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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

I'm the ease against John F. Klein
indicted for having accepted sl1.5M
from the German National Bank of
Pitt>burg in return for his promise
that that bank would be named city
depository. >ubpocnaS have been issued
for nine of Pitt>burg'> most influcn-
tial men. citing them to appear in court
as witnesses.
The counsel for Klein said that these
men would he compelled to testify in
klcinS behalf. and that when the de-
fcn>e opened there would be sensation
exploded that would set the entire
country on edge.
In the name of the United States of
America. indictments for criminal libel
with the Presidents name i'm three of
the five accounts as an injured party.
We're returned against Joseph Pulitzer.
owner of the New York World: Delvin
Smith and James Il. Williams publish
crS of the Indiana News: Caleb Van
IIamm and Robert II. Lyman of the
Worlds staff: and the Press Publish
in" Co. Bench warrants were issued
for all of them. The result is direct
out growth of President Roo>evclt'S
rage hitherto only voiced i'm messages
to Congress and published correspond
rnce. because OF the publishing of arti-
rles. alleging scandal in the disposition
of the S4O.OO0.000 paid by the United
States for Panama Canal property.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

Vernon MOrthland. IL. B. 'O7. sends
in his Mi>sourian subscription and best
wishes from North Yakima. Wash.
He is with Gull & Davis. a well-estab
lished legal firm of that city and re-
ports plenty of business.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

Fifteen cities of the United States
have 100000 population or over.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

A school of citizenship is planned at
Nebraska university.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19
ALUMNI NOTES

IIarOldl S. Williams. A. B. 'O6. Law
'OS. is now practicing law in Kansas
City. He has an office with Judge W.
II. Wallace. Sl3 y. y. Life building.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

Harry F. ('Seedy") Sedwick, origi-
natOr of the famous .Glee Club No. o.
and one of the charter members of the
Quo EadiS Club. is now i'm the civil SER
vice commissions employ in the Pam
ANA Canal
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

Miss May Corwin departed yester-
day afternoon for short stay in Chi
cagO.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-19

II. n. Rutherford. E. f. 'OS. is now i'm
Old Mexico in the government service
at TorreOn. He was st. Patrick" last
spring and will be remembered as the
Tigers quarterback for 'O6. 'O7 and 'OS.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
VISION IN PONY
COAT GETS WALLET
Unsophisticated Old Chap From Can
adam Town Emerges From
Hug Minus His Pile,

Humphrey Qninlan. so years old.
came 20 Detroit from Seaforth. Ont,
Monday. To see the city for the first
time in % years.
Al lieaubienSt. and Gratiot-ave..
shortly after 6 o'clock in the evening,
he met vision in a pony coat who
seemed 10 like Quinlsn's looks. She
rushed up and embraced him. Qulnlan
protested feebly. as might be expected
from man of his years. but the Pony
Coat Hug beat the time record OF the
Soul Kiss.
Qunlan came out of il in a daZe
When he partially recovered. an aw-
full thought overwhelmed him. lie
reached for his wallet, with It's $50.
His worst suspicious were verified.
Even his new pipe.-a bit of extrava-
gance in connection with the visit
WAS missing
Quinlan had one cent left. He bought
a clay pipe with II. and borrowed
enough tobacco 10 give inspiration for
the following.
Times is changed since was here
last. This towns gettin' 10 be reg
uiar Metropolis
The police are taking care of him
until his friends can be notified of his
nliUbt
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
TWO. MONTHS JURY
PLAN WORKS WELL
Results In Big Saving TO Country
Business Men Drafted for
Service on Panel.

After a fair test, the new two
months jury plan. in the Wayne cir
cult court. conceived by Judges
Clerk Harry Cole and passed by the
last legislature has proven 10 be a
happy compromise, between the old
three months plan and the one-month
term The new arrangement is meet
ing with almost general approval and
seems likely TO become permanent
The principal objection TO the one
month plan was the extra expense II
entailed. Frequently II happened that
one or more juries Of II men eacn
would hang over" into the neat
month, while members of the regular
jury panel. drawn for that month.
would lie Idle and still draw pay from
the county. This was inevitable. for
there are cases every term that re-
quire more than month 10 try.
Clerk Cole figured that. under the
tWo-months plan, long cases could be
started early in the term and could
be finished before it's end. This was
done when the new arrangement went
into effect in September, with the ex-
pected result that no juries Were
hanging over when the panels term
OF service expired. II means big
saving TO the county in the course or
a year.
Some attorneys have been inclined
to object 10 the two-months jury on
the ground that il wouid give big cor
porations like the -. L. X. a greater
opportunity Ia influence jurors If they
saw fit II was noted, however. that
a the closing days OF the last term
he corporations Were soaked as
regularly as AT any other time.
The Judges have adopted new
policy with regard to business men
serving on the jury. Formerly of
large interests, who declared that
they could nor possibly share the time
were excused AT the very beginning
Of the term Il is now the policy -
keep them on for a week or 10 days
rs an experiment If they then ind
that their business interests are aut.
fering they are excused from further
service. II frequently happens, how
ever. thai business men find they can
serve both The county and their prl-
vafe interests without detriment 10
he latter and they often find The
court experience so interesting iuat
hoy are glad to serve ont the tull
e. rm
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
KILLS TWO AND SELF.
Insane Mans Mother is One Of Vic.
tins-Others Wounded

GREENNlILt. O.. Nov. 30.--Ciyde
Weaver II }ears old. declared by ply
siclans to have been victim oil eX-
aggerated ego. killed his mother and
an officer who attempted To arrest
him. PROBABLY fatally wounded another
woman and her husband, and then
Killed himself
Sheriff John F. Haber and Deputy
Sheriff William II. Farra went TO
Neavcrs home to arrest him. The APP
pearance Of the off GERS seemed to
drive the man mad. He opened fire on
them from an upper window with a
shotgun aAd Farra fell wounded. \
nonent later Weaver mother rushed
from the house crying I'm shot, ana
ieil dead AT The feet of the sheriff
While iiaher was trying 10 revive
the woman Weaver walked from the
house 10 a woodshcd INFO which ltaber
had craNled. and fired twice al the
wounded officer. killing him. lie then
Jumped into the buggy IN which the
officers had reached the house and
drove 10 The home OF IeSi Minnich. a
ueighbor. from whom nc demanded
protection.
When Minnich hositared 10 allow
, him 70 enter the house Weaver shot
IHIinuicE through the back Weaver
then turned on Mrs Minnich and shot
her twice
armed citizcns quickly surrounded
tho hous, aud two deputy sherifs
! broke through the rear door. TheY
I discovered the body OF Weaver under
bed Re had used his last bullet 70
kill himself.
ne condition cf Mr.. and Mrs Min.
niCh Is critical
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
lakes AN0THE R
HARP ATTACK ON
BAlL|NCER
llier's Weekly Says Question OF
Cunningham Claims Was Sub.
mitted to Assistant Secretary
of Interior.
cision Was Given Against Govern.
ment and Great Coal Deposits
Were About To Be Lost.

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 More nel
III be 9ddcd 10 the fire OF the
jallinger controversy by Collier :
eckly for December 4 in which vii,
PEAR an answer TO Secretary Balm
: statement that tho whole record
the case would explain away the
7is charges in connection VITA Tue
- ninghnm coal land claims. IN an
is q sRailnger's assertion that ~
unaware OF the details regarding
Cunnin gham claims. after he ne
- secretary. the following state
i mad,
nstcad OF beng submitted 70 the
. 'ney .ecncrai. >as would have boon
raj m . case OF Such vast import
> tho question tot tire Cunning
claimsl was referred 10 tn" MS
ant secretary ol the interior. Frank
roe, and ON May 10 ar fierer
ed IN favor Cf the Cunulnghah
D an and against III" government This
opinion Is on nlc and follows CLOSELY
No recCmmtnaatiol OF Mr. halliaser
y hcn he spoke be ore the committee
~ he house on March 30. 1905
.j,allingers contention d. t3a' w
Iht turned OYER the CGrninEhAm
sSlims az q certain point 90 Sunurut
rates in the inrerior Department de
str9 no personal rcgpousibili,, ON
lhli point Golfers comments AS To-
ows:
~ Is ono OF TIE most 7atonishirr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
zELAYA'S OFFER
TO QUIT REJECTED
President of Nicaragua Makes Pro-
posal to Provisional Presi-
dent Estrada.

WASHINGTON. Nov 30.~Senor
Castrillo, minister designate 10 the
United states from the provisional
government of Nicaragua received a
cabiegram today from Provisional
President Estrada. stating that he had
received proposals OF surrender from
Senior Calderon, acting for President
Zelaya. The proposal was put up TO
the Estrada army. states the message
and it was turned down.
The cablegram also declares that
the Zelaya army is encircled by rs
tradas forces.
SAN JOSE. Costa RIGA. Nov. 30
\ French warship has been ordered
from Martinique 10 Nicaragua. IL is
reported here. following a complaint
lodged with the French consulgeneral,
OF the ill-treatment of a number CT
Frenchman in Nicaragua. The com
plant was made by Faustno Monteil.
a Frenchman who escaped Nicaragua
and went 10 Costa Rica.
Deputy Controller of the currency
Fowler has received two dispatches
from his cousin. Charles G. Fowler.
secretary of the Nicaragua Develop.
ment Co. who is now at Managua,
which puzzle him greatly because
they contain information as to the
sitution there absolutely at variance
with that received by the state de
partment lie is also entirely at a
loss to understand why his cousin
should have cabled To him unless II
was under the coercion of the Zelaya
government
The first message says: Am al
right Outside Atlantic revolutionary
zone, Americans are given permit,
to travel as usual Know OF no Ameri
cans being in prison for any cause
Foreign miners tell me they are work
ing their mines"
The second dispatch reads: inform
Secretary Knox | have seen files anc
papers relating 10 executions Amerl
cans Groce and Cannon. Have inter
viewed prisoner Couture. Find eXecu
ton was under sentence court MARTA
convened under constitution and cod,
military Nicaragua. All three signed
statements acknowledging participa
tion in revolution. Groce admitted
firing mine in attempt destruction
steamer Diamente. All three asked
for clemency. President refused 10
-i,+tarlarc- stating military necessity
and army demanded execution u
sentence. Pacific literally quiet. Con
eressmen now assembling for regular
session
Charles c. Fowler, who has been N
Nicaragua only few months, Is
secretary OF "A company which hoidS
a concession from the government for
the expectation Of fruit His dispatch
es have been laid before the state
department for it's information.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
DIED.


Blum Henry ! Blum aged - years
husband OF Barbara BuW No. I"rH
brother of Frank. Catherine S,nnTl' :
William and George KUN uh'i - ~
"Wednesday ~ "a. 3d. from h"iS'' 90 .
Ahtotnc-st
CARMICHAEL, NOV. %. 1909 AlDert
beloved husband OF Matiida armlcH
asL aged ~ cars 1871 a'"n,
W Cr"rdon und"rthklpk % I"' >.
o. grand t'lI'r-'Nc. Wy '"ieSi"s go
P IA
HALL NoY. -. lfof az ft-iu'uCe
GjibWav ont harriet, rchct OF th-
late X ~ Hall
kOETNS John at residence 40 VIM
dor. husband Of the late Paulina kor-
faS. aged ~ FUn'TNi from ffStI'l'f
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BIRTHS.


GIRLS
William To pei 49, PUTNAM
William Mck ndrichs 30 congress
August bumbroWskL ,1" TllWdh-
john Lohmauu. - Richmond
Albert Iakpwsk- 800 AleNdnd Inc
AIbin MisufrW sky 1TG Leland
Jametto Pa-qua'l- Gar Hastings
Frank koNalAks -1i tInN'ld
Frank G4zdzloI 800 NleNuuuriu"
Joseph %et.euke H1l JOS tatupdu
Arthur S}nttcmup, Grace hospital.
Joseph Zuzik. t3iN 81 Aubin
Clahcu Hardin Nt3 l.dosrN"lt
Dtrnis McNeiif ass sixteenth
ltcaty LLOYD a3a yfhopdoro
GcosSc Bradle! )tVi Monroe
Charles Floor. t59 Mcbousall
Charles Miller. 200 Nj Elliott
John 'EozluWskt poseu
Fred Furhts. >3- Held
BOYS
Edward Bornlyk. Us Eeal~
John Media. 40 Hendricks
Andrew TtduCCioSa, loo Woodbridge
George Booth. 1913 Fourth
Joseph Bielsky. 29g Garfield
Emil Sledcr. II Benton
Grant Scott, sol Canfeh
Alfred Derey, 1874 Congress
William -l.inahan. SOS TWENTY tuN 4
John Rohek.-6S2 Twenty third
William HOLMAN, IT6 Meldrum
otto KirschStein. 5is Orleans
John sirius. 81 McGrcgor
William Geddes, al Canton.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
WOMAN IS APPOINTED
U. S. CUSTOMS OFFICER
Miss Rhea L. Rogers Is Made Deputy
Surveyor at Utah port.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ga Woman
has been appointed Deputy Surveyor
OF Customs at tn" Custom House a.
Salt Lake City. titan, by Secretary
MacNeaeh
Is this a triumph Of the suffragettes?
has Mr. MacNeaeh become a convert
ia thei" cause?
Miss Rhea l.. Rogers gets the posi-
lion At salary OF $500 per annum. II
j. said a. the Treasury Department
that the duties OF Deputy Surveyor
a. the por, OF Salt Lake are slight.
Miss Rozercs is stenographer also for
the Surveyor Her pay is $500 year
lecause Sic is steno2rapher. She =
fo at as Surveyor when the surveyor
leaves his Office >Ie must leave {
efteH during office hours
u is not stated for, what purpose nc
surveyor takes these temporary alb
eenccs. bat the Treasury officials in
sfst the Surveyor Of the Port has little
10 10 az Salt Lake City and the Den
uty Surveyor less Therefore wn-
man holds the job
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Godfried Hartz. us BaEiey IS years
Nicholas spsuier, Harper hospital.
g. years, sarcoma 80
Bertha storey. 433 Buttcrnit 49,
years. stranSulation
May cole. ~ FairView, - years
cerebral hemorrhage
-4-MesIon. 1898 Theodore. 10
months. meningitis.
James Hcaly. II. Mays hospital "a
years fracture oi skull. &C. cum,
plain. h. years tuberculosis.
Charles y Stringcr, 30 PUTNAM %
yearS. nephritis
Mary Kohonc, Bacon, / month an
acmia
Helen +. scott l11i hudson ] year,
tuhtrcuIosls OF brain.
Marciauna Sajeckt, 81 Leland. ~
Noaf~ sen"ctus.
ifclcn kOZloWSki. 30 81 NHbln'
month. CONCLUSIONS
Anna Radll, 7S3 Alexander. ~ years;
disease Of liver
Charles \ RarkicH 81 81 Aubin, ~
years uremic poisoning
Joe pcutch, 10 Napoleon. u months
tuberculosis. ma
Deita Vernjcr i57 Mcpougail. 6
wears meningitis.
Harold klnger. children re" nos
piiai months, marasmus.
Leo GuthCric Brush and Congress, is
years. crushing injuries.
Antbonl BadacZewska &16 Poplar. :
months marasmus.
John Livingston, F4otsc, Mich %
Years pneumonia.
Anton Pawlowicz liz Thirty NTH So
years s"nilitN
Marearct WolG. ass Orleans -
wears scnility.
Lydia Hayes. 3ia jefferson - years,
Henry Czweda 3la Garfield wears.
senilitN
Henry Blum 7G2 Antoine. years,
CirrhoSis 81 liver
Avery II Phelps 10 Lincoln. a.
years. carcinoma
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Windsor Boys admit scine Arsonis,s.

Windsor Boys admit seine Arsonis,s.
Patrolman Mort Wigle. Of Windsor.
caught two boys in the act OF setting
fire To a shed in an alley near Dou-
eall-avc. Monday night. and the police
declare that the boys have confcss""
20 starting nearly n dozen incend.arv
0res OF the sort The boys gave their
names as Samuel Stewart. No. i33
London-st. and Norman Wclch. Chat
ham-st. The officers followed them in
10 the alley. ana gave chase when they
fed. after firing the shed They were
nnrsued for nearly mile ~.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
MRS ROOSEVELT QUITS.

PLYMOUTH. Mich. Nov. 30.--Mrs.
Cecil Roosevelt. frightened because
she conducted a private hospital N
the outskirts OF his village without 4
township license. is packing up her
belongings 20 move to Detroit. She
says and will never again be conneC =
ed with an institution like the one
she directed in this place.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
PERSON Al.

/, OFF HAIR GOODS SALE --Cluster
pufs way switches. combings made
lir. ouly 81 eircuolNsis, removal NIL
facial blemishes, hair dressings. mas
sage. face or scalp Miss r. l.. Hub
larl 4Or Gas BOG MON lg2l
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

German forestry along scientific
lines has resulted in raising the aver
age yield Of wood per acre from %
cubic feet per acre in 1890 IN more
than az cubic feet at the present time.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
MRS. HUDE TELLS STORY.
Says Husbands Gambling Kept
Family in Poverty.

Mrs Marcel f. HIDE was witness
against her husband in the probate
court. Monday Afternoon, in the pro-
ceedings to have a guardian appoint
ed for him on the ground that he is
la spendthrift
We were so poor J never had any
money" Mrs Hude testified Mr..
Hude would get his money on Satur-
day night and | would not see MIN
until Monday anu then he would say:
Well. Kate. | am all in. gambling ="
Mrs Hude testified that they we've
compelled to sell most OF their furni-
ture and every picture in the house
in order 10 live. She said that mis-
! allowance from the estate went in
the same manner as his wages She
never saw any Of II
Daisy Miller, who runs an employ
ment agency said that she got soy
eral positions for Hudc. and that he
borrowed various small sums Of
money from her once he borrowed
50 from her she said, and paid her
with 4 check for SIS. She gave
hlm $40 in exchange The check
turned ont TO be worthless
Mrs Tude is asking that the Secur-
iy Trust co. he named as guardian
The will provided that Hude was TO
Rave only $500 per year until he is
40 years Of age when he Will get
$4,000
The case will be continued Wedncs
daV
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST i.sdy'- brooch round set IN
pearls and red stones. Monday night
on car. street or Bight Guard aruory.
Liberal reward. 755 Fourteepth- ave
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

things IN the whole record OF the con-
nection between Mr. Ballinger. the
Cunnlnghams and the government or
the United States that at the most
critical stage OF the proceedings when
the government and the people were
apparently about 10 lose the last great
coal deposits on the North American
continent. the secretary OF the interior
should suddenly be overcome by pc
Culiar Geilcacy OF feeling. which pre-
vented him from protecting the peo-
pies rights. I'm March. 1908, when he
left the land office he was not quite
so dclicateN organized, since he he
came the CUnninehams' attorney with
in ten days from the time he left the
employment OF the government. in re-
gard to a matter which had been di-
rectly under his hands while in Office.
and MS e. which he had testified NJ
length before a committee OF congress.
Ballnper went the limit He did
rot even care 10 direct that the ques-
tions of the law should be submitted
20 the encouragement His. FRIEND
ship for The Cunninghams on the ono
hand aud his loyalty to the govern
ment on the other were in painful
conflict He felt himself unable to
decide impartially between them and
he therefore took the only possible
course omen 10 northumberland
his back and shut both eyes Mean
while The coal cases were being lost.
CHICAGO. Nov 30 That he
practical conservation policy" recon.
mendcd N his annual report made
public Yesterday comedies exactly
with the ideas Of President Taft. was
indicated today bS Richard A. Balm
ser. secretary Of the interior who IS
here 30 3tteDd the National Land
show now in progress.
His report. he indicated. he regards
as n nll answer TO his critics and he
also Indicated that his IDEAS Will be
tho only ones recommended 20 con
gress hy the president
Tho principles which advocate
said no. are those which believe are
necessary TO a bread platform Of prac-
tical con orvation Ny recommends.
tione 20 President Tat, are based upon
quarter Of q century ~ life on the
Pacifc slope
n is my answer 10 those who NAY
BE- p,0crd in the attitude Of Critics
'ortTd mo ami to the policies which
have advocated and which will con.
TIME 20 advocate in the conduct i
tho 'ntoiior department so long as
President Taft repOscs confidence In
.lt.,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Detroit United Iuterurbuu Lines.
EIINE AID ANI.INAA lIMIIirDS
iNTERURBAN LINES.

DETROIT United Iuterurbnu Lines.
0S "a. IN. l2.OS y. m. and ises y. IN.
houS TO D. M. 70 oxford. RNches-
ter and Romeo a. IN. and hourly TO
IL y. m
PORT HURON LIMTEDs-7if5 a m
le.4s a. m. ) 40 p. m. 6.45 y IN. Satuy-
days only 1876 p m; sundays only IL
% IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly. Y
a. IN. TO y. m. also y. N. TO Ma rins
CITY To Mt. Clemens, half hourly,
$40 a. M. 10. y ~. and hourly 10 IL
y. m TO Mt. Clemens Via ShoTa Line.
hourly. 6:2S a. IN. TO y-2s D. N, also ! l
.,
TOLEDO INITEDs--s. 20 a. m. Il 20
n. m. Ego and 20 y. m. Locals FOR
Toledo hourly, $50 a. m. 20 $50 y. M.
also $3.50 and II ~ for Monroe.
JACKSON LiNiTl.Ds - IS a. IN.
.j2,45 and As m Locals FOR Jack
son. q. m. and every swo hours 10
-, IN. for Ann Aguor. a ~. anu
hourly 90 II y Ia. Tor Plymouth and
NNortuvlllc. q 30 a. ~ and hourly 10 30
a m also %. on anu IL M. Salins
ears Tor fpsilauu.
FOR Nynnhottc aud Trcutou---S So y.
IN ard hAit -noUilN tp S.3A y. H. hourly
TO li.s5 y. u, sundays. arst car at
7.Os WITH half-houtlX service daily
For RcSnI oak. Hirmineh han sna
pouttae--6,Gu a. m. then halfthourly
uutu u m then hourly 10 ltN p IN
Petra service Srrdays
Tar Inrntngtop, Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake aud rontinc-6 ~ IN. and hourly
until II y ~.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

4 New York woman has patented 4
counterfeit note detector on the pTin-
ciple Of the od-style stereoscOpC. a
frame 70 hold the note passing in
front OF strong ma 2nifying lens.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
So I||jl |||||'i

For CLEVELAND, I'iTTSBukG anu all
points south and eJst Leave DAiLr
iO.45 n. IN. Fave 20 CleVeiand, S2,eftsts.
burg. ti.S5. Berths 81 and Size r. oSaA.
ss50. Weekend Excursions To Cisyos
land every saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BELI-MAIN 1893.
HOME--CITY 1886.

SWEET CIDER co.
Russell and Hlgn-sts.
We deliver Pure Sweet Cider By the
barrcu or iO-gsllon keg Telephone
Main 1866
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
\NANTED. RABBITS
ron >NI.t-E ARMS,

20 ACGI.S short walk from accent car
lirr lust outside ttNs Groom brick
house good barn ~ acres garden.
small fruits Ser peach and apple
trvns s2.-1d handles IL.
OrauEc grove on lake near Indian
river. 500 bearing Urcs. 100 grape
fruit. FAIR hlildtngs fruit VIII pay
1-3 o. ptlcc Sl,ooo
~ room brick i'm half-mle circle.
clear of dcbi for q Two 81 -Four ram
BE- e. s. Rradle 4 McGraw Main
ctet civ cot" 81.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
The.
People SPACES


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Persons whose names appear in
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BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience or patrons,
arrangements have been made with
tie following u receive liner adj
refreshments at the same rate as
charged with tho home Office
EAST SIDE.
Hougb,en-Frcnch Conf Co, 49, Can
flcld-aVc. east.
VT. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
-Grafiot ayes.
y. Brown. 1889 Jefferson-ave.
J. N"Pherson. 2i00 Gratiut-avc.' oppo-
SITE" ear barns
WEST SIDE.
A. & Ennsor. S95 Grand Rtvcr-avc
Turner stanton. los Myrtle.
y. ~. DriscoIi. ii7 Michigan ave
y. W. Willard. 1919 Foft st wosi
w. W. Bush, 5ei Michfgan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

" a NTED-Lathe hands, Pratt
& Whitney and Acme screw
machine and Gisholt operators.
Rapid Motor Vehicle Co.,
Pontiac. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

ych Vv'ptir- 0"r~ riybt -'-s~s
Printing Co.. 3 John Y ~ Tn 1ta2
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

BRICKMASONS WANTED.
Apply on job to Fred Page. Amer
lean Motor Castings Co. Mars
ton Court and Fordycc-st., end
OF Clay car line.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

sNIESNEN WANTED.
SALESMAN WANTED, on commission
or s75 and up per month with OK
pcnSrS as per contract. experience
Unnecessary Premier cigar Co. Gin
cirnuti. OHIO.