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The evening world., 1911-05-04
GAMBLERS GLAD
WITH FLYNN MEN
OUT Of THE WAY
Not a Chance for Convictions,
They Say, and Business Is
Opening Up Again.

' The action OF Judge Mulqueen In Cen
erai Sessions to-day In putting over the
trials OF the gamblers caught In former
Deputy Commissioned Flynn's raids.
was joyfully received by gamblers In
general to-day. They arc confident that
there will be no convictions. no more
pleas OF guilty with humiliating sus-
pended sentences and paroles I'm the
custody of the Deputy Commissioner.
Ne matter how severe Judge Mulqueen
may desire to be. he viii have no
sentences 90 impose.
The cases prepared by Mr.. Flynn
were as q perfect as a prosecutor
could ask. His men had marked ali
the gambling paraPherualia In each
ra,ded house long before the raids,
They had been made to write out their
evidence after each visit 10 the sus-
pected houses. They were all OF them
keen. intelligent Flynn men.
Flynn staff Scattered.
With Mr.. Flynn out these men have
been scattered. The policemen have
been sen to all parts OF the city on a
heavy routine OF daily duty. The hired
spSes no longer are in Mr.. Flynn's pay
and have lost all interest In their work.
Some have left the city. Others are In
the employ OF gamblers. The remain
ing sixty-six men can 10 to trial with
perfect confidence Of acqultth.
Gambling houses all over town which
were going easy are reported TO he
open wide. Every hotel lobby and
Broadway cafe is visited nightly by
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
BURKE DENOUNCES
'DICK TO DICK" LETTER

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--Some real
verbal pyrotechnics marked the ses-
sion of the house committee on ex-
penditures in the interior department,
which today voted TO submit a report
disseminating its investigation OF the
Controller Bay affair.
Rep. Burke (Rep., s. d., ranking
minority member Of the committee,
made a vain attempt to force con-
tinuance of the investigation. He de-
pcunced the mysterious Dick to
Dick" letter incident as malicious
fabrication and demanded that
everyone connected with the incident
be subpoenaed and forced to tell
about II. The letter which was pur-
ported to have been written by Rich
ard s. Ryan, Guggenheim agent, TO
Secretary OF the Interior Ballinger,
was found in the files OF the depart
ment by Miss Maybell F. Abbott, but
it later disappeared.
Burke was defeated by a strictly
party vote OF % g. He was given
FIVE days to prepare minority report
which will probably repeat the charges
made by him today.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
JUDGE PHELAN DISCOVERS
MEANEST THIEF EVER
Tells Sporty" Brooks That He
Has Fairly Earned This
Distinction.

II have had all kinds OF people be-
fore me and have sent all kinds and
conditions OF people to jail. but want
to tell you that you are the smallest,
meanest and most contemplate thief
II has ever been my experience to
deal with"
The foregoing was only the begin
ring Of a castigation given by Judge
Phelan to James Brooks, alias La
vine, alias Sporty" Brooks, Saturday
morning. Brooks. who poses as a
Jockey, was convicted of the theft OF
5000 worth of furs from the Annis fur
store. He accomplished the theft by
representing to a clerk in the store
that he had just won $4,000 on the
races and that he wanted the goods
sent over to the Charlevoix, where he
was rooming.
ANY person who will go into a
store and jeopardize the position Of a
poor woman clerk by matching his
crooked wits against her innocence, Is
contemplate" continued the court. Il
sentence you to from two and half
to f1ve years in the House OF Correc-
tion. with the earnest recommendation
tn at you serve the five years"
Brooks also is wanted In Baltimore.
While he was in Jail there he swim
died fellow prisoner out OF $1,000.
He promised to get the prisoner his
liberty and when the prisoner gave
htm the 81 500 he skipped out Of
town
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

and leave the way clear for the adop-
tion OF local acts. This II purely
non-partisan matter and should BE-
taken up aside from politics. tried
10 get the Democratic and HepubIIcau
powers TO have II brought before the
people on vote; some time ago. bui
the plan was opposed by advocates oi
municipal ownership, who argued thai
the vote would preclude a public ex'
preston on municipal ownership ~
the polls for two years"
To bring the matter 10 head, Mr.
Heineman may refuse to advertise ths
sale OF $135 900 library bonds ~her
asked to do so by the public library
commission. The latter viii sheD
probably mandamus the controller t(
take. action on the question, with the
result that a test case In court viii be
made. Mr.. Heineman will consult Mr.
Hally on the step he shall take. and
he is inclined to think the corpora-
ton counsel will advise him to hold
up the library bonds. II he should Of
fer the bonds for sale under the pres
.ent ruling of the courts, Mr.. Heine-
man thinks there would be some diff
flculty In finding buyer for them. in
view OF Mr.. Hally's expressed opinion
that this years tax levy and bond
issue, being in excess OF the two per
cent limit, were illegal.
The bonding situation seriously af-
fects the city, because of the fact that
big sums OF money will be required
at an early date for the constrrlc-
tion OF sewers, the building Of new
schools and other improvements.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
SUPREME COURTS ACTION
EMBARRASSING TOCITY
With Validity of Tax Levy Still
in Doubt, Controller May
Refuse To Issue Bonds.

Attorney Fred A. Baker called on
Controller Heineman, Saturday morn
ing. to talk over with him the perplex-
Ing situation in which the city fnds
Itself as a result of the supreme
court having upheld the Wayne cir
cult court In dismissing the friendly
suit brought by Milton A. McRae,
president OF the Board OF Commerce,
asking that Corporation Counsel Hal
ly and Mayor Thompson be enjoined
from declaring that the city had no
legal right to adopt a budget in ex-
cess OF two per cent of the assessed
valuation OF the city Judge Murfin,
who heard the case, decided that
there was no real issue before him,
that II was merely a moot statement
OF theory, and that he, therefore,
had no Jurisdiction. Mr.. Baker repre-
sented Mr.. McRae in the matter and
took an appeal from Judge Murfn's
decision.
There are now only two things to
do" said Mr.. Heineman. The first is
to clear away the cloud and decide
whether the city has the right TO levy
taxes and issue bonds in excess OF
two per cent OF the assessed valua.
ton; next we must increase the
bonding limit TO three per cent. The
courts can decide the first point. the
people the second. The courts may
also have to pass on the second point,
inasmuch as there is still a question
as TO whether piecemeal amendments
TO the city charter are constitutional.
There should be charter revision.
which would blue pencil some OF
the obsolete clauses in the charter
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
Sales Slips From the Following
Stores Are Good for Votes

DRUGS.
Arndt Bros, i3S Grafton Ave.
Herman l. Becker. 4T3 Gratiot Ave
r. f. Bodimer. 3s1 Clay Ave
Clarke Pharmacy. il74 Michigan Ave.
Duncombe Pharmacy, 1896 Wood ward.
j. n Webster, 933 Champlain 81.
A. J. Filler. eS3 Jefferson Ave.
John f. Paddock, ss6 Michigan Ave
+. S. Geppert 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo A. Mahlmeister. 1866 Gratiot Ave.
Morris Drug Store. s1s Grand River.
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. i2o2 Gratiot Ave.
r. A Schwartz. 1858 jefferson Ave
Edward Young. T61 Oakland Ave.
Eastman's Drug Store. 1864 Woodward
Sepull q Travis. 9gs WOODWARD Av>.
Greenthal Pharmacy. 1ss 0ratiot Ave-
Alfred 8. Abbott. Fourteenth and Mil
waukee Aves
Felix Fester. SIS Baker
Geo j, Billing. l492 Woodward Ave-
r. O. Breningstall $50 Baker Sc
VIM. Fyrc n Son, s32 Grand River Ava
L. Herman. 246s Jefferson Ave-
Geo Hewstone, sSs Clay Ave.
Carl Krieger. s37 Gratiot Ave.
VIM. X. Krieger, 1898 Gratiot Ave
Macrherson & Muenz. sg3 0ratiot Ave-
rhos =. scheick, 1915 Oratiot Ave.
J. n Rockwell. 7st5 Woodward Ava
II T. Burghardt tes Baker.
JEWELLERS.
Otto simon. fss Gratiot Ave
Aiva HUM Jewelry CO. ESQ Drama
CLEANERS AND DyERs.
Durand a Co. 2ao oriswold ST.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
pRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
J. r.. Henderson, sl4 Grand River Ave.
A. Keiden, 900 9ratiot Ave.
prank A. Rolf. 1l51-1l63 oratiot Ave.
WIN. Siegel. 1910 Gratiot Ave.
siegel Bros. 1900 Chene. cor. Miiwau-
Louis Krspp. 1852 Jefferson Ave.
Hungerford a Caughey. 1914 oratiot
Samuel T. Hook. l+7s-i4ss woodward
The ideal. 1895 CRATIC, Ave.
strutz a Schmidt, SIT Baker.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Repner a Graef. $50 Gratiot Ave
ReRner & Graef, 1914 Cratiot Ava
"a q. Fischer. 1875 West Fort 81.
Frank A Rolf. 1161-11bS Gratiot Ave
Oesterle a Homer. f12 Gratiot Ave
7 Henderson. 914 Grand River Ave.
Dawson a Eesbitt, 1852 Woodward Ave
George Hewstone.' $50 Clay Ave.
FURNITURE STORES.
Hoetger a Martz. 52t oratiot Ava
CANDY STORES.
Hammelef Candy Co., 90 Grand River.
HARDWARE
Ionv. A wickey, 9Z6 Grand River Ave
Tvre Hardware Co.. 463 Grand River
". A. Schrnitz. 1904 Russell St
MEAT MARKETS.
q w. spoehF. i410 West Fort 81
Detroit Market Co. SIS Clay Ave
WIN Gaedcke. 2t26 Jefferson ave
j +. Rebtoy, 1926 Fourteenth Ave.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS
Krieg Bros. lsB Gratiot Ave
Janisse Bros. a1o MoDougali 81
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
DISMISSAL OF BURNS
CASES LOOKS SUSPICIOUS
HUGH SHEPHERD.
Prosecuting Attorney Takes An
other Hot Fling at
Justice Jeffries.
HUGH sHEPHERD.

1T has suspicious look to me-
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd said,
Saturday, In commenting upon the
sction OF Police Justice Jeffries In
dismissing two OF the complaints
against James ID. Burns, charged with
selling liquor during prohibited hours.
We sent over four complaints. and
three OF them were particularly
strong" Mr.. Shepherd said "He dis
missed two OF the strongest cases we
had. cases in which there was no
doubt OF conviction. but issued a war
rant In the weakest case we had and
In one reasonably strong case. And
then In the strongest case the war
rant was issued incorrectly, and, OF
course, IL fell down That leaves but
one weak case in which We can pro-
,oeed. II certainly looks suspicious to
me"
Who was to blame for the incor-
rect warrant" Mr.. Shepherd was
asked.
The mistake was made in police
court" he replied. II make out my
requests for warrants on a blank, and
I did not fill in the address, The ad-
dress was inserted in police court, and
the wrong number was used. But that
will not stop me. ] will keep on firing
In the complaints until We get some
% those big fellows"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
CADILLAC co. PUTS
BAN ON CIGARETTES

In an address at the banquet OF the
men of the Central Christian church,
Friday evening, Charles M. Carson,
superintendent OF the Cadillac Motor
Car Co., told his hearers that a gen.
eral order issued by the company a
few days ago strictly prohibits the
use OF cigarets among the men and
boys of the plant.
For some time past no one has
been allowed to enter our apprentice
schools who smoked cigarettes and
now the order is general" said Mr..
Carson.
The Rev. A. II. Cameron, Of Imman-
uel Presbyterian church, was the sec
ond speaker at the banquet.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
CASCARETS INSURE
INSIDE CLEANLINESS
The Millions Of casearet Users Never
Have Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness or Sick Stomach.

1t is more necessary that you keep
your Bowels, Liver and Stomach clean,
pure and fresh thar II is to keep the
sewers and drainage or large city
free from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts
cathartic pills or castor oil? This Il
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system the decompoSed waste matter
anG poison in the intestines and bow
els
No odds how badly and upset You
feel, a Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. They work while
you sleep. A 10-cent box from your
druggist will keep your entire family
feeling good for months. Don't for
get the children-their little insides
need good. gentle cleansing. too.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
BY DANA sLEETH.

IL Is neither necessary nor expected
that the man OF the house should turn
himself into wet nurse. but there
are times when n he knows enough
TO pat his youngest on its back, or
put a hot water bottle TO its tummy.
mother can get some sleep, or maybe
attend a matinee.
IL the baby was a healthy, happily
sleeping tot when your wife went
away at p. m. II Is not likely that
II has turned into a bowling maniac
or that Its entire vital parts become
disarranged by 1 o'clock; yet there
are men who stare stupidity at their
bowling offspring and try all sorts of
fool antics, when probably the kiddo
only wants some water. Or maybe
It is feeding time.
The wife has told you when to feed
the youngest and has left the milk.
About feeding time tootsium wakes
W and tells you all about It, Warm
up the milk and stick the nipple in
the kids mouth. Maybe II will chew
on II and get nothing. Shake the bot
tie to see II the milk flows; IL 1t does
not, get needle and open up the
holes. II II still doesn't work, try a
toothpick, and II under no circum-
stances can you get that apparatus
To perform, then feed the infant with
spoon until 1t gets the full supply
coming to 1t. Otherwise you'll have
no peace until mother returns.
Leave babies alone until they holler,
unless II is past feeding the better for
ell concerned.
II the baby isn't hungry or thirsty,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
WOMAN DEPLORES
"DEPRAVITY OF FASHION"

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Many New
York women are wondering today
whether certain gowns would be
marked 20. X" II the advice of Mrs.
Florencs Clark Williams, director OF
the New York School, department OF
aesthetics, Is followed and the city es-
tablishes a board OF censors to pass
upon the morality of dress.
Present day fashions are degrad-
.ing," says Mrs. Williams. Cloth es
simply outrageous are sold and worn.
Never a word is uttered about the ad-
visibility of suppressing certain
style.
Designers and the idle vain wo-
men are responsible for the depravity
OF fashion. The example reaches wo-
men of the middle class, who, in turn,
are copied by working girls"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

NOtCa
JeIi-O. The Dainty Dessert. save
front of carton. Ivy
krro Corn syrup, save RED label. tsv
Nnro Germ syrup, save blue label. iOo
kingsford Corn starch, save front
Argo GIos. starch. save entire ear :.
Minute fspicca. . .av. ..fir. cav 4.
TON ...............-... A"e
DunAam's Original Cocoanut, save
Runkeis Premium Baking Choco- 80.
late, save wrapper. 49,, 400 and 2So
HunkePs High Grade Breakfnst
Rankeps Cocoa, labeled tins. save -
RunkeT. Dairy mik Chocolate. :.
save wrappers. 10
Runkels Almond MIX Chocolate N
RunkePs Vienna sweet Chocolate ,oa
save wrappers......... ...'..' ~"
Calumet nakins Powder, save ~ % .sa
Merson's Free RuaainE salt. save
iront carton ~"
Port Huron Triangle salt, save csu- an.
pom ................. '"o' Ao~
"eicAs Maple syrup .sxs .ss s.S' ssSs', 1000
D"nr's San Mario Conee, save
Do.r's Pilot conee, save wrappers ESQ
Bour's CcnQucror, steel esf, saw
Bours Royai Garden CoGee. save -.
Boar'. Ola Master ooGe:. .av. -
Wrapper WV
A.ur's Royal Garden Tes, save -.
Wrnyper ............. 1~O - A~~~
Parsons HouseAoId Amseniss save
tspet ...'. .Avo ~ <"o
Food Products,
save labels. .luO 70 OVV
Uncle SANS MaoaRent, Spaghetti,
Egg Noodles, save entire ear
tOn... ses e.o Avy
A-istos Flour, save sack. $50 90 dS0o
Bfxby shoe Polish, save carton,
Red Hen Moiasses, save label. 100
Ginger Cake MoInsses, save label. 100
Ffnsh Cleaner, save top OF can. 100
Saginaw Tip Match, save coupon. 90
King q Matca, save front OF car
ten, enclosing three boxes. SEQ
Unctc Jerry Pancake Flour, save
frcnt OF carton ................ ZOO
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper. 100
Wrisiey's Olivilo Toilet soap, save
wrapper 49, Ivv
surpassing Brand Cam
ned Goods, save wrapper. lbo
Alpine Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers...- 100
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
Kellogg Case Near Close.

II is expected that the Kellogg dl.
yorce case Will be finished Monday.
One witness. Miss Josephine Buckley,
a school teacher, testified Saturday
morning. Miss Buckley taught in the
Wilkie school several years ago. and
she read from her records to show
that In 1889 Mrs. Kellogg was a pupil
there, and her age then was 10 years
and IL months. That would make
Mrs. Kellogg 33 years OF age. She
testified at the opening OF the case
that she was 2S.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

h.,.,. Votes
~ cus. save "rappers.. ... lsa
..ss roienfa Rolled Oats. cave
Beck. Polenta aoIi:a o.,.. ..,. noe
Beck. stone Ground oatn..i. .a.: ~
T"wsr .ss Creamery Halter. .av. wrap IRA. -
Lice Anne Soap, save wrspper. 80
S.een Anne washing i.masr.
Qu.s. as .....,.............. Ioo
"sckeye Evaporated Miik, suye
sphinx Braad spices, saw. ssrson. .ivv s
a.. Dr"hu Extracts, save ear
Lee = oady'. Powa.r.,a sa.:l' los save 70 zoo
Coiaiabla brand C;,..'....:.xSe C...:.,.' :..
oh' carton. .............I Iuo
"nns LII, brand Asparagus. save
r.a.y brand i,.i:ias. ..y. carte. '-00
k.l-i-c'n Gum. .av. oaisia. wr:,- "
True Blu: ana i:y..;.;.....;.:,:...,::. 30
Mantle, save carton. 100 a. s5o
neauaoinr Mustard, Cstsul,, Diuinx
ana H0rsernafsh, save labels =. \. luO
noracs"s Potato Chips, save srap-
shsiips Wrapped Cakes, pure, clean,
licious, wholesome cakes I'm wrap
persi save wrappers. 100 and Ise
tsrsc0tch, save cnrton ........ an
La Asora Cigars, save bands 80 and lBO
NAL I"uch Tobacco. save front OF
San Tos Tcii.t w:i::, saw: ear. -
W. 49,. 90 tO I0u0
San To, Perfume, sAve carton. 500
saa Toy Taic.m, ..v. s.. box. ....:.... % iss
soap-a-stde, save coupOn. 10o 60 25g
Grand Laundry, save laundry slips
Old customers one vote for each
cents new customers, 1o votes for
each cent.
TOwur's MIX. New customers ON par
chase OF 81 worth OF tickets shown
by receipt stampedJ new eustemer.
1000 votes.
y. Calvert's Sons, coal and coke, save
drivers delivery slip. old customers
500 votes per toni new customer.
5000 votes per ton, on hard eoaI
and coke only.
Michael Mcnamara varnish works.
Hart Stein Ffnishy save labels. go.
500. 1.55O and $500 votes.
GrfnneIl Bros Pianos. save purchn.~
slips on Grfnnen Bros owa make
only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

or wet, or cold, or too hot. then IL
probably has a touch OF collie. especial
ly IL you let II gulp the milk down
TOO fast. Take IL up, put its head
over your shoulder and pat its back.
II that doesn't bring up the surplus
air, try dose OF peppermint essence
In an ounce OF real warm water. Then
get the baby warm, rub its feet, put
Il hot water bottle on It's stomach.
and wrap 1t mp. II II still wants to
cry, let II. Generally II will go TO
sleep II II is warm and has full but
comfortable stomach.
Wash the milk bottle and nipple in
boiling water every time you use
them.
Have the wife show you how TO
truss up the baby in a diaper. It's a
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
OWOSSO MAN LOSES
SUIT FOR $4,000

OWOSSO, Mich, Dec. 9.-After IL
hours deliberation the jury in the
case of Orrie Angus who asked $685.
900 damages because fumes from
paint with which he worked caused
his body to swell to twice it's normal
size and left lead poisoning that per-
manently affected his health, re-
turned a verdict of no cause for ac-
tion. The suit was against the Ann
Arbor railway and will probably be
appealed.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
"HOLY GHOST AND US"
LEADER CONVICTED

PORTLAND. Maine, Dec. Ell
jah" Frank w. Sandford. commander
OF the yacht Coronet of the Holy
Ghost and U.s." sect. charged with
manslaughter in connection with the
death of several members OF the ships
crew from starvation, was convicted
today on six counts. He had refused
to accept the services of lawyer de-
claring the Lord would protect him.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
LAND CONTRACTS ARE
ASSESSABLE, SAYS KUHN

LANSING, Mich, Dec 9.--In an
opinion rendered today AttorDey-Gen-
eral Kuhn holds that all land con-
tracts are assessable under the spe-
cific tax system after the first OF the
year. The law under which land con
tracts are assessed provides a tax OF
one-half Of one per cent on mort
cages. Under this tax the revenue to
the state will be materially Increased.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
MRS. FRANK LEONARD
is GRANTED DIVORCE

Alleging that her husband, Frank
Leonard, sales manager for the Gen.
eral Electric Co. Of Michigan, had
blown in" her $4,000 estate in three
years. and had later spent his salary
over the bar and gambling table, Mrs.
Frances Leonard asked for a divorce
in Judge Murphy's court Saturday
morning. She was granted decree,
$50 per month alimony, and the de-
fendant was restrained from marrying
for two years.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
LUNGS DEAD" BUT
HE LIVES SO HOURS

TULSA, Okla, Dec. 9.-Wnliam
Hubbard, the iron worker whose
lungs died" while other organs con-
tinued their normal functions. is dead
here today, after physicians had kept
him conscious for SO hours, using arti.
fetal respiration. His malady was di.
agnozed as paralysis OF the lungs.
only few cases OF which have ever
been recorded
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

to over $4,000 kilowatts, inclusive of
the bulk demand: the number of re-
sidential consumers has Increased
from 1900 to over 24,500.
The company's taxes increased
from $S1,382.S2 in 1907 to $154,S7O.21
in 1910, the latter fgure including the
federal corporation tax.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
ASKS TAFTS AID TO
LIMIT SALOONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-In a let.
ter TO President Taft. urging him to
support plan to limit the saloons in
the District Of Columbia TO 100, SEN
ator Works (Rep. Cal, says:
The conditions OF immortality and
vice here are a shame to the whole
nation"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
Paul Aron Dead In New york

NEW YORK, Dec. paul Aron.
OF Paris, France, a multi-millionaire
and one of the largest feather dealers
in the world. died suddenly today in
the Cafe Martin. The body will be
sent back to Paris for interment. Aron
had branch establishments all over the
world.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
untll.d ordar,. 4.t41.ass 1nn.-

NEW YORK. Dec. 9--The United
States Steel Corporation, in It's month
ly statement today shows untitled or
ders on Nov. 30, Of 4141,955 tons as
compared with 3,6s4,37e on Oct. 81.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

NO dssoraes 20 LED me Res0hbors SEE you
WIN a oroo'n," says ssssth. in his n<zt article
TO Dc printed ta tAe Times Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
TAKE
OVER WALSH BANK

NUNICA, Mich. Dec. 9.-The
Farmers State Bank. started some
months ago by Francis Walsh, OF
Detroit. has been reorganized and
the Walsh holdings purchased by
citizens of this town.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

ADA. Mich, Dec. 9.-The Citizens
Bank of this village. started by the
S. Francis Walsh interests of Detroit.
has been closed on orders from
Walsh and the depositors paid in
full
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 9 TO RIA
$4,000.

100000 in Gold-$soo in Gold.

100000 in Gold-$soo in Gold.
$6oooo Worth of Grnnel Bros Pianoa
For Organizations such Churches Lodges Societies
Charitable Associations Hospitals
$osooo Regal Automobie-$4oo.oo Gnnen Bros Piano
FOR MEN OR WOMEN.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11
FOR MEN. OR WOMB

Shetland Pony with buggy harness complete driving equip
ment -
Shetland Pony with bride and saddle.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
The Detroit times., 1911-12-11

ALONE WITH