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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31


Summary: Thrcc-b base hIt-MicheU Two base
hts-Hoblit2cll 2 Tinker. Stolen baEcs-Shecknrd.
Zimmerman. Double plers-Phclan 10 Clarke 10
HobtzelI: Egao 10 Edmond TO fIobit7cll: Tinker
20 Evers 10 SAILOR Hits-On Bagby, In / In
ming: on smith. 2 In l inning sAscs on balls
or Bagby. on Uumphries L. OF Smith. s; on
Lavender. .. Struck out-By Lavender. 2; by
Smith /; by Uumpbrey s.. Sacrifice hits
Sohulte Zimmerman. Safer. Wild pitches
Smith Time OF game-o;o,. UmplTes-Rigler and
Fnneran.
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Hilles in Command.

WASHINGTON, May G0.-The interests
OF PRESIDENT Taft at The meeting OF the
Republican national convention will he
Mr.. Taft.
Ihis information tonight Was taken as
an INDICATION that Mr. Hillss win be the
presidents choice for chairman OF the
ht1ephDican national convention. MIR.
Illles would not discuss the report
AIR. liilles viii leave Washington June
o. the DAY before tho national convention.
10 take mp the question of seating con-
,ested delegauons. II is not the presi-
dents plan to have Mir. BlllcS superssds
former Senator Charles Dick Of Ohio. he
Tore the committee In the matter of con
tests Neither will he interfere with any
work that may be done In Chicago hy
Director Mckinley OF the Taft bureau
lie VIII. however. be the personal repre-
sentative OF The president ON The ground.
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Boxing Bout Postponed.

Peter Jackson. the colored boxer. be-
lleves he Is the special target OF mis-
fortunes arrows. For q long time he has
been trying TO get q boxing bout, and
when Joe Clark hurt his foot Jackson
was put in Clark's place 10 box Rogers at
Provo last night. but inclement weather
caused the promoters to call the bout off
Peter is now looking for another bout.
and hopes 10 get one in a couple OF years
0r So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31

The Salt Lake Hot Springs Sanitar-
ium company announces that beginning
June l its we'll known sanitarium hot
sulphur baths at % West Third South
street will be opened TO the publc nu,
So- company manapemenr Several
thousand dollars have been expended in
improving the plant, and il is the IN
tention 10 conduct the business in u
way 10 merit the patronage of the best
class of people. Special attention viii
be given To the two large swimming
pools as well MS TO the Turkish and
private baths. Mr.. Gideon Snyder viii
be the general manager and every .ef-
fort will be used in making of the
Sanitarium a high-cIass bathing resort.
We solicit your patronage aud assure
Won of courteous treatment and the
best attention while on the premises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
SHANNON
UNDER SUSPENSION
TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, May S0.-At a
meeting OF directors OF the Freat Falls
Baseball association held tonight the
board authorized the immediate susRen-
sion OF Catcher Owen Shannon. better
known as Spike" Shannon's work be
hind the bat has been faultless, but he
has not been in condition 10 play since
Tuesday. Shannon cannot play anywhere
until reinstated or released.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Whitney Wins From White.

BY International News Service.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. May 30.-Frankie
Whitney of Cedar Rapids, la, won an
easy decision over frankie White OF Chi
cago in their ifteen-round bout here to-
night, the former having the better OF
every round after the second. Whitneys
most effective blows were left jabs TO
the face and right hooks to the stom-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Mack Sells Russell.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK. May 30-Manager Mack
OF the Philadelphia Athletics announced
today that ne had sold Pitcher Lefty"
Russell to Atlanta, Ga. Mack is sup
posed to have paid $4,000 to the Balti
more club for Russell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
WALTER JOHNSON IN
FINE FORM JUST NOW
Continued From Preceding Page.)

hasca-Hogan 2. Cobb Double playS-Sephcnr
Wallace and Pratt. Loudcn. Dolehanty and
Gainor. Elts-on Donovan. IN innings; on
Petty, II In innings. Bssos balB-On Petty.
]; on Dubuc. ! strucl out-ey Donovan 4:
by MITCHELL / by Polty. g. by Dubuc. . Loft
on bases--St Louis. s: Detroit. 8. HIT by pitch.
er-gy Petty. Gsinnr; by Mitchell. Louden. Time
OF game hours. UmpreS-o LouSblln and
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Solid for Clark.

PHOEN1N. Ariz.. May so.-About soon
votes were cast In the Democratic stat.
pIesioential preference primary yesier-
aai hDo according TO returns "a hlylats ed
Today. Clarke obtained a0 per cent ~
me total. Wilson pollcd only fce hun.
national committeeman. carried M5ricooa
hnd Yuma counties, hut vas defeated h~
tne oNerWhelmlng vote OF the north
Reese NJ. I,ine
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Total delegate Conte
Situation in Texas.

Joseph 3 Heating, formerly United
States district attorney at Indianapolis.
has arrived from Texas, where he looked
after President Tafts interest In the re
cent primaries and conventions, and re-
ported 10 Chairman New that Taft and
Roosevelt each have six instructed dele
gates from that state while the remain
ing twenty eight are contested.
Chairman New reiterated his previous
declaration that no presid ental candi-
date would be recognized in the dlstri-
button of the convention tickets, but
added that IL Colonel Roosevelt came
here and applied for ticket IN person.
he would provide him with card OF
admission. even II he had to give him
his own seat.
Roosevelts Chicago managers claim
their candidate viii have 6s1 votes, OF
more than enough TO nominate on the
first ballot in the convention.
They give TAFT l9l LaFoIlette 36.
Cummins 10 and class the other delegates
as unnstructed,
New Yorks ninety delegates are di-
vided as follows in the statement;
Roosevelt, S2 Taft. 2, uninstructed, 56.
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American Association

MORNING GAMES.
Al Coumbus- r. II. Z
Columbus .....,s 0 . - 10 0
Bsttcries-LauderInilk and Spencer; Meouillon
and Smith. umpirns-Ferguson and Hsndiboe.
l9SeSAP''l' 4oi.do ,......:.s % g % % i
RattOriss-niHcn aud Clark; FsisenocTx aud
Milwaukee 80 % .
Baier,es-pougherty. slIpnioks and Marshall;
RhoadcS and Jsmc, Umpires-hnderson and
Irwin
MInDSaDC'H "A Sss /,
St Paul .........o o -!
Block. UUmpres- BIcrhaucr and Connolly,
ArrEnNooY GAMES.
Al Columbus r. n
Columbus 80 0 o 0 % :
Baiicries-Tonoy sad Spencer Cooper and Smith.
UmplTos-Fe'guson and Handihoe
Indianapolis % % u s 2
Toledo .........o o - Is
Land. Umprc-Hoye,
Miiwauks. 80 =, % is .
patrerIes-Sieholson and schslt; Altrock. danls
and o'Connor. umpirss-Andcrrou and Irwin.
Minneapolis 20 - I, o
Bntteriss-Dscanuicrr. Thomas and BIock
molly.
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.RUBE MARQUARD WINS
HIS TENTH STRAIGHT
Continued From Preceding Page

nIeW up IN the seventh and Rucker
Hnlshed. Jackson cnl!vened the dullness
oi the game by home run I'm the eighth
Inc afternoon contest WAS postponed on
account or wet grounds
BOsTo&- BRoOKL.YN
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Will Not Waver.

NEW YORK, May 50.-Reports tina, the
h1pgs county delegates 10 the Chicazo
80 SShEen92n H are wayering in their support
U3unty Chairman Timothy l.. Woodruff,
nave interviewed fourteen Of the
sixteen delegates In Kjnge courtr a.s
mrney haVe all assured me they are for
j can say positively that there will he
no Wavering. j am for the nonlna tion ~
PRESIDENT Taft and will be so 10 the end .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Northwestern League

TACOMA. MAY Boy an agreement
signed today. the Tacoma baseball fran
chise OF the Northwestern league becomes
the sole property Of Ed y. Watkins, and
tomorrow the team will play their first
game under the new owner. After ses-
sion which lasted over three hours. a., p.
Rothermel signed an agreement which
virtually changes the ownership OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Anerican Wins Shoot

BUBNOS AYRES. May 30.--Ths inter
national shooting contest ended today
Captain S. W. Wise OF the Massachusetts
National Guard finishing with the best
score of civilians. 2S3 points. Fernandez
of Argentina was second with 2S2, and
Petit Argentina third with $50.
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Dixon Gets Angry.

WASHINGTON. May 30.-Senstor Dix
on. manager OF the national Roosevelt
committee. is aroused over the refusal of
barry :. New. chairman OF. the sub
committee Of the national committee on
preparations for the convention TO
Issue him 25o tickets for the Roose-
welt delegates After receiving word
that his request for tickets would not
be granted. Senator Dixon sent 20 Chair
man New at Chicago a telegram, in part
az follows:
Know that the subcommittee Of the
national Republican committee having
charge Of the arrangements for the ma
tIonal convention has made most liberal
allotmcnts of tickets OF admission To NJ.
Taft and his friends | wired YOU yester-
day asking for an allotment Of tickets
for members OF Colonel RoosevAlts family
and immediate friends az the national
'I cannot conceive Il possible that the
other fiftN-one members ~ the Renubi-
can national committee. who. trusting in
your fairness. delegated temporary pow
ers to you in the matter Of arrangements
for the national convention. could have
believed for one moment that YOU would
have assumed so narrow and partisan
viewpoint as To refuse the ordinary cour-
tesies In matter OF this kind
II shall not permit you. as an individual
disposition Of this very reasonable re-
quest, but shall Immediately lay the mat
ter before each individual member OF The
Roosevelt national committee
The senator plans 10 get into commune
cation with the national committee I'M
medlately. according 10 his announce
ment tonight.
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MORNING. GAME.

Chicago ...............o q o-3
Cleveland ..........,,,0 OIL
Summary: Two-hssc hts-Bodc. Birmingham.
Stolen bsss9-aattIrk Weaver. Double plays
Kuhn 10 Rath IiltR-oH Mitchell in In
nings Bases bnls-or Mitchell ? Struck
out-By walsh 6: ny Mitcnoi Z: b. George 2.
Sacrifice hlt.-Lnrd. Adams limo of game
1855 UmplTes-Connolly and Hart;
CHlCAGo-C1 EvELAHp.
AFTERNOON GAME
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AFTERNOON GAMES.

AFTERNOON GAMES
At P!ttsbuTg- r. II. T..
Cleveland ..,,-.5 o o n o. : =
pntsburz ......0 o o c-5
Putterios-SiSrk and Grecn; Kufley. Phllippi
and Goes Umpirc-Kilten.
Al Reading: FlrSt game n. II. p.
Cincinnati .......-...I 0 z n o. /
Reading .............a o.
Battorios-Barlcy. Dshner and Hicks: Fletcher
and Porte. Umplrc-Culion
Second Eamo- II n. z.
CIucInuaU 80 o 0 o l IS IL
Reading . ......o . 0 o o l 0-3 :
Batteries-Rsymoud Dashner and Hicks; Mlli-
man Schaencr and Porte Cullom,
AZ Richmond First game T.. II.
Chicago % O. "-ip !"
Richmond % ? l 81 u .
Ba,tcrIcs-uamiiton. Mcclure, Puin'or and
slight: Gofhoru and McAieese Cmpirc-Fyfe.
Second game u. II Il.
Chicago ........c o o-S iG
Richmond ...,.l J.! ~ L."
nattories-Paintcr. Rupert and Slight. Taylor
aud Blue Ump!rc-Fyfc
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summary Home run-Schulte. o-oese hit
Bcschcr. Stolen base5-Shecknrd. Marssps. Double
ploy-Evers 10 Safer. Bases on balls-or Benton.
4. OF Cheney, l. Struck out-By Cheney 4:
ny Benton. /. Passed bslls-Ncedham. Sacrifice
hIt-Chency Hit by pltchcr-Mitcholl Wild
Umplres-Rleler and Flnncrau.
CHICAGo-CIECINNATl
SECOND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Murphy Is After Johns.

Kid Murphy Of Gcnescc. Ida. was in
Salt Lake yesterday on his way to Mon
tana, where he SAYS he viii try To get
battle with Tally Johns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Coeur d'Alene Entries.

By International No~5 Service.
ALAN Ida. May 3o.-Tomorro-'s Coeur dAlcne
rnrss.
r,rt Race-sollIns half mile
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summary Ihroe base hit-Nummrl. Tvo-bsse
hli.-Ja,kson. stolen bsscs-D0ubcrt Bases on
haHs.on Kent. D. of Ruekcr. I; on Hess. 8
Struck out-By Kent. I; by Hcss :, by Don
nelly j. Lott on bascs-Boston. s. Brooklyn 4
Sacrlhce htt-Moran. Hit by ptchrr-By Hess
smith. Time OF Game-l:4j. Attendanc--Zooo
mplrcs-Johustone and Eason
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Colorado Protest.

DENVER. May 3O.-Judge Ben 3.
Lindsey today stated that a protest
against the seating OF the Colorado TAFT
delegation in the Chicago convention was
being prepared and that he expected 10
head the delegation TO present the me
mortal 10 the convention, Judge Lindsey
explained that the movement was nom
partisan. but that It's supporters would
work in harmony with the progressive
Republicans who are planning 10 call a
convention TO name contesting Roose-
welt delegation.
"The non-pa ARTISAN movement has de-
yeloped from the recent municipal cleo
tion In Denver" said the Judge. In the
campaign | told the voters that the con-
test between the citizens and the old
party was the same as the contest be-
tween Colonel Roosevelt and President
Taft. II they believed in the Roosevelt
principles l urged them TO vote the
citizens ticket. The results were un-
questioned. The Republican candidate
for mayor carried only one district,
II consider the Taft delegation does
not represent Colorado sentiment"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Western League

A. nes Nolnes-Ftrat gamo: pes MoInes I; Lin
coin s. Second game; Liucon g: Des Noinos. o
Al sioux iC,y-First gAmo; Sioux city. J; ona-
ha l. Second game; Sioux City. 10; Omaha.
Al Donvor-First Eanie: Wichita. Z: Denver, o.
Second game Wichita. :: Denver. G.
Al 81. IosAph-First Eamo: Topeka. .; s.. Jo-
seph T. Second gAma 81. Joseph. s; Topeka !.
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Cleveland ..........I ? o / 10
summary; Three-bass hit-Jaekson Two-base
hlfs-Olscn. GregE. sodi. Stolen bases Bodic
rrct lnpaueh Bsll. lIits-oG LsuEe. 6 In In
ninEs: an White. IN innnEr Ensrs on balls
or LanEo 4 OF white. 2 OFT GrrEG ( Struck
out By Gregg $. by Lanrc !. nv white
Passed balls-Msye-. Sacrifice hitS-0lson. Jack
son Hit by pltoher-Esstsrly. wild pitches
Gregg LuuSc Time of game 20 UmpIrss-
and Connolly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
United States Ledglle
MORNING GAMES

At Pittsburg- R. II. F..
Cleveland 80 o o 4
PittsburE ....t o "-lO IL J
Bnttories-Rshcrty and Green. Cornelius and
Hughes Umpire-Killcn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
DIXON DEMANDS A
BUNCH OF TICKETS
CONTINUED from Pare ono y

and r.. r. Mccormick l.f, q -
Say today. where they Will conf.S go
so'Pne, a o 2ne Roosevelt Saturday In response to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Iatonia Race Entries.

' International News Service
h!ts: ' "'' '''"o''"" i~'ohlN c''
'"l Hsce-FouT aud half f,IrIonep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31
Burton to Make Fight.

WASHINGTON, MAY 30.-With
President Taft's influence and that OF
all the Taft political advisers back or
him. Senator Burton Will leave Wash
jppton Saturday TO take up the ngnt
FOR control bv the Taft forces Of the
Ohio Republican state convention
scheduled for early next week.
Although COLONEL Roosevelt wo9 a
victory over the president IN One 3
primaries. the Taft managers are eoe'
6dent they can dominate the state con
yention and add Ohio's six delegates at
large to the Taft column.
Al n conference in wbieh MI Iaft,
Vice President Sherman. several mem,
bers of the cabinet and other Tart
LEADERS were present last night. 1t was
decided that Mr.. Burton should go 70
Ohio and make the fight.
Follow Democrats.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nav 3o.-Ths
Roosevelt Republican convention at
VALDEZ. Alaska, Yesterday followed the
course pursued bv the Democratic ter
r;torial convention. and elected six del
coates 70 tho national convention. The
Taft convention elected but two dele
gates 10 Chicago and two Is the mum
Snr to winch the territory is entitled
A belief prevails among Alaska pol
iticians that Alaska, being the only TER
ritory. will be treated like state ana
narmitted to have six seats, wnich ~
the minimum representation OF any
state in a national convention.
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International League

Montreal Buffalo morning game postponed: rain
AFTERNOON GAMES.
\, Providence Baltimore Providence game post
poned' rain.
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Need Not Tell.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 30.-Presi-
dent William II. Taft, former President
Theodore Roosevelt, Champ Clark. Wood
row Wilson and Senator La Toilette as
candidates before the voters OF Cailfor-
mia FOR their respective party nominations
for the presidency and the twenty six
delegates pledged 10 each candidate, VIII
not be obliged TO make public the amounts
expended IN the California presidential
preferential primary election campaign
This the ruling made TODAY by At
torncy General Webb on n question TO his
office by Secretary Of state Jordan.
In making the ruling Webb holds that
whilo the candidates for the preference
vote on the Democratic and Republican
tickets are candidates for an elective or
Nce." not one OF them is seeking an
elective office In California.
Measure Of Precaution.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nav So.-A tele-
gram signed ny Chairman J. S. Beasley
her OF The TelNlessee dell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-31

Juniors Win Soccer Cup.
In the soccer contest FOR the paynes
cup, Tho Salt Lake juniors Yesterday de
featcd Lafayette by the score Of TO ..
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'betted for Hsys IN ninth.
'Bsttrd for Kirk Ia ninth.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
RARE JEWEL. STOLEN,
is FOUND BY SLEUTHS

CHICAGO. ocr. 25.-The amulet OF
King Menas OF Egypt. believed to be
the most ancient piece OF jewelry In
the world. which was stolen from the
University OF Chicago museum. has
been returned. and letters have been
written TO attorneys and detectives
who worked on the case. purporting
TO show that John c. Hartzell was
not the thief Hartzep was convicted
upon fngerprint evidence. and is now
awaiting a new trial He Ia held a
prisoner in the county Jail.
With the letter telling where the
amulet could be found. was a finger
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
BARSTOW is RESTORED
AS NAME OF SCHOOL

School Inspector Jeffries INTRODUCED
a resolution In the meeting OF the
Board OF Education. Thursday night
resembling former motion TO have
the name OF the Barstow schoo
changed to that OF the Jeremiah
Dwyer. Inspector Jeffries said he
never would have suggested the
changing OF the name OF the school
mad he known how much sentiment
there was attached to the name OF
Barstow. Many former pupils OF the
Barstow school were on hand to pro
test the change.
The board indorsed Supt Chadsey &
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
gHE DETROIT rIMEs. FRIDAY. OCTOBER rs, 1sI2.

plan to have one teacher teach tive
halliday classes. with extra pay or
$50 a month. instead OF teaching only
one halliday class at $50 a month as
at present. The teachers were given
to understand that they could con-
tribute to the Martindale memorial
fund without any fear or violating
rules Of the board.
Miss Henrietta Lang was appointed
assistant in the Central high school
at salary OF $50 a month, and the
following teachers were placed on the
eligible list: ~ Misses Hedwig Z.
Heinzelman. Augusta Lynch and Ma
mie Poll. Mrs. Eta Riley was APP
pointed teacher in the elementary
evening school; Alice II. Donovan
was transferred from the Lillibridge
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

school to the position OF acting prin-
cipal OF the Lillibridge annex; Ray
mond A. Deylieg was assigned TO the
evening school. and Royal r. Camp
bell to the social center department
President Goldberg appointed a
committee. as follows. To ACT with
other committees In the effort TO get
law passed by the legislature pro-
uding for a school for the feeble
minded in Detroit. TO relieve the con-
gestion at the Lapeer school In
spectors McMichael. Condor and Rob
ertson. DR.. w. l.. Babcock. DR.. Guy
l.. Connor and the superintendent.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Headquarters for Misses and
Children's Millinery

The great Hudson Millinery
ana chdns headwear Not
unountabe numbers
modified mners
VIII be found this exhibit
the exhibit.
Chdens trimmed
Made
flowers in all the
Special showing trimmed
ers to match the All Of
Special at $2ss.
We
Worth $27s $780,
School
$3.50 - 80 ~ ''ie' "N ''''4 4e"o''s
Knitted Caps in plain combination
caps At 4sc. 75c - ..T,
ain store.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

print underlined with . request that
the nngerprint on which HartzeIl was
convicted. be compared with II 70 con-
vince the authorities that they had
the wrong man. The letter was un-
signed and undated. but the postmark
showed it--wag matted In Chicago at
o'clock. yesterday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Hte. Jouvins and Other Fall Gloves

After all the French
no this
carefully
OF the best skins.
Womens IL and 16buon gloves
and champagne Per pair, 1925 S376
Women's black colors
Per S1.5o =
Womens clasp Arabian lined black gray
brown and Per pair
Womens lcasp medium weight
nnshed embroidery
Special pair, S1.o
Our showing fabric
double silk.
lining. washable chamosettes, 3sc
Saturday Table Specials
Womens lclasp
t1O0 glove, for s5c.
gloves in white and
worth Soc
ain store.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH
TO HAVE CUPID PARLOR

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25.-Deaconess
Anne Mutch has enlisted 10 lead win
ter's campaign OF behalf OF Cupid az
the Institutional church here. She VIII
nave cozy corners. tete-a-tete seats.
little god.
The Cupid plan Is part OF the edu-
cational work OF the church OF which
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Novel millinery from the wide world of fashion
have been gathering the Hudson Millinery Sections all this
week until for Saturdays selling there will be exhibit that
will allow the greatest latitude in making selections Not only
will you gain the OF having greater number OF styles
from great values will reign every hand
those items mentioned here will prove.
and felt trimmed with fancy
fitting worth sto5o choice
so made Of and
trimmed with flowers, special at SIS.
of
middlesged
$500. choice $1.ss and $2ss.
plush OF
style. worth $3.50, choice $500
Velour
and Worth $3.50 to $3.50 choice $500
and n
shapes Complete stock worth S. choice 33ss
Special purchase in popular
only Choice S1ss and s2e8
In Hoods and
popular styles worth s1.9S and $3.50, choice $50.
and styles
These selling for $3.50. choice $3es
natural white and
coors yard soc, 75e, 81 and $3.50
Complete owl heads marabou
Special values at s8e $3.50 and
s1ss
Ostrich Bands good assortment coors shipment
popular Choice Sfe8
Large velvet old
beauty and yellow Worth sleS choice esc
Ostrich pumes Good black
Special Saturday s275 3375
Fourth Floor
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

che reading rooms are the main f<@-
fure and rfifouKn which Glasses -H ~
bat In connection with the work t1<f.
are TO be social rooms ~ formal #.|
Informal functions % which The <iI|+
who board near the church Win - n"
vited
The Cupid parIors are designed >sp<-
cially for these girls because. -
rule, tie entertaining facilities 81 their
boarding houses are wholly ina4eQu4ft.
plan and that - the young man 20 act
as guide for the youths who are -
pected and needed 70 carry out the
women easily enough. says Miss
Mutch. @but we need young man 90
lead the way for the bays who are out