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The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
EX-SENATOR MURPHY DEAD.
Former Statesman Had Been Leader
In Democratic Party In New York.

Former Statesman Had Been Leader
In Democratic Party In New York.
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. Aug. a.
Edward Murphy. Jr.. formerly United
States senator from New York and
for years potent factor In the Affairs
OF the upstate democracy In that
state died at his home here today.
The former senator was operated on
for enlarged glands some weeks ago
and was thought to be recovering.
Yesterday his condition took q turn
for the worse and members OF the fam
lily were hurriedly summoned. He
sank steadily through the night and
died today.
Edward Murphy Jr., was a power
full factor In the affairs OF New York
state from the time he was elected
mayor OF Troy, In 1875. From then
until 1895, he ruled the Rensselaer,
County Democrats with an iron hand
and was so uniformly successful in
rolling up big majorities for the
ticket that he was early made a
member OF the inner circle In the
state committee.
He was chosen chairman OF the
state committee In 1887 and served
until 1895. In that position he assist
ed David Bennett Hill In getting the
state delegation away from Grover
Cleveland In 1892.
Murphy was a member OF the state
delegation to the 1892 national con
vention He was elected United
States senator In 1898, serving one
term. He was born in Troy, Dec.
IL, 1886, and was graduate OF st.
Johns college at Fordham, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
y. Craplinski. ISL williams.
Mike Turbok, 20s West End.
Geo. Thompson, 636 Merrick.
Max Knetding, 6S2 Lansing.
". G. Gnau. 81 Van Dyke-pl.
Abe Bigelman. 943 Grand River.
Abe Lsrner. 29l Adelaide.
David Chatlin. 27e Columbia.
SaEH Rossman, 1856 Brewster.
VIM stephens. sac Lafayette.
Edw. Monahan, 339 Champlaln.
A. J. Sicu, rs Beard.
n. G. Wood, 1857 Russell
q. K. Butterfly, 779 Commonwealth.
Jos. Rentz. 263 Superior.
Hugo Schwanc, 655 Willis O.
Parker Furtaw, 149 Brooklyn,
GIRLS.
Jan Amato, 2b1 Larned.
NJ Tumrnbarello. 1913 Russell
A. Weronka, 37S Poplar.
A. Cook, 439 Lafayette blvd.
chas. Alexander. 81 Pine.
Chas Walschon, l441 Gratiot.
l.. Horowitz, 291 Alfred.
Harry Epstein, 336 e. High.
Peter Boutin, 243 Rivard.
Lester Berdau, 147 Garfield.
Walter Platt, $50 Warren e.
w. G. Kirchoff, 453 Harrington.
VIM. Reaver, IL Caroline.
Jno. Trapp, $50 Hyernois.
]. J. Smith, 669 Third.
Martin Bonard. Sal Rlopelie.
Frank Miergelski, e97 ST. Aubin.
L. III. Costenoble. ~ Lewis
Robt. Steinberg, 1858 Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
NELSON OF JAPAN
ARRIVES FRIDAY
Reception To Admiral Togo, Hero CT
Great Naval Battles, Will Be
Fit for a King.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Racing down
the Atlantic coast the steamship Lust
tania IL speeding against time to try
TO get her nose opposite the quaran'
tine station by 1880 tonight. II she
does, Japans naval hero will sieep to
night In a hotel In this metropolis
II time wins, Admiral Togo will re-
main on board until morning.
The hero of the worlds greatest ma
va battles comes here as the guest
OF the American nation and will be the
recipient OF such honors as are seldom
accorded by a democracy TO the rep
resentative OF monarchy. From the
moment he lands until he crosses the
border into Canada the Nelson OF
Japan" will follow a program arranged
for him by the state and navy depart
ments.
The Lusitania will be met on quar-
antine by the revenue cutter Seneca
on board OF which will be Capt. Potts
chief officer If naval Intelligence;
Chandler Hale, third assistant secre'
tary of state Major. Gen. Fred d.
Grant and stan: Lieut.. A. b. Cook oil
the navy, detailed as personal aide 70
the admiral during his stay here; Bar
on Uchida, japanese Ambassador 10
the United States, and Commander
Hanihara, first secretary OF the Jap.
anese embassy.
The admiral will leave for Wash
ington In special car over the Penn
sylvania at 1888 tomorrow afternoon
and on Saturday will make calls on
President Taft and at the state anil
navy departments. In the evening lie
will dine with the president He goes
to Canada by way OF Niagara Falls.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
KILLS BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Shoots Whom He Turns on Her With
Torrent Of Abuse in Saloon.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.--Because
her husband, James langley, turned
or her with a torrent OF abuse when
she found him In a saloon, Anna Lang.
ley, 10 years old, fired four shots at
him. One struck Langley and he died
on the way to a hospital. Mrs. Lang
Hey was arrested.
Il don't see why should be de-
|tained," she said at the city prison.
|"r did nothing wrong, and | am not
sorry. Since our marriage have sup
ported my husband and myself by
working as stenographer. | tried to
make him stay away from saloons. I
endured his abuse. tried to instill
some ambition into him and coach
him for the fremen's civil service
Examination. He would not try. I
could endure no more"
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
DIED.

TEMPLE--Aug. 1, 1911, George. below
ed husband of the late Jane Temple,
father OF Mrs. NJ. Harrington. OF Chi
cago; Mrs NJ Moohan. Mrs @. Rau,
Mrs r. Withcrspoon. Hannah and
George Temple Funeral from his
late residence, 335 Sixteenth-st., Sat
urday at 2 p. m.
WITTE-Aug. 2, 1911, August, beloved
husband OF Mary Witte nee Hid, and
father of GeneYieye and Marie Willie,
aged "a years, at residence, 95 Gran .
dy-ave Notice of funeral later.
JoNES--Juiy 81, 1911. at his residence.
a. Calumet-aye., Charles H.. beloved
husband of Angie Jones Funeral
from residence. Friday at p. m In
torment at Grand Lawn.
KREIGER--Aug. /. 1911, Elizabeth,
aged IS years. beloved wife OF Chris
tian Kreiger Funeral from resi-
dence, liS Baldwin-ave,, Friday at
D. m. and at Evangelical Bethany
church. corner Seminole and Water
loo-sts. at 2:30 y. IN.
REICHRATH - Aug. 2. at residence
las Canton. Peter. aged IS years. be-
loved husband OF Philoppena Reich
rath, father OF Joseph a. Peter O.,
Mrs Fred Whines. Mrs G.. G.. Reh.
Mrs. A. r. pudrith. Mrs s. w. Morse
and MIes -EleFeHee-sAr-Reie hFat In fAtfs
neral from house Saturday at y. IN
Ktudfy omit flowers.
MILLER--Aug 2. Donna Marie, at the
residence OF her sister, Mrs. Gather
inc Miller, 232 Charlotte-ave.. aged
% years Funeral Friday at 4 H. IN.
NICHOI.SON--Mari widow OF William
Nicholson. at. Los Angeles. Cal
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
.I,M GOING BACK TO FACE THE
MUSIC HE SAYS, BUT ENDS LIFE
Carey Pearl, Accused Of $4,000 EN-
bezzlement From illinois Bank,
Kills Self In Prison.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.--Cavey
NJ. Ter, the Pearl. H., indicted banf
CT, died early today in the Emergency
hospital He never regained conscious
ness after the police found him III a
pool Of blood on the floor of lis Get
last night He had thrust a penkniIe
into his jugular vein.
The police are trying to find out
where Marker got the pen-knife
Sheriff Alien, OF PittsHeld, H., arriv.
&c last night and the news that his
removal was near altered the hope
full disposition Marker had manifest
ed earlier In the day. A trusty saw
him lingering his throat In a sug
gestive manner.
What are you doing?" he asked
Well, this Is the place the moose
goes" was Markers reply. Ten
minutes later he was found dying.
Before he plunged the knife into
his throat, Marker had received o
number of newspaper men in his
cell.
I'm going back to Pearl" he told
them, and I'm going TO stick II out
Down In my heart | feel the scorn
anu Out viii bhC hhOWi
edge that my acts were never with
wrongful intent | am going back to
the old place In Illinois and make
my fight. I'm going to start life
anew. know l can rehabilitate my
fortune and re-establish myself In
the hearts Of the people who trusted
me once"
Two hours later he inflicted the
wounds from which he died.
Three years ago Marker was .
prominent and prosperous banker OF
Pearl, Ill He was president Of the
Bank OF Pearl He lost large sums
of the banks money on the varl
GUS stock exchanges and later con
1ded many thousand dollars In a
man who was to market Mankers
invention for preventing the rob.
berry of bank vaults. This man, &C,
cording to Marker, proved unworthy
OF his trust and when he saw that
he could not make good his short
age Of $4,000, Marker fed.
For three years he wandered
through the west, striving TO make
enough money to pay his debts. In.
stead, he went from bad to worse
and finally, hungry and haunted al
ways by the fear OF arrest, he gave
himself up and declared he was will
ing TO 60 back to Illinois for trial.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
LAST OF STRIKERS
TO GET JOBS BACK
Grand Trunk Advises Former EN-.
ployes in Windsor That They viii
Be Reinstated.

After being out OF work for more
than year, the Grand Trunk train
men, who failed to get their posi-
tons back on the Canadian lines OF
the company, because OF the part
they played In the strike, in July,
1910, were informed, Wednesday,
that they we're to be reinstated.
The news was joyfully received by
a number of men In Windsor. where
more strikers were kept OF the pay
rolls of the company than at any 9TH
er point along the road In the Do
minion.
The Windsor men we're regarded
as leaders In the strike and were
punished by long suspension on that
account. Some OF them, failing 10
get their positions back after being
out OF work for couSle of months,
went into other work, but some have
been idle ever since. Those who care
to accept their old positions are at
liberty TO do so, according to the
statement Of the road, but II Is not
likely that all will return, for some
entertain bitter feelings toward their
old employers and are well satisfied
with the other roads for which they
are now working.
Some of the Windsor strikers are
holding good positions with the c,
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
WILL TRY TO CROSS PIXIES PEAK
Aviators Are Still Game Despite Fall
ure Of First Attempt.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Aug.
s.--Aviation experts are willing to bet
500 to 81 that Pixies Peak will not be
conquered today by Aviator Phil. Par.
malice So treacherous are the air
currents even around The base of the
mountain. that In one of his flights
yesterday Parmalee was carried a
mile out of his course In an attempt
to alight. At another time he en-
conntered "a hole in the air" and
made a sheer drop. only saving him.
self by standing upright and balanc-
ing his machine
Both Parmalee and Turpin are still
game. however. and say they will fiy
over the foothills today and IL the feat
IL not impossible VIII try the Pixies
Peak flight.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
PULLS VEIL FROM COFFEE. TRUST
Atty. Gen. Wfckefshan. Says Brazilian
Government 10 Behind II.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.--The so
called coffee trust" according to At.
torney-General Wickersham is nothing
more or less than the Brazilian gov
eminent, which has cornered coffee
and entered into an agreement to sell
only to certain parties.
The encouragement said today that
II was difficult to prosecute the trust"
because OF its immediate connection
with the South American republic.
but he asserted that the department OF
justice was at work trying to lind
some legal loophole whereby this pc
culiar situation may be relieved and
the price of coffee reduced.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Money Raised For McNamaras.

Upwards OF 1000 men and women
attended the meeting OF labor union
lists In the Light Guard armory, We'd
nesday night, for the purpose OF rails
ing funds TO help defend the McNa-
maras. arrested in connection with
the explosion In the Los Angeles
Times building. About $500 was Sc
cured, Women members Of the Gar.
ment Workers union acted as ushers.
President Smith, OF the Detroit Fed.
Grafton Of Labor, presided.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
MOTHER FINDS BABE SHE
GAVE AWAY n YEARS AGO

DAYTON, o., Aug. s.--seventeen
years ago Mrs. George Starr. then a
26-year-old widow OF Dayton. gave
away her baby girl, born a month
after her husband died. because she
was too poor to support H. Later
she made money and married starr,
a manufacturer OF Aurora, III For
rs years she hunted her daughter.
who was also hunting her mother.
Now they are united. =
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

William p. Chambers OF Corwith,
Iowa, has left Washington in hurry,
vowing he will never come back so
long as James s. Sherman is vice
president He lnotored here with his
wife and had a fine time uEtil he was
approached by man In frock suit
and a tall hat, who said: "Ah, Mr..
Vice. President, aren't you late for the
session today.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
sacrifices Fire engine to Save Man

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.--Unwilling to
Kill an aged man who was unable to
get out OF his way, George Dolan, a
chauffeur driving a fire department
automobile. containing Fire Captain
LouEhlin. turned his car full tilt into
telephone pole this afternoon, hurl-
ing Capt. Loughlin and himself into
the street and totally wrecking the
car. The old man was uninjured.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
OhIIbN
LINES.


FLINT SAGINAW LIMITEDs--sias aea
m. and every two hours 70 e;!s p m !
d m; north OF oxford Sundays oniy.si
N %. m. To Romeo. a m, a, m.
every two hours to 10 y. m. IL y. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7:16 a
M. every two hours to T;16 d IN. sun
days III .. m Algonac limited daily 3
excent Snnday-6.lk-p4- M ThTouEh-
locals, a. m, hourly to p M D.
M Marine City. 8 D. m; Mt Clemens
local, half-houriy 90 D. m; hourly 60 !,
n % m. Mt Clemens via shore Line
s.2s 4. M hourly 20 ii:fS D m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS - 7:s0 a m. :,
every two hours 80 5:so p. m Toledo
locals. 9 a m, hourly 20 > D. IN. Mon I,
roe only 10 y m. n .. m. ~.
PONTIAC LiMITEDs--4:Se p. m. es1o )
u m. $50 p. m. Locals. $50 q m, every
10 minutes 20 T:20 a. m; 7:fb q. M, hall
hourly 10 s:!s 2. m. t:lo p M. eyery q :
minutes to 800 p. mr. SIS p m. haf :
To- 1910 D. m, IL 100 D. m. and Hirming-
ham oply midnight ~
JACKSON : KALAMAZOO LIMITED3i
= S:iO a m, every two hours 20 tsio p, ~
M: Jackson Lansing Limited. ss1o p
m Jackson locals q. m. every tueI
hours 10 3 .. M; Ann Arbor only. =
m. 4 =. m. $50 p. m, .. m, 10 p. M
m n m. To Northville. $50 q me-
hourly 20 sac D. M. 7:so n M .. m. n
IS n m Saline ears from rps1sntl - {
wYANDOTTE DIv.---6:13 n m. hairr =
hourly 10 s:a1 d. m. hourly 70 uEtho
ORCHARD LAKE Drvs-s : n
hourly 20 n . N
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Rejected BY FIanoe; Girl Ends LIE

TARRfTOWN, N. Y, Aug. IA
supposed murder mystery was shat
tered today when relatives identified
the body OF a young woman taken
from the HcAson river near this city
las Annie Eiben, Of Evergreen. Long
Island. Her mother said the girl left
home broken-hearted, after receiving
n letter from her sweetheart william
Brethaupt saying he could not marry
her. The coroner is certain that the
|girl committed suicide.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
SETS FIRE TO CLOTHING.

ALLEGAN, Mich, Aug. AT 3
o'clock last night Lena Carbon, color
ed, living one mile east OF Allegan.
committed suicide in unusual man
ner She went to the corn field and
saturated her clothing with kerosene,
then setting FIRE TO She died at Z
o'clock this morning. She was AZ
years old.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

A. B. Atwater, assistant to the
president, OF the Grand Trunk, told
The Times, Thursday morning, that
he didn't think there were any strik-
ers on this side of the line who had
failed to get their position back
when the strike was declared on. II
there were any not taken care OF
by the company, Mr.. Atwater was OF
the opinion that they had secured
other work, as he had not received
any information to the effect that
they were anxious to get back on the
railway.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
STEALS Ely swATrERs.

HILLSDALE, Mich, Aug. 3.-Mrs.
Della Gillette, so. and gray-haired. was
arrested for shcplifting. On account
|of her age, she was let OF with a $40
Pine. Part OF her booty included four
NY swatters.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

MEN TO CALI ON WOMEN and DEM
onstrate money making. work-sav-
ing, patented household article; sells
for $3.50: half proht: not sold In
stores; exclusive agency; new men
sell 20 20 a day: samples loaned to
men who want 10 work 8. q. Chase,
Milwaukee WE
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
MARINE
STEAMER ADAMS AGROUND.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Aug.
3.-The steamer Thomas Adams.
upbound with a cargo of coal, strand
ed In dense fog on Pointe Aux
Pins. She Is out two feet aft and
rests on the sandy bottom. A tug
and lighter left here this morning to
release her.
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.
Up: u. g. Nashville (arrived), noon
Wednesday: Maruba Bell. l2:45 D. m;
Western Star. 1:4o; Ranney. $3.50; Lily,
q; Griffin, 4:2o: Queen City, 4:45; 81.
Clair; 9; l. w. stephenson, $50; NJ Z.
1850, i. J. Boyce. barge Barium. sic;
w. ID, Matthew'S. $50.
Down North Sea. noon Wednesday;
Wisconsin l2:40 p. m; Milwaukee, !;
Huron. 2:5C: winona, 8: Impoco. ago;
$40.
saxona, s:4o p. m. wednesday; boyce.
Emma Thompson, 1890: Meacham. IL;
Jim Brown, 1880: Matoa. IL: Huron
1iams. 1:4o; Earring. 4:3o: Hubbard.
Crescent City, s: Hopkins and consort.
$40; Linn, 9; Lumberman and barges,
Castalia. Wade, Delaware, 6:20: Nc
Hoyt. 1880; jerks. 7:4o; Kensington, s;
1920.
zillah and barges. Edmonton. 1880
y. IN. Wednesday: Masaba, Magma, Il:
TRULY and oil barge. 1880; Augustus,
2; III. y, Hawgood, Z; Superior, Luzon.
$50; Shaughnessy, s:l6; Roumania.
Crete. widlar. gao; Case. Hutchinson.
1880: stackhouse. IL.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Jug. Y.
Up: Dinkey, noon Wednesday; kce-
watin. Weeks. Van Allen. 1880 p. IN;
d. o. Mills, Sawyer. Tuxbuiy. R7dfern.
2; osler. $40; Hurlbut w. smith, shen-
Marquette, Fryer, s:,o R soS;;,sn
Thomas Barlum, $50,
Labeile, 1880 p, m. Wednesday:
Edenborn, midnight: Ionic. Stormount,
Superior City, 1850; Shaw. Jenny, 3:3o;
Needing, Adams. AGO. Pontiac. Penob-
scot, 8; Calumet, 8; Pendennis White.
a. Samuel Morse. Mataafa, $50; Bun
sen; Maria, haunaioa' Wainwright
Down: Northern Light. saxon, II 80
D m Wednesday: Utiey, !; 3henango.
z, Bangor, StaffoI d, Mcwilliams, Lozcn.
81 Sahara. a: Coralia. Krupp. 8; Anlasa
stone. $40: German, $3.50; Poe, Corl,ss.
z. Corsica, Malta, Mariana, uoll"y .,
Price, s D. m. Wednesday: Wexford.
Hill. $50: Mauch Chunk. 10; Fulton,
1880: Andrew Epson. Scottish Hero,
1890. Ericsson. 1: wickwire Jr.. 3;
Dickson, Robert Holland, Nell Holland.
Fassett, 4:30; CollIngwood. Laughlin,
g: Cornelius $50; Houghton, Newona.
Minnesota. 8: Crawford. Morgan. 3;
Crawford, Morgan. Q: Roman, 10,
Henry Rogers. 1890 Burlington. 1850,
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
TIE ,, m. re c board has rs.ss the doc.

built by Capt. Alex. J.. Sullivan ne the
rear OF the water works park. the
board deciding that the structure did
not comply with specifications, being
too delicate In construction. The cap
tain erected II after failing 10 get
the board TO build a dock 20 accom-
modate bis little boat. which plays
between 'Oiadwin park and Belle Isle
-bath-heuse. East-side people who
now want TO 20 TO the island will
have TO use the bridge.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Putin Bay Excursions
and Cleveland by Daylight.

pSgSLs .I Dn5Ls .rS TH Crap
ON WEEK DAYS.
str. Put-in- Bay tnewb leaves $50 Z,
~. every day. str. Frank r. Kirby
leaves NJ 300 D. n. week days. Fares,
Put-fn-Bay round trip, week days, scot
sundsys, 75c. To Cleveland, one ways
gt.25, To ssndusky, Que wsy, ef.oe. IL
ss sasrEyy, or prsraN .TnsMsR s.sss.
V1vsf efreef Whsvf III
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

Chambers wondered how anybody
would know that he was sice-presi-
dent OF the Farmers and Merchants
bank OF Britt, Iowa, but he didn't
protest, Later, at the capitol, he
called on his two old friends. the SEN
ators from Iowa. He spent hard
half day trying to answer questions
asked him by people who thought he
was the vice-president
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

'NoTICE--If any poor siri IL In trouble.
needing advice. friendship ef helR
DUFFY. sss Fort-st west salvauon
Army.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
EZs( n

points south and east. leave daily lo:lb
D M Fare TO Cleveland "a PittsburRr'
1850. Lower berth, $50: upper BERTH
IL; whole room, t1bo ~
Monday and SATURDAY, p. m. wsdnss-
For Buffalo ard the East-Week-
Gays. 800 D. m sundays ana nohdAyR
w WeskaE.a Escursie.s every satur-
day, Cleveland. tab0: Buffalo. ys.se; NJ
III time for business Monday mornInE.
FOR Maekinae Isisnd-Speciai steam-
or serviceMondays $50 a m. Thurs-
al Goderich, Ont. every Friday 10.
Bound and Saturday downbound.
CITY Ticket oface.-M.iestie n.ss-'
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
PERSONAL.

ANY UNFORTUNATE GIRL In need Of
friendship, help and advice. write or
call on Mrs A. NJ. Burr. tss Lafay-
ette-htvd
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
ATTENTION MECHANICSl
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS

A number OF good automatic and hand
screw machine operators. b. -,
Lands and Norton grinder hands on
fine work. Experienced men only:
perienced general automobile repair
men.
Body makers, wood and metal; top Mt
tiers and back hangers.
NO FEE CHARGED
Labor Bureau. Employers Association
of Detroit, first floor. Stevens bldg,
Washington and Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
WHITE STAR LINE

wharf Faot OF 0riswold s. 81
For PORT HURON way ports .steamce.
leaves daily $3.50 a no. and 1850 p. nj
Sundays a m. ana 1;to p. m "a
For SUGAR ISLAND and TOLEDO o
steamer leaves daily s:1b Q. m. ana
ESQ D. m. SUNDAYS $50 and ssoo D me-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

HELL WANTED--AALn-
NIGHT MEN WANTED
]. K l.. Screw Machine
Hands,
Warner & Swasy Screw
Machine Hands.
Lands a Norton Grinder
Hands, Lathe Hands,
Acme Automatic
Operators,
and Potter & Johnson
Operators.
Only middle-aged men and those
equipped with tools. and who
are alive and care TO work need
apply.
Inquire at Employment Dept.
Chalmers Motor Co., <. JET
ferson Ave. and Belt Line.
ATTENTION MECHANICS
General machinists and tool makers;
First-class lathe hands. monitor and
Fox lathe hands. Horizontal and ver-
ticAl boring mill operators, Exper-
light and heavy sheet iron workers.
AMI tinsmiths. gtt
Boilermakers and boilermakers' help
ers- Wood and metal patternmak.
ers. Iron and brass moiders and
coremakers. First and second enEi-
neers and iremen. Watchmen with
papers and references. Carpenters
brtcklayers and plasterers.
NO FEE CHARGED.
Labor Bureau. Employers Association
OF Detroit. First floor stevens bldg,
10 Grand Riuar.aua