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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
DEFENSE SCORES POINT ,
IN BATHTIjB TRIAL
cos,insed rom PAGE oo.

court Tuied I'm favor OF the defense.
Wayman then gathered mp the much
coveted bundle, a whole armful, and
removed ~ from the court.
Wayman m the course of his testi-
mony said that his expenses in con
neciion with the formation and oper'
alton OF the combination amounted 10
EiSeEFE SSsF7 -afftI -Ffv-Faf-utrrrt
H. royalties and on the Arrott dredge,
"a patent device used by the manufac-
iurerS In the so-called trust. upwards
of $4,000. lie also said that the new
prices fixed by the license agreements
between the manufacturers and job
bers remained in effect for about six
months after becoming operative In
June, 1910. He admitted writing a
letter TO j. A. Kelly. OF the Iron City
Sanitary Manufacturing Co, Pitts
burgh, one OF the "holdOut' COM
panies, ia an effort 10 get him TO join
the trust
Cross-examiLed by Mr.. Honeyman,
Wayman said that the Arrott dredge
was a big Improvement on the hand
process OF sprinkling the powder on
bathtubs before the enamel was APP
piled. Many OF the bathtub manufac.
turers OF the United States had been
sued Oh charges of infringing on the
patent prior 10 the organization of the
trust, Wayman testified. His sole OBJ
Ject In carrying out the provisions OF
the license agreements was 10 get a
Standardization OF the bathtub bust
ness. Wayman minated
Mr.. Honeyman next drew Way
rans attention TO letter which an
attorney named Lyon. former lieu
tehaDt-governor of Pennsylvania
wrote TO President Ahrens, OF the
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co
OF Pittsburgh. in which he advised
that he had gone carefully into the
provisions OF the license agreements
and was convinced there was nothing
In them at variance with the Sher
man antitrust law
Lyon was attorney for the Stand
ard Sanitary Manufacturing Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
WOULD SET BACK SCHOOL
OPENING UNTIL SAILS

That school sessions in all the ele-
mentary public schools start at s:l5
instead OF o'clock, after March !,
is the recommendation the committee
on teachers and schools OF the Board
OF Education will make to the board
Thursday night. This change is sug,
gested in response TO complaints that
Il Is a hardship on the young children
TO pack them or to school before 8
o'clock In the morning. II the recon-
mendation is adopted. the bell win
ring for the opening Of school at S:15
and work will start at $3.50. This, OF
course, will advance the whole days
schedule 10 minutes and will make the
hour OF dismissal IL minutes later
than at present.
The committee heard from six dis
satisfied applicants for the training
school examinations who failed 70
pass and will recommend that one OF
them be given another chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
BouEMIAN COUNT LECTURES.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb 20.-Count
Francis LuetZow. a noted bohemian
scholar. delivered lecture here yes
terday afternoon to the students and
faculty members OF the university on
''Rohemia's New Nationality Count
Iuet7ew was brought TO this country
by the Bohemian Press association, for
the purpose OF giving the people OF
the United states facts concerning Bo-
hemia and the new era which has
dawncd In that country. He Will speak
at large number OF universities in
this country. He is accompanied by the
Countess Luetzow While in Ann Ar
Dor they were entertained by President
and Mrs Hutchins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
OREGON'S ELECTION
LAWS HELD TO Be LEGAL
u. S. Supreme Court Upholds
Initiative and Referendum
Amendment

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The
cause OF direct legislation by the peo-
pie won q decisive victory yesterday
when the supreme court declared con-
stitutional by implication the Initiative
and referendum amendment 10 the
Oregon constitution. 1t refused TO
take Jurisdiction OF the suits testing
the validity of registration.
Many states in which agitation LOT
direct legislation Ii before the people
are affected by the decision. Inc
oregon courts declared constitutional
the initiative and referendum IN two
cases. One was brought by the Pa
cific Coast Telephone & Telegraph
Co, which refused TO pay a tax OF two
per cent on its annual gross receipts
provided by law adopted by the peo-
pie under the direct legislation amend
ment. II held that the initiative ana
referendum was repugnant TO the led
ecal constitution.
Frank Herman, OF Portland, brought
the other suit, fighting a sale or bridge
bonds by the city, contending the city
charter provision for such sale, pro-
yided under the initiative, was not
Republican government"-using the
term Republican" in its broad sense.
Justice White delivered the opinion.
The issues are political and gov
ernmental and not, therefore, within
the reach of judicial power" he said,
1T follows that the case presented Is
not within our jurisdiction and the
writ of error must therefore be and
Is dismissed for want OF jurisdiction"
The decision was unanimous.
The decision today leaves the ore
Gon laws In free and untrammeied
operation until some action is taken,
IL at all, by congress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
MICHIGAN rmb.,.i.r surreua.r..

MILWAUKEE. wis. Feb. 2o.-M. II.
ingalls,. 80 years old formerly n book
keeper In Marquette, Mich. bank
surprised the officials OF the county
Jail last light by walking into the in
stitution and giving himself up When
questioned by the sheriff. ingalls, said
that he was wanted IN the Michigan
city on the charge OF embeZZlementi
having appropriated sums OF the banks
money for his own use He Is now be-
inu held at the jail pending word from
the Marquette officials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
FREE
PILE
RE N Ed Y
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits o
Pyramid Pile Remedy
What tt-t+ss-1 Done for others,-tt- Can
Do for You.


Do for You.
We have testimonials by the hun.
dreds showing all stages. kinds and
degrees OF piles which have been
cured by Pyramid Pile Remedy.
II you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go TO the
nearest drug store and buy box OF
Pyramid Pile Remedy at once, price
fifty cents
We do not ask you TO do this. Send
us your name and address, and we
will send YOU trial package By mail,
free.
We know what the trial package
will do. In many cases IL has cured
piles without further treatment II IL
proves It's value 20 you. order more
from your druggist. at soc a box This
is fair. is II not? Simply cut out free
coupon below and mail today. with
your name and address on slip OF
paper. 10 the Pyramid Drug Co. 425
Pyramid Bldg, Marshall. Mich. and
sample will be sent you FREE.
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manufacturers OF enameled iron ware.
In part, Il follows:

manufacturers of enameled iron ware.
In part, II follows:
The eomhlittee has been la continu-
Gus session since Esiday morning, Apr.
y All the details OF the license agree
ment and Jobbers agreement have
been thoroughly gone into and consld-
ereG, every paragraph being caretuliy
weighed. the committee making such
additions or eliminations as they con-
sidered advisable.
some changes were made In the arr
ranl ement of the schedules AS YOU viii
note by the attached copy, as well as
soicc changes In the dincrcntials. All
the members who had suggestions To
IsrSr-=uErhuxr-mhu tftr-t-t.tt ..ttt 49,.
desired 10 see. have appeared before
them at the rate OF two day anu
after going into all details and bring
Ing up every possible question, they
have gone away entirely satisfied after
having signed agreements similar TO
the following:
we accept your proposition 10
license agreement under dredger
patents by which we are permit
ted To use said patents. and, for the
use OF which We agree TO pay you
as per the terms OF said Acense
agreement at the rate OF 50 day
for each furnace in operation. II
being understood that all licenses
shall be upon the same uniform
schedule or prices furnace and
the same uniform charge and re-
bnte We further agree 10 matn-
tain any and all stipulatlons and
provisions SET forth In the sched-
ule and also 10 the differentials es-
tRhlished for our company as
shown In the attached sheet
The entire matter Is now an assured
success and we must have your prompt
co-operation in order 20 put the mat
ter into effect on the date desired by
the other manufacturers which date is
being insisted upon by the jobbers
throughout he country. namely June /.
waymsn. however. unGer cross-ex-
animation, declared that he was aot-
ing as agent for no person but him
self when he was carrying on the ar
rangements for the signing of license
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
Run nm Hank 4. Over.

The run on the -Gratiot-ave. branch
or the German American bank which
caused some excitement in the neigh
borhood Monday, was all over Tuesday
morning. Officials OF the bank say II
was started either by a rumor which
connected the local institution with a
private bank lin New York on which
there was a run last week. or else by
some one who got the idea that tho
hank could not pay check because
the teller told him he would have 10 be
faantl0ad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
STUDENTS STRAW
VOTE FAVORS WILSON

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. pa
straw vote taken among the students
by the Michigan Daily gave Gov. Viii
son, OF New Jersey, for president, IL;
Roosevelt, ~; Taft, q Harmon, one;
Beverage, one; Underwood, one and
Deba two.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
G,ry.y an 10. 4. a.. Trail.

Aid. Garvey of the Sixteenth ward,
will offer a resolution in the common
council, Tuesday night, ordering the
company to either remedy conditions
on the three-cent lines at once. by giy-
ing proper services and providing cars
OF modern design, or forfeit Its fran
chise
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FREE TO THE
RUPTuRED
4 New Home Cure That Anyone Can
uss Without Operation, Palm.
Danger or Lose Of Time.

have new Method that cure, run,u-. and
! wan YOU to use II at my expense | am not
try.Gy to sell you Truss, out offer YOU A cure
that stay cured and ends all truss-wearine aud
dagger OF strangulation forever
No matter whether you have a Jingle double
or navel rupture or one following an operation,
my Method ~ an absolute cure. Nc matter what
your age nor how hard your work my Methed
viii certainly cure you. / especially want 10
send u free TO those apparently hopeless cases
where all forms OF trusses, treatments and opera
IONS have failed. ] want 20 show everyone AZ
nv Own expense. that my Method will end ali
rupture suffering and truss-wearing for all time
lbs means better health, increased physical
important to neglect single day Write now
md begin your cure at once. Send no money
simply mail coupon below. Do II to-day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
USE OF DIcTAGRAPH VALID,
DECLARES SUPREME COURT
Rodney j. Diegle, of Ohio Legis-
lature, Must Serve Three
Years in Prison

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 20.-Rodney
J. Diegle, former senate sergeant.at'
arms. must serve three years in The
penitentiary for completely in legisla-
tive bribery deals last spring.
The supreme court today affirmed
his conviction In the lower court,
thereby holding the use OF the dlcta-
graph valid, and opening the way for
the procedure for the trials OF the
rest Of the MN caught in the trap by
BURNS detectives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
InIl. Marlo,,e Goe. rndrr Knife.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Marked inn
prevement was reported today at the
Episcopal hospital in the condition OF
Mrs r II. Sothern, better known in
stageland as Julia Marlowe. Her
throat operation is reported successful.
but she must remain at the hospital
until Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20

1t is we'll TO remember, in COM
pairing these apron values, that only
by buying very great quantities can
we effect such savings. There Is
price advantage for you, as well as
the gain in being able TO choose from
a great variety.
Pretty Bingham Aprons. as well as
those OF light and dark percales, cir
cular cut. bound all around, with bib
and pocket, ice.
Ample circular cut aprons in fine
black and white percales. These
have pockets and ruffie. 1ec.
Aprons with plain gored bands, in
pleasing patterns of both IercaleS
and ginghams, Csc.
New Princess cut Aprons I'm black
and white percales and ginghams.
Both one and two-pocket styles, with
and without ruffie. These are much
liked because they're so smooth-fit-
ting at the waist. Csc.
Fourth Floor-Main Store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20

Modern woodmen OF America sls.Ss5
Young Ladies' Cecilia Society
OF ST. Casimir's Church, -. eT.t76
Mt. Hope congregational
Church ..................... 1850
DIVISION NO. 4.
Highland Park Presbyterian
Church .................. $50
warron-ave baptist church 6,73T.o77
West Grand blvd NJ. r. Church 5, 4TS.6s9
Western Lodge M $40. l. O.
POPULAR MEN AND WOMEN.
Thomas j. Lee. $40 Howard 81. 6. 400. 20 /
A. u. Hicks, $50 Mcclellan ave 6,06l. 91s
Theodore Rollet 81 Myrtle-st~5,s26.l l5
IL. W.. Crandall. Clay and OAK
Charles Gardner. 81 Baker-st.5 .O74.734
ave. -. ,.'.'....,...-.5. Ois.lGs
ave. ............... .......5 I, o3s. S9l
Geo. +. Schmidt. 4ss Jos. Cam
Lewis Kruger. 4sl Elmwood. 4. 1885,
William Whalen. l46Ia Porter
Joe otics. s26 Williams S.SSs,724
Jennie Meade, $40 McGraw =. 2. l5T,A4U
Benz. Gabler, Harbor Beach l,i3S,s4O
Geo. f. Schulkins. "a Winde-
Anna Markham. Ss5 Greenwood / ,O77.S3S
Peter S. Watson. 1899 Six
Maud Bisset, 24o Grisw oid-st. 732l05
Fred Scheel. 1882 Holcomb. 46S.760
J. J. ColwelL Sc Greenwood. 2os,eos
Mich. .:.............. l45.o5o
Geo Il Schmidt 9Sl Roosevelt 144300
o. Kunert, 1878 Mt EIiiott-ave. s,l5o
Vera Wood. 1853 Milwaukee w, l2s.45o
Muilett-st. -. -. 1880
w p Mitchell :is Fourteenth. ''
st. ............. ............ 1850
c. E Kiplinser. liz Henry-st. 1860
Joe Berger, 1912 Gratiot-ave. 1850
3. o. scott. 20s woodward-ave i2.6o0
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Lillian Kemp, 1889 Hudson. >. 3. $50. o65
Cecil woolI IL Melrose-ave 3.1O2,l37
Maraarie Brando, 2l6 Medium. !. 04s. lis
Ralph BeekeF-2s+- p4x-are- +55r j. !
Carol Tossy. ESQ Clairmont. 2, 33s. 52T
Marie Perrin. 6S3 Sixteenth st. ., $50, 500
Stephen Keyes williams, 3ss
Catherine i Hughes. s5i cham: 80.
fourth.st. .................,1, 72s. $40
Rivereave ............l AGA. 4es
Jesse r. zeiss. $50 heidelberg / ,oOl ! %
Adolph Goerlitz 65 CharlevoiX. 9ls,5Os
rs second .st .. :U 477.7s4
soas ava VOC 22s. alo
Edward Rinska, ACT Tillman. 275,l q
Bernard League. 329 Dix-ave. 1897
wenkee-ave .ls2.42l
Marasret Wines. i3oo Sixteenth. ii7,75o
Harry Rowe, 1854 Sixteenth-st. 1850
Robin Erteli 2Os Ciairmont. 1850
Leah stuart. bIs Atwater. $4,000
Ion Davidson, Potterville. Mich. $4,000
A n smith. 2al High-st 20,o0s
Charles Conley. Alma. Mich..... 1850
Milton Belisle. 4sl Solvay-ave.. 1850
| Io.enh Teehan. 2O3 Vermont. =. 1850
Norman Smith. 234 Chestnut-st. 1880
Tracy Goltz. i2s Dane-st l3.17s
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standing to date.
DIVISION no. 1.
Organizations.

Young Ladies' Sodality, Church
OF our Lady OF the Rosary 2gO, Csc
Wayne Assembly, No 10. o.
7; A; ..;,;;......, ......;;...... .s.755.so4
Central Womens Christian
Temperance Union ... s265O45
American Insurance Union.
i Chapter No 4............3O6I
Detroit Banner Hive, No. 2. l.
o.. r. NJ .. r. W....2 6lss7s
Hiawatha Tribe, No. So Inn
proved order Red Men 49,. 2g41S2
Detroit Assembly. No 6. o. o.
T. A. .......,.........,.... ss.45o
DIVISION NO. =.
zion German Reformed church. 1, S5921s
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
ChurCh 1890. .......... e. 459,172
Mary Palmer NJ r.. Church s 3Os.5 64
ST. John the Evangelist church.3.491.17S
JCnerson-ave. Baptist Mission. 2 G7O 4ga
Amity Lodge. No. $50, j. o. o. n. 2S7362
Gratiot-ave. Baptist Church. 16s62s
rShHrch OF the Messiah. 2Ot4O
DIVISION no. a
Arnold NJ. r. League. .747715s
Immanuel resbyteria
ChurCh .................. I5I 04l
Our Lady OF Lourdes Church,
River Rouge ...............4, 625.47s
81. Anne's church. .........
Enterprise Camp. No, SsSt,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
Mems
Spring Hats

Good weather for spring hats
and good hats for spring wealth
er here. You probably saw our
window full OF new ones-a few
OF many fine ones. Let us show
YOU now such hats as Imperials,
So; Roelois, So; Youmans, S.,
Mems New Store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
Martha Washington Sale Of Aprons in
Fret Presidents Birth daN

Circular Princess Aprons In per-
Gale. bound all around. with pocket,
collar and straps over the shoulders,
44c.
Princess Aprons of full length, cut
full, bound all around. These are IN
ginghams and black and white per
Gales. Two pockets. 44c.
Princess Aprons. with bib, collar,
pockets and rufiie. 44c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
Fine Patent Shoes
for Men and Bows

\ dressy shoe OF bright
smooth patent kid-a genteel,
narrow toe. straight last. Dull
black kid lace top. At So.
Ask for Style L5or.
Little Mems Shoes OF patent
cott-sitiff tlttll Kid butteH tops
have Goodyear welt sewed soles
and low heels. Made over a
square toe ioot-iorn last. Sizes
Q to re. Price $3.50.
style Ms. Mems New store.
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A favorable opportunity quickly
embraced-and here are hundreds
OF fine house dresses for the Martha
Washington Sale as result. Fade
less percales in black and white;
blue and white; .oxblood, black and
white checks Plain chambray col
lar. cuff. belt and pocket. Small
sailor collar, short sleeve with turn
back cuff. habit back or inverted
pieat back A charming house dress,
sold nationwide at $l.9S. Special
for this sale, $1.4e.
= Fourth Floor-Main Store.
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Demonstration of La Vida and w. B
Corsets Attracts Attention

Miss Virginia White of New York. is here In very
ordinary way this announces very extraordinary OPP
portunIty for you For Miss White has head stored
full of fashion lore She is prepared 10 speak with a-
thority on almost any vogue And back OF this know
edge rich fund OF expert advice on corset prop
lens She is yours to command while here
DO you grace and symmetry OF hgureY Perfect
comfort and freedom of movement? And figure re
hecting fashions fancy?
These are not impossible OF attainment But the cor
set is important. The w. Il. has solved many difficult
ties like these for many, many American women Prices
81 to IS.
Here Is a French corset-you know what that means.
Little which distinguish exclusive models are
embodied in these Difficult to describe but easily
realized once you the La Vidas, Paris-created
corsets made I'm America. With La Vida you are
assured the OF style and the greatest ease OF
movement Prices $3.50 to SIS
Fourth Floor--Main store.
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Of the

MARTHA WASHINGTON, great
est hostess of the Colonial period,
kept open house at Mt. Vernon, es-
pecialiy, during the hunting season.
II is a matter of tradition thatsit was
Mrs. Washingt6n's delight TO don an
apron and minister TO her guests her.
self. Here are aprons worthy OF the
first lady OF the land in our Martha
Washington sale.
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Mems New store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16


would cure me also: am los
ng flesh rapidly and the doctors say
[ have every symptom OF BriEht'S
disease OF the kidneys. II you think
would be benefited by Peruna Will
certainly try some as the doctors have
practically given me up the same as
hey did him"
In reply I wish to say. first. that I
aever make any promises as to what
Peruna. will cure. No physician can
make positive statements OF that sort
can say this much, however, If I
we're In your place should certainly
live Peruna a trial I know OF no
other remedy that would be so likely
o be Of use to you In your present
condition as Peruna. Take a table
poCnfuI before each meal and at bed
line Continue this for two or three
weeks and then II there is anything
-ou wish to ask me further write me
md win give your letter prompt at
ention-
II find that the Peruna is not
helping you I viii be perfectly frank
md tell you so. Tor I would not have
rou take Peruna unless It was really
eIDing you But II has rescued so
Sany cases OF kidney disease that L
m quite confident you will find it ex-
city suited to your case.
Kidney disease begins with catarrh
e the kidneys Peruna is a catarrh
emedy. Unless the destruction OF the
Kidneys IS already too great Peruna
elIeves the catarrh and the cause OF
ne kidney disease IS removed.
I shall anNiouSly await a report OF
our case. Remember. all letters are
acredIy confidential never use any
mes name or address without his
yrftten consent Ny correspondence
absolutely private. p q r U n A IS
OR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
GPECTAI NOTICE Many persons
- nalSfnr inquiries for the old
me Peruna- To such would say.
his formula IS now put out under the
N KA-TAR-NO company, COIum BUS
6hfo Write them and they VIII ba
leased 20 send you a feee booklet
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funds. a different condition would
prevail. AS a matter Of fact, the state
officer in charge OF placing such
money as may come into his hands in
the several state repositories, has
but little control over the amount Of
money that goes in any one of the
one hundred and dfty state depos-
itories, oyer the state 1 would sag
! that he does not control one dollar
in eight Of It For Instance, a
sherin lor an assessor! or a corpora
tion owing the state money. does not
as rule send that money to the au-
ditor He goes to the bank that Is
state depository, generally in his
own county; he pays the money he
owes the state into the bank, which
is a state depository; then it is in
the state treasury, and the bank
sends us a certificate of deposit,
stating that John Doe has paid so
much to the credit of the state.
AS an example: the sheriff OF one
OF our large counties paid to the
state the license taxes due it in Au-
guest, amounting to 10000. He
did not send US the money. but ne
deposited it in one OF the state de-
positories in; his county. and sent
us the certificate of deposit, and so
it goes. Banks look out for busi=
ness in this way. When the rail
roads and other public service cor
porations pay their taxes. the banks
get most of them to deposit it with
them, and we get the certificates,
and not the Faoney. which accounts
for the fact that some banks have
a great deal more OF the states
money tnan others. The law pro-
vides that we cannot draw any part
of this money from one depository
and place it in another. The only
way we can get it out is by checking
on them for the running expenses OF
the state government. controlled by
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