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The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William Gray, II years. 4SS Superior;
pneumonia.
Florence Pearson, months 3lJ
Parker; infantilc atrophy.
Mary Sclewsky. IL months, Goo fred-
erick. pneumonia.
Christina Dodge, IS years, 100 IoWn-
send. nephritis.
Anna NJ. LeIIuc. II years, st. Mary
hospital, nephrits
Clara POplinski, 10 years, SS2 Du-
bois; scarlet fever.
Alois AeChonski, l month, ESQ Hen
drie, inanitlon.
Marie SkreCkowSk, 90 years, f4i
Palmer f., ncphritis.
Edmond DesrOCher, months, 5SS
Monroe; meningitis.
Edward H. WOltcr. IL years, Grace
hospital: cerebral cmbo!us.
Soma Szewcik. months. 1877 scot
Rose Fiorancc. 1 month. $50 wesson;
pneumonia.
I.ibbic Il. Mohnbcrg. year 6ss
Buchanan bronchitis.
Anna Mrozowski, year, - Clayton;
Anna Taylor. ~ years. III sclden;
epithelioma pf face. -.
Edward Lanhigan, f3 years, st
Mary's hospital; cholelithiasis.
Helen +. B. Jacob ~ years, 1921
Trumbull. carcinoma.
Minnie Sachs. Al years, loS Four
Howard N Taylor. 6 months. ios Dix;
septic Infection
Johanna jungkans. II years, oa Yer
mont: pneumonia.
Rudolph Schave, % years, 33S Lovett;
gunshot wound (suicide).
John T.. Warren. 90 years. 52G War
rem w; uraemia.
Arlene :. Holmes. years. SO Cadil-
lac; diphthcria.
Mary Greer. 81 years. 313 Twenty
second. dropsy
Walentie Ryntz. months, 23I mi
nois; malnutrtion.
Stanislaus Kapcia, I month, 692 Pi-
quettc: pneumonia.
Leonard Zenbarski. II months. 1898
Dubois, tuberculosis OF neck.
MccZarlaw Kowalsk. IS years. 1905
ST Aubin. pneumonia.
Hannah \. Green, ~ years. Grace
hospital; morphine poisoning (acci-
dentaD.
anthony Baumgartner. 20 years. 3es
Lansing. senility.
Lola Milley. II months. 1lS Michigan;
malnutrition.
Harriet \. Curry. Grace hospital.
carbolic acid poisoning (suicide).
Marvin Pollock. years, ic3 Dubois;
bronchitis.
Werner :. Duby. Is years. III Nor
rell. pneumonia
Margaret \. Ward. &c years. 40l Van
Dyke. heart disease
Albert Dudorek, 9 months. WOmans
hospital. entoritis
Frank Sam, 80 years. Clark and Wa
bash RN.. fracture of skull (aCCidentaD
Raymond Carson. months. chill
dren's Free hospital; intestinal hemOr-
rhage.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
HAS ROUGH VOYAGE.
City Of Traverse Fights Ice FIoes For
72 Hours.


BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Dec. 2s,
The Graham and Morton freighter
City OF Traverse was tied up 10 her
docks here after fighting ice foes In
Lake Michigan for more than 12
hours
Last Thursday morning the Ira
verse. on her last trip 10 this port
from Chicago, appeared of st. Joseph.
An immense area OF ice blocked the
harbor entrance and the boat. an old
wooden vessel. was obliged 10 lay on
the harbor awaiting an opportunity tn
pierce the obstruction.
Friday the wind shifted and the har-
Dor was cleared To the astonish-
ment OF the boats officers, she could
not make any progress. An investl'
cation followed and IL was discovered
that slush had formed 10 the bottom
of the boat and that solid wall or
ice extended from the bottom to the
lake bed. In the lore of the sailor the
Traverse was "snowballed."
Attempts TO cut the adhering SNOW
BALI away were fruitless for a time.
Finally the boat got into deeper water
and after being allowed 10 roll FOR
several hours freed herself OF the OBJ
struction and made port.
Navigation here now Is closed.
The Traverse was acquired by the
Graham K Morton company two years
ago. She was formerly owned by a
syndicate OF Chicago gamblers. who
used her TO get racing returns by
wireless.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
THREE IN MAYORAL RACE.
Foster, Hanna and Bridges Will Make
the Run In Windsor.


AS a result of the municipal nomin-
atons held in Windsor. Monday. the
fight for mayor will be three-cor-
nered one, J. w. Hanna. r. S. Foster
and Fitz Bridges, being the candl-
dates.
For aldermen the following were
nominated: J. r. Banwell. Hamilton
Trumble. y. J. Clinton, T. J. Eansor,
J. II. Shepherd. II. J. Mckay. p NJ.
Keough, Thomas Porter, ID. H. Bed
ford J. j. Launee. A. II. Dalziel Will
liam Belsom, Arthur Selby. John Mar.
tin. William Colby. William Bradt. F.
n. Mann, f. l.. Howell. B. G. Davis.
c. G.. Drake. Isaac Watt. a. J. Arnold.
Goldie English, c. V. Bensette. j. r.
Tourangeau, ]. Meretsky. J. s. La.
belle and F. W. Linley.
II is expected that a number OF
these will withdraw leaving about 10
candidates In the race.
To fill four vacancies on the board
OF education there were eight nom
nations. as follows: James Atkinson,
George A. Courtenay. DR.. G. r. Cruick.
shank. Col. N. A. Bartlett. DR.. J. s La
belle, Walter Boug. T.. G.. Henderson
and Norman Jackson A number or
these will retire.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
REPULSED. HE KILLS GIRL
AND WOUNDS TWO OTHERS
Police Say Married Man Tried To Pay
Attention To Girl In Toledo
He Escapes.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 2S-.Ioseph Mack
ley. 20 years old, is sought by the po-
lice on charge OF having instantly
killed Carol Hunt. is. and wounded
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hunt.
The promiscuous shooting occurred
at the Hunt home on Howard-st. Ac.
cording to the police. Mackley, a rail
roader. who is said to have a wife
and child in Mansfield, Ohio, at
tempted TO pay attention to the girl,
and was enraged when repulsed. He
entered the Hunt home last night and
declaring his intention of killing the
family, drew a revolver and began
shooting.
The girl was shot in the head and
breast. the father in the face and the
mother in the shoulder Frank Hunt.
a brother of the girl. jumped through
a window and escaped. After exhaust
ing all the cartridges in his revolver,
Mackley reloaded, fred four more
shots and fed.
Jerry Mackley a brother of Joseph.
who is said to have been with him in
a saloon before the shooting, and to
have left with him. was detained by
the police, although it is not thought
that he had any connection with the
affair
Hunt and his son said that the girl
became acquainted with Mackley
while visiting in Mansfield. and that
he wanted TO marry her. but she re-
jected his attentions. He came here
two weeks ago, and obtained work as
a switcman.
According to the younger Hunt.
Mackley appeared suddenly at the
kitchen door and announced that he
had come to "clean out" the family.
The father grasped Mackley's revolver
and was shot first and wounded.
The girl screamed and the enraged
visitor turned the weapon on her. At
the second shot, she fell aead with a
bullet in her heart.
Two boarders in the home fed also
and third boarder arrived home Just
in time to extinguish the flames, start
ed by lamp overturned In the scuf-
fie, which were spreading over the
room in which te dead girl and her
wounded parents lay.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Gs4..<s Sro cry
FOR eleTcnER'S
c a 8 . RI -.
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
William Bartell, 90 Livingstone.
Lawrence Oleszewski 279 Garfield.
stanley Florek, 523 Garfield.
otto Ciszewski. $40 Canfield.
Martin Ujadowski. 1901 Chene.
Marion Wasielewski. 3s5 Grandy
Roman kroll. 31o Superior.
stanley Nenderski, $50 Illinois.
stanley Cichocki. PAL st. Joseph.
l.. Waldner. 130 Superior.
Meyer Roof. 376 Michigan.
Frank I<zszewski, 22S3 Michigan.
William Robinson. 50 Blaine.
John Witterspoon. $50 Harrison.
Frank YurczwicZ. 3IS Williams.
GIRLS
Valentine Romel, 53l Willis.
Andrew Wisnicwski. 424 Willis.
Frank Brcdak. 40 Ferry.
Peter Wojczyk S91 Dequindre.
sam PBtkin. 2S6 Watson.
stephen Galland, 40 Champlain.
John Donnelly, ga Jefferson.
John Basch. 1877 Twenty fifth.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
GROUP r..
Highest Grades. Including
kimbaIl. kranich & Bach aud
Hnllet ~ Davis New Piano

Beautiful. fun size, walnut case I'm
the regular $425 style Kimball used for
demonstrating purposes in our ware
rooms. can he had for $500. This is be-
yond question one OF the most beauti-
ful pianos. OF the highest grade. to he
found anywhere in the city at twice the
price.
a very fine Kranich a Bach Plano.
brand new. in ;hc Boudoir size, the
regular price of which is $425. will
he closed out this week at s295 II
you Will but investigate this piano.
tone and finish and no one competent
YOU Will find II To he excellent in style.
TO Judge can doubt this value as be-
ing exceptional. Two very fine new.
but slightly shop-worn. Hallet n Davis
Pianos. the reliable Boston make ar"
offered i'm this group. one in an at
tractive walnut case. the other in Eng
lish oak, that always sell for 1925 and
siO0. that can be had for S225 and SECS
respectively.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

From tomorrow morning and until
I.iday OF this week the final round
b. of the reliable Kimball Company
|e-Inventory sale will proceed and the
Iyers OF sound Judgment know wei
|hen this great concern offers piano
|ducements that the reduction In
|lces represent true discounts and that
|e pianos they purchase are standard
hde Instruments and are not job lots
|anos Of questionable title or expert
ental Instruments made by new or un-
hown concerns. such pianos and prac-
hes are being largely exploited or
he and in consideration of this fact
|c source OF satisfaction derived from
hiding with concern like the W. W
bmball Company. who have had an IN
Irrational reputation OF over half a
injury for giving the piano purchas-
tx public a square deal is greatly APP
leciated and patronized by people WHO
|tcp to think before they leap.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ben Bromley. q. Detroit; Violet
Peersman. 10. Chicago.
Henry Van Hoeck. 2l, Louise Van
Hove, 10.
Hove, 90.
Floyd ~ clark. 2i Bunker liill; Le-
onora G. Miller. -, Detroit.
Joseph Pasick. %; Rebecca Sulz. %.
Arthur L. Almy. IS, Dowagiac, Flor
ence L.. Bradheld. Il, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Participate in This Great Saving
Variety Styles Fine Makes Good Used Pianos
and the Shop-vvorn New Pianos of
Manufacture Marked the Cut-n-
Prices
THIS STORE THE ECONOMY CENTER
ACTeRY WAREROOMS, COR. FARMER AND BATES
Out of the High Rent District"

In this group number OF very good
pianos for selection. from a stock OF
pianos we were Obliged tn take as
part payment on account from a Piano
Dealer who failed and these instru-
ments while not of our own manufaC-
turc offer buyers desiring a reasonably
good piano at an extremely low hgurc
an ACentlnnal nnnnrtuniiN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
GHOI n 4.
studio Sizes. Plain Cases.
slightly Shop-Worn kimbalis,
Wns $500, Now S2IO

Group & embraces number OF
Genuine kimbatl pianos IN studio sizes,
slightly shop worn that regularly sell
for $500. which gives first buyers a
chance to secure what in reality are
new pianos or Standard make at an
actual reduction of $40 net cash. Time
i'm which TO pay monthly is also given.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Positive Clearance Assured.

THE manufacturers have taken no
sk I'm making complete clearance
every shop-worn or slightly USED
|ano I'm STYLES To he discontinued be-
Ire the taking OF their annual inven-
Try. and before going 10 press Tor this
eeks announcement the entire stock
As been gone over ana marked 10
Eices i'm some instances merely cover
tx the actual cost OF production.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

Rabbi Isaac l.. Rypins. Of st. Paul.
Mimi, will lecture Wednesday even
ing in the Jewish institute. No. 239
High-st. east, on "A cry for brother.
hood" DR.. Rypins comes TO Detroit
under the auspices of the Independent
aOrder of B'Nai BIRTH. He is chair
man of the intellectual advancement
committee OF the district grand lodge.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
GROUP ID.
Fine New $3.50 Pianos sIgO.

Here In Group IL customers will ind
excellent pianos OF our own manufaC-
ture. i'm eases to be- discontinued the
first of the year. and any one desiring
a hrst-class piano with dependable In
a few OF these styles remain on hand.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
GROUP y. GRANDs.

Group + includes the very finest
piano fortes manufactured Quarter
Grands, ParlOr GrandS and Concert
Grands In choicest mahogany cases.
Several OF these beautiful pianos are
new, but have lost their original case
lustre. but instrumentslly perfect. have
been marked down from $3.50 $3.50 and
$500 TO s515. s5I5 and s475. These
pianos are musical gems and are par
ticularly adapted for the music room,
teachers and capable musicians.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Tremendous Reductions.

|The actual reductions on many beau
fuI pianos In this stock are tremen-
Sus. \ good assortment OF used
|anos In variety OF the very best
nkes are here to choose from, togeth-
with "a select stock OF really new
|anos. I'm many OF the late case de-
kns and various finishes OF our own
lake that show but little shop wear.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

THE big manufacturers discount
hife sinks deep into the usual deal
Isl and agents profits and plano buy
Is will reap large DEMENT'S In sub
antiaI savings during the next i've
hrchasing DAYS at this store. The
hue values offered at this sale almost
|uble discount any previous offerings
Ter made by this or any other house.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
GROUP ID.
Handsome New s325 Pianos
Closing ONT nj S235

These 1926 Pianos are new and have
been IN stock only a short time and
show but very little shop wear. Ma
hoganv eases prevail although sever
al other woods can be secured if
spoken for before they are all taken.
These are full-sizcd pianos and or mag
nihCent scale and tone.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
NEW YORK DOLL
HOSPITAL

THE ORIGINAL DOLL HOSPITAL
Dolls repaired eyes reset no charges
doll supplied. MRS. CLARK is still To-
Gated at 357 Michigan. Cherry lO26-J
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

(4ll1OD
state of Michigan. County OF wayne.
ss-At "A session OF the Probate Court
fot s1id County of Wayne. held at the
Probate Court Room In the city OF De-
troit on the sixth day or December. IN
Tho year ono thousand nine hundred
aud nine Present. Henry ;. HuiDert.
Judsp Of Probate. In the Matter OF
tho Estate Of Lucy Jane llosmer, de-
.,-cI t;.orue : Hosmer, executor or
the last viii and testament OF SAID de-
ceased having rendered TO THIS court
his final admins stratlon account and
filed herewith ms peuuoh praying
that the residue or said estate be as
signed ia accordance with the pro-
Visions OF said last Will IL Is ordered.
-rh4t the fourth day OF January next.
ar ten o'clock IN the forenoon, at said
court room. be appointed for examin-
ing and allowing said account ana
hearing said petition And * Is fur-
ther ordered That a copy OF this order
te published three successive weeks
previous tu said time OF hearing. In the
eircIluting in said County OF Wayne.
a ttne .ppVl II.ury = HuibcFt. Judge
ot Probate Albert w Fiint. Resister
state of Michigan. County OF Wayne.
ee-At a session of the Probate Court
f,r said county Ct Wayne held at the
Probate court Room in the city OF De-
troit on the uty-seveuth day OF No
veruhcr. In the year one thousand nine
fundred and nine. Present Edgar u.
iIuffcc. Judge OF Probate In the mat
ter 90 thr EStato of Anna SchtHifig. de-
.ScaSsd On VOtdinE and ti(ng The peu-
ION ~ NdoM Schiihng praying that adj
.tuinfrttsttiau de bonis non of said es-
rate he granted To- Julius y Schilling
Or,Iercd. That the hfth day OF January
next. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon. at
said Court room. be appointed FOR heat--
inc said petition. And IL y further Or
dered That copy OF this Opder Re
published three successive weeks prev.
s,ts tu said t.gne of hearing. IN the
.tsa aIf.I r.rf a l..r..
circulating IN said county 90 WRync.
tN true roFyl Edgar - buffcc. Judge
OF Probate. EiNin X Palmer. Ds2atS
Hes stcT
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Come DIrcc, no rhr Store.

Avoid canvasscrs' commissions AMI
YOU Will make a great saving on your
piano " Nou purchase this week H.
member this Is the last call,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

With every gambler
On the square,
There's surely Gamblers
Square" somewhere,
And all their mail may be
Forwarded there.
Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one OF oar courses. Day and Night
classes M tne year. Our iaciiities
gan. Detroi. Business University,
ll-2f Wilcox-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
Remember the Terms.

Not only the easiest but positively
the safest credit extended piano pur-
Chascrs in Detroit awaits every pur-
chaser desiring convenient terms ou
which Ia pay for their piano pun
chased at this store.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
The.
People e'sPages

Advertising rates under any
classification I'm these columns.
one cent per word each insertion,
cash In advance, No advertisement
inserted for less than l5 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
ne FOLLOWING to receive liner ad-
ssrtlsements at the same rate as
charged with the home ofice:
EAST SIDE.
houShfeb-French Coal Co.. 432 Can
neld-ave east.
Mt; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-aves
u. brown. 1859 Jenerson-ave.
y. mcfherson, 2i00 Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
A. G.. Eansor. sos Grand River-ave.
Turner stanton, l6s Myrtle-st
II. III. Drtsc0il, All Michigan ave.
,. w. MiIlard, 14l9 Fort-st. west.
w. w. Bush. 594 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

Good selection OF square pianos In a
variety of makes and styles and these
pianos with the rest have simply got
To go before the week ends.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

WM. A. IIAINES
Ladies, come early and take advan-
tage OF my prices on wavy and straight
FIRST quality Hair Switches. Coronet
Braids. Hair Goods or all kinds have
advanced In price all over Europe AND
HERE. and are very scarce. Long hair
weeks in all the markets OF the world.
i have a very large stock on hand.
bought some time ago in anticipation
down prices till New Year it possible
Come at once and got first choice OF
these fine goods. Remember these
from an old reliable HAIR GOODS
HOUSE. Established in present store
1879 nearly 81 years.
VIM. A. HAlNES,
rs Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagley-a
A NICE XMAS PRESENT
A neat 7-room house No. zoo brandon
sys aeaT Sa yS 5oT sale ~ on aesS essy
house newly finished, has bed
rooms, gas hNtures and shades APP
ply THOS. WARD. 81 Buhl block.
ALL KINDS timber. lumber. cheap:
now wrecking Grand River ana Cass
Detroit Housewrecllng Co. Grand
2320
BILLIARD and pool tables. new ana
second hand for cash or easy pay
ments. The Brunswick Bal Ae Col
lender Co. 100 Rendolph-st st.
FURS
The most practical and cheapest place
TO get your furs made over. ls6 Mich
igan-ave. / also sell the best OF Eng
lish mink and seal dye 10 the trade
T. II. YOST, t'nrrier
GLASSES FITTED made to order ana
repaired while you wait, reasonable
by ono who manufactures his own
glasses
G!!:!;!s.::';s::::::::5EEI5E;s:s !!:;!.: x:
oper Sundays. 10 TO IL a. IN.
For sALE--MIsCELLANE
ANrhD--C0r Michigan aud rourtn.
20 furnish rooms conplets 81 wees
.,u,.''.o. " -------------------
SODA FOUNTAINS. Inuafd anu pO,.
tables, new and second hand. Geo.
Marsh Co. Farmcr-st. Z terms
Cl.EAN. dry. nard OF sorJ mlnwooL
Houghtru frenct coal Co ftdEr 'a5
WANTED Large stove We iave
electric motors for rent Scott Eros.
3 Farrar
To RENg-HovsES,
A.A.-Rental A senc, --AA
GERARD SrORMFELTZ- LJVELEY co
Sec =. *. BENNETT
Grlswold and Lsrned. Main S11O.
COTTAGES. MD HOUSES
iGTu. r.Trr AND 18TH SIS
From S. to sl" MAY Dee rented tli
SPRING
UNION TRUST Co.
Rental Dept. Main aNt3
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
>ew and Used Organs.
square Pianos $40 Up.

Fine Parlor orfans, Pipe top an,
French Mirror styles. reliable makes
$40. $l2. SIS, SIS and upwards
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

RESTAURANT and lunch room with all
hxtures. newly decorated, Will sell
cheap IL sold at once: no agents. ~.
box 81. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
ImbnII Annual Pre-Invcntory sale
Always brings Successful Results

Never i'm the history OF this great
buse has a Kimball sale been conduct
without good results To both Gus
liners and manufacturers. The max
Is unload last years styles and de-
|gns to be discontinued with the COM
liz OF the new year az well as many
|anos which have become tri0e shop
|orn and used Instruments that have
ben taken In trade for new Kimball
|anos, the immediate disposal or
|hich is very essential Tor any pros
krous house where new pianos are
lilly coming from their factories ON
|e other hand the buyers at these
Feat sales are directly benefited by the
kcellent values offered securing as
lev do, convenient terms of payment
ZEN at the bargain prices which COM
|etes for them an absolute safe plano
|vestment, guaranteed by "A concern
commercial and financial standing
(cond TO none in the Cnited states.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
HELP wASTED-rEMALE.

WANTEp-Young girl 10 assist VIII
light housework, so home nights. IL
Hooker-aVc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
)sno Truth, Not Fiction.
Piano Facts, Not Fancies.

The facts as stated above are rea-
(ns sufficient why all Interested In
|irchasing "A piano either now or with
the next year should act promptly
nd take advantage or this splendid
bportunity before this great event
bmes To a close. Our successful De-
lott business has grown TO enormous
toportions and simply calls forth tho
|d adage Nothing succeeds like the
|uth." our business has been high
successful since coming To Detroit
lcause we have dealt truthfully with
lar customers. because we have given
hem square deal. because we most
|ghIy value our reputation ana be-
Iuse we are selling pianos OF merit at
|ght Drices and on absolutely the saf-
It credit extended the piano buying
|ibllc OF Detroit.
lere's ~ Few of the Many
Bargains of This Week.
GROUP 4.
Good $500 New Pianos siI5.
A, L.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

MEN learn barber trade. great demand
for BARRIERS; tuition and tools, s25;
catalogue free Michigan Barber Col
lege. 81 Congress-st. east. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-29
ARMY HOTEL

A high-grade. low priced hotel for ;ncn
only: open all night: single rooms
25c and Soc per night; special weekly
rates; free baths. free phons. $50
Lafayette.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Answers TO Queries

NIcHI NIcHI-w. H., San Jose. Cal. What
is the meaning of Nlcht Nichi, the name Of
Japanese paper?
1t means "the daily"
tioMPERs-E j. s., City Where was Sam
uel Gompers, labor leader, bornf
In England.
increased in Germany in recent yearsi
The latest figures on that subject
show that in the is cities in which
there are crematories the number of
incinerations in 1908 show an increase
of 40 per cent over the number in 1907.
RENT-s. A. r.. City. contends the bust
ness of an individual can not be, attached for
the payment of rent. Is that correct?
If A has a business and q Judgment
is entered against him for rent due,
the sheriff will attach the same without
much trouble.
A NoTE-R H. City. Some time ago sent
a note for collection to an official in London.
Eng. He has not made the collection and re-
fuses 10 return the note. What can be done in
such casef
Seek the advice of the British consul
in this city.
AMALGAM-s. H. Loomis, Cal. Please state
if an amaIgamator can tell when piece of
gold amalgam Is submitted 10 hlh lor exam
ination the particular locality from which it.
was obtainedg
Some claim that they can, by the
color of the gold.
DIvoRcE-L. p, City. Can or woman
married in Hungary three years ago. now liv-
ing in this city, secure divorce In the United
states courts2
Not through the United States courts.
but either party who has complied with
the law as to length of residence where
living may apply to one of the state
courts for divorce.
DIVORCE LAWYERS p. city. Are law
yers who advertise to secure complete
divorce for $l2" reliable?
This department does not undertake
to vouch for the reliability or financial
standing of individuals or firms.
Cal. What Is the effect of a special delivery
stamp upon letter? Does 1T mean that it must
the distance is from the postoffee at which re-
ceived?
The delivery at carrier offices extends
to the limits of the carrier routes; at
noncarrier Offices ii extends to one mile
from the postotficeN Letters addressed
to places beyond must wait delivery in
the usual way, Notwithstanding the spe-
cial delivery stamp.
pEcK-H. B.. MADEIRA. Cal when and where
was Ex-Governor Peck of Wisconsin born?
George Wilbur Peck was born in Hen
derson, N. Y, September %, 1910.
CIVIL sERvIcE-D. /. f.. Fresno, Cal. Can
bureaus or individuals furnish information as
United States civil service examination?
On this subject the commission says: