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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-04-06
A New Phase Of Usefulness
!. For the Corporation. !,
new YORK PIONEER CHARTER,
SOME BIG FAMILY FORTUNES.

.s John p: Rockefeller. $500, 100000 to
r $6O0,0OO,00O. " 81, :" 4"
Andrew Carnegie. ssoo,ooo,ooo 70
$40O, 100000. :. ~; = : 49,
Hartman estate, $20O,Oo0,000. d
-: Plerpont Morgan, $15o,0oO,0oo to
$250!OO0,0OO. T. &>..s. =,
- Marshall Field, s15o,ooo,ooo. 4
Mrs. Hetty Green, s1OO,000;ooo to p:
$150,000,OOO. 8
Russell Sage estate, 500, 100000. u.
George Gould, $10O,0O0,OOO.
Mrs. Anna Weightman Walker
Penfeld, lOo,00o,OOo. ~. r.
H. H. Rogers estate, s1OO00o0Oo. ~
Cornelius Vanderbilt estate, $751;.
Simon Guggenheim, $6O,0oO,OOO. -;
Stephen B. Ellxins estate, s25,0oo,-
900. ''''''
William L. Elkins estate. s2o,ooo,-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

time western trainers lamentinR TO
this day that they didn't lay In n sup
ply OF about four hogsheads OF II while
they had the chance
The tremendous public favorite,
fNsd out with "A cute little pinch OF
this starters Woe. would trot 10 the
post just ~ cnnnin and nice as Mary 5
little lamb, and would stand alert at
tho barrier and behave himself while
all the rest Of them were lashing out
with their heels and making huisances
o. themselves But there wouldn't be
anything cowlke or too dumb about
his way OF standing at the post. He'd
he Just right and look the surest kim
-eft-s+++.t- titt-tt-f1r scrtrfrIr TIM brsr or
the start at the throwing down Of the
starters nag.
Even whom the starter nd press
the bulb the topheavN faNorite would
take about six jumps forward Highi
then though. he'd stop all w heap
and prop himself like mpstanE
that's trying to beat the ringmasters
quirt in q Wild west show
Generally the boy would go right
over his head II the boy hung on the
rest Of the field would be so lengths
In front by the time the favorite could
be pushed into his stride by the boy
and here you Were
great stun. ! once saw 90 shot
that the whole country had been bet
ting ON all season do q neat gct-left-
at the-post act in just that way. But
the loafer came near oueering the dice
a. that.
"He stood like locoed bronco. all
four feet in bunch, for just little
bit but Ions enough for the rest Of
the bunch TO make about n sixteenth
Of "a mile on him. Then he took II into
his fool head that he wasn't going TO
stand for any licking. and he took
riGht after the dying caravan.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
Tigers Believe Bender The
Loose Cog In Mack Machine

II Chief
O
from be and
cal " e a
u o
a championship o
IN
durability
believe will
orm t9-Zhis
With Eddie PLANK rapidly dead line Bender
m
invincble
Athletics
his lie appeared which he %
10 We
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

be 10 tell EN- that you'd had no
chance 20 work the horse on count
or the wet track. aud that he was
stodgy from lack OF exercise. see
And hoe get away with N every
time. Your spread agler would quit
right there like a dog that runs like
the wind after eat that holds its
that he hasn't lost any cat that stands
still like that, and then all you'd have
10 do would be to snap your nngers
and look sore and remark 10 the crowd
standing around that ~ that horse had
rot iust about two more good stiff.
WEI X Sin him frriA d trHy-e bFFn an Ftgnt
and then you'd slide into the ring
and annex the wad that was corning TO
you on account OF your fora-krowl-
edge
''ineluded among these negative or
reverse dores was a little bolus that
nc called the swerve medicine. lie
was only called upon to hand out this
kind for use on that kind OF horses
that there was no hope OF gettina
beat. even with strcn earned boy II
they get of in front.
I've got that old hard moutt of
mine In the third race. six furlongs
tomorrow. You'd say 10 the flNer and
as shooting There's only one 9TH
or In the race that can beat my thing.
and there'n he n price against thai
one 7 don't want 20 give any 81 the
too raw. for they know that he never
stops when he gets his head In front.
Got anything that nd about IT.
'on. guess little OF nc side
tide, he'd rcply Your horse cen
lead To the head OF thc stretch by
about ten lengths. " he wants 10 he
SO gay ~ all that. but At the Hcad or
that NC wants ~ Cut along the Inside
insesd ~ the inside rail. and hell lose
about 80 lengths mailing bronco
swerve to the OF side. The only thing
that your horse. being rank. got the
devil into him suddenly and burned up
their money
And that's the way Il would hap
pen. The old heavymouth world
buck Jump along In front pulling Tor
his head and vankine the boy unil
his teeth would loosen. but just turn =
Ing into the stretch with a lead that
would make YOU think that nothing
on earth short ~ n pole.aN We'll
thrown could possibly beat him. why
he'd do that circus ring dance 10 the
outside fence. and then the one That
you had sort of sneaky idea wa
going 70 cop the CURRENCY. would push
Through the bunch on the inside rail-
and dodder down To- the wire a. easy
NJ cracking English walnuts with a
steam hammer. white your hrgVy-
mouth would he gcitinr the bat rom
the boy aud trying TO recover his iGst
ground ny cutting across for the
middle Of the track
There were all sorts ~ novelties.
FOR n fact In that mans KIT Another
of the things that hc woul' ONLY be
called 30 get out ~ hts bag ono" IN =
while was what he called the starters
Woe NJ
This was the lea e-'em At 'hc- post
brand Of done. n was only wed @
overwhelming top-heavy feNorttes. "
was' brand 81 dope highly popular
with the boekies. and you'll hear old
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
ny CLARENCE O.. CULLEN.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-"The quick
rlH and hnrrN-hypo pcop;e put lot
of hot ones over during the final
weeks on tho tracks around New
York. said an old time trainer who
| has been at the game for so many
wears that he calls his sciattca spawn
and his rheumatism ringbonc. But,
on the level they've never had any
/ sure enough scientific horse doping on
the New York tracks that I've seen
| The real horse chemists were all de-
| veIopmentS or tho western tracks. ana
| they never cared much 20 do any oper-
/ ating on this side NJ the Alleghenies.
tIlSHam- -doper nGe-nn-aa-nre eaters,
| track who could almost make horse
do ANYTHING that four or even Two
legged thing could he taught 10 do.
from running like loose Stag freight
| on down grad" 10 walking hack
ward on his hind legs the WHOLE
length OF the track Ne had his differ
emit dopes nicely numbered Ia his KIT.
from ono 10 about 80. and every one
Of 'cm was warranted q make horse
| do something different,
"if YOU put Skate into small
| field all good actors 81 The post, so
| that II was cinch that there hc no
MORO to this lymph mlyer that YOU
wanted Just y plain dose OF .he lively
| i'dud The doper would pass YOU the
| STUFF that would just begin TO get a
| coinA yooI In horses veins when he
/ reached the post. ana when the Tag
/ fropucd he'd dance ont In front ana
come homo on his mouth 'ror and
\ with 10 more u the whit" foaro IN
his side whom tho hoy dismounted in
front Of the stand than " h,'I been
shining oats In his stall
III YOU sert the same horS" ut" y
hig field Including number OF bau
would have phial ready for .tour
mutt that could b" given 10 hin a
cuarter OF an hour before post tim"
and that wouldn't kegin 10 take effect
mir a "A
an hour after the lineup al the mar
rier. Thst's what call sure-ehoush
horse fiNing
.rhis same equine chemist bad Just
a.. many different kinds 81 what lie
called the negutiye dope ~ he had OF
the straight go-ahcad kinds. FOR III :
stance. spose von stuck piuv IN \
mile race and didn't want him =" win
The horse has reputation ~ =
spr.ad-eaglcr that goes rirht eu W
front and YOU feel that ~ W"uldh W"
FOR him 10 Get miSed M IN the ruck
and come home as trailer IN -
case Iilsr that YOU could sitirly tel
this scicntiic MIXER That YOU 'idn
expect 90 win that race a., ~
"'wsnts 90 he able to SAY ate W.
race that your horse WAS Snort fnd
,bst that was th' reason n eurled
npq he would inquire -,
'" on. something like ina YOU"
way .,wsII iii 10, Won ha~e q lpiie No.
- he'd saw 'D'ye see that iltilr tult
81 sStra green zrays down there near
me sYoS. own" "ee 'gsi little extra green
@.vweII. .vonr plug VIII lead 20 'hes.
! Nv nhnnt four Lengths. nnd Ntsn,
m rive = bookcase folding bed IN ?
him boarding. house during 49,
AMY convention. All you've got y" un
ss satisfy the knockers after tha' WIZ
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
Red sox Must Behave.

President John |. Taylor is reported
as having adopted two new disciplin-
airy rules for the Red Sox. Any one
found up after 1880 p. m, will be
soaked with fine proportionate TO
the lateness OF the hour. Automobiles
are tabooed. Any athlete found In a
buzz wagon will have big crimp out
in his check
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
One Lone Recruit Pitcher.

Manager Jimmy McAleer. OF the
Senators. declares he has but one
pitching recruit. This is Busey, from
the Virginia league. who won % and
lost Ave games for Danyille last sea
son. McAfeer says that Otey. the
southpaw from the same circuit. and
Meyer. OF Youngstown, made good for
him last fall in the few games they
pitched
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
ALLEY AND STREET ornsrscs-,:o.,,..-a.,

i9S--For opening DILLON ave from
Holden ave. TO Grand Boulevard
W. where not already opened. as
public street or highway.
Il. w. Cheatham. n Holden. Lot .,
Avery & Van IIusans sub OF. lots
70 and II or Mandlebaums sub %
e. part OF frac. see 80, r. 1 =. "
II r., ard e. part Of frsc. sec, 4,
r. =. X. ~ E................
Eda Gregg Seeker. .. Dillon. lot a.
last nalIed-s44l47-7 2 :.
F. G Van Iiusan. =. Dillon. lot 5s, last
named sub ............... ...
j Ward Rowland. W. wade. 10; 30
Nm. G. Maybury's sub. ~ lot IS
Of Mandebaum sub. OF .. part or
frac see 80. T.. =, II. IL F., and
part of frac. sec. I, TT :. Il
II r. ...................
.l-Mard- IetFIaHaT-~--Ma tirs-fot- Eli
last named sub. ......s.........,
j. Ward Rowland. W. Wade, lot 81.
last named sub. .,.............
Ward Rowland. W Wade, lot 20.
faEr named sub .................
j. Ward Rowland. W wade, lot 81,
last named sub. ..,...,...,.....
j. Ward Howland, W Wade. lot SO.
last named sub 1870. y. -. I. =. :. :. Z. +. :. !.
l99-For opening Sterling ave. from
- Holden ave- TO Grand Boulevard
~. whore not already opened, as
public street anC highway.
Geo. II, ProVanche, n. Milwaukee, lot
30 Iothrop a. Dunield Land Co
Ltd sub of part Of frac. sec. 30.
r. s. r.. II r.. and OF part Of
anna w. Numbers. Milwaukee lot
IS, last named sub, ..............
Anna " Numbers. n Milwaukee. W.
~ lot 80, last named sub ........,
James Mitchell w. sterling. lot 90.
last named ub.,........... .........
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

Ills running second didn't spoil the
frame-up though. for, you see. he was
! to shot to win. And his going
after the field that way was really a
good thing for the hNers OF the game,
for IL enabled them TO say. mourn
fully--with the big money that they'd
bet on the real winner I'm their kicks
that their horse would have copped by
-.tft-f-tfgtfr- of-tfrr- Grant tauyUu ut
Colorado had he got on.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
"D0ping" the Runners Reduced To Science by the
Equine Pharmacists Make " Their Study

He caught the rest Of the OUTFIT ih
the last sixteenth. and was just beaten
front.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
Roll-To Whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Property.

Especial Assessment Roll No. 3. OF
the Village of Fairview. FOR paying
the expense and cost os building
and constructing n Vitrihed Crock
Sewer I'm the Village OF Fairview.
from the ely city Limits OF the
City OF Detroit. through and under
Jefferson ave. to the Cadieux road
and TO erect. provide and maintain
u septic tank and Pumping station
AT or near the intersection OF JEFF
fsrson ave. and Connor's Creek In
said village. for purifying and
pumping water from portion OF
said sewer.
chas Bewick. W. Garland, lot 10,
charles Bewlcks sub. OF part OF i.
C. 725. lying n, OF Jefferson ave.
rs recorded In the office OF the
Register OF Deeds in and for the
county OF Wayne, in l.iber 81 or
plats, on Page 10...........Pa Part
Part =
Chas. Bewick, W. Garland. lot .. last
named sub ............ Fart !
Part 2
Geo. NJ Hendrix Tr Q. Hamilton
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

Aberles SUB. or the ely 30 IT, OF
the WY y OF that part of lets-t
2 3, and 5. sub. OF the civ y. ali
of r. g. 7e5, lying bet Jefferson
anu Mack ayes. .......... Part
Ann stevens, lot isi, last name
John Murtagh. e. ST. clair. lot Ia.
Aberie's sub OF part OF lots s aud
- OF the e. 4. Of u. G.. 725. Part
Frank Nau, W. O't'lynn, lot :. kean's
en ree es@ i IN LS Se p so p .,
Frank Nau. W. o'Flynn. lot ?, last
r n . cb.n nsp Iemav 10; "a ti rorl
sub. OF part OF y G. 72f, recorded
IN Llber is. Page 60. Of PlatS
roussint chene. W. Lepay. :. 5.si i' u
lot is. last named sub. ...., Part :
Tousint Chene. W. Lemay, n. 24.3G n.
lot Is, last named sub. Part 3
T. r. Chene W, Lemay lot So. last
named sub. Observation-Disclosures Part z
T. p. chene. W. Lemay. lot 50. last
T p. chene, W Lemay. lot 81. last
named sub. ............ Part .
T. p chene, W. o'Flynn. lot 81. last
named sub. ...............Pa Part 2
Tcussint Piehene, W. of1ynn. lot IS.
last named sub, 49,. Part ?
Toussint Plehene, W. O'Flynn. LOT 60.
last named sub. .....,... Part 2
Toussint Plehene. W. o'Flynn. lot 30.
D..
VIM. Howell. e. I,emay, lot l6s. last
named sub. ....... Part .
= H--ttrs--tat- Barter a.. tsSmAy. lot 49,
last named sub ........ Part 2
Louis H. kean. all that part OF p.
G., 12i. lying bet kean's Island
View sub. and the Detroit river,
except the sly 500 acres thereof.
Part 2
Fred Gysax. w. TAYLOR. lot CO. Char
ests sub. OF lot 7, Richard Lemay
f1f
oFiynn's sub OF r. C G. ass. Crosse
Pointe, Wayne Co, Mich. recorded
In biber ~, of Piats. Page So,
Fred Gysax. W Taylor lot 20. last
named sub ...........P Part =
Fred Gygax. w Taylor, lot ii, last
Fred GyEaS. W Taylor, lot i; last
Fred Gygax. W Taylor. lot "a. isst
named sub. Part 2
John st. John. e, OFiynn. lot III,
kean's River View sub. OF part OF
II. G. 6SS. lying sly of Jefferson
ave. Crosse Polnte. Wayne Co
Mich, recorded In Libcr %, Page
Felix Barron, 9. o'Flynn. lot il, last
Louis u Kean. ali that part OF r. q,
. fsS. lying bet Keans River View
sub. and the Detroit river. and ely
OF the ely line OF O'Flynn ave,
Fdft =
Loissa Carpenter. plat OF sub. of tho
ST. Jean farm so-called, being the
WY part OF y G. 20. Crosse Pointe.
Wayne CO., Mich, as recorded in
Liber one, page 214 OF Plats, all OF
the ely $50 acres OF lot .. except
the My Isl acres..... Part 2
Geo. V, Warren, W. Rusch, lot 81. Alb
cries sub. OF the W. N OF lot 3. j..
g 219, Crosse Pointe, Wayne CO..
Mich. ............ Part
Geo. f. Warren. w. Rusch. lot ss' Ia II
ndHntu SUP, 1890. 1870. Feft :
Otto Rusch. e. Rusch, lot 80, Rusch's
sub. OF the e. = of lot 2, p. c 21s
recorded in Liber Is, Page 20.
Otto Rusch. e. Rusch. lot 80. last
Geo. Ortwine, w. HitchinFs lot 17s
Pointe View. JOS. s. visger and
Edgar J. Hitchings sub. OF thar
TART OF lot l. OF the sub. OF the e.
4 OF % C. 32i. bet. Jefferson ave,
and Lafferty road. recorded In
Liber IL. Page s7........... Part
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

EASTERN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF DETROIT
(FORMERLY KNOWN AS FAIRVIEW),
ANNEXED TO THE nth WARD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

For defrsying the expenses %
Sewer District No. 10. constructe,
or brick and crock. and the neces
sary sewer connection in tormer
ly village OF Delray) now annexed
10 city OF Detroit. and known al
the Eighteenth Ward
Arthur III. Gaui<ler, lot 81. Tsit
iiarbaukh's addition 10 the village
Of Delray on the Rouge. OF Me
Gregor's sub. OF part OF Il, G.. IL
In rear Of p. G. i5..s.4...p Fart
Arthur II. Gaukler, lot SO, last rameo
sub .................. Part
Arthur II Gauller, lot ~, last nance
sub OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Part
Arthur II. Gaukler. lot SO. last named
sub ................ Part
Arthur ~. Gaukler lot 3s. last narnec
sub ...... .......... Part
Arthur H. Gauliler, lot 80. last nance
SUD. ............ ..........,. Part
Arthur H. GaulIler. lot 40. last name
sub. ...a........... ......... Part
Arthur II Gaukler. lot -. last nariec
suo s.s...-'.. ''s.'"ss 49,. sfhFt
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27


private way between blocks and
.. ~. Clair Heights sub. OF that
part OF T.. G. $50. bet Mack and
JEFFERSON aVes. ............ Part
Part >
J. y. Weber A. Co. lot Is. OTlynn's
sub. OF n. Z. 6SS, Crosse Pointe
Wayne Co, Mich, recorded In LII
her J. OF Plats. Page 10. Part 1
J. ,. Weber a Co. lot a. last named
.-'-'-7''' $1,000. Part !
Samuel Mayson. W. Newport lot T.
block . skinner A. Moore's sub. 81
that part OF the W. = Of T.. c. 32I
lying bet Jefferson ave. and i.af-
ferty road and lots ,. and OF
the sub. OF \. e.. 2ls recorded IN
siAber 10. Page So. front OF Presaue
tsfc fdrk .ss.-....-ss.. Pari
Part !.
Stephenson. e. Garland. - a lot 100
Aberle's sub. OF the ely 80 IL OF
the WY y OF that part lots
z 3, and 5. sub. OF the ely y. all
of T.. G. 7a5, lying bet. Jefferson
anu Mack aNes ........,.. Part =
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

Roll-To Whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Property.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-27

t2 80 80 s5s 20 30 IS 50
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11

DIR. Wiley, chief OF the government
burea,; of chemistry, has entered on
new crusade. There should be q law
strictly enforced by the authorities
he says, prohibiting smoking and
chewing tobacco in public places. "A
man has a perfect right to drink, chew
or dip snuft in the privacy Of his home,
but he has not the shadow Of right
to inflict unwholesome smoke and his
vile breath on the community at
large" If DR.. Wiley is serious in at
tempting to start crusade to confine
smoking to the privacy OF our own
homes he is starting something that
he cannot finish. The doctor, and a
great many people who share his
views on the necessity of placing man
kind in straight-jacket should consult
a liver or stomach specialist and see
if they are not In greater need OF
treatment than all the rest OF man
kind.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11
EDDYvILLE.

The Mite society of the M. e. church
was entertained by Mrs. A.. Surbu.,
Mrs. w. 8. Shinn and Mrs. VIM. Ham
kins Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Hankins. A large number of
from the other societies. A musical
program was given BY Miss Edith Lee,
Geneva Shaver and Mrs. ]. r. Sipes,
Ice creaf, cake and Ice tea were serv-
ed. =
Mrs. Annie Lush and Mrs. Debbis
Costlaw Of Mt. Pleasant are visiting
at the VIM. Hankins home.
Miss Nellis Davis who has been
visiting ut the home Of Rev. williams
for the Fast two weeks returned TO
Htteman Wednesday
Jacob Kussart is spending the week
IN Oskaloosa visiting st the homo OF
his daughter Mrs. Eva Grimes.
Miss Mnrgaret White of Hillsboro 10
visiting her sister this week, Mrs. w.
G. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. stuber ana Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Walker went to Rich
land Tuesday to attend a golden wed
ding.
While Clarence Blackwood was ut
play "Wednesday he met with an acci-
dent. He was cut about the head 30
that several stitches had to be taken.
Miss Ellen s. Sackett OF South Da-
kota is visiting at the parental Frazier
home thi. week.
Hiram and Jasper Wkitsel OF Oslxa-
! loosa are visiting their father Daniel
Whitsel who was overcome by the heat
on VueSQays
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11

seemed to favor the continuance OF
this service and the Sunday delivery
at the carriers windows was not dis
continued. The present order, how
ever, comes from the department at
Washington and must be enforced. 1t
applies not only to Ottumwa, but every
first class postoffice.
There is no doubt that Ottumwans
will soon adjust themselves to the new
departure. The business men who feel
that they must secure their mail Sun
day will be able to get their mail
promptly by renting boxes for use only
on Sundays and holidays, If they de-
sire to arrange it that way, their mail
being delivered regularly by carrier
during the week. Persons having Inn
portant mail coming on Sunday can
insure delivery by notifying the post
master before o'clock Saturday and
by depositing the special delivery fee
Of ten cents. A notice issued by the
postmaster states that incoming mail
will be distributed to the boxes, as
usual and mails will be collected from
over the city as usual and dispatched
to other points. The only change will
be that the carrier windows will not
be open an hour on Sunday, as has been
the practice.
+ In cities where the closing move
:ment was brought about by the post
office patrons it has been asserted
that the people at large were more or
less ruled by habit in calling for their
Sunday mail, and that the inconveni-
ence would be felt only by the few.
Whether this is true or not, no alter
native is left to the Ottumwa post
ONCE but to comply with the depart
ment's orders Postmaster Nimocks
has not been in sympathy with the
Sunday postoffice closing movement,
as he believed local sentiment to be
against it. Since the Office must be
closed, however. he asks the co-opera-
ton Of the people in making Sunday
closing success.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11
ALBA.

Joe Conner has returned to his home
at Salem. Mo-. after q visit at Abba.
Miss Edith Coffman Of Oskaloosa is
the guest Of her grandmother Mrs.
Della Cofyman on Washington avenue
west.
Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Dalzell
are visiting relatives in ST. Louis.
X. V. Hurst is spending his vacation
at Clear Lake.
Miss Ida Rigdon of Denver arrived
at Abba last night and will spend the
summer with her mother here.
A son was born ta Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Davis Thursday morning.
Edgar N Block OF Buralo was a
business visitor at Abba Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boyer of Loyilia
wera A1hia visitors xAstaxdax.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11

"1n spite of the hot weather the
doctors are not busy" says the Cedar
Rapids Republican in an optimistic
paragraph. "shall we not" It asks,
"reach the conclusion that heat Is
beneficial? Those who eat the right
kind of food and but little of it and
drink plenty OF pure water, will find
in a short time that they can as
simulate almost any amount of heat
and as cure for many diseases ex-
cessive heat has often been recon-
mended, especially the kind of heat
we have been getting in Iowa, COM
paratively free from moisture II
we think enough about it in the
right spirit, we shall find that our
heated days are really blessings IN
disguise. And presumably, the good
Lord knows what Is good for US.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-11

Commenting on Detroit's gain in
population and it's growth as manu-
featuring center the Baltimore Sun
says: Detroit has grawn because she
has invested her capital in manufac-
turing, while many other cities have
spent theirs In speculation; she at
tends strictly to business all the time
and goes out for trade all over the
country; she has a business organiza-
ton which can do big things at q
moments notice; she gives every ad-
vantage to manufacturers and uses Ell
forts to secure every factory which
can be taken from other cities; she
has plentiful supply Of skilled labor,
which while 1t is paid high wages,
avoids strikes and gives results; and
she has had the courage to back up her
inventors and manufacturers by home
capital