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and asked him TO come back to the
farm and see her. These letters were
signed "Spunk."
Plot n Deep One.
After she had secured evidence that
passed on the farm she told him that
he had violated the injunction and that
he would be tried for contempt and
sent to jail II he did not at once get
out of the country. 1t looked rather
bad for John and Mrs. Kroledge saw
that she would not only get rid of her
husband, but would easily secure the
divorce as John would not dare to
come back and contest the case.
It seemed that the way had been
cleared for another husband who could
come to the farm, work while, marry
the merry widow and then make way
for the next victim. The difference
between Mrs. Kroledge and Mrs. Gun
ness is that she secured her husband
services instead of their money and
she got rid of them through the d.
vorce courts instead of with an AK. The
manner of getting them was the same.
namely, through matrimonial bureau.
Brings Ghost Out.
But the ghost was taken from the
closest when John Kroledge hired a
lawyer and decided to contest the di-
vorce and fight the contempt case. At
torneys Petticord and Conroy will. this
morning, ask for change of venue to
Porter county and they believe that
they can secure for their client part of
the money he had worked for during
the past two years. And alimony from
a woman besides.
This morning in the Lake superior
court Judge Virgil S. Reiter exoner-
ated Mr.. Kroledge Of the charge of con-
tempt of court on the showing made by
his attorneys and the next step will be
| the filing of a complaint by
| Kroledge's attorneys in which he will
| ask $4,000 alimony and a monthly al
i lowance.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union stock Yards, Oct. 2.-Hogs. 49,
600 head; left over 5000 head. Light,
$6.306D6.95; mixed, $40 a 10; heavy,
$6.35607.10 rough. $685. q 6.55.
Cattle receipts, 1000 head; market
steady Sheep receipts, 5000; market
strong to Toe higher
Union Stock Yards. a. m.-Market
strong to sc higher; estimated tomor-
row. 5000 head Light. $ss-$$55 500;
rough, $685. a $50
Cattle slow. steady Beeves. ss;7o@
@5.60
Sheep strong to loo higher Native.
s24O5s4.35, western, $3.50 4.35; lambs,
native $3.50 600; western, $3.75@6.1O.
Union Stock Yards-Hogs close
strong; estimated tomorrow, 5000.
Light, $685. 07.00: mixed, s640@715;
heavy. $685. 67.17; rough, $685. 1850.
Cattle steady; sheep 10025c higher.
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QUEER CASE
WAS REVEALED.
tcontinned from page D.

showed rare business Judgment in
handling the property. It is said that
she would get out in the fields and
work with the hired men.
One of these hired men was James
Adams. By the use of her Cassie
Chadwick influence she persuaded him
to work for her for a long period OF
time for his board. clothes and what
attention" she cared to lavish on
him
1t is understood that the attention"
was the principal consideration. Final
ly Adams decided that he was not get
ting ahead very fast on attention" and
demanded that he be paid for his serv-
ices In this emergency Mrs. Kroledge
said: Let's get married.
They were married at Crown Point,
but on the way back from the wedding
Adams made certain disclosures to his
new wife and she forthwith kicked
him out of the buggy, which she was
driving, and divorce proceedings on
statutory grounds were started in the
Lake superior court before Judge Tut
hill. The divorce was granted and the
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, 5,OO7 tubs; cream
&c; prints. 2Sc; extra iirsts, 251kc;
22c; seconds 1Sc; ladies'. No. 4, 1S11c;
packing stock, 17Ac.
Eggs-Reeceipts, Sol eases aes mis e j
1shc; cases included. 14@17c; ordinary q =
frsts, zoe; firsts, wildwood cases and
must be 40 per cent fresh, 22c;. prime
nrsts PACKED 81 IN new wh fTsb cases
ira, specially packed for the city trade
and must be so per cent fresh, Csc; No.
f5fs Ska ehsaks 10 l Cars choice
fancy, 72@73c; fair to good, 65@6Sc.
Sweet potatoes-Jerseys, S2.75 per
brl; Virginia, $1.65.
order were as follows: 80 to so ID
weights, 6Q611c; so to so lbs. y q X C;
Dressed BeefSNo loins. 1s1hc; No. 1
round. SIC; No. l chuck, &c; No. plate,
Live poultry--Turkeys, per ID, .14@
1Sc; chickens. fowls, 1213c; springs,
13kc; ROSTERS, 7c; geese. $1,000 700;
) California gree. fru i q Fl 90
sI5o
0$1.00 per blu; bananas, Jumbo, per
bunch, $50; straight. $1.1o@1.4O; culls,
60cQ Is; bouquets. a54 soc; lemons.
sS.00@3.75; oranges, $3.00Q 800; peach
es, 75cQ $3.50 per blu; 200 Csc per is
blu basket; grapes. lac per S-lb basket;
pears. brls. $1,000 400; 75cQ$1.00 per
blu.
choice, $2.1OQ2.15; fair to good. $1,000
zoo: common, s1.75Q $50. red kidney.
s2.o0@215; lower. grades, depending on
S2.2@ $50: or grades; $ 81 Ii
Melons-Gems, standard crates, 25c@
$3.50; pony, 25c4s1.25; Usage. 500 $3.50.
Berries-Cranberries per brl. $4,000
700; boxes. $2.40.
Green vegetables, Beets, 75c per
box: cabbage, $125615O per crate; car
rots, 75c per box: e eamddo 4oc q 800
cumbers, 25@5oc per box; garlic, &c
per lb; green onions, SC per bunch;
horseradish, roc per bunch; lettuce
head. tub 4Oc' leaf tub. 1oc; mush-
per Blu; peppers. 5OcQ$125 per crate
parsley, LOG per doz; radishes. home
green, soc per blu; wax, 6575c per sack
sweet corn, 25c per sack; tomatoes, 50 a
soc per box turnips 75c@$1.25 pei
sack; watercress. 25Q35c per basket
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Primary Markets.
Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office of secretary of state
for the following companies:
The George H Goodman Company.
Evansville; capital, $4,000; to buy and
sell liquors; directors, George II. Good
man, William ]. Asplan, George Dur
kee, Irwin l. List and Jacob Kortz.
State Bank of Remington, Reming-
ton; capital. $685. 900; James H. Gilbert,
president.
Notice filed that the Indiana office
of the American Steel and Wire com
pany of New Jersey. is at Indianapolis,
and that Robert w. Mcbride is the
agent.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

HAMMOND.
Lot 6. block 2, Morris addition,
Max Lovinger to Theodore
OSllIle %, ( 1000
Lots 35 and SO, block Z, Rolling
Mill addition, Calumet Realty
Co. to Myrtle S. Linton. $500. $50
Lots 3S and 80, block 2, Gostiin's
addition, William Haas to Peter
Lot AZ. block 5, Manufacturers
addition, A P. Barlow to Fred
GARY.
Lots 80 and 40, block 50, Gary
Land Co.'S first subdivision,
Gary Land Co. to Harry AL
Scnuler 1853
Lots 33 and "a, block s, South
Broadway addition, So. Broad
way Land Co. to Floyd ]. Sui
NEW CHICAGO.
Lots 90 and 81, block 3, in third
addition, New Chicago Real Es-
tate & Investment Co. to Henry
Section 30-34-S WV u NWA,
John Brown to Godfried Wag
OnDldSI :. = :.
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WEATHER FORECAST

weather Map-Extreme northwest
So to As. partly cloudy northwest, "a to
"a, partly cloudy; west, 3s to 81. clear.
Ohio valley. SO to A. heavy frost.
Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin.
Lower Michigan. Kansas-Fair tonight
and Saturday: rising temperature
Minnesota Iowa Nebraska-Fair.
warmer tonight increasing cloudiness
Saturday with probably showers
Dakotas-Rain tonfght-and Saturday
colder Saturday.
Montana-Rain and snow. colder:
colder tonight and Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-02
DIRECTORY IS A
BIG SUCCESS
Lake County Book Is Elk
pected To Have Forty
Thousand Names.
CANVASS IS TO Be COMPLETE
Men Employed Who Speak Many
Languages Who Are Canvassing
the County.

A Lake county directory, one which
the exact address of every resident in
Lake county, his business and his full
name is rapidly becoming a fact. This
invaluable compendium of information
will be ready for distribution by the
LIST of January and another tie will
bind the people of these closely re-
lated communities together.
The need for a directory of Lake
county became apparent for this very
reason. So close are the business rela-
tions of the men in Gary with those Of
Indiana Harbor those of Indiana Har-
Dor with these of East Chicago, those
of East Chicago with those of Ham
mond and Crown Point that these cit
les are really like one great municipal
ity.
When it became necessary for the
business man in one of these cities to
learn the address of a lawyer, a me
chanic, or business man in any other
of the neighboring cities he had to do
so by the word of mouth method. He
had to ask some one about it or perhaps
bother the telephone girl.
VIII Cost But So.
Now he will be able to refer to his
Lake county directory and learn all of
the facts about that particular person
which are usually found in directory
He will have all of that valuable In
formation at his elbow for the price of
SO and there will not be a live busi-
81,
avail himself of the opportunity
For several weeks there has been a
squad of men covering the towns of
Lowell, Crown Point and other of the
smaller towns in the south part OF the
county. These men will soon invade the
cities of the northern part of the eoun-
ty and they expect to secure the names
and addresses OF 10000 people before
they are through with their work
A very valuable thing about the
work these men are doing is that of
numbering or REMEMBERING the houses
| in all of the towns in which they are
securing data. In the cities where
there is no free delivery the people
are very careless about numbering their
residences and they seem to prefer the
country way of saying: Jim Jones
lives; well you go two blocks west
one south and he lives in the small
brick house with the green roof next
to the church." instead of saying, Jim,
Jones lives in ATS Commonwealth ave-
nue."
To Be Illustrated.
The new directory will have 500
pages in it and will be profusely illus
strated. There will be advertisements
of all of the leading merchants and
business men and there will be other
valuable data.
/ Even the country districts are being
/ covered by two men on motorcycles
j and there will not be a farmer on a
] highway who will not be included in
| the book.
The work of getting out a book OF
| this kind is a great undertaking and
| is in the hands of a capable directory
man John T. Powers. who is the
manager of the company The new
directory is gotten out by a stock
| company, which is composed of some
/ of the best-known men in the region
| They have employed man to gel
names who speaks eight languages and
have two men on motorcycles goine
through the country.
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GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 2.-Estimates tomorrow
Wheat. so cars; corn, lis cars oats,
203 cars.
Chicago. Oct 2.-Wheat and -four,
$4,000 bu; corn, 1000 blu; oats, 10000
blu.
Chicago. Oct 2.-Carlots today:
AZ. A, 81; corn, ISL, 81, 1873;
oats. 199 10 179.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET
Special Wire TO
The TIMES

Liverpool. Oct 2-wheat opened
quiet, SO higher; corn opened quiet,
unchanged.
Liverpool. Oct. >. 1870 p. m.-Wheat,
sd higher; corn Il d higher.
Liverpool, Oct. Wheat closed Il q
g d higher: corn closed 4 a Z higher.
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FOR EXCHANGE-What have you TO
exchange for some paper hanging?
Address J. c., Lake County Times. "a
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FOR EXCHANGE-Good gas heating
stove for poultry, or what have
you. Address G. R., Lake County
Times. IS
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WANTED TO guy.

wANTED-To buy second hand furni-
ture and tools of all kinds. Also sec
ond hand bicycles and frames; second
hand phonog-a apis and records Second
hand goods OF all descriptions for sale.
Call Sparling's Two Big Stores. s04 and
306 Sibley Street, corner Oakley ave-
nue.. Hammond, Ind. l-f
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PERSONALS.
MTsCELLANEnUs.
BARTER AND ExcHArGEL

FOR EXCHANGE-Iron bedstead, mat
tress and spring. also small stand,
for what have you? Address S, Lake
County Times. 2
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FOR RENT-Six room modern i'm
proved fat; also four room cottage
at 25S Michigan avenue. Call at Rotf's
barber Shop. 128 South Holman. 29-6
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms. one single and one double bed
room: electric light. bath. Call 1s5
Clinton street. is
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
maLE HELP WANTED

young boy; apply at
once. Specially Muslin Underwear
Co., 1875 Condit. p
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wANTED-To Dug seconc nand bicN (
cles and frames: highest cash pri&2tS
paid. 304 Sjbley street zs-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT will build a two-store
one story brick building on Chicago
ance with plans suggested by my ten
ants. I. Specter. All Olcott avenue.
East Chicago, Ind. LIS
FOR RENT-Front fiat five rooms;
modern improvements 94oS Ewing
avenue, South Chicago. Inquire same
address. IL
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FOR RENT-Seven room fiat at 730l
Sibley street Apply ga Truman
avenue. 2-2l
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Daily Death Lis!

Katie Blaszkiwicz, 104s st, Aubin-
1--we. S months. cholera infantum.
Joseph Wendt. 220 Thirtieth st, 5
months. mal-nutrition.
William Sylvester Ell Grant, $50
Madison ave. months; typhoid fever.
Edwin John Andrew, 3S Amherst, 3
years: cardiac failure.
Archie Douglass Marston, 4l6 Lafay-
|ette-ave.. 4 years. asthma.
Edward Kemp. 1i7l Military-ave.. 10
years; typhoid fever
Karl Mahotzki. 1C43 Cicotte-ave so
wears: peritonitis
Charles Permits 1913 Thirty-second-st.,
20 years, acute Brights disease.
Emil Keehr. $50 Guoin. 20 years; In
quest pending.
Carl Petsch, lS6 Mack-ave., years:
acute castro enteritis.
Clara Wfcklinski, sci Thirty-third- st. b..
II months. llea colitis.
conrad Marth. 81. Msrys hospital. so
years; typhoid fever.
Viola Balow, GO Tillman-ave., year;
marasmus.
Benjamin Franklin Aller, Grace hos
.pltal. 81 years. appendicitis.
| Felix Zaldaris, 5G4 John R.-st., a.
years: hypeTtrophy OF liver.
Joseph Grigg, Trenton, Mich, 80
wears; senile decay
Rose Thiefels, 1881 Canton-ave., /
|year: broncho-pneumonia.
Edmund Marcinkowski. 217 Tillman-
|hve.. 10 months; cholera infantum.
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d. E D

10. susanna Ameis. relict
OF the late Nicholas Ameis. and
mother of Mrs. Anna Meyer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Trombly Mrs. Mary
OLeary, Nicholas and Kittie Ameis.
at her residence. 500 Adelaide st, age
50 years. Funeral from residence.
Monday at $3.50. and st. Joseph
church at .. Burial at Grotto. Omit
flowers.
RUTSON-Sept. 10. at Cleveland. o.,
Walter. beloved son OF Elizabeth and
the late William Rutson. Notice OF
funeral later from his mothers resi-
dence. 316 Champlain-st.
IL. 1908. at his resi-
dence. sc Ash-st.. jeremiah. beloved
husband OF Margaret sullivan, father
OF Margaret and Stella Sullivan. De-
ceased was a member Of c. X. and l..
Of A. Branch No. 81; Knights Of
Equity, and Plasterers' union No. 16.
Notice OF funeral later.
her brothers residence,
162 Avery-ave., Sept. TO- 1905, Clarlsse
Vanier. sister Of Mrs. +. j. Carron,
Mrs. Mason L. Brown and George
Nanier. Funeral Monday from resi-
dence at :3O, and st. Leo's church at
2 o'clock.
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Marriage Licenses

Harvey 5. Durand, 80; Mabel +. Bates,
%.
Henry A. Hoft 25; Aibertena Bren-
ner. %.
Louis IT, Zikmund. 30. Fort WAYNE;
Sophia Floyd. 30. Campbellsburg, Pa.
Anthem Kaliszewski. p: Stella Sikor-
ski. Is.
Ora W, Hendrick. 20. Grand Haven;
Olga j. Grunst;, %. Detroit
Paul Sears 2l ST. clair Flats; Lille
Patton. II. Detroit.
William Wilson. 80; Martha Lewis
I william A. Donahue, 90; Alice Smith,
10.
Felix GeZcgocki. ga Sophia Bare. Is.
VIM. L. Wagner 40; Catherine BOYD
la.
sydney G. Rowland, "a; Hattie Pop
kco 20
|kowski. 90
scott b. Lilly. %. Detroit. Joan Nc
Herman l.. Him.. 81: Anna B. Rein
bold. %.
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CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS

The Young Mems Republican club.
hustllng organization OF which Mar
vim A. smith is president, will hold 4
meeting in the Normandie next Wed.
nesday evening.
JOAN A. Moll. candidate for the leg
isla'ure, was the representative from
Sanilac county in the legislature of
1928. He removed TO this city some
years ago and Is in business here.
Aid Renaud of the Second ward, is
something of an artist and he is get
ting out campaign cards that have II
on everybody's else for looks.
The Republican state central com
mittee has received a telegram from
the national headquarters stating thai
James S. Sherman may speak here
Sept. 20.
Republican meetings will be helC
Saturday evening in the following
places: Home OF John Davis, l47;
Michigan-ave., 367 Military-ave.. 60
Lafayette boulevard.
Eighth ward Republicans meet Mon
day evening in Perkins hall. Crane
River-ave. and Twelfth-st. Speeche
will be made by Gov Warner. Philil
7. Van Zile, Charles c. Simons an
others. A quartet will furnish music
There was beer a-plenty at the Re
publican meeting in Foresters' hall
Chene and Clinton-sts., Friday even
ing. The meeting was held adjacen
10 the bar, and each candidate, afte
singing his little song of self-praise
was urged TO step up to the bar AM
set EN- up" for the house.
The Non-Partisan Voters Fedora
ton is preparing TO send out 5000
copies of bulletin OF information re
garding candidates for nomination
Each of the candidates has been aske
to give the most important facts re
garding himself and the federation ha
also secured other data.
Patrick II. Kelley, candidate for re
election as lieutenant governor, wa
in the city Saturday and stopped q
the state central committee headquai
ters to consult with Secretary Alwar,
in regard to the canvass TO be mad
throughout the state.
Attempted extortion on the part o
saloonkeeper caused a sudden ad
journment OF political meeting a
Chene-st. and Trombley-ave. Frida.
evening. This man had rented hi
hall for a Wayne County club meeting
but doubled his price as soon as h,
learned that candidates for aldermen
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BIRTHS

GIRLS.
James Godfrey. S04 Eighteenth-st
Daniel J. Cameron, 1875 Mott-ave.
Roy Lambert Beebe. 220 Kirby-ave.
BOYS.
Gottlob &. Klenk, 620 McDougall-
We.
Thomas c. Cumming. 100 Richmond
We
Charles Plague. 3l2 Junction-ave.
John y Wagner. 1857 Field-ave.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR,
for Special Edition. Only ex-
perienced solicitors need apply.
Advertising Dept, The Detroit
Times. Il
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FOR SALE--FARMy.

1900 BUYS IS ACRES
Excellent land with good 7-room house,
barn and poultry house; young orch
ard of lao trees. acre OF strawberries,
500 currant bushes, 200 grapes; only
10 miles from city hall; $1,000 down,
balance 5 per cent.
WILLMARTH. HITCHMAN & CO.,
Is McGraw bldg.
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There Is fine chance for some OF
the candidates for office to break into
Jail II they do not restrain the en-
thusiasm Of their partisans who are
pasting up their bills and stickers.
Postmaster Homer Warren has issued
an official notice that anyone posting
advertising matter of any kind on the
mail boxes will be prosecuted to the
limit. The mail boxes have just been
painted and SO the postal authorities
are most exceptionally toucky about
their DETACHMENT. The penalty for de-
Placement Is severe.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FOREST. PRESBYTERIAN, opposite
Union station. Tho Rev. Edward III.
Pence. -. ID. past or--SerVices at
1880 and $50 Morning subject.
Justice But a Phase OF Love-" even
lag subject. "Pessimism A Tcmpta-
ton or a Temper" The public is
cordially invited.
J EFFER SON-AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH cor. NATURALIZATION, Rev
\. H. Barr Public worship. ii a, m.
subject. Getting Into Condition
Evening subject. set Free" All are
cordially invited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-12

No. 50 South-st.. just west of Artillery
ave. eight rooms, gas fixtures, ce-
mont sidewalks etc: only 500 down,
balance easy.
c. s. VAUGHN,
% BULL BLOCK.
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ANY intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspa-
pers; experience unnecessary; no
canvassing send full particulars
Press Syndicate. box sac. Dockport.
N Y.
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ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after complet-
ing one OF our courses Day and
Night classes all the year Our ia
eilities are positively -unequaled In
Michigan. Detroit Business Univer-
sity, 1871 Wilcox-st
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--Bookkeepcr. hotel. $50; coal Office
$50: credit department.. experienced
billing clerk secretary and CORES
pondent: three bookkeepers and stem
ographers; car checkers. 526 Cham
her Commerce. Main 32T7.
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William T. Dust made a round OF
six meetings last night. The candi-
date spoke in the open air at 1915
Michigan ave, and Charles Neuman's,
264 Mack-ave., and in the homes OF
Z. F. Crandell, 1913 Twenty-third-st.;
John M. Wilson, 416 West Highest.
and A. w. Paterson's, 4S5 Plummer-
ave. A great crowd gathered at For.
esters' hall, 144S Chene-st., and gave
Mr.. Dust great reception.
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Both as a soldier and as n public
official, Capt. George G. Waldo has
made record which entities him To
tho best consideration Of the public
Waldo is o candidate for county treas
urer and is seeking the Republican
nomination at the primaries next
week. Waldo was elected county treas
urer TO fill vacancy four years ago.
and served some months In that POI
sition. Since then he has been deputy
county treasurer and has assisted
Forbes Robertson materially In the
latters admirable administration or
the Office. AS captain OF Company NJ
OF the Thirty-third Michigan. Waldo
took part in the real fighting at San
tiaeo He has been connected with
the militia for many years and is one
or the most popular officers OF tho
First regiment.
In addition 10 years OF business ex-
norjence. and. particularly. experience
In handling the affairs of the county
ltreasurer's Office, Capt. Waldo has n
legal trimming, having graduated from
the Detroit College of Law. He was
M enc time In charge OF two lines or
the street railway system and was so 4
popular with the men that on his re-
signing his position to accept aNbet-
ter one they secured special permits
sion from the association to present
him with a beautiful emblem OF their
esteem. He has been indorsed by the
street railway men and other labor
organizations on account OF his record.
His campaign has been a dignihed
but effective one, and he has won
the support OF all classes. not only by
the usual methods of advertising. but
by presenting his qualifications 10
thinking men who take an interest In
the proper conduct OF business orfics
along business lines.
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$3.50.
5000 down. balance monthly houses
on Fifteenth, near Porter. rented for
themselves
PATERSON BROS. & co.
Tolsma bldg, IS State-st Main 95s
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10 PER CENT DOWN-s1 $50: Hart
ford-ave., near Warren-ave. car, two
blocks west OF Boulevard, newly fin-
ished cottage, cellar, bath, gas. oak
floors, or Will build 70 suit on other
lots
Bloomfield e. CO.
Main 3SO5 922 Ford bldg.