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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
POLICE GUARD
TROLLEY CARS
Automobile Load of Patrolmen Fol
lows Each Car in Columbus
Saloons May Close.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April 30.--The
second day OF the street car strike
here started this morning with just
five cars running each guarded by an
automobile load OF police and on
motor cycles. The cars were prac-
tically empty.
Squads Of police were at each Of
the barns and confined the demonstra-
tons OF the strike sympathizers TO
boots and jeers.
Mayor Marshall stayed at down
town hotel last night and was out In
his automobile at 4 a. m.
Il will order the cars in at the first
sem blance OF violence he said. and
turn the matter over 10 the gov
ernor"
He threatens to close the saloons II
there Is further rioting.
Three arrests were made at the
south barns after the first car left.
one man was caught soaping the
tracks and two attempted 10 cut troll
ley ropes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30

other source. not excepting his au-
tomobile stock. The other spea ksr~
were supreme Court Justice Orrtn y.
carter. OF Illinois. Judge Selden -
Spenccr Of - Louis. Nand IL u. T.
Maciarland, OF Washington. u. G. As
sequel of the convention the 800.
600 endowment fund Tor wider state
work seems assured Mr. Hudson
said half OF ID could he raised In De
troit.
OiHecrs az the KELSEY Herbert TO.
manufacturing automobile tops. have
been summoned 10 appear before n"
council committee on streets. Mon
day morning. Ia explain why they
have built a new four-story buuiius
across Vermont ave. between Kirby
ave and the railroad tracks. No no
- ticc was given 10 the cry Of the
company's/ action. Nermont-ave. -
OF little use 10 the city In this par
tiCular place, but considerable money
WAS spent for it's opening and the
aldermen believe that the city should
be at least reimbursed for the clos
ing. Inlcss some arrangement ~
reached. the city has the right 10
order the new building removed
r"nd fund committee of the hoard al
estimates I'm acting early upon the
list OF streets 10 be rcpaNed and re-
surfCred Puzzle Works Commissioner
Haarer Is ready 10 go anead at once
with this work. Brick hos already
been ordered for IS streets. ana -
ON the way or else laid down on the
sides OF The streets ready Tor the
paving gangs. Preparations have
been made 10 lay as much Of the new
asphalt pavement In the central dis
trict before July as possible. so as 10
have the city IN is best appearance
during the El<s' week. Haarer VIII
ask the council LeNt TUESDAY night
To borrow against the appropriations
Tor the cost Of repaVing and reshr-
facing OF number OF streets on
which he ~ ready 10 begin work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
HEARST MAKES CAUSTIC
REPLY TO MAYOR GAYNOR
Declares Executives Defense Is Too
Disingenuous and Untruthful
and Demands Explanation.

NEW YORK. April 30.--Wm. K
Hearst has issued a statement In re-
ply TO the bitter attack that Mayor
Gaynor made upon him as editor OF
the New York American, at the dinnes
of the Associated Press and the Amer
lean Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton. Thursday night. Mayor Gaynor
charged Hearst's newspaper with mis-
representing the facts in the publica-
ton OF a draft for $4,000, which was
paid to Attorney Cohalon for legal
services.
Hearst, in his statement, says Gay
nor's defense is too uisingenuous
and untruthful; that the date, which
Gaynor said had been omitted in the
newspaper, was in the body OF the
article, and demands that the mayor
answer the questions as TO why the
draft which was held up by the
former administration as eXorbitanD
was paid by your administration
without question and without investi-
CATION
For the mayor, Robert Adamson, his
private secretary. gave out the follow
ing statement, made before the mayor
had seen Mr.. Hearsts statement:
The mayor is not required TO sign
warrants at all They are made out
and signed by the comptroller and
then by the chief clerk of the mayor
Office, under authority Of the charter.
over 275.000 such drafts are signed
in year. some days over LOO. The
mayor has never signed one. The
(Cohalan) claim was for legal services
i'm the franchise tax suits Several
LAWYERS were paid, including Judge
(Alton b Parker. The claim was
audited and filed last December after
much evidence was taken, and thereby
became a legal claim against the city.
Mayor Gavnor never had anything 20
do with It."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Real Real EsTATE!
BUILDING BOOM
!. ON EAST CONGRESS
Contracts Let For $4,000 Building
For Knowlson Co.-0ther New
Structures To Follow.

Further steps toward the regenera-
ton OF Congress-st. east, as live BUS
mess thorouehtare Will be aiken Win
In The next few days by the A. a.
Knowlson Co. joDDers or whoiesa'''
gas supplies and state agents for the
Welsbach Co, nov Located an Nos. %
80 Congress. east Plans for three
story modern building for this com
pany have been completed by Smith.
hirchInan d Grylis. architects and en-
eimeers in the Washington arcade. ami
practically all OF the contracts have
heen let
The new building will be 81 by 1873
feet. and Will be erected on the north
side Of Congress-st. Immediately adj.
Joining the Michigan Nolksblatt build
ing AT Congress and Brush-sts. The
work OF tearing down the old brick
residence that now stands on the prop
crty will probably be undertaken with.
in q week
While the building will be only
three stories high, with a fullsized
basement il will be built strong
enough 10 support future fourth
story. In Will have a steel frame and
the front will be OF red pressed brick
ABOVE the first floor, where white
enaneled terra Gotta will be employed
Ii will probably be heated from the
Holiday Box Co : plant, Brush AMI
florists. The first floor will be high
enough 10 admit OF balcony and viii
have, as distinctive feature, a small
garage built in at the rear, with an
entrance on the alley The cost will
be IN the neighbol hood OF 335 900, 1t l.
estimated
Property values In this vicinity have
been AT rather low webb for some
years, withstanding the presence ~
the county building. and few improve
ments have been made. But the boom
seems 10 have started in earnest At
the southwest corner o. Brush and
Congress. as previously announced al
The Times the old Morse Stewart
homestead is being torn down for 4
new uilding for the Boyer Campbell
Co, while c. VI. Burton has announced
his intention TO build in the immediate
vicinity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
WARREN & co. REPORT SALES
AGGREGATING OVER $33 900
Sibley Motor Car Co. Buys Factory foT
,0o0-Great Activity in Low
Priced Homes.

Homer Warren & Co. report sales
amounting TO upwards of $4,000, as
follows:
Factory site, consisting Of two acres
OF land and building. 60x2s0 feet. locat-
ed AZ northeast corner OF Mackie and
SClvay-ave., for the Detroit Valve and
Fittings Co. to the Sibley Motor Car
Co, for $4,000: the property 70 be
occupied by the Sibley Motor Car Co.
for manufacturing purposes.
Also. house and lot on south side OF
NOrwalk-ave., between Whitney and
JOS. Camrau.aves., lot 30Xl00 feet for
the Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, TO Wal.
ter GregarCewski, for Sl,315: house
and lot, south side OF Oak-st.. between
Clark and Scotten-ave.. lot 30xl00 feet.
for Florence c. Ashley to Nick Frama-
rich for 1900; frame house and lot,
south side OF Lehmann-aye. just east
Of Jos. Campau-ave.. lot 30xl00 feei
for the Chenest. Land Co. to MARGIN
DrZciewicz. for $3.50 frame house
and lot, cast side OF l.awton-ave.. he
tween Warren and Putnam-aves. lot
30Xl00 feet, for Paul X. Gray and
Luman w. Goodenough 10 Chas Bar
nasch, for 81 900: frame house and lot
llpA vi Slb' vi JOo. W.
tween NOrwalk and Edwin-ave., lot
35Xl00 feet. for the Whitney Realty
Co. Ltd, 10 JOS Kiminski. for 81 .575:
frame house and lot. west side OF Law
lon-ave., between Warren and Putnam.
aves. lot 30xl00 feet, for Paul II. GRAY
and Luman w. Goodenough to Clyde
Webster for 81 900: frame house and
lot. south side OF Norwalk-ave. be-
tween Warsaw and Whitney-ave.. lot
30xl00 feet. for the Whitney Realty
Co. Ltd, 10 Weadyslow Trotizha. for
81 $50: frame house and lot, south side
OF Nor walk-ave., between JOS. Campau
and Warsaw aves. LOT 50xl00 feet for
the Whitney Realty Co, Ltd. to Stan
islaus Jersewski. for Sl.375. vacant
lot, north side of Palmer-ave.. between
McDougall and Collins.aves., 30xl 4S
feet. for Robt. J. Fox 20 Edw. I.esczyn-
ski, for $500. a two-story frame store
at northwest corner OF JOS. Campa'l
and Edwin-aves.. lot 30xl00 feet. for
the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd. to John
Braughtun. for $1,000 frame house
and lo; east side Of l.awton-ave.. be
tween Warren and Putnam. lot 30xl00
feet fer Paul r. Gray and I.uman w
Goodenough TO Emil Schimmelphen.
mig. for $1,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Discuss cnrists Second Coming.

The second advent OF Christ will
be an event not process" the Rev.
Marcus Scott told Il crowded gather
ing I'm the Ferry-ave Baptist church
Friday. on the occasion OF the Pre-
Millennial conference. Many predic-
tions were made OF the first coming
OF Christ. but men refused TO accept
them and Christ was rejected. Today
we go 20 the other extreme and think
only of Christ's first coming, ignoring
the second. Hence the church has lost
| its heart thrill New Testament doc
trine must lead you TO the belief OF
I the second advent Life is kept fresh
and clean when we live between he
memory OF the first coming and the
hope of the second" The conferenc,
began at o'clock in the afternoon
and lasted until 10 O'Clock and wa.
addressed by ministers of different de
nominations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
ENGINEERS ARE SCARCE.
Lure of Big Wages In Automobile Fac
tories the Reason.

The lure OF the big wages TO Dc
earned in the automobile factories Is
causing a shortage OF first-class engi
neers In Detroit. Boiler Inspector Nc
Cabe has found In his rounds OF IN
spectiou thai there are not as man9
engineers In the city as could be EN-
ployed. many having quit running boil
ers to run machinery.
IL know OF five first-class engineer!
working in one auto factory, because
they can make more money. with
shorter hours, than they could running
stationary engines" says McCabe
The records of the boiler inspector s
Office show that 2046 licenses were
issued in the year ending April last
OF which .09i were first-class licenses
400 second-class 29l third-class and
255 firemens There were 1870
licenses issued In the previous year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
MRS. ELLEN MOLONEY DEAD.
Mother Of Former Alderman To Be
Buried in Cheboyaan.

Mrs. Ellen Moloney, SO years old.
mother OF former Aid. VIM. f. Mo
loney, died, Friday. In her home M.
$40 Abbott-st.. of old age. The body
will be taken TO Cheboygan late Sat
urday, and will be laid 10 rest there,
Monday.
Mrs. Moloney came from Ireland In
1855 with her husband and family. She
had lived IN Detroit and Cheboygan
ever since. Her husband. died in
Cheboygan Is years ago.
The children who survive besides
W. f.. Moloney are: James +. Molonev,
a banker of Cheboygan; Patrick Mo-
loney. also of CheboyRan: John +. and
David Moloney, OF Sault Ste Marie,
aud Mary Moloney, Mrs Ellen
Schamandan, Mrs. Dennis Lenehan
andN Mrs. Bridget Blair. OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30

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Is your duty TO self and family not %
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tom
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healing and strengthening action On
the Kidneys. II contains nothing Of
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much annoyance by irregular passages
or the kidney secretions. On ustn8
Doan's Kidney Pills. procured from
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better condition. am glad TO make
known the great benefit derived from
| Doan's Kidney Pills"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
BOND SALE
CITY OF DETROIT.
WAYNE, COUNTY, MICHIGAN,
SI,IIO,OOO WAYNE COUNTY
REFUNDING BONDS.
Office OF the Board Of County Aud
itors. April 20. 1910.


SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
ceiVed at this office until 10 O'Clock a.
m. Central standard time. May fth,
1910 at which time they VIII be
opened, for the purchase OF $i,llO.OVO
Wayne County Re-fuuding bonds. sad
bonds are OF the denomination OF Sl.OJO
each, bear Interest at the rate OF n
per cent per annum. payable semi an
tnually. viii be dated May lst. lylO' ana
will mature in fifteen years Principai
and Interest payable In lawful money
OF the United States OF America at the
WAYNE county Treasurcrs office De-
t~off Michigan or the nscal agency or
WAYNE county iu New York city
These bonds are Issued IN pursuancs
iof "a resolution OF the Board or SUPER
visors OF wayne county, adopted Octo-
her g6th 1899. as provided ia Act No.
100 Public Acts OF 1909. OF the state
or Michigan.
said bonds will he Issued I'm coupon
form Proposals Will be entertained
for the whole or any portion OF the
issue bat 80 proposal VIII be cOnsid-
etcd fot less than par
Proposals must be accompanied by A
deposit iu money OF certified check for
three $500 per cent OF the amount or
tht bonds did for as an evidence OF
good faith Proposals must be en-
d0r~eG Proposals for the purchase %
Wayne county funding Bonds and
Addressed 20 the Board VI County AUDI
itors Clty OF Detroit. Wayne County
Mi,higau.
These bonds are exempt from taxa
ton lu Michigan. Wayne county las
am assessed valuation OF S4Ug.Sl7.71x
aud a bonded debt OF 100000 besides
this fssu, Detroit IS the County seat
Further Information regarding this
issue will be furnished upon request %
the BOARD ~ Auditors.
The right 20 reject any and all bids
tI pN pfcssly reserved.
OTTO ~ GOESCHEf. Chairman.
Board 90 supervisors Wayne county.
Michigan.
CflAS 4 BtHRER. Chairman.
Board OF Auditors. Wayne County.
Michigan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30

calvert'aye.. between Woodward and
second'aye.. modern residence 10
cost $4,000: for Geo. II. Elliott. a solid
brick two-apartment fiat on the north
slide of Collingwood-ave.. between
woodward and Second-ave.. s5500 /.
foi Charles ID. Hoyt. a solid brick two
apartment hat Non. north side of Thee.
aore'st, between Beaubien and ~
Antoine, $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
To Decide important Bond Question.

Whether $4,000 OF Wayne county
bonds. held by the sinking fund.
which are soon TO be refunded.
Will be turned over for cash or wheth.
or IL Will be best TO accept new bonds,
Win be decided Monday morning In
the past the sinking fund commission
has made 1t point 70 protect the
city's credit in sales Of bonds by bid.
ding for issues when there was a pos
sibility of a low price being offered
TO do this requires considerable
sum of cash in the strong box There
are a number of bond issues to be
made during the coming year and il
may be considered best 10 realize on
those bonds so as to have funds avail.
able 80 protect the new city ISSUES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Morse IMAM Bullets.

Bullets have often caused less SUI
fcring to soldiers than the eczema /.
w Hartman. Burlington. Me. got 10
the army. and suffered with 40 years
BIT Bucklens Arnica Salve cured
me when all else failed" he writes
Greatest healer for Sores. Ulcers
Boils. Burns. Cuts. Wounds. Bruse.
and Piles. at T.. G. Kinsel. Contra
dug Co Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
srr,u noIT CxrUEss rRu>s

The new Time card OF the traui
Trunk Ry system. effective Sunday
AlriI 24fh viii announce the Zen
aucuratfou OF tho Detroit Grand Rap
ids MnWaukee Daily summer service a.
fellows. Leave Debott 100 "a A
rive Grand Rapids \ 40 y u. Mtiwtu.
kee. 600 a IN East bound. l.eave
Milwaukee 800 p m. Grand Rapids
Z O5 "a IN. Arrive Detroit 4t.Sv u'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Club rooms for members of four of
the engineers' associations viii he

Opened IN tIIr NnNU' County BANK
building nest week. The four
which have united In hitting up these
quarters are. BrapCh No. 3. Marine
Engineers Beneficial association. No.
:. National Association 81 Stationary
Engineers and Branches Nos. = and
324 Of tho International steam Engi-
neers' Union. several other organi-
cations Of engineers are expected 10
Join IN the club Arrangement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30

BusincSs-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times printing Co. IL
John r st Main 1925. or City SSAe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
ADDITIONS.

John Beystet add to N7S Fort west
si25.
Aug. Papcrinc add 10 1869 Oakland
ard 1903 Goodwin. $500.
Henry Weber. add To 1911 Townsend
$3.50.
=. r. Wallace add to 50 Chopc
$1,000
Mas Weingarden, add to 90 clinton
t2.o0t
- r: Higglns. add TO CPS Twelfth
5000.
Tbkodore wHkie. add, To g. Ludden
Si,50t.
Isaac solowon. add to CSC Beaubleh
Sin0
Mrs u Schmidt add. to gu Monroe
Michael taunan. add. 10 2O1 Wills
W $3.50
$500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30

The Rrst college Of dentistry in the
world was opened at baltimore n
1850. There were no . dentists IN
America before 1899.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Returning AT miJnight, Friday. from u
Wifi Ia her hriLI her's nome. VIZ. liaI

tie McGTath. No. 293 Brush-st. FOUND
that since supper timeJthe house had
been cleared ~ an furnishings aud
her husband had disappeared. NnE
stated To the police that she ana hcF
husband had Cuarreled. at supper
time. when ne complained OF having
no none. she believes that when
she left Cor her brothers home, ne
took the furniture. 10 raise some
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
~Tnking pencils from cripple" led
In ihe nrrnNi If cIishI NcnI Old JOnn-

ME Szchowskl OF No. '0S Theodore
ST. Friday Johnnie is well knoWn
TO the truant Officers. tie prefers 90
sleep under houses, rather than IA
bed in his Nome Friday a citizen
saw him helping hinself 10 the $40
OF pencils. hold ont by paral ~ q
cripple on Mouroe-aNe PatroIllah
Sterling caught Johnnie and ne was
sent To the detention room.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
CHICAGO EXCURSION
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
ROUND TRIP $3.50 ROUND TRIP

Tickets on sale May 2nd, 5rd and
4th Valid TO return until morning
train from Chicago Monday Nav
10th. City Ticket once. IA Wood
w1fd.ave Telephone VI 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
Peter BabO, nm aged resident of De-
sIrouneI deut. Friday. while

hauling a small express wagon hil"H
with coal In the yard or his home.
No 124 Moran-st Mr. Babo was ~
one time an accountant IN Inc duul
tor generals office IN Lansing tie
was So years old and Is survived by
his widow. one son and one dauSh-
ter Coroner Burgess decided that
death Xvas dine old age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
The \. VI. q. =. state conference. In the
IocnI associations building the pnst

TWO days. VTOsrd rINaN "NtnIWk VIII
n BANQUET. at which over 500 husi-
less mon q. Dctr1tt sat down. and
which WIS followed by several al
dresses from prominent speakers = %
tending the conference }. l. liuh-
son was POSTMASTER being infto-
duced as the man Who was entitled
TO the greater part OF the credit 'ot
pettoit's mHgniticen y. NJ {. \.
building Mr. Hudsou said he was
getting better dividends from his /
NJ g \. investments than from any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
August Abendrolh. No. 2It Eirsf-st..
fOLlOMel the Dire engInes. ErIdny

night. and was Ted % me doOIWdN
OF his own home. iust In time To 50"
his wife carry their little daughter
out OF the house. while the depart
ment eNtingdisned an incipient blaz"
caused by lace curtain blowing mo
lighted gas Jet only the WINDOW
and frame were damaged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
j. L. Gray, of Gray Bros.. electrical
M 100 lus~-

caught a burglar in his store when
he entered tito place &C O'Clock tri-
day night Gray. hearing noises IN
the rear OF the store. went To ia
him with an iron Las but thr blow
missed and thn two men clinclss,i.
Gray soon oVrrpowered and dlsarmei
his antagonist, ANA Then gave IN"
burglar "A sound tbrashing. He dtdn
call the police but threw the bat
fered hnrklar ONT INTO the alloy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
That Detroit has more Delinquent chii-
krcn. esprrInIIN girls. IN prOpOrI Ion

TO her population than any other .tty
in the country. and less means 20
combat the situation. was proven by
the facts presented I'm addresses trl-
day afternoon. before the Detroit
Federation of Womcns clubs. ny
Judge Hubert. Of betroits. juvenile
court and Judge Wills Brown Of
Salt Lake City. also juvenile court
fudge MANY OF our schools are
having halliday sessions and this
means delinquency. So We must tace
an era of high taxes To bring our
schools aud police department. up 10
the necessary standard and To pro
vide proper recreation centers FOR Tie
children" Judge Hubert declared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
new civil service chnrter amendment
IL betng drawn mp nt the request OF

Nv F'F' Y" 'FN''
some members OF tile common coun-
ell with The Idea OF passing II ana
submitting IL with other chatter
amendments next fali Il provides
that ward f0rrInen shall w. appointed
under civil service examinations. bbt
exempts lAboyers from its prov lsionS
Heads uf departments are To he CON
suited as 20 the questions 10 y" ask ~
in examinations for rligibles 10 MI
places in thtir departments. tn"
fnayor Is To- lie given deciding vote
in cases where She members OF ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
The new automobile IRE engine. No. j.
hns been shipped buck Ia the factory

Ton n tnOrOuEU test AMI T"NuI ISL
ment The manager OF the automo-
bile concern. VINO supervised the rest
here. was not satisfied. and viii have
the engine tuned up" az the factory.
1t VIII be back for duty In a 'rw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
As "a result of the interstate commerce
cOmmI sSlOn ruIlngn Inv nrnble 10 The

beflaS salt To-, Inc Mdihtt l"t -
troit salt. both east and west. viii
be materially widencd. The rates
have been such as to bcnent ia" sdit
trust, but now Independent pfodit-
will yet An even chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
bold thicf drove a wagon M Ia he
rear door 80 Nryn's basaur. Eridny

eled ware ON NO vvptgon ana drove
away The goods were valued at
500. Several persons saw MIN .ufn
tile trick. but hiss boldness disatmed
all suspigipp
Williams news., 1910-03-12
Bass Returns From the East

w. w. Bass was in town Thurs day enroute home at the Grand Canyon from an extended visit in the east. He visited Washington, New York, Baltimore, and other cities, also in Canada. He went to the national capital in behalf of the Supai Indians who lost their homes by wash-out in the Cataract canyon last January. Mir. Bass secured a snug amount to relieve the Indians. He says that Dele gate Cameron is working hard in the interest of statehood and is leaving no stone unturned to secure the passage of the statehood bill. MT. Bass says that President Taft is a true friend to Arizona and is anxious to get the statehood bill passed at an early date. Mir. Bass says that his trip in the east was a successful one from the business point of view as we'll as a pleasur- able one.