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The Detroit times., 1911-11-02
EAST SIDE

" mai iOl AVA. -pIUhE-I5 IN. walls.
pressed brick front with prism glass
tfansoms, 40 II. front by so IT, doep.
TWO stories and loft, electric light.
gas; also electric motor and large
elevator; two-story barn; see us for
a bargain: $4,000.
DOUBLE HOUSE on so IT, lot Alfred
street, each hoase has s large rooms,
full basement. bath, etc; slate root
solid brick construction; $4,000.
$500 BUYS nearly new modern home
with steam heat, furnace. on SO II.
lot. In good German neighborhood.
near Mt. Elliott and south of Mack;
owner has gone on farm; see us,
CLEVELAND. near Ellery: rooms;
VIII sell on contract; $2,100.
IVES
BOULEVARD WEST. facing Ferry
reid, a beautiful brick and cement
house, modern, rooms; on large lot;
steam heat, all oak floors. grand fire.
place, tiled roof and porch; get our
price and let us show you through.
PUTNAM. between Brooklyn and Green
wood; solid brick, 10-Eoom house.
with new steam plant, mantels,
ana-eak- aa4sh+this- house
is well built on large lot. and would
make good 2-family; party wants
smaller house; $500 our price.
GREEN. between Gould and South. a O.
room house; owner lives out OF city
and wants the property moved. price
on IL $1,000 only. $500 down
BETWEEN BROOKLYN and Green
wood. on Ferry west; brick veneer
double house, OF : rooms each. attic
and basement, hot air heat. combina-
tioh lights; on account of sickness
In the family the price will be made
at $1,000 to move quick; rents at $50
per month.
LAMBRECHT,
CITY 215. 81 GRISWOI
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

TWO FLAT-East Grand Boulevard.
near Gratiot ave: rooms each,
bath. gas, electric light. furnaces.
we'll rented and right price; $1,000.
ONE-IlALF BLOCK FROM JEFFER-
SON AVE. Belle Isle bridge; good 3
room house with full basement. fur-
mace, etc; 6o.ft lot; fine place for
rooming house; $4,000.
THEODORE ST.-S-rocm house with
full basement furnace. etc. 81 II.
lot and good neighborhood; s2.70o.
MT ELLIOTT AvE.--Modern 2-nat
great big rooms (three bedrooms)
with fine bath in each hat; also large
basement, separate furnaces. ETC.; 90
It. Iot-a a snap at $4,000.
We want some more East Side prop
erty--customers waiting
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

FOR SALE-Overhead Shafting
with hangers complete. Cheap
for cash. Inquire Mr.. Curran,
Times Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

IOOA.
UTICA. nice 11-room house with FUR
mace and fireplace. cistern. nice lawn.
3tNfO basement barn, horse barn
l4N3b. poultry house. 12x16, hog
house, l6x2o tool house 16x20, orch
ard: also good Groom tenant house.
only $50 per acre
6b -acresr-naar Romeo a-rnom house
with cellar. 40xs0 barn, acres Of
orchard: snap at $65 per acre
100 acres, near Capac. las acres under
cultivation, Is acres timber. 4 acres
orchard. house. two barns. windmill,
pest clay loan soil which produced
$50 worth OF beets per acre this year.
a snap at $50 per acre ~ ta.3.
~ acres. Wayne. S-room house. 30x40
balm some orchard only SIS per acre.
Send for our farm list "'t h
FRANK f. BRIGGS,
Main 100. 508-509 Majestic Bldg
Call evenings and Sundays Bell
Royal Oak 81 t&
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST prices paid furniture stoves,
CARPETS. Lapham 2S2 Graf Cherry 407.
HORSES and cows removed promptly
Mtllenbach Bros Phone w. 10s-995.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

SPRING, near Scotch; modern frame
house rooms. steam heat, oak nm
ish and floors downstair. combination
lights: everything rlgat 10 the min
ute: such houses in this vicinity are
scarce: price, $4,000.
FOR INVESTMENT--A solid brick. g.
family terrace OF rooms each, hot
air heat, ell conveniences shows
good returns and can be bought for
$Tg.500 with payment of s35eee
down
HOLDEN near Forsythe-5-room cot
tage, gas, oatn, cement walks; good
location $4,000. $500 down.
McGRAW. between Lawton and Lin
wood, on lot 45xl15: frame house
fun basement. s rooms. hot air, com
bination lights. oak finish. cement
walks; real home; price, 81 400.
with $4,000 down, balance on con-
tract.
30x11O-CORNER LOT on Linwood: ce-
ment walks all around owner lives
out OF city and wants 20 sell; get
our price.
KELLY & CO.,
d STREET. MAIN 3lo.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

FIDELITY LOAN CO.
Makes loans from $40 up. NJ 26sS.
NrGraw Bldg.-I7
{ Q " S 4 r q CTT0N LOANS--LiOeral
amounts. J. f. Weber. 2o4 Gratiot
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02
wANTED-FARMs.

WANTED--A good i0-acre farm near
Detroit or car line for a cash buyer.
I,xsteI. the Farm Man. 507 Majestic
building.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02

Midway Chief Oil Co among
throughout the country
OF
and pub
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02
TO RENT-TLAT,

TO RENT-FLATs.
COLBURN-PE. ss-New large sly
room fiat, three bedrooms. attic a
modern. Apply VAN NLIET. %
Woodward M i211
The Detroit times., 1911-11-02
Personal.

NoTJcE-If any poor girl Is in trouble.
needing advice, friendship or help,
write or call on SEC. MARGARET
DCFY, 99S Forrest. west. salvation
Army.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
OUR SCENIC BEAUTIES
ON MOVING PICTURE SCREEN

The Great Auto Parade on Ocean
Beach, Crossing the Halifax over the
South Bridge and View of the Day
tona Water Front. the Ocean, Beach
in Winter Time, Tomoka River Jour
ney to Upper Cabin, Tomoka Excur-
sion Party on Steamer "SOCTH-
LAND Ocean Boulevard and the
Clarendon Hotel, Picking Mulberries
in early March, Wild Ducks in Mo-
ton at Cocoa. Pelicans and their
Young on Pelican Island. All of the
foregoing views presented in motion
pictures. Followed by special re-
quest of private collection Of hand
sOmely cOlOred stereOpticon views OF
Daytona, Seabreeze, Daytona Beac h
and the East Coast in general, pre-
senting river and ocean scenes, palm
groves, pineapple fields. and many
scenes of historic and local interest
along the East Coast. Musical Sc
lections during progress OF entertain
ment "Wednesday, March 22, only,
Wilman'S opera house. SeabreeZe, 5
y. m. orchestra seats - cents, gen
eral adm ;sSion - cents. 49,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
Do II
Yourself

Young Man.. says Col Bright.
You had better put your money in
the bank, because it Will get there
anyhow, whether You put it there OF
not"
DO you realize how much truth
there is to this Statemento Do you
know that wealthy men OF the United
States handle their money almost en-
tirely through the bank | think you
viii admit also that the wealthy men
OF the country are also the smart
men. The smart wideawake men are
the ones who get your money. Most
OF your money is spent with blsine IS
men. These business men invariably
take your money when they get It
and put it in the bank Why not put
it in the bank yourself? The men
who put Your money IN the bank COR
you get lots Of benefit out OF it. Why
not get this benefit yourSelfo You
are not too young 70 commence
neither are YOU 100 old Try L.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
CHARGED $50
FOR ILLEGAL
BOOZE SALES,
COLORfD WOMAN IS FINED
IN COURT OF THE MAYOR,
EVIDENCE SHOWS THE WOMAN
HAS BEEN CONDUCTING A
BLIND TIGER At HER HOME IN
MIDWAY.

For conducting a blind tiger and
the Illegal sale of whiskey at her
home in Midway. Pearl Harris, col
Ored. was fined $50 and costs by
Mayor Titus in court Tuesday morn
ing. 1t is claimed the home Of the
Harris woman has been a blind tiger
for the sale of booze for some time
until the officers succeeded in set
ting direct evidence against her.
She was given the privilege of pay.
ing the fine or serving 60 days on
the streets.
c. p. Johnson, a Scotchman. was
brought before the mayor charged
with selling cloth for mems suits
without a city license, and was fined
So and costs and ordered to quit
Johnson claimed to be travelling fer
wholesale house selling to tailors,
but is now trying to get rid Of some
samples. He put up the plea that
he should be allowed to continue
without license because he is an
ex-COnfederate soldier.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
fLKS TO LAY
CORNERSTONE
next MONDAY.
Ceremonies IN AFTERNOON
WITH APPROPRIATE PROGRAM,
OF NEW CLUB
HOUSE AND HOME WILL B0
READY FOR CORNERSTONE
6Y THAT TIME.

The cornerstone of the new club
house and home of the Daytona lodge
OF Elks will be laid at O'Clock next
Monday afternoon, this ceremony to
make the real start of the building.
The foundation for the new build
ing is practically finished now, but
the part where the cornerstone is to
be laid is being he'd back for the
ceremonies Monday afternoon
The building committee of the
DaytOna lodge is preparing an appro-
pirate program for this OCCASION and
it is expected the full membership
of the local lodge, together with the
large number Of visiting Elks, will
take part in the ceremonies.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
NO FREIGHT
NOW EXCEPT
PERISuAbLE,
TRAFFIC: ON EAST COAST
NOW IN HOPELESS 1ANGLf.
SUFFERING PUBLIC WAITS, ANC
WAITS AND WAITS AND STU.
ALTON GROWS WORSE INSTEAD
OF Better.

Freight and passenger traffic on
the Florida East Coast railroad at
the present time is in an apparently
hopeless tangle and indications are
the operating officials Of this angelic
public utility corporation have thrown
up their hands in horror, given up
the task of unravelling the tangle
and are allowing the trains to take
care of themselves.
II the suffering public may be al
lowed to judge the policy of the East
Coast officials has been for several
weeks to side track all freights for a
few days to allow passenger trains
to run, and then take few days to
side track the passenger trains and
allow freight trains to run. 1t is pos
sible their dates may have become
mixed to such an extent that all
trains are now being side tracked
and the suffering public can do moth
ing but wait and see.
The latest imposition on the public
to result from this hopeless tangle is
an order from headquarters to all
agents to accept no freight OF any
kind except perishable stuff, and
even this. it is said. won't be accept
ed. if there is any reasonable ex-
cuse can be found for refusing it,
In the meantime merchants and
business firms in Daytona and all
towns along the line with shipments
of freight ordered or on the way and
customers waiting for orders to be
filled can do nothing but wait, wait,
wait
The pas S-enger service has long
since arrived at the joke stage. but
the joke is turning out to be Sc.
rious matter for the tourists who
have to start packing the day before
and wait for hours for train tC
take them to Jacksonville to get
northern connections. The joke is
also becoming serious matter with
the business men and citizens OF
DaytOna, who are doing everything
possible to make the stay of the win
ter visitors a pleasant one, only tt
have them become so thoroughly dis
gusted with the train service VIII 1
they get ready to return home the.
declare they will never return again.
The present train service on the
Florida East Coast is abCminable, dis
graceful and disgusting.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
SPIRAL DIP
AS A FEAT
BY AVIATOR.
M'CURDY MAY ATTEMPT IT
IN HIS EXHIBITIONS HERE,
MOST DANGEROUS FEAT KNOWN
TO AIR MEN MAY BE FEATURE
OF FLIGHTS IN DAYToNA NEXT

WEEK..
Efforts Will be made to have J. A
D. McCurdy do the spiral dip" here
next week during the aviation meet
This particular phase Of aviation is
the most dangerous known to the
game and caused the death Of Ralph
tombstone at Overland Park, Denver.
last fall, and of Arch Hoxsey, the
premier member Of the Wright fliers
at Los Angeles last winter. McCurdy
has reputation for conservative fly
ing and it is not known whether he
will attempt the spiral or not
The spiral is an awe-impress ing
evolution. A machine ascends to a
good heighth, and then the descent
is made by means of turning at sharp
angles and going down at a tremen-
dous pace Scientists have worked in
vain to solve the problem of John
stones and Hoxley's deaths. various
theories, such as wind banks. rare
air currents at Denver in JOhnstOne' 5
case, and many others being ad-
vanced. Some advanced the idea at
the time Of Johnstone's demise that
he was stricken with heart failure in
the high and rare altitude, but no
such affliction as weak heart was
ever known to trouble the sturdy air
man during his career.
However, if McCurdy does make
the spiral he will perform the most
daredevil feat of the air game-a
feat which possesses more risk than
all the rest placed together. Con
servative avators abandoned the
spiral after the death OF Hoxsey and
Johnstone. and then the death OF
Moisant at New Orleans tended to puI
a further crimp in the sails of temer
ious fliers so much so IN fact that
Anthony J. Drexel announced his re
tireMent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
FIRE IN WEST VIRGINIA.:
TOWN ALMOST WIPED OUT.

WHEELING, W. Va, March u -
Fort Gay. in Wayne county, was al
most totally wiped out by fire today.
The total loss Will reach more than
,,coe .Dop.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
BIG Meeting OF ELkS
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT

There will be big doingS at the
regular meeting Of the Daytona lodge
of Elks tonight, when the antlers
will be set on candidate and so
cial sessions viii follow the black
smithing job. Any Bill who misses
the meeting tonight will be sorry for
it the rest Of his life.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
SISTERS Of MOONSH|NfR
KILL MEMBER OF POSSE.
KENTUCKY MAN DIES AS RESULT
CT WOUNDS RECEIVED IN BAT
TILE WITH GIRLS IN THE
MOUNTAINS.

PIkENIIL-E Ky. March 3l-Cha>
Smith died today from wounds re-
ceived during a battle between
posse Of which he was a member.
and Bette ard Mamie Packet, Two
mountain gir.S who fought off the
posse. which was after Their brother
as moOlsh; ner.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
SECRETARY WILL INSPECT
CUSTOMS HOUSES IN SOUTH

WASHINGTON. Marc -l-A-, -
left today on Il fcu- I'll .'.-i'+-'-' 81, o,
customs houses in Atlanta So ttnuac
and New Orleans
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
$DAILY STOCK MARKET REPORT ;

NEW YORK. March 2l-Stocks
opened heavy today with the ra .lroad
leading the fractional decline Gables
We're wax. bur the industr:a,s wer~
fairly >'eady. Gotten was firm and
one 10 i.ra po.:.c> higher OF s--.,d'
cables
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21

70 Connect WITH Boats
ON the St. JOHNS RIVER.
BOARD OF TRADE RECEIVES AS.
oURANcES THE MATTER WILL
BE INVESTIGATED FULLY At
ONCE.

Although there seems to be little
possibility of having branch of the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad built
from this city to connect with the
main line through the state at De-
Land. at least in the very near fu-
ture. there Is a possibility of SOME
kind of connecting road being built
between the St. Johns and Halifax
rivers.
This is the understanding gath
cred from a report made to the
board of trade at its regular meeting
Monday evening by E. F. Oates,
chairman Of the transportation COM
mittee. Following out the action TAX
.en by the board at its last meeting
Mr.. Oates communicated with the gen.
eral superintendent of the Atlantic
Coast. receiving in reply a letter
from President T. NJ. Emerson. in
which the writer said the general
situation at this time would not JUS
tify the road in building branch line
from DeLand to Daytona.
Mr.: Oates ale0 communicated with
the officials Of the Clyde Line Of
steamers, which also has steamers
operating on the st. Johns river,
explaining the advantages which
would be offered the steamship line
in freight and passenger business il
there was q connecting road between
the st. oJhns and East Coast at Day.
tona which would give the Clyde
Line connection with all East Coast
towns south Of DaytOna by water. In
q reply from the Clyde Line officials,
read at the meeting, H. H. Raymond,
vice president and general manager,
said the Clyde Line officials have
had this matter under consideration
for some time and will investigate
the proposition fully as soon as pos
sible. Mr.. Raymond looks favOrably
on the matter and can see the ben
eft that would be derived by his
company from such a railroad con
nection between the st. Johns and
Halifax rivers.
Al QUILL q NOuuCCIIVu NoA VIC AAONS
there is little question but that a
big share of the freight business
and a large percentage Of the pas
] senger busiPess to and from Day.
SA0na would be handled over this
rc...::c.
A communication was read from
the Florida state railroad commission
in reply to a wire request from the
board of trade that me emEerSs of that
body come here to investigate con
ditiCns at the local F. E. c. railroad,
in which the commission explained
that the members were busy in Jack
sOnville at the time the wire request
was received, had been busy all the
time since and had been unable tC
find time for the investigation asked
The commission asked for detailed
complaint from the board of trade
that the matter might be taken III
In the regular way.
IN response to this request a com
municatiOn was drafted by the trans
pOrtation committee setting fOrtl
the complaints in regard to the ia
(Cont:eued on page four)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21

Mrs. w. c. 'Chowning and little
daughter were in the City today from
New Smyrna
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21

Rebels Attack Town
ZACATECAS. Mex. March 2l-The
town OF Taltenaneo. in southern "a
catecaS, Was sacked by Rebel, las.
night and the bank i,,n,ei Sever n
persons We're Killed II the fighting
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
JAPANESE ARE NOW ACTIVE;
WOULD RULE PACIFIC OCEAN.
MUST ESTABLISH SUPREMACY
BEFORE CANAL IS C)nhlf1n
FRENCH GUNeOATS MAKE AP-
PEARANCE ON MEXICAN COAST
TO PROTECT THE FRENCH IN
TERESTS IN REPUBLIC.

TOXIC. Japan. March al-The ac-
tivlty of the Japanese and the mem
bers OF the Pacific Ocean asSocat;oa
IS causing general alarm throughO
the empire among the conservatives.
Frank statements are made thAk
Japan must establish her supremacy
on the Pacific ocean before the Pan
anna canal is completed or lose an o.
pOrtunity which will probably never
again be presented.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21
Invasion Up 70 ConQress-
March

WASHINGTON. March II = Be-
cause not enough members were in
Washington for the regular cabinet
meeting today. the disct s>ion Of the
Mexican and consular situations and
the presidents message To the extra
session Of congress were called off.
1t is now stated that the American
Troops will not leave United States
soil without the specific authority Of
congress. In the event OF anarchy
IN Mexico congress Will handle the
matter.
1t is declared the adm.n.st-at on
does not anticipate a rupture be weeu
the United States and Japan and is
not alarmed by the many ruu.o.s and
demonstrations
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21

VERA Cruz. March 81 The
French gunbOats Desprees and COnAo
anchored here today. ostensibly On =
friendly visit. 1t is believed the real
reason for the presence of the biz
sunbOats is for the purpose Of DO
tectirg the French Interests in Neg
leo if the revolution gets beyond the.
control of the Mexican government
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-21

Jap Miners Flee South
TRINIDAD. Colo. March 2l-Sev
eral hundred Japanese miners have
fled to California and Ell PasO du1.
ing the last few days. It - believed
this exodus has been caused By the
possibilities Of conflict on the border.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-29
Washington.

According to the census bureaus
forthcoming bulletin, Ill, on cotton
production for 1910, the worlds CROP
last year was short of the quantity
needed for the annual consumption.
A wave of economy is sweeping the
country, according to figures of the
bureau of statistics of the depart
ment OF commerce and labor, which
disclose the fact that the Americans
cut their imported champagne bill III
two and adorned themselves with 81,
100000 worth of diamonds fewer dur
ing the last eleven months than in the
same period last year. At the same
time the United States managed to
Increase its imports over the CORE
spending period of 1910 by more than
S145,OOO,0o0.
A new majority is in control of the
senate, composed of regular Demo.
Gratis and Progressive Republicans,
and a comprehensive scheme of tariff
revision will now be put through con-
gress if it takes all summer and fall
The truth of this prediction made sew
eral days ago was proven beyond fur
Their doubt or question when the SEN
ate adopted resolution offered by
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, directing
the finance committee to report the
Underwood wooden bill to the senate
not later than July 10, The vote on
the resolution was S9 to Is. Though
the date for the report is delayed
three weeks the action practically
amounts to motion to discharge the
committee and bring in the bin for
consideration in the open senate.
The silver wedding celebration Of
the president and Mrs. Taft, the Sec
ond that has been held in the white
house. came to an end with the recep-
ton on the whi;a house lawn. Invita-
tions had been cent to close 10 $4,000
persons, and wEtle the official count
of those who saook hands with the
president was -9t given out, it was
estimated that at least 5000 persons
we're present. Never in the history
of the nation has such function been
lheld in Washington. The presents
numbered in the hundreds and their
money value ran high into the thou
sands.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-29
General.

The secretaries of fourteen retail
lumber dealers associations compris.
ing the lumber dealers secretaries
bureau Of information, were indicted
by special United States grand jury
in Chicago for alleged violation Of the
Sherman antitrust act. The fiat count
charges conspiracy among the retail
lumber dealers to restrain trade be.
tween the manufacturers and whole
salers and the consumers. The Sec
ond count charges conspiracy to sup
press and eliminate competition.
The French cabinet has decided to
resign. The deputies voted against
the government 2SS to ga, and the
cabinet presented their designations to
President Fallieres. The adverse note
OF the chamber was due to the admis.
sion by General Goiran, minister OF
war, in the senate that the present or
ganization OF the army does not pro-
vide for commander.in-chie in the
time of war, the direction Of opera
tons in the case of war being in the
hands Of council Of war.
With the first discovery Of some hu-
man fragments, the work of exploring
the hull of the Maine for the primary
purpose of recovering and giving hon
Drable sepulcher to the bodies Of her
crew was at last begun.
Abner Taft, cousin Of President
w. II. Taft, died 1T his home at New
Amsterdam, Wis, aged 65 years.
Judge Carpenter of Chicago denieg
moaon OF ]. Ogden Armour and
nine other Chicago packers for re-
hearing OF their motion to quash in,
Aictments charging violation of the
herarin antitrust act. This means
lie 2Ackers must stand trial