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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
DENIES LIVE OAK STORY.
George Ruez. Enthusiastic, Says Out
siders Didn't Seek Control.

SiderS Oidnt seek SonTOis
For more than year George +,
Rucz. the well-known Ishpemins
broker, has been enthusiastic over the
outlook for the Live oak copper prop
,rty In the Globe. Aria district The
fore part Of the week he returned
from RiSbcc. Ariz., where he attended
the first annual meeting OF the Live
oak Development company. more en-
thusiastic than ever. says the lshpem-
ing Record.
The meeting continued during two
days. Extended written and oral re-
ports were rendered. drill cores were
exhibited and much detailed Informal
ton was given Mr.. Rucz says that
familiar as ne supposed he was with
the work done and results obtained To
date, ne was aEreeably surprised to
find that much more has been ac-
complshed in dcvclupins the property
than he had understood or expected.
A., declares that the property con-
taius at least eight or ten million tons
~ proved mp ,ommcrcig; ore. that
Surprisingly large amount of develop
ment work has been accomplished at
very reasonable expense and that am
pie funds Will bc forthcoming for de-
Nelopmcnt and mill erection and gen
eral equipment purposes
Mr. Rucz emphatically denies the
published reports that tho Miami or
other outside interests were trying
tu dominate the recent annual meet
ing with view 10 obtaining control
Of the property. He admits. how
ever. that some OF the so-callcd min
ority stockholders wanted and obtain
ed representation on the board of III !
reCtors There We're five members of
the old board, which was controlled /
by Messrs n. \. Smith of Bisbee and |
Messrs. H. b. Hovland and ID. l.. Fair |
child of Duluth At the recent an
nual meeting the membership of the /
board was enlarged from five To nine |
The members. besides Messrs. Smith, /
Rowland and Fairchild, are: George r. |
Piper OF Minneapolis. of piper. Case |
and Johnson. members of the Boston 4
stock Exchange. III. "A. Fathers, !
cashier of the Riggs National Bank.
Washington. d. c.; J. Dudley Clark
Of Wainwright 4 Co. Boston, Mass;
s r. Kaufman. Marquette Mich.
George J. Mas, Negaunec, Mich. and
oliver r. Nelson, Chicago.
According 10 recent reports from
Duluth, the Live oak Development
company will be reorganized into a
mining company either the latter part
OF this year or early in 1911
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Gay and Sturgis furnish the follow.
Ing New York quotations.:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27

The National Mining has applied
for "a reccivership and II now looks
as II they would make a determined
effort 10 raise the money necessary
To- financ" the property.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
cAvE-lN AT HoMEsTAKE.

Lead, S. D.. Sept 27.-The Home
stake mine cavcd I'm early Sunday
morning from the 2OO-foot level 60
surface. Buildings I'm the center of
the city are being vacated. The firing
of a blast started the cave-in, max
ing a hole in the heart of the city
fifteen by forty feet The Bertolero
boarding house Is hanging over the
edge of the crevice, while the Camp
bell Houses backsteps lead into ii. The
Homestake has hundreds of miles of
tunnels under the city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
DEATH RATE is HEAVY.
Tuberculosis Claimed 81,72o Victims
in U. s. LAST Year

Washington, Sept. 26-While the
total number, S1,72O, of deaths from
tuberculosis i'm 1909 was greater than
for any preceding year and exceeded
by 343l the number 1888, complied
for 1908, the death rate. in the Census
Bureaus death registration states and
1908 to 1915 per 100000 estimated
population in 1909. as reported In the
in the forthcoming Census Bureau
bulletin on mortality statistics pre-
pared by Dr. Greasy l.. Wilbur. chief
statisticlan for vital statistics. and
submitted To Director Durand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27

Miami Copper is expected 10 enter
the ranks of shippers on January LIST.
The underground work is practically
completed. Shipments at the rate of
LOCO to 1900 tons day win be made
nj the beginning
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
Paine, Weber & Co.'S Gossip

\ despatch from bingham says
"The Utah Copper company has shut
down it's sulphite mine at bingham,
which was acquired through the Rus-
ton Consolidated merger. This sui
phide mine has been shipping about
200 tons OF ore per day To- the Gar
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
STOCKS

30. ton-The political uncertainty
caused by the state convention in New
York today made a duh and erratic
market. In the local list only a few
stocks were traded i'm and for the most
part prices We're easier. \ few stop or
dcrs were caught in Lake and price
ran off easily North Butte and In
diana were unchanged. Giroux was
stronger and I'm good demand while
Greene Cananea was freely offered
with little stock wanted We still adj
wise the bull side and think holders OF
long stock will be rewarded by a sharp
upturn before election.--Foster of
Paine, Webber & Co
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sept. &. 2. 10, Is, 90, %. p.
COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY.
nIMInENn MO- oz

At a meeting Of the Board OF Direct
ors held this day "A quarterly dividend
Of s1.OO per share. being Dividend No.
-. was declared. payable on Saturday
October LIST, 1910, to Stockholders OF
record az the close of business on Sep
TENDER 9Th 1910.
The transfer books of the Company
will close AT the close Of business on
Tuesday. September 9Th. and viii he
re -opened on Wednesday, September
18th. 1910.
FREDERIC sTANwOOD,
Treasurer.
Boston, August 31st, 1910
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27

I amount of buying would put prices
considerable higher. We prefer keep
ing on the long side ut present
Lake broke from 1914 TO sax on
selling by prominent houses. North
Butte sold OF To 25h from 20 Indiana
sales were made at Ia and Algomah
closed weak at TO- Curbs were quiet.
/ Bohemia Az Cactus lie, Chief
Us.
Regular dividend declared ON An
aconda.
CRANKY ITO. Range 20. Greene Can.
so, Nevada Con. 20. North Butte 765.
Parrot 60, h. n H. 100, Algomah 75.
Giroux 645. Royale 2S5. Indiana 775.
Lake 1905. Miami 1926. Superior 20.
Smclters l,07S, Arcadian 2lO. Butte
Coaln. $50, Nipissing 80, Mohawk 10.
:. Il II. l35.-Gay a Stursis.
New York. Sept. Electrolytic
Copper is To be had at l2Ia cents n
pound. hut the supply is limited at
that price and any fresh enquiries on
tho part OF buyers would quickly
clean up the cheap copper. Monday
morning brought somewhat better !
buying tone to the market. one agen-
~. which is getting 1925 cents for Elcc-
trolytic. 80 days, reports a better in /
quiry than for two weeks past.-News I
Bureau.
Boston. Sept. 27.-The News Bureau |
says: We hear that considerable /
block of Amalgamated taken over some
time ago has all been sold. the last of
It going out yesterday and that Anal
gamated decks are now ear"-Gay
n Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-27

Boston, Mass, Sept. 27.-Today.s
markets was excessively dull again
and the general list receded somewhat
from its good rally of yesterday. At
the same time the tone was good and
a further advance is likely after to-
days New York state convention.
Locally prices were heavy and mar
ket dragged painfully over estimates
of various copper property valuations
by promoters and interested parties
and acute resultant disappointment
has more to do with current condi-
lions than exterior influences which
are bending toward improvement
|. j. Sturgis.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
PARENTS SPURN CHORUS
GIRL WIFE OF RICH MAN
Walter Phelps Dodge, Millionaire Club
man, Consequently VIII Return
To Europe To Live.

NEW YORK. March l6.-Because
MS exclusive family refused TO receive
his chorus girl bride as their social
equal Walter Phelps Dodge, million
alre clubman and attorney, who mar
ried Helen Steck. daughter OF K. NJ.
Steck, Pennsylvania coal man. In Lon
don. Jan 3. will become an expatriate
and shake forever the dust OF America
from his feet
Dodge, who is connected with the
stokes and Phelps families, came TO
New York secretly a week ago and
viii sail back Saturday. He came tn
America To see If his family would rc-
{ Give his wife.
Dodge les going back TO his $4,000
estate at Maidenhead, England, taking
his wife, her mother and sister. Mrs.
Edna Croxton.
Mrs. Dodge Is only Is, just the age
Of Dodge's eldest daughter. II Is UNI
derstood Richard E.kins, son OF the
West Virginia senator. Is soon TO be
announced as engaged to Mrs. Crox-
ton.
Dodge has been married twice be-
fore, having been divorced once. while
MS second wife died. He is practicing
law in London.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
CITY PLANS TO COLLECT RENT
FOR SIDEWALK PRIVILEGES
Space. Used For Showcases and Area
ways Should Produce 100000
Revenue Yearly It's Estimated.

Business firms and others who use
portions OF the sidewalk space for
show cases, areaways and similar
private privileges which take a por-
ton or the public street. will have to
pay rental to the city hereafter II
the report OF the committee on streets
OF the council, presented Tuesday
night. passes when turned into ordi-
nance form.
This report recommends that an
ordinance be drawn up, following the
model OF the New York ordinance, by
which a rental OF four per cent OF the
assessed valuation OF the space occu-
pied must be paid TO the city for the
use OF such space. The assessed
OF the adjoining property, per square
foot
IL is estimated that such an ordi
nance will bring in revenue OF $780,
900 a year TO the city.
The streets committee report in
favor of confirming the department OF
public works contracts for asphalt
was also adopted. II was accompan-
led by long report in which the COM
mittee rendered an opinion favorable
To the use OF Obispo asphalt and re-
questing that 500 tons of that mater
ial be purchased for the city's use
this year in addition TO the other
asphalts.
The conclusion reached by the de-
partment In selecting Trinidad. which
is only Sc per cent pure bitumen. as
against Obispo, which is 100 per cent
pure bitumen, Is beyond the compre-
hension OF your committee" states
the report.
Resolutions eulogizing the late
Charles j. George were introduced In
the council by Aid. Allan and the
council adjourned in Difference 10 his
memory.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
H|NCHMAN QUITS
LIGHTING BOARD
His Firms Right To Do Work for
D. P. w. Is Questioned and Resig-
nation Follows.

Theodore l.. Hinchman. Jr, has
rendered his resignation as member oil
the public lighting commission -
Mayor Breitmeyer.
The latter has taken no action as yet
ana will not reach a decision as TO
whether he will accept the resignation
until his return to the city next week.
Commissioner Hinchman has served
five years on the lighting commission.
and Inc Of succession TO the presi-
dency 10 which he will be elected
next month If he remain on the com
mission.
Other members of that commission
are very reluctant TO have him leave
the city service. as he has passed
upon most of the technical matters
coming before the body and his work
has been as valuable as would have
been that of high-priced expert.
The resignation is said to be due 10
the action of Controller Doremus IN
referring to the corporation council
the contract made with the firm OF
Smith. Hinchman and Crylls by the
department OF public works as con
sulting engineers I'm the construction
OF the sewage pumping station at the
work has been done by the engineer
ing firm. OF which Lighting Commits
sioner Hinchman is a member on the
plans for the station. but the voucher
for this work is held up pending Coz
poration Counsel Hally's opinion as to
whether member of city commits
sion can hold another employment
with difference department.
al
him for several days. but has not been
able to prepare a formal opinion, ow-
ing 10 the fact that he has been en-
gagged with street opening cases.
I'VE merely referred the matter ~
the corporation counsel and will take
no action until We hear from him"
stated Deputy Controller Nagel We'd
nesday.
Smith, Hinchman e. Bryles are the
engineers employed by the board OF
education on its buildings.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
NO AGREEMENT REACHED
ON RAILROAD LITIGATION
State Board Of Auditors Holds Three
Hour Sesson-Gov. Warner Ap-
proves Proposed Settlement.

LANSING, Mich, March l6.-After
a three-hour session last night. the
state board of auditors failed to reach
an agreement on the proposed settle
ment of the states $4,000. 900 back tax
suit against the Michigan Central
Railroad Co. and the company's suit
for several million against the state.
Otto kirchner. of Detroit. who is
assisting the state In the s'llt, gave q
review Of the case at Tuesday nights
session. Resides the board of au-
ditors. which includes Attorney-Gen-
eral Bird. Secretary of State Martin
dale and Land Commissioners Russell,
there were present at the meeting
State treasurer Sleeper, Governor
Warm, Audltor-General Fuller and
others. The meeting was private. The
question will be taken up again We'd
nesday I'm hopes that. some decision
MAY be reached.
The basis proposed for a settlement
IS the payment by the company OF
$4,000 to the state. Atty.-Gen. Bird
favors the settlement. but Secretary
Martirdale and Mr. Russell are OPP
posed 10 such action. The secretary
of state has this TO say about IL:
THE legislature In special session
10 years ago directed that suit be
commenced by the state TO collect
these back taxes. AS | construe that
act IL means exactly as ii reads, and
that Is sue. II does not give the at
torney.general or anyone else author
ity TO settle. Only the legislature can
authorize a settlement OF the states
claim"
Gov. Warner approves the proposed
plan OF settlement. and so does Kirch-
ner and Thomas +. Barkworth. There
has not been the best of feeling be-
tween the encouragement on one
side and the secretary of state on the
other since they got into a dispute
over issuing deeds to property owners
at the ST. Clair Flats.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Bruno Moch 1873 Superior.
George Markee. 3sS Lincoln.
William Wilson. SAG Macomb.
Joseph Lavandusky, BAG Buchanan
Louis w. Klei, 342 Linden.
August Schiller. Baldwin ave
William Schuer. 9s5 Cadillac.
Adolph Cottrell ASP Parker
william Paterson. $50 Buchanan
James st. Alpole. us Fifteenth
BOYS
John Lutz. 65l Twenty-third
Henry Arndt, $50 Eighteenth.
Ernest Stocker, TAI Berlin.
Noah BeNley, 236 Macomb
Lucian Jersey, 455 Concord
August Schneider. 46s St Aubin.
Edward Alter. Alb Alfred
William Ross. f53 Ash.
Burton Il. Keller, 33l Hilger
Ernest Alexander Leonard. 649 Clin-
ton.
Edward Churcott. $40 Montcalm.
Bert Miller, "a Longworth.
David Crowell S66 Second
Lambert Martin, 6l2 Antietam
William A. Henderson. 365 Woodward
Alador Rotz. IS Shipherd.
James Teller, 1866 East Grand Blvd
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
eoys WITH CHECKS NABBED.

MONROE, Mich, March l6.-WII-
liam Mort, OF Ohio. and Austin Morcc.
of Chicago, each about 90 years old.
presented a check for Ns20.50 purport-
ing to be signed by David Stewart. a
nrominent farmer OF Frenchtown. az
three places in this city. intending TO
cash the same. One OF the three me-
chants notified Turnkey Sronenewett.
Later the boys were seen coming from
the Chamber of Commerce building
and the deputy gathered them in and
locked them up on suspicion The frag-
ments of the alleged check were found
in an alley near the Chamber OF Com
merce where they had been torn up.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
BOY STILL UNDECIDED.
YOUNG Hull Can't Choose Between
Father and Mother.

Walter and Derucia Hull. principals
I'm a sensational divorce case In Judge
Rohnert's court last week. were IN
court again Wednesday with their
young son, whose custody is causing
the judge much concern. Both parents
want the boy, and the latter seems to
favor his father, with whom he has
resided for two years. He also has
great regard for his mother, but says
he does not want TO return TO Califor-
MIA with her, as there are too many
fleas there
The boy was allowed TO go with his
father, and 10 remain with him until
Sunday. He has been with his mother
for a few days.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
DIED.

BE1.z-March 10, Ralond. youngest son
~ Gottlob and Pauline Belz. age
Gratiot-ave., Thursday at p. m
DAVIS March 10. Lena. aged 30 years,
beloved wife of George Davis and
beloved daughter OF Michael and Alb
bic Dederbach (nee Cramer). and sis
ter OF Louis, Joseph. Anthony, Rich
ard and Edgar Dedenbach. Funeral
from residence. 699 Morrell-st..
Thursday, March H. at 8, 10 St Glenn
m. by funeral car.
TIERO-March Is. John Gillespie Dom
AID beloved son OF Arthur r. and
Ethel Malcolm Fiero. Funeral from
Thursday at 2 o'clock
KRAUSE-March II, Rudolph. beloved
husband of Ernestina Krause, and
f Krause. Anna I Aibpecht. "P Emil KraS S
and Emma Jcup; age II years: Flu
neral from residence. 31s Antietam-
st, Thursday. 80 standard, o'clock
AT st. Paurs church.
McCARTHY--March Il. 1910. Richard.
beloved father OF Sisters Mccarthy
and ST. Joseph. at Hotel pieu, Wind
sor, James and William Not Detroit.
neral from residence, Talbot-st
Maidstone Thursday, 9:i5 a. m. at
st. Mary's church, Maidstone. 10 a.
m. eastern standard time.
JACK--March 10 at Jackson. Mich,
George T. Jack. aged 81 years. Fu-
neral services at Masonic temple
Thursday. At y. m. under auspices
~ Detroit Commandery No I, X. r.
EUPLEY March 10. at residence of hts
dauRhter. Mrs. Arthur Boismer. So
Illinois st. Timothy. aged 80 years
beloved father of John. Martin and
Mary Ripley. Mrs. Arthur Boismer
and Mrs Henry Grasser. Notice OF
funeral later
THIERRY-March ~. ut her home. 252
Antictam-st.. Amelia aged 81 years,
beloved wife OF Louis Thierry. Flu
neral Thursday at y. IN.
WALLtS-Mrs. Susie. for many years
companion and friend to Mrs. smith
PicrsOn. Tuesday morning at resi-
dence OF Harry l. Picrson. SIS Mats
ton-ct Funeral Thursday, March Ia.
az 2 y. IN. lnterment at Birmlng-
ham, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
MAYOR SUSPENOS
CHIEF OF POLICE
Battle Greek Officer Refused To Eject
Alderman From Council Chamber
Trouble Is Expected.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March 16.
-(Special.-Mayor Bailey today sus-
pended Chief Of Police w. II. Warning
ton for his refusal TO eject Alderman
F. H. Starkey from the council cham
Der Monday evening.
Starkey's parliamentary tactics had
angered the mayor Harrington was
suspended for ten days. but the city
council and police commission de-
nounce the suspension and trouble will
follow.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
Wins MayoraIty on Hoe Issue.

Fort DEPOSIT. Nd. March To-
Nv declaring that he was in favor CT
slow ing residents to keep hogs within
the corporate limits OF the town, David
n. Armstrong wss elected mayor Cor
the fourth time.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
RIVER GIVES UP VICTIM.
VIM. Ortmann, Blind, Disappeared
From Home on Christmas Eve.

WIT. OItWdOnt DlInus OlSdppSd'C GU
From Home on Christmas Eve.
SAGINAW. Mich. March 16.-(Spc-
ciai. THE mysteriousd isappearancc
of VIM. Ortmann. 20. blind, and who
was last seen Christmas ever In com
pany with n yelled woman. was clear
ed up Wednesday morning by the f1nd-
ing of the body lodged in the Ice in
the Saginaw river.
That the body Is that OF Ortmann.
was fully established at noon today
when the papersf ound In his pockets
were examined by Coroner Richter.
All the money Ortman was known TO
have was foun don him, showing he
was not foully dealt it'll, az had been
reported. The story was that a mys-
terious woman had taken him from
HIS brothers. dressed him and then
threw him into the river.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
(, The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification I'm these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash I'm advance No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
PERSONS whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1855.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
For the convenience or patrons.
arrangements have been made with
Tue Iollowing 70 receive liner adj
Nertisements at the same rate az
snarsed with the home office:
EAST SIDE,
heuS hten-French Coal Co, <3z Can
neld-ave. east
Ms: Elliott Pharwscy. Mt Elliott and
Sratiot-aves.
r. Brown, 1859 Jefferson ave.
% mcrhereon, 2400 Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST sIDEs
A. G. Eans0r, S96 Grand River-avA
Turner Stanton, 1SS Myrtis-st.
y. u. Ortscoll. All Michigan-ave.
-. w. Willard. 1919 Forrest. west
w. w. brush. 694 Michigan-ava-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
DAILY DEATH LIST.


Michael Druminski. so years. II @.
A. r.; cirrhoss OF liver.
Elenor s. Hildebrand. / year, sc Clip
pert; pneumonia
Adolf A; Topel. 23 years, IL Bushy;
tuberculosis.
Eva Czatkowska 2 years 1O1 An
nexation; bronchitis.
Edmund Klunkowski. 8 months, 403
Poplar. malnutrition.
Angelin Kukla. l month, Is Twenty
ninth; marasmus.
George c. Tanner. 20 years. Grace
hospital; nephritis.
Albert Collins. IS years. Trenton.
Mich; tuberculosis
Saturnin Jasnowski. CT years. 2ee
Clark; endocarditis.
Charles J. Van Antwerp, 10 months,
els Sheridan; pneumonia.
Myron II Raupp months. Ecorse.
Mich; Inflammation OF brain.
Norman j. Burchel, ! month, 705 Rio
pelle, pneumonia.
William T. Badger, 81 years, AZ Syca-
more; senility.
George Balennas, l year, 6SS Harper;
pneumonia.
Caroline Jordan. SO years. 22s Ma
comb; pneumonia.
Matilda NJ. Barbara Kuch, 30 years.
1l73 Fourteenth; nephritis.
Eva Cohen, 20 years, Gratiot and
Hastings: inquest pending.
Anna T. Gronwald. SO years. 1857 Col
Inns; paralysis.
George Moses, 60 years. $50 Frank
lin; ruptured heart.
Irene NJ Moravit. II years. ss4 Mitch
Roy Kulaschewski 8 months, $50
Collins; commissions.
Jane Tweeney, SO years, 3s7 Fiji
teenth; pneumonia.
John Morix. 90 years, ST. Mary's hos
pital: inquest pending.
Gertrude l.. Dupon. years. 1853 Fair
view; pneumonia.
Vera f. Smith. s months, IS New
berry: whooping cough.
Emeil Bolchi years. $40 Watson;
meningitis.
Henrietta Fouchey. "a years. 460
Crane; intestinal obstruction.
Clara Stubbleheld 10 years, ST.
Mary's hospital; meningitis.
Walter Moross, a. years. 2s7 Four
teenth. tuberculosis
Freno Zesillo, years, 1876 Larned e. :
pneumonia.
Josephine Livernois. go years; her
MIA.
Joseph IT, Flynn. S5 years. Reno.
New; tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Bryan. rs. Llgonier. Ind
Ruby Tombleson, 10. same.
Ernest q. Liebold. 26; Clara A. Reich.
Ford Chichester. %; Josie Lind, "a
Joseph II. Groome 22. Detroit: Bes-
sic Nj. Gates. Is. Pontiac.
William Leblanc. q. Ecorse; Lillian
Sanborn, 10, same.
Stanley Sobolewsky. "a, Belleville;
Rhea Plague, 22, same
30,
Silas Evans. 4G. Lima o.; Emma Han
son. 4S. same.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
Huston Won AQain.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 16.-Si
Huston again defeated Harry Postal
in the 1872 state championship billiard
contest, running $50 in the second
block to 1872 for Postal. Huston 8
high run was 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
Auto Runs Down Woman.

Miss Elizabeth Lau, rs years old
of No. l0S Delaware-ave.. was run
down, Wednesday morning. by an
auto driven by o. f.. Allan. Fourth
and Holden-aves.. as she was waiting
for a street car at Delaware and
She escaped seri-
Gus injuries, and Mr.. Anan took her
10 her home in his automobile.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16

Job Printing done r-gh; r,me.
1925. or City $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-16

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, - John R.-st Call Main
149S. or City Ass.