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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.


Petersburg, u LyBchburE, 4.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. July i6-Lynchburg
gave miserable support to Sexton this
afternoon and the Petersburg aggrega-
ton won, making It two out OF three
The score was : TO 4. The game was
characterized by unusually long hits by
both teams. Sexton pitched fine bali as
long as he had any support. Vail was
very wild. giving seven passes. Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17
SCOUTS WHO HAVE
BEEN SUCCESSFUL
Mccarthy Secures Nearly All
of Reds Youngsters.
JOHN ]. McCLOsKEY A WONDER

Frank Farrell, Owner of the Yam
KEGS, Is a Liberal Buyer, and
VIII Pay Big Money for Young
Talenf-Arthur Irwin Is the Chief
Scout for the New York Club.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17
NATIONALS ALREADY
HALF THROUGH
PLAYING SEASON
Continued from Page One.

ond. or third base or by the shortstop
in nine-inning game; how many
men a pitcher has ever struck out in
succession; how many men a pitcher has
ever caught mapping In one game; how
many base runners ever were caught
stealing in one game; how many men has
one outhelder thrown out at the plate or
at the other bases in a game, or how
many times a right fielder's throw has
caught a numbering base runner coming
down at first
There is a suspicion in the minds OF the
old-time fans that PARROTS record OF
nine-inning game is a record; that Lar
~" once put himself at the head of his
class by accepting fourteen chances at
second in a regulation contest. and that
the record at short is eighteen perfect
plays in nine innings. But who, indeed,
knows? Great is the need of a Keeper
of the official records,
Who shall say what outfelder holds the
record GOr the greatest number OF put
Harry Bay made twelve outfieid catches
without slip in a twelve-inning Fame
between the Maps and the Red sox in
Boston a few years ago the claim was
set up that a record had been established.
This was publicly true. but what is the
record for nine-inning game?
Twice il has happened in major
league game that one of the first base
men IN the battle did not have put-out,
while in several nine-inning games it has
happened that one OF the first-sackers has
retired as many as twenty-three of the
runners. But the records are woefuIly
wabbly. More need for a Keeper of the
official records.
Fans there are who claim that once in
one game Right Fielder Evans. of the
Cleveland team. threw out three hatters
at first base. Did he? Were there a
keeper of the official records" there
would be no need to inquire
Somewhere. too. the assertion has been
made that in one historic major league
game the catcher took part IN every play
with something like twenty-three put-outs
and four assists. Did he? Had we a
keeper of the official records we would
know.
Also is the story told that Carter. the
old Yale pitcher. with whom several
Cleveland boys were associated in their
college days at New Haven. once struck
out fourteen men In succession in a game
against the New York Giants at the Polo
Grounds What is the major league rec
ord for consecutive strike-outs? No one
can tell.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Fred Brooks. 4IG Grand River
Albert Jouusou, 3b ParkWoDd
Charles Porter Numan's hospital
MdN NOgrl. 23o chamberlain
GUSTAV clans. $3.50 MAY bury.
Frank Miller. JSl Orleans
Charles Gthrken 6S3 kercheval
Edward We!iiaR. 80 Concord
Alfrcd Albright IS Richtou
Archibald Sargent. lsS Adams
Robert Mccullough. llN Harrison.
Louis kanter. 10 Benton.
Fred ltoulo. l1Sg bis.
otto Marmhier. $50 Thirtieth.
Thomas kropiCk. 3s5 Ash
William Nuernberg. l2N2 Mt Elliott.
Thomas Moule. SIS Field
GIRLS
Nelson Wohlgenasru. AS Wesson.
tfrederick bittman. 416 South.
Donald Macdonald SIS Warren
GUSTAV Hartman. 1862 Piquette
Gustaf teruS. SIS thcne.
Ernest Adams. $40 Eighteenth
Robert spur 1896 Beaubien.
Valentine iricser INA Baldwin
John Murb0ch, 4IG Barnard
Rome Tompkins. IS Avery.
Richmond Illl 434 LemaN
George Fischer. 800 Dubois
Myron Glant. lS6 Pine
GerlId Williams, 2ll tishet.
Fred Glun2. l3S Wabash
Joseph prebu. $50 Mitchell.
Benjamin Frumm 2Ig Adelaide
John Raths. 81 Lovett
Joseph Nolan. ~ Butternut
william Mcbride. POO Iahrnsse.
Joseph Euch lS1 Madison
August Fehlan, 1iU Jos Campau.
Henry Faes, l19 Porter.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
DAILY DEATH LIST

Jozefa Anielak. - years. - Kirby
r.. nephritis
p'iai. puerperal septicatmia.
Hans w Yong. months. ,3l Six
to- MN. gastIo eHtrftttS
Joanna stuart - years lo9 rwvr,n.
Mary GIod. % days zoos Military.
George W Glidd,n. 80 years. E4B
SeNcuteeuth. putuuouiu.
Thomas Cotbttt 20 years. 200 Az
bot. tuberculosis
Henry Aneldt. ~ years. -. Beau
tait. pueumonla.
Charles Hose 81 years 3si Division.
seuilitN.
Frank wasik 32 years. Eloisr. MicnF
tuberculosis
Howard Anstsrburg "a DAYS WON
ans hospital. acut. gdstritis
I.ottie Hughes, 10 Years. 81 Mary ;
hospital carbolic poisoning sulcids
Jessie NJ Ausutt. I wear 1899 la
faNttfp. hamilton.
Anna Rangc. SO yeags. go TOWN.
send para Ysls.
Fannie SsEaL months. 30 wa;sof.
pneumonia.
Ellen J. McInernev, Go years. 50
Brooklyn. bronchitis
ANN W Up"p. 30 Wonths. al lii5-
bard pneumonia.
fitt.t a. eco pointer. months loot
Warren W, pulmonary cons estIuu.
GustaN Elehrtaedt b. years. AS i.is-
efnnis hepatic cirrhe,-ls
Peter j. David. 80 wears. Cincinnati.
- inquest pending
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
CUSTER PROGRAM ARRANGED.
President Taft. Senator Smith and
Others to Speak az Monroe.


MONROE. Mich. Aprl 21.-S state
and local Custer monument commit
tees held a Joint meeting mere today
and made definite arrangements for
the unveiling June 4.
Otto Kirchner will be presiding OH
Ger at the unyeiling ceremonies, Sen.
ator William Alden smith VIII be- ora
tor OF the day Addresses viii he
made by President Taft. Gen WHIT
, aker and Gen. b. NJ. Gregg. OF ReaGngl
Pa. Michigan's poet, VIII Carleton
Will read an original poem. Mrs. T. Is
Custer. widow OF Gen. Custer, Will IN
veil the monument Gen. w o. Lee,
OF Port Huhon, commander OF the Gus
ter brigade. will deposit laurel
wreath at the foot OF the monument
while a chorus OF 10 women. gowned
in white will sing The Old Brigade. p"
During the unyeiing The STAR
Spangled Banner" will be sung led
by the band
The monument will be accepted fer
the state by GOV. Warner and for the
city OF Monroe by Mayor Martin The
exercises will close with the singing
" America
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
JEWELRY FRAUD UNEARTHEO
Dummy Packages. Arson and Bank
ruptcy Employed in Scheme

NEW YORK. April y A -neantit
yewelry fraud. with merchants oil many
large cities as the victims, has been
unearthsd, according 10 NJ -. Roth
child. president OF the jewelers. hoard
OF llude. Some estimates Dlacs the
losses AZ $1,000 600
Montgomery, Ala. is said To hav~
been the fountain head of the con
spiraCy. The scheme was tu Duy jew
elry throughout the country and sAip
Il TO Montgomery After thai dummy
packages We're sent from a NJ ntgom'
cry firm 10 other stores controlled ~
H. These were then credit al ~ real
shipments OF yaluabl1 ,ioodg AZ 30
listed The stClrs Vel men 81 ii
IRE. IL is alleged. and the dummy
packages were listed as lost assets by
ire firm In bankruptcy proceedings
Ten men have been arfeeted IN cor
rcCticn with 'Se fle"a3 On4' 'acv.
Ar appeal VS. made direct - Priest
celt IAN hy business nien cOArelne I!
al, through tie president interyen
ton Attorney General NJ cksr>ham
took the matter up and had IN in
curry conducted by government
agents
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
DIED.

RR ADLEY-At her residence, ga
Jane widow of the late Ambrose
Bradley. Funeral Thursday, April
2N from residence at $50 and at 50.
Peter and Paurs cathedral o'clock
%, 1910. at her late
residence. 1896 Macomb-st. Sara IN
Jane Carter, relict OF the late Jane :
= Carter. and only sister OF Mrs.
Nancy Harrison. Of philadelphia.
IA. mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes.
Mrs Lula Harris. Mrs. Susie jackson.
James -. carter and Lewis Carter.
Funeral from above residence Thurs
day afternoon at 1880 and TO Second
baptist church AT > interment at
Elmwood
CARPENTER April % Wilfred Bert
Carpenter, infant son OF Norman J.
and Clara Is. Carpenter Funeral SCI
vices from residence. 1851 Warren.
ave. west. Thursday at 10 a. m m
terment At Romeo. Mich. via fune al
car
CCOlD-April 20 Mary Goold. al or
residence. Ia Fourteenth ave. 3s-
loved wifi" Of Thomas C. Good and
mother of Thomas. George. Wai,et,
Eva and Mrs Mcdonald, and sister
OF Gordon O'Ntil and Mrs. PatucK
Ryan. Funeral Thursday al o'clock
from residence. and at $50 at :
Vincent church
MoGOUGH-April -, Charles j.. agca
20 years. beloved son OF Mr. and AlrF
Frank McGough Funeral from rest
$50 m. 10 - Peter and Paurs
Jesuit church at O.
I.ANGE---April - 1910. Annie. beloved
widow Of the late Henry Range aged
az years Funeral from residence.
go Townscnd-ayc. Thursday. y, M.
and at the German Bcthania church.
corner Fisher and 1T, paul-sts at
2"0 y m.
&c. 1910 at her resi-
deuce. 81 TrumbGll-dNe., Harriet L.
god - gears. wife OF John Mile.
and mQtAer Of Mrs Fred a Bean.
Nutic. of funeral later.
EYAN-Aprii 20. suddenly Patric X
H.! an. at his residence. OBS Four
teeutii- ave, beloved husband of EucH
Ryan. Notice OF funeral later.
WOOD Suddenly Apgil 20, Mrs. EN-
ma. widow of the late T. VI Wood.
mother OF Mrs. q. : Particle and Ar
thur ". Wood. Funeral services
from her home. 1874 Pint-sL. Thurs
uay at y ~. burial private.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
BOND SALE
CITY OF DETROIT.
WAYNE, COUNTY, MICHIGAN,
SI,NO, 600 WAYNE COUNTY
REfUNDING BONDS,
ofnce OF the Board OF County Aud
itors. April 90 1910.

ofnce OF the Board of County Aud
itors. April 20. 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
ceived at this office until 10 O'Clock
m. Central Standard time. May fth.
1910. at which time they VIII DC
opened. for the purchase OF 81; 10000
Wayne County Re-funding bonds. said
bonds are OF the denomination OF $1,000
each, bear interest at the rate OF "a
per cent per annum. payable semi-an,
nually will be dated May LIST. 1910 ana
will mature IN fifteen years. Principal
and interest payable IN lawful money
OF the United states OF America at the
Wayne County Treasurer's office. De
troit. Michigan. or the fiscal agency Of
Wayne County in New York city.
These bonds are issued In pursuance
of a resolution OF the Board OF Super
visors OF Wayne county, ADOPTED Octo-
l92. Public Acts OF 1903. OF the state
OF Michigan.
Said bonds will be issued In coupon
form. Proposals VIII be entertained
for the whole or any POTION on OF ne
issue, but no proposal VIII De eohs'd'
cred for less than par.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
deposit In money or certihed check Tor
three C3Ge) per cent OF the amount OF
the bonds BID for az an must evidence Of
dorsed proposals for the purchase Of
Wayne County Re-fundng Bonds. and
addressed 10 the Board OF county Aud
itors. city OF Detroit. Wayne County.
Michigan.
These bonds are exempt from taxa
tion ia Michigan. Wayne County Las
an assessed Valuation OF S4O5Sl11SS
and a bonded debt OF 100000 besides
This issue. Ifetfoit is the County seat
Further Information regarding this
issue Will be furnished upon request o.
che Board OF Auditors
The right to reject any ana all BIDS
H. expressly reserved
OTTO G. GoESCHEi. Chairman.
Board OF Supervisors. Wayne County.
Michigan.
CHAS. A BUHRER. Chairman.
Board OF Auditors. Wayne County.
Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
a.AR2IAG2 LICENSES

william ~ Forrest o. Mary sna,b-
Jane. bunwooair, A.. Detroit.
'Yfthre l.. ~Hith. 81, l.aWt"u
Daniel GelL -. River Rouge. Alma
tauie. IS, same
=, Percy '.,cy e Thompson. 20 uaue ~
\, ZINES poolrtlc, a. cau.rint
William f. schultz. 20. CoyinV,,t.
N\ Anna Noeh~ie -" Detroit
Josclr, EWSzl.iewsicz "a. Anna Mar
WoWkt l.
ll4ftt4.'t r. SITTER 81 No,, \ San
rraoa J.. S.-inlou. 20 enna Et,ot,.
Irauh Coloslno. 20 Marie Palma.
Michael ErtIa. 40 Julia Becker =.
William Sokol -, Leokddya Szahl,r-
ska. 80
Elwsri sunayser ~ Emma c.,-
t4uatz snh}a =, Frances Jar,sz.
pudl " Brown -. Catherine NJ,
Ieptuc. 90
traat 81 stafford a Boris Van
; ne go
"e;o,se frrsuson . Maudc A
Walter Quinian. 70 cleveland. Il.
Eelen g. ENan. - Detroit
JULIUS nNrnciN lusl.l. "3. Josephine
Palsy nSki -
Asfiet WoDdrun. 49, River Rouge
Mabri bradley. -. Rodney
Daniel NeWntan - Wanda Ma,
uurtte. 20
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
REJECT DEMOCRATS PROPOSAL
Insurgents Refuse invitation of Ser
ator. Rayncr 10 Join Party.

Insurgents Refuse Invitation Of Ser
atoT.Rayncr TO Join Party.
WASHINGTON AG;il - senator
Deliver tRep. Iowa. on behah of he
Insurgents. today declined the invita-
tion OF Senator Rayner, OF Maryland
10 Join the Democratic party
4 have sympalhy with that party
taid.
the Insurgents combined with l.
Democrats Yesterday and forced the
adoption OF uuneruus amendments TO
the administration railroad bill Inc
most important OF these would de-
priye the president at the authority to
organize the cCUrt OF commerce ana
transfer Il 10 the United States Su
preme court.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

Myron T. Herrick. besides being - =
resident OF the largest savings bar
in the state OF Ohio. is laying -
ropes 10 be- United States senator
Then, 100. there are rumors that Pres4'
cent TAFT Is considering herrick as
successor TO Wayne MacVeagh, sectt-
tary of the treasury. Also. he Is
heavily interested in railroads and in
big western water power concerns.
So Myron is one of the nations busiest
citizens today. In his own state they
Gon't think much OF Herrick's candi
dacy for the senate, nor OF his chances
To become secretary OF the treasury.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
TIRES OF DELAY
Rockefeller May incorporate Founda
ton Plan IN Some State.

WASHINGTON. April -. John -.
Rockefeller is tired of waiting for
congress 10 accent his half billion dol
lars as "a gift to the human race.
and /, Is expected here today that ne
VIII take steps immediately to IA.
corporate his foundation under the
laws of some state
Starr Murphy the OH kings at.
torney le, II ht known that Rookie.
f.ller was displeased at the delay and
iack OF enthusiasm with which his
proposition was received Representa-
tives or the proposed foundation
have become convinced that it will
be iInpossihle 10 overcome the OBJ
jections OF Senators Hepburn aad La.
fDllpftp
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDs--
1880 a M. l03S "a. III. and 3:3S p. m
Flint only. 6:3s y. IN. Locals for Flint,
a IN. and every two hours to y. m.
oxford only. IL p. IN. To Romeo a.
m, every two hours TO 10 p. m; IL p. 10.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:45 a. m.
10:45 a. m, 3:45 y. m. Gas y. m; Sat
urdays only. 1915 p. m; sundays only,
il D. IN, Locals for Port Huron hourly.
z a IN. to y. m, also y. IN. to Ma
rine City. TO Mt. Clemens. half hour
~. $3.50 a.. m. to y. m. and hourly to
IL .. m. To Mt. Clemens via Shore
Line. hourly. 6:2s a. IN. TO 9;2s .. m.
also, IL y. IN.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:2O a. M. IL 30
a. m, 2:20 and 500 y. m. Locals for
Toledo. hourly, 80 a. IN. TO 80 y. IN,
also $3.50 and IL y. m. for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMITEDS - 1+5 a. m.
12:45. 3:45 and 6.45 y. III. Locals for
Jackson. Z a. m, and every two hours
10 =. NJ, for Ann Arbor, a. m. and
hourly to IL p. m: for Plym )uth and
NopthVille. $50 a, IN. and HoutIy 70 i'oV
p M: also 3 a. IN. and ii = rn. saline
cars for Ypsilanti.
wynndotte DiyisIon-5.33 A. m ana
half-houriy to 1888 y. m, hourly 10
Pontiac Division--6 a m, hsif-hourly
until D. m then hourly TO II =. M
Birmingham only Il m
Orchard Inke Division d. m ana
hourly until II p
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
HARRY x. ousTIN RETURNS.

ALPENA. Mich. April - (Spc
cial.,-narry H. Gustin, a prominent
attorney and lumberman. returned 10.
day from trip 10 New South Wales.
where his cousin, George Killmastcr
il United states consul He went Tor
his health He Characterizes the stOry
published regarding the reasons for us
departure as untrue.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
So q li:s no, .s!I.

Tor Cleveland. Pittsburg and all
POINTS south and east, leave daily, l0.s5
u m Fare to Cleveland. 81, Pittsburg
lass. lower berth 81 90, upper berth 81.
whole room 81 80. Weekend excur.
slcn TO cleveland every saturday Night.
round trip. 81 80 city offices, Mares
tic BIDS. iS' WOODWARD. .l'< Sriswoia-
ct
For AIpena. MsckinRc and way ports,
Mondays 90 y m and Fridays y-A9
IN
FOR uuffaIo and an points east.
steamer leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at m
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

procapia Cusiamano 80 years, 90
Monroe, gunshOt wound. murder.
James 1. Carleton. Il years. - Gruin
mond. pneumonia
Emma Wood 80 years. l31 PINE
fracture OF skull
Anna kiczynska. co years. ses Farms
worth, pneumonia.
Albert MiHker, - years. $50 no
pellc. nephritis.
william Asam, 10 years, ftl Nei
mont. carcinoma
Edward f. Warren. 20 years. 100 Mul
lett. inquest pending.
Jerome MCSheTeT, 90 years. % JeNcr-
son. heart disease.
Joseph Knox. p years. 2sS Eliot,
carbolic acid poisoning suicide.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
MICHIGAN PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON April 97.-These
pensions have been granted To Michi-
san people: los. X. Blain, SIS; Tay Tor
HanCe. S2i. special act. VIM. r. Hicks,
Si5 Louise Host sl2; VIM, II McCor-
stfA--+t-s -AAtavrrtrs- -
Perry H. f'rtttr ST.. ,toet A PTOCrOf,
s24, special act. WILDER Schott. S27
Alhert Shafer. SIP: helpless child on
Jesse Bowers, sl2. special act. Daniel
w. Broadhead. sl2, VIM j. Burger.
SIS, minor OF Wi.ford Croker. So:
VIM Gibbs. $40, Dewitt Gregory. SIS:
John iiapeman SIS, John l.. Howe.
SIP Elizabeth Malcolm. Sl2. Daniel
Reniff $40 John h Wallace. SIS; Or.
lis Buchanan. Si2. Henry r.. Juben.
Vile, 49, Anna f. Mccarthy. Sl2;
Elizabeth Marckle. Sl2: Noble f..
Petit Sc loretta +. Pierce. ST.:
llliphaiet r DUMMY, So. Jas. Roidy.
sl5. Orlando d. Russell. SIS; Sarah \.
smith. Sl2, Spencer Stevens, SD. Ros-
well Wilcox $50; Chas Moods. alias
Chas. Johnson, sl5 Almon j. Young.
Sl5
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
MOTORS AND AUTOS
Marine Motor Bargain
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made now while you walt.
The Famous shoe Repair Shop. 4S
State-st Cherry sS6-W
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
The. :.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any or
the assincatlons In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
eash In adtancs. No advertisement
inherited for less than Is cents
Persons whose names appear IN
The telephone directories may nave
advertisements charged at ABOVE
rates Call
H0ME-CITY $685. I Z
BELL-MAIN 1898
For the convenience OF patrohs
nrranRements nave been made WIN
the following 10 receive liner au
Nertisements At, the same fate ~
charged with the home ofnce.
EAST SIDE.
h"usshten-Frrnch Coal Co.. NO 80
Car held-aye east
MI Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott ma
ttafiotave
v. Drown. No 1859 Jefferson
J, MrPberson. No 240U Gratiot-ave. OPP
posife car harms
WEST SIDE.
a.. Eau~0r. No. S95 Grand River ave
Turner Sinnton. No l6s Myrtlest
y. ". Drtsc0it. No. All Michlgan-ave
=. W. Willard. No. lsl9 Forrest. west.
W. ". Hr"~h. No 59i Michigan-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
INFORMATION RESPONSES.

WA NTED-Three furnished rooms with
bath and gas for light housekeeping,
near Belle Isle. not over si.5O week
Address IL. box go. Detroit Times.
WANTED-By private party. modern
house or cottage, VIII buy on easy
payments Address T.. box ~, Detroit
Times
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
A SNAP

Vt A r. A At At ~
VERY COZG. FINE PLUMBING,
DECORATED. large cellar, must pc
seen to be appreciated. PAN Ell
MENT or viii take good lot. free and
clear balance EASY MONTHLY
must see Us PERSONALLY.
lanes < Edwin y. Nall Co,
OWNERS AND BUILDERS
2. HAMMOND BLDG Phone Nj j2J
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
nI.INrs. orroRrI NLrIEs.

ING E.START.fsHED hardware and
notion store reason fut sellng, pooi
health G. t. l. Sy. 24s Grand RIVER
ave
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
CARPET CLEANING.

A.A.A.-CALL UP Main 1921 or city 1921
Star Carpet Cleaning Co.,
10 do your work; will do Ii any way
you want II done, compressed air or
vacuum or renovating or send for the
wagon TO clean at your home.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
personal.

NOTICE-If any poor girl is In trouble.
needing advice, friendship or help.
write or call on S. c. MARGARE
DUFFY. SOS Fort-st. west. Saliva
ton Army.
OFF HAIR GOODS SALE-Ciuster
pufs. wavy switches. combings made
up. only 81. electrolysis. removal all
facial blemishes hair dressings. mas
sage. face or scalp. Miss X. L. Hub
bard. 407 Gas bldg Main 1927.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

GlRI. for light homework no ,hil-
dreu, nice home. Apply 1876 Cluul-
pianist
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

81 DOWN, 81 WEEKLY-Vacant lots
for building or investment all parts
OF city Write or phone for Plats
MOORE. EOS Telegraph bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

HORSES ana cows removed promptly
Millsnbach Bros Phone West lOS-S95
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

VACANT BARGAINS.
third block 40 feet s $50
first block 30 feet 49,. LOCO
Euclid w second block. 30 feet. 1900
third block. 80 feet. 200
second block. l20 feet. 400
\ Atkinson. third block. 40 feet ... LOO
third corner, 30 feet $40
TaVIor first block 80 feet ........ 1900
CRAWFORD REALTY co,
- McGRAW BLDG.
Main 2S2S city 6O45-%
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

EQUITIES BOUGHT.
Money TO loan on real estate, realty
exchanges a speciality
EBERT. 600 Majestic Bldg.
EAST SIDE One mile from city ua.L
one block from 3-ceut fare cur line
iu excellent location paved street
lu-room frame. bath. furnace. laIn-
dry. gas. electric light back ana
'front.' stairs large hall. suitable Tor
one or two families all iu good .'r-
dltiou. must ~ sold. and We o'tri 10
at the following low figures. S5.-ut.
cash 5000 balance in monthly pay -
mcuts.
In Birmingham An s-ro0m t4nk
allow on lot l13oNitO price SOD. we
Will consider treue for modern
residence iu Detroit 81 300 20 stupt
West Sldc--An excellent s-ro0m
modern house. SR.luu.
PATERSON BROS 4 co.
a. Statr-St rolsmd bldg Main 200.
Buchanan. Near Fourteenth ave.
S-room frame bath gas. collar paved
street H5-ft loot, cement Waiks'
g. 500
ALIEN. WATSON.
Nos HAMMOND BLDG
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
WANTED--FARMs.

W ANTED--F Farm. or sell the best pay
ing up-to-date stock. merchandise 10
Michigan. Charles T. Warren Ban
croft. Mich
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WORKING ON. DEBT CASE.
to Give All His
Tlmc-sltuution SnttsfuctOry.

Attorncy-Gcncr to Give All His
Timc-sltuution Satisfactory.
For at least the time intervening
between the present aud April 1G, the
limit set for the filing PRESCRIPTIONS
in the state debt case before the Su-
preinc Court, Acknowledgement Will
liams will devote practically his entire
time to this litigation. He regards it
as by far the most important propo-
sition now before him, and for the
next three or four weeks, and per-
haps for some time later, lie expects
to give 1t his undivided attention. In
the meantime, his assistant, Mr.. Bibb,
will attend to the details. OF the office
work. This latter is now a serious
item, in view OF the many demands
for interpretations Of laws recently
passed by the General Assembly,
Judge Williams is still unwilling to
talk about the situation, deemlng 1t
.unwise to put the opposing State on
notice as to the future course OF yir-
GINA. The Acknowledgement appears,
however, to be not at all disp1eased
with the outlook for the future Of this
suit.