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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Marian Clark, % years. Grace hos
pital. carcinoma.
Jennie Kulia. 2 years. 1871 Jos Cam
pau. pneumonia.
Zclla Is. Cunning. 236 Meldrum, %
Frank ii. Whitney. So years, Addison
Martha cross so years. ego Green
wood. exhaustion.
Lottie Donovan. % years. Grace hos
pital
Ellen Howard - years. Cass and
Canneld; apopleNy
George Wensell. 80 years. 800 Monat
building. laudanum poisoning suicide.
Lyle n. Crook. ] month, liN Myrtle,
~ Emcie Roepke, 81 years Pontiac
"' Mary '' Ba Ter 80 years sisN Gilbert;
Wan Broughton. months 677 Lam.
Mary brown 81 years. 81 Fifteenth;
"' Alex Kowalsiti. 50 years, SO Thirty
fourth. hcmurrhagc OF brain.
Catherine Stawasz So years lo9i
Michigan tuberculosis.
Isaac VI Peters 80 years, t52 Madl-
Iidwiga Koioscwsk. 80 years. 1855
Russell. pneumonia.
Anna 6suowskl % years, 352 Su-
periur. scptiCaemia
Michael KowalsK. 90 years 1O39
Dubois. carcinoma
Edward Urbancyk. year Sal Gar
field r.. maiDutritiOu.
Abram 4. Gerson. years. Gil clay,
tubercular meningitis.
Alvah l.. Creelman. SO years. Chicago.
Ill. pneumOnitis.
Marion LauN, years, ll9 Smith;
measles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
DIED.

DREHER--At residence Of his son-in-
law. Edward Hansen 1864 Helen
ave, FEB 10. 1910. Joseph aged ~
Years. beloved husband OF Gertrude
i1rcher ard father OF the late Mrs.
Edward Hansen. Henry. Catherine
ara John prRer Notice of funeral
FITzPATRICK-Fcb 9. 1910. at her
residence. 127 Locust-st. Miss Maud
Fitzpatrick, beloved daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mis- Hugh Fitzpatrick.
Notice or funeral later.
GUNNING-zella. Feb. .. 1910 at 226
Concord ave. aged - years. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Foster, sis
tri OF L. v Foster. Funeral at Dun
GEORGE-Feb TO- 1910 AT residence.
$50 Fourth-ave.. Henry George. aged
y years Father OF Charles j.. Mrs.
William II. Maxwell and William H..
George Funeral services from house
SATURDAY at p. IN. Private.
HUGH ES-At Clinton Mich. Thursday
morning Patrick Hughes. Funeral
saturday morning at O'Clock De-
troit friends please note
WARD-Suddenly. at her home. 222
Elliot-st.. Ellen. beloved wife OF Ed
ward and mother OF Willis Howard.
aged "A years. Funeral Saturday at
y. m. from Bethel \. NJ. r. church.
HOW ELI~-Byron. aged 81 at Monro-
via Cal, Feb. Z, beloved husband Of
Bertha Howell. father OF Marjorie.
son Of Walter and Sarah Howell, and
brother OF Allan and George Burial
at Los Angeles
KELLY-Nt" Kelleher. Feb. 10. at resi-
dcnce. IL AVery-aVc. Irene Jose
phine, beloved wife Of Cecil IL Kelly
mother OF Helen Irene. daughter Of
Annie ana sister OF Gertrude. Daisy
Catherin" Edna and Bert Kellehcr
Funeral Saturday at $50 a. m. from
residence and from Holy Trinity
church at 9
MEISSNER-Feb 10. 1910. william
MCissner. father Of William Meissner
Jrr OF Chicago. H., died at the resi-
dcnCe OF his niece Mrs c. l.. De Ma
SELLS, 2lS Twelfth-st. aged rs years
Funeral services at the Masonic tenn
PIE, Saturday, y. m.
OSBORN-Fcb. 10 AT his residence. 70
BurdenO. William :. Osborn. aged IS
years, beloved husband of Bessie Os-
horn Funeral saturday at p. IN.
Iuterment at Woodmere
RADON Feb 9. aged 81
years, beloved wife OF Carl Radzom
and mother OF Emelie Hafcmann. Au-
Eusta Forth, Mary Him.. Martha AL
tCnburg. Otto and John RadZom and
Pauline FtnZel Funeral Saturday
80 and at St Thomas church, cor
p. m.
REESE-Died Feb s. 1910. aged -
years, Anna Reese. mother OF Charles
K. Eikler. Mrs Thomas Herman and
Mrs John Mette. Funeral from resi-
dcnCe AL Wilkins. Saturday at 1870
p, m. Burial at Forest Lawn ccme-
fgTV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
TOWNSEND HAS
TALK WITH TAFT
Michigan Congressman Advises Presi'
dent On Interstate Bill-Wants
Electric Lines Included.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O-President
Taft's interstate commerce bill Is TO
be thoroughly gIoomed for a hard
fight before Il is reported out OF the
house committee on state and foreign
commerce. Rep. Townsend (Rep"
Mich.l. OF the committee. spent an
hour I'm conference with the president
today ON the bill Townsend wants the
route designation clause OF the bill
made applicable to elecIric lines which
connect with steam roads. Under the
original bill the electric lines were In.
cluded out Attorney-General Wicker
sham took that provision out of the
final draft OF the bill Now Townsend
wants it replaced.
The president and Wickersham have
held several conferences on the bill
since II was referred TO the house com
mlttee.
They wish 10 have the measure In
condition 20 stand strong opposition
when 1t reaches the floor OF the house.
The measure Is also coming in for
close scrutiny by the senate commit
tee on Interstate commerce, AT hear
ing today a delegation representing
several dozen coastwise steamship
companies on the Atlantic and Pacific,
the great lakes and the Hudson river
appeared, urging that the provision OF
tho bill permitting the interstate com
merce commission TO establish through
rates, ON part rail and part water lines
be abolished, except In cases where
no reasonable or satisfactory route
exists
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
John Measam, 334 Gilbert.
Herman Brinka. SIS Townsend.
Ernest Garlick. 1886 Twenty -thlrd.
sam Petta 442 Monroe.
Thomas Ktnney 627 Lnrned,
George Said. 23O Woodbridge
Michael Kane, 473 Larned.
william CisChka, 1893 heidelberg
James Benson. 1872 Jefferson.
William Jacobs. lil Wills.
otto Diebel PAP Heidelberg.
Joseph SelwOr, "a Thirueth.
julius starch. l56 Thirty second.
Joseph Lcwundwoski, 300 Willlams.
Albert Evans, Womuns hospital
Walter Richardson. 44S Mex instry.
Charles Lauda 26O briggs.
Charles Cory. 222 Cherry.
BOYS.
charles Bates. 203 Harbaugh.
Richard Iathem, POS Latham.
James Price. 270 Alfred.
Henry Ponkey. ll49 Baldwin.
John Nauyekas. 6ST Collins
Garden clifford. 1913 Maxwell.
William Ribitski, 227 Thirty-hrst.
Christ E,chholtz, SIS Gilbert
John Valnet. $40 Myrtle.
Bernard Nagclroort 100 smith.
ERNEST NofZ. ~ Garfield.
John Breze, &c Willcn.
Joseph I.awadzke, 34S Buchanan.
TeudI Lctkowski, PAS Garfield.
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BUNK" HE SAYS OF WARNING
THAT COMET WILL END WORLD
award Astronomer Declares Country
Has Passed Safely Through
Three Comet Tails.

BOSTON. Mass, Feb. I0.-Deriding
.leged assertions of California's as
sCnomer. and OF Camille rlamndrion,
srof. w. II. Pickering, of Harvard S
Economical department. today de-
ed that there is the slightest fear
at the cyanogen gas in the tail Of
alleys comet may snuf out life
bon the earth He said:
Notwithstanding Professors Ed
hin Booth, of California and Camille
aammarion 10 the contrary, the old
Arth has long life ahead OF II. in
last century it has passed through
rec comet tails with such ease that
lc safe TO predict it will go un'
fathed through several more.
THE cyanogen gas involved in the
mets tail is much too rariiied TO
Meet the earth. Besides, there is no
,drogen in the earth's atmosphere
.kcept that in the form Of water vapor
hid being I'm this form. It Is impossl-
for II 10 unite with the cyanogen
Fis in the comets tail and form hydro
ranic gas. This Is only another as
sonomical bug bear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
lDES IN A COFFIN TO
HEAR BRIBE OFFERED
Vows Assistant To Lawrence
(Mass.) Undertaken Who
Was An Alderman.

LAWRENCE. Mass Feb "a
illness who will be called before the
rand jury investigating charges or
aft and bribery under the city gov
nment last year swears he hid in
Il coffin and heard the offer Of $4,000
Eibe made To Xavier Legendre, then
j alderman.
The hiding place was convenient;
eYeral such were. Legendre, who
as all alderman last year. was then
nd Is now an undertaken. Ernest
|sube is Legendre's employee. Legen-
'e says that. intending to expose the
tempt AT bribery. he named an hour
pr the alleged briber to meet him In
s undertaking parlors.'
DUDE declares he hid in a coffin. the
st place where supposed briber
Guild look for a live witness. DUDE
pped the lid a little and, he VOWS, he
overheard everything that passed be-
geen fegendre and the alleged briber.
Mayor William r. White was re-
ected at the election last November.
\ his former term the mayor and the
bard of aldermen, all Republicans,
busted as chief OF the fire department
|tndIitb " hlAAtAt ~ bCiAAbNfi thNf 'i'Na
ames A Hamilton was chosen TO sue
eed him. The mayor tried Ia remove
hief Hamilton late last December uu-
er the same board OF aldermen that
nd confirmed Hamilton's nomination.
m but one Of the aldermen were beat
n for reelection. At the last meet
|Ag OF the old board Dec. 20 last, the
|ote was a. tie on the question Of re-
|Aoving Hamilton. Then followed the
ttempt To bride Undertaken Legen-
re. a friend OF Hamilton.
Desperate Chief Hamilton exposed
that lie called the plot to defeat
I'm.
After the state police had found
ome startling evidence the district at
brney called special session of the
rand jury I'm this city to investigate
ne conduct OF affairs under last years
Government. other serious charges
re made concerning the city's pur.
|hase OF fire alarms and wood pave
hents IN which New York city firms
re Interested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
STANLEY PAROLED
ON WIFE'S PLEA
'ormer Sunday-School Worker, Who
Eloped With Affinity" Prom
ises 70 Care For Family.

His wife's love and her willingness
, forgive and forget saved Arthur
tanley. former minister and Sunday
'hool worker, from term in prison
thursday.
Stanley was recently brought back
ON Philadelphia, whittier he has
cd with his stenographer and "af
nifty Miss Edith Markham, TO face
charge or abandoning his wife aud
imily. Since he has been In jail hC
as had time TO reflect and it was
It'll very sober face that he stepped
lto the prisoners dock, Thursday
Don, when Judge Connolly sent 10,
Inn.
Just before Mrs. Stanley, the pa
ent, forgiving wife, had called "a
&c the Judge TO plead for her hus
and's release. He had realized his
,istake, she represented, and was
Hing 10 make amends II given the
nance. In return she promised 10
yerlook his past conduct and starr
fe with him anew.
Il see now that | made bad Ia.
Ike" admitted Stanley. as he stood
the box. III your honor will give
e the opportunity | viii endeavoI
rectify It,"
Judge Connolly took Stanley at MS
ord and paroled him for "A year. with
te understanding mat he would do
ght by his family In the future
While this was song on, Mrs
tanley, simply but neatly clad in q
'own suit. sat IT, the rear OF trr
burt room, an interested spectator
cough no one outside of the court
nd one or two newspaper men knew
pr identity or why she was there
Filter court had adjourned and the
)ectators had gradually thinned out
ne moved quietly 10 the table whore
or husband sat with bowed head,
aiting for his bond To be made Gar
nd touched him on the arm Stanley
oked up 10 see tears elistcning In
sr eyes as she stood there before
m. He hesitfted only momclt
en- quickly rose 10 his feet and
brew his arms about the faith'H
slpmate TO whom he owed his de-
sgerance. For several seconds they
NAMED locked IN each others EN-.
race and IN that interval the differ
bees OF the past apparently were
sDliterated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
SAYS INSURED MAN DRANK;
REFUSES TO PAY POLICY
Modern Woodmen Of World Claims
John x. Gall Violated
Terms Of Risk.

Mrs Gertrude Gall brought suit
against the Modern Woodmen OF the
World. I'm judge Murphys count.
Thursday morning, to enforce the pay
ment Of a policy for 5000 taken out
on the life of her husband, John X.
Gall.
The defendant disputes payment
OH the ground that the policy express.
" provided that Call was not 20 drink
intoxicating liquor, and in the ques-
lions answered at his examination
Gall said that he did not drink and
was never intoxicated. The company
will attempt to show that Gall drank
steadily and died as a result OF his
habits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Emmett l. Fowler "a, Detroit Eihe
Il. Roberts, 21 Remus 40
Uko Borkowski, IS, Paska Paluka'
Albert Beutler. 81, Hazel Sweet, 10.
Miles Carpenter, 20; Mamie Fater-
sherman Tidball. o.: Minnie Schroe-
der, -. ,,.,,,.,,,
Joseph Schebel. p; Emma Schyw-
stanley y. Mason. 81; Racheal A.
Aibert Schuraytz, 2S Dora Goldberg,
Arnold Gilman. 80, Detroit, Anna
Cook, 20 Sioux city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
JURY's ERROR MAJ FREE HIM.
Mistake Was Made In Delivering Yer
diet IN Saloon Case.


diet IN Saloon Case.
Because OF d jary's error, otto
Schmidtke, proprietor OF saloon ard
bowling alley at Beaubien and Clinton
SITS, may escape the penalty for keep
ing his bar open on Sunday in viola
ton of the WarneT-C"amton law.
Schmidtke was tried on this charge
about three weeks ago, out the jury,
in returning It's ;erdict, found him
guilty of Feeping open after hours. a
different ofHense entirely Judge Con-
molly took it upon himself TO correct
the verdict on the record, but when
Schmidtke's attorney Fred X.
Schmalzriedt. appeared in court
Thursday, and questioned the courts
right to correct verdict, the judge
agreed with him and SGT aside the
verdict A new trial was ordered. but
when 1t is called Attorney Schmalz-
riedt will put In a plea Of former
Jeopardy. II this Is sustained the
case against Schmidtke will be dis
missed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
JOSEPH MCKAY SENT UP.

Man Who Attacked Mrs. Anderson On
Street Draws 90 Days.
Joseph Mckay was found guilty in
police court Thursday, OF attacking
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson. as she was
leaving her home on Watson-st., Tues
day evening, and was sent to the
works for 80 days BY Justice Jeffries
in default OF a $50 fine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11
Demented, Leaps From Window.

Mrs. Emma Duross, aged "a, No. 50
Arndt.st.. who lie said to be partially
emented, jumped from the second
tory window in her home Thursday
horning. when an aged woman, who
ad been engaged 20 watch her, fell
sleep. Mrs. Duross disappeared i'm
hediately and the police have been
sked to aid in the search for her
Relatives had arranged 10 take Mrs
Duross TO a sanitarium today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11

WANTED-First-class die sink
er; steady work; also hrst-class
Inspector on motor assembly.
Apply employment Office, E-M-F
Co. plant No. 3, Clark and WesS
Jefferson.
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The.
SPages

Advertising rates under any
classification m these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear IN
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
SOME-CITY 1885
BELL-MAIN 1893
For the convenience OF patrons,
arrangements have heen made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
refreshments at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
EAST sides
hOughten-French Coal Co., 432 Can
neld-aVe. east
MI; Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-a
r. Br0Wn, 1859 Jefferson-ave.
.. mcPhersOn, 240O Gratlot-aVe., oppo-
site car barns.
WEST sides
A. g.. ERnsOF. Sy5 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, iGS Myrtle-st
y. IL. Driscoll, All Mlchigan-nve
j. w. Willard, 14l9 Forrest west
W. w. Brush. 594 Michigan-ave.
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AIroMnnILEs. noArs a ENGINEs.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INrEKURDAN LINES.
Detroit nited Interurbnn Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW IIMITEns-

Detroit United Iuterurbnn Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEUS-
1880 d. IN. iu5S a. m. and S.3S y. m.
F1iut 1nlv. b..S D. m. Locals FOR Flint
a. m and every two hours 20 y o. M
oxford only 10 -. m TO Romeo s a.
fu pgcty TWO hours 10 10 y. an m 4. IA
POitT HURON LINiTrEDS-E4t a. m.
Lu.Is.I Iu . % B.. va, .45 b. m. Satuf-
dtts only. 1915 y. m. Sundays only.
III p m Locals Tor Port Huron hourly
a. m 20 p. M, also . p. m 90 Ma
zinc city. To MI Clemens, half-hour-
IN. t.gJ u m. 10 y. IN, and houtly 20
hi p IA To Mt Clemens Via Shore
line. hourly % a. ma Co 9.ZS >. m..
TOIEDo IIMITEDS--Sl20 a. M ll.g1
ID Eu 20 and 800 =. an. Locals fOr
.raf,dn hourly. $40 a. m. 20 $3.50 D. ui
also go AID p m, for monroe
JACKSON IIMUfEDS-- 1fb a. M
1s-lF. 3.t5 and 6.t5 y, m. Locals toI
Jackson z a. m. and every two hours
To- No. N for Ann Arbor. a. M and
GourIv % a. o. M for plymouth and
N,rtbviflp. B. 30 a m. and hourly TO 80
n m also q n and II y, m saline
tare Tor fpsNanti-
WNnudotte DIVISION .32 a. IN. ind
hait-l,uriy Co S35 p. IA, hourly 90
pontinc Divisions a. ris half-houriy
until D. no. then hourly 90 IL p m.
BIrmlngham only, ~ p m.
Orchard Lake Divisions a. m. ana
hourly until ii p. m
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70 learn barber trade
SIS 10 $50 weekly paid graduates. lew
weeks completes. can earn tools and
board from start big demand for
graduates; catalogues mailed free.
Moler Barber College. Chicago, Ill.
NANTED-Yo Young man 10 drive single
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Job Printing dons right; Iimes
srfntfnW CO., rs John R-st. Call Main
lss. or City 1855.
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70 Grand River.
Observation-Disclosures.

HIGHEST prices paid furniture stoves.
carpets. Lapham. 233 Graf. Park 243-J
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DENTISTS.
REST DENTISTS

'IFfI Z 7 T
BEST DENTISTS want you To call
Hope YOU are on the way now Don't
think we are going To leave you.
You Will find us pleasant company
full OF sentiment. humor and good
fellowship We will give you good
advice on how to preserve your
teeth. and IL won't cost you any,
thing. See our new offices.
70 Grand River.
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NOTICE

Floor cases at a sacrifice We have left
few more OF those fine SIT plate
top floor cases at S2i ana &22. wall
cases all sizes. fuc new counters,
shcivings. coffee mills and scales.
cash registers 3 large mirrors. Sec
ond-haud counters and shelving. cash
drawers, bread cases. Give us call
Phone City 1853 Glunzs 500
Michigau-avc. near Fifth-st
ORDER your hay. straw. suayiugs. salt.
chicken feed, etc. from
GEO BESANCON * SONS,
120g-I3l5 Grand Etvcr-avr. Phone
oak 33N, Walnut 90.
PIANO BARGAINS
one Sa15 KimualI slJ4HtE used 1865
ON, $3.50 Uiuze, slightly used 3 So
one 1928 Ariou. slightly Js,I s2l1
one IIplIst 81 Davis. %
Tuning. TeuuIsIlnB aut repairing
promptly and uvuts done
". W <lN}\LI CO..
corner Farmer and Bates SITS.
SODA FOUNTAINS. bIU1tJ aad poot
tables. new and secondhand Geo
MARSH 60 Farm,t--i p y terms
RILLtARD and pool tables. ncw and
s,cou l-huud FOR cash nr easy pay
meuts The BI uusNvirk Baier-'ol
lender CO. ZOO Randolph so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11

WANTED--Able- bodied men Tor the U.
s Marine Corps. between the ages OF
- and 80, must be native born or
have nrst papers; monthly pay $40
TO 500; additional compensation pos
sible; food, clothing. quarters and
medical ATTENDANCE free; after 80
years service can retire with rs per
cent of pay and allowances; service
on board ship and ashore in all parts
OF the worlc. Apply at 20 Forrest.
west. Detroit, Mich.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MISCELLANE
ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR furnishing cheese
factory, nearly new &. T. Gregg
Pomona, Mich
CLEAN, dry, hard or soft wildwood
HoUghten- French Coal co. Ridge 565.
AA--5OO TYPEWRITERS. all makes.
Late Visiblcs $50 up, others, $40 up,
terms. 81 weekly, repairing, renting.
81 30 mo, save u In supplies. RIB
bons, 5Oc, Carbous, Toe doz., paper
$500 sheets), 3OC. open Saturday
evenings Phone NJ. IlU2. Detroit
Typr Co lSl Shelby-st.
DRIVE IN SICAL GOODS
we will soon take inventory and must
decrease our stock. Will }ou u'lp ds
when We tell you that cost VIII not
cut any figure iu the selling price,
Don't put 10 off but come now VIII
LARD BRYANT MUSIC House. us
WOODW AED-ANE-
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- EXPERIENCED PAPER
Bon MAKERS ON ALL GRADES OF
WORK; ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN.
HOLIDAY BOX CO. FORT AND
BRUSH.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

4 GIRL for housew ork. mornings only;
no washing nor ironing; small fam
ily. Apply 81 Frederick-aVe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11

TOOLMAKERS-THREE OR
FOUR FIRST-CLASS MEN
TO WORK ON JIGS AND
TOOLS.
RELIANCE MOTOR TRUCK
CO., OWOSSO, MICH.
WANIED-Bright young men
for inside stock chasers only
those familiar with auto parts
need apply. Apply employment
office EMF plant No. 3, Clark
and West Jefferson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-11

WANTED-25 girls, expert
enced paper box makers, and
girls for labelling paper boxes ;
steady work Eagle Paper Box
Co., I30 Beaubien-st
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. plair cooking. references re-
quired. 1881 Jefferson.
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nELr MANTEp-MALn.

STUDY SHoRTHAND without cost.
fhrcr free night classes now being
organized. No charge for instruc-
ton. books or paper. Wonderful new
system Invented hy court reporter OF
80 years experience. Quickly learn
ed. readily written. easily read. Fine
positions open Co those who master
~. enquire now Tor class starting
phone NJ, 673-J Daniel Shorthand
school, % West Fort-st
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GIRL for general homework good
companionable girl preferred; fair
wages 4SS McGraw
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SHoE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait
the modern way Famous Shoe Re
pairing Co. As State-st Cherry 53S-R
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APPROXIMATION RESPONSES.

SOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Cem
block and brick machines. value $500.
What have you? Address Il, box 81.
Detroit Times.