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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey-O How can |
clean white fox furs at home? CD
What will clean spots from a white
maple table? CD Can a panama hat
be cleaned at home? NJ. j. l..
A-U With cornmeal. CD Wash
with warm water, soap and a little
coal OIL Rinse and polish with dry,
soft cloth. CD Yes. but results are
not always satisfactory.
Dear Miss Giey-Q What will re-
move coal SCOT from an Administer
rug? CD Where should initials on
sheets and tablecloths be embroi6-
cred? A READER.
A-Q Fuller's earth. CD In the
center, near the upper hem of sheet.
On a corner OF the tablecloth.
Dear Miss Grey---What Is the TWEEN.
tieth wedding anniversary?
A-China.
Dear Miss Grey-(D A girl friend
has written. asking me to be best
man at her wedding. What would b.s
the proper way to accept? CD Tell
me a nice present to send. t3) What
are a best mans duties?
A SUBSCRIBER.
A-Q Write her a letter thank
ing her for the compliment she has
paid you. and tell her you will be glad
to act as best man. CD Something
nice In table silverware. or a hand.
some piece OF bric-a-brac. go He must
Nd In. 80, lct he hui
groom before and during the cere-
mony.
Dear Miss Grey-Is marriage
license required in the states of New
Jersey and Connecticut? ANXIOUS.
A-Write to the secretary state and
inquire. Tnclose self-addressed stamp.
ed envelope.
Dear Miss Grey-QD Please give
me a recipe for strawberry sSortcake.
90 | would also like the name Of A
good book on letter writing.
DAILY READER.
A-UD Make short slightly sweet
ened biscuit dough, roll thin. cut with
large cookie cutter, spread with
melted butter and bake In two layers.
When done break In two. place a few
crushed berries between layers, sugar.
PUT on second layer and cover with
crushed berries. Serve with cream.
90 Ask a book dealer
Dear Miss Grey: Will you kindly
tell me, through the Detroit Times, on
what day Of the week fell % June 4.
1922. 81 August Is, 1912, and (3)
August 5. 1867?
Cd Tuesday.
90 Saturday.
go Monday. A. M. R.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
Antl-Jews Burn Buildings.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-The
police Of Borissov are today investi-
eating a well-founded charge the. the
destruction Of a large part of the city
by fire yesterday was work OF a
group OF anti-Jewish incendi2ries.
Nearly all of the 400 buildings de-
stroyed were owned by the Jews. Sew
eral suspects have been arrested and
they are said to have confessed that
the hie was planned by number Of
men of Borissov.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
FAITHFUL CEDRY.

Sir Charles was leaving his tent to
hurry out to the great battle. His
hound. Cedry, wanted TO 60. too. bur
Sir Charles made him so back in the
tent and lie down, saying that bat
uefeld was no place for dogs. All day
long the battle ragged and when at
evening time his master did not come
home Cedry set out In search of him.
AT last the dog found Sir Charles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
lALL ApOUrD
| TIE Horn
by Cynthia 0ry

Bath mats made from old bed
spreads are fine for the bathroom.
Bind with wide cotton tape.
II the hands are rubbed on celery
after peeling onions the odor will be
entirely removed.
It's a good idea to keep buttons sort
ed and in wide-mouthed glass bottles
or small baking powder tins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
The EVENING Story

body OF an Egyptian peasant, already
writhing in the death agony induced
by the poison that he had partaken
Of Instantly we understood. This
was their threatened vengeance: for
Is days and nights this man had lain
hidden within the empty wrappings,
that he might work out his revenge at
last.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
NECK DARK THEN
BLEACH 1T THIS WAY

OF the dozen bleaches for the skin
which will whiten. the bread and milk
pou;tice Is as simple and probably as
efiicacious as any. II has been, at
least, a very popular experiment, since
somebody's mother recalled the fact
that IL was once a fashionable way OF
bleaching the hands. The poultice
must be worn for three nights, IL the
results are expected 10 be at all salts
factory.
The juice Of raw potato is another
bomely homemade remedy for a too
dark neck. Dip thick slices OF potato
In very hot water, and rub the neck
vigorously. A starchy lather is pro-
duced which has splendid bleaching
qualities.
Lemon juice is the first thought OF
the girl bent on bleaching her neck
Rub the neck with cut lemon until
the skin Is moist. then battle the neck
in cold water. Apply the juice once
more, and allow IL to dry into the skin
and remain over night. After the
morning bath, apply good cold
cream.
Lime juice is supposed to act more
quickly than lemon juice, but the
bleaching process is more trouble
some. After lime juice has been APP
piled. the neck is swathed and steam
ed with cloths wrung out of hot wa
ter. Then more lime juice Is rubbed
In, followed by coating of cold
cream. The neck Is then scraped with
the dull edge of a knife, or bone
paper cutter, and talcum Is rubbed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10

His Disability.
Recruiting Sergeant: Young man,
why don't you enlist?
Zeke Leary: Can't: I'm too listless.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 9 TO RIA
S2.5o Cleveland and Return

Lake Shore ny. sunday, June IL.
Also Toledo rs cents. Sanduskv 81.
Train leaves Detroit 1902 a. M. also
.or Toledo LAS p. m. Tickets to Cleve-
land good also on 300 p. IN. train Sat
rrday. Particulars City ONCE. Opera
House.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
Mary's Pet.

Mary's Pet.
Mary mad little dog.
And IL had a little bite:
So Mary snatched just where he
scratched,
And caught the flea. all right.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
Hal Ha! Hal

Hal Ha! Hal
/Perturbed Patient: What's that stun
you're giving me?
Dentist: Laughing gas.
Perturbed Patient beginning to feel
the effect: Laughing gas? What
makes II laugh?
Dentist: Why. Ii is made in a re-
tort, and the retort Is witty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10

A simple couture may be delight
fully varied by the addition of broad
metal bands, ribbons OF lines OF beads
or flowers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
ChfIAren rrefhInx.

Children rcethInx.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyrIp mas
been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS
all PAIN: CURES WIND COLO. and 10
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by Druggists In every part OF the
slows Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
A SELFISH INTEREST.
earthquake Shakes California.

Earthquake Shakes California.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1910
far as can be learned no damage re.
suited from the four earthquake
shocks recorded Just before midnight
by the Santa Clara College semismo.
graph. The movement lasted three
minutes and was from west to east
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
HATCH CASE GOES
TO SUPREME COURT
Attorney General Appeals From
Decision Granting Clubman
Embezzler a New Trial

Whether Jackson Hatch, the San
Jose clubman and attorney, must spend
five years in the state penitentiary for
embezzlement, will be determined by
the supreme court. The state, through
Attorney General U. S. Webb, appealed
yesterday from the decision Of the ap-
pellate court granting Hatch a new
trial. The appeal is taken on the
ground that the decision was based
upon an erroneous Interpretation of
the law.
Hatch, who was elected district at
torney of Colusa county when 21
years old and who twice has been the
democratic candidate for the state su-
preme bench, was indicted April. 1905,
In San Jose, on a charge of embeZzling
$37,07542 from Mrs. Sarah E. Sage, an
aged and wealthy Saratoga widow
He was convicted on Christmas day in
Judge Welch's court of San Jose and
was given a five year sentence Janu-
ary 22, 1909.
The appellate court sustained his ap-
peal on the ground that he was not
tried on a specific charge. The evil
dence proved he had embezzled the
money at different times. Testimony
as to the various embezzlements was
introduced to prove the embezzlement
of the whole, and this the court de-
clared was in violation of the statutes.
1t is the contention of the attorney
general that, as trustee for the whole
sum, Hatch is criminally liable for it
all and the fact that he was not able
to deliver it upon demand constituted
embezzlement of the whole. Hatch
acted as trustee for Mrs. Sage from
1900 to 1907. taking charge of her for
tune. When the criminal charges
were brought against him he asserted
that the money had been loaned him
by Mrs. Sage This she denied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
MRS. DRAPER Wins
SUIT BY DEFAULT
Society Woman Granted Allow-
ance of $3.50, but Husband
Can Not Be Found
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN RAFAEL, July S.-The suit for
separation and maintenance brought by
Mrs. Louise Draper against Colonel
Thomas VAIN Morgan Draper, that was
seven day sensation in society circles
about the bay when it was filed last De-
cember, has been granted by Superior
Judge T. H. Lennon, the colonel losing
by default. According to Senator e.
b. Martinelli, who is Mrs. Drapers at
torney,- she will have considerable diff
Guilty in collecting the allowance of
$500 per month awarded her by the
court, as Colonel Draper can not be
located in New York
Mrs. Draper appeared in court June
and stated that she did not know the
extent of her husbands income. Her
daughter, Elsa, testified that while she
was with her father in Paris year
ago he remarked that his monthly in
come as mining expert was more than
$1,000
On June % the decree of separation
and maintenance was granted, an or
der being made the next day directing
Colonel Draper to pay his wife an al
lowance of $3.50 month, which Is half
the amount asked for in the suit. The
decree was placed in the secret file,
and it was not until today that the
discovery was made that the we'll
known society woman had become for
mally separated from her husband. The
Diapers occupy high position in Cali
fornia society, and Mrs. Draper also
has a prominent place in the exclusive
circles of Washington, D. G. At the
time of the late President McKin1ey's
visit to San Francisco Mrs. Draper alone
was his hostess.
Rumors that, Colonel Draper had an
affinity" in New York were rife some
months ago, but Mrs. Draper denies all
knowledge of the alleged other
woman. When Miss Elsa Draper be-
comes the bride of Midshipman James
Lawrence Kaufman, u. S. N, in the
near future, Mrs. Draper and her son,
Morgan, will be in sole possession OF.
the big residence in San RafaePs ex-
elusive hill section.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
SON WANTS RICH WOMAN
PUT UNDER GUARDIAN
Professed Christian Science
Healer Blamed for Trouble
TSpeciol Disootch 10 The Call

AUBURN. July S.-Alleging that his
mother was Incompetent and that undue
influence was being exercised over her
by a professed Christian Science healer,
Samuel P. Beecher has filed a complaint
in the superior court asking for the
appointment of guardian for Mrs.
E. B. Beecher, who was until last
month the wife of E. B. Beecher, a
wealthy rancher and mine owner.
Mrs. Beecher's son alleged that Chris
tian Science was responsible for the
trouble which led to the divorce after
a married life of more than 80 years.
He said that his mother was 6S years
old and had so acres of the finest fruit
land in the county, as well as notes
and mortgages. and declared that he
feared she would be persuaded to dis
pose of this property.
He alleged that Mrs. Zebuline H.
Beck who professed to be Christian
Science healer. exercised a great deal
of influence over his mother Mrs.
Beecher, the son said, recently dis
located her shoulder and refused to be
treated by any one save Mrs. Beck or
to see a regular licensed physician, al
though in poor health for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
SAN JOAOUIN'S POULTRY
SHOW WILL BE SUCCESS
Chicken Fanciers Throughout
State Will Make Exhibits
TSoeeioI D;sootcb IN The Gin

STOCKTON, July s.-Reports al the
meeting OF the San Joaquin poultry
association at the chamber of com
merce headquarters last night on the
poultry show to be held here Novem-
Der to IL, were very encouraging.
Numerous letters have been received
from chicken men throughout the state
promising 10 make big entries. Among
the fowls on exhibition will be several
$1,000 birds.
R. L. Wooster read a letter from the
owner of the $4,000 hen, Peggy"
from Kansas City. Mo, stating that he
had turned down orders for eggs this
spring amounting to $4,000.
The chicken fanciers discussed de-
tails in connection with the Coming
show, and it is believed it will be one
Of the largest of the year.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Eugene P. Sabin of Lodi exhibited a
barred Plymouth Rock cockerel pro-
duced by the double mating system
and explained its fine points.
T. M. Hodgkins OF Lodi and Nat
Sabin of Stockton were voted into the
associa tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
PAIDFIREFIGHTERS
MAY LOSE PLACES
Vallejo Trustees Declare That
Volunteers Did Better Work
in Former Years
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, July s.-That the present
partially paid fire department of the
city of Vallejo will be abolished before
long and the fire fighting system of the
city restored to the volunteer basis ap-
pears inevitable, Judging from the dec
larations of three members of the board
of trustees at the last meeting.
The matter of spending $500 or $500
for repairing a number of the fire
houses was UP for action, and a. ma
jority of the board went on record in
declaring that the department is not
as good as it was several years ago,
when the present plan was adopted.
They said that the men no longer took
interest in the affairs of this important
branch of the municipal government.
and that a return to the old way would
be beneficial to the city
These three members stated that
they stood ready at any time to vote
for the repeal of the present ordinance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
ARE FILED IN COURT

A petition. to declare bankrupt Ar
thur E. Bliven, Sacramento contract
or, was filed in the United States dis
trict court yesterday by c. r. Butler,
creditor In the amount of $3.50; F. G..
Parker, s45; w. P. Fuller, s457, and
Sinclair & Berry. $209.
August c. Fisher, an Oakland Ia
borer, filed voluntary petition with
debts of $457 and no assets.
Ada Mary Bryant Smith asks for
similar relief. Her liabilities come to
s5,422, of which $4,000 is represented
in a judgment obtained by Lydia H.
Barney and Minnie B. Stanley of Menlo
Park. She has no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED
NAVY EMPLOYEES MAY BE
BARRED FROM POLITICS
r. o. Pierce Denied Permission
to Make Campaign
ISnec:nl Di.hnich 10 The Call

VALLEJO, July 8.-Has the navy de-
partment decided hereafter to refuse to
permit its employees in navy yards to
become candidates for public Office?
This question has aroused much
speculation in this city and Mare
island. Just month ago today Robert
o. Pierce, president of the local board
of trustees and an employe at the naval
station, applied for permission to run
for sheriff of Solano county.
This afternoon word was received
from Washington by Commander O. w.
Koester, in charge of the machinery
department, stating that the applica-
ton of Pierce had been fatty turned
down. Although Pierce has not been
personally notified he announced to-
night that he was out of the race and
would make no further efforts to in
duce the department to permit him to
run for the office Of sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
NEW ROADS ARE BAD
IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY
Farmers Complain That Oil Was
Improperly Applied
S6cciaI Di,eatch 10 The Call |

Especial Dispatch 10 i he Call
SACRAMENTO, July S.-Complaints
against the new 100000 bonded roads
of Sacramento are being made by the
farmers who traverse them.
They complain that there is so much
seepage of oil to the surface of the
roads in hot weather that they are i'm
possible in many stretches and the
ranchers must take course next to the
bitches.
The oil applied to the road was not
mixed with the proper amount of fine
crushed road or sand to keep it from
oozing to the surface and consequently
the heat has brought it out. Heavy
teaming over the roads is not only diff
ficult but injurious to the highways.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
WOMAN MAY DIE
IN Saving CHICKS
Mrs. A. B. Logan, Club Leader
of Cotati, Seriously Burned
in Brooder Explosion
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PETALUMA. July s.-Mrs. A B.
Logan, wife of a prominent farmer of
the Cotati district, was probably
fatally burned today while trying to
rescue young chickens from a burning
brooder house. She went into the burn
ing building and was overcome by the
Tumes of burning gasoline.
Neighbors saw the fire and broke in
the glass walls. rescuing the uncon-
scious woman, but not before she was
badly burned about the face and body.
Her condition is serious.
Mrs. Logan is prominently connected
with the Woman's Improvement club of
Cotati.
The fire got away from the Logan
ranch and spread over the adjoining
fields and is still burning
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
WASHINGTON MILITIA TO
GET MONITOR CHEYENNE
Vessel Placed in Commission
for Northern State
I Special Dispatch to The Cal |

SpccIdt DISpdtch to he all
VALLEJO. July s.-The big monitor
Cheyenne, which has been in reserve at
Mare island for a year, was placed in
commission today
A temporary crew from the receiving
ship independence was placed in
charge Of the vessel and will so remain
until the Washington naval reserves
arrive here next week to take charge
of the vessel and proceed north with
il to their state.
The Cheyenne is the most formidable
vessel which has yet been turned over
to any of the state naval militias.
The torpedo boat destroyers Whip
pie, Stewart, Hull and Truxtun arrived
here last night from the Washington
coast and anchored in midchannel.
They will remain here for some time
and will be docked and repaired before
proceeding south to Santa Barbara for
target practice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
DR.. VAN LEW STILL
MAINTAINS INNOCENCE
Accused President of Chico Nor
NAL Courts Inquiry
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICO. July s.-Dr. C. c. Van Lew
was not surprised today when he
learned Of the letter Governor GiIlett
sent last night to the trustees of the
Chico normal school. virtually demand
ing his scalp. Van Lew refused to
discuss the matter further than to state
that he had nothing TO add TO his
statement Of several days ago, in which
he made a complete denial. He saws he
courts a full investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
ORGANIZE NEW CAMP
Men Mustered in Vallejo and
Officers Chosen
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
VALLEJO. July s.-vallejo now boasts
of the youngest camp of United Span
ish war veterans - Captain John T.
Meyers No. 40. The new organization
was mustered into existence last night
by Joseph Cannon of Henry w. Law
ton camp No. /.
BY a strange coincidence Captain
Meyers, in whose honor the new camp
is named, is at the Mare island hospital
receiving treatment. While fleet OFF,
Ger on the Oregon at the time of the
siege of Peking he was wounded while
performing a dangerous task.
The officers of the new camp are:
- sdar Robert 1;oodwin. inniar vice conn
1nander, Henry w. Heisch; chaplain, Frank P.
Young; surgeon. Patrick j. Heffernan: adJutant
and duartermaster. F. D. Moody; officer OF the
day, Charles Brown; officer of the guard, Sam
Estes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
In the Sacramento and San JOAQUIN Valleys
WHOLESALELIQUOR
DEALERS HIT HARD
Amendment Passed by Super
yisors Probably Will Kill
Traffic in Corning
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CORNING. July S.-Corning is dry
toWn, but liquor has been sold here
under government license by whole
salers.
be driven out of business by an amend
ment to the county ordinance, made
yesterday by the supervisors.
The ordinance provides that whole
salers must secure signatures of own
ers of adjacent property and advertise
for permit the same as retailers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
BLACK BEAR MINING
COMPANY IN COURTS
Stock Holders Sue Directors for
Misappropriating Funds
TSoee;oI Disbotch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July s.-Suits against
the Black Bear gold mine company to
recover 10000 shares of stock valued
at $4,000 and said to be illegally held
by the company were begun today by
three Sacramento investors, J. H. Eng
lish, Jean Egan and Alice Egan.
Each of the investors claims to have
held 100000 shares, which they trans
ferred TO the mine company. Half of
these shares the company converted to
it's own use. they allege.
The Black Bear property is located
near Grass Valley. A dispute is on
among the stock holders for control
and an action is now pending in the
courts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
COURT Martial TO
RECONVENE MONDAY
Delay in Trial of Captain Hand
Due to the Nonarrival of
Fifth Deposition

Unless further developments change
the plans for the court martial which
is trying Captain Daniel w. Hand. it
will reconvene after a number of post
ponements on Monday morning next at
the Presidio. The fifth deposition has
not yet arrived, although it has been
expected for several days Several Of
ficers on the court are anxious that
the trial should be concluded as soon
as possible, as other affairs are wait
ing upon its close.
Major George Nick. Williamson, con-
structing quartermaster, has been
granted two months leave of absence
and has gone to Yosemite valley. Dur
ing his absence the construction work
at the Presidio and at Fort Mason will
be in charge of Major H. P. Young, de-
pot quartermaster.
the officers of the Preside post is be-
ing held just now by Major Brooks.
post surgeon, and his assistants at the
post hospital. The coast artillery Of
ficers were examined Thursday; the
officers of the staff departments, the
field artillery and the signal corps yes
terday while today the infantry will
undergo examination.
ARTILLERY COMPANY RETURNS
The Sixty-fourth company, coast ar
tillery corps, Captain George F. Con-
molly in command, has returned to Fort
Miley after four days at Fort Barry
for small arms target practice.
The Twenty-hfth company from Fort
Miley. commanded by Captain Good
fellow, went over yesterday for. prac-
tice.
Lieutenant Robert E. Goolrick, Lieu
tenant Hartman l.. Butler and Lieuten-
ant Louis D. Pepin. all of the coast
artillery corps, will come up for ex-
animation for promotion, July 20, be-
fore an examining board consisting Of
Colonel Brooks, Major Chase and Major
Lamoreux.
Lieutenant Willis Chambers, coast
artillery corps, who has just completed
his examination for promotion, left
yesterday for his station at Vancouver
barracks.
Lieutenant Butler, who arrived few
days since from Fort Logan, Colorado,
for temporary duty while awaiting his
examination, has been i'll, but is now
recuperating. He is the guest of Cap
tain and Mrs. Chappelear.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED
Leave of absence for one month and
Is days, to terminate on August rs, has
been granted Lieutenant Colonel Nat P.
Phister, Thirtieth infantry, Preside Of
San Francisco.
Captain Andrew j. Dougherty, Thir-
tieth infantry has been granted leave
of absence for 81 days, to take effect
July TO-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-09
BUYER FOR PALACE
HOTEL TAKES BRIDE
j. L. Dougherty and Miss Lucie
Brown Quietly Married

Very quietly J. L. Dougherty, buyer
for the Palace hotel, slipped away last
Saturday and was married to Miss
Lucie Brown of this city.
Dougherty chose the holiday period
to avoid particular notice being taken
of the event. The ceremony was per-
formed In ST. Paurs church, Rev. NJ. b.
Connolly officiating.
The couple returned from a honey
moon trip yesterday and Dougherty let
out his secret