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The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
YEGGMEN CARRY WOUNDED
AND ESCAPE FROM POSSE
Presence o. Robbers Had Been Tip
ped or 10 Mayor and Citizens
and Battle Follows.

GAHANNA, Ohio, March 23.-Car'
rying two OF their wounded compan'
ions with them, Ave yeggmen, who,
early this morning, bleG the safe In
the postoffice here, escaped in run
ming battle. from a posse, headed by
Mayor w. p. Dawson, and from what
had been planned as veritable
'death,trap.
The presence OF the yeggmen had
been tipped on to the village officials
and practically every man In town
armed himself and Joined the mayor
IN plan to capture the yeggs after
they were inside the postoffice. The
three yeggs who stood guard outside
however, kept the citizens at bay un.
I'll the safe was blown and looted OF
1900 In stamps In the running fight
that followed the stamps were drop.
ped when two OF the yeggmen were
wounded and their companions as
sisted them to q barn where they sue
ceeded in holding on the posse until
they could later escape In the dark
ness. Bloodhounds today were put
upon the trail.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
70 plsks Your Hair
Long. Fine and Silky

Truth Povsy In Fashion chronieie)
tFreQnent brushing OF the hall
<onds 70 give Il life and vigor. Wash
Inx the hair lends 10 make II dull
ooorss and dry, because Il robs the
1calp OF the oil Nature intended 70
nourish the hair roots. These Two
ncts never should be lost sight oil
~ the woman who desires long. fne
. md silky hair.
DRY shampooing Is the correct
1hlug for hair that IL not at It's best.
f 0ift tablespoonful OF powder on the
hoad and brush out. That Is all there
~ TO II. II frees the scalp OF dust
and dandruff and leaves the hair
fresh. light fiuffy and brilliantly lus-
frous. A splendid shampoo powder Is
made by mixing half pound OF corn
meal with four ounces OF amotone.
put In fruit jar. shake well to-
xether, and II Ia ready for use. IL
brushes out Of the hair very easily.
Amotone encourages the growth OF
hair and heightens It's natural color.
This treatment will stop falling hair :
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
MILLIONAIRE USED MAILS
TO DEFRAUD. SAYS JURY
William p. Harrison 10 Alleged 70
have Misrepresented Vacuum
Cleaner He Sold BY Letter.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 2S.-'
William p. Harrison, millionaire head
OF the World Manufacturing Co., and
a number Of subsidiary concerns, was
today found guilty in the United
States court of using the mails TO de-
fraud. The conviction Is one OF the
first growing out OF the recent raids
made by Postmaster-General Hitch
cock In connection with the depart
ment of justice in an EFFORT TO break
up fraudulent concerns.
Harrison is alleged in his literature
TO have misrepresented a vacuum car
net cleaner which he sold through
the mails. He was convicted on seven
counts in two indictments that make
possible a total prison sentence OF 50
years or fines on each count from VI
900 to $4,000. The cases will be ap-
pealed
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
President Diaz Plans 10
Grant Election Reforms

CITY OF MEXICO, March 2S.-Next
Sunday Is always big fete day and
is usually seized upon by the govern
ment to make important announce
ments. Senior Limantour's admission
yesterday that election reforms were
under consideration by President
Dias and his cabinet is taken here to
indicate that some kind of conciliatory
news will be sent to the insurgents.
Senior Limantour said after the cab
met meeting yesterday that the ad.
ministration had no alternative but
TO continue the military program, but
reforms which were intended to rem
edy the grievances OF the rebels were
under consideration. The most I'm
portant OF these proposed changes
was that relating to the revision OF
the electoral laws.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Pimples Off
tn 5 Days
The New Calcium suIphide Treatment
Does Wonders to Every Kind
Of skin Eruption.
Trisl Package Sen. Free TO Prove I

Trial Package Sent Free To Prove u.
You don't want to wait forever and
> day to get rid Of your pimples or
other skin eruptions. You want to
set rid OF them right now. Next
week you may want to 20 somewhere
where you wouldn't like to have to
take the pimplesi along.
You can get rid OF them Just In time
BY taking Stuarts Calcium Waters.
These wonderful little workers have
cured bad boils in three days. and
some OF the worst cases OF skin dis.
ease IN q week.
They contain as their main ingred
lent the most thorough, quick and et
fective blood cleanser known, calcium
sulphide.
Remember this. too, that most PIN
pie treatments reek with poison. AnC
they are miserably slow besides.
Stuart's Calcium Waters have not
particle Of poison In them. They ar
FREQ from mercury, biting drugs o
venomous opiates. This is absolutel
guaranteed. They cannot do an
harm. but they always do good--goo
that you can see In the mirror befor
your own eyes few days after.
Don't be any longer Inundated b
having a splotchy face. Don't hav
strangers stare at you, or allow you
friends to be ashamed OF you becaus
of your face.
Your blood makes you what you ar
4 me men and women who forge ahes
are those with pure blood and puI
sfuart's Calcium Waters will mal
you happy because your face will |
welcome sight not only to yourse
when you look into the glass. but
Everybody else who knows you an
talks with you.
We want 20 prove 60 you thl
otuart's Calcium Waters are beyor
doubt the best and quickest blood an
skin purifier In the world--so We WI
oond you a free sample as soon q
uo ret your name and address. Sen
|or Il today. and then when you hay
frlo6 the sample you win not rest col
1on(od until you have bought a SO
>ox n your druggists.
Dood 90 yonr name and address u
az end We VIII at once send you b
mn D ample package, free Address
~ q Stuart Co, l7s stuart Bldg
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
ErbsteIn 10 Not Guilty.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Attorney
Charles Z. Erbstein and Arthur Nc.
Bride, who for two weeks had been
on trial on Nharges Of conspiracy to
defame State Attorney Wayman were
found not guilty today by jury
which was out less than an hour. The
case grew out Of an AFFIDAVIT. filed
by Mcbride with the Chicago Bar
association, charging that Mr.. Way
man had told him Ito fix" juror In
n criminal case in 1908, in which Way
man appeared as counsel for the de
tense. wayman charged Erbstein
with having conspired with Mcbride
to file the charges.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
EDITOR ANXIOUS FOR DUEL.
Publisher Of The Bee 10 stung BY The
Wasp's Criticisms.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-In
Yesterdays issue OF The Bee, French
daily paper, its editor, Armand Cap
dieyille. challenges TO a duel NJ. de
Baroncellf, editor OF The Wasp, a
weekly.
You must either retract your re-
marks or meet me In combat with
arms" Is the substance OF the chal-
lenge.
Capdieville. It Is said, became OF.
Tended at editorial comment In The
Wasp, which he regarded as reflect.
ing upon the quality of French used
by the editor OF The Bee
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
MICHIGAN PATIENTS.

h WASHINGTON, March 23.--Michi:
ran patents were issued yesterday as
follows David 8. Ackley, Grand
Rapids, furniture clamp; John Bisch
%, Mt. Clemens. pressure and damp
q regulator; Neumann- NJ. Deal
Grand Rapids, garment stretcher and
dresser; Peter Erickson, Muskegon
ohaper ,gnard; Julius Kahn. Detroit
ribbed expanded metal; Mathew NJ
Kerr, Detroit. adjustable work holder:
|Dena o. Kersten, Detroit. collar pin
tool: Frederick ID. Sleman. Menomf-
nee. adjustable vehicle OK; William
IA Stow and N. vickery, Fennville,
Dprinkler: John F. Streberger, De
|<roit, lock for carriage door; Daniel
W Tower, Grand Rapids, latch lock:
Diver B. sWhipple, Saginaw, electric
witch: James Wilkie. Detroit inha;-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Free Speech League Incorporated.

NEW YORK. March 23.-The Free
Speech league, which, according 10
its articles OF incorporation is form
ed TO prevent by every legal means
every attempt on the part OF anyone
TO curtail or censor free speech or
free utterance in the United States.
was incorporated today. The presl.
dent Ia Leonard Abbott, OF this city;
the yice-president. Mayor Brand Whit
lock OF Toledo; the secretary-treas-
urer, K. o. Foote, this city, while the
chairman OF the board OF directors
IS Lincoln Steffeus OF Stamford. Conn.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
TO ADDRESS LEGISLATURE.
Sylvia Pankhurst to Talk to lansing
Solons, Friday.

Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the we'll
known young English militant sur
fragist will beard the legislators and
senators In their dens. Friday, when
she will make a special trip to Lans-
ing TO address the Michigan lawmak-
ers on their duty toward extending
the franchise to women. Miss Pank-
hurst on her present visit to America
has addressed five state legislatures
and is anxious to make Michigan the
sixth. Miss Pankhurst will come to
Detroit, Saturday. TO lecture the same
evening in the Church OF Our Father.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Insane When She Killed Babe.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, March 23.-On
the ground that when she committed
the deed she was in state Of insan'
ity and practically another person for
the time being, the jury acquitted
Mrs Adelina Robinson. aged go, OF
the charge OF murder by chloroform'
ing her four-days old grandson In a
cab in this city last December. The
woman committed the deed on the
way TO a railroad station while she
was taking the babe to her home IN
HolliGaysburg.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Benjamin o. Greene to Go to N. Y

ATLANTA, Ca, March 23.-Re-
leased from prison on his oath that
he now has nothing left Of the $780,
600 which was his share of the Savaii.
nah harbor frauds, Benjamin d..
Greene today prepared to leave for
New York J. F. Gaynor, Greene's
partner in the frauds, who has just
completed a four-year sentence in the
Atlanta penitentiary. will shortly be
granted hearing on his application
for a pauper's oath. The government
has fought both Greene's and Gaynor's
applications.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Mechanic Arts Building Burns.

COLUMBIA, Mo. March 23.-Fire
today completely destroyed the Me-
chanic Arts building on the campus
OF the University of Missouri The
structure contained all the manual
training shops and equipment OF the
university. The loss is placed at Vs.
600. President A. Ross Hill helped
direct the work OF preventing the
flames spreading 20 other university
hufldinRa
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
cox WINS BY DECISION.
Circuit Court Grants Writ OF Man
damus Which Hats Trial.

CICINNATI, Ohio, March 2S.-A
temporary victory was won today by
George B. Cox. Republican boss indict
ed on a charge OF perjury. in his night
to escape trial by common pleas
Judge Frank German which complete
" ties the latter's hands.
In the majority opinion by Presi
dent Judge Sam Smith and Judge
Peter Swing. OF the circuit court. a
supplemental mandamus plea OF Coxs
legal army to restrain Judge German
from proceeding with Cox case was
granted.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Justice GIrouard Dead.

OTTAWA, ont, March 2S.--Justice
n. Girouard. senior Judge OF the su.
preme court OF Canada. and father OF
sir Edouard p. Cranwell Girouard,
governor OF Northern Nigeria. died
here yesterday from injuries received
by being thrown from a sleigh two
weeks ago. He was born IN 1886.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Rumor Kills Abdul Hamld Again.

LONDON, March 23.--An uncon-
firmed report from Salonika today
saws that Abdul Hamid. the deposed
sultan OF Turkey, is dead
few days ago II was reported that
Abdul had attempted to commit sui
eide by gashing his wrists with brok.
en- glass. when his plot to escape
from the prison.palace was frustrated.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
RUM0Rs INVOLVE ASYLUM.
Reports of irregularities in kaIama-
zoo AfIoat.

LANSING. Mich. March 23.-Rumors
of irregularities In the management
of the Michigan asylum at Kalamazoo
are afioat at the capitol today. Illegal
transferring OF funds and sale OF
goods by certain trustees TO the asy-
lum are mentioned. The matter has
not yet reached the Announcement.
Gov. Osborn refuses TO talk.
SANFORD
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

the settlement was an agreement that
no statement should be given the pub
lie further than that the two nations
exchanged expressions OF good will
and friendliness. No further Official
statement Ii expected.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice
Detroit. March IS. isll.

Detroit. March Is, 1911.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that By order or the
Common Council you are required 70
construct. reconstruct or repair, or put
10 proper lire and grade, a brick, nat
ural stone. artificial stone. cement or
concrete sidewalk. according 10 specin-
cations prepared by the Commissionar
OF Public Works and approved BY the
COmmOn Couneil
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
SIGNS TAXATION BILL.

LANSING, Mich, March 23.-Gov.
Osborn today signed the White bill.
giving the state Tax commission facil-
tiles to get mine valuations. The house
and senate taxation committees now
have all work disposed OF. A
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
WARDEN RUSSELL WOULD
ABOLISH PRISON CONTRACT
Marquette Head Favors Placing Con
victs on Earning Basis Under
State Supervision.
fFrom q STAR Cerrespondentl

fErOm Stmu SysF~nun
LANSING. Mich, March 2S.-War-
den Russell OF Marquette La. night
told the house committee which Ie-
GENTLY investigated Marquette prison,
that he was In favor OF speedily do
Ing away with the contract system
and placing the convicts on liberal
earning basis under state supervis-
Am. SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

mrs. JULIA TRoWeRIooE DEAD.
DUNDEE, =. Mich, March 23.==Mrs.
Julia Trowbridge, aged IS, a we'll
known resident OF this vifiage, and a
member OF the w. r. c., Is dead at
her home here, after an illness of only
q lew days O --s--.-~ 1885,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
o. S. FORCES JAPAN TO
GET OUT OF MEXICO
(Continued from page IL

served with increasing displeasure the
| growing activity OF japan In Mexico.
| This continued until the Japanese
| practically controlled the Isthmus OF
Tehauntepec and the ports on the
west coast OF Mexico, below Guaymas.
This was accentuated and corrobor-
ated when ten days ago the PACING
Mail Steamship Co., realizing the
futility OF combating with the Japa-
nese on the west coast OF Mexico,
threw up it's hands and announced Its
withdrawal from Salina Cruz, the
Pacific terminus OF the Tehuantepec
National Railroad.
The secret treaty relates chiefly to
trade relations and opened the doors
OF Japan to Mexico IL was OF such
nature. however, according to re-
ports here, that II could have been
used as the basis for a much stronger
alliance. This development was what
was chiefly feared by Uncle Sam, and
Is said TO have led TO the decision on
the part of his government TO act in
forceful fashion.
The movement OF the troops toward
the border, served a two-fold purpose.
II gave notice to the advisors OF Diaz.
would not stand any trifing IL is
positively believed here that the 20,-
900 men now on the border could
march, almost without opposition,
through Mexico TO the capital and oc-
cupy It, DIaz has no army that could
even make a pretense Of opposition.
Uncle Sam Warns Japan.
On the other angle. 1t served to
warn Japan that the United States
was wide awake and deadly serious
about the situation. Those who be-
lieve that Japan IS insidiously plan.
ming war against the United States,
assert that she is not yet ready to
strike, and that when she does strike,
she wishes TO take US unawares,
Officials who are aware OF the true
facts, are amused at the ease with
which a portion OF the press has been
led 10 accept the diplomatic formali-
ties as the true situation. A high CT
! fetal who, within The last few months,
went to Mexico CIty at the instance
OF President Taft, and who is con-
versant with every detail of the case.
I laughed outright at the efforts made
in some Washington news agency dis
patches 10 dismiss the Japanese STU
alton with only the formal announce
4 ments OF a diplomatic conference as
their basis.
You may be SURF. said this Of
fetal. that President Taft Will not
say that he feared war with Japan
: II he would say such thing as that
, he would not be nc TO hold his Office
; Baron Uchida also will never tell any.
one that japan made a secret treaty
. with Mexico and then was forced TO
agree to its abrogaticn through the
I dictation of third power.
: The annals OF diplomacy are filed
with instances where war has actual.
? ~ Teen declared where the diplomats
; of the opposing nations held each
? other in affectionate esteem"
; IL is understood IN diplomatic cir.
: cles here that one or the features OF
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

CHRIsTIANIA. March 23.-Miss An
mn Rogstnd. a school teacher, and the
hfst woman 90 sit In Norway's storth-
ing, or parliament, has Impressed the
whole country by the vigor OF her
maiden speech.
The entire assembly rose In her hon
or when Miss Rogstad began her
speech. She said the day would he
IA emorable, ms IL WAS the nrst time q
woman had ever spoken In parliament Z,
and predicted the success of the equal
suffrage movement, which, she said,
would be followed by many reforms
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

the 18th day of April 1911, or In de-
fault thereof the same Will be con-
structed. reconstructed, repaired OF put.
to proper line and grade by the De-
pense thereof. together with the cost
OF this publication. will be assessed
against said lots.
(332 j. HAAkER,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
THOMAS PREPARES CHARTER
Senator Gore Will Probably Assist
In the Work,

lsawton Okla, April 2S The writ
ing of charter providing for a com
mission form of government for Law
ton has been placed largely hi the
hands OF State Senator J. Elmer
Thomas VINO during tho recent ses-
sion Of the legislature presided over
practically am the sessions Of the sen
ate in plaee Of Lieut. Governor, j. J..
MeAlester. Thomas IA chairman of
the board OF freeholders and ths NOV
ing spirit Of the b9ard IIe was one
cf tae principal advocates OF the com
mission iorns oi government IN lac
campaign for the election OF Iee-
holders and his Influence was lAree
N instrumental in the election Of
competent men ou The board
Iawt0n il the home of United
States Senator Gore and Congress.
man Scott Ferris. These men have
been tn congress nearly -FOUR years
and the board probably Will draw
upon their fund Of new ideas Stree
the friends of Gore recently defeated
J r. Hsmon for mayor of Iawton
there liz a tendency to start some
thing IN the senator's hone That VIII
put the town en- the may because of
that something Secvetaj somewhere
ia the minds of d man N tHa there
X an idea that Rill n,46a LaWiou
charter different from any other vet
written Thomas probably Is ORC ST.
thp two men and Gore the other The
idea may be credited 10 eilae Gore
0r Thomas, FOR they ar frialas. aud
when Il Is worked out aonas wall
gct credit for putting IL inga practt
cal use ami the home al Gore Will
get the necessary advertising among
the contingent Of progressive gov
ernment leaders throughout the
country
Thomas has given ito inkling of
his Ideas sn passieAlal SAYS to asserl
that eve shall attempt to safe guard
the interests of the people and ait the
same time encourage the eity's busi-
ness and industrial development 4
The charter win be clear and none
Of Ii misleading declares Thomas.
We can't tell whether it VIII he
brief ar extensive however We can
not sacrifice completeness Tor brey-
i itv or clearness for length We arc
going into the propositions with
thoroughness anw wifi mean III have
nothing written that IS misleading
Commission government has result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
GORE SEEKS TO REDUCE
TARIFF ON C0TTONSEED OIL

Washington, D c., April 70 Iii an
effort to have the duty OF forty kro
nen per hundred kilos imposed BY
Austria against cottonseed Oil com.
ing from the United states reduced
70 Fifteen kronen, Senator Gore has
teken up the mater with the state de.
partmcnts Oils exported from this
country to Austria bear a duty OF fif-
teen kronen with the exception OF
cott0nseed oil, Which carries forty
kronen duty Whom the maximum and
minimum Of the last tariff bin was
arranged the Austrian parliament
was not in session, but when the par
lament met the promise was made to
reduce cottonseed oil to fifteen kro.
nen bHt instead i bin Is now pend
iag 70 make the duty twentV-six.
Senator Gore wants the state depart.
meut to enter into negotiations 10 rel
dnce The tariff duty to fifteen kro.
nen per hundred kilos which would
be of great benefit to the planters
pnd manufacturers Of cotonseed oil
III oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
SUIT FILED AGAINST BOARD
ecial to tho DAILY Leader

Suecial to the Daily Leader.
oklahoma City, Okla, April 90
Suit for the recovery Of $16.13T.56
from the state banking board was
flied against State Bank Commits.
sioner Langiord, receiver of the Col
umaa l3ank and Trust company Is
affairs, BY Ira NJ Cobe, receiver Tor
the BartlesgiIle Light and Power com
pany. The petition aiieges that on
September 29, 1910, when the ban$
failed the BartlesYille company had
On deposit S-4,l3T56 upon which only
10000 has been paid by the banking
boardi aBank Qommisslonef Langl
ford stated that the transactica oo-
CURED prior 70 his taking charge and
he knew nothing Of it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29
APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT

a tax ferret case, Which was decid
ed against the ferret" has been ap
realed 70 the sumpreme court from
tne e0uHty court OF Custer county
The 'ferrets' reported the Weather
ford Milling company as having failed
to report manufactured stocks for tht
years 1903 70 1868, inclusive listed AZ
fsOm $4,000 10 Sl20,009 year ane
tutaling 100000 Tue commissioners
fedueGd the amounts making then
ton from sa.725 10 $1,000 a year. ant
fl2ced them on the tax rolls at those
figures The company appealed Z
Tie county court. which decided In ia
favor and gave judgment against ths
county tor costs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

continent zuidt. 1t has toay cli-
mates not onf. The map shows
you the divisions. -s4~n
Yet each American manufacturer
heretofore has made his paint on
the same ts,mula for damp and dry
sections alike on the incorrect
assumption that this is one
climate country.
The discovery that t5ar kinds Of
pefnf were needed in this country
has led Us to originate LINCOLN
CLIMATIC PAINT made on
four separate formulas to fit the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-29

ed in 0klahoma Ia majority af
eases in the election OF lhdepend
ept selt-thinking executives When
lhe primary campaign opened recent
ly u Oklahoma City a committee of
five members of the chamber of com
meree submitted a Democratic and
Republican ticket lor the consid.
Grafton of the voters. Tho election
resulted tn the nomination of HE Re-
publican ticket in its entirety ANA
The head Of the ticket was two other
men by the Democrats. 1t appears
70 be the consensus of opinion il
ok.aAaAaa lIAS lAat 10 better men
than Whit NJ Grant, Democratic nom
NEE TOR mayor, ana j. n. Warren.
Republican nominee for mayor. could
nave been selected in that city. This
was an unique proceeding in thar moi
itles Was not eliminated from M
campaign and the two partisan tie.
Aets We're given the voters rather
fhan nonnartisan ticket. which S
usually nominated by 4 committee 81
shat kind. v