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The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
DAILY BIRTH LIST.

GIRLS
Jacob Rometz, 80 Hastings
George Hanning. 413 Van Dyke.
John Jagodzinski, 8 Theodore.
Edward Hoffmann, 80 Elsa.
William ID. Gay. 210 Engle.
Abram Schubob, i43 Sherman
Joseph Dunno. SIS Mitchell.
Joseph Borskik, 1871 Russell.
August Keszke. 735 Harper
Albert Hasselbach, 1si Selden.
Kinney Black, So Sire.
James Mcdonald, AS Milwaukee
Andrew Kaczykowski. 7lS Theodore
Goetano Trincoie, ISL Napoleon.
Rocco Jurlando. 24s Napoleon.
charles Warren, 267 Holden.
Gustav Koch, ass Herbert.
Earl Lemond, s45 Hubbard.
Donald Marshall. 37g Hancock
James McCracken, LAG Beech.
Walter Mathison, 142 Chene.
Emil Pokorny, 321 Merrick.
Daniel Reardon, 310 Crawford
Hymen Lipchltz. 250 Erskine.
BOYS
Clements PhilIpski. 252 Grandy.
Henry Efb, III 81 Paul
John Nowicki. i04 Garfield.
paul Copenhagen, ab6 Rivard
carl Forester. sss Canton.
John Jarzabek, 33s Willis r.
Albert slos. ga Superior,
Victor schuknecht 32i Maple
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DIED..

DIED.
DoYLE--At residence, 54S Champaign
st. March z lsli E EdsIs ba DIsie; aged es
rs years. Funeral Friday at s:ls a.
1oach linn church.
DAMM-March z, 1911, at ner late resi-.
dence. 1856 Mack-ave.. Elsa, beloved
7 OF Mrs. August Fritz and sister OF
Lillian and Albert Frttx. aged 20
years. Funeral from residence. Fri
day. p. m.
CONNOR-Martin, March g., aged "
years. at the residence OF his son. 80 !
Amy Common. Funeral Friday at
$50 from residence at g. o'clock from
Church of the ,Annunciatfon. Park
view-avs.
HEINEMAN-At her residence, SIS
woodward-ave.. March !. Fanny BUT
Emil s. Heineman and mother OF
Solomon +. and David Il. Heineman
and Mrs. Charles M. Thurnauer and
Mrs. Benjamin Pritz, OF Cincinhsu'
Notice of funeral later.
0IIINAN-Daniel. Marcn Z, husband Of
D. Funeral from Brace q Mailman,
chapel. Friday at 1880 O'CLOCK ana
Jesuit church at 8.
GATIRMAN N-March Z, at Grace hos,
pital, Gustave Gatirmann. beloved
husband OF Vivian X. Funeral from
residence, 200 Baker-st, March IL
at p. m. =.
GITRE-March z. at his residence, Ora
tiot road, Joseph Gitre. beloved hus-
band OF Helena K. Gitre. and father
OF Mrs. ID. 8, Johnston, OF Tacoma.
Eikhart. Ind: Mrs. A. b. Graham.
q. e austsvs r. Lester W. Miss An,
geln Il. Gitre of Detroit Funeral
rs n,Ssy o ana O'clock from the
S SnSafs omit Il noMsr smp Eiasart. souss
Bend and Tacoma papers please copy
HINz--March z. 1911. Frederick. aged
HIM and father OF Mrs. Johanna
Hirsch, Mrs. August Lempke. Herman
Oswald Hina, Mrs; Margaret Marx
and Otto HIM. Funsrai SATURDAY
from residence 7ss chsns-st' at
p. m.
HAUsER--March s. at her home. ia
wiikins-st.. Barbara, beloved mothez
OF John. Mary, Louis and Bertha
Hauser. aged n years. Funeral Sat
urday, 2 y. m. from residence.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT q, 1911. at his
residence. Ice Euciid-ave. west. Hec-
tor. beloved husband Of Lizzie Langs-
ton Macdonald. Notice Of funeral la
ter.
NAHRGANG-March s. at his rest.
dence, 23g Labrosse-st., Charles, aged
81 years. beloved father OF Rudy.
Charles and Mrs. q. q. Treadwell.
Notice Of funeral later. Burial pri-
vate.
PATTEE-March s, at his residence.
41s Morrell-st.. Alva W., beloved hus-
band OF Bertha Pattee, noe Down.
Notice of funeral later.
(nee BolusJ. aged 2s years. beloved
wife of Frank J. Reaumee, mother OF
Frederick, beloved sister OF Harry.
sidney and Ernest Bolus. Mrs. l..
Swinden. Mrs. +. Proster and Mrs. A.
May. Of Detroit. and Walter J.
Bolus. OF Toronto. Canada. Member
OF Emerald Hive, No. 6ss. l.. o. T.
M NJ Funeral Friday afternoon.
March 10, at 2 o'clock. from late resi-
dence, 523 Macomb-st. Port Huron
papers please copy.
RoBINSON--Marc z. at her residence.
700 Oakland, Emma Elizabeth. be-
loved wife Of George +. Robinson,
aged "a years. Funeral Friday At
1870 from residence. Interment at
Birmingham.
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Is WILLING TO ACCEPT
VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER
Mrs. ,Melbsr's Counsel Would End
Trial Of Client Accused Of
KILLING Son.


ALBANY, N. Y, March 9.-If Dis
trict Attorney Sanford, will consent
to verdict of manslaughter, the trial
OF Mrs. Edith Melber, accused OF the
murder of her little boy, will end to-
day. 1t 10 understood that Mr.. San
ford Is willing to accept verdict OF
murder in the second degree, with q
life sentence, but feels inclined not
to agree to q lesser plea.
There have been several confer
ences between Justice Howard and
counsel on both sides. II Ii under
stood that Attorney 'Dugan for the de-
tense, is agreeable to a plea of man
sclaughter. Another conference will
be held after the needed two Jurors
are selected, which will probably be
today.
Mrs. Melber walked into the court.
room today with firm step and APP
peared to be In more composed
mood than she was yesterday.
Howard Kirk, who had been her
lover, occupied front seat but Mrs.
Melber did not notice him.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF
Cincinnati Man 10 Dead and Wife
Probably Fatally Wounded.

CINCINNATI. Obi, March 9.-Ber.
nard Aufderheide, 80, was found shot
to death. and his wife probably fatal.
ly wounded. in their home shortly
after IL o'clock this morning. The
police say the husband had shot the
woman and then ended his own life.
Mystery. however, was added TO the
tragedy and the supposition that an.
other man may have been connected
with Il developed Jpn the discovery
that telephone message had been
sent Mrs. Aufderheide few minutes
before
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FIRE R0UTS ACTRESSES.
Sweeps Four-story Building, Causing
Loss Of $4,000.

CINCINNATI, o., March 9.-Fire
which swept the four-story plant OF
the Murdoch Manufacturing & Supply
Co. earlysthis morning. routed 800
guests Of hotels and rooming houses
in the neighborhood. and caused a
property loss OF $4,000. The origin
is mystery.
At one OF the hotels. the Gerdes,
there were $50 guests, including ac-
tors and actresses from nearly all the
theaters In Cincinnati.
Bellboys rushed from floor to floor.
arousing guests and informing them
there was no imminent danger, but a
score OF actresses, wrapping them.
selves In blankets and carrying their
street apparel. fed TO the street.
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HE'LL wANTEp-MA,.E.

ABLE BODIED MEN wanted for the u.
sna cor be Sati ,ns s sses or or
have first papers. Monthly pay SIS
TO see. Additional compensation pos
sib.e. Food. clothing, quarters and
medical attention free. After 30
years service can retire with rs per
cent OF pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
of the world. Apply at u. 3. Marine
ST.. Detroit. Mich.
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OTTAWA-Commissioner OF Gus
toms John McDougall has prohibited
the importation OF Elinor Glyns
Three Weeks" on the ground of I'm
morality.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.-All saloon and
hotel proprietors In the city have been
drunkards, with the warning not to
sell to them under penalty OF revoca-
ton Of license.
BAYONNE, N. jim order to han
die three Chinese, whom he had ar
rested, Patrolman Russell tied them
together by their queues. IL took ten
minutes to undo the knot.
ST. LOUIS-For trimming the
corns OF Daniel Small three times
week for 42O weeks, Mrs. Christine
e. Spellman was awarded a judgment
by jury for s2,420. d
NEW YORK-Benjamin Olnick, sew
enth husband of Mrs. Ida Olnick, had
his marriage to her annulled on a
bigamous charge.
PHIL4ADELPHIA-Po had to be
called to Quell q riot among So In
mates in the Philadelphia Working
Home for the Blind, which started
over fight between two broom max
ers.
NEW YORK-In order to cheat
grave robbers, Emmett Densmore,
millionaire patent medicine manufac-
turer, willed, that his body be given
to a medical school for dissection.
SANDUSKY, O.--For the first time
In 15 years, John Williamson, her
NIT who lived a Robinson Crusoe
existence on Big Island. came to the
city today. He returned much dis
gusted with the advance civilization
has made since he last visited 1t.
CANTON, O.-Following the ex.
pertinent In which Ave boys In this
city we're hypnotized by long distance
telephone from Pittsburg, Mayor
Turnbull has asked council to make
hypnotizing illegal.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.-Trapped on
the second floor of her burning house,
Mrs. Abraham Kennedy escaped with
all seven of her children, by means
of a rope ladder made Of bed clothes.
CHICAGO-Ella Flagg Young, Chi
Cages woman superintendent OF
schools. today succeeded In placing
the Polish language In the high school
curriculum.
CHICAGO-Baron st. Laurent,
French consul, 10 searching Chicago
for q bellboy who he declares 10 the
heir OF noted French family. The
lad, Joseph CORN, disappeared year
ago from Syracuse university.
CHICAGO-A bag Of peanuts. cost
five cents, caused the fatal shooting
Of Fred Meyer, an elevator agent. w.
ID. Page refused to pay for the pea
nuts and shot Meyer after q dispute.
ST. PAULr-After weeks of swing
Ing In a leather harness. Fred Mussel.
Is years old, stretched himself q
quarter of an inch, making his height
Ave feet andawo inches, the minimum
for the navy.
MILWAUKEE, - Woman suffrage
champions today claim q majority OF
the state legislature and predict early
woman suffrage law.
"a WILLING TO ACCEPT
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

First District--Larneo street. De-
tween Jos campau avenue and chsns
second District-cornsr Jos Cam
pau and Clinton avenues
Third pistriet-Sornsr Jss campAu
Fourth District--Oorner .os Cam
pau avenue and Arndt street
Fifth District-corner jos campau
Sixth District-Corner Jos campau
and Warner avenuss.
Seventh District-Grandy avenue. be-
tween Harper and Pioustts avenues
Twelfth WARD.
First District w est side Ninetesntn
street. soy;h Of FoEs street
ond and Fort streets
Third District--Corner LAmbis Place
and Twenty-third street
Fourth District--corner L and TWEEN
Fifth District-corner Tiilman ave.
nue. AID Butternut street
Sixth Distriet-Tillman avenue. south
Seventh District--Cornsr Linden and
Twenty-third streets
Eighth District-cornsr Tiiiman and
Ninth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or 0rsnd
River. Mkybury and Stanley Avenues
Tenth District--North side OF Grand
River avenue. beyond Grand Bcuis-
Thisteenth ware.
First Observation-Disclosures avenue. OPP
posite AdGir street.
near Eimw ood avenue.
Third District-Elmvood avenue. be-
tween Hunt and Hendricks streeta
Fourth District-South side OF Berlin
street. $50 feet east OF Eimwood ave-
Fifth District-Gratiot avenue, be-
tween ST Joseph and Moran streets
sixth . strict-Corner Moran street
Seventh District--Cornsr Farnsworth
and Moran streets.
Eighth District-corner Kantsr and
FosrtssstA ware.
First District--scottsn avenue. north
second District--North side of DIX
avenue. between Palms avenue and
Third District-south side DIX ave.
nue., between Hubbard and Vinewood
Fourth Distnct--cornsr vinswood
Fifth Distr.ct-Wsst side vinswood
avenue next police station
nue. and Buchanan street.
Seventh District-Corner vinewood
and Merrick svenues
Fifteenth ward.
First District--Corner JEFFERSON and
Second District-Belisvue avenue,
between champlain street and st. Paul
Third District - Corner waterloo
street and Bellevue avenue.
Fourth District-Cornsr Mack and
Fifth District-corner Concord ave.
nue. and Theodore street.
Sixteenth ward.
First Dissatisfaction street. east Of
Second District - Southeast corner
Third dis District sye''s so Sxsnss corner
Fourth District-Corner junction and
Fifth pistrict--corn.r Cavalry and
DIX avenues.
Sixth District--corner Michigan ana
Seventh DistrIct--corner Buchanan
street and Hammond avenue.
Eighth District-Corner Buchanau
and Thirty-fifth streeta
Seventeenth Ward.
First District--Corner sheridan and
Second District - Southeast corner
Third District--Corner Hibbard and
kercheyal avenues.
and Pennsylvania avennss.
Fifth District-Corner Baldwin ana
Mack avenues.
Seventh District-North side OF JEFF
ferson avenue. corner Hamilton ave-
Eighth District-cornsr Baldwin aAd
Ninth District-Cornsr Mcclellan and
Gratfot avenuea
Eightesath ware.
First Di:trict-Corner Green ave-
. w~A ExlA 49,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
Commercial Stationery

Niai sOtatnohSi1
Retail salesman for Detroit, thoroughly
experienced; must be ambitious, well
acquainted and control some trade.
to establish himself In business and
increase his future income. This IN
"A legitimate proposition, an opportu-
nifty for some young man who has
backbone and II hustler. Answer
quick and give reference r. LOE-
WENBACH a SONS CO. Milwaukee.
Wis
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. day and night
classes all the year; our facilities are
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
il-H Wilcox-st
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PRIMARY
ELECTION
NOTICE
|, OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
OeTR0I MARCH I
To the Enrolled Voters OF the City Of
a Detroit:
Notice 10 hereby given that q
Primary Election for the purpose Of
Nominating Candidates Of the various
political parties for the offices Of
RECORDER.
JUDGE or THE RECORDERS
COURT.
POLICE JUSTICE and
SCHOOL INSPECTORS
VIII be held In the City Of Detroit
MARCH "a. 1911

herewith certify that the following
named electors have qualified under
Act No. 28t Of the Public Acts OF 1909
40 candidates for the nominations oy
the various political parties desi9-
mated:
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REPUBLICAN, PARTY

, Recorder.
FRANK A. RASCH. 210 e. Palmer-ave.
Judge Of Recorders Court.
THOMAS HIsLOP, 1884 w. Grand
boulevard.
Police Justice.
ARTHUR w. FITZPATRICK. 4s5 Sec
ond-avc.
CHARLES G. scHEIBNER. 4s7
Bewick-ave
GEORGE q. SCOTT. 1916 Campbell
ave.
ALBERT F. SELLERS. 15e Atkinson
LOUIS Fl. WOLFE, 1174 Brush-st
WARD TICKET
School inspectors.
list Ward
SAMUEL C. MUMFORD. 60 Wat
son-st.
/, CHARLES f. BAXTER. 2sss e. Cd.
Boulevard.
CLARENCE NJ. BURTON. n Brain.
ard-st.
THOMAS A. coNLoN. 40 West
Forest-ave.
srd Ward
CHARLES F. KUHN. 800 Hastings
st.
ELpEN SMALL. 1850 E. Grand
Boulevard,
eth Ward
GEORGE L. EARLE, IL. Seward
ave.
ALBERT, MeMIcHAEL, l57 Brain
ardat.
9Th Ward
EDWARD A. FLEMING. IT'S
Rivard-st.
SCOTT HUNTER, 2sl Farnswortn-
st.
9Th Ward
FREDERIC w. CowLEY, 111s
Brooklyn-ave.
GEORGE e. HUTTON, 643 Brook
lyn-ave.
7th Ward
ANTHONY J. kLoKA. ssl RIopelle-
Ut.
sth ward
ABRAM s. HALL, 1866 Twelfth-st.
FRANK KENNEDY. SOC Putnam
ave-
HAROLD l.. FRANKENsTEEN. 21s
Avery-ave.
18th Ward
ALBERT q. KUNZ, 432 Baldwin-ave.
HENRY LAUGHLIN, 635 Stephens
ave-
EDWARD T. NICHOLS. 4s2 cadIl-
lac-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

MILWAUKEE, - Woman suffrage
champions today claim q majority OF
the state legislature and predict early
woman suffrage law.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
Wire 'Whisperings:

BAYONNE, N. J.-Confessing to
the theft OF ten-cent bottle OF milk
for her sick baby, Mrs. Ada Beyn
was fined this amount. Recorder
Mara paid the fine and released the
woman.
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Recorder.
JAMES PHELAN, zoe Wabash-ave.
Judge Of Recorders Court.
WILLIAM F. CONNOLLY. 1904 e. Cd.
Boulevard
Police Justice.
EDWARD ]. JEFFRIEs, 745 w. Mil.
waukee-ave.
WARD TICKET
School inspectors.
3rd Ward
WALTER N. GILL, PIT Marston-ct.
9Th Ward
CAsPAR SNITGEN, ~ Maple-st.
JAMES s. WATT, GAS Rivard.st.
7th Ward
THEODORE ]. DELoR, 4ss Orleans.
st.
JAMES M. JEFFRIEs, 1852 e. Con.
gress-st.
18th Ward
CURTIS C. BoGAN, 1913 Mcclellan.
ave
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gus
toms John McDougall has prohibited
the importation OF Elinor Glyns
Three Weeks" on the ground of I'm
morality.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
SOCIALIST PARTY

Recorder.
OTTO T. HIM, 76s Chene-st.
Judge Of Recorders Court.
JOHN j. SPOUSE, 16 w. Elizabeth-st.
Police Justice.
HENRY J. ROBINSON, 16 w. Eliza
beth-st
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
second WARD.

First District-Corner shelby street
and Lafayette Boulevard
Second District-Corner Grand River
and Bagley avenues.
Third District Corner Cass avenue
and Gilman street.
Fourth District--1ntersection OF Cliff
ford street and Cass avenue.
Fifth District-Corner Cass avenue
Cnside sidewalk) and Parsons street.
Sixth DestrIct-Corner Garfield and
Cass avenues, In rear OF vacant lot.
Seventh District - Corner Hancock
and Cass avenues.
Eighth District--Cornsr Cass avenue
and Vienna street.
Nirth District--cornsr Seward ana
woodward avenues.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
DON'T WASTE

SIX months learning shorthand. we
teach Boyd system In 80 days over
400 satisfied graduates In Detroit:
carefully investigate, Rapid Short
hand School so Washington.
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nth Ward
OSWALD HIM. 47s Belvidere-ave.
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
Recorder.
FRANK p. YOUNG. lsl Fifteenth-st.
Judge Of Recorders Court.
HENRY FOsHAG. $50 Melbourne-avc.
Police Justice.
CARL BAETZ. 1852 Twsnty-nfth-st.
Locations Of Election Houses

THE ELECTION, MARCH a..
WILL Be HELD IN THE ELECTION
HOUSES IN The VARIOUS WARDS
AND DISTRICTS LOCATED As FOL-
Lows!
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10


School inspectors.
1st Ward
RALPH 8. MCKINNEY. 124 e.
Euclid-ave.
End Ward
MYRoN II. ROGERS, 100 Park.st.
Bird Ward
WESLEY E. COLLINS, 1874 Nj.
Vernon-ave.
9TH Ward
ANDREW WEIR. 1877 W. Palmer.
ave.
9Th Ward
ERNEST DREws. $40 Rivard-st
9Th Ward
cYPRiAN >. swETz, 77oh Trum-
bullaye.
7th Ward
CHARLES ERB, s4s wiIkinsst.
sth Ward
r. NJ ourLAND. "a celIs-st
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
Fourth ware.

First Dlstrict--sou,nwesr corner Lar
ned and Rivard streets.
Second District--Southwest corner
Mullett and Rivard streets.
Third District-Rivard street. be-
tween Montcalm and High streets.
Fourth Distriet-Northwss corner
Alfred and Rivard streets.
Fifth observation-disclosures corner RI
ward and Benton streets.
Sixth District-Rivard street. be-
tween Leland street and Aiexandrins
avenue.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures corner
Riyard street and Hancock avenue
Eighth District-Clay avenue. De-
tween Cameron and Richmond avenues;
Ninth District-Corner Cameron ana
Cantf.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

ST. PAUL--After weeks of swing
Ing In a leather harness. Fred Mussel.
10 years old, stretched himself q
quarter of an inch, making his height
Ave feet andrtwo inches, the minimum
for the navy.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

First Distrjct-corner orleans and
Larned streets.
Second District - Northeast corner
Macomb and Riopelle streeta
Third District-Corner kiopells and
Maple streets.
Fourth District - Corner Riopelle
and wilkins streets.
Fifth District - Corner Riopells
street and Alexandrine avenue.
tween Hancock and Warren avenues.
Seventh District-Corner Russell ana
Colby streets.
Eighth District--Corner Hawthorne
and kenwood.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

Eighth ward.
First District-North side Howard
street, east OF Twelfth street.
Second District-Southwest corner
Srd .9s MGhEkf ah
and National avenue.
Fourth Lastrict--southeast corner OF
Harrison avenue and Butternut street
nue. and Ash street.
sixth District--coruer Vermont and
Grand River avenues.
Willis and Avery avenues.
Eighth District-Southwest corner
FcSss, avenue D,a,.,. and d Twelfth street
tenth District-west side of wabash
avenue. north of Grand Boulevard.
residence OF Albert Mayes.
Ninth WARD.
First District-st. Aubin avenue. be-
tween Larned and Congress- streets.
Second District-Corner Monroe and
ST. Aubin avenues ..,,
south OF sherman street.
Fourth District--st. Aubin avenue,
between Antietam and jay streets,
nue. and Division street.
sixth District--Cornsr 81. Aubin ave.
nue. and Pierce street
seventh pisiriot-Sorner 81 Aubln
Eighth Observation-Disclosures corner
Forest and 81 Aubin avenues
Ninth District--Southeast corner St
Aubin and Kirby avenues
Tenth District-East side St Aubin
avenue, between Trombly and Piqustts
avenues, immediately north OF vacant
lot.
Tenth WARE.
First District--soutn side Howard
street, between Fourteenth avenue and
Fifteenth street
SECOND D,strict-Stanton Park. cor.
ner Porter and Eighteenth street
Third Oistrict-Westerp Hay Market
Fourth District-Western Market
Firth District--North side of Ash
street, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth strets at intersection OF alleys
sixth District--Corner seventeenth
and Linden strets
Seventh District--sixtesnth street. y
w corner OF Breokenridge street.
Eighth Distrtct-Corner of stanton
and Merrick avenues.
Ninth D'strsct--Northeast corner Six
teenth street and McGraw avenue
Tenth Observation-Disclosures avenue.
Of Lawton avenue.
Eleventh District--west side Han
over avenue. north Of brand Bouls-
~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

CHICAGO-A bag Of peanuts. cost
five cents, caused the fatal shooting
Of Fred Meyer, an elevator agent. w
ID. Page refused to pay for the pea
nuts and shot Meyer after q dispute
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

NOTIcD--If any poor Girl 10 In trouble.
needing advice. friendship or helH
DUFFY. ssS Forrest west salvatiou
Army. x
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10

ALLENTOWN, Pa.-All saloon and
hotel proprietors In the city have been
furnished with. list of habitual
drunkards, with the warning not to
sell to them under penalty OF revoca-
ton Of license.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
Fifteenth ward.

First District--Corner JEFFERSON and
Beaufait avenues.
Second observation-disclosures avenue,
between Champlain street and st. Paul
avenue.
Third District - Corner waterloo
street and Bellevue avenue.
Fourth District-Cornsr Mack and
Meldrum avenues.
Fifth District-Corner Concord ave.
nue. and Theodore street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
MADE
AGAINST KEEPER
Reporter Says He Was Insulted
and Ordered From Monroe
Park.

Formal complaint was madeeto Nav
or iilchardson yesterday by Charles w.
newspaper. against Eugene Walton.
Keeper Of Monroe Park. and the city
Holtor OF the same paper has filed SIM
;;iar cnarges with Chairman Batkins. OF
buiIdings. which has supervision of
parks; Mayor Richardson has sum
,noned Park Keeper Walton to appear
peiore hin, this morning.
Mr.. Cordes complains that he has
peen insulted and threatened by the
~ RS keeper and ordered from the
an acquaintance OF Mi. Moore, an en-.
ployc in the park. and he had con
versed with him several times. seeking
W l3%aGt1n'' objec tea 10 tbs ,h naperi i, o Kaeper
and according to tho complaint. he met
CordeS in the park on March IS. when
MT. Walton is said to have told the
any more III nx YOU. I'll hoy YOU
mar you cant come around here and
ton from him: Now. you keep out OF
the park. or I'll fix YOU"
Chairman Batkins. OF the Council
Committee on Grounds and Ruildinrs
said last night that he had alreaiy
made some inquiry into the matter.
According to Mr.. Batkins. the after.
noon paper asserted that some one was
~obbyinE to prevent holding band con
certS IN Monroe Park tho coming sum
iiier, q matter which has not been
discussed In any way by the commit
tee. II paper. 1t is stated, sent Mir.
Cordcs out and secured n nulnber of
statements from citizens living about
inc park. all OF whom wanted park
music. and some of whom indicated
mat whatever objection there might
pc, could only come from the park
kceper, who would have some addi-
tinnal work. In pursuit Of this same
matter. the reported was proceeding
10 Interview employees OF the park
during working hours. when Mr.. Wal
ton lnterfercd. alleging that he was
intcrrupting the men in the discharge
of their duties. Ill