Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 6

part 0Xe Overcoat indup and Young $295 up to ever the irts NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEMPLE AT SAGINAW New as $2000 of $975 ST Manistee borough tress Paul Suits $20 53:61 MICHIGAN AVeXJJfXoPP CADILLAC HOTEL MMMM New HORACE OREN' Automatic Patent Applied or') Broiler Device sup Manufactured and 'Sold 5 Trombly CHENE AND MONROS $100 EAST 1489 DECIDES DETROIT CASES the CM PLOWS DRIVEN BY TANDEM LOCOMOTIVES in 1832 watomies high i of Cl VIE Mode I a the rest of the AIRS GOTLEIB KIUMER per to $30 $35 and $40 Overcoats for New Automatic Broiler Device $1250 $15 and $18 Overcoats for find his door half filled with the stuff piled This happened the is No Longer a Source of Wonder ment to the Natives of North ern Michigan They Know Now rd S3 rwyd Ranaway ebruary 15 a Wilson town resides 16 miles BRYAN THE PREACHER AND BRYAN THE POLITICIAN MUCH DIERENT Of course for tis in such but better is the satisfac tion and profit you derive in getting thef best clothes made at less than ntanufacr cost The variety offered for selec tion embraces alLthe best of the seasons and is equal to practically any but delay A complete representation of all the correct new shapes and shades in both soft and stiff Hats for men and young men In particu lar: The Detroit Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes The' Detroit Home of John Stetson Hats and Manhattan Shirts GEORGE NV HAMM erirunr CALVES A NEVV PROBLEM A House Divided Against itself JUDGE GETS IN DIVORCE COURT Railroads Get Reductions in Many Instances Upon Showing Error AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH WAS OLDEST SETTLER TOTAL TAX IS $365886467 PHOTO BRINGS HUSBAND Rate to Be $1762 Against $1646 Per $1000 as ixed Last Year SUPREME' COURT SETTLES SIX LOCAL SUITS Battle Creek Man Divorced by irst Wife Sues Second Through Same Court $20 $2250 and $25 A TTC Overcoats for Mrs woman at her nort west WOULD BE JUSTICE I SUPREME COURT nitons cai Never Introduces Politics in His Religious Moments but Quotes Bible When He Takes a Rap at Enemies the Republicans tit nrTDrnT1 rorc ST JNDAY EBRUARY 16 1908 i a i wa a INDIANS IRST BURIED UNDER TONS SNOW LEARN WAYS BIG SNOW PLOWS THAT BURROW THROUGH HUGE DRITS court finds that the ownership of the WOMAN SHOOTS HERSEL Only One In Reversal of Verdict of Lower Iight You need not stoop to see broiler One operation does the business open the door and the broiler pan is (automatically drawn out ready for use Can be attached to any GAS RANGE in ten minutes at the small cost of connecting sc City and Northport with upper peninsula points was com pleted in the fall of 1903 and the winter saw snow and lots of its piled up in the cuts and lying deep along the heavy grades of the road bed Up to the blizzards 'of Michigan companies Incorporate I arising Mich ebruary 15 Articles of Incorporation were filed with the sec retary of state today by the following corporations: Grand Valley Distilling Co Detroit $10000: Springport State Savings bank Springport $20000 A Burch Co Grand Rapids Increased its capital stock from jzoovv io BY NICOLSON Holland Mich ebruary 15 The reaction that always follows a night of Bryan enthusiasm is very noticeable in Holland today among Democrats and onlookers alike Under the spell of the Nqbras magnetism last night Repub licans and Democrats yielded to the impulse' to jump 'on their chairs and cheer themselves hoarse but in the cold light of the morning after men" who acted at the banquet like schoolboys off a vacation are recalling similar experiences in past and reminding one another that Bryan always did get put the enthusiasm but he never got out the votes It was a remarkable occasion Broken lines Of Trousers in 32 to 44 sizes only: REBUCED 1 1 ROM $150 Monday to any physical exer he put a pane of boardect up me Emmet Dairyman Dead' Emmet Mich ebruary 15 Bert Van Valkenberg a prominent dairy man and farmer is dead from a stroke of apoplexy Mr Van Valk enberg was a prominent Republi can of St Clair county and was su pervisor of Riley township lie was 50 years bld and is survived by a widow and two sons Killed in a Alpena Mich Adolphus Martell amp lanuci tvuu icctuto xv west of Alpena was almost in stantly killed last night in a run away accident while driving home The 'road is covered with large snow drifts and the unfortunate man was thrown out of his bob sleigh his head a mail box post Martell was 40 years old and left a widow and three children' A Nolan Ann Northwestern $11850000 Sl550000: Uu South Shore Atlantic $9675 Grand Rapids Indiana sys $11100900 Grand Trunk sys $24700000: Lake Shore sys $17887000: Michigan Central N)O Liine Pare Marouette system $28 450009 Wabash $4400000 'L ave been Reese of John Stetson Hats Soft and stiff $350 to $12 Guyer lexible Hat The best in its class $3 and $350 Clayton Special Hats Soft and stiff genuine $250 hat value for $190 Let ns show them to you We are also Detroit agents for tile John Stetson Spe cial $5 Hat and arc now 'showing the Spring styles' expended the assessment was re duced from $750000 to $132500 Other reductions were made in as sessments as follows: Chicago Northwestern $250000: Cincinnati Wabash $25000: Detroit Charle S3 50 Record Clearance Courts Conviction of for alling to Place Red at Corner Affirmed Traverse City Mich ebruary 15 One feature of the recent bat tle with the snow by northern Michigan railroads is that the Tn City are and New Spring Scarfs As a special introductory to the spring now offering a special mirchnse ir Spring rench otir in Hands in tiie shapes with open ends and in all the hard coloring xveguiar $iuu (Quality to introduce Ries in Germany Port Huron Mich ebruary 15 Word was received in Port Huron todav announcing the death of Mrs Ernest Melsel at Meningen Ger many Mrs Melsel lefts for Ger many last July in hdpes of benefit ing her health Her daughter Anila was with her at the time of her death But Preliminary One Is Continued to March 10 Jersey ebruary 15 application of the? Canadian Improvement company for an in junction to restrain Philadelphia and New York bankers from voting on pledged stock of the Lake Su perior corporation was summed up by counsel before Vice Chancellor Lindley Garrisons today De cision was reserved The prelim inary restraining the meeting ofs tlie Lake Superior cor poration was continued from eb ruary 21 to March 10 Counsel for the Canadian Improvement company will submit a brief before the de cision Cis announced? notes given to the bankers by the Can adian Improvement company for which the stock is pledged will ma ture witnin a tew months $10 and $1250 Long A Suits for In this season's single and double breasted styles in fancy Worsteds and Tweeds and Black Thibets All sizes from 14 to 20 years See them THE GENUINE Guyot Suspenders here 35c President Suspenders 25c Boston' Garters 15c Weesaw Three Oaks Chickaming and New Buffalo and constituted the most extensive forest in the county Mrs Kramer otten saia nature with the indulgence Irinrt mother i settlers of the county who but seen a what it Saginaw Mich ebruary IB 1 One of the handsomest Christian Science temples in Michigan will be opened for initial services here Sunday ebruary 23 The building which is located at the corner of Warren avenue and Ifayden street combines various excellent architectural I features of several of the well known temples of the east and west The exterior 4s of pressed brick and stone the large dome being made of reinforced concrete! The interior is singularly beauti ful The large? auditorium vyith a seating capacity of 400 sis done in soft gray enamel with gold letter ing and is carneted in rich green It lias a raised floor with circular pews of mahogany are two reading rooms opening off the audi torium and a large vestibule The church is heated bv steam and lighted by electricity and its cost is approximately $16000 A large and costly pipe organ is a gift of one of the members The Christian Science congrega tion here numbers about 100 and includes some of the wealthiest families of the city nevertheless Bryan has lost none of his power over an audience and the crowd last night got the full intoxication of his eloquence The most notable feature of it all was the marked contrast between the lecture in the Carnegie gymnasium and the political harangue at the banquet later in the evening Bryan on the lecture platform is a preacher He speaks then in a pul pit monotone and addresses him self soberly to the matter in hand There is little chance for laughter none at all for cheering He im parts Into his religious talk none of his tricks of political oratory buta easortf logically and with a deep knowledge of Ills topics and the bible from' which he derives his arguments Staid students of holy writ surrounded him last night and their frequent nods of acquiescence in his points showed how conversant with his subject the speaker has made himself But if Bryan keeps politics from his religious speeches he carries his religion with him when? he gets into a political meeting In his ad dress at the banquet he made fre quent and telling use of biblical references One of these was while he was speaking of Hamilton and Jefferson or aristocracy and de mocracy or Republicans and Demo 1 crfitLSa If I want to find out whether a man inclines to aristocracy or to Democracy I talk to him about the parable of Dives and Lazarus" he said "The man who believes in Democratic theories of government will pity poor Lazarus and wish that something could be done to lift up the distressed of the world The aristocrat will sniff and say a good thing for Lazarus it was that there was a rich man from whose table he could get crumbs to live "Talking of the references to him self as a dreamer Bryan grew elo quent in praise of the world's dreamers and likened himself to Joseph who was one of the first dreamers he said He told of being sold into slavery by his brothers and his story of the voung1 Israelite's life in Egypt was a brilliant bit of word work "But a famine came and the Israelites' were forced to go down into Egypt to buy he on "There they found the dream er and they had to go to him to buy the corn they needed It doesn't make much difference how much a man dreams as long as in the end he gets the One of grounds for be lief in his own cej tain success this year is that the Republicans and not the Democrats will be on the defensive in the coming campaign "In the last three fights they told us about their ability to guarantee he said "We were obliged to believe that while they were in control of the govern ment nothing evil could happen to the country They boasted that they were in a partnership they be ing the senior member of the firm and God Almighty the junior mem ber But it seems that the partner ship has been dissolved The junior partner lias drawn out of the com bination and the other fellow finds that he cannot run the business all r' There was nothing of the old Brvan missing from the political part of the evening and brilliant epigrams followed one another un til he had the crowd fairly beside themselves He is as hard a fighter as ever in his career and while his hearers are still sceptical about his winning the presidency they feel sure that? the Democrat who gets the nomination away from him willhave gone up against the stiffest fight in the history of the party INJUNCTION NOT GRANTED di an along the Traverse Nela nan Manistique lines now accustomed to the ways workings of a big plow This may seem strange fact that they had never plow before know was and could not comprehend Its power played havoc with more then one family of copper hued natives when snow lirst bothered this line in the winter of 1901 The Dowagiac Reaident irst Diacaasea Justification of Suicide Dowagiac Mich ebruary 15 After closing discusslon as to whether suicide was justifiable" Miss Etta Dickinson 42 years old shot and killed herself late! last night or' 15 years (Miss Dickinson lived with Mrs Sarah Carder who recently has been ill' The pain which Miss Dickinson saw her companion suffering is 'thought to have caused her tolbecotne despond ent and prompted 'her I to take her life A rumor that Miss suicide was caused by losses sus tained in rthe failure of the City bank was Untrue Miss Dickinson was not a depositor in that In stitution STATE COLLECTS ON BOND Had Scattered Joseph River Muakegon Girl NVcds South Grand Rapids Teacher Muskegon Mich ebruary 15 Two years ago Mabel Marguerite Haines of Muskegon was chosen the most popular girl at the West ern Michigan Normal school at Kalamazoo Her photo was printed in several state papers and attract ed the attention of Henry Mc Naughton who was attending the same school They were married here today The groom is principal of a South Rapids school that of a furnished the early naa this month the road has had but little trouble with the snow since that first winter that is a white night mare to many railroad men and a dream of a red devil that wrecks homes to many a benighted After the work of construction had been completed abandoned box cars were liberally sprinkled along the right of way near Northport when the Indian flourishes just as lazily as he ever did These cars made good homes and were prompt ly appropriated by the natives To overcome the inertia of a wheelless box car requires considerable ef fort and as the half breed Indian is adverse to tion whatever 1 Ill UJIUt cracks and lived within a few feet of where the trains thundered No sooner had the Indians become accustomed to their new homes and the awful roar that the locomo tives made than the snow came and with it that awful demon of a snow plow It was this scarlet monster shoved by a trio of locomotives that' rudely awakened the Indian from his sleep to find his door caved in his home snow and tons of atop of his roof nil alnnc the line The plows ran night and day and no sooner would the Indian shovel his wav into daylight than the red devil with another terrifying rush would sweep down on him and bury his family deeper than ever The red skins seem to get it through their heads that a snow plow was dangerous and many a shivering native clawed his way back to open air after her go from a near point of vantage The late Charles Murray su perintendent of the Traverse City branch of the I which in cludes the was on the first trip of the snow plow special over the new route and used to tell Surety Company Sends $5014350 on Account Lansing Michli ebruary 15 A check for $5014350 was received by the state todav from the American Bond and Surety Co in payment of the' bond given to the State as surety tor the deposit of state funds in the Chelsea Savings bank It is expected that the other surety com panies will soon make payment to the state Bonds aggregating $350000 were given by Chelsea bank and State Treasurer Glazier which If paid will leave a balance of about $355000 to be collected from the receiver of the' Chel sea bank 1 rousers Trousers: one two and throe pairs 'of a kind in sixes from to 46 waist HAVE SOLD AT 4 4410 AND 95 At choice Monday lor against "her son John XV Garrison his wife and Charles Thurman guardian of the son was affirmed The Complainant now residing at Jacksonville la brought suit to obtain a reconveyance of valuable property on Jefferson and Wood ward avenues an accounting of the proceeds of mortgages placed by Garrison on the property and for rents and profits received by him before he became mentally incom petent and was placed under guar dianship rne r1 i t'c property has been established and the judgment of $3261111 was af firmed Conviction Affirmed The conviction of the Detroit United railway for failing to place a red light at Woodward and Jef ferson avenues in Detroit was alV firmed the court in an opinion by Blair laying down the law in such cases as follows: reasons existed for the imposition of the duty upon sepa rate street railways of causing red lights to be placed at the crossings and intersections of other street railways and at all curves of their own roads so far as the warning to motormen and citizens is con TTie New Spring Suit? Topcoats Overcoats and Raincoats Calumet Mich ebruary Horace Oren of the Soo former attorney general of Michigan is in the field for the nomination for jus tice of the supreme court which will be made vacant on the retire ment of Judge Claudius Grant Mr Oren has announced his can didacy to Calumet friends aud it is beuevea ne win nave strong port' Three' other names mentioned Alan Houghton one of this most prominent and most popular attor neys lannigan of Norway a popular Iron county attorney and a member of the constitutional con vention and Circuit Court'2 Judge Steere of the Soo The 'seat IS generally conceded will go to an upper peninsula man Mr Oren is the first candidate to be announced for the position the other gentle men being iperely mentioned as re ceptive candidates Lansing Mich ebruary 15 De troit and Detroiters were conspicu ous in a of cases decided by the supreme court today rof A Kent Bryant Walkers and Sloman Co were convicted of violating an ordinance of the city by permitting unsanitary conditions in a building belonging to the Buhl estate and were each fined $25 They were occupants of the building The supreme court found that the trustees were not guilty but affirm ed the conviction of the tenants for permitting the unsanitary condi tions complained ot The case of rances the following story about the In dians: "We had a Brooks 'plow up ahead with three big bulls behind it besides a couple of box cars and the caboose" Right at Pshabatown we ran into a monster drift It lay as high as ten feet deep in a cut which was a quarter of a mile long We took a run at it got about halt way' through and stuck sit took us some little time to back up and when we were finally clear about half the Indians in northern Michi gan were standing' in the snow within a few feet oftlie track and right at the deepest point in? the drift to watch us go by backed off ji half mile or moreand took another chance was in the cupola of the caboose and noticed that the Indians were pretty near the track but thought nothing of it until the snow began to fly We must'have been going about a slxty mile clip when we struck and of course nothing could be seen ahead I looked back to seethe hole we made and noticed that there were no Indians in sight'Sud denly I one crawl to his feet then another and so on some of them seeming to have great difficul ty in getting out We had literally buried part of them and some were wav down deep The Indians learned their lesson dearly and now when they see a cloud of 'snow moving steadily up the right of way they tret over the fence and look on with shakingknees Mrs Gotleib Kramer' Arrived When the Potta Villages the St board of educa perintendenr was mis Russell Miller charge! a cr I) llir offered for mfo the atrrehenmn strovirg school voix $25000: Detroit Toledo $50000 Detroit Terminal Erie Michigan Naviga tion Co $47000 Grand Trunk West ern $50000: Lake Shore $50000 Detroit Monroe Toledo $70000 uanistee inner iovuv i $7000 Minneapolis bt Marip XEOOOO: Pere Marquette $450000 Kalamazoo Lake Shors Chicago $170000 Tra verse City Leelanue Manistique $25000 Pullman Palace Car Co The assessment of the principal roads of the state are left as fol lows: Ann Arbor $7800000 Chi cago Detroit Mackinac luth 000 tem tem tern system 525000 lit IN THE STOMACH SPELLS RUIN finish There commodious and artistic SAGINAW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS DEDICATE thfir NEW $16000 TEMPLE NEXT SUNDAY ictory Belongs io You if You Will Costs Nothing to Try The greatest foe to the progress of nations has been internal strife civil war Equally so is the great est cnetnv of health in the human system civil war between the differ ent parts of the body This is just what occurs in dy spepsia War is declared between the stomach and members of the body illness re sults inability to digest or assimi late food heaviness disinclination to work and in a word all the at tendant evils of imperfect digestion What vou need is an ally An alii' who will not only help but will ab solutely Insure you the victory In other words let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets fight your battles for you and doing the work of your stomach give it a complete rest and allow it to re enter the lists reinforced refreshed and rejuven ated A single one of these marvelous tablets will digest 3000 grains of food Leading physicians all over the world have endorsed Dy spepsia Tablets and havb certified them free from harmful drugs Simple to take Harmless efficacious No bills Only 50c At all druggists or write to us di rect ree sample sent on applica tion A Stuart Co 150 Stuart hpUdliKi Marshall Mich she having ar that time village of one of leading Pottawotomie chiefs Moccasin was located on the flat below Moccasin Bluff situated on the' St Joseph river about one' mile north of the present village of Buchanan An other Indian called Mis haquaka was located just south of the village The Indians emigration westward commenced in 1836 and in 1843 the remainder except band went west Mrs Kramer used to tell inter i esting stories concerning adventures! in the "Galien which be I came famous for their timber re sources years after her This dense forest of Valuable tlmr ber which stood undisturbed In all! its primeval grandeur when Mrs Kramer first beheld it and in which deer wild turkey partridge quail and other wild game abounded first suffered Inroads at the hands of the early settlers who in their eager ness to clear up the land burned enormous quantities of valuable timber sJn' later years it was en tirely wiped out by saw mill in dustries which rapidly denuded the country The "Galien spread into tjie adjoining townships of winding up all our $2250 and $25 black blue and fancy Winter Suits for men and young men in one lot at choice dJIC for ing on an cmplny railroad A juagmeni favor was affirm court today on tif was not being cat riod bv the company am i3 of damages wbndi uca tached to a fr 4 ys iha the xv iiriu a part of the service' a The pass not was held that a co passengers has no i enter into a self from of its employe for men and younu men are to bo seen Hart Schaff tt Marx and other leading makes are fully represented contemplating trips tn South will find the dispiay especial interest Niles Mfch ebruary 1 Gotleib Kramer the aged who was burned to death home seven miles Buchanan Monday result of sparks ignited her clothing when site was alone'in the house was the earliest settler of Buchanan township rived there in 1832 the If we tied down by a rule which lived since this store first opened its doors the to sell every dol lar's worths of goods during season for which it was never think of sacrificing this superb stock of Overcoats any one of which for all practical purposes even on the counters is as good for next season as for this But got to do it and that the one and only reason why you buv $4 $450 and $5 Suits and Overcoats The Suits are in two piece and Russian styles in fancy Worsteds and Tweeds Blue Cheviots etc The Overcoats in high cut at neck and mannish styles in dark gray Ox fords mixed Tweeds and blue Chev iots and in gray Oxford Reefers with storm collars AlHsizes Jrom 214 to 17 years A grand group and every garment a record bargain Asan Lansing Mich ebruary 15 After reviewing the railroad assess ments the railroad commission finally fixed valuations of the rail roads of the state at practically the same values as last year the ten tative assessment of $210005500 be Insr reduced to $207bo0o00 against an assessment of $207510 000 for last year The increased tax rate $1762 $1000 valuation as compared $1646 last year makes the total tax levy $365886467 or an increase $24153908 over the one year ago The Au Sable Northwester stricken from the rolls on a of its disorganization The sin Michigan was reducert! $970000 to $750000 on a st made by the company and port of Prof Cooley Manistee Grand Jtapids ilnceri from S750000 to $537 Gv ne zi innrtrrPnt of former reports and a personal inspection bv the board On account of the uncompleted nf the Detroit river tun nel and a showing as to the amount $50000 Make their first bow Monday and too ome ana see them Prices All Winter urnishings at Prices to Close Quick plunged poorly equipped into the I wilderness with an abundance of I health giving food and that in ad Idition to the other game the wolf bear fox panther and also fur bearing animals such as the wol verine muskrat raccoon beaver otter mink and martin were com mon and furnished both pastime and profit to the hunter and trapper and that streams and lakes swarmed with fish Mrs Kramer was married half a century ago and she is survived by a husband and seven children fifteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The keep i lets "Pint in danser In who is Mi disease Mas? toil and returns a ter off 'f voted that times in a ation i 4 A low tiue hlmsel stemming his impr4 Men subject necrastncra cerned they apply with equal to the consolidated Louis Amos who was injzrei in the plant of the Great Lakes En gineering works in Detroit failed to recover damages in Wayne circuit court was ab obtain no relief in the higher The negligence of which the ciza for damages was made was be that of a fellow servant in person of a foreman who carrct held to be a vice principal "pre senting the defendant company Dangerous Belt Is Negligence A corporation that permits use of loose flabby and darei ous belt" cannot be held not gn of negligence said the court in re versing the ease of Herman against the Jos Smith of Detroit In the case belowwas charged out of eour but the decision of the iprem lie is given a new trial chance to recover damaces Charles Eberts an empeye Detroit Jit Clemens pass cu "5 poverty are I cases nar to be I Science has I it possible or vir will power a fauna wHTiverate stance Meh ye'rriis Drematurely Compound otVi 1UCD terca cians of high as The Prescnpt OD svrup H'ematie) 4 spooniui nme Ail dnit 4 a A 5 'Lie? Ofc 4 A ME 15 55 Sprin isg? Jja i I a i I I 4 fe I i 'c' i $100 fSalflSaL or 1 I I a a 1 i i i i a hi At 7 I 1 i tiff m4 7 2 rH I2e t3f scription snd but sure you thing els Iw 4 7 4 i 7 is" 1 21 Va 4 aaA' A fr Ji.