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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12
SACRED HARP SINGERS
VIII Hold Convention in Was aha
chic the Fifth Sunday in April.

The Sacred Harp Singers of Ellis
county viii hold a convention at the
court house in Waxahachie the fifth
sunday in this month All singers in
the county who have Sacred Harp
books are requested to come and
bring them A cordial invitation IS
extended the public IN general to at
tend. Wei known leaders will be in
charge of the music.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12

c. A. Stephenson, Charley Ray
Miss Virgie Jackson, Miss Erma
Cole and others went to Dallas this
morning TO attend the Methodist
Sunday school convention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12

Mrs. r. S. Burke and daughter
are visiting in Italy today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12
Fast BounO.

rltplty & Rrelo, vaucy soutl,bound
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12

Prof. and Mrs. E. G. Grafton are
visiting at Italy today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12

<<<>> >><>< 49,
. WANT COLUMN.
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WEATHER Tonight showers, I'M
settled. Thursday colder. Max SO.
Min. 61.
FOR RENT-House. See DR.. L. KEEP
linger. IL
FOR RENT-One house. See H. f.
Rousseau. II
TOMATO and cabbage plants for
everybody. Bird Forrest. tt
FOR RENT-lFine office room over
Reymuller's Pain Store. See w. B.
Reymuller. u
STENOGRAPHER-Miss Lola Cur
lin, office with G. C. Groce, Citizens
Bank Bldg. u
STRAW, PANAMA and felt hats
cleaned and reblocbed at Pages tai
lor shop. Phone n.
WANTED-Everyb TO eat ice
cream and cake at Modern Woodmen
hall Thursday night
W7ANTED-Your orders for cane
and Johnson grass hay, in bundles
First class feed. D. H. Thompson. -
FOR RENT room house, NO. 400
Rogers street, blocks from square.
New and all conveniences. l.. r.
Campbell. II
FOR SALE-Good buggies at bar
gain. We can save you from $40 to
$25 on each. See A. B. Hunter, next
to Arnold's Music Store.
WANTED Carrier boy with horse
for West End Sunday delivery of
Dallas News. Two hours work. APP
ply in person to E. f. Owen. Sp
cleaning pressing, repairing and
dyeing shop. All work called for and
delivered Pages Tailor Shop. Phone
II. tt
FOR SALE-My buggy horse, good
driver, perfectly safe for lady; also
two buggies and two sets of harness.
Will sell together or separately. E.
P. Hardin If
FOR RENT-Modern seven room |
lwelling house barn, large lot, good |
leighborhood, convenient to school. |
Ellis County Loan and Commission |
IT |
WOMEN. sell guaranteed hose. 70 |
Der cent profit. Make $40 daily. Full |
)r part time. Beginners investigate. |
Strong Knit Box 1929 West Phila
1elphia, Pa. w&s ZIP |
FOR SALE-My home place, con-
tanning 5 rooms, located between
the Katy and Brazos Valley depots.
The best small hotel or boarding
house proposition in the city, at a
bargain If sold this month. Apply to
Pete Ellis. IT
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
SAY CLIENT REFUSES
TO SETTLE; SUES HER

The case OF Mrs. Charlotte Heigho,
widow of George Heigho, former pa
trDlman. against Frank c. Andrews,
e recalled in the action brought by
Attorneys Barry q McCredie In Judge
Mandells court. Friday. 10 collect
from Mrs Heigho fees for recovering
$1,000 which she gave to Andrews
TO invest
Andrews, having been police com
missioner, knew that Mrs Heigho
had received about $4,000 insurance
on the life of her husband. and after
his release from prison. where he
was sent for wrecking the City Saw
ings bank, induced her TO turn II over
to him TO invest She did this, and
not receiving any returns, started
suit for the return OF the money. An.
drevs. who was out on parole at that
Time, settled with her out OF court.
and then Mrs. Heigho refused TO pay
Barry & McCredie.
Mrs. Heigho alleges that the law
yers urged her 10 give them the case,
SAYING they would get lot OF ad.
vertising out OF Il, and she says they
die nothing TO recover the money.
The lawyers offered TO settle ut one
time for $500, but Mrs. Heigho re-
frsed to pay them anything Now she
Is being sued for 5000.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
N0TICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, November I. 1911,
Paving Notice. NJ. tttI.

To :. CIszewskt. NJ Juchowski John
Korks r X kozlowski. \. kosciusko.
&. Moskowski. Frank Richter, Frank
Rosinski Joseph Sowinski \ Sonny
ski Albert SanascCkt, Thomas Xoltow-
Xxi. and 10 all other persons OWNING.
occupying or otherwise interested IN
any of-the ietS and parcels OF real
estate I'm tho local assessment district
established by the Common Council 20
dCfray the expenses OF grading ana
laVtng the alley within tho boundaries
herein set forth.
The Assessment roll has been com
plcted for defraying the expense OF
paving tho alley No. 2it-bCtng the
alley 1rst south OF and parallel 10 Can
field avenue. from the east line of Rus
sci street caStcry TO the west line OF
alley irst west Of and parallel to Rio
peiic street, and is now open 10 inSprr-
ton at thts office. and viii remain iu
this office for i've DAYS rom the nrst
publication OF this notice, for the In
speCtton Of all concerned All lots or
parcels OF land abutting On. or adjoin-
ing thu alley so described, have been
assessed for such Improvement
The BOARD Of Assessors VII meet on
Tuesday. tho eth day " November.
1911. at 10 o'clock A. m, az their Office
in ,hc CITY Hall. and will reInain i'm
session for q period 81 six hours 20 hear
amy person OF persons desiring TO OBJ
pot ~ my a--v-sucnt 81 tunrtc
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
tst2) by HENRY PLAss. -,
President
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
COBB SOME CLASSY ACTOR
THINKS TRENTON PAPER
He Gets Away With Stage Star
Ship in Way Surprising To
Those With High Hopes.

Tyrus Cobb. according TO a critic OF
the Trenton True American. who saw
the Peach work on the stage at Tren.
ton in the first performance OF the
College Widow, Is some actor, Lis
ten
Not content with grabbing the top
most twig OF laurel in the baseball
world and scoring on sacrifice in the
reportorical game, Ty Cobb. the re-
nowned baseball star OF the Detroit
\. l.. team, broke into the theatrical
world last night at Taylor opera
house. and, though he swung at some
wild ones. managed 20 connect for a
Baker before the game ended, and
chopped another niche In the hall or
fame True. IL wasn't such big
niche this time, but at that the dent
was perceptible.
The Georgia Peach isn't attempt
ing 10 elevate the stage, He is out
for the money, but. be IL said TO his
credit, he IS no lemon when IL comes
10 the histrionic No one expected
Tyrus 10 shade the efforts OF Sothern,
Forbes Robertson. Gawge Co-han,
Dave Wartield ct al. but he accepted
all chances. ran on any one on the
team The only members OF the cast
who figured in the scorers column
with the Georgia Peach, were Harri.
son Stedman, who played Hiram Boil
ton. father of the hero halfback por-
trayed ny the worlds greatest bats
man. and Harvey Reynolds, who
enacted the role Of the president OF
Attwater college"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04

the most important now before him
and he undoubtedly will devote much
space I'm the message 10 IT, In this
connection conservation will be con-
sidered
The president varied his stay az
Hot Springs today with q game OF
golf Archie Butt was his opponent
and the presidential encourage was
demoralized for an hour before the
game because the presidential golf
clubs could not be found. They were
finally located. however. and the pres
ident hurried 90 the inks.
After 4s days, of travelling. speech
making, banqueting and campaigning.
the president today Joined his vile
and daughter. Helen. having left them
AZ Beverly on Sept. Is, Since then
he has travelled 1896 miles, and
when he leaves Hot Springs he Will
ride l.S3t miles before returning Ia
the White House II was a happy
moment when the president embraced
his wife and daughter.
According 10 the Official records OF
Secretary Hilles. the president hat
talked To l,55l,O5l Of his eountrymen
since ne iell hth ely. tiliiea cSN'
mates the street crowds who
the president dultng his various stops
at 2,a44. SOC THIS would make the
total number of persons who have
seen the president on the trip about
$500 600
While the president confined him
self almost entirely 10 the Ave sub
jects--peace, antitrust law. a defense
OF the tariff vetoes. the tarir board
and the supreme court--he made a
total OF 300 speeches on the trip. He
visited $50 Villages. cities and towns
in 90 states Before he concludes his
trip he will have visited IS states. or
nearly twothirds of the country.
1T has been a. great Journey said
the president. and | believe have
grown closer TO the people OF the
country and that they have been able
10 appreciate my point OF view bet.
ter as a result
In the course OF the trip Secretary
Hilles has received and answered a..
500 letters and kilograms. This is
the record OF the clerical branch OF
the White House when II goes on
the road"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
BEGINS ATTACK ON
OREGON PRIMARY LAW

WASHINGTON. Nov 3.-Six states
joined hands in the United States su.
preme court today in defense Of the
initiative and referendum Though
the cases being argued both originated
in Oregon. attorneys from Missouri,
Kansas. Washington, Oklahoma and
California appeared to supplement the
efforts Of Oregon counsel.
When the case was called mp in the
supreme court this afternoon s.
Pillsbury. attorney for the Pacific
Telephone q Telegraph Co. opened
with an argument In support OF his
claim that the initiative and referen.
dunn system in Oregon Is not repre-
sentative form OF government and did
not give the state the Republican form
guaranteed by the United States con.
stitution.
Pillsbury was asked by Chief Jus.
tice White whether he could cite any
decision by the supreme court In
which an issue was made Involving
the violation by the state of anything
except n specific provision Of tho con
stitution. Pillshury responded that
the unconstitutiouality OF the II and
n" was implied by the fact that the
constitution for the state provided
government OF three departments. the
legislative. judicial and executive.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
MICHIGAN LEADS IN
HUNTING FATALITIES

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-"0f the
a. hunters killed so far this season.
said nr Palmer. OF the United States
biological survey. the largest num-.
bcr were reported from Michigan.
VIM II deaths, New York coming
second with .. Washington and New
Jersey bcing tied for third place with
three fatalities each
In proportion TO its population the
United States leads the world in tho
hunters within its borders tnfor-
tunately. II also leads IN the proper
ton OF fatal hunting accidents. There
Is ave times as much interest In hunt.
lng laws than In any other coun.
tries. VIC estimate that there are al
most 100000 American hunters I'm
several Of the western states the hunt.
ers constitute as much as IL per cent
OF the population.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
N0TICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
Detroit November I, 1911,
Paving Notice No. ITO.

To Nellie Archer q. a.. BONN. H. ~
Bradford Arthur Cotton, Ellen carter
i r. Gent Margaret Harrington, Henry
Kaiser, u. Karh r.. q. krcntler
Lothrop Estate Co. J Y. Lyon. NJ. a.
Miller. Charles 4 Marta. John J.,
Martin Nelson. H. r. Roth, 6 Y. Raiss,
r. +. Rascman, Arthur r. Schreiter, J.
4. Snrntt Elizancth Summarized Paul
wallbaum, - W Walters, and 60 all
other persons owning occupying. or
otherwise interested in any Of the lots
and parcels OF real estate IN the local
assessment district established by the
Common Council to dcfray the eN-
pcusoS OF grading and paving the alley
The assessment roll has been COM
pletcd for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No, 2o6--being the
alley IN block bounded by kerCheVal
and Helen avenue Waterloo street and
Grand boulevard from the north curb
lino OF Kercheval avenue 10 the south
curb line OF Waterloo street. and Is
now open 20 inspection az this office,
aud will rrmait Inv this office for I've
DAYS from tho first publication OF this
notice, for the inspection OF NIL con-
cerped All lots or parcels OF land
abutting on. Or adjoining the alley so
described have been assessed for such
Improvement
Tho Board ~ Assessors will meet on
Tuesday the eth day OF November, 1911,
AT 10 O'Clock a m. ~ their office in
tho Ci'y Hall. and will remain In scs-
sion for a period Of six hours to hear
any person or persons desiring 10 OBJ
jcct 90 any assessment 40 made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
(6i1 BY HENRY PLASS,
President.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
TARIFF WILL Be MAIN
TOPIC IN PRESIDENT
TAFT'S ANNUAL MESSAGE
Chief Executive Expects To
Complete II Before He
Returns To Capital.
RESTING AFTER HIS TOUR.
Has Promised Revision of Tariff
and Much Interest Centers
In This Question.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Nov, S.-Re-
turning TO his official duties after
eight weeks OF travelling. President
Taft today planned 10 complete his
third annual message TO congress be-
fore he returns TO the White House
on Nov. L.. Secretary Hilles left the
presidents train as IL passed through
Washington last night 10 begin the
collection of data for the message.
lie will join the president here prob.
ably tomorrow. with "A mass OF facts
aud figures from the various depart
ments, or course the tariff will be
the first subject taken up in the
message.
The president has promised tarii
revision, particularly OF the wool and
cotton schedule throughout his trip
about the country and Hflles was In
stTucted TO see that the tariff board
has its reports on these two SEIZED
ules ready 10 40 20 congress with the
message ON these articles the presi.
dent expects the boards reports
show the necessity for lower duties
and he will follow the reports In his
recommendations
The antitrust law which since the
filing OF the government suit against
the steel trust has kept big business
in turmoil. will also be considered.
The president will oppose any amend,
ment of the law, but will repeat his
recommendation for a consideration
Of corporation law. under which the
government may restrict the com
ponent parts Of the big trusts when
they are separated by such DEGREES
as the Standard Oil and Tobacco de
crees.
AleRg this -line the president Will
have the report OF the railroad secur-
tiles commission, which has been in
vestigating the possibilities OF govern
ment prevention of stock watering
and over capitalization,
The question OF magazine postage
will also be taken up and the presi,
dent will base his recommendations on
the report OF the Hughes postal COM
mission which has been at work on
this subject for months,
\ recommendation OF Secretary
Meyers navy reorganization plan Will
also be included in the message.
Legislation 10 clear UP the Alaskan
situation will be recommended, based
on the results OF Secretary Fishers
recent trip 10 the north, This ques-
tion the president considers one OF
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
DIED.

prcl-tSls Nov. 4, Philomsnc. beloved
v,fe al JosCVh Dcguisc, dear hoth'l
OF Louis Crnest, and st.pmo'n,' =,
Mrs. Frank \ Miner. Mrs ~ -
Rnrtcot and Joseph NJ peSuise, = y
Funrral saturday at $40 from ,es,-
Lone, bOC Fost-h east and oclock
az 81 loachim's church Montr'al
and Quebec papers please eopE-
'CApITt-N Nov l. Annie. MarEalcI eSr
loved wife or Frances l. ana no.ur
OF Michael Jane Henrlet'aas; ,,,rloy
and Mrs WuliIm Pave. fnhera,
from residence, ST, Clalr-aNe- ~ "S =,
Iot,'tr SATURDAY az $50 and st
pauls church at p
CAMPBELL Nov, l. Arehte, heloNe"
rnsh,ud ~ Nellie and father OF
Percy. James and Hilda; AZ tosioenv,
$50 Abbott-st Funeral saturday ".
sac and az tTolv Trinity chNr'n ~
ga ny Funeral car
cn.rrtJ, Nov q. Johanna, reAct o.
Gnorse W Cotter az Sarnis, onthi 10,
ma mother of George v tv'tFL -
por. Iuron. md Mrs NirtFt
Horne. of petro,t, Fen,ia 49, 49,
aauybtrr's rcatdcncc, lla hague NNS
80" saturday AZ y w. Burial pr'-
vate
~, ,,t.p< Noy AZ residence. 81
NicItmirno.avc, MARI A.. widow ot
me late ItcurN 4 column ahI Mu.ur'
~ Mrs Herbert Prince fhosniN.
Artz. tuuoral SATURDAY., NOV y ~
30 n m Burial private
t.1,,<t{hFr-oct 81. 1911. John g he
,,,'o., am OF william and Mary Fick q
40 hrnther ~ Mrs Henry SCHWARTZ
a. Fred Rohr, Minnie, Frcn
charles and William Eickhou 49,
90 years Funeral from reSinehoe'
slS Mrl<instrN ave. SATURDAY " W.
GoppSEII NOV T. loil AZ residence
b6S ,'hautplaiu- John u heloNcI
r,snand OF Emma Goodscll ana
father OF Mrs William g heNehS
asrb a. wears Notice OF funeral
later
,ytfe az Henry liauss and dear
mathew Of Irene Josephine, Henry,
~ ana Rudolph FUnUral sunday
afternoon from residence at l.So
I.rNPKE Cunord Nov = aged ~
wears beloved son of MI ana Mrs
c,ns n I.ompkc and brother " NIL
49, or1 Louis. IN. Funeral Satur-
dav from residence, 4et Maok-sve.
AZ . IN
MAI.TZ oct 81. az residence, $50 Fer.
dinnnd ave- sophia Ewald, beloved
Vic ot W !! Malt mS,hrr 9" =, Hos =
m. FROM house
MCLEOD Nov g. i9ll, John y. beloved
husband 90 Emma tanslcN NJ Leod
I,nnrral services from residence. 20
Lawrence ave Time latcr
pRoC.rnR Nov = Carrie. wife OF
I,hn W Proctor Funeral saturday
~ Il VA nom Seist Bros pHriors 3,
MaCpWr-St
.JJEfCfj 1t ms tate residence. 9aS
Mult.tt- ST. NOV ?, 1911. Joseph. be
fNv,d husband 10 NprEarcth tllrith.
r,tt,,Y of Ms lohn ArCrs Mrs
l,rauk condo Mrs, \. Mckenzie. Mra
lnbr S-hcid. Mrs John T"Ch Mrs
Nn Shiclds Mrs Nuacny tuank~
,,d thr iafc John llluyf. AGED 20
wand luusrti Monday al 70. ln
ryom house. and a. le m ia Sc
1o,cpls church.
t-Iubu> A.. Mrs T. y ut Wavcrly s.
i'uucral from "a, houlr 80 her
SON Iam,s q. CHtbCatt 80 Marietta
sf SATURDAY., Nnv 80 y m
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
BIRTHS.


RONS
John IA pAucr Nto Mt Elliott
James O'nouucn 1879 W Ord lSonl
John Smud unskt 65 ThtgtN- fourth
a. n BtoNu. SiH Campbell
Y w t'osdiCk. SIS MerriCk
Carl i<rnckctt. TlN Riopellc
1 SCnuctt. is TlydddCus
GIRLS
II Zcmkc it3 Chenc
n poussic. go NcllrNu,
NJ A Vincent. 201 BERLIN
n W lawlrss, iNe Thirty nrst
Nj Moe. SO Golduer
AicN Nautars 16i f'raukhn.
A. Ipbrstsn, 30 H"cch-st
: Now srl<t. 1859 Dubois
Paul Icska. 90 TWrN ,ntrd
r plasucvitZ a., TwCntN.third
Iro Miticr, ~ Illinois
N rhayrr, as Larpcd.
"a l. w. Hold'rnc~s. - cleveland.
II n UctWtg. $40 lImboldt
n u pCttin it5 MaNburN
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
DEATHS.

Frederick WAGNER a. 90 Cougfce..
st east fra,tur" of skull. fdwuiT
Stctnkt. s. pc los CampHu. pHfal s..'s
~ heart -Nt4us.s-l-l cl,v-lvai -l..-l-ss-'-
nNE dlphthcria henrietta Tuerk ia.
II Ilut,t.st. uremic pctsouiug Augusta
pcesingcr. 30. Grace hospital, mluat
Nda Crusop. Sc. stt6 t,gst
Grd Iout cerebral hcWnrrtapc. Anna
Dccmcr -. 40 lansine lobor pncu.
,H,vrt.apth ave. tito coilus WiihoI.
nina kalba,h - W! Krwp-a,,, al
,,rolir narroSts. Erank Rotmau. &C., g1s
Isusaeu. 81. acute nrph tits tturatio ~
ilRp,toa "a 6at I'Gtth-uvc.. artcric
sricrosls NnEela how'd ~. il7 Green.
,,s,,,,,t sy-s seHttftv Fran -rv II Peter
ia gSs Wessou-Hve.. pneumonia John
n Huvir - Marine hospital, typhotd
f,yor. Mary 4 tullh ts, a.. ISL D-rttrV-
ave acute gastritis Thor~SH pcttlof.
: mos. sfN Dubois ST.. castro cntrri-
tie Mary I WuuvENk ~. 1ta nunois-
.4t pneumonia Mary softer 81. 'tt
NEteomr-St rat,iuou1 Vnua llauaE.N.
ss 49, south. So. cHrrrr ~ stomach.
Frank " tltirrap. 80 ~ MULBERRY ave.
myehus Lorctto schultz, J. ga Seven
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank A. I.oomts, a. Detroit, Corinne
Martin % Windsor
Herman Wodtko, 20. Carrie liealey,
is
charles q. Salisbury. Al. Lucy n
Kyle. -
August potteck, rs. Detroit. Hattie
wheeler. 90. ConcoVtllc. kans,
John Scott. 81, Pucc. ont, Ethel Tay-
Tor. is same.
Thomas Wudyka. 81, Mary Stono-
stowsl<i. ~.
Anthony kuwsclewtcI, 30. Detroit;
Alice McIdrum %. Mt. clemens
orr Crentz 30. New York. Matilda
Minl1ler. 80. Detroit
Frank Corey % Frances Strch. p.
Angelo Alnogt -. sarah CasdarOli
is,
Erwin 81 Evansville. Ind.
charles O.. Trcsslcr. 30; Ella Day. -.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTER,RBaN
LINES

TOLEDO. CLEVELAND LIMtTEpS
40 "a m and every two hours 10 5 ~
u n. Toledo only so y m Toledo
i,NpresS a m. every two hours 60
n IN Toledo Locals. a M every two
hours TO 5 y m. y, IN. Monroe only.
- rtnRp ~ HIrkoN LIMIrEps -7.is
., every two hours 20 IT'S m Suns
AZ onlV IL y m Locals, a, m, every
two Eours 60 m, p M Marina
CIV only. $ y, m; NJ Clemens only,
I'd m. hourly 20 $50 =, M y N,
shore Line, e..9 m honriy 10 iliSS
y NIX SON KALAMAZOO LIMITFps
10 a nm every two hours TO lIR
:, iackson-l.ynsin Limited. s;i0 p
y, Jackson locals = m every tw.p
haurs 60 . y m Ann Nrbor only. 9
A. m y m TO Sorthville. s.S6
hourly 20 ) 80 Y, m, $40 y IN, D.
M =, WI WI . m saline cars from YPa-
ie,YYi,>r.sAGrNAw LtMTEps--ssyA
!, L .NSr, two hours ~ s IS ? m. 10,
m ~ m every Two hours 10 10
Gals M north - oxford. Sunda
Sthor Romeo locals. T. ana .
y ,mmcuARp LAKE DIVISIONS =
M hourly Co. - ,s ~ ~ IN
~. ~ At,nat,ffy ~ Tse ufiHates va
nav = "a, ~ half hourly To s;sS p. n hous.
" ,tI0SN y SS PLiMlrEps ESQ n m
10. bs0 y m Locals sac a m.
evcty 40 minutes ~ ~ a m I;ts a
w every 20 minutes 20 sic y M. s.So
=. ~. Jso y tnr v w, sac y. M i.
SsO " m. 80 80 T. IN Ia y. IN. RIf.
r,'ngiam only. $40 .. m. tie .. ~.
and midnight
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
HOARD on EDUCATION.
Bids--PrIntinR and binding OfhciaI
Proceedings &c the Board
NJ Edura

Sctrctnry,s OfhCc, 80 Broadway
Detroit Michigan, Nov 3 1911
sealed proposals Will be received at
=thts office until twelve ogtork NOON
"Wednesday. November Sth, for printing
aud binding the official Proceedings %
the Board 81 Education.
AccincatiouS may be had on applt-
cation TO this office
Vids must be submitted on forms
furnished by the ScCrCt&v
rae Board % Education reserves the
right To reject any or all bids
Jsi6l MAURICE II MARI
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
FARMER ENDS HIS LIFE.

OWOSSO Mich, Nov. 3 Frank
Fox. farmer. 81, bought 10 grains
scious later ip the kitchen, an empty
vial beside him lie died within an
hour
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
ro,IrRY ,>p rrr sroCk.
GERMAN SINGERS

GERMAN SlNGtl$S
Tust arrived another l"t -. th'~' h"~'
,,tfftD ippertcd u1rF mountain
.... -h.lE ha4.slllllsAsa 81 A.
,,fr,,rt store kind ~ hirdl. bat
he Genuine imported German bird,
.,ia op uttcyr day trial with ?
written Euarautcc w" e,so nav =
.ltTpp- paTrotv gold ush, bird sni
trv sp5pl-cu illustrate catalogue
,'ted trcr Nl live stock can D.
ltrr,d safely anywhere
EpWA ARDS Rlltlf STORE
ig9 Mchlgan.avc, Dtuctt
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
cr,a Chn,,,r ob,.ct,onnhir.

Chattering on the football Heids may
become "a objectionable as q has been
on the diamond announcement to
tile fellows ou your team il all right
enough within reasonable bounds but
n barking" Tor tho apparent purpose
~ imyrcssinR tho other fellow you are
going 10 "eat him alive is ridiculous
especially when II turns out that your
bark is worse than your bite let hin
who thinks the cap ITS nnt " on
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
DEATHS.

tcenth-St auto intoxfcation. Edw.
steele. Ga. l0s Locust. chronic interStl
tial nephritis; Theresa Nande'er ~
seS Ir,usI septic infection. sophia u.
Malt1. al 6Sa Ferdinand ave, Cirrhosle
~ liver. Helen u BARTLETT, 6l ShS War
ron ave east cmholuSt Robert y - :
vile a. Is. Mcldrum-aye., pulihoha[
tuberculosis ErnStina behk'' =" 80
pprSapRn ST. cardiac asthma
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
ron s,I.n-noron noArs.

CABIN LAUNCH sSNT used one sea-
son. light cruising equipment Cost
$50. st0o this fan. q. Il. Petoskey.
lo2o Wankagoo. Mich
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04

Rprtpes.-iike rrtntInx. no fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right. Tive. rrIating Co, rs
John n st Tn. Main it9S. or City sttt.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04

A MAN about So -wants position as
jhnitur, elevator work or watchman.
Address No @ Hverndis-ave., De-
trott Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04

NocICE--If any poor girl IL In trouole.
needing advice, friendship or help
DCFT, sss Forrest west Salvation
Army.
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personal.

ANY UNFORTUNATE GIRL In need os
friendship. help and advice, write or
call on Mrs A. NJ Burr. t3s Lafay-
ette-hlvd. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04

HORSES and cows removed promptly,
Millenbach Bros Phone w. ios-ssA
The Detroit times., 1911-11-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HICIfl,ST prices paid furnfture stoves.
carrots Lapharn. 2s2 0rat Cherry tofl