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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

The personnel of the Detroit string
Quartet, the new professional organ-
izatiun to bc launched in Detroit this
season. has been completed. in add.
ton 10 Edmond Iichtenstein. director
and first violin. and Mile Elsa RueS-
ser. the famous 'ccllist. whose en-
gagement for the quartet was an.
nounCcd some time ago, Alexander
Levy second yiolinist and Hans
Weissmann. viola. both European mu-
sicians. have been engaged
Mr.. Levy Is a native of Warsaw,
Poland 30 years of age. ana was
pupil Of Joachim and Carl iialr IN
Berlin. later doing considerable solo
tt-ttittt-ft -srrr-r-- -VT7T7TrU- vUTT- fTVTIUg
Nine. SchumaunlIciukGs first con
cert tour Of the United States, Mr..
Levy was solo Hohmst with hie com
pany
MIR. Weissmann IS also q young man,
born - years ago I'm liof, bavaria lie
siudied Tho violin and ylola win
Schneider i'm Schwerln later becom'
4 Ing concertmcistcr OF the Wolmar on
chostra ne has spent the last -FOUR
years ia leipsc studying with Arno
Hilf OF the ROYAL conservatory and
as coucertmoislor ~ The Tonkonstelr
orchestra 10 L-aL ----- I-1-- ------.
TTN VII dftNe lii l'''IU,' "O""e
sept 20 Mla kurgs'F "l'i not pe
here before sept -
The now organization proposes ~
give series ~ = concerts p'Blh-
| ming early IN NoFei'oef' season
cts for The cnlire course 20 ous' -.
The program to be- given wall "r''
the hest modern and ''assi'a fNihp"'
4 silions for string qidIie' "uu sou
string Instruments Information anu
! tickets may. pa" ohlalAed IFVin l.N
7 Us Daylura}e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
BOARD or EDUCATION.
BIDS ON DUANE D0TY
AND JOHN CREUSEl
SCHOOLS.


Detroit ~ l4.. q ls ll. 1905
seeded p.ouoslle 1854 ls received az
tll- office urri ~ 1tIptN Thurs day.
!, .tcmuor ~ SOS. f3r furnishing All
ulatto - aua #. 10 every desti lption
Utf. . ft lu fU. Nrt. tlIu 90 tI- duane
-A---- A------ - = -.lLl-
Pans .ud lte1ti.n- iuay p. seen
ln fnr office cd fusN~ supervisor ~ Build
\y- fua.u D. Naf.iiiN VIZ
luhR H.iN py irt ia thfeeNstp.y-
ate contracts
r,, ,Wrst,ussp i1clude el tnc work
ava fUfrlsuiuls at et"t! description
erbedtsd ln tle draw lnEs ana mason
general ~lt tlitH!iefs.
4,Fhr stt1ud uiI tAe work and fug.
r.sHfnfr oI nLLLL 80 - ---------t-----
777-7 Y 49, AHu carpenter 8euei AZ Sp"t-
IarlfiuIf
Ta. Ud!a. all' $40 work oud furnish.
irna- al eNtLL les ID WI ln ~ tnGl-
utHIH NrtNflta~ afIu btHefdl aPHtfAtsi
tuns fuf HtHfInE. t.rsllatiaA etc
~ nidvtg mast NAME 1l suf-cun.
TRACTORS iurifN.d in 0}E uid
-l0Ills lIbUi fist nN tae .Suy%IIlsar fct
must It Jt,ualy4p ~ II crtlic,l
tNtt l.. cash Vr ~ifety company BOND
equal tn o per cent ~ the I'D.
rfzlt 90 reject any az all bids.
WILLIAM J. LEE
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
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M 7cIi lf9a, Louis q
'etil' '-eh Irafs 4NerNi
ton p4ftnl ~ residence. Or and Mrs
~. .''-.''s .'' ~" 'y ~. = go. -,
r''SH r1''ei'i'
,.t.t,
l'l lti+N'Il.~ nt =, w alter T.. beloved
alH - Ni"til3 ~ ft"Ae aged 80
'"- ~ ,"' 1ro.' MS
100 "' f-l'ioN 9'e.'
80
.Ndttt sept Joseph. beloved
~ lien, lambert Fu-
Hera dapshters res laencc
lnnh l-p Windtr-st.
l2'ae> 'n
NhElt, NfIie ID. egved SIZE az
julH 49, >tcfe. 0t River Rouge
NIL SEPT lln"rJi from the late
iiDno". sl Plcasanr-aXe. River
lt'aEt WviUcsuRt sept 70 at "a.
-nd troni Lady ~ L9urdes church,
~, el4ct was "A alei.. ber 4f
i-net M"nEah HIF". J.. -. / NJ NJ
ELBN- sept . 1905. ~ 81 High east,
Wuf N ~rbN.- beloved husband ~
Wlpg ~4hr. ond tHther of Lloyd
NN no and l0rtl g. .hy r'uHcrnl
sffl iutctitcht az Ia Grange,
Wy
= lAll' entered INTO rfst sept 4.
t'' i,ofs oeloVed Wlte ~
p'i ana mother ~ Louis schmidt
at heF ,ate resi-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
STONE CONTROVERSY
MAY BE SOLVED

What may or may not work out as
a solution OF the park department
crushed stone CONTROVERSY 14All-l- Al4--
T0KCn up much or the time OF the con-
trcller park commissioner au1 two
council committees for weeks, is the
tip given Controller Doremus that the
granite purchased by the park de-
pgitment weighs only 1900 pounds to
THC CUOTT YAM TTISTVdI OF -,6O0 tO1HUS
as called for by the contract
The part department measural the
storo by cubic yards and computed
be number of tons to be- paid for by
the number OF cubic yards. u the
weight was short then the discrepan-
cy between the bills rendered the dc.
partmeut and ihn raLlr14l- r.1ll-- I-.-.-%-
rarted
Eut--
Aid rlndley. charm IN Of the claims
ana accounts committee, says
we weighed up the stone IT, the
park departments two yard wagons
and found that the wagons held $500
ROUNDS. The red wagons hoiu less
but enough TO average up $500 pounds
10 Tie yard and two yards TO the wa
eon.
"Nc are going 10 measure the stone
0y both weight and yardage al the
quarry and then we Will know absol-
liiift-A-ef measurement Ia
right II the stone was actually deliy-
cred. the contracting company which
furnished 10 will be paid at once"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

KANSAS CITY Mo Sept = Chas.
vs. anderson who was released from
the FEDERAL prison at Fort Laayen-
wuygh less than year ago, on par
con from President Roosevelt 20,O0l
people of kansas City ana vicinity,
having signed the petition for his par
dom WIS arrested saturday night for
running "A gambling room
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

MISS Cara George. FOR more Than
year member OF the quarter choir
of Emmanuel Prcsbyt ian church, has
accepted the position OF coniral. \ ..l.l.A-
rne Nortb Woodward Baptist
church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
Sxrr-HExI ESTXTE COZ Why.

Suburban Investments. .
slto buys lots. 3uXIg5. in Orchard PAX
dlrectiy on car Tine. minutes from
boulevard
Stog buys lot tneA -l----lI---l----------
SUU-. also on car line. 10 minutes
from boulevard our terms s. down.
s. monthly, invest today Wlllmarth
Iii'cAman a Co, IS McGraw Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

At the prevailing increase in popu
laiinu NeA- 4lII--l t------T--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

The state of Guanaiuato. Mexico.
has produced silver worth $4,000, 900
Mexican during the last go years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

The Detroit School of Music Ills
very important position both IN
Detroit and the state having IN
unique reputation III -----------
ana modern tcndencies
II was the first 10 inaugurate free
pupils rccitals. and also introduced
tho study Of harmony i'm connection
with the piano. This led later TO a
regular normal course for the educa.
ton OF music teachers ana profession
al musicians
Franz APPEL al the bead or The
school. is especially qualified for this
KIND Of work. since his early educa
ton and training as teacher i'm
Prussia has infused his work with
the sound and thorough pedagoglc
principles OF musical Europe. Durin..
the last quarter Of century the
--+-----t-+tet-- --ttf;rr+-r-----
teachers that enjoy a representation
in lucrative and responsible positions
n nearly. every state aud territory
In the country.
number OF pupils have Appeared
Nltn Success on Tie COnCcTf pIAffdrNI
both here and abroad The term openN
this week In the studios NOs. 2sS g4u
WoodwarH-aves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

London Fair--Grsnd Trunk Railway
System.
September 18th, 18Th. y4th. 10th.
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September 9Th. also september
18th I.............4.... 50 30
Return limit SenLltnh.Ai.-22 --.-
CITY Ticket Office l2i Woodward.ave.
Phone VI. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
MANN WOMEN ARE
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

rHIutF %. assume rtsFnnr tliiiiF TOT
,iloia 90 ahy Kind oy eurf'nG in t-lo
.1Up alKtJtispmeuta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
11zz Z LIZ MUSICIANS

VOC the following / consider Mr.
James T. Deyoc. of Detroit Mich.
one OF the most conscientious and as
gressive musical managers in the
United States
The headquarters OF Messrs Deyoe
and Murphy will be in the latter
studios, Nos. 65-66 Valpey building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
Woeful Waste.

X t;Jr-. ---irt,t ir-rty,i- Ar--,fz-
ger. hopping his brow NWhc-e\ is
Tommy"
"Out flying bis Mite satd Mrs. Siz-
ger. \
We'll for goodness sake tell him
20 stop IT," roared Sizzer The idea
OF using up what little breeze there Is
ON such nonsense Judge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07

The Lagatree Publishing company.
OF Detroit, has just Issued a number
OF interesting selections, several he
Ing the work OF n Sidney Lagatree,
aud number OF others by C. T.
Cone. One unusually good one by Mr.
41t----t n - ~ -Tf7r
d Amore. while among those Of Mr.
Cones are the mazurka d'Ainour. CAV
otte Antique polka Semplice. The
yalse Melodique and the danse Pol
ichinele. The Lagatroe Publishing
company IS gaining Il splendid repu-
tatlon for itself as sending ont high.
coming house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
BUSINESS orr"uruNrrIIs.


PIANO WANTED. and small amount OF
cash for my equity In broom cot
tage on west side. balance on con-
tract, payable $40 month. Address
ID. box H. Detroit Times. --2g4
HAVE bO-FT. LOT In " Woodward
district which will sell for 500 less
than real value. a small amount Of
oasn required Address ID. box &c.
Detroit Times. --294
500 EQUITY IN s-room house. near
three-cent car line. 10 exchange for
auto, uaptha launch or take vacant.
Address ID. box Is, Detroit Times
--ZVT
MY EQUITY IN cottage. two years old.
with five rooms and large upstairs
unfinished For sale at big reduc-
ton for cash. or Will exchange for
anything else ! can use. balance on
contract payable si2 a month Adj
-2ai
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE OF business propertv
suitable for restaurant boarding
house, saloon, roadhouse. summer
garden. etc; 2-story frame building.
large store room and 10 living rooms.
lot 5ON2ij to river. dOckage two
Lllt LaL2ll-al--.--l-..--- -
on promises
24O7 Jefferson-ave. West.
fpelrayD Tuesday, Sept s. at p. m.
terms $4,000 cash, balance to suit,
$500 time of sale
w +. COLBY. Agent.
Rendering. Chapman < CO..
English and German Auctioneers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-07
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD sROES made new while you wait.
tho modern way. Famous shoe Re-
pairing Co, IS State-St Park I23 r
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
ARCHITECT IN
MORE TROUBLE
LEWIS ANSWERS CHARGE OF
PASSING FALSE CHECK
CONFRONTED IN COURT BY HIS
SECOND ALLEGED WIFE
Investigation Into Past DIsoloses a
Curious Matrimonial TanaIe--case
Adjourned for Further ln-
qulrIes TO Be Made

Robert Lewis, an architect charged
with passing a fictitious check, was
confronted In the superior court yes
terday by Helen Lewis, the woman ne
says he married in Mexico two years
ago, OF whose death, as he said, ne
learned some time ago. According 70
officers who have Investigated Lewis
previous history, his first wife Is liv-
ing In an eastern state, undivorced.
Accused Of passing false check TOT
$40 on N. B. Blackstone q Co. Lewis
WIS arrested August 8. In the story
he told the court In an effort to se-
cure a probationary sentence. Lewis
claimed to be the victim OF O man
named Kern, living In San Bernardlno.
Kern, he said. purchased plans for
house early In August, giving him the
check In payment. He admitted cash
ing the check at the Blackstone store,
but said he believed 1t to be genuine.
Next day." he declared, II received
a telephone message to come to the
store and was told the check was no
good. / offered to go to San Bernar-
from Kern. left the place and met
a friend who was going to San Ber-
nardino. and commissioned him to see
Kern. When he returned he told me
the address given by Kern as his resi-
'dence was a vacant lot"
Lewis was arrested ana an inVesti-
CATION into his past was begun. When
asked concerning his matrimonial ex-
periences he said he had married Myra
Wells In Pennsylvania In 1893. Shortly
afterward, he said, a separation took
place. "I went to the southern states
and my wife became nurse In a
Buffalo hospital. 1 received number
of letters from my sister. saying my
wife intended to circulate a story that
she was dead, hoping l would marry
again and she would be able to get
me TITO trouble. Later ] read In
New Orleans paper that she died in
Buffalo and I came to California. Two
years ago I went to Ensenada, Mexico,
and remarked"
''Where is your second wife?" ne
was asked.
'She is in court this morning." re-
piled Lewis, indicating an attractive
woman in the crowded court room
Mrs. Lewis said she and her hus-
band separated some months ago, fol-
lowing a family quarrel. Later. she
said, an annulment of the marriage
was secured In San Francisco, the sec
ond wife, It Is understood, having dis
covered that her predecessor In Lewis
affections was still alive and undi-
vorced.
The case was continued until We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock by Judge Jamison,
in order that further investigation
might be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
BANK CLERKS TO ACT
AGAIN AS MINISTRIES
LAST YEARS PERFORMANCE
To BE EXCELLED
Noted Amateur Stare, with Troupe Of
Over Two Hundred, viii APP
pear at the Mason Opera
House

After q long year spent in the enjoy
ment of their triumphs of last fall. the
Bank Clerks Minstrels announce their
annual appearance in festive garp.
This time the dates are Thursday ana
Friday, November IL and IL, and the
place is the Mason opera house. Inc
same old motto, mo Lemons" which
was true last year beyond a doubt, Is
again In evidence. with the slight
change that 1t now reads "Still NO
Lemons" and the same bunch or GOOD
fellows who made the AFFAIR so ire
mendous a success that 1t packed the
auditorium from top to bottom is again
directing the function.
Those concerned are all members OF
the local chapter of the Institute OF
Bank Clerks. which is now animated
with the American Bankers assocla-
ton, and the minstrel show Is given
solely by them to raise fucds for the
maintenance of the club roms, insur-
ance fund, and the like. here IN Los
Angeles. The only professional con-
nected with the show Is George +.
Towle. who conducts as well as in
structs the budding Dockstaders: All
the rest come from the ranks of pook-
keepers, clerks, tellers and the IKE
While amateurs, these boys have SO
worked together that they give snow
few professionals can equal. ano az
Will remember lu6 d lioeAS 1850 y
their exhibition last fall. This year.
with months of additional practice
for never neve they stopped all through
tho summer-they promise an e1nlpit
of minstrelsy seldom seen. The Famous
$50 Long, Mary" number of the tor-
mer show, which made great nlk
will be vastly outdone, and speciaf
feature of 1t will be the burlesquing or
on of the most surprising fads OF the
day. An afterpiece. which will be m
the form OF legitimate burlesque OF
men and women and current events. Is
another Number promised. The fore
part will be In strictly minstrel form,
with the full semicircle of singers. ana
bones and tambos on the ends, and
the olio will contain acts of varied ex-
cellence.
Among those now in rehearsal may
be mentioned w. e. Shepley. who IN
$50 Long, Mary" made such a hne
impression; Carroll Johnson, whose
name Is enough to rank him with the
best; Louise" Bradley, cognomen
that his inpersonations fixed on him
for life; w. III. Lutz, whose hobby IS
black face; L. H. Ceville. whose antics
have earned him several professional
offers, and a long list of 200 or more.
George Towle has had them In con-
stant rehearsal for weeks. AS usual,
the actual events to be pulled off Will
be kept close secret.
This year the committee in charge OF
the minstrels is composed Of L. III.
Ceville, chairman; w. ii. Lutz, @. w.
Rosenthal, ]. M Hutchison and w. z.
Bryan. The officers Of the chapter con-
sist of G. w. Greene. president; w. M.
Fraser, vice president. and Mr.. Ceville,
secretary and treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
RECEIVES 1000
SLOGAN LINES
COMMITTEE WILL BE KEPT
BUSY PICKING BEST
PRIZE MOTTO TO BE EMBLA-
zoNED ON BANNER
All Are Working Assiduously to Make
prosperity Week" One Which
VIII Benefit Home Indus
trIes Greatly

A messenger boy went into the ofiice
of Secretary Wlggins Of the chamber
of commerce at one minute before
o'clock last evening and presented the
closing contribution of the slogan con-
test" making more than 1000 sugges-
tions for motto for Prosperity week
in competition for $40 prize.
The final motto submitted came from
G. N. Green, agent of the Los Angeles
Pacific railway and secretary OF tle
Fraternal Order OF Eagles OF ocean
Park Mr.. Green's motto Is:
'"reach-preach-pra home IN
dustry." "a
"This covers the point and calls tho
peoples attention to their patrlotIc
duty" wrote Mr. Green. He also sus-
southern California: Fruit. flowers
and sunshine all the time," on tnelr
Next to the last motto submitted
come from Charles A. Freese OF zoz5
East Third street.. and was as folloWs;
Buy boom, boost home prooucts ana
push the prosperity button. -,
The publicity committee or fros-
perity week" comprising Arthur w.
Kinney. Hayes Rice w. @. Hunt, Mar
tin G. Neuner and w. d. Curtis started
the gigantic task of reading ana 1udg-
ing the 2OO0-odd slogans" at o'clock
yesterday. -,
Secretary virgins has ordered the
"prize slogan" be painted upon great
streoyner and flung across Broadway at
the earliest possible moment after the
decision is reached. With the selection
of a motto for the 100000 buttons and
the banners to be used In advertising
.Prosperity week." plans for the details
of the six days celebration will go for
ward rapidly. -,
The .ifactory visiting committee will
hold its first meeting tomorrow tMon-
day. at noon in the directors room of
the Chamber of Commerce and lay
plans for the public visitation TO the
factories. This committe Is headed by
ii. J. Brainerd.
The parade committee" OF which r.
]. Zeehandelaer Is chairman, Will COM
mence the formulation of details OF the
great industrial pageant" early next
week. Manufacturers should send their
return postal cards to Secretary Wig
gins at once stating their preference as
to date and other details.
Charles II. Burnett, president OF the
Redondo Beach chamber OF commerce,
wrote yesterday to Secretary Virgins:
This chamber is heartily in accord
with the plan as outlined and has al
ready arranged to hold Prosperity
banquet Regarding the parade, we
can enter a multiple-unit train of four
passenger cars. manufactured In Re-
dondo Beach"
v. v. Randall, editor of the Highland
Park Herald, yesterday wrote vigor-
GUS Endorsement OF the move. pledging
support. -.
r. w. Wood says: "Many OF US win
gracefully starve to death II people
don't patronize local manufactures, and
will ride In our own autos H. they do"
The Gamut club, by Secretary c. e.
Pemberton, wrote: I'VE assure you of
our hearty Endorsement and co-opera-
tion in every way within our scope"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
HOME FILLED WITH
LOOT, SAY SLEUTHS
Alleged shopIIfters Are ArraIgned In
Police Court and Held for
Trial-ReIeased on
/ $50 Ball

Forty hats, many fans and iibbons,
ostrich plumes, fine laces, waists and
Jackets, ribbons and other goods of
feminine interest were found in the
home of Mrs. L. L. Stafford and her
daughter, Miss Mary Stafford, at 118
East Twenty-ninth street. according to
the testimony Of detectives when the
two women were before Justice Freder-
ickson, charged with petty larceny yes
terday.
Mrs. Stafford and her daughter were
arrested In a department store On sus-
picion OF sbopllfting. They entered
pleas of not guilty and will be given
jury trials November l. Miss Stafford
furnished $50 bail and was released.
Mrs. Stafford's bail was fixed at $100.
which she did not furnish.
The Stafford home is a small cot
tage, but the officers said that the in
terror looked like a miniature dry
goods store. Employees from five local
department stores called at the police
station and identified a portion of the
goods found in the Stafford home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
WOMAN IS BURNED TOO
SERIOUSLY TO RECOVER
Mrs. M. J. Golden, Victim Of Gasoline
Explosion, Lived Twenty Hours
After Accident Happened.
Funeral Yesterday

The funeral of Mes. Martha j.
Golden, who was burned to death fol-
lowing an explosion of gasoline Thurs
day night, was held yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Golden was filing a gasoline
stove at her home, 1921 Santa Cruz
street, while the stove burners were
lighted. An explosion which followed
threw blazing gasoline over the woman,
who ran screaming into the yard, where
her daughter smothered the flames with
a blanket.
Mrs. Golden lived nearly thirty hours,
but was burned too seriously to re-
cover.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
LOSES DIAMONDS SENT TO
LAUNDRY lN.PlLL0W SLIP
Mrs. Patton Secretes Gems Valued at
$500 and Sends Them Away
with Clothes TO Be
Washed

Mrs. Sara B. Patton of the Burling-
ton apartments reported to the police
yesterday she had lost diamonds worth
$500, having sent them to laundry
Thursday by mistake. The diamond
rings were in q small chamois bag
which had been placed In a FELLOWSHIP.
and Mra. Patton forgot them when she
put the slip In the laundry sack.
When the laundry was telephoned the
things received from Mrs. Patton were
found in the tubs. but no trace could
be secured OF the bag Of diamonds.
hands and the police say there is little
hope OF recovering the jewelry.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

Mr.. David Warfield will give an ad-
dress before the Frtaay Morning club
Wednesday, Octobef 81. at o'clock
after which a reception will be given Ny
the club in honor of Mr.. Warffeld.
Members will have the privilege of
bringing one guest. 10-17-1S-20-21
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

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