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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-06-10
POSTAL SAVINGS

The Monte Vista Postal Savings
bank will be opened for business
June Is. Postmaster Boutwell,
will go to Leadville June Is and
~ for government instruction as
to conducting the savings bank.
The following paragraphs are
taken from a government leaflet of
information for depositors:
The Postal Savings system is
established for the purpose of pro-
viding facilities for depositing saw
ings at interest with the security
of the United States Government
for repayment.
The faith Of the United States
10 solemnly pledged to the pay
ment of deposits made in postal
savings depository offices with &C.
orued interest a. provided by the
postal.ssvings act.
Accounts may be opened and
deposits made by any person of
the age Of 10 years or over in his
or her own name and by married
woman in her own name and free
from any interference or control by
her husband. No person can have
more than one account at any one
time.
Deposits will be accepted only
from individuals, and on no ac-
count will be opened in the name
Of any corporation, association, so.
oiety, firm. or partnership, or in
the names Of two or more persons
jointly.
The service Of the Postal Saw.
ings system 10 free, and no charge
o. Tee 10 collected or required in
connection with the opening Of IN
account or the withdrawal Of money
deposited.
When . person applies to open
IN account hs must furnish the
necessary information for the post.
master or bic representative 70 All
out IN application, which he will
then Be required 70 sign.
Dsposits ~ evidenced By post
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-06-10
DlAZ CONE

President Diaz has sailed from
Mexico. He has stepped down
He 10 IN old man; in q few years,
possibly q few months, this hemis.
phszs will read Of bis demise in
some Old world capital, probably
Asdrid, where he will b received
with open arms by the king. or in
France, where the Pa1isiaus would
greet him ~ another millionaire
from Latin America. Diax, die
tator q Mexico for three decades,
has relinquished HE "throns". His
reign" on the North American
continent has been longer than
that Of any other ruler In America,
4 Wall Street and Queen Elizabeth
Ass 70 b excepted. By stress d
circumstances, Quesa Bees" waa
able 70 maintain but . semblanos
q regal power. With Dias Il haa
heea different. He hes been ab.
soluts ruler Of the republic of The
south.-Exchaugs.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-06-10

The Monte Vista Journal got
out handsome illustrated edition
last week. II contained tive nty.
four pages Of very superior des-
criptive matter with reference TO
the advantages Of the valley in
general and Monte Vista in partic.
ular, the whole literally supplied
with half-tone cuts Of buildings in
Monte Vista and farm and other
scenes in the valley. II was all
that could be desired both editor.
tally and geographically. Ala.
mosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-06-10

John hewitt and wife Of Del
Norte were in Monte Vista We'd.
nsstlay looking for . house 70 buy
or rent. Vacant houses arc very
scarce in this town,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-06-10

4 god many inmales q The
Soldier home have been leaving
A1oly On their sumuoe vnoations.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Notice Is hereby given that the VII
lage Council OF the Village OF 81. Clair
Heights, Wayne County, Michigan. will
receive sealed bids addressed to the
Village Clerk, up TO June IA. 1911. at
eight o'clock p. m, for constructing
certain lateral sewer system between
ST Jean and Fourier avenues, from
Mack avenue to the southerly line OF
lots 81 and 20 Of Fournier's subdivision
OF T.. c. 26, In said Village Of 81. Clair
Heights, according TO the maps and
the Village Clerk. and also filed In the
office OF the Village Engineer, w. g.
King, In the Moffat building, Detroit,
Michigan.
Separate bids TO be filed as follows:
First: on basis OF accepting VII.
lage Special Assessment Bonds OF said
district in full payment for said work.
Second Upon payment In cash for
A certifed check for ten (io) per
cent OF the amount Of the bid to ac-
company the bid, and to be forfeited
to the Village in case of the refusal
enter Into a contract with the village.
as per bid, within fifteen days after
award Successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish labor and material,
and guarantee bonds TO the satisfaction
OF the Village Council of said illage.
The Council reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids, or to waive
defects in bids when for the best In
terests OF the Village.
Bids TO be opened under the order OF
New Business at meeting or the VII
lago Council on said date
For further information address
GEORGE Kick,
village Clerk OF the Village OF ST. Clair
Heights.
Dated May 81. 1911.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
mAmnlAor IICnN sns.

Fred w. schuknecht. "a; Minnie s..
Charles Il. Frankfurt. Is; Helen A.
Frank W. Campbell. a.; Ida A. Jew
Max Houpt, az. Anna Yeshner, 10.
Herbert Lancaster, "a, Leoto Ropoto.
Charles Newman. 90; Louisa A. Knit
Walter A. Lee. "a, Dayton. o.: Mar
tina Reid. 20, Detroit
Charles LaDuke, %, Detroit; Myrtle
Edward Stoyle. AZ; Ella sharpe. 20.
Harry Eisel, rs; Anna Greenmiller.
Hector F. Menard, rs. Montpelier. VT.
Emma X. Cutter, 20, same.
William ID. Sherman, %: Florence c.
Henry Rebidoux. 20. windsor; Ida
Mayville, %. Amherstburg.
Fred Amo, FL. Wyandotte; Phyllis
Edward Mcdonald. 20, ST. Clair
Heights; Edith Stager. 20. Algonac.
Jerome O. Trombly 81; Cora A.
Louis Brussmah. 81; Iva M. Beach.
Edmund J. Deary. rs. Detroit; Eliza
beth Pellter, 20. Bay City.
Gs1rse W. Wh csm1 81 ssss f Ross Blu
Roy Fleming. 20; 9ertfu de Smith, 30
Roy p. Riker, "a; Isabelle NJ YAK, "a
Frank q. PAUL.. %; Myrtle M. KEEL
ley, 20.
Albert Kersten, %; Anna Kruger.
23
william c, Bell. 50; Louise Johnston.
a.
Joseph oriick. 22; Emma Carpenter
"a
Richard j. Rothenberg, rs; Martha j.
Schulz, rs.
ma A. Shuart, IL, same.
Thomas J. Ryan. 81; Clara b. Noah.
80.
John A. Fiefk. 80; Martha Redig, 20.
Louis Fisher, SO; Florence A. Aiian'
IS.
Edward Capiis. IS, Josephine shee-
hey, %.
Jimeyh eid. %. same
Russell o. Finn, %, Goodrich, Can
Mable NJ Lambert, q, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
|EpT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. June s. 1911
|RoPosALs FOR COMPLETION OF
FAIRvIEw PUBLIC SEWER,
SECTION NO. 1.

Sealed proposals will be received
tha Office OF the Department OF
lblfe Works. Detroit Mich. until
lturday, June 10. 1911. at 10 o'clock
m. standard time. at which time aud
ace they will be opened. for furnish
Jg all labor and material. except
mont and iron manhole rings and
,vers, which Will be furnished by the
~, and building and finishing COM
etc. together With the back hitting.
eeerdingE to the plans and Bpectftcu-
pms on fiio In this ofiiee for the oIig-
al sewer. the following brick pubic
liver. to-wit: -~
+ airvisw Public sewer---section No.
located In Parkview avenue. from
Il EdSemere avenue 20 a point 10
ct east OF the east line OF Parkyiew
venue on Jefferson avenue, length OF
fwer lfsi feet. manholes. ring
lick.
Bidders are requested 10 inspect the
Iork 10 be done before submitting
teir proposals. which must include
lmping out. cleaning and putting the
Rrtially completed portion OF Section
10. IN perfect order. as well as COM
leting the remainder OF the section.
Each bidder must deposit with hts
der OF the Department of Public
Forks for the sum OF $4,000.
W hich sum win be forfeited TO the
apartment Ia case the bidder refuses
! neglects TO enter into contract With
J I'VE days after the acceptance OF his
their tender. Such contracts TO be
Inject TO the approval OF tho Com
ION Council Checks deposited with
kjected bids will be returned to the
|dder on demand. The bidder whose
Snder Is accepted will be required TO
british with his contract an approved
brety company bond TO the City or
|etroit In the sum OF so per cent If the
bntract price. conditioned on the full
hd faithful performances Of his or
heir part OF the contract
on the proper execution OF the con-
TACT bond the amount deposited With
pc tender will be returned to the con-
factor.
No bids will be accepted from any
erson or firm who IL In arrears 10
be City of Detroit. upon debt or con-
Fact. or who Is In default as surety
otherwise upon any obligation TO
The Department OF Public Works
kpressiy reserves the right 10 reject
ny or all proposals.
i4O7s) J. j. HAARER.
4ls) Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
RECIPROCITY TO
PASS AS 1T STANDS
(Continued from page -.

responsible resident OF that state.
There are sixty newspapers publish
ed In the Green Mountain common
wealth. or these. nine are dailies,
eight of which advocate the agree
ment, and one Is neutral or the fifty
one weeklies, thirty-eight favor agree
ment, seven are opposed, ana six are
neutral
Following conference with the
president, Senator Stone of Missouri,
saidi
81 came to the White House to find
out for myself whether the president
was in earnest In opposing the Root
amendment. And found out. He told
me that he was against the one pro-
posed by Senator Root. and would
be against any proposed by other sen
ators, whether Democrat OF Repub-
lican.
And, OF course, that settles IL. |
am going back to the senate and con-
tinue the fight for this bill on that
basis. shall fight all amendments
that are offered. All true friends OF
reciprocity will do the same thing.
II we start on the presumption that
we can tack on harmless amendments
we will certainly end up by lacking
on amendments which will destroy
the BILL
The president showed In his Chi
cago speech that he had not gone
deeply into the reciprocity question"
said Senator McCumber, OF North Da-
kota, one OF the foremost opponents
of the treaty. "He said that Liver
pool fixes the price of grain for the
world. As matter Of fact that Is not
true. Only the second and third
grades OF North Dakota wheat go In
to export. Liverpool may fix the
price on those grades, but with the
frst grade IL is a different matter
you will find by consulting the
wheat prices of 1909 that s1.i4 was
the price In Liverpool and Minneap-
oils at the same time Now II costs
something to transport that grain 10
Liverpool, so, II the latter fixed the
Irfce, you would expect TO find the
price lower In Minneapolis. The fact
that the price is the same skaters
the theory that Liverpool fixes the
price. So the presidents whole argli-
ment based on this assumption dis
appears.
"This being the case. II is not diff.
ficult to see what will happen II our
farmers are compelled to compete
with the Canadian wheat growers. The
good prices our farmers have reeeiv-
ed for their wheat will be a thing or
the past when Canadian competition
sets In. Nevertheless I expect the
reciprocity bill will pass"
An effort will be made In the house
TO have printed as a public document
for distribution throughout the cour-
try President Taft's speech on reci-
procity delivered at Chicago last Sat.
urday.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06

BARNES--June 3, 1911. at Lakeviile.
Conn. Richard Morris Barnes. son OF
Ed. A. and Julia M. Barnes. Notice
OF funeral hereafter.
BALLARD--June 4. at. parents resi-
ddenee; $50 yinswoed- ave- suzanne me
kinstry Ballard, aged years and
months Funeral services private.
CARR1ER--June 8, at daughters home.
90l Canheld-ave. east, Marceline, age
81 years. beloved wife OF David. ST..
David Carrier. Jr., OF Detroit; Joseph.
OF Chicago, George, OF Port Huron.
Notice Of funeral later.
cosTELLO-June 4, Richard. husband
OF Anna. son OF the late Samuel and
James and Johanna. and father of
John. Samuel, Richard and Mary. at
residence, rs Humboldt-ave. Funeral
Wednesday az 9 and at 81 vincenrs
church at s:so. Chicago papers please
copy.
FERGUsoN-Mrs. Lillian. beloved wife
Of John A.. mother OF Cora, Alva,
Howard. Earl. Funeral from resi-
dence, 2l3 Linwood ave, wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
ents' residence. 645 Lawton-ave..
Pearl, beloved daughter OF William
and Sarah Robinson Galloway. and
sister or William Galloway, Jr. Fu-
neTdi WeuneSuay ITOH dpoNS fco,
dence at s:30. and st. Leo's church
at o'clock. Oakland. Cal. and Dem
yer, Col, papers please copy
HUME-David. June s, aged 81 years.
Funeral from residence of his sister.
Mrs, W. +. Roth, 1877 scotten-ave..
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
LEvENDowSKY--F Levon-
dowsky. aged SO years. beloved hus.
band OF Gottliba Levendowsky ana
father OF Mrs Otto Schaldach. Mrs.
Joseph Clarer and Albert Levendow-
sky. Funeral Wednesday from resi-
dence. 314 Hendricks-st, at 1880. and
at st. Peters church. Chene ana
Pierce. ut y. m.
sMITH-June 3, 1911. Eleanor Marie,
daughter Of Ira and Rose Smith, aged
years, at their residence, SIS Por-
ter-st. Notice of funeral later.
THETREAU--June 4. Peter. beloved
husband OF Eliza and father OF yo-
seph, Mrs. Jennie Theut, Mrs Debbie
Ross and Mrs Belle Jeup. Funeral
from residence. SIS Champaign. We'd
nesday at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Frank w. Ecker, ST. Mary's hospital.
Hartley halliday, 100 Moran. 20
years: carcinoma of liver.
81 years; acute dtlatation of the heart
Alfred b. ELVES. IL Lafayette. So
years; heart disease.
Ronald Matheson. sci Congress e..
Laura Butler. iss Fairxiew. 40 years
Minnie Heinzman. s24 RiopelIe. 30
years; pulmonary tuberculosis.
Samuel Regufsky, 4bs St Antoine.
oren T. Phillips. SIS orandy. Sc
years; dropsy.
Walter Mcvittie. 40 Hoibrook. 80
years; perltonitls.
John Burke. 46 Beech,-sO years;
epilepsy.
Anna Kanner. st. Mary's hospital,
80 years; delirium tremens.
Rose Stein, 1872 Napoleon. IL months;
acute CASTRO enteritis.
Juliana Franckowiak, 1043 Ferry, so
years: Tuberculosis.
John Clannan, $50 Hastings. 70
years; heart disease, valvular lesion.
Sally Cohn, l0i Catherine. 46 years;
= BrUnisfawa Szudrowfcz. 1916 Forest e.,
4 year: gasoline poisoning.
Boleslaw Borna, $50 Harper. 9
months: castro indigestion.
. w lllidUl EdibOnb, wary i've
bital, 80 years shock and internal
injuries from being run over by team.
accident.
Henry Perkins. as Center Sc years;
nephritis.
George Lewis, 439 Lafayette.
month; spinal meningitis.
Archibald Wilson. Adrian. Mich. ~
years: accidental Injury.
Stanislaw Curylo 363 Wesson,
month; entero colitis
Lawrence Cheyrette. 1871 81. Aubin,
year: measles-broncho pneumonia.
christina Schmtd T33 Parker 70
years. cardiac asthma.
Leona Edmonds, IL Beaman, 80 days.
malnuttition,
years: apoplexy. a,
VaIentlne Arnold ST. Mary.s hospital
IL years. typhoid fever.
Walter Spraga. 122 Superior
months. malnutrition.
Joseph Raison. sl3 Second. ~ years
apoplexy.
suzanne Ballard. 45e vinewood. 2
years: septic endocarditis.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED rSrERUnBAx

KSON-KALAMAZOO LIMITEDa
$40 q. Il., every two hours to t;1o >.
M: jackson. Lansing Limited. s:fu 8.
m. Jackson locals, a: M. every two
mr. pms az - m--2= p-Ea=5 10 D. m. !
III D. m TO Worthwhile. $50 a m. hour
iy to $40 d m. 80 y. m, y. m. II n /.
m. Saline cars from Ypsilantf
wYANDOTTE DIv.-b.s3 q. m. half y
hourly TO s;33 y. m; hourly to II.1S
> ORCHARD LAKE DIv.--s a m
hG FLINT 70 osAaiSAW L1MrrEDs-s.,s
m and every two hours to s.es ~ -
Flint locals, I a. m, every two ho1r. e
IL p m To Romeo, . a M, I q M.
every two hours to 10 p. m. IL b. m
PoRT HURON LIMfTEDS-f1S
m. every two hours to 7:1S .. m. sun
DAYS, IL y. m, Algonac limited dSfiv
except Sunday. b:l5 .. m Through To-
Gals, a. m. hourly TO p. M. % M.
Marine City. D. m: Mt c1emens local
half hourly 20 7 p. m, hourly 70 III nj
m. Mt Clemens via Shore Line. e.fS
m. hourly to 1li25 p. m.
ToLEDo LTMITEDs-7:so a -
every two hours to TAO D. m. Throu~S
locals. 6 a. m. hourly tos .. m. Non.
roe o SSly u z lI MI Y 3 m -.
s:i5 a m. ais. Sis. B:t5 and e:iS n ~
except Saturday afternoon and Sunday
Locals half hourly to 1:4s p. m. s:So =
mingham only, IL y. m. T7t-
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
MORE big COPY" RUNS
AMUCK OF TIMES POLICY

most noticeable Characteristic about
him is SNUG assurance that would
carry any kind Of blum through on
an unsuspecting patient. II has It's
effect, too, for II contrasts with the
medical man who Is cautious and con.
scientious about what he says and
does. II must be a case OF easy money
with him, too, for the contract offered
The Times-and which the three 9TH
er English dailies Of Detroit accept
ed-amounted to $654.50.
These are the facts on the institu-
tons which the advertising mentions
SO imposingly, on this side or the wa
ter. This is not the only point. how
ever, In which the doctor calls upon
his imagination to write his adyertis-
ing copy. He says in the News OF Sat
urday:
The Sygmomanometer is but one
of the two dozen appartuses used for
diagnosis alone. II Is the only one In
the state of Michigan"
Upon inquiry at a local surgical
supply house / found that there were
six OF these devices on their shelves
and that practically every physician
in Detroit who had use for the device.
has one.
These are some Of the things that
found out when started my investi-
gation-the things that led me TO the
opinion that the public should be pro-
teeted not only by refusal to pub
lish the advertising OF this frrn In
The Times, but also through an ar
ticle warning II of the sort OF people
II is asked to deal with through the
medium OF the advertising columns or
the newspapers that don't care as long
as they get their money for the adver.
Using.
AS the case stands, "Dr. Whitman
the Great" has made at least half q
dozen misstatements in the advertis-
ing matter that has appeared that
have been able to nail, I think that
am justified In suspecting at least
that some of the other statements
that are rather startling are equally
false. | shall present further evidence
In my next article. $3.50
think that l can safely say that
one Is running a pretty big risk In
entrusting his health to a man who
spreads broadcast such misstatements
for the purpose Of drawing you into
his Office.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
PROPOSALS FOR REBUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Fire Commission, De-
troit, Mich, until o'clock y. IN. Non
day. June 1g, 1911, for rebuilding Lad
der Truck No. I, now horse drawn, Into
motor-driven aerial ladder truck.
Bidders will submit with bids speci-
fcations under which they propose to
do the work II awarded contract, and
will also state length OF time required
TO make the change. The snccessful
bidder will be required to furnish n
bond I'm the sum OF One Thousand Dol
lars TO guarantee fulillment Of con-
tract. The Fire Commission reserves
The right TO reject any and all bids
Bids will be endorsed Proposals for
Motor-Driven Truck" and will be de-
livered In triplicate TO GEORGE W.
SToGKwEEfs, Secretary. (417) :
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
DAILY Birth LIsE
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Levi Miers. ass Vermont.
Robert Peters, 670 Kirby.
George Baatz. 43s wheelock.
VIM. Hermenan,. las Blackstone.
Robert Grant. 254 Smith.
winneld Banks. so2 stephens,
Chas. Zilz. 6s1 Lansing.
William Cloves, s34 Vinewood.
William Bonthron, 144 Bagg.
Glen Maclem, 469 Third
Charles Yaeger. 81 Butternut.
Frank Welcome. s9s Central.
Frank Mroch. 4s6 Grandy.
william Buick. 1874 Taylor.
Charles Jones. III Commonwealth.
Perry Atweil. SIS Baker.
Michael Dugan, 273h Junction.
Charles Gamblers. us Antoine.
Frank Lewis, SGT Bellevue.
Claude Radsack. 371 Boyd.
John b. EosnowsKI, $50 Canheid.
Henry Hahn. Harper and Rohns.
Enoch Kinsley.. Sl2 Scotch.
William Awe 1895 Beividere.
Edward Kaiser. 100 Maryland.
William wilkie, 651 Sheridan.
Fred Lubig, 223 Buchanan.
John Dopke, 1874 Logan.
Marvin Swift. s76 Vermont.
Herman Cohen. 2l2 Montcalm.
Daniel Macpherson, 12S Monroe.
Walter Toepel $50 =. Grand blvd.
William Swift, 533 r, Congress.
theodore Kroiikowski, IS Adele.
Stanley KubienskI, 6se Frederick.
Frank wisniewski, 1047 Ferry.
Ralph Hambien, 345 Lincoln.
Edward Bloss, 1925 Mt. Elliott.
Verne Kelsey, 500 Twenty-fourth.
George limerick. 351 Twenty-ffth.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06

NEWBURGH, N. ", June 6.-John
Bigelow, author and diplomat, who Is
III at his home in Highland Falls, was
reported today to be resting easily
and In no immediate danger of death.
Because of his great age, 80, II Is not
expected he will fully recover.
Since he was admitted to the bar
In 1889 he has been inspector OF state
prisons. editor OF the New York Eve.
ming Post, American minister to
France. secretary of State Of New
York and president of the first Pan
ANA Canal Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


I'D: Saxona. $3.50 p. m. Monday;
Moli. 40; oicott tadj, ): Emp. ~
william, $40; Leuty, Botsford. ALB;
Midland sn Prnss f sto s stnoid S and
consort, $3.50; Fairmount, $40: Philip
Minch. s:15. Huron City, $50; Walsh,
$50: Nelson, Holly. q; Rosemount,
Capt. Wilson. 1910; Sinaloa, 1880; Maine
beaverton. s:lO:y Schiller. .: II. b.
Hawgood. 1920: Marsha. Darlington.
1910; Schoolcraft, Bourke. 1880.
Down: w. l. King. 1910 D. m. Mon
sawyer larrivedl, 2:lo; Mckee. 2:2S:
Queen CITY $3.50: Kensington, 1850:
Peters, S:16: Conemaugh, $40; Shaw,
1885; widener. $40: French. s:45,
French. . p. m. Monday; Phipps,. s;Sl;
-12:40: Emp, Midland itio 5-Shehshse,
s. jerks. $50: Alpena, s:20s Norton.
$50; No. King 8: Linn. $40: Hougn.
ton. Marcia, $50; Wilkesbarre, IL; Bar :
tow, ll'40; Maricopa. oliver, 11i3o.
The 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June 9.
Feiip is sims Van R.s s MS@sSS n ssc:
ton. s., Fiibert osler. I; Zenith City.
Harvard, g.
champlain, wissahickon. $40; Fair
BARN. whaleback. wawatam, mid
night. Malietoa. ! a. m; Yates, Secur-
ity and oil barges. Ionia. 1880; Kirby.
Calumet. s;3O: Peck, 4:30: lsmali)
stephenson. 8. Curtis. Marvin. Peter
Ontario. 1880: Meaford. s.3o.
Down: Manitoba, Moore. Frlck, noon
Monday: Bunsen, corliss. 1 y. m; Bail
Brothers, 1870; Morgan Jr.. 2:sO; Nor
walk Murphy q. Corey A.aO. Corv
Bradley. woolson. Brightie, g.
Jones > D. IN. Monday; Agnew, Cen
turion. 1880. John Mitchell. 1880:
Scott ls3O a. m; Colonel. q: Ashley, o:
Matthews. 10: VIM "a. Mack. 1919.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
@ z GER
The Times

Just because an employe
quits his job unexpectedly is
no reason for being down
cast.
Just pick up your phone
receiver and tell your need
to The Times. NJ. 1893, City
1886.
There are just as good
fish in the sea as ever came
out. . There are plenty of
men in Detroit who would
like to work in your Office,
shop, factory or store.
These men read The Times
and read The Times Want
Ads as well as the news.