The Detroit Times (Detroit, Mich.)
June 6, 1908

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PLAYHOUSES lvi 1:1 m. L»o [Hctrlcl)»t«ln'i famou*. funny farce I'uniedy, 'Hcfor** uml After' hu* L»e*-n ntcurcJ I>\ Vaughn Glaawr Mr Drcirnuitluii by tin- Lyceum Uhmli ■'yminvrtu,* tomorrow night. Till* play »um pic ia. and originally by in* lulhur linns.-II rurlv lust u-Hum an.l prpvvU Hit* uio*t aucccsaful laugh pro* iluc«*r In y«urs Tb** plot of the pluyi linnKn on 1 h** u»«* of a Uiug known as t*i Sunn;. J(m powdei, which, when atlmlnls'.. ruil, wl lifsatr th«. m.st woiidci i'ul amount ut mirth uml hilarity and will t. .uiffini>. Hu* groin blast tndivl«’u*l Into tin- i*>!- lit-*t of good ft-llutt* This i>oWil»*i i rtvin unkn m gl> to I" I'agf, 1 friend of tin* Inventor. ho Income* 10 llglit-h«*iid*>d and fn let (.’hums, which has been received every Whet u* one ol’ the most complete vaudeville sk* tehe* cvei ■nought out in this country. Mia* Tay or and M 1 15i a; tail eoim to vaudeville [rum the I'lohinan oinpanles. end It la luhl that they will prove a wdcoim addition to tin* many good things thut iav« come from in* high-priced stage ,0 gladd*n the hearts ul loi «is of uu lieV I lie To those who like the thrill 111 their vaudeville menu It has been left to Curlottn to till this demand. t'urlottu Is a young uml pi tty t’il who lias a lerve of steel sin* do* a loop-the- Oop on a bn y. She start h«-v wheel tiwuy up union* tin "llte** ar.d when the Shoots dow'n the incline and lilts the eurv» she i the footlights —lt Is the and more vo cal music, and more applause and they drift away, and Kayrnotnl nr.d C iv* rly cerne to the foiV. it Is unn 'iasnry m tell th«> Detroit pui>ll Arthur lligbv. th«- minstrel tnonoh'iHM. and Oriff Pros. gvmnri«t.«. and later the klneto graph pictures, and Imm* -*\v»**t-honi«*. Os course the sr me crowd will conn* n gain In the following week to Trixie rrly.unza. Xnnn Laoghlin. tin* Four Huntings, and tin many other good things Manager Moore has up his sleeve IAKAA F.TTR. A chain theaters from romt to roast equipped In all tin- splendor inod ern Ideas nid .mital m piOvnle and mnlntalncd on the same plan as the reguar theaters at which t’• admission prices arc hinged mis i en inaugurat ed by Messrs i/alllc und K unsky. The latter are Detroiters w o are widely known in social an 1 tin undal 'in lcs. For vears they have con iucted success ful enter pr: ns here and won the good twill and high esteem of ill with whom thev have had de-ling* Ponnv ureas es and electric motor nrannfuct urlrg was their forte until motion pictures got n firm hold on the (ancles of the theater going: public When Hie wave of popularity for this particular form o f amusement spread. Pntlle and Kunskv decided to make a step forward fiom the'r little tlivnlo rlums They secured lui h" have been com pl* ti 1> reorganized lu Cleveland, lrom which city they •ome to Detroit, with new principals and a fine array of vaudeville talent They will appear In tin* program wh! 'h includes twn new r 1 "i ••A/-A.” The Astrnl wonder with the Trotihu ilor* In the Avenue theater netl vv eek. inn l esiju• and an olio .gif specialties. Hi. se play rs, hitherto not seen In yumniei burlesque, will help to boost the extra season which is now settled into an mdefinlt proposition. There will l»e lively work tor lively chorus, new songs, dances, cesium* 3 and scen ery. Cut Knicker Receivers’ Fees. NEW YORK, June s.—The appell ate division of the supreme court In Brooklyn today, cut down the allow ances of the receivers of th*> Knick erbocker Trust Cos. from $75,000 to $20,000 each and of the counsel to the receivers the same amount. This cuts down the expenses $300,000. Admiral Leutze Declines Honor. WASHINGTON, June s.—Rear-Ad miral Henry S. Leutze, commandant of the Washington navy yards, has de clined the commission of chief en gineer of the navy to succeed Admlral Rae, which position was ten dered him. The admiral Is well pleas ed with his present detail and does not wish to make a change. Itnvlnrno-llkc I’rtntluc. No fuss anil no feathers. The plain, neat kind, that •looks right. Timex Printing Cos., 15 I John It.-st. Phone 14»S. L r~- THE DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1908. mn 1 mo® Miss Grace Plckell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Plckell, of 1 No. t*u Yirglnlu*ave., has retu.ntd from Paris, where she went to com •iliti* her musical studies under the* direction of Wager Swgyne, and Tues day evening, June V*. will give a recit al In the North Woodward Baptist church, assisted by Hugo KalsotV, violinist, and .Mrs. Edith Pinckney Filer, soprano. Compositions by Men d'dssohn-Liszt, Deßussy, Richard Strauss, Rah’ and Chopin will be pre sented by Miss Plckell. She received her early musical training from Mrs. L. c. Hnnmer, Mrs. Elm von Grav-j Jonas and Prof. J. H. llahn, taking u post-graduate course in the Ganapul studios. Miss Jane Barber, suprauo, will give h r graduating recital In tho Detroit Conservatory of Music Monday ©veil ing, and Miss Lena Bonelll, soprano will give her graduating recital Thurs day evening. Both arc pupils of Mrs. Ida Norton. Miss Myrel Fox will give her graduating recital Wednesday evening. Miss Bertha Hunsbury gave her post-graduating recital in the Church of Our Father Thursday evening, asalated by the Hhllharmonlc quartet. Miss Mabel Guess gave her graduating recital Tuesday evening, assisted by Miss Jane Barber, soprauo. The latter three are pupils of Miss Ellrabeth Johnson. Miss Lola Phil lips, pupil of F. L. York, and Mias Theo Rann, pupil of William Yunek., gave their graduating recitals Friday evening. Several pupils of Mrs. C. H. Clements will give a recital Sat urday evening; pupils of Miss Oloano Doty will give a concert Friday even ing, while other pupils of Mlbb Doty and Miss Leona Troy gave a corcert Wednesday evening. Avery successful musical was given Tuesday evening by Miss Carrie Fair ball n. a piano pupil of Miss May E. Porter, in the latter’s studio In the Valpey building. David Duggan, tenor, assisted. 1 In the concert next Monday evening in the Schwankovsky music hall, Henry McCaw will play the violin and F. J. Schwankovsky, Jr., will sing “A Song of Waiting,” by Ellen Wright; "Ave Marie,” by Luzzl Luigi, and “Uh, Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening Star.” by Wagner, accompanied by Mr. Mens, l Caw on the violin. There will also be several numbers rendered on the Apollo player piano. Large crowds 1 have been attending these concerts. Company Formed to Furnish Medical and Legal Services The Citizens' Security Cos., organized for the purpose of furnishing medical 1 and legal services, by the employment of regularly qualified physicians and attorneys, filed articles of association with the county clerk Friday morning. 'l'he company Is capitalized at SIO,OOO. of which SO,OOO has been subscribed and S6O paid cash. The incorpora tors are William A. Montgomery, Mel ville McNamara and William McMan us. ONLY DID HIS DUTY:” GETS CARNEGIE MEDAL TRENTON, June 0. —Seated In his modest home in Bellevue-ave.. Win. P. Van Deventer, a railroad man granted a Carnegie medal of bronze and S4O a month as long as he lives for per sonal bravery, related the Incident which resulted in saving the life ot one woman and nearly succeeding in saving another, while he himself, lost a foot under the wheels of a freight car lasi fall. The man's demeanor was as modest as his simple home. Mr. Van Deven ter said: “I was standing on the bumper of a freight car to which was attached a drill engine, at a siding, when I saw Katherine Faliinger and Eliza beth Schemper, the former from Elizabeth and the latter from South Trenton. They tried to cross in front of the car. 1 shouted to them, but they paid no heed. They sought to plunge ahead. ”1 held fast to the freight car with one hand and tried to push the wo men off the rails with the other. I succeeded In getting one woman off after she had been struck, but the other slipped after I gave her a shove, which would have saved her. One arm was cut off. “My effort made me lose my hold on the car rail, and I lost a foot. AH of us were taken to a hospital, where one of the women died. The other recovered. Loss of a foot has knock ed me out of railroading. ”1 am much pleased at receiving the Carnegie medal and the monthly pension, but I only did as any other railroad man would have done under the circumstances.” 'quent pasßagos, sandy or stringy sod!* ment in the urine, scanty or discolored urine, or passages at night, be sure I ycur kidneys need attentlou. Doan’s Kidney Pills 1b the best medicine to use. It has cured thou sands and will cure you. DETROIT PROOF. R. F Van Taasell, 144 Fifteenth St., Detroit, Mich, says: "I have no hotsb tancy in advising all sutTorers from kidney troubles to use Doan’s Kidney- Pills, as my experience with them proved that they can cure this oom* plaint. When I first began using them I was suffering a groat deal from palno through my back and loins, often be ing in such a condition that I could not walk erect. I also experienced rbcumaMc twinges through my loins and felt generally miserable. Being impressed with what was said In fa vor of Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured n box at Gray Worcester's drug rtore and used them. They cured me and' I hav** remained entirely free from kidney cempluint since.” AMUSEMENTS. “Lake Ride” Sir. COLUMBIA Soloist, Clius VI. Clobev). No. I.lquor*. U-.-.tct* Street Dock. BOIS BLANC Steamer COLUMBIA HAII. t AT N:4.’> V. H. A Nl> S I*. VI. SI ND AVA, oils A. VI. AND 3P. VI. FARE ltd NO TRIP, :W CENTS. Sir. BRITANNIA Makes Eitra Trip, SATURDAY, 1:30 P. V, COLUMBIA MO.NLIGHTS, Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 35c. “BATTLE CRY” AMENDED TO SUIT WOMAN CHORUS LITTLE ROCK, June o—lt Uo\el oped today that during the munlcal carnival this week, under the auspices jof Inuca baud the womeu of this city who composed the chorus refused to I elng cerialu lines of the northern war «ong, “The Battle Cry of Freedom.” When asked tonight concerning the re port George R. Brown, secretary of the feattval usaociatlou, said: “I know the ladles balked at the words ab soon ns they read them over, i and Prof. Evans, the local director, repeated the circumstances to me. They refused to sing the lines begin ning ‘Down with the traitor* and ‘We’ll hurl the rebel crew,’ and with out raising any stir about It tho pro fessor substituted other versus.” The song amended and sung here was as follows: The I'non forever, hurrah, boys. hur rah: We'll fight for our banner, the stripes and the stars. While we rally round the flag, boys, rally round the flag, Shouting the battle cry of freedom. So we re springing to the call from the east and from the west. Shouting the battle cry of freedom; From the north and from the south, from t’.> inii l l we love the best, Shouting the battle cry of freedom. As amended the famous song was ac cepted by the chorus and sung. As amended the famous song was accepted by ahe chorus and sung. THEY STEAL INSIDE THE PRISON’S LOCKS BIRDSBORO, Pa.. June The borough lock-up has been broken open, having the four locks on as many colls .Vrtlßcrewed and stolen. This Is the unusual robbery reported by Turnkey Dredcay. The borough guardian, whose home is next to the lock up, discovered that thieves were about this afternoon, when his son, John, reported to daddy that tne outside Iron door leading to the corridor was open. Several men gathering old Iron are suspected, but as yet no arrests have been made. WOMAN LANDS 42 TROUT IN CATCH WOLFBORO, N. H., June 6.—Mrs. Louise Whitten, of this town, former ly of Lynn, Mass., and a graduate of Lynn high school, Is the envy of the old-time anglers from Wlnnepesaukee waters, on account of her wonderful catches of trout and pickerel. Her record of forty-two trout at one catch is making the men of fishing reputa tion about here yield her marked re spect. Mrs. Whitten Is the wife of Engi neer Frank Whitten, of the Boston it Maine railroad. They moved here on account of Mr. Whitten's running schedule. Mrs. Whitten has taken instant advantage of being near the lake to indulge in one of her favorite pastimes. Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Aaron and daughter, Josephine, were passengers on the steamer Amerlka, which sailed Thursday for Europe. They are going to Paris. Iliialnt-M-Ilkt- Printing. N'o fuss and no feather*. The plain, neat kind, that looks right. Time* Printing Cos., li John n.-st. Phone 1498. Women s Opportunity to talk has arrived Via Home Telephone Cos. =Service =f= ELECTRIC PARK! AND PIER PAVILION ORICAT FREE OIT-DOOFI ITTRACTION tOUHEVCIVO RI'XOAY. JL’NK f. A- Ataolutele the Ouly Rider la the World Wha IU« ever Acco«npUel.-uth-Ofi» lou oinbluattoa Foot of Luoplua th* Imp-Loop aad Ftyina the Plmua la Oa# Act. .k’a l>;trr-Devl! Art will he perforated ut A *nw \Mrrn«ou« to Five o'eluk. Vaeept '»nd«j' lUlMajrv SUNDAY EVENING Mip 8:30 io It P. M. U CONCERT MUSIC 4d« AMUSEMENTS. —TWfI- Excursions j TOMORROW AND EVERY SUNOAY THEREAFTER 1 On the fast steel steamers Taahmoo and City of Toledo to the Flats, Tnsb iuoo Park and Fort Huron way pons. Leaving Detroit y a. tn. and 2:30 p in returning on the Taahmoo 8:30 p tu. Finael’a Orchestra on board and at Tasbmoo Park. Tickets—Flats or Tushmoo, 75c; re turn strips of 6 round trips, $3.00. Port Huron and return, SI.OO. Griswold Street Wharf. 50c Excursion To TOLEDO TOMORROW STK. FRANK E. KIRBY, Tbe Flyer of the Lakes. About Four Hours In Toledo. Leave ut 0 a. m.. home at 8:30 p. m. ASHLEY A IH’STIV, Wharf. Foot of First Street. BASE Bennett Park SATURDAY Detroit vs. Boston GAME GALLED 3:00 l BlfycU. /y fe/ Ratlin’s Monkeys Arthur Rigby j] Un Moat lut€>lll»rot Simians on EaitE Vloitnl Moaoloftat. /*V SIX LITTLE GIRLS ffi Vl AND A TEDDY BEAR MJ In Xorfity la Hone nnd Dtaes, JrZEfJr With EVERETT SCOTT JVSiW 0^ Griff Bros. IKinetograph Sensational Oyi—nlj A_ Was Hartaa fcjkfth /ylk MBIT OPRRING. KV TRIXIE FRIGANZA O-O-O-H-H L-O-O-K O-O-O-H-H L-O-O-K! i LAFAYETTE (Omiilo A Kunmky Olroult) TIH3 THHIL..EK OP THKILI.RII* HUMANOVO a- irr uhama "BLACKSMITH’S REVENGE" HERBERT VANCE* Musical Prodigies TOT QU ALTERS* Detroit’s Regal Comedienne Continuous ft*® Admission* 5c and 10c. Bth Week of Stock o Most Successful Stock Organization in America. VAUGHANILASER and his popular company in Leo Dletrlchstein's comedy hit BEFORE AND AFTER A LAUGH FROM START TO FINISH. TODAY—The Girl of the Golden West. Avenue the W Warn Isi wkm The tonlfX Place la Tow “THE TROUBADORS KKM tUMKDIAW. \KW \AIDEVII.LG MOKE GIHI.M AM) PWETTIGW ONM Special Add- Q I Q WLM Q The Hlmalyaa rd I'Vmurr— II V O IVI W If Adept, present* 00 AZA,” The Astral Wonder of indlm horun Ulrlt’ Contest Thursday _ Amateur Might Friday \m(—“llir Daintr WWown’* and ‘•/.alia.’* l.nst fv*o times today—Hoerhtida. r‘\ i-.f, „J- TROUBULUON DANCERS TWi HOST ARTIS') 1C DAWITRO ACT IX \.U I'BVILLK. LLOYD WHIT CHOUSE, With Mow Songm LYCEUM Page Five AMUSEMENTS. RIOT OP WUX “College Chums" ■JTTBOtAX* DAY and NIBHT EXCURSION KOVIUT, JT7SS BTM. SO To CLEVELAND AND RETURN Leave Detroit 9:SO a. ro. ar rive home early Tuoeday morn- In* Delightful day an.* niitht ride and sTx hours In Cleveland. Detroit ft Cleveland *t». Cos. Beginning Sunday Night.

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Page Six HUGHIE IN OLD-TIME FORM JOCKEYS TIGES IN AHEAD Inexpressibly wild aoj woolly, bat thrllllngly interesting nevertheless, w«i« the combat which the Tiers aud Red sox donated to the multitude yen (efdiy. Men ruahed about the field In au ap parently aimless and fevered way In mad purault of the hall or the run ners or something else. Roaamau w-a* playing second and Bchiuldt was guardian at third at one stage of the proceedings and all wax life and ani mation. Ever and anon somebody would ruf fle the dignity of Jawu Sheridan aud the proceedings would be suspended while the hook was produced Then the Tigers got a couple of tuna without a single hit. this per formance being In Itself an Item of a unique nature. Eddie Olcottf was out to show his old friends aud fellow cltlxens that the Amertcau league Is bis proper sphere. For one Inning It appeared that he wus right In his contention The second Inning we all began to have our doubts Even Jim Me- i Du Ire concluded that Eddie wus wrong, so far as his form of yester- j day was concerned, before the third inning, and yanked him out of toe j box. Detroit had put him to the clear with two hits, one of which was a silly little bunt Back and forth raged the wavi. lo.Mti.n 7 I l«iv« lun.| t New York 4. f'lit 2 VVm*liIritf lun 1, rtelii n( St Imul* tieiuee. Boston Kt [>ctroll New York nt f’lev. land lMillnda)

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Clirr IO Irnma will b«- rrprrar tiled in Inlf■ ii in hi ihr |>4 r mli* pri'i •edi 11 ac th* Tiger flan: 'lay celebration. An vnthu lasllc meeting tvas held lust eveti- Inf a a Ihr IC.-it 111, liml Ihr dial Ini-lion of I.iitinthe Amrrhan liunur In tat utn- train wus at Noteworthy livents in the American League Race Cleveland i* making her lead good by daily trouncing New York. Yeeterday Rhoadee and Glade were both knocked Out, the Napa eaved the game with Liebhardt. Burnt pitched nice ball for Washington against Chicago, but had a bad inning at the start and White won, 2 to t. It rained at St. Louie. Birmingham, the Cleveland out fielder, had a perfect record at the bat in hie three times up and scored two runs as well. Nig Clarke, the Cleveland catch er, accepted ten chances without an error and allowed but one stol en base by the New York crew for the feature fielding perform ance of the day from the busy standpoint. lift his right *hi>ul*]er, th*- r*-*ult of hi* 1 slide In thlnl Ih* 4 lay before, after h«* i l.toj Winn kt'l nut llid triple Hint Willi th* gam** MeClulru tins ordered up the reserve* •u ri.il tig word t«i I *(1 1 11 Man hunahus mill I>i J t fli'hli i M llulu to Jut f i tin ill In Cleveland. where I’alien will Also report Klllllei kiii) HrhiohJl allowed uji Th'i ni-v had arm uin tooii Poor In* h 111 li*ei| 111 IlltV .1 WlllK that ould airy the hall from ducp euritui that i Into t hi* u i andalund Th* midget Mh Sullivan nt the idnie when In t. un i the i in tlint 1. 1 ok o't he 11 In do eighth I. it M l urlnnd drive had pulled him off liaiain Jn*l hough to apoll the throw Wlniet tallied off in nt pli*> "fi M* IlltyiM In the •evelith When In *pe*t*d Matty* gloomier In ill* gloved hand nlid (o**ed him out at Hint Without lifting lit I throwing paw liny While In III* OperNtloll iin tWo o I old.ml lt> t.rrjtorv and M.i'onneli i* a mlglitv lively little man when l»e atari* legging M. Ktlllan left tin plate uneovered wldl.' Hr« r-oltl till* at llream iv >ild farm sli>-d t«> lJm«> I>S'U. UN. out of Kipei tation. the dam of Mujoi I 'vlmai. 1 i.'V that van It at the pair.

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n «lit,*i' lh* arasoa opened I'rauk I'ha nre hua made It a Mil* that all of the I'iilni muat he In ned hv midnight With tti, runnrin-iip aIUJ llmtilng on the champs (‘haiue will proha hi make tt k oVloi-k shortly s Olivet I* Ih« H. I. t. ebaioyloli of (lie eai though hard puahed t• V Al ma In the meet vv iil' li furlongs tirn Huh j sell son, H 7, James II Brady. 102. H»l> jip W’tiler. 106; Quean M«rgii'*rH«. I*6. j •N'liuiktio. I*4. •night and Trim. l*o. I Besom. I*4 Frank land, 9X; DUaater. j 100; •Simple llououis, lu3, Cnu’k j ahot. 146; Snlury, His; Big Ben. lev, Momentum, H*:i. Convolvulus, I*4 Second It ace Four year olds mid Up, Km pi re State ■vteeplerliaHe about 21 2 ml lea (81 John M IV, Uif», This 'ledule. lf*S. Kara. l&O; Altar. Itorket. 136; -Vlalai ya. 132, Saumua, lf»3; California King, 137 Third lta Mr .lorrn'lo, 112, final Kill*. 112; Aroma, 109. Lawton Wiggins, 112; Wull«r«, 112; Kplfon, 112; Font*., 112. Patsy, 112, Uostrom, 112, Mgillnan, 112; Armlak. 112, VV I llluth, 112. H her lurk, 112. Yunk**o I laughter, 109. •Apprentice allow nnll, IM, (tally Castle, 153, Wood ldnr». Idea***. 147; Manxano, 149 Fifth Itace Two-year-old fllMes, half mil*- Thistle Melle, 100; Father- In.. Cardw*-11, H*l»*o Hills. Autumn Maid, 105. Mia* Shannon, I’m Imv Nutmeg, IDO. Sixth Jta« Three year-olds and up; H«*llli»g, mile: S**rvlle, luo, Doubt, Hlo Clrandt*. ink. Itrlny f#r; Miss Marjorlv, 93; Sally Cohen, 89; Lady Karma, Mdi The Beat Pill# Ever Sold. “After do Detroit on Monday. Juiui 13, of l.utton. of I’m* burg, out* of the in* »?it prominent \n»erh an rhea* mastera. Mr Dutton vs 111 piny un exhibition with S. hlff man. the Detroit ehntnplon an.l may Iml 11 lie* In aotut* other mutches The general public I** luvlled to witness the play, which will take place at the club's rooms. It>3 tlrlawold, turner of Michigan av« room 11. Morrell* at Walkervllle. The Morrell club Journey* to Walk i'\ (He Sat unlit y where they play lot 1 strong Walkervllle club lhe fol lowing \lorre)|a plena*' report at th* jt'nmpauat. ferrv at l 30 p in .1. j t'lelilHiit. It ('lenient, latughncd. Smith. l*Vk. Milan. Lynch, l.b br. Wag mi r. Mct'ounell and KltxpatrtPk Morn'll club play** Knlaer-ltlulr Sun day at Morrell park at 3 p. iu. 1 Wheelmen Announce Stay Moonlight The Detroit Wh*‘elmen amount*' a st uk moonlight, r be given on 1 u*'a j day evening, June H*. ami a real sur prise Is promised in the line of enter talnment Metnhera are free, hut In vlted gu* itta may accompany th** party for fa) cents The boat leaves the foot jof Woodward in*• at k o'clock ahurp Malloy I* Hit Hard. i Herman Malloy made his dehut for I Indianapolis In the American aaao Vtatltm Thursday and was balled out .$ r Mackinaws ami Milana, with aoft hrlma for n«*KllK«‘u. to »4. I'.,i to lilt Straws, In ahupmt r*»r youriK anti older men. $2 and *3. Panama llnta $5 to $lO. Hid you ever see onr fumutia Panama? It hait the town lmat Come ami look over tl.ln great rolleetlon f Straw Hats You II find nari|v What you want and a Hudson Straw lint ulwuy- give* aatlafar- Mon, tier unite It 1- made right ami shaped by hand over u wooden block, not by the newfangled hydraulic steam preaaea. Men s Fine Shirts $1.50 $2 ana $2,50 Pleated bosoms in coat style, with cuffs attached. The same I W J M with tlinai* liliw* attention* In ditallt tit'll dlttlr.tf ulalt tit* wHI* tn i»l*» HMrt*. irWlv n"V n i>>al *•!"la Y* ama/t pafarn* \V« have hi a iltli'* ill lull** tl tot iliti nnii Unn*. lit* has entered lh*» itimiliik Imimi) t*n*l high lump In tho 1 moult. ut l irthklln rtcld. l*liiuu**l phlu. mul tn Judge Ironi ili*» mcnrdi HI la 11 ululni Ih null* Uoiolitl), •ftuf running a (juurtei In f»o Ir» aacouda, Uoing hot It* i than 22 foot In tho hrou*t jump ami miming in tho final heat of a 220 iaril dash, ho vaulted 12 fool .1 I 2 tin'll* a Thin inaki'i tin* alxtti 1- foot nun vs lio will In* Moon tn competition at hiuiikltu field loiluj tho olhora holug \ll**n, of the Irtah Viuothan A 0.; rook or t’oi lu 11, ami l>ruy, Golboll ami Nolaon, of N ale. BANKS BACK AFTER FINE CHECKER TRIP Now oil Hunks. of Detroit, tho lo*al ami statu t'hfi'kor i huniphm, haa re tuiiu'd to Detroit after u long trip In which ho won fiery match played from tho b«**t pluyora of Milwaukee, Kansas t’lly ami other poltila, lowing only oiw oi two inatihca In which he liiimlii upped hlmaelf by playing blind ltd mi Hanks lb now reeogulced aa olio of jthf lending player *'f the country and nuti bhnttli i hallcngc for tho churn* ploiibhlp O K to Play K. of 8. Thf o K k will play tho Knighta of Security ut C u n v a grounds Sunday. A double hi nder Ih oii at lJuivey a that afternoon Tho D K a will blurt their guilie at 3:30 atrurp Where There’s rSJI (loot! Beer There’s vn V J Good Health Health Is guaranteed A jr In Pfeiffer s brew s V M Hwttei call Hhlge M ami t**U them t*» deliver M B a case or Wueriburyar B I C. Pfcifferfil %^BRE^BCOg During the Summer While you arc away on your va cation while you lutvti the win dow screens In your home— why not keep your valuable* in one of out SVI K KKPOSIT HOXKS’ W«* have* them from f'J.OQ pur year upward. The Peoples State Bank Port and Shelby Sts. STYLE antJ appearance of custom matle Shirts. M.'ii who lit*' parti iti.tr about ahlrt*. who llhf to mt't il. mod#iata irrlr*, util It* dfllKht'.l with thtai autrta Wf'll uitK’i yii *Al to riixti of r*• rtrt* 1 taat.'H Vito *lo.ply <an t af* ford to min it ting lltt-tti cAnd Look at the t Shirts

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