The Detroit times. [volume], March 08, 1910, LAST EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
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**ri I'nrkrr, rtm mi-tl %% 1 1 li ..lit uiuiui;
iiiunvy from Mrs Lu< > Kilmuiolx by
lillkv r>! « ts HM>r. liu\«* hi i-li |M»M (|iiitlei|
** •* •* I Mr» i'<lmunil» i•* i < 11* 11 m from
Bt,l||*lt I 'vlmiil'i.i , (
"I** V. Tufurr mill Mlm I m llii r.-ui|»lr,
'•truiltt-rw «f |||i< limn lr«>ii|M‘ In liu*
Vxctiue tin.it i this xx I*l - li « r»*iiorti*il
*" Uu* |»ollt i* that u *tu*;ik tlll**f Htuli*
< 'ii k■ *|i| Halt lii ii from tin'll room
Hi I In* Vii tin hot i' I.
In i In* iiii*i* 1 1 n u of tin* \l II vn<* < mini*
Hi'Molillt'uii i'l ii it riri'ulln* I'uiunili
•'* Mionluv niifht. it tvim r**|iort
1 ‘it ticket sal.-s l'«u tin* hutiuwi t of
March 11, alreu.lx total n»*ail> 1,00»,
i t i- t|rukri ■ xxtil to* announced |»r»*-
x musty.
f lint*rnl urn !«•*•» for Hit* lult* .liinir*
•hi* xxlll In- lit-lil \\ I'llni-siln> nflrr
tioon ut J.lu inliiik, In tin' fit mil y
liotnci, No •u Kit t.x av«- w**st. * Th«*
11 In-H will lo \*-rx slmjilf, ainl tilt*
R*v. k. ii I*lll. •• ..r tin i , .it i-m.
I't < hl>> tvrl.in i hut .h, of xvlih'h Mi
■J ■• v u ;ih no .otix. a iio-mlifi. xxill
of tii'lati*
<Vl*t. tin* til H •tit* nI Ii mI ( ixhu iiilxrw Iminl
uc«a xxiiti iilt'ii mii n*. li * lirliitr mti'iit
lot a lot at liquor l onriTii. swor** out
a warrant, Mmiilux. i barging A A
Knapp xx ith securing a hun**l o{
whisky under fal-** |<i .'tenscM. Knapp
l» allege,l to ha x*• I . |.ri'-.*tit I'll him
seif an agent I'm a xx I- known mi
lit*itikt'i* fn l i xx (on In' pnt'x liuNi il do
w hi iik x
\\ lit* I't*. nil xx In-ri* xxr*M tin* single 'l'M*
ilMMiic Ini Inn nl lli-linll. Moinlllx fxfll
i 1 1 K xx hf II ll* til x George. -It I*'
tilled In thf Y M ' \ to an mull
•Hi •* that tot.tl<il I. pi'i Molts ' Mi
• It*or#** has* nst i.'tofn.ii from hint
lati.l, and his address had to d>> xx dh
thf pti'Nftit pollti.al stlnatloti tlifi"
Mo |>r«*dh te.l that l.h.xd loin > xvlll
In tlo- in- \ l hi • • ’a I til •• nil. t
xJn rs lift* IlffTM. of .Infix Mini, Ulfli.. Ii ii m
IXimIIIx fl> lili-n 11 Iti'il tin- lioitx «il W III
i. iin lleurn. a-, that oi la* hiothfi
William I'* < xx is j>, jx *•• l up nn.-on
ki limn at VI ichigu n and I mir'.h-av es ■
Sat urd.t x. and died on It:** vxa.x to St
Mal\ m iiOMpllal T • vllglii dmild as
to hlm identity XX I- . 1 tied li\ liim
brother, Mornl x T > . mix will !>•■
shipped to Malt.vi,lf, X V lor hartal
ftfiiilnali.il Wesixer, of ♦ . ret-nilel.l mxxn
mM|i, xx Hm lli'ijllil If ll on n flllirai* nl'
assault preferred ivainst him In .1 im
th • L**tnkl> -a., rt. Monday after
noon. hy a x'.oman of I'ldlrtt) extra.'
lion. Th.- woman lost a i irse at a
*i rti In I I; i \ ' ,ixi ii>ad ho a <«•', and
vx In li nor irtnnird J..r ll.*- mom \ ,
\x .a\ . . .- ixx . <a ..I. I.iiik it ap and
• aaliinni ii ll* ait.mpn and to tak** It
from 10-1 *>x for. •
Tlif moil Hi lx nieeiiiig of i lif \il i-r «i ll
I’litli, I'iif milii x fxi'iilnti. In lln- llnlfl
I'on l< ha ri ia in ii i■: 1 ro.iin xxill pi*
sf ill a » up. a l."t t xv.< in*ai XX .11 k noXX II
11 the a.I .11 Ii .' XX > I 1.1, J, 111. - II
• .dims t.| X.'xv t ii' k and A .1
I,« i. i of !':>■ .'find Th* form* i is
I V. lit ♦* »■ .1 •' 1.. 1 < - 111 flirt, -t I• • Ihe
h l.slllfMS XVOI and \ All la it* h ><•'•
• < I'i.'.s 1 Ilf . II 1 •• pi - 1 oil o! ,'ti -1-
lIfMH ■ OUln ilo: l > II *I. I*" t of 1 t.-xe-
I. lid firms
Amil x*l iik Miners. n's essay oii --sell' r*‘-
lliniffXl oml ax iirii'innnii. In lln*
• 11 « ’ of < > ;'.!»• t. ti.o I\ it' ll
j.'inni lax MU' I ..i- hf.i • i't s : it
t >■ old - I’u m)i ioto .1 > "i ion that i > lit ixl
niisi ink' !. s po! it li a I lif; i.f from
his father sttal is i.'l.uiiiiis fall
t: om !ib not. . *x a s an <s|>io<|e.|
lal In i \ I> ■ Mt '•» x* l! Ii .ttiii •• aI s
lani-tsoti talk ex'. .• r i * a i; this
xx. i K at "w o.lii'k ,nd will also
rp.'.tk ever \ rx .'tin v at 7 " < h» k
on a .spei la I M.ti. of t • i alo as r ..pt<
tHorl 11. Itrn.llfx xx ns sflilfiiffil I. x
.loilk*' *xx n n in mitxi- om' x x*nr in tin*
II Oils.' i .t li IP.; !■ M 'tin; I I.f
in i;! s tot Ha- ;. tip fninl T ••
Ja/x xxas .. t • a..its Motida \ af
ternoon and *•u .t, .■ 1..t0il- In ani; In n
111 a xinil If I of Id 1 tx lit a 1 11 • \ opi'f.
ainl Ill'll' as .■ . ointnlssi.in m. ii hunt
T o post a I of tis . als 1.. ~x r tin he
t- n swim|Vi xx ... .is op. tali'll in
mum .iti.'s of t*i • • ... mix. .li an;
lat x!f n.:<• nt It o s ~r Moods on . ..nitnis
eli.n and df> with liu- pro
r. e.ls
Pin* ttex. *1 x run Xiliiiii*. i.( lln \\ «• *•!
W nrren-nx e. Ili.|.il-t ft.iii’.'li rnn
f rre.l xx ltli I' ■!.. >• I'l.mmlxsloiifr
t'ronl, .Mo|i<lax. ia-.nttv> to the tix •
i .'tit theaters It* has 1.r.-n niakthK
a tout of t' *• t.|. k I* ons. and ie
porte.l . Olid It a >ll * T. e poll .- 1 1 •
r« ad x hid tlo tlo it* a- lnsp*.. tel and
|. potted upon t.x l»ct.. ti\e CoorKi'
I 'lUil.s, All Adams |.oln(.d out that
o *• show lions*- on Monr... ix*- is on
tI r HI". Otl and 11.... r, XX 11 11 /111 >IIt TH ll' »•
t roue'll a p. mix ar.-ad.- Mr t. ports
tt .t Immoral pi tar. u •••• l.oxx n and
tl.t .ii hit en at' tlo •I. i.t at tr ti
ll a 111 s
]. ( . t lirnnn. prol.alilx itir xoiii.K'-st
pHstnillMter in It.-tr..lt >1 iin.in r> , xxas
p? .• s. nt.d wit i liand otio' pastrrms
t-'t s jexx.l h.. K ilxx in'tiDK loir;.' No
1'• *7. 1 Ai \ ,M . Momla> * xetilntf
A\'• ■ n Mt i'a is in xx. c mad** a tnast* r
.Mason ill 1".; tor ..arnionx Was
i.td.pi*' iti .Masotttx. ituisni i !, as th.
.(♦Hires \ve| . .ot;fettfd .poll llltn I> _.
t .t*•*• memhi ts of i > own family.
1 .> father. Willla.n t’atson and two
t•i*d h♦t s. |>mi|s «' and K.lkiii •'arson
I . I low In K t!i«. prcs.-ntat loti of the
■xx e| to M* 'also;, M .til a x exenlni*
t t;x- t hlrd <!• mt ii xx is .on ret rod upon
.1 |> < n mmol hx all of thf pastrnas
t*'rs ot the Iml »t<*
4 to.t her el. nnue in Ihe idnns <>t tlie
.-• mnilllee of tlllx xxn*. iinnxxun.'e.l
J'ftej t'« M. f> -till*: of the *.\*o tltlx e
. omniitiee of i at h .dx, Motldax
• » niyn At Max..] Ilreltmex er's te*
l lilt \ t toril*'i I 'lx ill I We list f|
xxill draw up the plan of Btieel tail
wax- s.'ttleni.'fit In tlo form of an
otdinan. e. whi. h xxlli a» to t.o- < om
t on .ojn.'M next we*-h There xxlll
l>> no tt enetn 1 me.*llnx of the « <>ni
initteM "t fifty tot some da x s at
hast Th-- max.ir Wants to uet a
x to t.x Max 1 I’orp.it itioti t'otitisef
Hally does not favot t fie new ftan
i !'*• pliin. six liih ina t 1 1 ultimate
rate of fat*' would he fixed l.y th*'
...lilts
4A llllnill Nr** tun. No. 131 *>i. %nl»ln
wxe.. x*(xm Klxrn Inst 31 hours h«
J. i'h*'lan. Morula' . to .Iran n|.
hi* premises ( t that address to the
st; sfa ■ t lon <>t the * >»n i t oftleers and
his neltfftihors 01 X o t.. the xxoik
i . is. New ton - off* rise was aioira
xu t -il hy the r.o t that ,*• . all. and I»a -
ttoltnan M.htnel*et a id.mketx
t. .ink liar. and S. hnieljt-i tmt .1. -
siring t" ht.mk an\ more trouble
t an was n*'< essai . li t It |.ass xx uh
oat .1 heating T oftl. es show e.J
hlrris* ls a k'"ntl* »nan sahl th*' . ourt
•If you'd have said that t>> some
polo-men you'd hux*- pot \..ut fa.-
I .inched for you. I w mldn't allow
~n> man to *ull me that."
| uiipriil ser* ii'f» fur the lute lln* 1.1
O’Onnnell »»ere I* *-1.1 r.ies.ln > niurii
liih Iti St l.eo's . lair, h The pnss
liim away of Mi »» Monnell is esp*--
No Need
To Fear
Nature
If one docs tmt «et tip un
natural opposition.
I he caffeine, in coffee, op
poses nat ur e -handicaps
body and brain - reason
enough to cjint coffee and
change to
POSTUM
the natural food beverage.
It nourishes and strength
ens body and brain —
"There’s a Reason”
Fostum f’erenl Go,. Ltd.
Battle Ciaek, Mich.
For spttriK to come, but beum to build
up your /*> stein now by clemislmc > u,,r
bloo.l of ttioMi' Impiirlties tfiat have u> •
cumulated in it during the winter.
To build up the system now xvlll help
you through the sudden and e\fr*tn*-
changes of weather ut tlilk season and
vi ry llk*‘l> save you from seflous sKk
n. sa lain
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
is the tiledk'lne to t:tke It purifies the
blood amt Klves strength and vigor.
Met It today in usuul Ihpiul form or
chocolated tatil.ls culled Sarsutuhs.
t dully pathetie sot ids wile, front
whom In had never he.'ti separated
♦•'♦•n sot u dux in Hie .<4 years of
their married lift*. Moth were horn
in IJiuerick. Ireland, utid * , uilK , rut*'d
to t'iitiudu shortly after their mat -
rlage. s.'ttllna Mi Middlesex county.
wlo rs tli'd 11 x »i until i y r*
w li. n they took iiu their r* slxlence to
Windsor. ItecemTx thex liaxe lived
in I'.tt.dt witii tiieit son. I>t David
O’lMiiineil No S'.i't Kooi t*'enth-av••
Nine children survive The body was
taken to Windsor sot interment.
tiroritr 11, MiirlMiiir's remark* uu Ihe
Mirtet ear iiurtli'.ii were an ciithii*l
usti. ullx r«'< veil and evoked such
wide discussion ut the weekly
luncheon of the \Vholesalers A; Man
ila tut. ix association, lust Wed tics
day, that the disillusion will he i<>n
liniied t tills week's luncheon in the
t'adilluc Th.* hour w ill be IJ o c|o> k
sliarp Among thus*' wtio will spe.ik
<>n le sntijf. t will he Mr Barbour.,
il M 1,. land, of Mi*' < adilla. Motor
«at t*o. Itov 11. ('haplii. of tin- M.id
s..n Motoi »‘ai *’,i. and tl.e Chalm
ers Motoi Cos . Atoll, w If tureen, of
tin- Sulvay Process Cos . Joseph .1 j
Croxvlcx, of t'rowlev Bros., and K H
MofTman. * . r th* Detroit Coptiet .V
lit as m Moiling mills
llurry •*. \\ llllnhinuu, was elected enil
nrsl . uiiiiin.iiil.-r ut llumus. ii* **♦'"'-
in it.d< tx. Monday evening, and will J
I. ad Ids eommund'-ry to the trlen- |
nial i oto hixi to to- h*-Id In Chicago ,
this summer The following officers
were also elected, and xvlll h* tort .
ally installed at a publh social ses- I
*i m. .March .’1 tlenerallHslino. T .1 j
1.. .eiilor warden Frank T .
1.. <dge. Junior warden, t'hurles M. •
'l'a. kels. tteasut'.'i, William l.asl. . |
ii conici Stephen M Macklem, pre
l.i le, William 'I Wo.iT , Taiio- j
an. h.-an r Will.:.in T.-agur.. sxv.>i.t
In iir.-i IMn* and **.-ii Ji xvn t.I •r, 1
John II lias.m. sentinel, loaeph !
t'a'tnoin; t .pr.'cntiit iv. t>. Masotii. j
T op', association. Fred II Warren;
ti'.»t*-'. Mark A (lardnet n-tlrdig
. . .in mu nd*' t finance . ..minltte. . Nel
-•..n S. I’r.tigs James II Br*iok»
The *| lie* I lon of an IT rage lor women
liu*. a at ro ii it anil Intelligent ml * nettle
in Miss Fthcl Arnold, the Knglish
so ft rag Ist and lecfiici xx .. sp.k. In
to*, t'hut'xfi «>f »»ir Father Motidax
111 K lit. on th*- sum*' topi* as that >*>
. loijuf'lit I v toil h<> ilifT'.'t cutly i>t ♦--
M. iit*'d »n the same t latform a few
months ago hy let fellow country*
xx .loan. Mrs Knilline Cankhuist
Th* >•• two noted women, while x\..rk
ing sot t «• same end believe ill fill
d.iTor.-nt methods, and it is Mima
At Hold - way that xx ill probably gain
iinvt fax.jt from Atueri an xv«micii
In th. ...arse of her address on The
; .', ..rioinh position ot wiinan," she
-a'.! she thought it was womans
right I" .tv*' a \>>t> In such indus
-11 at i.ianii cs ns \merjea utnl Ft‘g
la nd from l h>* stiujile fact (hat v.u»m
.ri it. M . latge a |>rot»ortt«»n of th.-
I xx a g** -* ■; 11 tiers.
GOES AFTER THOMPSON
••Joe” Wei6s» Says Ex-Mayor Bucked
Civil Service Bill.
A majority nf flu* common council
commiifia* «*n charter ami city lcglsla
limi voteii Monday aftnriiooti to report
favoruhly on the civil service charter
i amendment prepared by th** Municipal
■ League and presented l*y Aid Vernor.
.Fust ph M Weiss, who fried to get a
civil service hill through the legisla
tute. gave ild.- measure his approval.
\ld /ilnk alone objected because of
'th*- ptovislon wiiicli would make day
laborers subject to the provision* of
tie amend.uenf The measure provides
: that laborer.-. classified in three
divisions and be eligible tt* appoint
ment al'ier examination by the civil
service commission, which Is to he ere
■ at*-d.
Wei* s attat ked tilt* record ol ex-
Mayor William M Thompson in r**
gird to eivll service, saying that
; Thompson had Influenced the Demo
crat)* members us lit*- legislature to
vote against the Weiss hill, there he
' ing ji.st enough of them to swing the
■balance and defeat It. thereby prevent
ing the institution of civil service in
Detroit several years ago He also
declared that Thompson had opposed
the Idil for tip* consolidation ot tit**
ciiv treasurer s office with that of tit**
receiver ot ta\c~ office, an amalgnma
t ion vvhicn has resulted in consider
| able saving of money to the city.
-
Stubborn As Mules
are liver and bowels sometime*;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble Loss of Appetite—in
digestion. Nervousness. Despondency,
Headache. But such troubles fly !>*-
fore Dr King’s New Life Fills; th**
, world’s I test Stomach and Liver rent
jedv. So easy. L’Oe at K. C. Kinsel.
I Central Drug Cos . Gray & Worcester.
HOSPITALS MAY MERGE.
Negotiations On For Harper and De
troit General To Join Forces.
( Negotiations are pending for the
merger of Harper hospital and the
newly-organized Detroit General hos
pital under the name of the Harper
General hospital, if the plan comes
to a successful Issue it will mean the
erection of a $1,000,000 hospital build
; ing ou the site purchased by the De
troit General hospital several months
ago, ui We at Grand hi vd. and liamil
! ton tdvd There is also a probability
that the e< nsolidated Institution will
acquire -0 additional acres of laud ad
joining tin present holdings In the
event of a merger the present build
ings aim grounds of Harper hospital
would i»e sold Several details will
have to lie worked out before th*' mer
ger will become an accomplished fact.
VICTIM'S WORDS PROPHETIC.
Rev. Charles Simpson, Killed by Car.
Had Premonition of Death.
The K*-\. Cnat ies Simpson, veteran
I I if the pulpit and til** battlefield, tiled
.Monday afternoon In ids residence. No
2s Harmon-axe., from the supposedly j
•tight injuries which he sustained
! when he fell front a Woodward cur. I
Sunday evening. An hour before lie
net with tiie fatal accident, Mr. Simp
eon bad delivered u sermon in Ui\**r
Long* Methodist church, closing with
Ihe prophette words; "We should turn
to God. We llttl** know but what some
i.f us may lie killed before we re«< h
oei* homes tonight,”
J F~EBY IS DEAD
Well-Known Printer It Victim of
Heart Disease.
J. F. Kby, th** well-known printer.
Tied suddenly Monday night trom
| heart disease iti hit home. No. 1303
’ went> fourth st , ju-t alter in* had re
tired. following a long evening of hard
I t»rk. Mr. Khjr To years of age
jund was horn in Berlin. <)nt , coming
t*» Detroit about In years ago A wid
|t,w, fnttr tlanghters and two eons snr
x.v*> Misses I’, mm a and Kttgenia Kby
and Mrs A. <1 Hire, of Detroit; Miss
lassi». Ri»y, of Seattle. Wash., and Kj
iniMiiie an ! Carl Ebj. of Detroit.
THE DETROIT TIMES: TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1910.
Mims
! JABS THE E. 0. P.
Mason Mans Speech Feature of Board
of Commerce s ’’Governors’
—Chase Osborn Well Received.
I Even if it was not an unqualified
; success frotu th* Standpoint of tin*
■ guHtrouoi'iei. "Goveriioiti' night ” In
I Hartuuuie ball, Monday evening, will
go down in the uunuU ot the Ijetroit
j Hoard ot Commerce along witii the
| tu* mumble cruise of the Floral Phils
jaud other more or le»>» notable social
i events in thu board s history.
The committee in charge had made
arrangements to care for about JJu j
guests. No less than 6«m» turned out, I
so, in the very nature of tilings, it fol
j lowed that some of those fmthesl
from the source of supply went home
with an aching void where the ‘‘eats'’
oughi to be. There wan no blioriag*-
in the verbal menu, however, liberal
|xuuis* s being supplied by four guber
j natorial candidates, while the take-off
at tile tinbiii was well worth making 1
I saxn ihe*‘s tor. James Schermcrhorn, ;
Igenetal manager of The Detroit Time*,
wan toastmaster.
Two addiesses stood out in bold re-j
j lief One was a scathing arraignment
lof tiie ltepubiicui party in Michigan!
by Lawton I iiemana, Democratic
j candidate for gubernatorial honors;
ill** other was the forceful reply of:
• has*- S Osborn who announced that
ho will be ilw Republican nominee and 1
promh.* and a general housecleaniug
"lien lie tak*‘S tlo- reins in I.arising.
Two other Republican candidates were
present. Lleut.-Gov. i’atrick H Kelley <
and Amos rs Mushelman, of Grand
Kupids. botli of whom spoke briefly.,
Tiie Hon. i’at's merry sinil* 1 atid spell-j
binding fervor xver* there in all their
{Jury.
That Mr Hetnans Is held in high es
teem in Wayru county and nunibeisi
rnan> loyal friends among th*> ranks of j
*n* 'opposition' was attested by th*
ovation tentiered him when introduced!
by Tons,master rfciiermerhoin Mr. |
Osborn'* first appearance in th*' cam
paign here was the signal for a coi’ I
uial greeting, »!*<•. lie cousideied tu • i
hour too late, e< idet tly, for quij>r. His
talk was intensive and partisan, i.u*.
had tiie ring of sin eriiy and convic
t .on
Hemant Is Sarcastic.
j ’’lt Is *iut often. ” Hetnans began,
j’fnat the faint. of a real gov
i i nor survives for more than a
‘year lit*; power to create a no
tarv jmlilic an i dispense |ioliti<al
pastry. That I should be railed •<>
I >otir city, 12 months aft**r going down
lio defeat, ts) smoke a real Havana
i cigar and io be permeated by tbc
elfhr hint of r**al statesmen (bowing
graciously to tin* Republican candi
dates at the speakers' tablet was
: something b* yotnl my fondest dreams.
“Asa correct diagnosis of disease
;is always necessary before the appli
;t at W'ti cfa remedy, I make bold to in
tuiire. M’bat is lit** matter with Mich
igan?' For Jn years every Republican
!<atnpaign iti Michigan bus Iteen a
I'utupuign of reform-—reform before
eh'cHott and hell to pay afterwards.
For jn x ears we have seen a gn at
pari> nutrcli to victory under tin* ban
> i:<t of a rt 11 ern iiuient and equality m
inxation. with tiie state tax doubling
i three times in the interim. For 20
Ixears xxc havt rallied to the standard
|tf j'tdiiic.il integrity on election da;.,
land braced ourselves for the revela
| Hons es a Liand jury tlie* «la> afti-r.
; Why the prc’secution of public offi
cials in Michigan has become almost
as common as the prosecution of
[tramps undei the disorder!} act.”
Ptaists Judson Harmon.
Mr. Heraatts mode a brief reference
to Gov. Jtidson Harmon's successful
ndtninlstiation in Ohio as an instance
of what the Democrats can do. if ;iv
tu iht opporttiuitv. and continued;
“The on<(ltlons I have cited art*
more fundamental than the mer«
character or personality of men who
ha\e been gov* rnors in the past or
may he in the future. If a Democrat
< cluing within 9,000 votes of being
elected governor can bring four such
distinguished gentlemen (again bow
ing to tiie Republican candidates; to |
the mourners' bench, what: would a
victory have done? More than JOO.-I
non R» publicans of Michigan voiced
tluir ;in t< st against the machine at
til*- pells In November. 190 k, but they
did not lossen the tentacles of a sin- i
gh papstteker plug one leak in the
state treasury or stop one revolution
of the old machine.”
It was evident that Mr Osborn was
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DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
With tier picturesque slang, her
i bard common sense, ami her sweet
ness ot iialiiie, o Tin* Thorns Lady,”
, witii Mis® Rose Stahl, is witii us
.again for a pries visit in tiie Detroit
| Opera house, Patricia O'Brien lias
, btouglit her suit ,os*- to town before,
j and judging front the happy welcome
I i'll** received Monday night from a
large audience, it cannot be checked
for Detroit too often.
Miss Stall 1 m the role ot Patricia
has made a record for long runs, and
although she lias tried to shelve the
voting person in the theatrical store
; house tiie public is loath to part with
such a wholesome, cheery girl as Pat,
1 and so Miss Stahl, perforce, keeps on
;vxjfh her. Next season, however, may
St*P Miss Stahl and Patriciu parted
J company, for the popular actress ex
pects Charles Klein to write a play
; for her that will be a successor to
‘Tiie Chorus Lady” in public ap
proval
In the current performance, Mis*
rftalil (days the part witii as much
enthusiasm and freshness as though
jit were anew acquaintance Her work
i is buoyant as over, and in th** comedy
sin* has the sure touch of the w ell
! trained actress, no less than in the
j highly emotional climax to ih** third
act Miss Sianl made Patricia what
■ she is and, probably, there is not an
other contemporary actress who could
have made tiie character the vital be
ing and the great success that Miss
Stahl accomplished from the time
when she flrst introduced Patricia in
'tiie little vaudeville sketch from winch
the piav was later elaborated by its
author, James Forbes Much <>f Miss
Stahl's own personality is in Iht con
iception of the finer qualities of Pat
and her charming voice with its
I power to change from strident slang
jto tones of pathos that touch the
heartstrings, in s been a large factor
iin the interest tiie character ot Pat
has k<*pt with her friends beyond the
footlights.
Miss Stahl is fortunate in having
several of the members ot her orig
i mul company with her Alice Leigh
'a; Mrs. O'Brien; (files Shine as Mr
O'Brien; and Wilfred I,mas as Dan
! Mallory. Patricia's loyal sweetheart,
are 'till in their obi places.
The presence of a Detroit girl, Miss
Isabelle Pitts Goodwin as Norah
O'Brien. Pat's sister, was the source
oi decided interest on tiie part of a
larg* proportion of tiie audience. Miss
' Goodwin fs connected with a number
of Detroit's oldest families and rep
resentatives (j? the family connections
were present at every turn. Several
lau:* theater parties attested to the
loyalty of Miss Goodwin's relatives
She ac ted tii*- part in a pleasing man
tier.
The (’horns Lady, will remain only
until Wednesday evening witii tin*
usual matinee Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday evening "Tiie Barrier.’’ with
Theodore* Roberts in the principal
part, will be the attraction
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE, i
Mi. li 'mans. When his turn came, nt
(the very end of tiie program, lie sailed
j right in without wasting any breath on
I preliminaries.
“1 am sorry," said he, “that Mr.
! Hetnans played ping pong Instead of
‘talking specifically. Why did he m»t
I diagnose the situation while he was it
lit" if he had told you that th* 1 warden
1 of the state's prison had been indicted,
tiiut the state treasur\ had been de
pleted. that factor} inspectors have
!'*•• ii caught stealing red handed, and
that food inspectors have been fined
by tiie United States government for
violating the laxv- they swore t" up
hold. 1 would have said ‘yes to every
assertion The Republican party
knows what is the matter with Mich
igan and the Republican party is fully
equipped to prescribe a remedy. The
fact tiiat lUO.OOo'Republicans voted th.*
Democratic ticket in IKON is enough
in its* If to awaken the party to tiie
necessity of doing something to cur**
tii*' party's ills Conditions are won*-
even than they have been depicted,
and we are going to attend to the sit
uation in November.
"I haven't th*' slightest hesitation in
saying to voii now that I utn going to
h * nominated lor governor, and I sin |
ee.'eiy hope that I will be opposed ill I
tin* race by the gentleman from Ma-1
son, for whom I have the greatest re-j
sp**ct There is not inim* thing he can'
promise that I won't do and go him i
one beiter. Two days after election I 1
wall remove from office every man n**c
essary to accomplish a thorough clean
ing tip ot the stare Every department
that needs investigating will be inves
tigated. and if titer* Is anyone in the 1
♦ Tvlce of the stnte of Michigan who j
ongni to l>e behind tin bars he will go ;
there. Tie* Republic .u party can at
te-*» to h nt.li house-"leaning, 'h.c '.i
you, and it doesn't ii*»ed any help fn m
the Democrats. \1 i the Rcpuhii: in
party n**i ds is n return to tiie t im
plicit v ot tiie days of Lincoln. But
you, gentlemen, must do your duty
1»v turning out to tiie primaries and to
th** polls on ele< »ion day and seeing
tit It tiiat yotit candidates are elected
In a contest nl this kind men should
he measured on their merits alone
There should be no pragmatic sanction
In the selection of candidates in a fr****
republic such us our*."
Jab For Hermans.
Mr. Osboin declared tiiat when Mr
Tletnan* was a member of the state
legislature l'C "was so unxlou* to be
in harmony tlt.it there Is not a single
objection «»f ids on record.”
Mr. (M’.iorn s address was received
with mark' and evidences of approval
Lieut Gov Kelley ab«» replied rath
er tat tly to H* mans, declaring that in
12 venrs thetc had been but one Dem
on atic xect'-tur} of state and in* was
rt moved trom office In the same pet
loti her*- hud I teen but one Democratic'
attorney-general and he was indicted
while in office.
“The peicentnge of indictments is
pretty large ” lie added with a samis
tic smile He also referred point*-dJ>
F> the administration of Gov. Winans
Mr. Mus eimnn made no reference
to his candidacy, hut expressed gr« Hf
appreciation of tills opportunity to
r.n ei so many business men of De
t roll.
I he Orptu n.. club provided the only
real hatmonx oi ihe session.
Follow ing the regulai program, th* 1
speakers were bm lenqm and. each b* ing
represented a' a mock meeting of th**
Hoard of * onunerce Needless to say.
.tip speakers vx re not flattered in the
i addre-•* ol th<*ir representatives. V
daninr figure .it the head of the tabic
j represented Senator Burrows, anti th**
color* <1 waiter wjo- kept busy railing
up S' nuior Aldrich on tin* telephone
to learn what Burrow* would be a!-
I low xJ lo do.
GARRICK.
Frank Daniel*. with hit} effervem ent
humor, his sum** grotesque make up,
his saint* ma mutisms amt thus. samp
, <tlif expressive eyebrows ma le his an
aii a I visit to hetroit Mommy night,
appearing in the (fttti’ick, where he
will remain for the week. He appt.ua
fin a vehicle new to Detroit, an Knv
llsli cotnpoaition. "The Belle ot Brit
tany." whivh has been just sufficiently
Americanized to make it acceptable
to an \inerican audience.
The piece, which is the production
; of u half dozen Knglish writers, is no
better or no worse than other com
positions oi the same character, but
it is bright and tuneful, brimming
with sweet and catchy airs, with jusi
enough plot to keep up the iniert st
Daniels appears as the Marquis I>e
St. Gauthier, an impecunious noble,
and the fun hinges on, his efforts to
many ills son to his wealthy ward.
Os course the son promptly mils in
ijove with the miller's daughter, and.
finally, marries her. hut all ends well,
and the Marquis saves ills castle Irom
falling into the hands of fils creditor*’.
Daniels is much in tlu* limelight dur
ing the two acts, and during most ot
the' time he keeps tin* audience* con
vulsed with laughter. Home of his
laugh-producing method* are not new,
but they are funny, nevertheless, trie
slstlbly so at times, and he wa> forced
to respond t<» a curtain call. On this
occasion he rid himself of Hu* same
Jumble of big words tliut has served
him on other occasions, but it seemed
ae funny as ever.
The balance of tin* applause was,
shared by Miss Ch r i»tine Nellson, as
Bubette. the Millers daughter. Miss
Fisa Ryan, as Toinette. maid of the
Marquis, and Martin Brown, as Bap
tMe Boubilion, the chef Miss NYU-,
son was quite the prettiest woman
on the stage, and her voice is charm-1
ingly fresh, of ample range and un-'
usually sweet. Fisa Ryan, as tin*;
maid, was very acceptable, her danc- j
ing numbers with Mr. Br.iwn making,
a decided hit Frank Rushworth. as '
the son of tlie Marquis, had liilie ti» {
i do. but Ills efforts were idea dug
The chorus, while equal to all do-!
mainls, Is not the handsomest aggie i
gat ion * ver seen, hut vocally it Is up j
to the standard, carefully trained and
tastefully gowned at all times.
Several tuneful and catchy airs have]
been provided, the prettiest being!
’Daffodil Time, I'lie tilt I with the;
Clocking in her Stocking, ' and "In ;
the () ven Mr. Brown s singing or |
this last number was one at the has
of the evening.
The whole production is pret
tily staged, that part ot the affair
being managed by Frank Smithson.
TEMPLE.
, It is a 1 iHieiiit thing, well done, that
dlss ChurloUe l'eary offers Tentu'e
audiences this week in her drama!i”
l. lay let, "The Comstock Mystery.'
.Women proteca artists are not so
many as men. ,'oi in the very nature
< f things the dibit ultit sos such rapid
changes ot costume arc increased with
a woman. Mis:- Carry not only ac
> complished the ne< cssui y trattsforiua
ition of t lothing atm make-up in thn
twinkling of an eve hut she dot s high
Sly artisii- work in the resumption tt
{the various cmuacters incident to tlu’
unraveling of "The Comstock My
i.-i v." Re ginald I’arrv as tin* detective
and Frank Brink the policeman give
capable support t.» Miss Burry.
: Julius Tanner* monoiogiat "an nn
111 r»*lmade immediate friends wPh
hi? audience am’ his jokes and storms
at Ids own expense as well as other
•• Mined to strike his hearers in Just
the right spot and the laughter was
continuous.
No moie daring performers on tin
high trapeze* have \ ■ sit**(l the Tempo*
than the Aerial Smiths, a man and
Y/oman. In pretty white and silver
costumes, they were as attractive* as
possible to the eye and their work
was so rapid and cieun-rut and thrill
ing that it fairly took one's breat i
aw av.
The cutest of Phot land ponies,
poodles anti while* rain. ami a bromica
with a most perverno tlisposilion male
up tlu* iU x Comedy (Mr* us, and v ill
nro\e a great ir<jt lor tin* youtig-n< -
I this week. Older folks, too, will ad
jmire the t-lever tricks of the animals.
A young; man in a voluminous inn k
Iroat played uptime on a piano in a
j way that showed l l ** knew his husi
iness in tiiis line, while Miss Man
| Fenton, in a tseri* s pe< ullat no. t
i„Ui tlie audience tin* words to whi< h
tl.e ragtime melodies were meant to lit
A portentions « asi was n**eessaiy •<»
pel through "The (loose (lii! of Mu
■ ken,’ otic ol those aiipposedly tabloid
: n.uhii al comedle with which va eh
i\ille i* overrun these days, and which
lit is to he* hoped will not much longer
In Inflicted ui-ui * ither vatnlevll *
manager* or vaudeville public hi
! ('ota plays a vß.iely of *seleitions on
the xylophone, ihe Wilson brothers
Ihu't u talen* for joihdlng and iia '
vodel everything ighf in th*ir '-it
’iiiiled "In Nof.aepse hand" The
Mooreoseope picture} come lasi on Hi*
hnl, and an* well worth waiting for
showing a aeries o.‘ army niaiienvei •>
al Fort 1/aveiiwf.rth.
Eld-A V \K HAWTHORNE.
-Indianapolis may haw women pn
llceni* n to cleat fh** shopping ipiartei
of .mashers Where the men polio**
men don't *io th«*lr duty it's worth
an * xperitnenf.
Everywhere then* is a protest
against the long hai jiins women .11*'
wearing. However, what is a man's
eyesight wh< 11 weighed aguitist a too.
tashlon?
Silence !
The instinct of modesty natural to every woman is often a
(treat hindrance to the cure ot womanly diseases. Women
shrink from the personal questions of the local physician
which seem indelicate. Ihe thought of examination is ab
horrent to the in. and so they endure in silence a condition
of disease which surely progresses from bjJ to worst-
It has been Dr. Pierce's privilege to sure «»
grr.it many women who ham found .» refuge
tor modesty in him otter ot rttt'.K conn.ilta
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mm sacredly confident ml. A ddre-ts : World's
Dispensary Medical Ammo' tion. Huffalo, ,V. f.
Dr. Pierce's Faxorite Prescription restores and regulates
the womanly functions, abolishes pain and hndds tip and
puts the liutshing touch of health on rsery weak woman
who gives it a fair trial.
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
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You can't afford to accept a irerrf nostrum as a substitute
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A 42-POUND STURGEON
Big Fish Puts Up a Fight All the Way
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When Pulled Out.
PORT LA NT), dr.*,, Man h * -(’apt
Atn**B, id the steamer Evil. with mu or
(Unary honk and line. e; timed a -1J
pound sturgeon in ih* Williamette ri\-
**r off fin* Sunk u lip The skippci
embark***! in a i >\vhoat to tow the t: h
•nsboie and it put up a ;niin light A
he huul«*d the itig fellow to ihe urfn* *
fin line gave evidence of :-napping
So the ciiptnm i'i aeh* and down ' id
cured a firm lumdhold in the vtl! and
tin;-of war followed Foi awlii!** it
war hard to tell which would ' th*
h< t *ji' ih*- argument
Iti the mix ip the captain 10-l a plk*
| poh* w ith w hicii In 11 ied to t , :'e
monster over tin* le ad Hi oai a *
came near going yiveir. , and lln <) u -
sal 11 ns had an eii:e a k* • n • .* i a
zor. iitid to keep from f.- in. *nt hy
th* m th* -item* *t * ;u< had l exer
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’ed tiis t;nl in d' tlaln’e un*l ITm-I howr*
|*<l in hi- 'inblinkip!' eve-
Wli i. n wa* fltiulh hurleil *!:'•* flic
t’lp he tlpl.lllg about five it* h ait and
struck in In-nd against ih«* i«t* *>f a
boa'hous* The force of th** h! w took
nil tin- tight out of him and !•■ was
,-oon d\ ing j* ac* f*i 1
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