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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
DETROIT UNITED IsrERUanAr
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days, II p. m Algonao limited dsiiy
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local. half hourly 20 D. m; hourly "a
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only 10 .. m. IL .. m -
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hours 20 D, m; Ann Arbor only. Z q
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BEATTIE's STORY Is
DENIED BY WITNESSES
(Continued from Page One1

burg argued over this point and the
defense battered at the little woman
on the stand In an effort to confuse
her.
Smiths cross-examinatlon failed 10
shake Mrs. Houchens.
John Josephs, a Syrian, who keeps
a fruit stand at Short and Main-sts.,
said Paul was In his store on Thurs
day night before the killing.
After he had been there seven or
eight minutes. an automobile came up
and Paul got in and drove away"
John ]. McEyoy said that on either
Wednesday or Friday night before
the murder he saw Henry and Paul,
both Of whom he knew. In his uncles
saloon.
Yesterday Henry Beattie natly de-
MED this.
Beattie, relieved after his long or
deal on the stand, sat watching every
witness called to prove his testimony
false. The pulse in his cheeks beat
heavily as witness after witness
swore that he had not told the truth.
He leaned heavily on the desk and
sat with clasped hands.
After a short recess Smith was al
lowed to reopen the case for the de-
Tense. He put on John ID. Blair, Jr-
who was with the boy joy-riders on
the Midlothian Turnpike the night OF
the killing. Blair was not on hand
whep -.e defense closed. Blair said
he was convinced the car he saw
standing by the roadside bore the
number Dill" This would identity
the car as KBastelberg's and support
the contention of the defense that the
boys saw KBastelbers's car and not
Then the state resumed It's rebuttal,
and James Rafter. night Waterman on
the bridge where Paul Beattie was
employed as Q day Waterman. TOOK
the stand. He declared he never saw
a gun in the cement house where Err
est Neblitt said Paul had a shotgun
on the Sunday before the murder,
A. B. Houchens, father OF Paurs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Frank o'connor, 81 years, inquest
Charles Lindow. as years. los Chest
nut. srterio sclerosis
Anna Lydeekl, year. i2s Roiiin, en-
Heroine sekoiowski. l month, ioa IL
linois, niafasmus
Eiizabsth Baecker. 50 years ESQ elm
''I Alice N. Nesbit. SO years. SIS Nor
Wifburn Bezean. . months. 7,3 Oar
field. cholera infantum, - ,.-
Brooklyn. malnutrition,
Maryanna Waszewski. 81 years, 1912
Scotch, carcinoma.
Hanna Maher, 50 years, iisl Water
Martha Bork, months. 1850 Jos,
Campau, commissions
Adele Niedzielak. year. 67s Mitch
ell, cholera infantum.
Mary Watkins, IS years, Harper hos
pitai, pernicious anemia.
David Eichman, IL years. ls6 John
r., mitral insufhctency.
Harol Kuhn. months. 80 Blackstone,
MARI Ellen Dancy. u years, aas
sixth. senility.
Mark Running, 4s years. Grace hos
pital simple meningitis.
Eugene Macomber. years, 79s Nc
Lood. commissions: =.
John Jay Nichols. 70 years, SO Jo-
sephIne, seniie debility
John Nolan, Z months, Children's hos
pltal, malnutrition
Joseph vetali. 8 months. al Watson.
summer diarrhoea.
Ethel May Brown. IS years, 631 Bel
yidere valvular disease OF heart
DETROIT. Sept. 6-opening; wheat
In the Detroit market opened With an
advance OF nc. Chicago was higher
and there was a very strong Opening
IN Liverpool Opening prices TUESDAY:
pee, s7c; May, ti.oi%; No. 1 white.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

DANcy--Mery r. widow Of John e.
Edith Dancy, az her home, 42S SIKH
81 Funeral "Wednesday afternoon
Fox--Amelia. Sunday. $50 a. m, age
. years Funeral Wednesday, sept.
q. from her late residences tbs dto-
ver-aye.. al 1880 p. m. Friends Kind
MAHER-Died Sept 3. Mrs Hannah
Maher beloved wife OF James Maher
and mother OF Daniel, James and
Samuel Maher, Mrs. La Verne Grimm
and Mrs a : smith; Funeral ser.
residence. IL Waterman-ave.
MILLER--eept 4. at her residence. 2e
Selden-ave, Sarah, beloved wife of
the late John n Miller. age 81 years.
Funeral Wednesday at IL a. m. from
residence. Interment at Ann ArDor,
Mich.
MERo-Geo. f.. died Sept. 2. at Hot
Springs. South Dakota, beloved hus.
hand OF Alice. nee Kelso. Notice OF
funeral later.
McMINN--Mary McMinn, age 80 years,
AZ her residence. $40 sixteenth-st;
Sss sSss %o, Ss Of 81 William and Ruth,
Funeral from residence Wednesday
at s:3o a. m. from 81. Leo's church
at g.
GoLDwATER-sept. g. at her resi-.
wife OF Sol Goidwater, aged rs years.
Notice OF funeral later.
TAYLOR-Sept, 3, at IS Willis vest,
GASEOUS Il. Taylor, beloved husband
OF Carrie. father Of Edwin c., Mrs.
Walter Wilson and Howard II. Tay-
Tor. Funeral services from resi-
dence, Tuesday. at Q p. m.
-sq 'uuor aIsqoH r msIIIIM 'ulnsI
o SIX 'lsNunId NJ SAN pup ssnH
M SIN 10 IsuloIq puB sSuIuunA
cog syn 10 puBqsuu psAoIsq sIvs6
'viS, Joseph and George Runnlngs.
Funeral Wednesday from residence,
at Woodmere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

wife. who 10 also a night Waterman.
declared he met Paul AS he went 20
work Sunday morning and that he had
no gun.
William II. sharp said that last
week Neblitt had asked to have Paul
Beattie pointed out 10 him because
Neblitt did not know Paul. Coroner
Loving was then recalled.
wendenburg tried TO get Loving TO
say that Beattie had admitted In his
presence that he had written the
Dear Kid letter TO Beulah Bin
ford. The defense objected strenu-
ously, and while the lawyers argued
the Jury was removed. Yesterday
Beatfie denied that he had admitted
writing the letter.
1--WE have proved" said Wenden-
burg. In his argument, that after
making preparations. through Paul. to
break I'D one home, this man was also
preparing to make a new home.
But Judge Watson sustained the
objection and this line of questioning
was excluded.
Wsndenburf asked Loving AZ a
medical expert whether he thought
the body OF the woman could nave
been in an upright position In the
AUTOMOBILES on the fatal ride home.
Judge Watson ruled out the question
after the Jury had left the room. Then
Loving was excused.
Mrs. r. B. Nolan, a neighbor OF PAU
Beattie. said that she saw Paul arrive
hor,e on the Thursday evening prior
30 tba KILLING. She didn't know the
man who drove the autonomous IN
which he rode. At the conclusion .,
her testimony. court was aoJourneu
for the luncheon recess.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
ASKS FARMERS TO
AID LAF0LLETTE
Editor Of Iowa Homestead, Hereto
fore standpat, Attacks Taft in
Leading Articls.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Sept. g.
James M. Pierce's Iowa Homestead.
one OF the leading Agricultural papers
in America. always heretofore stand
pat, today attacked President Taft In
leading editorial and called upon the
farmers TO nominate LaFollette for
president. The editorial says:
THE Iowa Homestead believes that
now IL the time for the $4,000. 900
American farmers to decide once for
all that the man who ignores their
welfare. who betrays them TO the en-
trenched interests, Ia not deserving
of their continued support, no matter
with what honeyed words he may at
tempt to, explain and condone the
wrong already done"
After mentioning the kind OF men
farmers should support among them
.LaFollette and Gov. Woodrow Wilson,
the Homestead says:
To-day LaFollette 10 the leader OF
the senate. His personality is stamp
ed on the legislation enacted there.
The chief speech In the senate against
one-sided Canadian reciprocity was
delivered by him; he is the pioneer OF
the reformers, the man who blazed
the way for the other progressives to
follow. Theodore Roosevelt has
vouched for him. The Homestead
hopes the Republicans will choose
him as thcir nominee for president"
SIOUX FALLS, N. d.. Sept. b.
Senator Crawford, OF this state. to-
day formally joined the LaFollette
forces when he issued the foiio"ins
statement:
II am for LaFollette for president.
LaFoilette more nearly represents
the principles and convictions OF our
people, and for that reason and be-
cause In general agree with him and
admire his superb courage and COM
handing ability, shall support his
candidacy for the Republican nominal
ton for president"
BEVERLY, Mass, Sept b.-With q
stenographer assisting him, President
Taft today began the real work Of
preparing his speeches for the west
ern trip. Up to today the president
has been gathering material for his
addresses and hts desk is piled high
with books and papers. He began by
debating the first Of his tariff talks.
The president intends to dispose OF
that subject first, as he considers II
the mot important. Later In the day
he went to Myopia for golf and this
afternoon entertained as his luncheon
guest Secretary OF Commerce and La
Dor Nagel.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 5.-vice-Presi-
dent Sherman today received tele-
gram from President Taft declining to
visit this city Sept 10, to participate
In the civic celebration. The presi-
dent explained that Sept. is is his
birthday and Mrs. Taft insists that he
spend the day with his family at Bey-
erly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
Lad Dead; Mother Accused Of Murder.

Lad Dead; Mother Accused Of Murder.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 5.-Mrs.
George w. Stone, Is being closely
guarded here today to prevent any
attempt at suicide as a result Of the
death OF her son, Fred, 4, whom she
called to her side Sunday and while
holding the little fellow to her breast,
shot and critically wounded him. AS
soon as the news OF the boys death
was received at police station, the
charge against the mother was chang
ed to murder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
THE LAST DAY TRIP OF
THE SEASON

Between Detroit and Cleveland
via d. & c. Line left here Satur-
day morning. II you missed
these delightful trips, it's your
own fault. You still have an OPP
portunity TO take in the popular
d. & c. Week Ends to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Cleveland
every Saturday. Make your ar
rangements early.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

Cara Crash; Passengers Shaken Up.
Al Baker-st. car crashed into Mich
iean. car at Farmer-st. and Monroe
ave. about s p. m. Monday. The pas
sengers in. both cars were badly
shaken up. but. no one was seriously
injured. The Baker car was badly
wrecked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
REV. FIR. YOGI PROMOTED.
s.o,n.v, Priest 10 transferred
0rand Qanids.

Saginaw PrIost
Grand Rapids.
SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 5.-Rey. TT.
Joseph vogl, for ten years pastor OF
81. Andrews church hare, has been
transferred to St Mary's parish In
Grand Rapids. Rev. FIR. Henry p.
Maus. of st. Patrick's church. Grand
Haven, win succeed TO the Saginaw
charge.
BY being appointed to his new par
ish, FIR. Yogi 70 In line for promotion
to the rectorship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
BIRTHS.

Hilary Grywacz, 1875 St, Aubin.
WIN. Tucker, sac Willis z.
Jos. Bruma, e49 'Farnsworth.
Jos. o. Parker, sac Wa Dash.
Thomas Rakestraw, 113s Virewood.
Frank punton, Is1 Loystt ;o,r,,
Ed Reinke. 3is Linden.
Fritz Ahnert. A Il.
Eugene Fisher, 2G40 Second.
J. A. Grimshaw, S23 Mayoury Grand.
III, j. Armstrong, 71s Baker.
Chas. H. Frank, 81 Casgrain.
Frank Il. Short. 2a3 Gratiot-
Henry r. Stihler, SIS Robins.
q. Batalomente, Ill Catherine.
John Kostanecki. $50 superior.
Michael Pszolk. SO Ranspach.
s. l.. Rerick. 166 Goodw In.
Lawn snce Frys, Crosse Pointe.
c. Il. Edelman, $40 Belvdere.
Frederick HollatE, Ia Copeland.
Stanley GuilloS, 962 Hamilton.
Theodore Meldrum, Js4 Fifth.
z " Richez. 4ss Fort.
nal J. F s,srsaSs R aas Ssnsre
RobG M Langley, ies Monterey.
Vai. smarzynski. 424 Milwaukee.
+. a. McCord. 1853 Harrison.
Ignatz SekscienskL 80 Geldner.
JOS. Teberny, 75 Ingersoli.
Stan. ehumkoski. AIS liorat!o,
Jo!n Miller. is2 PRESTON
Frank Kruiikpski, avs Eliot,
Alex. Zawada,. 224 Brandon.
l.. Sajdak. 11a0 Otis.
r. Zawaszka, l07 Addison.
9. NJ Wetzel, 1T22 E Grand Rlvd.
Bernie Bojanowski, 10S Stth.
John Patrick. 100 Lawton.
q. A Dittbener, al Leland.
A. ID. Bacher, I'LL Gratiot
Joseph Koch, 1881 Congress.
John X. Burhelm, 1t04 Van Dyke.
Isa,icre Cohen, 271 Cohen.
John Benner. 1881 hfeDougal.
Asa Ba soom. 1856 MLlSiniey
Fabian Maijheft, lfndina
Chas. Mcintosh, IS Smith.
Phlllip Bowie, 701 Champln,n.
Frark Derbin, s13 F;,casworthwine
JOS. El,cremataro, 393 4donrCe.
los. .ucito. 10 Chase.
K.,~ Logan. $50 Grand River,
T. II Earbier, 166 ". Philadelphia.
Albert Richard, Providence Hospital
Max Fokrzywnicixa. 1871 Campbell
Wanda Orzeskowski. 1897 Campbell.
Frank Kruzynska, 1896 Campbell
Arton Stnniszewski, ia Wssson.
Adam Przcraszki, Ill Ttlirty-nfth.
f:t'k Czevtvk, l1is st. Aubin.
Paul Eos. 50 Locgwood
John Fur-aanozk. 3 Ingersoll.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

roF ClevelanA, Pfttssurx. ana an
points south and east. leave daily io:lE
P: m Fare to Cleveland ~, Pittsburr-
ssS whole dsr rsob berth ise; upper ssFtk
For Aipe.as Msckiaae and Way Perfs
Monday and Saturday, .. m. Wsdnss-
days. $500 .. m Sundays and holidays
900 p. m.
wesk-End Ete.r-ie.s every sstur-
agara Falls. ~ Round trip returnine
In time for business Monday morning.
City Ticket Ofnces--natestie BfAs-
1s5 Woodwsrd-sve-. NE Griswela-sf., z
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

FREE vIoLINs, Mandofins and Banjos
given away to pupils: private les
sons: no money down. Frank II.
Ross, teacher. 2ss Baeg-st, near :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
THREEHUNGARIANSS'
LIVES GROUND OUT
BY TROLLEY CAR
Intsrurban Plunges Into Crowd Of
Picnicksp Gathered On the
y Tracks at St. Cosms, Bring
ing Death and Injury.
Victims Trying To Signal Car TO
Stop When Accident 0ccurs--
Coroner Will Investigate.
rhE DAD.

The DEAD.
Joseph Karat. 20 years old, No.
10 Harvard court.
Albert Boiia, 22 years old, No.
2232 West Jefferson-ave.
Louis 10th. 20 years old,
Moors-st. and Michigan Central
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

There many people in Detroit Every night some people
buy The Times 60 sF9ITF77
Circulation managers figure that each paper
of FIVE people It's read The Times
every night and that The Times the ground like
No matter what your almost sure to
realize need by using Times ads which eagerly
read by most people as the ordinary column.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
wASrED-sALEsMns.

Neutrality-suspicious.
MEN TO call on women and demon
etrate ey-making, work-savlng,
patented household article; sells Tor
s260; half proft; not sold In stores
20 a day; samples loaned TO men who
want 10 work. S. @. Chase. Milwad-
kee. Wis
TO RENT--ROOMs.
CASs-AVE., NO. s2s-Newiy furnished
rooms, suitable for one or two per-
sons; all modern conveniencesi away
from noise; no dark rooms break
fast AZ desired: near Central high
school: short block from WOODWARD.
second door from Crosstown and Belt
lines. Also suite Of three rooms
suitable for. office; private entrance.
Phone North 3476.
Furnished room In hrst-class apart
ment; all conyenieneesi no other
roomers; breakfast IL desired Ferry
ave, half block from woodward;
references. North 4271-J.
DAVENPORT. s2-Handsomely fur FUR.
nfshed, newly decorated rooms, hot
and cold water: first class board;
o'clock dinner; references Grano
-1460-J.
CARLSBAD HOTEL. corner Columbia
and Cass-ave.--Running not anu so,u
water all rooms; cafe; elevator
reasonable rates.
CASS, 440-Front and side suites lur-
nished for housekeeping; laundry
bath, ice. phone.
FOURTH AVE. 45S--Large frcnt room.
FIRST floor with separate kitchen' tut
nfshed for light Housekeeping, gas
hath. heat and telephone. references.
FIRST BLOCK, OF North Woodward.
near MISUNDERSTANDING lur-
nished room. Private family. Gentle
man. Reference. N. sI6-J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished suite OF
rooms for light housekeeping; neat
and gas. Reference. In private nanny
TTFEF nicely FURNISHED rooms Tor
iieht housekeeping, water and gas.
Farr Furniture Co, $40 Michigan-
ave.
ROOMS TO RENT-Lafayette, sss-
Single ore suite; furnished swell;
very attractive and clean; py Week
GRAND RIVER, 16s--S Furnished rooms
for housekeeping, suitable for three
people: adults only; IS per week.
HIGH sTKEET. WEST. No. IL, second
f,oor-Two furnished rooms suitable
for two or will rent separate.
NORTH WoODWARD-Front room;
newly furnished; ladies or marri"u
couple North st7s-R
PITCHER. 50-Front room, best loce-
ton. all conveniences, ~ per week.
SECOND-AvE., 5a0-Desirable roomsi
continuous hot water; electricity ana
phone.
ELEGANT walnut bedroom suite cost
SIS: will sell very cheap. ~ ELIZA
beth east.
FOOMS- FURNITURE for rooms eomplete.
81 week Sumner Co, Mich. and 4tn.
FOREST W., 24s--Large front, nicely
furnished. all conveniences; on TWO
car lines.
FOURTH. 71s-Furnished front room;
private family. Phone Grand t0Jl.
CLEVELAND, 24---To rent. rooms, un-
furnished.
TO RENT-HoUsEs.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
nNsu, MARIAN RI.D0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
FOR MISREPRESENTATION
HAINES' WIGS. rOUPEEs.
HAIR GOODS.
VIM. A. HAINES.

VIM. a. HAINES.
Hain nss Wigs and TouPesr, al are s. ssn
and price 1 have no competitor. La
Goods Is very complete. Imported DE-
rect from Leon Pelleny, OF Francs.
This hair store is over 900 years old
the world Natural wavy switches
euS ss 'hs strsiESs a{ S. fnG swisohss an
shades and lengths. Perfect trans
formations in all shades. including
Wholesale and retail II don't Zen in
Chinese refined nor sea grassy Wigs
% Is sos fST rs: r. anS sSP sood:
house don't overlook me; 80 years In
tne same store ought to appeal TO
your Judgment Established In my
present hair goods store 1878.
VIM. A. HAINES,
70 Grand River-aye.. cor. BaEley-axe
FOR sALE--High grade pieces cheap;
parlor set some very choice elegant
leather chairs, including Turkish
rocker and leather couch, nprary
tress, paintings. oriental and domes-
tic rugs, curtains, drapes. electric
lamp also handsome high grade
Standard piano. Also two mahogany
0reaGerS ana OAK DuleA. " NOiNoR
east corner John n.
billiard TABLES with the world.
famous Monarch cushions new ano
second hand; easy terms also SUP
rifles for tables and alleys Inc
brunswick Balke-Collender Co, lOO
Randolph-st |
Ras stove. etc. Everything must be
sold Tuesday and Wednesday. IAN
be seen any time Tuesday or Wed
npaday 257 Horton-ave
AA.A.A.-PINE LuMBGR
house blocks, lath. doors, WINDOW
1000. 900 CLEAN HARD BRICK
ana other material. Lowest priceA
UNION HoUsEwRECKINo GO.
PIANO BARGAINS 49,.
s27b KIMBAI.L (MAHG,l ,.,..... sfs2
(LITTLE uSED) a..
gSkO KROEGER ..s........'..'.'' 40
GOOD AS NEW -.
$500 DECKER ...-....,.' ''''''''' AeV
(USED) -
'-'' GOOD As NEw) -
s3OO WHITNEY (MAHGl...; ...''' CIV
(sLIGHTLY usEDl ,,s
va TRENCH wALNUTJ -.
ss0o WILBUR tMAHGl ....'...''' IVV
(LIKE NEW -.
$500 PLAYER PIANO lMAH)'..s- va
(ss NOTEl
w. w. Kimball Piano Co.
CORNER BATES AND FARMER-sTs'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
HELP wANTED--mAa.a-
ATTENTION
MECHANICS

Experienced toolmakers tool design
ers and machine lathe hands.
General machinists milling machine
hands. millwrights and blacksmiths.
First class Fox lathe hands. monitor
lathe hands. automatic and hand
screw machine operators. and grind
er hands.
Light and heavy sheet metal workers.
coppersmiths and tinsmiths.
shipfitters. shipcarpenters, etc.
Automobile body makers. door hangers,
back hangers. upholsterers and
painters.
First class cabinet makers. carpenters,
hardwood hnishers. brtcklayera.
plasterers and fathers.
NO FEE CHARGED.
Apply Labor Bureau. Employers As
sociatior OF Detroit, hrst floor, Stew
ems building. Washington and Grand
Rivcr-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05
PERSONAL.

HoTIcEIf any poer SIR, s !; IN 81 sroS Ssls.
needing advice. friends9Y p pih
DUFY, ssS Fort-st west salvation
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MONEY TO LOAs.

HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAW BLD0.
SALARIED PEOPLE
vvouen keeping house and others fur
nished money, without security. Easy
payments Offices In Sc principal
save yourself money By getting our
terms GsieE cRng,IIT, %S2s:sov.,a
CONSTRUCT Ton LOA Me- LIBERAL
amounts J. y: Weber: 2ot Gratiot
FOR sALE--FARMs.
10 ACRES, / u miles from car line; B
miles from good market; good build.
ings' fair fences. good soil; good
variety OF fruit; crops can be bought
CHEAP: $500. Box AZ. r. d., No 2.
Rochester, Mich. -
AZ ACRES good soil three miles from
Michigan Central. Price sfoV; slev
Can 20 see land and return same
day. Ed. Turner: 39l Fourth
wANTED-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.
C.. B. WARD
1o25 Pennsyivania-ave.. will be finished
Sept is 1928 and 1927 will be I'm.
ished Oct l. IL you want que OF
these fine new houses phone To- eps
pointment to see me. them aow Mor ba,anss
S13 per month.
HOUSES.
Two new s-room houses, beam ceiling
dining room; paneled walls. jouple
china closet, colonades and pedestals.
Clothes chute, modern In every de-
tall $4,000: sbO0 down; terms easy.
w. +. STEIMNETZ,
= CIeiand Bldg. 20 state-st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6TIjHE-ST prices paid FURNITURE, ctovee
carpets Lapham. 1a1 Graf Snerrx .eI:
dOHsES and cows removed promptly
Miilepbach Bros Phone W. lgs-ylA
STORAGE AND cARrA1E.
ACME STORAGE Co, largest vanA
packing. Main sss, As Gilman-st
FIVEKsiDE 5TORA0E q uARTAGE
CONAN warehouse. cor. Cass aho
SsD:rs'is Both ,h Ms%mSsa SOC: ci,s
KOf.fiI. DnOS---Moving and Peekne.
S ssi%,. vf Mas. we Vs. rs Siss '1oo-o
MONUMENTS.
OTTO sCHEMANsKY q SONS. monu-
ments. ss5 to SIS oratiot-aysI Phone
Ridge atf-J.
LOST AND FOUND.
RTNCEss ROLLER RINK--Ladies and
gents laugh TO skate free afternoons.
East Jefferson and Boulevard.
FoR sALE--MIscELLAN
"A = -BuIIAing material. all kinds,
shear; wrecking Michigan and Ma
tional. I,otroit Housewreck'ng co.
n Narn9A
a FTK IA kGAIN = Beautiful black
lynx fur set, never worn, WORTH $40,
only SIS III taken at once. ISL
John X st,
CONTENTS OF Groom house, Including
bass and iron beds. carpets, dining
room. parlor and bedroom furniture,
SODA FCuNTAINs, billiard ana pool
n bies new and secondhand. Gee
Marsh Co. Farmer-st w terms
CLEAN dry hard or soft wildwood.
Houthten- French Coal co. Ridge eea
res sspTii % NO., qoueIA -ueiqsuoH
pooAtItW HOS 40 pIpu 'AIp NNHIl
WAKTED-Cor. Michigan ana fourth
20 furnish rooms eompists. u week
sumner Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

AA.A.A.-PINE LUMBER
house BLOCKS, lath. doors, windows.
1000 900 CLEAN HARD BRICK
ana other material. Lowest pricea
UNION HOUSEwRECKINo CO.
18th and Fort wei W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-05

Furnished room In hrst-class apart
ment; all commencement no other
roomers; breakfast IL desired Ferry
ave. half block from woodward;
references North 4271-J.