to-
kate drug stores. Should the hairs re-
kpnear. they will be light and thin,
md a second application OF delatone
viii permanently rid you OF them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

and woman has won. The rat" is
doomed. Is already passing from the
scene, scampering away when shown
up TO womankind In its true light.
New styles displayed by Madam"
tnis fall will show how the milliner
recosnizes an accomplished fact and
Is building her creations with smaller
crowns, to it the ratless head.
Yes, it's true, the rat must CO."
said the girl at the hair-dresser's 10
her fayorite customer. And it's all
because women have at last come to
their senses.
The rebellion began with some SEN
Side woman upon whom 1t suddenly
dawned one day that the lifeless, lack
iuster, falling condition OF her hair
must be blamed upon her rat Then
she stopped worrying and fretting
about her hair long enough TO take
out the rat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
EAST sIDE--BOoK A.

(l) On the south side OF columSis !,
street, in front OF or adJoinlne
such lot or parts OF lot numpero4
10. between Brush street tn sn =
p gsaue Of 3. i L IT, RRa S Beau
bien Farm. -,n,.
(2) On the south side Of columpis
street, in front OF or , aa!o nmm.
bered is, is, between Beaubien
street and st. Antoine street.
Theo. ]. and DENNIS eensHan:a
sub. of o. l.. ITS. Lambert Beau
-. bien,s Farm, JOS ;a cam m acalnmbia
street, in front OF or aaJoln,ms
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
bered 81, 20. 10. between beaupien
street and ST. Antoine ns,,':
sub. of o. L. IFS. Lambert Beau
bien Farm. JOS. Campau Est
co On the north side OF C SlHm,D,e
street. in front OF or aa!o,ni r,.
sacn i0 ;. s. 3. pSetween Beaubisn
sub of block 2, Van Dyke Sec
OF A. Bcaubien farm. >.,r
o ssre sss Il, iou front s'o Of o ssoinins
such lot or parts OF lot num-
street sersS ana st. Antoine street.
! Thso; .; = q and d n IsS lambert BEAU
biens Farm. Jos. caPpau Est.
(6) On the west side OF '6t. Antoine
such lots or parts OF lots mum
bered T. 3. 4. between Coiumpia
street and Montcalm street. van
Dykes sub. OF the a. beauu'en
(D on the east side OF St.. Antoine
street, In front OF or adJoinInS
such lot or parts of lot numberea
SIS, between Columbia street ana
Elizabeth street, Crane and Wes-
sons SIC. of the Antoine Beau
bien Farm. north OF elizabeth
n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Speaking of national drinks (you
-meEey-ReFe yea-aot a.,
England has her pink tea and brown
ale
France has her absinthe and
wines
Germany has her beer
And America her
What?
Soda.
Just the plain. cool. sparkling pro-
hibition soda that you buy for nickel
or dime over the bar" az any drug
store, bury your nose in its delicious
ly scintillating depths, or imbibing
1t through the succulent straw.
Americans consume some whisky
quite a bit, in fact Also some beer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
Why Cats Have Whiskers.'

II isn't altogether an accident that
Tabby has a crop OF "whiskers," or
feelers, growing from her upper lip
and from near her eyes.
In fact, not having any hands. those
"whiskers" serve much the same pur-
pose that you use your hands for
With the feelers Tabby Is able to feel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

scalp and compels an increased flow
OF oil. This oil gets into the rat and
becomes rancid. The dead oil rubs
back on the hair and daily shampoo
wouldn't undo the damage II causes.
Between you and me, she remem-
bored just In time that her hair Is
her GROWING glory-a thing that many
women will recall too late.
"Of course. we are In business TO
make money, and the more rats, puffs.
switches and braids we sell the better
we're off, so we say little about this
revolution. Puffs and light switches
will still be worn, and the hair
will be soft and fuzzy about the face.
But rats-well, confdentially, we're
not buying any new rats"
AS result OF this timely 90 discov-
cry of a rational woman, milliners are
working overtime, making hats with
smaller crown-sizes to At these ratless
heads. This fall and winter there will
be a radical change In hats on account
of the change in coifiures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Sealed proposals viii be received az
the office OF the Fire Con>nissIon until
1880 y. m. Monday. Aug. ~, 1910. for
with one automobile truck, with express
body. capable Of carrying load 81 looo
pounds at rate of IA miles en- hour. and
COO pounds at rate Of 10 niles "a
specifications OF car they Arr bidding
on. The successful bidder Win - re-
auired to furnish bond In eno<o1m %
SiImsnt OF contract md rieht a. re-
ject any and all bids IN expvoeDH re-
served. Bids will be eo1oeel4 PRO
pcsai for auto truck" and VIII h do
we'll. Secretary. Ger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Women will readily follow a cour-
ageous leader And, of course. this
woman was right. The rat heats the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
THE CUCKOO.

THE CUCKOO.
The cuckoo is queer bird. Instead
Of building a nest of its own, it lays
its eggs In other birds nests.
This spring Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Wren built the incest little nest in an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Sidewalk Notice

Detroit, Mich, Aug. is. 1910.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council, you are required %
construct. reconstruct or repair. or put
to proper line and grade. oriok
natural stone, artificial stone. cement
or concrete sidewalk, according 10
specifications prepared by the Commits,
sIoner OF Public Works and approved
by the Common Council
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
Chloride Of Lime Solution VIII
Remove Iron-rust, MIidew;
StalnR.

Add FIVE pounds washing soda
to one gallon cold water and put
over fire. When boiling stir In one
pound chloride OF lime. Remove
from fire and when cooled strain
through a cloth and cork up In a
jug. Put rust-stained, ink-stained
OF widowed clothes In enough
water to cover, with cup of
Clipped soap and a pint OF the
washing fluid. Boil, stirring occa-
sionally with clothes-stick. III the
stains do not disappear. add very
little more fluid. Do not use too
strong, as II will eat into the
clothes. Only white material
should be treated by this method,
as lowered fabrics will be bleached
white.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

her way about in the dark, FOR they
are highly sensitive and abundantly
supplied with nerves communicating
with the brain.
Puss' eyesight il pretty good. but
she is predisposed to be nocturnal In
habits. With the aid Of the feel,
and highly developed sense OF
smell, she is able to get around either
in the daytime or after night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Dear Miss Grey: What will take
dead nits off my hair? PEARL.
A.--Shampoo hair thoroughly and
when dry comb the hair, small
strand at a time. with a fine-tooth
comb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

old apple tree, and in this dear little
nest cuckoo egg was laid. When the
babies Matched, Mrs. Wren was sur
prised enough to find this stranger in
her home.
A little cuckoo. even when II Is first
Matched, has broad, strong back,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

Isn't This a Chic Little Turban-An,
Not SO Very Little After All. ~
Just the Kind to Wear With tn,
Back-to-Nature Hair Dress. II q
Made Of Folds and swIrls Of 6lacI
Taffeta With Nifty Little Loops o
the Same at the slde-Front, and IT,
New This Fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
EAST sIDE-Bo0K B.

} On the south side or Englewood
avenue, In front of or adjoining
such lot or parts of lot numpereo
47O. between John r. street ana
Beaubien street, Hunt ana Leg
getts sub; Of the :; TOT OF T ~, =
sand Acre Tract.
} On the north side OF Frederick
street, in front OF or ADJOINING
such lots or parts of lots num-
bered 5, 6. Z, 8. between ST. An-
tome street and Hastings street,
s2. "a. So, as. 81 and IS, Antoine
Beaubien Farm. bet. Ferry ave.
nue. and Theodore street.;
} On the south side OF Harmon
avenue, in front of or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numpereaa
Woodward avenue, Hunt and
Leggett's sub OF the s. " Of the
w. u OF s. u of a sec. ~, Ten
Thousand Acre Tract.
} On the south side of Harper ave-
nue., in front OF or adJoining
IS, between John r. street and
Brush street. Harper Hospital
sub. OF lot and the 8. ITO II. OF
lot 2 OF park lot IS.
} On the south side OF Rosedale
court, in front OF or adjoln nrnS
I46, between John II. street and
Beaubien street, Hunt and Leg
gets sub. OF the s. " Of w, n
OF s. y of q sec. "a. Ten
Thousand Acre Tract; v
} On the north side OF King ave-
lots or parts OF lots numbered
1s, ~. 20. between Brush street
20 and Beaubien street, Jos. X. NC
\ Laughiin's sub. OF the. WY
1892 fr. of the N. n OF lot
and the WY 1927 .i n. OF TOT Ten .
!. Thousand Acre Tract.
y On the north side of King ave.
nue.. in front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered 90.
between John r. street and
iin's sub. Of the WY i4ss.ss fr.
of the n. N OF lot and the WY
1892 fr. of lot s OF the sub. OF
Y sec. ~. Ten Thousand Acre
Tract.
} On the north side of Mott ave
nue., In front of or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
4. between Beaubien street and
Oakland avenue. Hunt and Log
gets sub. of lots 27-2s-29-3o-Si-
32-33 and alley OF Motifs sub, OF
part OF the sly 40 acres OF
sec. 81, Ten Thousand Acre Tract.
EAST SIDE-B00K d.
} On the east side of Ellery place,
in front of or adjoining such lot
or parts OF lot numbered IS, be-
tween Forest avenue and Han
cock avenue, Potter's sub. OF ~
a o. l.. %. sly 1914 II. OF o. l..
~. Leib Farm.
} on the north side of Forest ave-
nue., I'm front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered ~,
between Heck place and Mt. FL
Holt avenue. Potter's sub. OF "
n o. L. q. SLY 1912 1t. OF o. l.
~. Leib Farm.
} on the north side OF Forest ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered Sc,
between Heck place and Ellery
street, Potter's sub. OF ~. Y q. l.
%. sly 1912 II. of o. L. 20. Leib
Farm.
} on the north side OF Farnsworth
street. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
II. between Moran street and Col
Inns street sub. OF part OF the
Maurice Moran Farm. p. g. 1sz.
} On the south side OF Hancock
avenue, In front of or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot numbered
IL. between Heck place and FL
lery street. Potter's sub. or NJ y
o. l. AZ. sly 7s.1a Il. of o. l. -.
Leib Farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18
men Win In Rebellion Against The Raj
~ CYNTHIA GREY.

The rebellion against the rat-yes.
that's me proper word. for woman
HAS rebeiled. raising louder each day
~ protest and demand that this fool.
isn' arunciai. Understanding toilet aid
be banished from Dame FASHIONS
dresser.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

As are owned by you on or before
the End day OF September. 1910. or in
default thereof the same will be con-
structed. reconstructed, repaired or put
to proper line and grade by the De-
pense thereof together with the cost
OF this publication. VIII be assessed
ass,nst said lots ,rr
Commissioner OF Public Works
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-18

A large table Is
filled I'm the rear
or our store with
Oxfords OF very
fine quality; sizes
] to 4 "A. 3 and
IL widths: every
pair worth 81 10
50; final reduce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21

FIRE WIPES OUT BLOCKED HORSES BURN
THE TRUTH ABOUT PO|NDEXTER
The truth about Poindexter.

The truth about Poindexer
Yesterday Times how c. O. Anderson of Kenne-
wick had been with Scandnavans of
ona reputation trying the Miles
Pondexter. This
Gronna of North Dakota which named the Washington
nsurgent who had done valuable work his
at the nations capital.
Today the Times prints another eter-this from
Congressman Lndbergh of Minnesota will print
berghs letter folows
Mr.. c. o. Anderson, Kennewick, Washington:
My Dear Mr. Anderson: Representative Poindexer
candidate the wish to
to the fact back of Washington
hardly appreciate the value to the of like Mr.
Poindexter congress.
the time that he has not
only his ability which material but his absolute hon
esty and independence.
With a people like the present progressves in
will responsive to the peoples Will
problems the balance and to
people in wishing them to be solved
right
hope you will not feel that have trespassed in writ
letter l merely in earnestness
progressive been inform
and that far personally
concerned your good will is with Mr. Poindexter
would give the encouragement If
your with the fact that
like Poindexr the senate will add to the ad
of the Washington, but to the
all right take interest
these they effect all the people of this
country.
Mr.. Pondexter been tried important questions
know him equal any emergency
Very respectfully,
G. A. LINDBERGH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21
Worried Stand -Patters
Rush Jones To
Grays Harbor

Stanton Warburton, candidate
for congress from Tacoma, went
to Aberdeen today. He will put
in some time there comforting with
the Aberdeen citizens who are lin
ing up for the progressive move
ment.
The fact that the whole Grays
Harbor country is going insurgent
is frightening the wits out of the
-patters. Senator Wesley
Jones was dispatched into the
country yesterday to try to stem
the tide which is rolling up for
Poindexter and Warburton, the
progressive candidates.
Jones held a conference at Ho-
GUAM with Senator Poison and
other politicians, and they are
going to try to stop the people
and hold them for Johnny Wilson,
II possible.
Is Hard Fight.
The lines are being drawn tight
In the Grays Harbor country, and
II Is Wilson and McCredis on the
vne hand and Poindexter and WAR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21
BIGGUN
BLOWS
UP
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., July FL.
Ten men of the Coast artillery
were killed and two mortally
wounded today by the blowing
out of the breech lock of a 12-inch
gun at Fortress Monroe, Va.
General Carlos, in an official re-
port to the war department, says:
~ regret to report an accident
at the commencement of the stu
dent officers battle practice with
12-inch guns, resulting probably
from premature explosion, caused
the death of ten Een and prOba-
bly, fatally injuring two. Lieut..
Van Dusen suffered a broken leg
and three men were lightly In
iured. An investigation is in
progress"
The target practice was part of
a course of instruction for 80 Of
fcers who are attending the ar
tillery school at Fortress Monroe.
When the accident occurred five
batteries We're making ready to
fire at a target 5000 yards away
across Hampton Roads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21
CHEERS FOR
PO|NDEXTER
ATBUCKLEY

If Buckley does not give Con-
gress man Poindexter a clear ma
jority in the primary election for
senator next September all signs
will fail.
Mr.. Poindexter spent the day
at Buckley yesterday. He spoke
in Columbia hall last night to a
large crowd and the enthusiasm
was pronounced. The people at
Buckley generally have been taxi
ing little interest in the campaign,
but when they were sounded it APP
peared that practically everybody
except few machine politicians
is for the insurgent movement
and Poindexter.
Congressman Poindexter last
night discussed the insurgent
movement in congress. He show
ed that to the insurgents belongs
the credit for all the progressive
elements in the new railway bill,
the conservation bill and the 9TH
er legislation which was put
through at the last session.
Mr.. Poindexter at noon today
spoke to the workmen at the
South Tacoma shops, and tonight
he will speak to the citizens gen.
orally in the hall at South Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21
FERN HILL Up
IN ARMS
AGAIN

The war is on again at Fern
Hill.
Ten cent fare went into effect
on the street car line from Tacoma
to Larchmont and Parker street
this morning and the conductors
were busy
An effort was made to throw
everybody off the car who refused
to pay more than the nickel. II
took eight husky street railway
bouncers on one car to eject one
man, and he got back on again
later
Eyes we are ejecting them
when they do not pay but not
using much force" said Manager
Bean to the city commission this
morning when asked what was
doing.
War Along Line.
There was war all along the line
when an attempt was made to
collect the extra fare. The peo-
pie generally refused to be mulct-
ed for the dime. Ana most of
them rode into town on the one
fare.
Up to the noon hour the people
claimed they had won complete
victory. A few had been elected
but most of the people rode for
five cents and resisted the efforts
Of street car men to get them off.
II can tell the company'it will
meet with very stubborn resist
ence and their injunction will do
them no good" said j. F. Fitch.
They will have to enjoin every
person out there, and when they
get that done there are thousands
of people in the city who are ready
to go out, and they will have to
enjoin everybody in town, too"
BE Very Expensive.
At that rate it will be a very
expensive proposition, and will
cost more in marshals fees than
the whole line brings in receipts.
Fitch and Joe Mitchell were at
the city hall this morning asking
that the city officials enforce the
recent ordinance against collect
ing an illegal fare, and also that
other ordinances be enforced to,l
bring the company to time.
Mayor Fawcett, with an injunc-I
tion hanging over the city did not
know what to do. He sent them
to City Attorney Stiles, and Judge
Stiles told them he would try tol
look the matter up and see what u
can be done.
A lively time is expected atl
Fern Hill tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21

cash fares instead of buyins 4
tickets. At the prominent drug
stores in the city street car tickets
are for sale IL for so cents. That
means a saving of cents on
every 10 rides by the people. But
according to the statement of the
company filed with the city con-
troller yesterday, only 1921 Of
the $425,756 taken in inside the
city limits for street car fares m
the first SIX months Of this year,
was on tickets. The rest was cold
cash dropping In nickels into the
company till.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21

Tacoma people love the T. R. &
P. company so much they made 1t
present of $33,051 since the
first of January just for good Will.
The company did not even ask
1t.
If the same policy is followed
the rest of this year the bonus
given the company will amount to
practically $4,000 for the year.
That is enough to pay interest on
capital enough to build the whole
system inside the city.
Paid Cash Fares.
q comes BY the people paying
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-21

A score of persons who roomed
over the stores and shops were
driven out in their night clothes,
barely escaping with their lives,
and several were robbed OF all
their belongings, and were COM
PEELED to borrow clothing from
neighbors.
The fire originated myst sterious-
ly in the livery stables where
about 80 horses belonging to va
rious firms throughout the city
were kept. Not one of them was
saved. Among them was a valu-
able trotter owned by DR.. Duvon
of Centralia. He was valued at
5000.
Barney Long, who was night
watchman of the stable, was near
ly overcome by the smoke while
attempting to save some of the
horses and other employees of the
stable found him helpless inside
the barn.
The heaviest loss is to Freed
lund & Co.'s grocery store. The
whole building was wiped out.
w. T. Dickinson, his son Arthur
and a woman and her daughter
who roomed over Dickenson's
butcher shop, were awakened just
in time to save themselves, and all
are left without clothes or other
belongings. The shop and entire
building was total loss.
Church Badly Burned.
The sparks set fire to the Scan
dinavian Baptist church across
the street and before the flames
were checked about $4,000 dam
age had been done to the roof and
by the water.
When the fire in the woodward
was at its height, one company had
to go to Tenth and / streets, where
the sparks had set fire to the resi-
dence of H. B. Rogers. The occu-
pants of the house were driven to
the street In their night clothes.
but the flames were soon checked
and the principal damage was
from water. The Turner resi-
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