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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7 A. IN.
and every two hours 10 : D. M: sun
days only. IL y. m Through locals. 9
a m and every two hours 20 s p. M.
hourly TO p. m, including limiteds.
hourly 70 II p m. Shore line TO Mt.
Clemens. 6:2s a. m. hourly TO i1:2s p.
FLINT LIMITEDs-s7:ss a. m, o.ss
a m, '12.35 p. m. $50 y. m. s4;35 p.
m Through locals, a. m. every two
hours 10 y. m; oxford only, II .. IN
Flint. Sundays only, II y m. To Romeo.
a m. S a m and every two hours to
10 u IN II p. NJ.
JACKSON LtMtTEDS-s:15 a. m and
every two hours 20 6;l5 p. m. Through
locals n m. and every two hours TO
o u m: Ann Arhor only. IN. 80 p.
m D M. 10 p. m, II m Worthwhile
ouiv Gao q m. hourly to 5 80 p. m.
: 80 p; m p ? m IL p m Saline cars
TOLEDO LTMTTEDS-7.2o \. m. and
every two hours 60 $50 p m saturday
and Sunday. 90 p. m Through Locals.
E 30 n m and hourly 90 $50 p. m:
Monroe only. 9s3o p m. 4 p m.
NVYANDOTTE DIV II a m. half
hourly 10 S:33 D. m. hourly 20 1883
PONTTAC Div.--s y. m. 20 90 40 min.
service 10 $40 IN, hourly 20 1850
~, Il n m. birmingham only. II m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIN.--6 a. M hour
~ TO IL p. m.
.Tbese care run 'hrourh 20 sasinaw
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DAILY DEATH list.

Edward rrotman. 577 Milwaukee east
SO years. liberation of stomach.
Morris Levine POS Napoleon. years;
crushing injuries accidental
John - Gosdin 3Sj Fort. 90 years ;
paresis.
Eshlyn Stolz Cos Thirty-frst years
scarlet fever.
raul Thomas IA jefferson. months,
pneumonia.
lrine Kosalsky. 49, Superior, 4
months: marasmus
Stanlslaus Matlenga. 2Os Superior, %
yejrs; emJolusim cerebras.
Anthony KizhCr. IS Peterson, 81
years; cirrhosis OF liver
James clifford. Solvay hospital. AZ
years. mitral reorganization.
MaEuel l. Hanstn, ! month. IS Du-
monitor, foramen oVale.
sophia Goschcnhofer. 200 Fort, -
Years gastritis
August r.. Fehling. st. Marys hos
pital - years, nCphrltis
William piper, 90 Bccon, 80 years:
bronchial asthma.
NaleTia Gala. 5i4 Garfield, 20 years.
phthisis.
Anna WiNmewski. 6Sl Hancock. 81
years. sCailltS.
clifford Rottach, 1915 Crane, 5
months; marGsmus.
Henry g. FIuck. Hot Springs. AS
years. didbrtiC coma.
Edward Gradyzcwski 277 Plumer, l
year. bronchitis.
Lillian BOsk Ninewood General hos
pitaI - years. obstruction Of bowels.
Ruth Mitchell. 3l1 Stanley, - years
cerebral meningitis.
Augusta Lang. Tuberculosis hospital
30 years. tuberculosis.
Bella Sills Eloise, Mich, 81 years
acute gastritis.
Albert B2umbaCh. ST Mary's hospital
q years, brain lumor.
Harold Schapkh. 434 Roosevelt,
month, s@pticdemia from scalp wound
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ordinance No. 2O7.
AN ORDINANCE to amend section
of Chapter 80 Of the Compiled Ordi-
nauces Of tho city of Detroit, ap-
proved June 2Sth. 1910.
AZ is hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit
Section / That Section Of Chap
ter 5S Of the complied ordinances OF
the CITY OF Detroit, approved June
18th, 1910. be and the same Is hereby
amended 80 as 20 read AS follows
See .. In all cases except those
mentioned. walks shall be Of uni
form width Of feet. except sidewalks
hereafter laid constructed or repaired
on the north side Of Porter street, op-
p0site stanton park on the north anu
south sides or Kos" street, opposite
MHcomb park on the north side OF Al
hertus place. between DeQuindre street
and ST AuOtn avenue, on the north
side 81 osborn place, between Rivard
and Hastings streets. on the north
side Of GuOin street, between Walker
street and MCDougall avenue, on the
east and west sides 81 Jefferson court.
between Jefferson avenue and Fort
street teXtsnd. dD, on the east side OF
Springwells avenue. between W est
Jefferson avenue and South street, on
the north and south sides OF Graham
street. between Caroline street and
Wabash railroad. on the east and west
sides OF Gilman avenue. between Fort
street ard Lexington avenue; the hrst
street north % Marston avenue, be-
tween ST Aubtn avenue ana FordNCe
avenue. and on the north slide Of Win
ter street. between Dequindre street
anil 81 Auhln avenue. where same shall
he Of uniform width OF three feet, and
also on the east and west sides OF
Ford avenue, between West Jefferson
avenue and the NJ G. Il r. also on the
cast and west stdes Of T.ancrty Place
from Howard street 20 the VI G X II
rigEt-o Of way and also on the east and
west sides Of West End avenue. south
~ West Jefferson, shall be OF uniform
width Of four feet. aud on the west
side OF Springwells avenue. between
Fort street and Wabash railroad whore
spme shall be OF uniform width Of
five feet
Sec . This Ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
ApproVc1 sept 81 1910
PHILIP RREtTMENEB.
Attest Mayor
CHARLES \ NICHOLS, $500
city Clerk
lOnIrial nnnera lLlna so cnnvl
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nrhinnnrr SD. zoo.

AN ORDINANCE TO amend Section l
tmJ OF an ordinance entitled An or
dinance TO amend Sections !a), l
90. l tcl, 'd). te) ! -, ! go
th). / D. ! 90. l *. / ID, tm).
! en-, co., 'pl, ca. l trl, ! lsI
/ Ct. aud 1 tu) OF Chapter l4a OF the
Compiled ordinances of the CITY OF
Detroit for the year 1904. and also by
adding new sections thereto to be
known as Sections / tv) and (w),'
approved June 9TH, 1910
1t Is hereby ordained hy the people
Of the CITY or Detroit.
Section l. That Section (m) Of an
ordinance entitled An ordinance 70
amend Sections l ca. co, ] Co, l
ID. Ce). / %. 90, thj, uD,
-. l tk, 1 CD, / (m), tn), to).
,p), Co. RI, j go, 90, ana ! ~
II Chapter 14j OF the Compiled Ordl-
RANGES OF the city Of Detroit for the
y ear 1904 and also by adding new see
IONS thereto to be known as sections
tvl and W.. approved June q.
amended so as 10 read as follows
Section (m). The Fire Limits Of
The city OF Detroit shall also include
all that section OF the city described
Commencing at point upon the cen :
ter line OF Minnie street where sald
center line tnterseCts the southerly
right -of-way line Of the wabash X n .
thence westerly along said southerly
right-of-way line TO the center line
Of Clark avenue, thence southerly
along the center Ilhe OF tIhTh avenue
10 the center line, extended. OF the
public alley first north OF w. Jercr-
son avenue, thence westerly along the
center lire Of the public alley first
north ~ West Jefferson avenue TO a
point 60 feet distant westerly from the
west lire OF Cary avenue. thence
southerly along a line 60 feet distant
westerly from the westerly line or
cary avenue TO the National Boundary
Line. thence easterly along said Ma
iional Boundary Line 20 the center line
~ Minnie street, extended southerly:
thcrce northerly along the center line
= Minnie street, extended TO the point
4 beginning
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved oct I, 1910
PHILIP BREITMEYER
Mayor
Attest.
CHARLES \ NICHOLS. 19D
city Clerk
-AsrL.Lnl nnnnra nlnngn cnnNl
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the Loard. Eber w. Cottrell, OF the
Fourth. Casper Snitgen, OF the Fifth;
George r. Hutton, OF the Sixth;
Henry W. Komrofsky. OF the Seventh,
and David A. Henderson. OF the
Eighth The "antis" will make uni
ted effort TO secure control of the
board and the Martindalc adherents
VIII pull all the wires available IN
order to retain the advantage they
now hold.
Outside of the circuit judges and
Judge of probate. there is only one
county officer 20 be elected, success.
sor TO Auditor Buhrcr. Mr.. Buhrer
undoubtedly will again be a candl-
date but he will have no "cinch' on
the nomination. Henry A. Dickson Is
likely TO be a candidate.
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MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT, Nov i55,-,Up; Rochester.
Lily, 800; Seneca, $40; Townsend,
40. McGregor, 7:35: Lambert.
FriGk' 1880 P m Monliay' r Thomp;;
barge, IL berry. ia Matthews. i a m
StadaCona, 80. Alaska. 4: North King.
., Lake Michigan. barge, 8, Nyanza 9,
Conemaueh, Myron, Page. Goshawk,
S.l5. Neepewah. Tacoma, 10. stanton,
10 20. snyder. Onoko, 1910, Kopp. II,
Corsica, Bennington, Al. Marshall,
l1.4O
Monday, J \. Donaldson. T2.20 Wal
ter Scranton, l. Michigan, 80, Al
bright 1886, Mariana, li0; Wyan-
dotte, Las, Crescent city l:50.- Bes-
wade. 40 Scott. 4.5O. Spokane. S:l5.
Jim Brown, 9.20 y IN. Monday; Graf :
wick, Castalia, ll:20, Wilson, Samuel
Mitchell. e. Shenango, ! n m, Jupiter,
so. John Barlum, .. Adams. Northern
Light. go; Dickson, $40. Nelson. 4;
Lily Smith and barge, 40, Harvey
and barge, 0danah; . Flagg; 5.l5 TO
riCopa, 1913. Uranus, 40
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Nov. Is
Empress OF Fort William. Meaford.
1880 y m. Monday; Poe, America, 30;
I'm, 23O, Superior, g. Nicholas. 3.SO;
Z.
Morrow. $50 p. m. Monday. Holden.
10, Milbcrt smith, II. CollinEwood
midnight, William Muthor. 12.3o q. m,
Uoughtun. .. KcusinCton. g. verona
Raleigh, .; Robert Holland. Nellie Hoi-
land. lassctj. ManiStifuc, superior
city. T.; Victory. s; Athahasca 10 50.
Down: LanEcll. Moore. Arenac. l p
IN. Monday. Alexis Thompson. Impoco.
g Canadian. $3.50
Yates, p. m. Monday Manitoba Q,
Siuol1. IladdinEton. 800, Van Hlsc
Smla II. huntington 80 "a. m, IA
hara. Hopkins King. $50. Crete. $3.50,
Fitch Maitland. I. Wtckwirc. Jr., 8
John Ncis. 20, Carter. noon.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alfred + Berger, q Martha Schacht.
81
Louis r. Krole. 80. May Macdonald.
80 IN
Jacob Monzo. 81. Margaret Posaa-
mantle. 81
Roscoe ~ Arnold. "a Detroit, Dor
othy ~ Jones, %. Durand. Mich.
Cleve 5. ullrn, 30, Wyandotte; Mary
l. Bolton. 80. same
John Rzcpkl, 20 Deagida Madi. 90
Paul Groth. q, Plymouth. Martha
Haiti. 20. same
Willard g 3urnley. %. Troy. y Y,
katherine VI Rowland. 20, Detroit
Andrew Kanor so, Julia Bielowska,
IS
Vincent sczozniewsk. p. Netty Clio
zicki, 10
Joseph Foster. Jr.. 81. Huron. Can;
Mary Nost. %. Detroit.
DGnicl Couley rs. Greenfield. Della
Tcrncs %. Detroit
George w Downing. a. Sharon. - +,
Mabel Mcleod. 20, saultc Ste Marie.
Can.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend section 3 or
CHAPTER 1853 81 the Compiled Ordi-
nanccs OF the city OF Detroit for
1904
IL is hereby ordained by the people
81 the CITY 81 Detroit
section / That section " Chapter
i5S Of the Compiled ordinances Of tho
CITY OF Detroit for the year 1904 be,
md the same ~ hereby amended so as
10 read as follows
Sec No persons shall blow or
cause to be blown within tho limits Of
The CIV Of Detroit. any steam or COM
dressed air whistles as a signal for
commencing or suspending work or FOR
any other purpose. except as specified
i'm tho 9Th section. 81 this ordinance.
FOR n longer period than i've seconds
provided however. that the use OF
siren whistles is absolutely prohibited
under the provisions Of this ordinance
Soc 2 This ordinance shall take
immediate effect.
Annroved oct rs. 1910.
PHILIP BREtTMEYER.
Attest Mayor
CItARIES \ NICHOLS, Go2)
city Clerk
COnIcial papers please copy)
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KEEN CONTEST IN SIGHT
IN SPRING ELECTIONS
'COnt.aucd FROM rase oue.l

opposition either in the primaries or
election.
Louis C. Wurzer. formerly an as.
sis'uns prosecuting attorney. is men
uohed as probable candidate against
Juuge connolly on the Republican
ticket.
Justice of the Peace Louis OFT is
seriously considering making the run
either Tor associate recorder or for
Oh OF the places on the circuit bench
bu; has not made mp his mind yet. AT.
torhey fhilip McHugh has been urged
by many friends TO try for the record.
ers court against Judge Connolly. hut
ne Is not even receptive candidate
h. says.
Other city officers TO he elected in
the spring are one police Justice and
members of the board OF education
from the First TO the Eighth ward in
elusive. Police Justice Edward JEFF.
rles VIII be a candidate TO succeed
himself on the Democratic ticket
VINO his opponent will be- is a mat
Ter mat cannot be easily fOrecasted.
Former Justice Albert +. Sellers has
announced his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination. but he will have
active opposition. Several younger
men have their eyes ON the place.
Most active among the latter is
Charles G.. Scheibner, an attorney in
the Hammond building. who already
has cards out announcing his candi-
dacy. Mr. Scheibner will have n
strong German following, for he Is
popular among the Communication
and is a director OF the Harmonic so
clety. He As putting up very quiet.
but none the less active campaign and
has received great announcement,
In this connection the name of Ar
thur w. Fitzpatrick. one of the assist
ants on Prosecutor Van Zile's STAFF,
Is prominently mentioned, BY many
Fitzpatrick is regarded as the strong
est candidate OF the three.
While the Martindale and anti-Mar.
tindale factions on the board of adu-
cation are now working In compara-
tive harmony. the feud is likely 10
break cut anew in the spring cam.
paign. or the inspectors from the
eight wards in question only two are
aligned with the "antis" They Arc
Samuel c. Mumford, Of the First
ward, and G. NJ Burton Of the Sec
ond The others are: DR. Charles F
Kuhn. OF the Third ward, president OF
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cMARKETS
PRODUCE.

was rather eNIeCting an advance Ia
Elgin butter this week on account Of
the extreme scarcity Of top grades, but
there is plenty of medium ana low
grade stock In the market, which ~
probably a drag on the extras. lie
Ceipts OF poultry this week have so Tar
been disappo ntinglY light Dealers
were looking for "A heavy movement.
and have not yet given NJ, but the
provemcnt in the general demand tends
10 stiffen the tone OF the market Rc-
ceipts OF Gigs are below the needs OF
the market and prices are quoted firm
with advancing tendencies.
AppIes-75cd 1925 per bu, s25OQ4
per bb!. western apples, $2.25Q276.
BanaDns-Gocd shipping stock. $3.50
0260. according to quality.
BeaBs-Dried Lima. Ga 07c ID.
Ceiery-Home.. grown. Id 3oc doa
CabbaEe-$l so per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes. S1.7502
per box. pears S35OQ4 per box.
Cheese = Michigan mats. lIQl7 Ac;
2sc: imported. do. 2S6i 5Oc per 10
CraDberrIes-Late Howes, S50aS
per Dbl; 1910 per t5, ., ~ -. r,-,.
Dressed Ca;ves-Fancy. 12@l2ho
per 10, cSmm Tan "a lie per 10 iOHa1le
heavy. 9Q10c per 10.
FInnan Haddtes-l0h Gle per Id.
FIEs-Importod new lRc per Id;
Fresh Vegetnbles-Cucum hot
house. 81 25 az 80 doZ; lettuce, hot
house, SN 0c per ID; head lettuce, 81 %
also per dOz. radishes. not house,
Is 6DiSc per doz, parsley goa 25c do2.
green peppers csc per basket; wax
beans, 81 5OGt LIS per bu, green beans
81 60m175 per bu; carrots, soc per bu,
rutu haEasf SOC per bu, parsnips, 500
e5c per bu: beets. SOC per bu, turnips.
Grsper-Ponics Conoords, lie; Ca
Grape FruIt-Florida. s9.75g425 per
case
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, + o. b. Detroit No. timothy,
new, S16416.5O; No ? timothy. $3.50
1850; glover, MIXED. $40 q 10 90; rye
S6C0d7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from SlS9 20, as to quality:
Hides-No / cured, 10c No. 1 green,
Sc. No / cured bulls. &C; No. l green,
&c. No. ! cured kip, 1870, No. 1 green,
&c: No. l cured rnurrain: &c; No, l
] green. l3c per III; horse hides, No 1,
$50 No 2. $3.50; sheepskins. as to
wool 25Q i5c; No hides. ic of; kip
Honey Fancy white isR17c; amber
12tt l4c. extracted. raj SC per 10.
Nuts-Black walnuts. a a &c per 10:
hNileInuAAt . ~ " &C per ~ ne 1SutAA-
backs. AQ4 &c per III
Observation-Disclosures. s75O@s per box;
Messinas. SEQ $50 per box.
Ilres-s1 n .e5 per box.
MushrOoms-15 q soc per box
Onions - 65 n roc ger pu; Spani1
81 rs per crate: picking onions. S2.b00
2 per bu
OrnnRes-Caltfornia Valenclas, S40
$50 per box; Floridas. 50 03.75 boz
rInenppIes-Florida Sc.5o per crate,
81 90 Ter dOz
PeHrs-Common. 81 5Oq2 per bbl.
PotHtoes--Mic higan. car lots. 5000
per bu
POuItry-Springs, 11d11isc; fowls,
1915 n1lc, No. 2, 9ai0C; old roosters,
m1Oc. geese. 12c; ducks. young. 40
l4hc; turkeys. 10 lsc per h. dressed
poultry &c up.
Rnbbits-s2 per dcz
sweet Potatoes - NirRinias, VI per
bu. 81 s5q19 30 per Dbl Jerseys. kiln
dried, 81 asa 40 per crate.
TalIow-No /. 6Ac; No. 2, NC 10.
WoeI-Medium. unwashed, 1642lc.
lne unwashcd. i4d16c per ID.
IOBBING PRICES.
Canned GoodE-Apr.eS gals, t21b;
baked beans, lib. 5VQ soc: Lima beans,
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
@gE ! \ " )
- CIc,rlnnd. PItIsbnrE ana

Eor Cleveland, Ptttsburg and all
Joints south and east, leave daily 10 -
;, M, pare to Cleveland. 81, F1ttsbugg.
!. az. ioWer berths. 81 so. upper berths.
v,boIs room. s260. Weekend ex-
ccnIsion 10 Cleveland every saturday
nIght S250 round trip.
For Alpena, Mackinac and way porte
For buffalo sud the East, every
tuesday Thursday and Saturday az
y. IN
asT Woodward aud IVA Griswold-st.
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AUrOMohILEs. BoATs a ENeINEs.

SITCH- RIGGED AUXILIARY YACHT.
power engine, cory cabin with sleep
ing quarters for 10 persons Full
electric light equipment, dingy with
motor. The yacht Is completely
equipped. Is years old and In first
class shape cost $500 Must be
sold " you want the best and most
servlcea bic pleasure cruising Nacht
on the lakes less than n price. write
troit Mich
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

a
be
use II the I
"A will
come.
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WANTED-You girl for private fam
lily or two. good home Call after
moons between ! and or phone az
ternoons City 5673 or Ridge 1856.
mornings. phone Cherry 702-L, or
City 2S7S
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Job Printing Done Right. Times Time,
Printing Co., No. 10 John R,-st Cah
Main 1925, or City 3SSS
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EoR sALE-nEsn,nNcE rnornmrn.
HOUSE BARGAINS.

HOUSE BARGAINS.
Goodwin-ave. rooms steam heat,
bath, gas ............... .S2,oVV
Lawton ave, cor. Magnolia, rooms,
bdtn. gas AsAVV
Near Ferry and ST Aubin I rooms.
rents $40 only $1,000, for quick
sale.
Monroe, near Lelb, rooms .. 81 ESQ
THOS r. NORRIS. Real Estate. Fire
Insurance. ESQ Randolph-st
FOR SALEs-Eigit-roo modern house.
block from Boston blvd. Apply 50
Glynn-ct.
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HELP wANrED-rU,IA,,p

GIRLS WANTED-D. NJ. Ferry g. co
Brush-s near Monroe
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AA-DETRoIT TYPEWRITER CO.
500, all makers, SIS up; RIBBONS. PA
PER CARTOONS, ~ Price. Renting.
Repairing, Cataiog free. 1873. shelby
st.
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FOR sALE-vAcArr LOTS.
BUILDING LOTS
SIoo Down SIyoo Weekly

$I.oo Down. $I.oo Weekly.
cadillac-ave, south OF Gratiot, corner
Schumacher; cement walk. water ana
trees; $375.
car barn: a fow left at $500 and up.
Michigan and Parkinson. hne location.
at $3.50.
North Woodward. nve minutes walk
from new car barn and Ford plant:
close TO new school; excellent build
Ing lots at $3.50 each
Glendale subdivision, In the center OF
Highland Park; just put on the mar-
ket lots 80. 81. 33 and 34xlS5: close
20 all improvements and In the best
resident section: bargains at $22S
and $3.50 each.
Many other lots in ali parts of the
city Sec us before buying. We can
suit you.
NO INTEREST
charged the buyer No payments to
make IL sick or out OF work Ten
pei cent allowed on extra payments
Main office open Saturday evening.
PASSENGER q MOORE. eos Tele-
graph bldg.
GOOD BUILDING CORNERS
Llnwood. cor Stanly. 10 II. $50. $50
Mt Vernon. cor. Beaubicn. 90 ~ $50
Also some good lots near Grattot
car barns. $50. easy terms. You can
make money on these See TItOS. =.
NORRIS Real Estate. Fire Insur-
Ance $50 Randolph-st
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FOR sALE-BUsINn~- PROPERTY.

FUh SNIh< - - = I. 49, - -
76-FT WIDE LOT On Seminole. be-
tween Agnes and St Paul Mrs. q.
Roth. 2Ss Concord-ave.
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Some of these old laws that We are
used To ridicule and have long since
passed into Oblivion. were not so bad
after all Many OF them could be
revived with excellent results. One
was discovered IN New York not long
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WANTED-SAIdEsMEN.

ALESMAN-.Perma paying posi-
ton 10 man familiar with electrical
trade ARC-RAY ELECTRIC co,
CANTON. OHIO.
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ALL KINDS OF store fixtures sold
cheap. show cases. shelving,s. wall
cases, etc. Detroit store Fixture Co.
341 Gratiot-ave. Main 1924 =. ~.
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snoE RErAIlIsro.

OLD SHOES mado new while you wAis.
The Famous shoe Repair shop. ~
Safest Cherry SSe-W
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HELP wANIED-MALE.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN 10 become
travelling statesmen. Experience un-
necessary Write for particulars
BTadstrect system, Rochester. \. J.
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SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and pool
tables: new and secondhand. Geo.
Marsh Co, 9 Farmer-st. + terms.
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lumber. all kinds. cheap,
Polished walnut and cherry watn-
scoting large sidewalk stone, wiu~
glass very cheap at No. 1895 Woof-,
ward, old Ma bley mansion. Detroit
HOusewrecking Co, Grand $500. = -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-15
VIM. A. HAINES,

rs Grand River-ave. cor. Bagiey-ave
Established In present hair store, 1879.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-05-12
HORSE FALLS INTO \ HOLE
AND ITS DRIVER INTO CELL

NEW YORK Special Thomas
Riley, of GAG Second Avenue. was
congratulating himself about o'clock
last night on a fine bit of driving be-
tween the excavations at Grand and
Chrystie Streets when his off horse
stumbled. Before Riley could pull
him up he had bumped the other
horse into the ditch. out of which
the driver had been proudest of keep
ing.
Grand Street was crowded. and
within five minutes a thousand per-
sons had gathered to see what Riley
would do. Most Of them offered ad-
vice. but two or three Of them got a
rope, with which the horses front feet
were dragged to the edge of the ex-
cavatiOn.
Riley got a plank and used it as a
lever in prying the animals rear feet
out. The plank's end struck and CASH
ed Samuel Winethal on the head. Just
as he had clambered to a point of
vantage on the truck. Winethal. who
lives at 81 Second Street, caused Ri
ley's arrest, just as he got the horse
to its feet. Riley could hardly be-
lieve Detective Bloom when he told
him he was under arrest. He was
locked up at police headquarters.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-05-12

represented the prosecution. as Com
monwealth'S Attorney Boylan Green
was sick and unable to act.
The jury consisted of the following:
Robert Lecky. w. S Mccoy. F. d
Price, Charles Mccarthy, Clyde w
saunders, William Gibson, J. Z. Crock
ford. Daniel Browning. Charles A.
Brown, Morris Wolf. a. L. Blake and
j. II. Morris.
I'm its issue of Wednesday this pa
per, through a slip of the pen. made
an irritating little mistake which vex-
ed Sheriff G. A. Osborne, Of Charlotte.
no little. The article in question an
nounced that ne had come to Rich
mond 10 summon a venire from which
TO draw the jury to try Mr. Daniel.
a few facts were mentioned in con-
nection with the case, and then il was
added that in all likelihood certain
charges against Cashier Osborne
would be tried as we'll as those
against President Daniel. OF course
the name Osborne" was erroneouslv
mentioned in connection with the ac-
cused cashier. The name Thornton
should have been used instead. While
even superficial reading of the ar
ucle would show that Sheriff Osborne
was above suspicion. The Journal re-
grets its error.