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The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
LOTS IN GOOD DEMAND.
City 6. Suburban Homes CO. Reports
Activity in Vacant property.

The City & Suburban Homes Co,
Ltd, No. 81 State-st., repor; the sales
VI The following properties
Two lots, each 30 feet, front south
SIDE OF Highland-ave., west OF Hamil-
ton boulevard, in the Hamilton ooule-
yari subdivision, for $3.50 each. for l..
Conner TO II. o. Jarmens; two lots,
Nos. PA and 2l5, X. +. Walkers subdi-
vision, each 80 feet front, on Fischer.
t. re-, north ef ifaFpef-avea5, fer -the K
T. Walker estate to ID. j. Rockford,
$3.50 one lot. 80 feet front, east side
OF Belyidere-aye.. between Sylvester
and Canf!eld-aves.. for II. j. Daniels 10
s II Rock; house and lou, NO. IS East
eII-pl, between Vinewood and Roose.
valt ayes, with lot 80 feet front for
Albert King TO j j. SlotwelI one lot,
20 feet front. west side of Milford-ave.,
for the Detroit Trust Co. trustee 70
Stanislaus Sancha; lots 800 l2l and
1872, each 30 feet front, east side OF
McClellan-ave., north OF Harperave
! in the X. f. Walker subdivision, to
/ Albert Rush. for the Detroit Trus;
I Co, trustee, 10 Phillip Lodensack, loi
! 100, being 80 feet front on Florence
ave; for the r. f. Walker estate &c
Paul Schrock, lots 202 and 20o. each
80 feet front on Fischer-ave.. north OF
Harper-ave.. for 81 50; TO |. Ulette, lot
1874. 80 feet front east side OF Leon
ard-ave.. between Cadet and Davis
ayes; TWO lots each 40 feet front, to-
gether with Improvements on the
same, east side OF Second.ave.. north
OF Bohemian-st.. for s4750; to L. f.
JONES, lot No $50, 80 feet front, east
side Of Leonard-ave., between Davis
ana Cadet-aves.. for $3.50; 10 |. r. Rob
inson. lots ISL TO 1877. each 20 fee1
front, west side OF Belvidere-ave be-
tween Chaplin and Medbury-aves.. for
J c. Walker, on each of which the
purchased will commence Immediately
the erection of a modern story-and-a-
half building; same TO be sold on easy
nnNmenfS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
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JOHN TIGCH0N WILL WRITE
HISTORY OF REALTY BOARI
Weli-known Real Eotate Dealer Ac.
cepts Commission From National
Real Estate Journal.

John II. Tigchon. a well.knowp real
estate dealer with Offices In the Moffat
building. has been asked 10 write a
history OF the Detroit Real Estate
board for the May number OF the Ma
tional Real Estate Journal. the official
organ OF the National Association OF
Real Estate exchanges, and has ac-
cepted the commission Such an ar
ticle will be OF especial interest 10
the real estate men OF the country,
coming just before the national real
estate convention to be held In Min
neapolis In June. Members or the
Detroit board took an active part In
the organization OF the national body,
and at the national convention. held
In Detroit last summer, w. w. Han
nan, Of the Hannah Real Estate ex-
change, and an active figure in the
local board, was elected president.
While the Detroit Real Estate board
has been In existence for many years
and was one OF the liveliest organiza-
tons IL the city back In 1891 and
1892. its most interesting chapter
dates from about Ave years ago. With
the panic OF 1898 there came slump
in its affairs. which continued for a
long period. When prosperity re-
turned and Detroit entered upon Its
present phenomenal era Of expansion
the board was rejuvenated. and 1t has
again become the active force IL was
In its earlier days. It's monthly meet
ings. which include dinner and. In
summer months. an outing. are large
" attended and it's DrOceedings are
followed with unsual interest by the
about 1875.
The board Will open Its summer
season with trip to Mt. Clemens
next Wednesday. Special cars will
leave the Ford building al p IN.
and the party will go TO the Park
hotel, Mt. Clemens. for supper.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Additions.
ILLNESS PROVES FATAL.
Mrs. w. T English. Stricken Wit
Paralysis in Court. is Dead.

Mrs. William T. English, OF No. l0l
Leverette-st., who suffered stroke oil
paralysis in Justice Lemkie's court
Friday, died in ST. Mary's hospita!
soon after being removed to that in
stitution.
Mrs. English was in court as a wit
ress in the suit OF the Arnold Home
of which she was matron before her
marriage to Mr.. English, against John
H. Merrifield. Shortly after the case
started she collapsed, and DR.. J. F.
Bennett was called. He saw that the
woman was In a serious condition and
ordered her removal TO the hospital
Mrs. English was 40 years old. Be
fore her second marriage she was
Mrs. Jennie Epps. and she left the
Home TO marry Mr.. English She
leaves four children by her first mar
rage
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
Permits

Frank Przebycz y story frame
dwelling. e $. Thirty NTH. bet. Jack
son and Buchanan. $500
&. c. Trebeiu. 2-story frame dwell
ing. g. g. Helen. bet Lambert and Long
year, owner r. r. stephenson. 81 coo.
Mcintyre a co. 2-story brick. veneec
store and dwelling, n. =. Mack, bet.
Relvidere and Mcclellan. owner Her
man krolik, $4,000
II }. Weaver. Two ~ story frame
dwellings. H. - Reissman. bet. .Craw-
fe-Ea,-+.4.4i- I{--4lal44st4-haH 81 -4nA---
Geo W Ross. two 2-story frame
dwellings. $. s. kauter, bet. Collins and
Boulevard. $500
Dr Mcclure, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling : < Lafayette, bet. Scotch
and Vinewood $4,000
Geo w Beebe. 2-story brick vene y
dwelling .. x Twenty ninth. bet Jack
son aud Nisger. $1,000
r. ~ FalkenhcrE. ! X STORY frame
dwellings ". = Mcclellan, bet. Chaplin
and Monat. $4,000.
dwelling n >. kercheval. bet Hart and
Gilbert. owner g. ". Rodgers. $4,000
DemYttenaere ~ Van Den Abelle, =
story frame dwelling, W. :. ST Joan
bet kerchevai and Waterloo owner
Aug. HOodals. $1,000.
Is. e. Pokorny. 3-story brick veneer
dwelling 3l5-2i Merrick. $500.
same two l-story frame auto barns
Merrick. bet Greenwood AMI
Chas' q. Bloom. 2-story frame dwell
ing. ~. cor. IAN tE ne ana Leslie,
owner. Chas \ Dover. $1,000.
T. 4 Barron. - story frame barn
= " cor Dearborn aud Gerrish; own
~. Geo y Blythe. 1915
Matthew GOakes, 2-story brick vs-
ntcr dwelling. n. 5. Grummoud, bet
Third and Hamilton owner. Anna Cur
rier. S4.2OO.
Fred l.. Nichols. history frame barn
500 Hartford, So.
David schroeder. 1-stury frame
dwelling. W = Dey. bet. Barron and
carbon $3.50.
Herman pittmer. 2-story frame
dwelling. w %. Thirty fourth, between
Jackson and Mack. owner, Arthul
Schroeder. 400.
same. ia story frame dwelling, e. 5
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
4 FASCINATING DRAMA.

The peopling OF the great Canadian
west IS fascinating drama. whether
we view II from the large or the small
end OF the telescope, e.. from the
point OF the great railroad builder
throwing a steel spine across the con-
tinent. OF from the point OF one Iittlc
family unit finding its tree farm under
the aegis OF this transportation line.
The line OF the Grand Trunk Paoinr
across Canada, is essentially the bel,
OF homes. Who is IL that answers the
call Of the wheat? The young the
brave, the hopeful, the helpful. says
Miss Agnes Deans Cameron In the,
March issue of the Magazine OF Com
merce" The writing tools To Xrile
the drama are the strong arms OF man
and OF faith possessed woman. This is
a goodly play for the world To watcn.
The first scene is enacted on the prairie
farm where the virgin sod is turned
under To "A crop Of wheat for the first
time since creations dawn. The see
ond scene is the grain elevator red
against the setting sun, ana the wait
ing wheat train OF the Grand Trunk
cars. Our drama closes with the loa (
OF bread clutched in the eager grasp
OF the little child in some crowded city
% the old world.--ManchesteT eng }
city News. March 10. 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
ENDS LIFE BY SHOOTING.
Barry County Man Fires Bullet Int
Brain Near His Home.

HASTINGS. Mich. April 23.-Day
ton Standby. Az years old, we'll.
known resident OF Orangeville town
ship. committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head with A
caliber revolver STANDBY walked out
of doors and an instant later his wife
heard a report and heavy fall. She
found him lying on the porch He died
20 minutes Tier.
Standby was OF jovial disposition
His death was a great shock TO his
friends, as he had never limited al sui
eide Domestic trouble is said 10 have
been the cause of his act He was
alone with his wife when he killed
himself. Coroner Kilick did not sum
mon a jury.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Realty Firm Publishes Magazine.

In the interest of home buyers. the
City Il Suburban Homes Co. Ltd. is
issuing monthly magazine, known as
the Home Buyers Guide, copies OF
which may be had free of charge al
the comrany's Offices, No. 81 Safest.
II is a compact little publication, COZ
tanning many helpful suggestions for
trose who already own their homes
as we'll as for those who are contem.
plating joining the great family. The
current number contains an interest.
Ing article with reference to the plant
ing OF trees
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Highland Park Votes To Pave.

A proposition to bond the village
for $4,000 for paving Woodward-ave
carried by large majority in High
land Park, Friday. The vote was 206
to SO. The activity of the Ford Motor
Co was partly responsible for the
large affirmative majority. The com
pany had automobiles out all day car.
rying voters to the polls. Judge Dono
van removed one of the obstacles in
the way of paving Friday. by handing
down an opinion to the effect that the
contract which the Central Bitulithic
Co. sought TO enforce against the vii.
lage was not binding.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
MISCHIEF MAKER
A Surprise in Brooklyn.

An adults food that can save baby
proves Itself to be nourshing ahc
easily digested and good for big ana
little folks. \ Brooklyn man says:
baby-~tts- afteHt- -menlhs
cid he began to grow thin and pale.
This was. at first, attributed to the
heat and the fact that his teeth were
coming but in reality the poor little
thing was starving, his mothers mix
not being sufficient nourishment
"One day after he had cried bitterly
for an hour, suggested that my wife
try him on Grape-Nuts She soaked
two teaspoons in saucer with little
sugar and warm milk This baby ate
so ravenously that she fixed a second,
which he likewise finished.
"It was not many days before he for
got all about being nursed, and has
since lived almost exclusively Ju
Grape.Nuts Today the boy is strong
and robust. and as cute a mischief
maker as a l3-months-old baby is ex-
pected TO be.
We have put before him other foods.
but he will have none Of them, evi-
IDENTIFY preferring TO stick 10 that which
did him so much goood--his old friend
Grape-NutS.
use this letter any way you wish.
for my wife and can never praise
Grape.Nuts enough after the bright
ness IL has brought To- our household.
Grape Nuts is not made for baby
food. but experience with thousands OF
babies show IL To he among the best
ii not entirely the best in use. Being
scientific preparation Of Nature $
grains. it is equally effective as body
and brain builder for grown-ups.
Read the little book The Road 10
MELVILLE. lin pkgs. There's a
Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new,
one appears from time 10 time. They
are genuine, true, and full Ct human
h~ssrsst
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Tralnmen Won't Strike.

Danger Of a strike or the conductors
and trainmen OF the Michigan Central
has been averted. an agreement 10
arbitrate the dispute existing between
the men and the company as TO wages
having been reached in New York
Friday The arbitration hearings Will
begin early next week and the arbi.
traitors will be L. +. Clark. OF the inter.
state commerce commission, and y.
H. Morrisey, of the Railway Employee
a. Investors association. These men
have heard the testimony on both
sides of the controversy as far as it
affects the line east OF Buffalo
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
L|KEMS DETROIT
TO OLD VIENNA
No European City Has Anything on
This Town, However, Says E. N.
Adler, Home From Trip.

L. NJ Adler. manager of Well &
Co. has just returned from a three
months trip through Europe. greatly
refreshed. and enthusiastic over the
beauties of the old world. but glad TO
be back In Detroit, which. he says, Is
little better than anything they
have in Europe
Employees of the store gave him a
royal welcome Friday. His desk was
decorated with tasty floral pieces.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
WIN ASK Roosevelt To Sneak.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Col.
Roosevelt will be asked to make the
opening speech OF next falls congress
sional campaign on June rs. This win
be his first political speech In America
since he retired from the presidency.
The invitation Will be extended by the
National Republican league. which
meets in the metropolis on that day,
according TO a call issued today by
John Hays Hammond, president.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Lecturing ON "Marringc and Divorce"
Ia ~. Alloy sius' church. Friday nigh 4.
Worse Than Bullets.

Bullets have often caused less SUI
fering TO soldiers than the eczema. l..
w Hartman. Burlington, Me, got In
the army. and suffered with. 40 years
But Rucklen's Arnica Save cured
rue when all else failed" he writes
Greatest healer for Sores, Ulcers
Boils, Burns. Cuts, Woupds. Bruises
and Piles, at L. {. Kinsel CentraI
Diug Co. Gray K Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

which CONTAGIOUS diseases can b.
Treated.
Tho street paving budget VII be d1s.
posed Of In committee, Monday. and
will be- reported 10 the entire hoard .
day or two later
In the meeting Of the ESTIMATOR
Friday evening. the PRINCIPAL contest
arose over the salary of Joseph Rum
ney. who II in charge Of the garbage
collection service. This Sas fsuaIly
allowed at $1,000. an increase Of 500
The fund as passed amounts 10 ssl,
206I
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
POLITICIANS WILL BANQUET

LANSING, April 23.=The Zach
Chandler club banquet, which will be
held here April -. is expected TO be
one of the most elaborate affairs ever
given by the club. The Masonic TEN.
pie will be- the scene. II will accom-.
MEDIATE TOO. The candidates for gov.
ernor have announced their intention
of being present. and members of con-
gress are also expected TO attend.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
DIR. H. 4. Newton was given u verdict
for 500 Ga biz suiI mEnInst the D.

Z. X no IUNBO IIOSWcr-s CONN, FTI-
day afternoon. The verdict was tor
damages To the PLAINTIFF auto when
an intcrurban ear bumped n OF the
track in Highland Park Three or
Dr. NeWtons daughters were In he
machine 81 the time, but they ca-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Reslans To eeeome 7eeeiver.

TOLEDO. April 23.--George X. Low.
ell. general manager OF the Ann Ar
Dor railroad. resigned yesterday to
devote all his time To the receiyership
OF the Detroit, Toledo & lronton. w.
ID. Holiday becomes assistant To the
president In charge of all traffic. Thos.
+. Butler. general freight agent. vice
II. {. Bell. Joseph Goldbaum. audi.
tor. and John r. Walsh. cashier.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
STEAM BoNT EXPnEss TRAINS.

The new Time tafu OF the Grand
Trunk Ry. system effective Sunday
Abril cath, will announce the Rein
auguration Of the Detroit Grand Rap
ids Milwaukee Daily summer Service as
follows. Leave Detroit 4:O5 p. m. Ar
rive Grand Rapids sac y. m, MI wau-
kee. 500 a m. East bound: Leave
Milwaukee $50 =. m: Grand Rapids
7 O5 a m Arrive Detroit 1870 a. m
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

Daniel B. Odette. for many years
one OF the best known residents of
Windsor. is dead in his home. No. 3S
London-st.. that city. He always took
a leading part in politics. and at one
time was a candidate for parliamen-
tary honors. The funeral will be held
Monday morning from st. Alphonsus'
church.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
The Rev. \. IL. Earr, az the Jefferson
nNe. prerbNlrrImn church, and he

Rev. John Balcpm shaw OF the Sec
viii sail May 81. on tie steamer
Kroonland. for Edinburgh, Scotland
To- represent ibr PresbFtt.iau
churches OF the middle vest An th-
worlds missionary conference, WEiCh
OPENS June
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Frank Damn. - years old. No. 3O7
Mnnrne-nNe.. WIN nrs hean nuI on

bail on grand larceny cuarge WIS
arrested trida! afternoon. or a
charge Of ASSEMBLING Edward War
rem. a Negro. 40 100 Mulictt-st Vic
nesses say Damn Knocked Mann
down. at Macomb ana II Antoine
SITS The Negro was taken TO -
Mary'S hospital where 10 was said
Saturday morning that ne IS i'm
urnxfna
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
J. J. smith. Va. go \npolcon-St.. 4.
minus ono HennrN EmIImr. a. the re-

Salk OF urdAtNAs bll llt- llfi'u SUM
bcr in which he elected 10 indulge,
Friday night smith decided t,tat
the corner " Bates ana larned- sts.
was an ideal place 10 WOO Morpheus.
When he awakened, bis instrument
and case were gone. lie reported thC
theft at police Headquarters. lie
x.nluea fhe guitar - S@S
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

SarsapariIIa

VIII purify your blood, clear
your complexion, restore your
appetite. relieve your tired feel
ing. build you up. BE sure TO
take i this spring
Get II today in usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Nathan Itillen, az nrmuius. Nich. in-
iurcd by "A tuIi frofu "A Sbcru,nn-si

Vht Nt tOUTOlU am ktftutNaI n rs,
April q. died. IN 81 Mays hospital.
Friday night llr came 10 Detplt.
April IL. ana registered ~ the Nor
gan house. When hp fell. he tra"-
tured Eis skuU and didn regain con-
sCiOuSucss Coroner Bennett is in
Nestigating
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Residents of the Eastern boulevard
49,. ruI.ed n Inch With which To enl-

ploy John j speed To assist Coipor-
atf4n counsel Tally in defending Ihe
action OF Park Commissioners Hurl-
but in refusing to grant any permits
FOR automobile driVeways crossing
me boulevard lawn. The ease in
noint has 10 do with a new garage
on the south side OF the boulevard
inst east Of Woodward which
Is being built by ~ NJ Henry ana
others Hurlbut has refused per-
mil for a driveway on the ground
that scores OF other similar permits
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
David Van Hove "a Belgian patriarch.
died La Ihe hmm. of LII. snn.

Carlcton-aNe. at the age of % " ayS.
was buried saturday morning in MI.
Elliott cemetery. after services IN
our Lady OF SORROWS church, a. =
o'clock He was the father OF 10
children, scyen OF whom survive.
Twenty-efght grandchildren. and
three great also SUR
vive Mr. Van Hove came 10 Detroit
in 1856 His four sons acted as pail
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
A Jury Ia Coroner Brnnett's court, Fri
div. held the MichiEnn tentrnl rnIl-

road responsible Tor the death ~
Michael Egan. street car conductor,
Who was crushed between Forrest.
car and q freight ear at Champlath-
81 and The Bolt Line April -. TIE
tury declared that the failure of the
watchman 10 lower the gates caused
The accident An electric bell IN Tie
watchman's tower and derailer az
u.pdrd bN the jury.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
defeated candidate who had re

4 defeated candidate who had re-
ccived but one vote offered a suit OF
clothes TO his only supporter If he
would declare himself
II proved 20 be an Irishman. Asked
why he so voted. he said And We
won't go back on the offer IL / tell
YEP" he said. Well. then. ! made a
mistake In maTkin' the ballot"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
WITH THE WHISPERS.

The following plus scores were made
at the open game. Saturday. In the De-
troit Whist clubs rooms.s
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. $. A. Commons and y. 4. W.
Bright, AS.
Mrs. p. L. Slick and A. J. cummfngs-
4-5.
ford As.
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. +, T. W. Bright and H u. NarkA-
1-6.
Mrs. W. Speaker and Hrs f G. Nflea.
i Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Regal Motor Co. To Locate in Windsor

Windsor is to secure the Canadian
plant OF the Regal Motor Co, now 10
Gated al Askins Point. above Walker
vile. The company has entered into
negotiations for the purchase OF a
site at Giles-ave. and McDougal-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

FfHI FtNUNtT -hOI~ ~ inhH WI"
stepped out Of an alley and aCcOHtcd
woman with little girl. FRIDAY
night on Adaus-aN"., near Cass-a e..
The Noman's screams as she lied. ~
tracted the attention of pedestrians,
who gave chase To the man lie es-
nAneI In the nnL .m.ee
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Although they have been searching
Aimee lFch. Z. Mr. Eh,YnrL "A l.rIf-

fifth. No. 3OSle Ilolcomb-aVe.. and Mrs
William smith. III RomeNu- have
been unable To find their father. JoHl
Coleman, 81 years old. who lived a.
No l25 SeNcntcruth-st Mrs. cole
man has worried so much that Size
Is very IN
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

would have To be granted, and that
this would greatly Impair the beauty
or the lawns bordering the boulevard
The Inquest Into the death OF Mrs. Ar
thur j. Hest, who slipped from "a crhe
OF Ice and was drowned near the foot
OF Woodward ave, VIII be held ~
Coroner Burgess court room In the
county building. Tuesday morning.
Friday. with Justice Foy. or Trenton.
who impaneled jury at the time the
body was found near Crosse lie, -
the young woman made her home
here with relatives. IL was decided -
hold the inquest here. as "A matter OF
convenience to the witnesses
Ray Hilton, ~ years old. who says his
home H. la Prov idence, Il. a.. has "a
rather original way OF replenishing
an Impoverished wardrobe. Friday,
he walked into a clothing store on
pair OF trousers. Later he told The
clerk. he didn't like the III and he
walked out OF the store with Ills old
trousers on. When the clerk looked
in the closet for the new pair, they
We're gone. Hilton was later arrest
81 BY Detectives Steinhebel and Tom
Wilson. He was wearing the ne W
trousers under the old
Arthur ~. Chambers nnd William w.
Moore were found guilty oi fraud In
case brought against them in Jus
ticc Lemkie's court Friday afternoon.
by Edward DeliSle, and Judgment was
given against them for $50. Delisle
answered an "ad." inserted under the
name OF the Detroit Cement Co, ana
found Chambers 10 be the company.
belisle bought the horse for 500. and
shortly after Moore came TO him and
told him he had been Him TANNED
Dclisle finally sold the horse to
Moore for $40 in cash and a note tor
$40. but he could never collect on
the note Chambers and Moore tried
Il technical defense. but Justice Lem
- AlG-M4sn.I ImpresSed.---
Lecturing ON "Marringc and Divorce"
In ~. Alloy sius' church, Friday night,
e the Rev. FIR. Bertrand l. Conway. ,hc
Paulist missionary, declared that
America is the laughing stock OF the
world. on account Of her divorce
statistics. Marriage is the basis of
the state. which ia nothing more Than
Il group OF families. ana where the
marriage tie is not sacred. nothing
in the state Is sacred. said fr Goa
way The speaker admitted that the
fnilcNible marriage laws or his church
sometimes strike hard against a few
w-retchedly married persons, . but ne
added that the position or the church
is safeguard 10 the sacredneSs OF
matrimony. and cannot be change d..
because IL is Gods law.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
o. q. odette. Windsor. Dead.

The next ladies' night will he held
Thursday. April IS. mt o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Judge swan has decided that the launch
which cINInIna ,iInrlul. .nIran In ..nn

nection with charges against Harry
out OF the bringing in al some geese
without payment " duty, shall be
sold and the proceeds contisCatel Dy
The RONeTnmtnt.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

The Monday evening game.
NORTH AND SOUTH
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

w. Il. Batteile and IL wyua, G z-E-
+. o. Bates and IL d Alice. Is
T. s. Pratt and A A Moore. Us
EAST AMI WEST
G. f. Bieiman and w. ID. Ellsworth.
2-5.
II. b. Simmons aud Thos Watson. e-sL
The next IadieS, night Will hs. held
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
Joseph Hntky and JDseph Nax, both ~
years old. ran nMay trnln ~ Erau,I.

nome Tor BOYS, Friday. Ia the even
Ing, rain forced them 60 seek shelter
IN the central police station. The po-
lice turned the children over 10 their
l.laftNpg
The Detroit times., 1910-04-23

would have To be granted, and that
this would greatly Impair the beauty
or the lawns bordering the boulevard.