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The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
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yertisements well.
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ans of The Times to tell you the OF their stores
and merchandise do that you we'll as they may
benefit thereby.
The best news in the advertising columns of The
Times today may person be reduction IN price
an a certain article; another it may be information
as to where trade marked goods may be obtaned or
the arrival OF merchandise special demonstra-
ton OF nationally advertised goods.
Every night The Times carries diversity of ad-
vertising that it pays merchants to tell you and
that it will pay you to read.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
FOUR MEN BURN TO
DEATH WHEN BONFIRE
SETS HOUSE ON FIRE
Badies of Men Whose Identity
Has Not Been Learned Are
Burned To Crisp
FINANCIAL LOSS is $4,000
Victims of Flames at Mackinaw
: City Are Believed To Have
Been Tramps
FINANCIAL LOSS is $4,000

PETOSKEY, Mich, June 11.-FouE
mea whose identity is unknown, were
burned TO a crisp in a small unused
ice house at Mackinaw City earlv this
morning. The building was destroyed
as was the large ice house OF the
Booth Fishereis Co. adjoining
The four men were tramps, 1t 10
thought, and the blaze originated from
a bonfire on which they cooked their
supper on teh beach. The fire COM
pany attempted to quench the flames
but were only successful in saving sur
rounding property.
The bodies were discovered In the
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
TAFT MEN PLAN TO
DEFEAT ATTACK OF
ROOSEVELT FORCES
Chairman Rosewater Says They
Won't Be Allowed To Storm
Convention
FIGHT IN SIGHT AFTER
DELEGATES GATHER
Wholesale Elections May Be
Made if T. R. Supporters
Carry Out Program
WORK. OF @. O. r.. NATIONAL.
COMMITTEE At GLANCE

Total number delegates to bo
placed on temporary roll. LOTS.
Necessary to choice. $40. 1880
Cncontested instructed for Taft,
col
Taft delegates seated from Ala
bama. i6.
Taft delegates seated from Ar
kansas, 16.
Taft delegates seate dfrom
Florida, IL.
Taft delegated seated from In
diana. II.
Total Taft strength to date. 2sE.
Contests yet TO be decided. I7O.
Uninstructed, claimed by both
sides. but conceded that on first bal
lot at least majority Will vote fJr-
Taft. 16e.
Uncontested for Roosevelt. Ell.
Uncontested for LaFollette. &c.
Uncontested for Cumminz. 10. ~
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
END OF BOSTON CAR
STRIKE is IN SIGHT

BOSTON, June 1.-THE end OF the
Boston elevated street car strike, In
which between 5000 and 1000 men
have been out for fiye days. was In
sigh, today. the company agreeing TO
submit the matter 10 the state board
OF conciiiation and arbitration. To-
day officials OF The company and
union will confer with members OF
the state board.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
OFFICERS THINK MAN
WAS HOMICIDE VICTIM

PONTIAC, Mich, June IA post
mortem on the body OF the man found
in the woods on the Taylor farm Sun
dav established the fact that the left
side OF the head was crushed In. anj
his hands were tightly clenchei, in1i-
eating tat thre had been a struggle.
Oficers who visited the spot where
the body was found are convinced
that the man met a violent death. The
body is still unidentified.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
MONEY POURS IN
TO AID IN FIGHT
ON WHITE PLAGUE
Indications Are That Receipts
From Blue Star Day Will
Reach Record Mark
MOST OF THOSE ASKED
BUY TAG WILLINGLY
Army of Young Women Will
Keep Hustling For Cash
Until 8 p. m.

Despite the fact that the citizens
OF Detroit have been tagged" TO the
limit within the recent past, the orig
inal tuberculosis Blue Sar Tag day,
holding it's annual "almsfest," Tues
day. still has the loyal support OF q
large portion OF the public, judging
from the generous response the tag
boxholders met with in the opening
hours of the morning.
The downtown streets had three or
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
LOSE TRAIL OF SLAYER
OF SIX IN IOWA

VILLISCA, Ia. June ll.-Although
bloodhounds from Beatrice, Neb., took
the trail of the murderer OF the six
members OF the j. b. Moore and the
two Stillinger girls last night and fol
lowed II to a creek two miles from
town, the trail has been lost and to-
day there IS no clue worth mention
ing 10 the most mysterious mystery
I'm Iowa for years. The bloodhounds
VIII be placed on the trail again to-
day
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
A.ropIane Race for Chicago.

CHICAGO. June ll,--Fears that the
Iordon Bennett race would be held
In california were set aside today
when officials of the Illinois Aero
club announced that the trophy for
the aeroplane race would be shipped
TO Chicago next week. Entries for
the race have been received from
Eneland. Holland, Switzerland and
belgium
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11

action OF the Re-
publican conven-
tion. The Demo-
cratic platform Will
set forth the Dem
ocratlc side of the
issues presented at
Chicago. For In
stance. If Presi-
detn Taft is re-
nominated, a con-
siderable portion
of the platform
will be devoted to
pointing out and
emphasizing the
difference between
the president and
congress on the
tariff question. His
administration will
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
Nominee of Democratic Party Is
To Be Progressive, Declares
William ]. Bryan
WILSON AND CLARK IN
LEAD NOW FOR HONOR
Platform Depends On Action of
Republican National Con-
vention In Chicago

BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Copyright, 1912, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Associ iation.)
The course OF the Democratic con-
vention win be largely shaped by the
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11

small house, which was the property
of Ferdinand Paquain, by George
Stringham, Michigan Central en-
ploye. Three were hpddled against
the wall and one was IN the center OF
the building. They evidently suffo-
Gated. The financial loss Is about
$4,000
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
MARkET OPENING

NEW YORK. June 1l.--Although
,he tone was steady at the opening Of
the stock market today, some stocks
were fractionally under yesterdays
close.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
CONGRESSMAN is
KILLED BY TRAIN

WASHINGTON. June 11.-Rep
Robert Wycliffe, of the Sixth Louisi-
ana district, was run down and in
stantly killed by train today on the
Long" bridge across the Potomac
river, south of Washington.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
Veteran Lake captain Dead.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 11.-Capt. ].
]. H. Brown, widely known marine
man, died today. Born in Cleveland
Ohio. 75 years ago, he was actively
engaged in marine pursuits on the
great lakes for the past so years.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11
PREACHER DISAGREES
WITH DEAN SUMNER

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June IL
Rev. j. T, Hustled, pastor OF Wallin
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11

For L. s. and Foreign Patents go 20
Barthel q Barthsl. 81 w. congress-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-11

Job PRINTING Done Right. Ttmea
Printing Co. rs John R.-st
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
An eayptian New Years Crest,os.

The following from Masperos Guide
to the Cairo Museum of Antiquities is
of timely Interest. showing how the
scarab was Identified with New Years
celebration IN ancient Egypt:
The Egyptians worshiped the scarab
from the most remote antiquity. for 1t
seems that in the beginning IL was con
Sidered as being one of the shapes of
the soul itself So the image of il was
multiplied In order to assure TO living
and dead alike q continuance Of being
end. ike all religious embleme beld in
general esteem. II was used as a motif
Of ornameBtation in je~eiry Scarabs
were set ms rings. seal. or pendants
those who wore them thus ha wing not
emily an amulet. but an srna ment. and
were made of every size and material
"A whole class Of scarabs bpre good
wishes for the New Year: MAY Anon.
Or Isis. or Bssfit or Ra give thee n
harry beginning u the year Other
wished him to BE- provided With the
aura Of life. or with life Itself"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
- eeaeoa FL 4
tss Ass 0sun - D. -

uss ~ 0sun - - -.
iasrs can be rs i.sss reason vay
saJ rssdsr of thss wiu espssaus q
sssssar the tarssrss os - sca,>s -.
TIE aHaoyssae ~ azssAsy assesAun
sAs eaassrs of ssrssszs ksAaey tsau
shea relief is - ssa< q hsss -
sAs moss passsiss pss<f sisss -
tAess HIS can be cared The foIios-
snf IL convincing prose-
\ b stesens. 2ae " Ys<.n N
saliaa. Colo, says. Several ysss,
- save . stsssnsss Tor psblics-
tion- telling of nay satisfactory export
snae with Doans Dianey Pills. an
a stronger endorser % this remedy
than ever. ! was troubled by psins
in the small of my back ana weak
ness through my ioias The kidney
secretions were also badly disorder
ed. causing both annoyance and pain
] tried. as :; seemed. every possible
means te get relief and I spent hus
dreds 81 dollars for physicians t-es +
ment and visiting mineral springs
but nothing ever proved - -
fective as Doan's Kidney Pfus
This remedy acted directly on ny
kidneys. removing every symptom of
my trouble. The occasional use since
then has only increased nv faifh In
then and have always taken pleas
ure In advising their use to other
kidney sufferers when an opportuni-
~ has been given me"
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents Foster Nilhurn O. Buffalo
v sole agents for the Unitee
States
v memher he name -Doan's-ana
take no other
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
Leap Year Dance

Young girls and ether girls, your
last opportunit, for four years
Leap Year dance ny Women OF Wood
cralt at Woodmen Hall. Dec. 81, 1912
from 9 to II Gentlemea's choice
from IL 10 . All the boys have
promised TO be there and pay the
hddler, also the parson if you can
make good. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. d. T Sapp leave
tonight for Denver. They will 60
from there to California to spend
the remainder of the winter.
As d j. Lehan returned from a
vieit to Denver Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
ksoiss y SoscA

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the FIRST National Bank of Gun
nison, Colorado, will ne held at It's
Banking House, ON Tuesday, Jan
uary lith, 1918, between the hours
Of four aud six O'Clock p m. for the
purpose OF electina directors 20 serve
during the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of any other business
properly brought before said meet
ing
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said bank at Gunnison, Colorado.
this ninrh day of December, A. ID
1912
GO SAM'L p SPENCER,
SnC President
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
/sA>
,SeNAe,
>(H~

The Rocky Mountain Poultry Ed
ucatlonal association has opened up
permanent headquarters at the Audi
torium Hotel, Denver The number
Of the club and reading room is POI
A regular monthly meeting is hello
every second Tuesday in the month
in the convention hall Of the hotel.
All interested in poultry, and The
friends Of the association are IN
vited TO visit and make their head
quarters at the club rooms in Den
yer. A III FELGER, Pres
22l
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
Happy New Year.


Same old Whistles.
Same old bells.
Same Ole parties.
Same old yells.
Same old dinners.
Same old calls.
Same Old music.
Same old balls.
Same Old flowers.
Same old frills.
Same old hopes and
Same Old bills
Same Old greetinga
Same old dread.
Same temEtation-
Same old mead
Same old pledges.
Same old brass
Same old prumIse-
Same old iags
Same old noses
Same bright lights.
Same Old crowds and
Same old nights !
Same old brightness. !
Same old cheer.
Same old happy. /
Glad New Year, /.
q a - q a .
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
Seatisoery Prsossab

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
che County of Gunnison ~ill receive
bids for supplying said County for
the year 1913 with all books, station
cry, records. printing. lithoeraphine,
peDe, ink, tyPewritIng supplies and
\ blanks required by the County fos
its use during said time. Sealed
proposals may be filed with the clerk
Of said Board On or before Januar 1.
1918. T. J HURLEY, Clerk
First pub, Dec. 6. last pub. Dec
"a. 1912
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

LosT-StalIion, sorrel, weight
about 800. Right ear slightly crop
PED. both hind feet white Branded
5IJ Reward $5 for return to
L. N. NCCLANAH4N,
44tf. Almont, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
-. So ~ {. s0syAslt!
EJEysS = q v6GsI.lss .
Black Diamond Coal
e6tf s E DAY, agent.

Try the Baldwin stage for prompt
service and comfortable ride
0tf IL s. CRARY. Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
Ws.lel

Stock to winter, have good shelter
Write or phone
FRED l.. RouyIERE,
lola, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
hfa0a0ipo So

The heir. of Henry Anderson. late
q Marble, Colo, ~oold like to know
she whereabouts Of j. j. CurIey.
Please write me At Laketon, Pa.
49tf MARGARET n. DEsnoNp
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Hard and soft coal. Draw and
transferring. s. E Day, Phone.
Guahison lO7l. 3Itf
.0s.ssss 6;vs - ssa.~-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

L have moved my office to INV
home at the corner Of Main St and
Georgia Ave.
52d. DR GEo Sullivan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
.1.s~sa.s." Hand rai.s.d eAi.a

can supply You with anything in
the hog line, at any time
J W. SMITH
Upper Gunnison
. DID,. G,a,,aD, En9
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
Fer kest

. Three room house furnished for
light house keeping.
E5Otf MRs d Il SApP
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Prof +. Schavers has secured the
Gunnison agency for the famous
>"Indian Remedy" that cures rheu-
matism. kidney and bladder trouble
etc. Sl.0o bottle See the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

j. A. FUDGE, Painter and Decora-
tor, North Main Street, Gunnison
Sign work specially. 4lti
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
F~ Sele

= Nv l75-acre ranch living north of
Gunnlson. SMITH l. WHIP
5l-12
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Coal for sale, 20 wagon trade al
Black Diamond Mine
42tf James Ferrens
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

. Phone Gunnison Cos Jl-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-12

Time is up. Girl won't marry.
Alexander suing for ST 300.
Newport, R. George Won L.
Meyer, who has been i'll several
weeks, arrived here en- route to
Washington, where he is going
back to work.
Greenboro, N. C.-Young man
of Townsville, N. c., who had
been Tilted by High Point society
girl, sent her internal machine.
Exploded in local express office.
2 employees hurt.
Atlantic City, N. Edward
Clarke, 10, victim of asphasia for
4 months, had memory restored
when axe struck him in head.
New York.-8 persons were
drowned while bathing in and
around New York yesterday.
Los Angeles.-Isaac Wilder
stein, suffering from Dermoid
cyst, udu llIly lIlldIlI TAKEN out
of head.
Oyster Bay, N. Y.-Roosevelt
is elated over nomination of
Judge Brown, Taft man, as Re
publican candidate for governor
of Ohio. Believes it means third
ticket.
Roosevelt party in Ohio has
put man in field against Nick
Longworth.
Cleveland, O.-2,OOO delegates
and visitors were present when
58th annual convention of Inter
national Typographical union
was called to order today.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Rev. G.
L. Morrill, offers to introduce any
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-12

Washington.-Sen. LaFollette
has finished his autobiography,
which will be. issued in book form
next month. 1t is believed that
quite bit of space will be devoted
to attack on Roosevelt.
Lima, O.-Enoch Drake, Men,
done, O., and Mrs. Mary Cole
man, relative, killed and Mrs.
Drake badly injured when train
struck their auto.
Salonika.-Austrian postofhce
here wrecked by bomb believed
to have been thrown by Turks or
Bulgarians.
Constantinople.-3 more earth
quake shocks rocked country
around this city. Several report
ed killed.
Washington.-State and War
Depts. scott at fear that Ger
many's wireless station being
constructed at Saville, L. l.,
might be used to Kaiser's advan-
tage in case of war.
Washington Senate passed
bill giving American registry to
foreign ships rebuilt in American
yards provided ship is purchased
by U. S. citizen.
/ Sparta, Wis.-Minnesota and
Wisconsin state militia number
ing 1000 men will take part in
march, and sham battle Monday
and Tuesday, ~.
Washington. = House Demo-
cratic leaders have practically
agreed to compromise on one bat
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04

JOSEPH H. HOWARD, Pres.
PRICE GRAY,
STANLEY X BURCH.
Board Of Supervisors OF Election for
Charles county.
WILLIAM CROFT, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04
GETTING DOWN TO BRASS
TAcKS.


Or the Eighth day Of October will
be the last opportunity to get regis
tered this fell. Remember that you
can't vote if you are not registered.
Every community has some one or
more that ought to be registered,
you may be in possession OF the
knowledge, little activity or sug-
gestion on your part to that indivi-
dual will have its eff Ct, go after il
personally sometimes those that
usually attend to this may not have
influence sufficient to effect this, you
NAV do it with but very little effort
do it at once.
Again some are needing transfers
to your community--yon may know
Of this, Others are needing suggestion
along this line, give your inch o.
time to get at this.
Let US impress you witt perso
nal duty, that is yours and solel,
yours, if every Republican will MAKE
at lee.t slight effort in November
the Grand old party will elect all Of
its ticket BY majority 50 lar. e as &c
make you jump.
Get down to business and you viii
have share in the victory that will
more than compensate you for tbs
doing Of il.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04
rARRAN THE MAN.

II is now time TO begin The p)litical
campaign. Hon. Thon as PArran, of
Calvert eeLniy, is the nomi7ee of the
Republican party for Congress from
the Fifth Congressional District and
so let every Republican get down to
business and elect him by rousing
maturity. lie is man Of the party
and the man for the place. Tried
and true, and with the long expert
ence he has had in public life, full
and thorough aequaintanceship
with the policies for which his party
stands he can be relied upon to be a
help to the nation in the promulga-
ton to a fu-thel extent the progress
and prosperity with which it is bless
ed. Mr.. Parran too, is man of the
people. No string Of red tape is to
be observed to reach him. In the
nallsof Congress he Is the same "Tonr"
Parran as down in his cheerful home
ia Calvert county where everyone
alike, the kid gIoved as well as the
horny handed, can meet and greet
him. We want a man of the people
in Congress and he fills the bill most
acceptabIy. There are lots Of things
Southern Maryland wants. We
want killed forthwith the Infamous
crusade against the healthiness OF our
oysters, otherwise great and impor-
tant industry will be destroyed and
hundreds of poor people will suffer.
We want a Dry Dock at 5 ,lomon's
Island an euteiprize that will bring
numberless workingmen, the class
we want in that section of our State,
who will add to the dignity of the
citizenship thereof and enlarge our
taxable basis by building happy
homes. We want a trollery line
from Indian Head to Washington.
1t is practicable. Itcan be done. =
MIR. Parran has already taken active
steps toward giving US these things
and we know he has bis heart and
soul in the work and will u e all of
bis efforts and energy to accomplish
them.
Mr.. Parran Is the man to procure
these advantages and be will do it.
So let the people of Southern Mary
land rally to his candidacy for Con-
gress and elect him by an unprece
dented majority.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04

4 these roads would mean much to
our State, srd plans are already being
'orlnulate for devel ping an organ.
zation capable Of constructing them
properly"
The question Of maintenance the
he Governor regards as being one o.
he most serious facing the commits.
zion. The State has nearly 27s
10 les Of the road constructed ane
mas take7 over 100 miles Of turn
pixies, making 465 miles of road il
persiion, and it is estimated that
this will be increased TO 800 miles
With the money already aDpropri-
tied.
sThese roads," be says, amust and
will be maintained. On Ills point
the commission is determined. The
people demand the roads and are
wiling to pay for them. 1t is folly
70 put the money in them unless
they are kept up.
8Uniortuhat. ly the 1-cent State
tax for maintenance will not be avail
.ble until 1918, u d the receipts from
the motor vehicle fund for 1912 are
wholly inadequate for the purpose
but this has not deferred the com
mission from spending what has been
necessary 10 put the roads 10 condi-
ton.
sThe patrol system has been ex-
leaded; the length of road which
each patrolnan can take care OF will
be carefully studied by the engineers;
text year each res dent engineer
should be able to cover his more re-
-tricted territory with his motorcycl.
every day or two; each patrolma
will be given distinctive cap and
conspicuous number, 80 that he cad
~ readily disiiuguishable; the public
will be asked to report any inatten-
lion or neglect of duty observed in
the patrolman, etc. This system is
Tar from perfect, but these are some
Il The innovations in mind to i'm
prove it.
at is also the plan to have, i
practicable, stsam-roller Tor each
resident engineer at the centre a
this territory Of two or three c'ri.A
ties for use for prompt repair, con
struction or emergency work, ami
likewise sufficient oil wagons to have
his oiling done promptly
O'her phases of the work are dis
cussed in detail, including the oiling
Of roads, the plans and surveys thai
have been mad-, the State aid work
the building that is under way Of
projected and the like.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04
Official List of
Judges & Clerks.

The following is the official list OF
Judges ard Clerks appointed by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Fec ions loi
Charles County, in tie conformity with
the statutes regulating such appoint
mehis to serve 10 the Capacities Of
Judges and Clerks Of Tie n vembsi
Election, in the year 1912.
JUDGES
First District -p. S. Bow ling, Rer.
J. t. Hamilton. Dem.
Second District Willie Wedding,
Rep James A. Gray, Dem.
Third District Franci L Perry
Rep. w. y. Luton. d M.
Fourth Dietrlct.--G " Moran, Rep
r. Lee Clements, Dem.
Fifth % strict II mrs Z Ftrr, Rep.
Francis j. Maddox, Dem.
Sixth Dist let SAMUEL G.. Ryon.
Rep. Clarence A N, ore Dem
Seventh b rict.--koger D Ine,tt, Rep.
Geo K. Bryan, Dem
Eighth District. Harry X i}wlins
Rep Lu,her incss Dem.
Ninth liisAics Ia A Turprf. Hep
Thomas Chapreiear. Dem
CLERKS.
First Distri t. 4, NJ, llowafd, Rep
K. Smith swami. Dem.
Second District - W. Owen, Rep
j. i. Rove, Dem
Third Distries -Marshsll Il G.ay
Rep. 8uad A. HaneQck, rem.
Fourth District u, 81 Rae, It-f
J. BlaeklocF, Dem,
Fifth District. Webs'e lla3d' o
Rels. Ed. simpson. Dem
Sixth District l.. @ Hicks Ran
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-10-04
ORDER OF P, RLIcArroN.
In the Circuit cog csssle. coup-
" Maryland 1900 Equity
Ioahua TavInr N'laintin


Edward Taylor. Robert Taylor, Ger
trude Taylor, Obibiah Taylor, Daisy
TAYLOR, zephaniah Taylor, Esther
Taylor and Rose Taylor, De 'endants.