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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
eARIeALol ASKED
To HELP AlBANIANS

Chiasso. Switzerland. Sept 80 The
expressed wish oi the Italian govern.
ment that the Tripoli affair shall not
hu taken as AN opportunity 10 create
troubles in other Ottoman provinces
appears likely 20 meet with dis ap.
putnjment
The Albanians consider This an ex.
ccllent moment for another uprising
ana have addressed General Rlcclotti
Garibnldi, the son OF the Italian hero.
asking him 10 organize an expedition
OF volunteers commanded by hlmsoif
or his son, Colonel Giuseppe Carl.
haldi General Garibaldi does not
think the situation propituous for a
rebellion against Turkish authority.
WNins to the cold ana tne snow In the
Albanian mountains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
hECHEM FOR JUDGE
AND GRIFFITH FOR
ATTORNEY


las Vegas. s. N. sept 80. 30
Loving That DO ls wise tu dp today what
cau be- DONE. thr delegate from va
l,ncia. -ocprru and sierra counties,
during % recess of thc state couvcn-
lion got together this afternoon aud
nominated NJ. q. Mcchcm Tor Judge
ard John r.. Grfnth for district at
torucy for Ga" seventh judicial dis
trict THE delegates had been author
lied Go nominate district officers On
addition to taking part Ia tho state
convention MI Mechem and Mr.,
Griflith are nov candidates Go sue
coed themselves
II is understood TINT thr district
convention for santa Pc, RIO Arriba
and san Juan counties VIII bee held
within that district Immediately af-
ter adjournment of thc state oonvrn-
tion ana that Edmund c. Abbott and
Alex Read are fevoritos for the noni-
nations for Judge ana district ot.or.
news respectively
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
The Markets
en-, Evening HERALD \. g. Leased Wire,

N,V york sept 80 Tho COURSE of
the -tags market dur.uu th, earN >ys-
sion vu. governed almost entirely b>
Ia, activities pf th, short interest
Toward mid-day tho tome h,caue
slender md speculation grrN quiet
United States Rubber showed au m-
pro,.m,ut coy Res and General Eice-
lri, 3d.
Bonds we're firm With notable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

N,w YORK sept go copper spot
SIlNUuIlgo; lead. fta.H1.'', Hl-
verse at. prime paper iuf So pes
.rut Mexican dollars Soc, ,ill moo
u,,. gag I.i per cent
NmUgumutDd. Isl.
Susur lll bld.
Nt,hi-ou TOT ,-N.
Great Northern preferred l-3 i-S
View york Genital lo2.
Nurth,m Pacific, 1879.
southern TIyIu., lut o..
ui,u pacific. liP.
Sr.,l. 90 les.
steel preferred. 1903 lis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
SMALL Girl KH.IED
IN SANTA ~ TODAY
special TeleEram Co Evening Herald

Santa ~. ~ NJ, SEPT ga An un-
fortunate tragedy occurred here THIS
morning when the i2-Ycar-old doush-
ter of Marcos Castillo was shot and
Killed hy "a lG-ycur-old hoN named
Herrera. II is believed the shooting
was the result OF an accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

STRONG PLATFORM
CONTINUED from Page one1

A1ohtlhutd from rage One.)
4 \ Rush. g. g. Catruu. L.arkiu
Beck, 81 p. rankry T1inidad ~cua.
br Amhlr. Robert +. Er,,n, Melton
Guu,rrrz Jose r.. Agmiiu. lsuuylo
Jat.mlio. Fidrl ortiz, o. Williams.
Harry W Kelly r. n Birrhaum. g.
M~uthcriuud Manuel Moutuya "
q. Hawkins, Prrcianano ortiz. M1r.
garlic Romero, T.. =. Davies j Ara
guu, Matcu Luiau. solomon Luna
CSieuUlI " -. MURRAY,
chairman.
TN, permanent chairman charles
A. ~pIrSs. u hkus hs scat made
u UprD--IN, talk concentrating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

sttcnrth n Nu,ricau Tobacco o.
which touched llt. Wabash a. rose
over point
The market closed heavy National
Biscuit dropped four points on a few
transactions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

chicago sept 90 Wh'at--S, ptrm.
Der. A.. i-tg December, I5 i-Nc
corn -Dpt GN3-NCi December
G8 3-NuG3 t-N..
Oats-scpt. It., Dec, g. 3-t,.
PORK Jan. Y1ul. May $500.
Lard sept, t1ltis; Jan. $3.50.
Ribs sept. SN3a., oct, SS.3a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

New YORK.. sept 90 Cotton spot
closed quiet points lower mijdlme
uplands $40 90 hid middllus guli
SIuG5. sales i3un bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

Italians vino may Doe luu thor, aud
amy Foreigners wishing Gee leave. These.
8, b. thought, viii amount Go about ono
hundred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
FIRE PREVENTION
DAY SET ASIDE
BY GOV. MILLS
Albuquerque Should Not Over.
look Importance Of Holding
Suitable Exercises on Mon
day. October 8.

Tuurus u, suggestion ut u"r.
uu,c Commissioner IU.1uu chavez
| and bob. assistant D. A. lHu.Hu. GHN.
rruuI William NJu. us apt aside
Muullt p.tuH,r % ar Fire Fr.N,u.
itiuu dut uud W.u, towns BOO Sow
M,N,1 hu, arranged tu hold ap.
pruptUit, exercises 600 tIut day The
proclamation ut 600, governor loiIuuH
TH, sIDai annual iuss uf uf, and
pru.,rtN ul Nr. Joe ihH country I-
| lon. ,hu should command th, .rriuur
attention of u.r citizens THp per-
| capita Io.. 300 N,w N,Ni.u duuus the
past Ir.r from fires is over uu, dul-
| lar for every man. woman uud .hild
within our borders The uhiDl factor
Responsible lur this loss be- careless
ncss nud the utter lack ui personal
| rosponsibIut, boo the removal cot causes
productive OF fires
lu order that thi. matter WJN h,
prupur, uru4ght tu th, attention oi
| our people ] do hereby appoint Mon
! day. October e. lpll Geo uo Fire pre-
,"utiun da, and urg,utlN r,eum-
mend chat prop,rt, owners ou said
! da1 give personal attention Goo Oh. roe
I N.''. GOT 20. 'I.N'."NI NN''f ''f''N." ''''''
thrir premises thli conditions which
bTin4 about fires hr examined into
land r,mrdlrd that the various boards
of education throughout the territory
aud those lu whose hands the lives
aud safety of our school children and
tho wards iu our hospitals and n-ti-
buttons az, intrustrd. make s. .cial ct-
fort la M, protection thereof
Tho authorities ot our cities ANA
towns are urged GO TAX, such prccuu-
tons as will tend 60 reduce this ouor-
NOUS Vustc. ANA / further recommend
that appropriate exercise. hc held iu
our public schools and mat instruc-
tions oh The common flr, hazard hc
given therein and that the day he
mudr the occasion of 'fIr, pr'ytu-
ton which ls doing so much 60 rr-
mot, hazardous conditions
Done ut 60, executive office. This
the 2lst day uf September. A. u. 1911
Witness my hand ana the great seal
OF the territory az New Mexico.
WILLIAM j. MILLS.
By the Governor
NATHAN JNFFA..
Sccrctar, OF Ncu Mexico.
Albuquerque cannot afford to ovrr-
took the opportunity to hold puhlc
exercises of SOM, Kind ou Fir, Pre-
y,nuou dan 10 viii uU uu the fret
day ui hp Sew McNiuu stat, fair.
Those who r,aIz, The muurtau,, OF
Tho movement should Bk, the iuitu-
| tive ion the matt,r of arranging proc
gram and it is safe tu a, that they
Vil hc supported py the general pub-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

we're firm wth notable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Annastazya Rybski. 5ss Horatio.
year. pneumonia.
Maria r.. Week. Toledo. Ohio. So
years; fracture femur.
John Blanke. l64 Mitchell. Gs years
cardiac d-opsy
Louis Farrand. 70 Reisman. 65 years
gastritis with bronchitis.
Adelaide Byrenther. 1889 Forest r.. Z
years; dlphtheria.
John Bickmann. Warren, Mich, 30
years. bronchitis
George Duncan. f2i Mullett, 81
years. aortic insuficiency.
Charles Higgins. zoe Randolph. "a
years; pneumonia.
Annie Weller. s2o Randolph. 40
years; nephritis.
Nichols storm, 1876 Macomb, as
years. hepatic collie
James Wilcox, lb43 Mt Elliott, 81
years: 3enility.
Elizabeth Runstetler, 1855 Helen. So
years, apopleNy
Cecil Moran. a2sO West Fort, years;
diphtheria.
George Gilletti. 557 RiopelIe,
month; acute indigestion.
Sarah Mcdonald. Brownstown. Mich.
10 years; pneumonia
Alice Maude Baker, 2121s LeMay, 20
years; tuberculosis
Charles Grantham, Harper hospital.
SIS years. conclusion OF brain, struck
by car, accidental.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
WANT RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR $25.0O0,0O0 ms. FUND
Cleveland Men File Suit Against
Northwest Mutual co.-Offi-
cIais Scoff AT Action

cleveland wen fHe ouit H9aHst
Northwestern Mutual co.-offi-
clals Scoff at Action.
: MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 81
officials OF the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. today scoffed at
the suit filed against the company yes
terday In Cleveland by three holders
OF tontine policies, who asked re-
ceiver for the great reserve fund OF
tontine policies: amounting 10 approx
fmately $25,000000 The suit also
asks an accounting OF the company's
funds.
The suit was brought to compel
the company To pay greater amount
on the settlement OF the tontine pol
icies," said George G. Markham,
president OF the company. ANY
charges that the funds of the company
have not been administered In a
proper way are ridiculous. The com
plainants in the case are trying to
alarm people
There Is, Of course, large fund In
the reserve OF the tontine policies.
said James w. Skinner, vice president.
THE dividends are allowed TO accum-
ulate on outstanding policies. But IL
is impossible that there could be any
Juggling OF these funds. Our books
are always open to the tontine policy
holders"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
DIED.


BENEDIcT-Mrs Hilda b Benedict
mother Of Dan Benedict, at the resi-
dence OF her sister. Mrs. r. l.. Dam
iels. II Gilman. March 20.
HUDSON-March 20, 1911. at her moth
er's residence. 32s concord-ave., Jo-
the late Michael Hudson. and sister
OF Thomas Hudson, Mrs. w. Neys
Mrs j. Digby, G. X. Middlewood and
Mrs. r; Yaldon, OF Hamtramek. ont
residence at a. m. and Our Lady OF
Help church at $40 o'clock, standa I'd
time. Burial at Mt Olivet
NOWSKY--Louise, March 20, aged
60 years. beloved mother OF Emil
Max, Edward and Otto. and sister OF
August Behrendt. Funeral Thursday
from residence, 100 Forest-ave. east.
y. IN.
MERTENS-March 20, 1911. Clara, be-
loved wife OF Henry Martens and
mother OF Evelyn, beloved daughter
OF Mrs. Christian Sheer and sister OF
Mrs Anna Merten, Mrs. Mary ORA
helm, Mrs. Lizzie Wiegman and Paul
Scheer. aged % years. Funeral from
residence, Ill Christiancy-st Thurs
day, y. m.
OCHSENFELD--Mar 2l. at ner resi-
dence, Mary Anna, age IS years be-
loved wife OF Lawrence Ochsenfeld
and mother OF Mrs. Anna Goebel and
Frank, Theodore, Tresa, John and
Mary Oshsenfeld Funeral from resi-
dence, 7s3 Leland-st. Friday at a.
m To ST. Elizabeth church at $50,
ROACH-Charles ". beloved husband
OF Jane b. Roach, father OF Virginia
and Richard F., brother OF DIR. Frank
r. Roach, Newport, Mich; Mrs. IA NJ.
Jacobs, Seattle, Wash. Mrs. II. Wells,
and Miss Dollie Roach, Detroit. Died
at Harper hospital. Tuesday 4 y. m.
Remains TO lie In state at Hamilton >
chapel, Elizabeth-st., Wednesday af =
ternoon from 10 p, IN. Funeral at
Paw Paw. Mich, Friday, y. m.
STUART-Helen T., beloved wife OF
her late residence, 324 Warren-ave.
w. She leaveh her husband, two
sons, Orlo X and Harley A; two
brothers and one sister, Edward A.
Younglove NEE Scanlop), OF Ray
mond, Wash. Funeral Thursday at
1880 y. m Interment Friday at Mi
sHAw-Died March 10. Miss Catherine
r. Shaw, sister OF Mrs. Mary Shea.
Funeral from chapel OF Frank j.
Blake. Thursday. and St Aloysius'
church. a. m.
20. at his home, l65
Macomb-st., Nicholas, aged 40 years.
beloved husband OF Flora Storm tnee
Miller). father OF Arthur p. Ray
mond, Florekce and Lillian Storm.
Funeral ThuNday at a. m, from
residence and &3O at So. Peter and
Pauls Jesuit church.
observation-disclosures j. Kruger,
March 20, aged 81 years beloved nus
band of Eva Kruger and father OF
ex-senator Gustav a, Ferdinand j.
Jr., Rudolph and Mrs. Chas. Meach.
Funeral Thursday from residence, PA
Pierce-st., at y. m.
n, 1911, Henry, be-
loved husband of Catherine Teipel,
nee Vieson. and father of Joseph,
Mrs. Frank Lingemann, Stella. An
Reline. Mary Mrs y Young, aged %
years Funeral from residence, los
Maple-st, Friday at a. m, and
from ST. Joseph church at $3.50
o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
John Mcvicar Won't Interfere.

To the Editor OF The Times: u,
view of what has heretofore been said
and published as to my attitude re.
garding the issue OF additional city
bonds take the liberty of saying that
the bill to amend the charter Of the
city OF Detroit by increasing the bond
ing limit. which is the present plan, Is
practically the work of the common
council. the mayor and the corpora
ton counsel. and | am assured by the
mayor and corporation counsel that
the proposed legislative act. IL ratified
by the city, will not interfere with
municipal ownership nor affect II di-
rectly or indirectly Under these cir
cumstances, IL Is not my purpose TO
call meeting Of our municipal own
ership executive committee or TO take
any action as the committees chair
man. The city authorities have as
sumed the responsibility and ! shall
not attempt in any way to interfere
with their action. JOHN McV1CAR.
Detroit, March 81. 1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
California Senate Passes
Bill Aimed at Japs

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March 22.--
There is much speculation today re
garding what the California assembly
will do to the antl-alIen land holding
bill. which was passed by the upper
house yesterday % to 3, after de.
bate during which there was much
talk of war with japan
The bill virtually iorbids individual
aliens or corporations controlled b.
aliens from acquiring any new land
in the state OF California. Such per-
sons or corporations may retain land
already held. but 1t cannot be sold
bequeathed or inherited Aliens &C.
quiring any land in the future may
hold II only for Ave years when they
must sell II at public auction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Frank Pekala. 29 Portland. twins
Allen Botzford 2O4 Avery.
Mat Dabrowskl. $50 Poplar
James Hernes, 261 Crawford
Ferdinand Wobrock. 362 Maybur)
Grand.
William Wall. 81 Edward
NAPOLEON Ganthier, 4I2 Ciootte
August Yaeger, 500 Horatio.
BOYS
William Daigel. 1870 Field
Robert Swirles, $50 Sixth
John Cassidy. 953 Champaign
James TOllins. So Fort w
Charles Lamb. 467 sixteenth
Stanislaw Nadarzewski
Kenneth tombstone. a. Mt. Vernon.
James Hall. 1853 Hale
oliver Cromwell 4i9 Central
Charley Galantowitz. 1859 Chens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
TAFT PLEDGES OUR
FRIENDSHIP T0JAPS
Calls Mikado's Ambassador to White
House to Assure Him Of
Good Will.

WASHINGTON, March $50 well
pleased was President Taft today
with the effects OF the mobilization of
the army In Texas as Martial dem
onstration for peace" that he invited
Baron Uchida, the Japanese ambassa'
dor, to call at the white house this
afternoon In order that he personally
might assure the representative OF the
Mikado that the relations between
the two countries are satisfactory.
The president wished to inform the
ambassador that there was no ground
for Interpretation OF the activity Oh
the army and navy as an unfriendly
move toward Japan, but that his
whole desire was TO maintain the
present friendly relations existing
between the United States and all
foreign governments. He wished TO
make IL plain that the immediate
cause OF the demonstration was the
apparent danger OF a crisis in Next
can internal affairs, with a possible
serious effect upon American citizens
and property.
The rapid developments OF the last
"A hours tended strongly TO bear out
the United Press dispatches OF last
week 10 the effect that dangerous
situation threatened ih such manner
as to demand extraordinary action to
prevent its realization.
The statements OF high officials,
carried in these dispatches last week.
predicted that the outcome OF the
situation would prove IL to be oil
greater Importance ;han was at first
Indicated IL was then made known
that the movement OF troops had such
a bearing on international affairs
that IL was impossible for officials on
the Inside to talk for publication.
The administration was compelled
TO maintain the attitude that the
movement OF troops was for the
"Maintainence of the neutrality law
and "Maneuvers
II was said today that this was in
line with Hitch IN time" policy Of
the administration. A friend OF the
president today described the situa.
ton as follows:
1T was the cue OF Uncle Sam to
take OF his coat, allowing his six.
shooter to be exposed; roll up his
sleeves. showing his muscle: take
out his trusty blade-and then, after
squaring his shoulders so as TO attract
attention. TO sit down and white.
The willy gentlemen, for whom the
stage was set, were quick to appre
ciate the purpose of the act The ad-
ministration is unwilling TO discuss
what they did, or ceased doing, for
Uncle Sam has not admitted that he
observed anything the fact remains
that he Is satisfied
This explanation now indicates that
II was hoped the necessity would
never arise for an Official Statement.
OF the Inside situation" This hope
seemed today to nave been realized.
But Uncle Sam propably will keep
on whiting all summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jonn Gutekunst, 20, Springwells;
Jennie Navarro, 20. same
sylvester j. Gilbae. 81 Pontiac. In
liza Mcclellan, AZ, Warren.
Howard G Baker. rs, Toledo Naomi
y. Harsh. 81, same
John Zakluwlewivz, 2s, Detroit. An
ME Dutka. %, New York
= Christopher }. Bristow. 20: Florence
90 Frank X Collins. 81; Clara Langamy
Harry Shulman. %: Mollie Chaser 10
William f. Dixon, rs; Ethel 4. Bur
nett. 90, Detroit
22. N'i"nAo'
William. VIM, 80, Greenfield; Ada
Pratten. 81, same
Alan L. Carey 81. New York; Mar
garrett j. Johnston. %, Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
ron sALp-BusrNEss PROPERTY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERuRBAN

PORT HURON LIMITED M
ana avery two hours TO I .; m: sun
Ssys only. IL y. m Through loce
uSys .n3 every two hours TO p m
honriv 10 y. IN. including h.s's ~,
houriy 10 IL p. m. shore Line 70
cIsmens s2S a. ms hourly 70 $50,
p. fist n. LrMITEps-.i;ss a m. s;ss
.i2'Sb .. m. Gas y. m ,tss
a M ,,,auSS locals a. m, every two
nv. 20 sp. m: oxford only n -
n3u,s Sundays only IL y. m. 10 ho.,s
tiint sS' IN. and every two hours 70
10 ,GEcRTsso u hMirEps-s;ls rs n sas
-, two hours 10 e;ib y
every nm and every two houn "
lochis Ann Arbor only. q m. essv
:" ~" n 10 .. m. III y. m N .s tnSitI~&
n "a a m, hourly 10 sssv p. m<</
only n m. m. II y. m sahne ST.
IRON, yg Psn Aini!ssuTEps-7:sO e. m. a.
ToLEDo honTs 60 $50 p, m. saf1r<
every w. s,nday. T.s0 =. m Throon
iay AM NIonroe only, $50 2. m. n p e
. ~ &DOTTE DIv.--S.3s a. m. hall.
.o',riy TO s.s3 p, m. hourly TO 1IuI<
D PEnSrfAc plv.--s a. m. 20 70 - r1n.
..rytre 10 $50 D. m hourly 10 I0:x1
: IN N 70. m: Birmingham. only. a. ~.
' oRcHARD LAKE Dfv.--1 g [/
.TS.. 20 ears a run through q sas,nr s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
Canadian Scars over Havana.

HAVANA, March 22-The first
aeroplane flight ever made over
Havana was accomplished today BIZ
81 Croix tombstone, the Canadian
aviator. Thousands watched him cir.
Gle over the city in a half hours
flight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
Out OF Their Element

Some of our generals at the front
must feel dreadfully out OF place
without their mahogany desks
Washington Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22

A GOOD PLACE TO STOP-The Frank
lin House, cor. Larned and Bates-sts.,
three blocks from city hall. Rooms.
soc. 75c. 81. $3.50 per night. Meals Zoe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
HELL wANTED-MALE.

--MOLDER, lathe monitor. bench
hand Inspector, bearing scraper, drill
press fling clerk. farm hand. Lands
grinder painter. porter. mechanics,
young men 10 learn trades. Leroy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
JUNE BRIDES

Cali on our Mr. Mitchell and listen 10
the description OF the cozy home he
can sell you for 1900, 5000 down
and $50 per month. Fine location .
good furnace. full cement basement.
all oak down stairs except kitchen
reception hall oak stairway. fine
electric hStures. hot water. modern
bath. Z rOoTs.
CITY a. SUBURBAN HOMES co. LTD
81 State-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22

r. }, Schardt. OF Milwaukee, ma
tional yice-president of the Railway
Mail Clerks association. will be the
speaker at the luncheon OF the Board
OF Commerce TO be held Wednesday.
March 29. He will discuss the rail
way mail service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22

Plans have been completed for \
new branch for The Home Savings
bank 10 be built at Liyernois-st. and
Michigan-ave. The building will be
one story, OF brick, stone and steel,
and work upon IL will be started very
soon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22

In the regular bi-monthly meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the Build.
ers and Traders exchange. IL was
announced that Is new firms had
joined the exchange since the last
meeting. This brings the member
ship of the organization up To 30l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22

wANTED--NIsCEI.LANnous-
HIGHEST prices paid furniturs. s(o7@1
.earpsta Lapham. 25z oret cherry ~
HORSES and cows removed Dromo(IX
Miiisnbach Bros Phons w. 1ee-91&
ron sALE-SARns. ~
10 ACRES near yYaynf. good s-roe1<|
house. small barn. some fruit 4Leey
also have ~ acres nearby Tor 800 T.
81 acres. miles from Aigonsc, fooo
S-reom house. small harm. some fruit
Chickens and tools. svsFything q
start right In. only tl,4e0
40 acres near Dearborn. I-room house.
barns only $1,000 ,..
$1,000. VIII. exchange Tor cottage
90 acres OF the best land IN oakian4
county. large buildings. some p fruit
1910 acres with good land and buildings
between Utica and Rochester. go per
have a large list OF farms. IL you are
looking for farms, call TO see me-
EYsTER. THE FARM NAN.
SOL Majestic Bldg,
office open Thursday evening until
o'clock. "a.
SUBURBAN HOME.
neat cellar, good well and cfstern,
cement walks. poultry house. large,
bed OF strawberries, grapes. piums
S ;ast P essnf "a % OWN fsoP place ss' IKE
this and IL will only cost you ti.1oC
must be sold within 10 days, build
inss alone cannot be built for thar
FRANK E. BRIGGS. THE FARM MAN.
$685. Majestic Bids.
Detroit. Mich. NJ 100. u.
DAIRY FARM
10 acres. so rods from Lake Orion on
electric. nice lo-room house. box3f
poultry house. sxls. hog house,
iOxis, tool house lsx22. Ice houses
"a acre strawberries. y acres Of rs4
Jersey cattle. horse. wagon. Daao-
line engine. tools. grain. all for Ss.>
500. This Is snap. -
mile from car line. 7-room house
barn. fruit. COW and tools only ys,7b0y
win take $4,000 house in exchange
FR SSSf goo R tiGa t The sA FARM NAN
! $685. Majestic Bldg. ~
Detroit. Mich. Main 100.
CHICKEN FARM BARGAIN.
/ have a choice place OF few acres near
Detroit: good 2-story 7-room houses
lots OF fruit; price right; easy terms.
or will exchange for Detroit vacant.
or improved.
EBERT, 600 Majestic Bldg.
1l6 ACRES. 20 miles from Detroit. one
mile from electric line, two miles to
fine town: 9-room house and large
barns. good orchard. is acres timber,
running water. good soil. Price w.
500 Exchange for Detroit property
MERTON l.. RICE, 142I Majesuc,r
Cherry 1899.
40 ACRES near Detroit
100 acres near Detroit.
VIII exchange for city property. 4
EBERT, goo MAJESTIC BLDG