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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TOLEDO RAIL-LIGHT
REORGANIZATION STARTS

TOLEDO, O., July 30.-(Special)-
The first definite step OF the complete
reorganization OF the Toledo Railway
& Light Co., owned by the Everett
Moore syndicate. will be taken here
today. al, a joint meeting OF bondhold
ers and creditors committee OF the
local street car company and direc'
tors OF that concern.
H. A. Everett, OF the Everett-Moore
syndicate handed In his resignation
as president OF the road. giving Ill
health as the cause. Barton Smith
of Toledo. will be made director OF
the company, but Everett's successor
as president OF the road will not be
made for some time. The conference
will authorize an appralsement Of the
property on It's actual physical value
to determine exactly what II Is worth
BY this appraisement 1t is anticipated
that the issue OF s13,S75.000 OF stock
will be wiped out, or at least as much
of II as is not represented by, the act
Iual value as determined by the ap
praisement. This stock is held large
ly by Canadian. Toledo, Cleveland and
Detroit interests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
STRIKERS CHARGED
WITH CONTEMPT

Charles Fisher. John Nowisk and
Walter Perzyk. strikers from the
Art Stove Co.'S plant. at .Russell-st.
and Milwaukee-ave., we're before
Judge Mandell. Thursday. to show
cause why they should not be held
In contempt OF court for the alleged
dIsobedience OF an injunction. re-
straining the strikers from interior
ing with or molesting the workers.
Ii is charged that on July 16 the
three men stopped Steve" Stone.
while he was on his way home from
work. and beat him into insensibiiity.
The actual beating was done by No.
wiski. IL is said. while the others kept
watch that no one came TO Stones
assistance.
The strikers deny the assault, and
both sides were represented by n
large number or witnesses The hear.
ing of evidence. which was contradic-
tory TO an unusual degree. was not
finished when court adjourned at
noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31

asleep. has beheld him burning mh-
night oil in study and investigauon.
He has an enthusiasm for poltucdi
science, and Is tremendously In earn
est on the subject OF political honesty
without self-seeking on hts part, DR.
Carstens made splendid run two
to be used In connection with the may
orally; but now he Is making the great
fight OF his life. and taking his own
way OF lighting, too. ts
The physicians OF our city believe In
DIR. Carstens' integrity TO man. TINS
is fine mark OF confidence from men
who know him Intimately.
There Is a legend that great Ro-
man was capable or doing about seven
things at the same time. A humorous
n rDena % wonI r bent cnessr at This game
and that he would also best julius IN
playing skat
Our aspirant for the big civic chair
diplomacy enjoyed by the great Tai.
ieyrand. But when you come right
down TO business" said a prominent
was a man in Detroit or elsewhere who
could beat Carstens In simple. stfaignt
forward way OF getting at a matter
| politician, and he will be found to be
the right man in the right place. Tor
| Or. Carstens has genius Tor big
| AFFAIRS A professional associate says;
! II have been associated with him a
! great many years and there's no. ono
| knows him better. i think MS intul-
| ton Is remarkable. and am firmly OF
| the opinion that he has no superior In
! Detroit I'm executive capacity;
! DIR. Carstens Is n Lutheran. and ~
| probably better known among the 100
1000 Germans OF Detroit. than any other
tttszen OF Teutontc extraction.
He Is known by rich and poor al.ke-
The younger members OF the medt-
| cal profession speak OF him as tncIr
daddy and the older members pay
| him the tribute OF Increased admtra-
| ticn and respect as his usefulness ana
! skill increase with the years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TRIO CHARGED
WITH H0LD-uP

Arrested on "A charge OF disturbing
the peace, late Wednesday night.
Stephen Subszak, Stephen Kwiolkwski
and William Malowski now find them
selves in rather serious predicament
as a result OF the story told by Joseph
Rubash. No. 1853 Thirty-third-st.. the
complaining witness against the trio
RUBBISH. who works In the tunnel.
said that that while passing a shed ON
Thirty-third-st.. near Buchanan. while
on his way home from work shortly
after midnight. the three men jumped
out on him, and fiourishing huge clubs
in his face, demanded his money. Ru-
bush called Justify for help and his
cried brought Patrolmen Wisneiwskf
and Hayes. On their approach the
three men ran, but were captured ATT
or short chase, and locked up on the
disturbance charge.
Justice Jeffries held each under $500
bonds to appear Aug. 3, and In the
meantime will investigate Rubush's
story. In default OF bail all three were
taken TO jail.
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That brilliant orator. Richard Labor
She'll. abiding to the Duke OF Well
ington, said OF him that his mind was
OF too martial a character to be easily
moved.
This is largely the opinion OF DR..
carstens' personal friends In his own
profession.
The Doctor is a stubborn man In a
fight. and II IL largely owing 10 ms
pluck. determination and indomitahie
energy that he finds himself In the
metropolis OF Michigan, second 20
none, and one OF the foremost experts
in abdominal surgcry-not only In the
state with which his name IL indis-
solubly associated. but in our entire
He il about the same age as Judge
Taft, and II Is to Germany he owes
that tenacity of purpose that has
personality OF Theodore Roosevelt.
When once DIR. Carstens enters
fight he Ia there to stay.
He is already prominent figure IN
the fight for the mayoralty, and like
that great character in American his
tory, he proposes ighting II out on
this line. even II IL takes all summer:
the people he appeals.
He declares that he Is not politi'
clan. but Just plain, practical MAJ
OF the people. :. III they command me
Graft is the accursed foe OF Amer.
lean political health. and DR. Carstens
believes in taking summary measures
with "a stubborn patient.
AS a citizen OF Detroit there are few
men better qualified to handle the af
fairs Of O large city than DR.. Carstens
He has made a special study OF thu
civic Affairs OF the city OF Detroit" fol
a great many years. and IL an encyclo
pedia OF facts and figures, relative q
municipal matters. His energy Is Al
most phenomenal Many a man OF =.
similar age has wondered at his re
serve stock OF strength and pluck.
He Is a hend for work. and many
night that has seen his colleagues fas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
ALLEGED SWINDLER
IMPERSONATES JUDGE

NEW YORK. July 30.-Judge Eos.
ter, sitting In general sessions. today
was surprised when the clerk an
nounced:
Warren F. Foster to the bar" This
is the judges name.
Spectators in the court room looked
at the Judge and wondered what was
to take place.
All question. however. to the iden.
tity OF the man called to the bar was
settled when the prisoner, who. II -
alleged, had represented himself as
Judge Foster. OF the court OF general
sessions, appeared before the man
whose name he had used as a means
of swindling business men and mer'
chants and pleaded not guilty TO the
indictment OF grand larceny In the
second degree.
For sometime Judge Foster had
been receiving complaints asking him
to settle jewelry bills and make good
checks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
COBRA GAVE
THEM A FRIGHT
EAST INDIAN SNAKE ESCAPED
AND THREATENED MILFORD
AUDIENCE.

MILFORD. Pa, July S0.-A cobra
de capello. deadly snake from India,
which Billy" Padget. a snake charm
er OF Pike county. was showing with
about $50 other snakes here yester-
DAY afternoon, scared the spectators,
who were chiefly city guests OF the
hotels and their chilrden.
The snake escaped from its box and
when discovered was out on the floor
In front of the audience. Several
children were advancing TO examine
H. Padget shouted to them stand
back" At the sound OF his voice the
reptile coiled and raised its head high,
with hood extended,
Women and children fed. and Pad
get ran down, grasped the snake back
OF the head and soon had 1t In Its
cage. It is presumed that the snakes
fangs and poison had been removed
but from the alarm shown by Padget
at its escape. some think that the bite
would have been fatal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TAFT TO ENJOY SOME
SPORT, THIS WEEK

HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 30.--Judge
VIM. Howard Taft arrived here this
morning, shortly before IL o'clock. &C
companied by Gen. and Mrs Henry c.
Corbin Senator Nathan b. Scott, OF
West Virginia. was watching for the
train and boarded X for an extended
and serious talk with the presidential
nominee on national committee mat
tiers.
Mr.. Taft will not be very busy dur
ing the remainder OF this week.
which will be largely devoted to golf
and other outdoor games.
Next week he will address the Vir-
ginIa Bar association, but the address
will be based entirely upon Mr.. Taft's
opinions and views OF the law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
SHIPPERS FEAR RULING
WILL SPOIL TRADE

CHICAGO. July 30.-The Record
Herald today says: The decision OF
the trans-continental railroads to aban-
don export oriental trade and a large
proportion OF the import trade has
aroused the Chicago association OF
commerce to make an investigation Of
the subject.
The management OF the association
has secured all of the papers on file
before the interstate commerce com
mission and Is making a careful ex.
animation OF the arguments advanced
by the railroads In support OF their
action. II is possible that the inves-
tigation OF the association may result
In an appeal to the commission for a
rehearing in the case, or an appeal for
aid in preventing the roads from go
ing out of that business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
HOBSON'S ALLEGED
COUSIN is PINCHED
FULLY GUARANTEED.

NEW YORK, July 30.--When Ed
ward NJ. Hobson, who is said to be
cousin Of Richmond Pearson Hob
son. Of Merrimac fame, was arraigned
In the Center-st. police court today,
charged with embezzlement, by the
New York Horse Insurance Co, OF
Washington, he entered defense
which astounded the auditors In the
court room.
Il am guilty of no offense whatso-
ever" he said with remarkable calm,
but | was arrested because | eloped
from Washington with the woman
loved. She Is married and SO am |.
Magistrate Corrigan seemed dazed
for moment and then remanded
Hobson to the Tombs prison In de-
fault OF $500 bail for trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
TT. WAYNE MAN eesT SHOOTER.

STURGIS. Mich, July 30.-(Spec
ial. MAX WITT. OF Fort Wayne. car
ried away the honors for the highess
score--l9l out of 200-at the big
shooting event under way In this
city, In which professionals from this
and other cities are taking part. Witt
also captured hrst high average
money. Harvey w HoutZ. OF Crom-
we'll. Ind. took second high average
money. and A. r. Ensler third. The
total number OF blue rocks thrown
was 800 and the total broken was
4l2g
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Daily Death Lis:

Clara Refs, s years. Antoine and
Farnsworth. tubercular meningitis.
Amasthasla Lendzion 10 years eos
Frederick; tuberculosis
James Sallai. % years. Solvey hos
pital. fracture OF skull.
Arthur Roblnett. years River
Rouge, Mich. typhoid fever
Susan X. Farrar. rs years. 1921 Six
teenth. myocarditis.
John Piziniski months, SO Greusel:
cholera infantum.
Eva Ruciska. 2 months. % Goldner;
cholera infantum.
Charles X. Modln. IS years. High.
land Park. Mich: cirrhosis OF liver.
Mary A. Allen. u years, Ito w Fort;
myocarditis.
stephen A. yelling. II years. 233 r.
lArned, prostatitis.
Della NJ WEIGH "a years. 457 Hol-
comb: anaemia.
Mary Mcnamara. SO years, SCI W.
Milwaukee,. paralysis.
Amandus Wurm. months. l407 Hol-
comb. ileo colitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
HUGE LUMBER
TRUST N|PPED

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 30.-Suit 10
restrain the lumber dealers OF the
United States from forming $780,.
100000 combine to handle the yellow
lumber product was filed by Atty
Gen. Hadley, today.
Judge Kinsey granted temporary
injunction restraining the combina.
ton and Aug. II was fixed for hear.
Ing Of the petition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
Marriage Licenses

Byron ]. Rivett. 20. River Rouge:
Marion Mabel Vandeeburg. 80. Albion.
Andrew H. Lewis. 20: Ecla c. owens
Arthur ]. TaEtmeyer. 25 Norma -,
Bowman 81.
Guy H. Janness. 90; Mollie ~ Add
son. %.
Anthony Szalohy. 81: victoria Paja
25.
Charles II. Blair. AZ. Hattie T.. Kent
81.
o.
Peter F. Rodenhauser 81, Toledo
Bolivia NJ. Knlckerbocker. 81, same.
10.
Charles Garrel. 81. Detroit; Susan
Givens, %. North Boxton. Ont.
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c. w. post is a oranddad.

GREENWICH. Conn. July &C.
w. Post. the multi-mlllionaire manu-
facturer OF health foods, OF Battle
Creek. Mich, and the founder of the
Citizens Industrial association. Is in
town and jubilant over the birth OF a
The little one, who
is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. +. u.
Close. was born at The Bouloers.'
Mr.. Posts magnificent summer\ home
here. which is occupied this season by
MIR. and Mrs Close. Both mother and
child are in the best Of health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
wAe ON cATERPILLARs.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, July 3d.
Especial Charlotte city fathers
are making an aggressive campaign
against tent caterpillars. The official
notice says: Probably the best way
TO kill them Is by burning early in the
morning, or at night when they are
all I'm their nests" Persons falling to
comply with the law are subject to a
fine OF SIS.
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DIE

Nefr) July rs. Funeral Friday. July
81, from residence OF her son, Will
lam j. Neff. Stop g. Flint division,
Royal Oak Mich. at y. m.
DoNALDSoN--yuly 20. 1908. at his res
idence. 2o6 McDougall-ave., Robert
Donaldson. In his sist year. Funeral
services from house Friday afternoon
at o'clock
st. Paui-ave.. Sophie. beloved wife
Of oliver Du Quette, aged sc years.
residence, and 3 o'clock at Church of
the Annunciation.
FARRAR-Juiy rs. Susan r., beloved
wife Of the late John w. Farrar;
Cave. Funeral services from her late
a. m. Friday. July 81, 1905. inter-
ment at Grand Blanc. Mich.
Fox--David r.. formerly OF this city.
attorney-at-law died-at ST. Louis.
Mo. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary
Fox, of Detroit.
years 10 months. at her late resi-
dence. 45i Baldwin-ave. Elizabeth.
beloved wife Of Albert c. Hakenjos
tnee Michelsl. and mother Of Mrs.
j.. Oftilia. Amelia. Edna and Rhea.
Deceased was a member Of l. c. Is.
A., branch rs. Funeral at Sacred
HENDERSON-Lester. beloved son Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. b, Henderson. age 9
years and 8 months. Funeral from
residence. esq Meidrum-ave., at 2 p.
m. Friday, July al
KAY--July 49, at residence, 247 Hoi-
comb ave. Nellie C.. aged ~ years
beloved wife OF Alfred A. Kay Fu-
neral Friday at 2;so D. m. by flu
neral car.
McNAMARA-tuiy rs. 1905, at resi-
dence of her sister. S67 Milwaukee
ave; west. Mary; daughter OF the late
Michael and Mary lMcNamara, and
ara. Mrs. william Beard and Mrs
Edward Rider. Notice OF funeral
later.
MILLER-July "a. 1905. at s:45 D. m,
Lisxie, beloved wife OF Henry Miller
aged ss years. Funeral from resi-
lao D. m. and at st. Lucas church
corner Harper and Jos. Campau-aves
at y. m. e.
RYoN-Deiiiah Hastings. at owosso
July 20, mother OF Floyd d., Archie
W.. and Lorraine Hastings: sister OF
Cora Woodward and Franklin l. Alb
hey.
sToCKER--In indianapolis. Ind, Peter
r., beloved son of Gertrude Stocker
and brother OF John, Edward, Joseph
Henry and Mrs Charles NJ Look
Funeral Friday from isl seyburn-
church at o. standard time
RUNOE-John II. aged 20. beloved sor
OF Mr. and Mrs, Chas. r. Runse
brother of Frank, Anna and Charles
Runge, died July 20, $3.50 p. M, al
family residence, 227 Gratiot-aye
urday. Aug 4. y. m. from German
Lutheran Triaity church. corner RI
ward and ORATOR r'SG y m. stand
ard time
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woMAN's- HEROIC PLUNGE.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. July
30 Especial IPlunging into Hay
Lake. where her infant son had fallen.
Mrs. Andrew ID. Agar recovered the
body from where II was lying on the
shallow bottom OF the lake and was
nearly drowned in her efforts. No one
was near to help her Ia her heroic
struggle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
MOVER AGAIN HEADS
MINERS FEDERATION.

DENVER. Col, July 30.--Chas. N.
Meyer has been reelected president
OF the Western Federation OF Miners.
Ernest Mills, Of Greenwood, b. c..
was elected secretary. and treasures
resolution was adopted extend;ry
aid TO Geo. A. Pettibone. one OF -
three men taken TO Idaho under IT,
charge of conspiracy TO murder Coz
lSteunenberg. ~
PettIbone is dangerously N - his
home I'm this city.
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BIRTHS

BOYS.
Alexander Cabalasky. 1920 Dubois.
Louis Procknow. - National.
George Reaume. 457 Roosevelt.
Theodore Apollonio, 90 Catherine.
August Abramowski. IA Cobalt.
Frederick Kim. 1903 Reed.
George Smith. ss2 Fourth.
Philip Jacob, IL Otis
August Miller. 6sa st. Aubin.
Alex. Wickmann, 7l5 Forest
GIRLS
Frank Scott. IA Frank.
Harley Kerns, $50 Alexandrine.
Wohcek Matzuia. 159 McGregor.
Louis Bockin, 1874 Mullett.
Harry Dufur. 1874 LAthrop.
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p,NoLEY TO Auro.ToUR.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. July 3d.
Dingley. OF the Kalamazoo Telegraph.
will make an automobile tour OF the
district commencing al Charlotte. next
Monday morning. All next week he
will spend in Charlotte. Mr. Barre.
the Hillsdale candidate is doing the
same stunt In Eaton county this week.
This has always been banner Gard
ner county. in fact II nominated Mr..
Gardner two years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
MUST PROVIDE BALLOTS;
PETITIONS DON'T COUNT

LANSING. Mich, July 30.-(Spec-
ial.) Gen Bird holds that It is the
duty OF the election commissioners In
every county to provide ballots for
all parties for the nomination OF can
didates for governor and lieutenant
governor. no matter whether nominal
ing petitions have been fled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
HURT eY HOT ASPHALT

MUSHROOM. Mich. July 30.-(Spe-
cial. D-Wm. Jones. an asphalt mixer.
was painfully injured today and may
lose the sight OF his eyes. The hot
asphalt which he was working on.
spattered up into his face
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-31
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
personal.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND
STRAW.-Chief Quartermaster's Office.
Federal building, Chicago, H., July so.
1908. Sealed proposals. In triplicato,
will be received here. and at offices OF
quartermasters' at posts named below.
until IL o'clock 4. M. September i.
1905. and then opened. for furnishing
Forage and Straw for delivery as re-
CURED during period commencing oc-
tober 1, 1908. and ending June so. 1908,
at Chicago, Ill: Forts Sheridan. III
BENJAMIN Harrison, Ind, Thomas. Ky T:
Brady and Wayne, Mich. Information
furnished on application here or To
Quartermasters at posts named. En-
velopes containing proposals TO be in
dorsed Proposals for Forage" and ad
dressed 10 ouartermasters OF posts
INSON. JR.. c. Q. NJ
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Can't Pay Coal Bill for
Saginaw Blind; Official
Holds Stock in Co.

LANSING. Mich, July S0.-(Spe-
ial.)--Atty. Gen. Bird has advised the
Saginaw Coal Co. that its claim for
$232.30 for coal furnished the employ
ment institution for the blind, In that
city, cannot be paid. because Treas
urer Malcolm OF the institution board
is a stockholder In the coal company.
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pope pleased at Motto's Restoration.

ROME, July 30.-In an Interview
today. with American churchmen.
Pope Leo expressed his qualification
that the motto In God We Trust"
has been again placed on the Ameri-
can coins
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Affinity Earle Has a "kIddo."

MONROE. N. Y, July 30.-A son
was born Wednesday. TO Mrs. Ferd-
inand Pinney Earle, the wife of the
socialist artist. Both Mrs. Earle and
the baby are doing nicely.
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Most girls are aware that big bows
on their shoes make their feet look
smaller
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MONEY TO LOAN


CAST-IRON BRAZING.
All work warranted: saws sold and re-
paired. Detroit Saw & Repair CO..
IA Atwater-st. west.
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DIED.

McDoNAl.D--July 20. 1905. at resi-
dence,, ss5 second-ave.. Margaret A,
wife or j. c. Mcdonald. Funeral no
tice later.
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Some people handle their tongses ,
the wey foolish man handles gun. y
Every zine II goes on someone Il =
hurt.
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Job Printing onne right. Time. FRAT
ting Co, IS John R.-st Phone 1fsS.
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THE DETROIT TIMES
1878 John R-St
Both Phones:
BELL. MAIN 1895.
HOME. CITY 3sss.

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments will he received until IL a. m.
zach day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same a. AZ
the Times office. Cash ads. only will
ne taken at branch agencies. Follow
Ing ID the list of agencies:
EAST SIDE.
Houghton-French Coal Co.. 49, East
canheld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-aves
Csrney's Furniture Co., 1877 oratiot
ave.
=. Brown. 1859 Jefferson ave.
.. mcPhersou. 2400 Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
q. q. Eansor, s95 Grand River.
turner stanton, 166 Myrtle-st
y. IL, Driscol1. AIT Michigan-ave.
y: w. Willard. 14is FOREST, west
w. w. Bush. 59t Michigan-ave.
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Rates for Lin::
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee &C
euracy or assume rssponsibility TOT
errors OF any kind occurring In teie-
phone advertisements.
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MEN WANTED.
Insurance Agents and other
High-Grade Solicitors TO work
on Special Edition. Salary
and Commission. Address
Box I'll, Detroit Times.
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wANTED-Able-b bodied men between
ages ~ and 35 for u. 8. Marine
Corps. Must be native born or have
hrst papers. Excellent opportunity
to see the world. Good pay. Cloth
ing. rations. quarters. medical at
tendance free. Apply at Marine corps
recruiting ONCE. 75 West Forrest,
Detroit.
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wANTED-Sltuation as steward In no
tel or restaurant: IL years expert
ence Address 334 Frederick ave. !;
n w H.
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Sob Printing done right Ttmes Print-
Ing CO., IL John R.-st. Phone 14es. =,
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SITUATION wanted by day or night
Waterman: can handle steam boilers
Address ]. r. Snyder. Green-ave
Delray