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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
STORM DeRAllS TRAIN
Wichita Valley Coaches Blown
From Track IS Injured None
OF Injured Are Serious

Abilene, Tex. Aug. Fifteen
persons were injured last night.
none seriously. when southbound
Wichita Valley passenger train
No. / had several coaches blown
from the track by a tornado al
: O'Clock near Penick. Over one
hundred passengers were On the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Clark survey lack about three
miles Of coming together. At
that point an oblique line has
been run which connects the two
Clark surveys.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Miss Della Wilkinson is clerk
ing for Jno. P. Lewis & Com
pany this week, during the
clearance sale.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Misfortune and disgrace may
have overtaken your neighbor,
but 1t does not become you to get
on the housetops and shout it out
to the world. You will not be
called upon to pay for nor answer
for any of the sins of your neigh
Dor You have all you can tend
to TO pay for own indiscretions.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

When you want oil ! fill your
FIVE gallon can for rs cents.
Other iteps~fn proportion.
Phone 10. C. A. Holcamb. 5 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

congratulated on awarding the
job 10 such a man. Crosbyton
Review.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

J. 7. Bullock made a trip in
the country with car load of
prospectors last Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Money to loan on land; long
time. Vendors lien notes bought
and EXTENDED Box s, Tuha,
IeXas 5 u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Have your-bsnrette repaired by
the jeweler at ne Crescent Drug
Company. 5tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10
Oh Explosion Damages House

Oh Explosion Damages House
Amarillo, Tex, Aug. 4. The
family OF John Brewer, living al
sos Johnson street, was greatly
endangered this evening when a
gasoline stove exploded, scatter
ing the blazing oil over the build
ing, entirely consuming the con-
tents. valued at $500, and dam
aging the building to the extent
Of $500. There was but scant
insurance on the property.
Leap. jump, ay, hurry. 5 it
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Webster and
+. f. Peoples and family went
up TO the springs Sunday and
took lunch with them and spent
the day very pleasantly. Mem
phis Democrat.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

ANiNf - SNOW "
.lsiOn recoris-f
l~rk county dee
south BOUNDARY
.nce 81 cas- feet
(which IL distant
measured NJ
ptsr line 0f tlls
, ailrs@d - ths
~ stAksd ossf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Leap, jump, fy, hurry. SIT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stalcup. of
Kirk, New Mexico. were visiting
here the latter part of last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-10

Each year the poultry business
IS becoming more lucrative in the
community. The old hen is get
ting worth her weight in gold,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Jungar. "a; Annie Brehier, 10.
Clarence l.. Pease, "a, Detroit; Mary
r. Haybell. II. Fenton.
Clarence Wright, rs; Amelia C. Har-
John H. Stewart. So; Lydia Behnke.
George Algea. rs; Therese Chrisiham.
is.
Almon N. Gates. 40, Detroit, Moe
Black, 10. Capac.
Rudolph Reimer, 22, Detroit: Ella b.
Mcpherson. Is, Marlette.
Edward M. schillinger, rs; Eva Pc
Frank W. Artman, 20: Frances Hoiz-
APPEL. "a
John schlieht. 10. Denton; Mile Dol
oy. 20. Ypsilanti.
Mary w. Smith. AZ. California, Wis
Joseph Foguth. -, Antoinette Mer-
James p. Lynch. %; Mary M. Mahsr.
Joseph Parzck. 20; Margaret zaiub-
ska, 10
Joseph Kankowski. az; Nettie Romi-
William Boucher. 80; Mary e. DsMay.
26.
John ortman. 81; Nettie witulsli. 20.
William. Kruger. 40; Alice Jefferson.
81.
Grey e. Brying. 20, Homer; Isabella
A. w6rden, IS, Detroit
Lambert r. Wigle. Sb. Kingsviiie'
Can; Roxy Hoffman, "a. Oxley.
John F. Seabury. 81, Inlay city; Bes-
sic G. Hay, "a, Detroit.
William Rogers. %; Isabella Grant.
%.
John A. Ward. 81. Pittsburg. Pa;
Minnie Breen. 81, Detroit.
James Witty, 81; Ida G. Gabriel, 80.
Winfred II. ziegler. rs; Marie Barton.
22
william T. Benner. 80; Lena Wolfe,
81
James e. Walker, So, Winnipeg. Can. /;
Gladys A. Lloyd, rs, Detroit.
Charles c. Hunkley, 80; Carrie We'll
mar. 20.
Glenn Bernard. %, Toledo. o.; Lillian
Dankert. 10, same.
James Quinn. 81; Agnes ellis, 81
Cashier Rogoski, "a: Catherine Wro-
bel, 22
Frank II. Dilla, %; Ida G. Pulls, 26.
William Westphal, "a Ella Lutter-
moser "a
William J. Rademacher, 26: Frances
DulZo, 20.
Ernest r. Watson. %; Marion Akin.
81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Elmer Heck, Sos Mt. Elliott.
Charles Stark. 35l Mountclair.
Samuel Keif, 230 Rowena.
Joseph Byrne. 16S LaSalle.
George Mandley, 35 Hendricks.
Jay Hager. 9S7 Pennsylvania.
William Gaul, Sic Trumbull
James Miller. $40 Brooklyn.
Giuliano Lupo. 259 Mullett
Frank BoJas $40 Maybury.
August Walters, 49, -Pallister.
Louis Muscovitz. 256 Erskine.
John Lowen, $40 Willis
Frank Elwart, $50 Medbury.
John Boike, 1897 Elmwood.
Konrad Kohnig, los Champlain.
sylvanus Simonds. $50 Beniteau. =
Elmer Eyster, 223 Leicester.
Cioise Walters, 90 Rogers.
Henry Miszkowsky, 1474 Van Dyke,
Walter Germain. $40 Clinton.
Johan Simancik, 1852 St Aubin.
Albin Kenyon, 1876 Bethune.
Harry Smith, 344 Medbury.
William Lenan, 3s Thirty.fonrth
Adolph Kowalske, 235 LaSalle.
Albert Suppus, 500 Tillman.
Daniel Minock. 667 Garfield.
Edmund Schneider, 81 Macomb
Herman Drenberg, 81 Buena Vista.
Jan Robb. $50 Holcomb.
William Spiegel, 1919 King.
William Hines, 1874 Wabash.
Fred Zehnder,, SAG Putnam.
Lyman skinner. 1876 Pingree (twins.)
Lewis Kruger, 594 JOS Campau.
George Kettiewell. s72 Wabash.
Charles Armstrong, 1876 Milwaukee.
Joseph Bivarski, TAI Franklin.
George Wisisan, 66S Franklin.
George Bolton, 314 Junction.
Sam Shaffbower, 1922 Bellevue.
Richard Froehlick 1880 Fischer.
Joseph Jowineau, iO22 Bellevue.
Frederick Fowler 104 Brady.
Stanley Rozycki. 504 +. Garfield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Hefratt

DETROIT. June 1s-Up Clarke. /
n. Monday; Tuscarora, 1905: Nyan-
f "a, S;sei owy1se a6ssi Aipeanna " Car
$50: Mccullough. $40.
f. l. Wallace, 1915 p m. Monday;
Mnr.a y, Il 40; MeLopth. liSGi : G.
$40: FiIbert. $780, Harvard, $40; Mp
ison and consort. 6; Malietoa, Jenney.
Matoa. pig Mather. $3.50: Prentice and
eonsort. 1880: Empress. TT. William Ito-
y; Reed. Fairbairn, Manda. 1890;
Laughlin, 1880; Bulgaria. ll:30
Down: superior City, 1895 D. m. !;
Pendennis White. 1915; Kcefe, Peshti-
,arrivcd), 1850, Chill, Yates. 2;20; Beth
lehem. 2:s0; Underw God. 2:lO. Chicago.
3; Ontario, 4:2o; Schiller, 4:40: T. p.
Miller Miller. 8; Peck Adams. $40; W; A.
owen, 500: Wisconsin, g.
o. I ae6Srd, S;Io 3 M Monday JACQUES.
Angeiine, a:2o; Argo and consort, Lon.
don. 6; Superior, $40: Mary McGregor
and consorts. 9:15; Topeka, $3.50; osler.
1920.
sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. June 10.
Up: Burlington, Walsh. noon Mon
Townsend. 1880; George Stephenson,
MAZDA, Northern Wave. Turret Cape.
500; Choctaw, 1880; Palmer. s; Roch-
ester. Empire CITY. 8: Hill. $50; Eden
born. s: Crete. $50.
Rappahannock. Montezuma, $50 p.
m. Monday; Tionesta, 10. Chas. Hutch
inson. 1880; Coralia. Malta, midnight:
Sonoma, Stadacona, $50; Morgan. o;
Kensington- Sierra, Mariner TheH4P-
son, s. Gelenellah, $40: Conemaugh.
Rensselaer, Bell. 10; Cort, Thomas, IL;
(large) Samuel Mather 130
Down: Wissahickon, Harmonic, Van
Week Pioneer. Gayley, noon Monday
Manitoba 1880 y. m; Pollock. j. Wild
oner. 2; Maunaloa. 2;30: Maricopa. Ma
riposa, Holley, 3 Phipps, Joliet. Saw
yer. Tuxbury. Redfern, 4; Nelson, N.
A. Smith, Linn, $50; Marsha. Caring
ton. Mariana Princeton. 8: Olcott. Z.
Noble, p. m Monday: Leonard Mil
Ter, $50; Taylor. $50: Crescent City,
1870; Fulton. Kirby. 1880; Lynch. II 80
Corey, {; tinted states, 1870; Gates,
$50 Champaign, s; Shaw, $40; Hough-
ton, $50; Queen City 10: Utley. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William Lexington. Tuberculosis hos
pital, 60 years; tuberculosis.
Margaret L. Masher 251 Twenty
NTH, 43 years; gladstone.
James w. lindsey $50 Hague, 9
Michael McNulty, 622 Howard. 50
years; paralysis.
Fred Peters. 90 Palms. 70 years: can
Ger OF the stomach.
George Kenny, 241 Seventeenth, IL
years; acute nephritis.
Mary Cuyek, 344 Alexandrtne, Q
months; commissions.
Valentine Grzespanowicz, $50 Farms
worth. years; pyaemia
Anastzye Jakubus, 1905 Military. 81
years: pneumonia.
J. Cowell. Harper hospital, 6 years;
Augusta Schwartz. Flint. Mich, a
years. hung by the neck In a room, In
tent suicide.
Athena Dsvercool. 100 Fifteenth. ~
years senility.
Mabel Bradley. sss Hoibrook. 10
years: pneumonia.
Thomas whiteley l1s Fourteenth, ~
years, pneumonia
William Dohring, Detroit river. 10
years; drowning. accidental
Frederick Hart. 311 Fourteenth, SO
years: tuberculosis
George Sczyglowski. 242 Thirty-sec-
ond, months; cholera infantum.
Mary Swjstak. 244 Visgar. 1 month:
pyemia
Frank Mercario, Fort and Beaubien.
year; crushing injuries to head
Maurice O'Connor, rs years. 13s Con-
gress E, pneumonia.
James Lockinan. Little Sisters Of the
Poor. rs years; dysentery.
Maria Brandan, SO Arndt, 81 years;
myocarditis
Clarence PaseIk. 23s Jay. years.
malignant scarlatina.
Frederick Samborn. 90 Illinois, ~
years fracture of skull
N.NrN fAr.f
months: pneumonia.
Felix PIotka, 663 Buchanan, 2 years;
pericarditis.
jacob paasinelSI, $40 Hancock e, 3
months; cholera infantum.
Mary Panek. Solvay hospital a.
years. carcinoma or breast
Laura Capen, Grace hospitaLN 81
years; chronic nephritis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
WHEN is A PIG A HOG? is
FOUND HARD TO DEFINE
Dictionary Says Pig Is Swine and
Swine a Hog; Therefore a Pig
Must Be a Hoo.

BONNEVILLE. Ind, June IA
general feeling of semnelehee Ia the
circuit court. induced by the balminess
OF the day, was dispelled when the
question When does a pig become a
hog?" was asked in case In which
Henry Koutch was charged with steal
ing two pigs, or small hogs.
when pigs tail curls the animal
becomes a hog" declared the prose.
cutor, after the attorney for the de-
tense had moved TO quash the indict-
ment on the ground that the property
was not specifically described
'1s this man charged with stealing
pigs or hogs?" Numbered Koutch's
lawyer. Thomas Lindsey. IF he stole
hogs why doesn't the indictment say
so?"
Prosecutor Davis retorted that pig
is a small hog"
"And suppose his tail were cut of
in his pigship's sucking days. would
he ever become a hog?" questioned
Lindsey.
This was a stumper. Every cita-
ton of law bearing on pig. tails was
brought TO bear upon the case. At
last webster's Dictionary was turned
up. The Information cleaned there Is
that a pig is a swine. Also, II was
learned, that a hog is a swine The
deduction was made that since pig
is a swine and hog Is swine. a pig
must be a hog.
Circuit Judge Roberts adjourned
court with the case still undecided.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
DENIES DOARDER
IS HER AFFINITY
Mrs. Klugman Says Husband Had
No Reason For Shooting Her
Thinks Him Insane.

Il think he Is not right in his
head" said Mrs. Klugman. shot by
her husband, Emil Klugman, in their
home, No. 1853 Concord-ave., last Sat
urday night, when he came home and
found her and Ernest Heitkoetter, d
boarder, In each Others company In
her broken English, Mrs Hlugman,
who Is "A years old, talked TO Times
reporter for few minutes. Tuesday
morning. as she lay In bed in the
women's surgical ward in st. Mary s
hospital. She is suffering from three
bullet wounds, one In her right arm
near the wrist; another In the breast.
and the third in her left arm. The
wounds are not considered dangerous.
do you intend TO forgive your
hnshand2& -Klugman= Aaas=asked.
Il dunno" she replied "He choke
me almost to death, last Christmas,
and | tell him then | forgive him
no more. Now | dunno what | do.
My husband been mean to me this
long time; many times he put me out
OF the house. He come home drunk
and drive me out and say, Now, you
stay OUT then, Now come in Just
ilho NhS uOS. ne uIlHh All tno
time. Sometime he quit drinking
for three days. but then gets crazy for
whisky. Then, when he get drunk,
he abuse me.
IL marry my husband In Germany,
nine years ago. We come. to this
country, six years ago. My husband
get divorce from first wife. He al
ways been cruel TO me. but love my
man just the same. work hard for
him, too; harder than he work tor
me-"
do you love Heitkoetter?" was
asked Mrs. Klugman.
mo; | love only my man." she
answered.
Mrs. Klugman insisted that there
was no cause for the shooting, say
ing she and Heitkoet.er we're in the
kitchen when her husband came
home, and that he had no reason TO
believe that she had been guilty or
any improperly. On the other hand,
she says, her husband has boosted TO
her that he is frequently in the COM
pany of other women.
Hietkoetter, who was also shot and
serio/yly wounded by Klugman, is re-
covering In the hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13

DIED.
DOHRING-June IL, 1911, William.
aged 70 years beloved husband or
d eS 1 az sRoossys ht ' wednes-
day. 1880 y. m
mother. Mrs. Mary May. 2s5 Eliot-st,,
Sunday. May IL. Notice OF funeral
later.
FLANNERY-At his parents residence.
l9l Helen-aye.. June IL, 1911, John
Gordon. son OF James and Sarah
Flannery. Funeral Wednesday at 10
a m. from residence. Burial at Lon
don. Ont
KoGELscHATZ-Ha Louis Kogel-
schGtz, beloved husband OF Martha
y. Rogge. son OF Louis w. and Rose
Kogelschatz. at his parents resi-
dence. e5l Owen-ave. Funeral pri-
vate. Wednesday, 1850 p. m.
MACH-JuBe IL, 1911. at residence, 449
yermont-aye.. Mary, widow OF the
late Joseph Mach. mother OF Mrs.
r 1 Adler Notice OF funeral later. :
sIIANLEY-June l2. 1911, at 2os Ly-
easiest. Minnie T., beloved daugh-
ter OF Bridget and the late Edward
Stanley. sister Of Margaret. William.
Edward, John and Mrs. James Carey.
Notice OF funeral later
SAvAGE-June ~. 1911, Rowena ID be-
loved daughter 81 Mr., and Mrs, Del
bert Savage, IA Columbia east. Fu-
neral private.
WILLcoXsON---June IL. 1911, In Chi
cago, Hannah, beloved wife OF the
late George Willcoxson, mother or
Mrs; Fannie Deacon and William
Gambler and Mrs. E A. Gambler Bur-
ial at Elmwood cemetery Wednesday.
June IL. at a. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERUnnAN
LINES.

JACKSON KALAMAZOO LrMTTEDs
% 10 a IN. every two hours to f:fo nj
m Jackson Lansing Limited. esIo =.
m Jackson locals. q m. every two
hours to . p. m; Ann Arbor only. n
m d m, sac p. m. .. m. 10 d. m
ii u. IN. TO Worthwhile. 6.yo a m. hour
Iy 10 sac m. T:3o y. m. y. m. n n
m Saline cars from Ypsilanu ~ -.
wYANDOTTE DIV.-e:33 a m, haif
hourly 20 ssss p m; hourly 90 1874.
y ORCHARD LAKE Drv.- a -
hI TSi[.liSSrroosAalSAw LiM1rEps-s..s
m and every two hours 20 s:fs >. -
Flint locals. a m. every two hoars d
IL p. m To Romeo, a m. a -,
sv soSR iwoH H1s LiMfTE6snf:is
IN. every two hours 20 LIS y m. 8un-
days. N p. IN Algonac limited DALI
except sunday, 5:l5 p. m Throuxh ~
calls, =, m hourly ,SI
half hourly 20 m hourly % g
m Mt Clemens Via shore Line So q.
m hourly TO 1l.l6 - m
TOLEDO LIMiTEps.Ii1 a -
sysTs 'ys s % se T. ai' . D p 49,
=, a.fk. s:lb. tsfs And I'D <
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
Death Casts Gloom Over
COnclave In Saginaw

SAGINAW, Mich, June 13.-Gloom
and despair are written on the faces
of nearly 1000 Knights Templar of
Michigan this morning over the un-
timely death of James Findlater.
Bands were playing in the streets
early today and Communicates were
getting the bright, clear, crisp early
morning air, preparatory to making
a brilliant showing in the monster
parade which was TO have moved at
$3.50. Detroit No. 1, and Damascus
were out strolling about the streets
when whispers began to come down
from the Hotel Vincent, the head.
quarters Of Detroit No. /, that Jim"
Findlater, the crack drillmaster, had
been found dead
Within a minutes time the lobby
of the Vincent hotel was a hubub
OF excitement Finally VIM. X. kess-
ter, lifelong friends OF Findlater,
came down the stairs and confirmed
the report.
Mr. Findlater arrived In Saginaw,
Monday afternoon, about 2 o'clock,
accompanied by his wife and PARTY
of 10. that were with Supt Harry
II. II.
They enjoyed themselves immense
ly during the afternoon and net the
special train from Detroit that Car.
ried Detroit No. / and Damascus No.
AZ.
Monday evening the Past Comrlan-
ders club, an organization OF past
grand commanders of the grs nd
commandery of Michigan, -banqGsted
at the hotel Vincent Mr. Flndlater
was one of the most enthusiastic
persons present. When AUD Lang
Syne" was being sung he complain
ed of feeling weak. Dr. Jewett. of
Adrian, was with him and gave him
some attention, but stated that the
ailment was not OF any consequence.
At 7:15 this morning, Mrs. Find
later awoke and thought she failed
to notice her husband breathing she
called VIM. X. Kessler. who occupied
the next suite OF rooms Mr. Kess-
Ter came in and looked at his friend,
and was convinced that death had
come.
The cause OF death is given rs on
gina pectoris or vavular insufIlciency
of the heart.
PREPARATIONS were at once made TO
call on everything At, first An- in.
formal meeting OF the conclave com.
mittee decided that the entire tcs-
tivities excepting the business meet.
ing be cancelled. An official meet.
ing was held later and Il was decid.
ed TO have the business meeting AZ
2 o'clock this afternoon, immediate
ly adjourn, and have the entire con
clave accompany Detroit No. 1 and
the body and Damascus No. AZ to
their train, then re-convene and trans
act what business is necessary.
That will be all OF the conciave
which had been heralded as the most
auspicious that the Michigan grand
commandery had ever attem Jted
More knights and ladies' were here
than ever before at similar gath.
ering and the sun shone forth early
q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13

ron sALE--REsIDENrr rxoPnRTr'
LA SALE AVE.

LA SALE AVE.
North OF Michigan-ave. and one block
west OF West Gand-blyd.; two nice
6-room cottages; one has gas and
one with gas and bath; on lot sox12s
and 45x12b real bargain.
Orion County Home.
Nice country home near Orion Lake.
~ story, 7-room house. with electric
light and cellar; also shed and chick
en- houses. Lot 69xi12; full OF trees.
shrubs and berries: a snap; only tl,-
500, cash or terns
CONGRESS ST. f.
Near Pprke. Davis q Co. nice, large
two-family fiat OF rooms each, with
bath, gas and collar. A. bargain.
1896 FERRY z.
Near Packard Automobile Co.. new. T.
room frame. houses with bath, gai
floor; also chandeliers and shades; lot
3oxi72. Only $4,000. with 5000 down
733 EIGHTEENTH
Near Myrtle-st. and Western market
Nice, large 5-room cottage. on lot
30x145; only $3.50. with 5000 down
Three 2-Family Flats
On Frederick, Ferry and Hancock-avess
s and rooms. all modern, all well
rented. bargains and very hne terms
1853 MCCLELLAN AVE.
Corner sylvester, hne two-story. six
lar; only 81. 600 with $500 down.
ARTHUR c. MELCHERS.
Main 4736 COL Breitmeyer Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
DIED.

BOURKE--Vincent NJ, Sunday. June
IL. at parents residence, ass Hen
drie-ave, beloved son OF VIM. A. and
Julia A. Bourke, aged IS years and
one month. Funeral Wednesday at
s45 a. m from Holy Rosary church
CASEY--June II, at the residence Of
her riece, Mrs Claude NJ. Forton $40
CampbeIl-ave, Mary. beloved sister
OF the late Michael Casey Member
OF Detroit circle No. 102, r. III. c.
Funeral from residence WEDNESDAYS
June IA. at 10 a. m. and from Holy
Redeemer church at 1915
DECKER--June 8. Rosaline, aged 81
years. beloved wife. of Louis Decker
Funeral from residence, 1883 Helen
ave. Wednesday at 2 o'clock, and ST
Anthony's church at 9.3a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13

today for the parade Frightening the
hope OF those that were greeted With
a dismal rain Monday afternoon.
Sorry sights were shown On the
streets and commandery headquarters
this morning. Men and women ac-
tually were weeping. Jim" Findla-
ter was known I'm every commaIdery
In Michigan and he was universally
beloved.
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oet $40 . crate for eerrles.

WHITE SALMON, WASH, June IL
the berry crop is one or
the largest known in years IL is OF
such a quality as TO readily bring $40
"a crate. This seasons crop probably
will bring in $4,000 to ranchers.
Some Of the ranchers on ten-acre
tracts expect 10 realize as high as
$4,000. from their filler crops.
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MEETING NOTICES.

Lodge, L. e. A. NJ, will meet In Tenn
pie Thursday evening, June Id. at 3
y. m. to take appropriate action with
regard TO the death OF Past Master
Ffndlater.
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George A. Drake & Co., dealers In
office furniture announce their re-
moyal into their new quarters al No.
1903 Woodward-ave. The firm will
hold formal opening In the new
store, Tuesday.
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FARMs.

Half acre OF the very best Of soil 9of
tS45 I'm. the village Of BEDFORD. -
trolls prettfest suburb. only - min
utes-ride from City Hall.
own fruit and vegetables. have fre9u
eggs and chickens. be near stores.
school and churches. Live whore yo4
well as the eonveniences Of the city
To n few OF the frst purchasers W.
furnish money TO build. For furtnof
particulars see
The Stormfeltz-Loveley CO..
1913 Griswold St.
Main 3770 City 91Jo.
Statesmen on ground Saturday and Sun
day afternoons.
Take BEDFORD car leaving waiting room
on the hour, going out Grand River
ave-
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FOR SALE
sALE-REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

ouT-oF-TowN PROPERTY,
iO0x3O0 feet on l2-mile road, 900 feet
from Woodward ave, beautiful large
shade trees on two sides. Best OK
soil Will sacrifice at $3.50.
Fhe sStermfeltzEeveley Co,
1913 Griswold St.
Main afro. City s7To.
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A CLEAN CUT young man Of good adj
dress, college graduate preferred. for
sales department OF responsible cor
poration. A very liberal proposition
for satisfactory man. Apply lolS
Chamber of Commerce.
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cTOpE ETYTTTRFS

STORE FIXTURES
show cases. counters, shelving. etc. OF
ali kinds manufactured by the De-
troit store Fixture Co. We also nave
second hand fixtures taken In TRADE
341 Gratiot Main 4o22.
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AA.-Tailor wanted. good position for
steady man. Phone Cedar 80 2l24
Jefferson west