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Fielder Jones Is Rich.

Wlelaer Jones. former manager of ti,a chicago White Sox, today is d v,,;, man, and it all came about tt,434,el his ability to seize an cppur- tunisy and invest his money at the y,ght t,ne. Having chance to pur- ehsea 1t0 acres of land in Oregon las, year. Jones made the deal at little better than $15 per acre. the same be- ins bought as straight timber dea! fer investment. Today Jones wouldn't sci, hts property for many times this amount, as fl has been discovered thai on 1t are some of the best-known c'5el deposits in this section of the eOnntry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-29
Paving District No. 26.
(Walnut and Olive St.)

The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real pro- perty in P"ving District No. 26, in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed ill my hands,
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess ment and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this Eth day of October. 1911.
 A. c. RUSSELL, City Collector Office, City Hall. g 8. m. to 12 m. 10 z I'm
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Is the World Growing Better?

Many things go to prove that it Is. The way thousands are trying to help others is proof. Amony them is Mrs. w. w. Gould of Pittsburg, N. H. Finding good health by taking Elec- tr.c Bitters, she now advises other sufferers, everywhere to take them. "For years l suffered with stomach and kidney trouble" she writes. Every medicine I used failed till t,ok Electric Bitters. But this great remedy helped me wonderfully" They'll help any woman They're the best tonic and finest liver and kid ney remedy that's made. Try them You'll sec. soc at All Dsi gists.
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Hooberry's Auto vacuum Cleaner

HOOberry's Auto vacuum Cleaner cleans carpets, rugs and mating without removing them from the floor. It takes all this dust and germs and absolutely no dust rais- ed during cleaning. Here are a few that have used Hooberry's Auto Va cuum Cleaner: Mrs. III. Scoggins, Mrs. A. S. Trigg, Mrs. Max Schloss- berg, Mrs. w. F. Dickey, Mrs Geo. List, Mrs. F. Eilbott, Mrs. s. M. Dickey, Mrs. J. F. Rutherford, Mrs Wade Knox, Mrs. B. French, Mrs. w. l.. Dewoody, Mrs. w. L.. Davis, Mrs. Chas. Levi, Mrs. c. w. Petit grew, Mrs. H. K. Toney, Mrs. Alex Ro"ell Mrs. O. w. Clark, Miss Allie Davis.
 tHAS. HOOBERRY.
 The Vacuum Cleaning Man. Phone 665.
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SALESMEN WANTED For Arkansas. who have already made a record (which can be veri- fied) selling some high-class speci- alty such as farm machinery, pianos, sewing machines, etc., to farmers or wellto-do people in small towns; must be contract closers and not merely prospect getters; good : salary to the right man. We are not looking for professional job hunters. but for men who are now making successes but who want to make more money. Replies to this ad must state lines in which good records have been made, or will not be answered, Address Eagle Gene rator Company, 321 Fourteenth Stree. St Louis, Missouri.
 10-29-2t.
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GREAT RACERS AT SAVANNAH
nounced-Teddy TetzIaft Is Among Quintet

The Fiat drivers for the Vanderbilt race to take place i'll Savannah on Mo- vember 27, have been announced. David Rruce-BroWn, who will drive one of the Fiat cars in the Grand Prize Race on November 30th. will lead the Vanderbilt Cup team The other drivers will be F. H. Parker and Teddy Tatzlaff.
 These with Felice Nazzaro, vino has been definitely engaged to drive Fiat in the Grand Prize. and Caleb S.
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e>p|OrG GiIZg ~t9
 ((lO55|p.

Frank Schulte earned all the honor he received
 Even figures gre more interesting than post-pennant baseball.
 The rush for the ticket office Is good thing for football candidates.
 Bible class athletes are beginning to burn their bridges behind them.
 Caseh Stagg doesn't believe in tip ping his hand any more than neces- sary
 According to reports. S100.0oO has been returned 10 Is4a4.ss .ss515'e'phia baseball fans
 NoS is tbe time when all good bov.,sas come to ike aid Of the leae"es
 Tl1ere are lhree Americans" on the Ci,h ,ea.n.--Erank Chance, Graham and Gooa
 Ty Cobb uses the expression Be lieve ne" Fren thc great have their weaknesses
 Minnesota unrears to have too many stars to have real football team this season
 In New York mere mention es money is vulgar-but if one has none one is more vu gar still
 Northwestern football men are learning that indifference does not ap peal to Coach Hammett
 That person who first sang about melancholy days was not thinking of the football casualty list, either.
 Somehow or other, intersectional football contests are not nearly as interesting as they ought to be.
 treatise on American football by a British subject is as amusing as one on cricket by baseball expert
 Packey Netherlands ability to ge. matches is counterba!anced by his lack of luck in carrying them through
 In the midst of the local furore don't forget Alfred de Orc is the champion three cushion billiard play. CT.
 This has been a big year for the swimmers, but it has seen the pass ing of Dick Cavill Alex Meffert and Frank Sullivan.
 The big leagues furnish good light summer reading. but for substantial winter fare there's nothing like Triple Lamp controversies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-29

in the Yale team The backs do not work well together, and Dr. Billy Buli. Brink" 'fhorne and Fred Mur- phy, three Of Yales most famous for mer backs, will devote all their time from now on to developing the back field.
 Place kicking i'll which the three coaches were masters, will also be the subject ol drills in off hours.
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Tsouhie With ciymr': -Tca:n.

! Buffalo paragraIl:eI has cole o,'t with lhe statement that the Dtgmpie committee will have :Gi...s # ra;,it.. 'ss ssH.o0o necessary 70 sesd ie,nn ta .;is,ckhofm. He taxes :.e stand iisss sha men are really professionals ' f;' ; accept this 'n,o:sey from s;f.seisb.s aes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-29

The Yale football coaches are grad ually succeeding in their efforts to change the teams style oi attack from the simple to the complex fale's attack is clearly to rest on the key stone of the shift formation this sea son. and the curtain has been runs down on the straight plunge
 The opinion among the coaches is that the back field is the weak point
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-29
< Medicine that gives Confidence.

Is Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound Mrs. T. J. Adams, 522 No. Kansas Ave, Columbus, Kas., writes: For a number of years my chile have been subject to coughs and colds used Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound and found that it cured their coughs and colds, so I keep it in the house all the time." Refuse substi- tntpG
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Su3 fftSSUI= lG 3. S. 4IG4aSWs)
 7oe W 722gr. , rooms, city water. Will repair .=...=z.z-.=-=.= .=...=.=..=-=.=z=-zs, $7.o0 12o5 Cherry i rooms, lights. water, and h4z@ s13.5o 1dz South Pa. , rooms. con4enieut to shops. Repapered ..sss#z###. s15.oo 712 MaiI. rooms Modem Excel. lent location fol a eboafdibss aoase, a =s=s=,z.ss=-=.=-=e-==.-=.=-# ere#.=e= $40.GG 1920 W AT { foens, modtzip. Ger Her u. z..=.-=.- =.=-=-=-.=- ..a.=-=.=-- $25 0D S14 W 2Ia [ rooms, reception iul!. Strictly modern $3O. % 72o7 V. sah., : rooms aua ha!t Mod. ern. good location .-.=.=-- $22 50 Main serae- One 11lla s9ath-Mae:a.. dan road 7oo1o bousa. 10 ;4,.,s Of land Plenty er ou. h:ti,d n;,. at .,.....z===.=.=. =.=.=....#.==..5=.. so0 eH 1s1a " 73th 4 rooms and s:l1 n:q:. house @..=.#.#..=. -=.-. .=.=.=.. $1l % 4os W. r7-'e.... roops s1ty v:ucr. iat .....a-.-...s. .,--,. .-..-. :lo % 1oa Florica. rooms, city water, rents .....,.....-.-.... ..ss=z.. Sla.00 1o7 Florida. roo7os, eity m4ter,
 rents ....-.....--.-.s. sltDN 1921 s-.a.e. f0o1n. and 1.al' New house. n1sdean 7s.=s-s=.===. $aG on
 ms:ay ''e .,6e s'Ifdl.t, .rd 771t ch.sttu- :. 5oo.os apt, bai5 motl@ err. 9e1,-s -..=.-....=. ..4.. $2e. .0U l3a2 v. S-t, 1oo1us ana ital!, moi
 ests F4azz .-. :. ...= $s2'tf ti 1oo2 r Iii. rooms city wate2, close
 | sta1es rent. =...=....... $la.so 102 soI1a Fe,9p Z rooms city mat.r
 te14 .....,z.t..5.... .ttn.Ah at: md a1.ve. stors, located ,n he.-
 res.3sn t~ade sectjop ir he 2 fy, rents .,z.z- $S3B On 12th and T72n. 1oo,n. aud h.ll
 Tents. .....-.-,..., $;DH 1908 GaastrlsiA, eoams and flals lunu.
 ern, }arst iot good bnrn Sl6 09 1406 sTa=., | rouns al6 hail mna- eTA ...,...=.... Tl3.NG
 H. P. BRYAN.
 No. 16t f2,2le r!! Phone 971
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We have the celebrated Moores air tight heaters beside our regular stock of Art Garland Base Burners. Vii. be glad to have you call and in- sDect them.--FoX Bros. Hdw. Co. If
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FOley's Kidney Remedy vs. a

FOley's Kidney Remedy vs. a
 Hopeless Case. Hon, Ark. J. E. Freeman says: "I had severe case of kidney trou- ble and could not work and my case seemed hopeless. One large bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and 1 have never been bothered since I always recommend it."
 w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
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A Mild Criticism.

"I tell you. sir, there is nothing more ennobling than honest toil."
 Maybe not. Still, there are times when the most congenial toll seems to wear rather grimy aspect"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-29

FOR SALE-,A patent right, salable in Clark and Pike counties: fine proposition, worth $500; will ex- change fer diamond. piano. horse ard buggy or equity in vacant lot Address Box 133, Okolona. Ark.
 029 G
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DR. c. D. SlITE VETERINARY SURGEOn
 AMI lsEAr ,sr'

Treats sl, disN&eca ot HAsus., N.t.. Cattle and Dogs. Cftse. Il, a5es ects etAkle. sl7 Ylns G. iCsis~." cd uA5le} rslEi i.our soulh oi tt"- Ice f1csors '.,id pnaae b2a A''
 DAcE& s,3. Rensilelisss l,s 9th Are ytseylsous .s,,ts oss.sa'e 10.
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FOR SALE-A complete furnished. 22-room hotel o" boarding house. full of boarders. Cheap for cash if sold in the nex: lew days. Address 215 Maple St., Texarkana. Tex.
 10 29 3t
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Blowing 1t In.

Did he inherit his moneyeH
 Prom the way he is getting rid Of 1t l should judge so ;
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LOST-ONE COFFEE WOOD WALK ing stick, with Mexican ceat of arms carved on ton end and the balance of st ok swallowed by rattle snake. Finder please leave at this office or 1910 State stree. and gar rew ard. q W. Barker. 10 24 tt s5O0 REWARD-FOR THE RETURN of my fox terrier dog pupn. about months old; white with black spots. Answers Y the name of Mutt.
 Frank lBro,her) Bloom sos Citizens Bank Bldg. 10 24 tf
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FOR RENT-F1vE ROOM COTTAGE With bath and all modern conven-
 fences. Apply to R. H. Stearns
 & Go. 6-f1-tf
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NASTED- MEN TO LEARN THE Barber trade. We want plain peo- pie for d plain business. We teach by our oWn method that saves years of apprenticeship. Tools given. Apply by mail Moler Bar aer College, Memphis, Tenn,
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FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF s. C. Rhode Island Red Cockerels, bred from the finest tt11,....il. Address 1519 s. Cherry St. 10 P Ct
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WANTED-MEN, WHITE OR COL ored, for blaming mill and sawmill
 work; feeders, graders, truckers, car loaders and stackers, steel gang men; best wages; steady time
 no union; come, do not wait or write, to PORTER-WADLEY & CO, at Cotton Valley La. 1o-22-7t.
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rCr c.a- :. fC -sLe." ii..s" -af,.1r~ ,r.
 ,',o no .f@ 7 fs.''' ~ .' "'.. ,,e.. .se,-> T,
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FOR SALE-ONH .,TWFfT
 rsrge. one dining tah'e. e,rn - c1nis 'rrlr ! v. 14',.-. ee, :'ffee St- r : 7~-s
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WANTED-ENPERI STENO- grapher to do about hours work every day from now until Spring Apply Coca Cola BotJling Co.
 10 2 3t.
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IJOST-STRING OF COLD BEADS between Second avenue and Main
 street and No. S16 West Fourth
 avenue Reward if returned to the Fourth avenue address. 10-25-s
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' f.O.ST

LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS. FIND
 CT return to Iron Mountain freight
 office and receive reward. o. l.. Moore. 10 2o 6t.
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WANTEU-TO BUY SMALL HORSE and runabout. Suitable for hunting gallery East Fourth Joe McDowell
 10 25 6t
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.s.-  
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NANTED-3 OR FURNISHED rooms or furnished cottage for the winter Must be in good neigh
 borhood and reasonable. Address NJ. F. s. care Graphic. 1t 9 61
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tta,.s
 FOR RENT-NEW BUNGALOW, FIVE rooms and large reception hall. All modern eonvenienees. natural gas. etc, concrete walks. Close in. Mrs. Geo. B. Moore. 515 W 2nd
 FOR RENT-STORE ON EAST Sixth avenue, opposite Heading Factory, near Cotton Belt Shops Apply X. M Barree. 1-26-61. FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman within two blocks of postoffice. Also two connecting rooms furnished or unfurnished for couple. Phone 17o6. 10 A Ct,
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FOR RENT BY H. P. BRYAN

SueGesso4 te c. s. McNeW.)
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Virginia  Dare 
 Wine

ts b delightfully."- re- freshing drink when E
 l served with Crushed Ice. Made only Dy Garrett and Co Nor E. folk, Va. sc.e hy a.l dealers.
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W. L. Dewoody & Go.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
HOSPITAL BUILDING.

Sealed proposals will be received
until IL o'clock, noon. Monday. jan
18th, 1911. for the erection and com
pletion OF one Hospital Building. TO be
located at the corner of Hamilton
Boulevard and Pihgree avenue. Detroit
Michigan, according TO plans and specl-
ncations made by George ID Mahon
architect, SO Griswold street.
Contractors will obtain plans and
specifications from the architect. -
whom they are 10 be returned with
the proposal
Ali proposals must be sent in sealed
envelope addressed to the architect
and plainly marked on the outside
Proposal for Hospital Building for tbs
Detroit Board of Health"
Proposals must be accompanied by Q
certified check Of approximately 2 pei
cent OF the amount OF the proposal. OF
an acceptable bond for the same
amount. payable TO the order or ths
Detroit Board OF Health. Proposals
without check or bond VIII not be con-
sidered.
The Board OF Health reserves the
right TO reject ary or all bids, and q
waive all informalities In its discre'
49, THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY JOHN n. McKINisAY.
Jan. eth. 1911. Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10


ALLEN--At his daughters residence.,
a.. beloved father OF sfrs D. T. Eyon.
Of Royal OAK. and Mrs; II, e Win:
from residence Tuesday. Jan. 10. at
1880. Interment at Woodmers
cemetery. Grand Rapids. Hliiscroft
and Reading papers please copy.
loved mother OF Mrs Jones. Mrs.
thompson. Mrs Fortune, Mrs. Shules.
Mrs Brownscourt. Mrs Barnes, Will
lam and Edith Burlick.. Funeral from
at 1910 and TO Gospel hall, 2 o'clock
BuRcH--Jan. 6. at her home. s26 Cath
ernest, Emily Frances. beloved
Z mother of Lulu M and Charles NJ
Burch, Funeral Tuesday at p. m
EDWARDs--Jan.l z, at Phoenix, Ariz,
William ~. Edwards, son OF the late
John r.. and Eliza Edwards. brother
OF Mrs; A l. Walker and Mrs. Geo
X Nash, OF Detroit. and John X. Ed
wards. OF Riverside. Cal Notice OF
funeral later.
FLowERDAY-Jap. Z, May Walsh. be-
loved wife OF William Fiowerday
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Walsh. aged ~ years. Funeral
Wednesday, 2 p. m. from residence,
9l6 Bellevue
MATHEWSON-Jan. T. William j.. be-
loved husband Of Elizabeth. brother
Oh StCli %. MdlntWbOns MTb. CAPT..
Atwood. son OF the late Chief James
w. Mathewson. aged II years Flu
neral Tuesday at 2 y. IN. from resi-
dence, $50 Macomb-st
RADCLIFFE-sudde In New York
city. Jan. q, Frederick Percy, below
ed husband OF Josephine Stark. faith
err OF Frederick Percy, Jr, and broth
err Of Marie Wilhelmina and Walter
George Radcliffe.
RICHARDS-Jan. Z. at his late rest
dence. 452 Trumbull-ave.. Albert }
Richards, beloved husband OF Kate
j Con, and father OF Annabelie. Al
bert j. Helen. Marguerite and David
Funeral from residence Monday at
y. IN.
sCHMICKING--Jan. z. 1911. Ernest
aged So years. beloved husband OF
sophia sohmicking and father OF
Edward FL. OF New York and BenJa-
his %n lat. sesidehoes sss
Notice OF time later.
sCHwARTZ--Mrs. Mary, widow ofiiate
Nicholas Schwartz. at residence. 402
Orleans 81, aged % years IL montns,
Funeral Wednesday morning at $3.50
from ST. Joseph's church.
TROMBLY-Jan. Z, Elizabeth Baum
gartner Trombly. beloved widow OF
the late John Trombiy and mother Of
Alfred and Joseph. and sister OF Rev.
Funeral from the residence. Gratiot-
ave. and French road. Wednesday AZ
9 a. m, and at Grotto church at $3.50.
NoLDE-Daila Texas, Nellie, beloved
daughter of Anthony and the late
Susan Nolde; dear sister OF Mrs. n
Henkel, Mrs. George Peterson. Lillian
and Anthony Nolde. Funeral from
residence, Al Hazel-st, Tuesday, p.
m.
wILLITS--Jan. ., 1911, Charles e.. hus-
band OF Anna s. Willis and brother
of Mrs. William q. Smith. Mrs d. o
Wiley and Rev o, w. Willis. Fu-
neral from his late residence, 30
Lothrop- ave, Wednesday. Jan. IL. AZ
2 o'clock. Burial private.
DUNBAR--Died Jan. 3. at the family
residence, 697 Tillman-ave.. Maria
beloved wife OF Eugene ]. Dunbar
mother OF David s.. George b., Ed
win T., Charles Il. and Mrs. Harry H.
Woorth Funeral services at the
house Wednesday at p. m Inter
ment at Romulus Thursday morning
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
THOMAS MAHON
ASSAULT VICTIM
Crippled Attorney Kicked and Beat
en- by John Dodge and Bob
0akman in Schneider's Saloon.

Attorney Thomas j. Mahon Is still
confined TO his bed in his home. No.
20 National-ave., as a result OF the
beating and kicking he received last
Tuesday night In Louis Schneider's
saloon, at the hands of Robert Oak
man, real estate agent of the ID. u.
r., and Water Commissioner John
Dodge.
Mahon Is nursing painful bruises all
over his head and body. Because OF
his physical condition, he has not de-
cided what legal action 10 take.
Edmond Joncas, the French attor-
ney and scholar. was with Mahon In
the cafe at the time of the trouble,
and Is alleged to have been roughly
treated.
Both Oakman and Dodge had been
drinking heavily" said Mahon. In his
room, Monday morning. II went over
TO the cafe with Mr.. Jonoas after
closed the Office at night. We were
introduced and then Oakman and en-
gagged in conversation. and Joncas
made some observation, at which
Dodge turned to him and said: You're
one OF those damned foreigners, aren't
you?
jonas replied that he was a for
eigner. but that his ancestors had
been pioneers in Detroit, and quoted
from severak histories to support his
statement.
"Oakman then exclaimed college
talk" and commenced to shout lot
of names OF Greek history and my
thology. without any point. asked
him what his thesis was, and turned
the laugh on him, because he was
obliged to admit that he didn't know
what Dodge had been talking about.
Oakman acted ugly, and | offered TO
buy cigars for the party and part
friends.
~ won't drink with you yelled
Dodge | told him that he need not
IL he did not wish to. and turned to
Oakman.
1--WE known you a good while. Mr..
Oakman. and I've heard good may
things about you," commenced, when
Oakman grabbed me by the throat and
showed me back against the bar,
shouting, What have you heard about
me? Then he struck me in the face.
| saw | had DO chance and put up
my arm to shield myself, and he
struck me and knocked me TO the
floor stunned. While was down, he
kicked me in the face.
Dodge meanwhile had struck JON
cas-, who rushed out to get some nelp,
but did not find any. He came back,
and they renewed the attack on him.
heard him cry that he was being
murdered. / recovered well enough
to reach my cane, which was two or
three feet away, but Dodge rushed
over 10 me, yelling. Damn you. you're
not going to have that cane" and
kicked me again.
Finally, was allowed to get UP
and go to the wash room. Then Oak.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

me against a bench. The barkeeper
finally told me | had better go out
through the alley. He would not al
low me to have a cab come up the
alley, and I went around on Wood
ward-ave and stood in a doorway Till
the cab made"
There have been no overtures OF
settlement. The nearest TO that
was when an attorney friend came w
to condole with me, and incidentally
tried to dissuade me from taking legal
steps. shall not decide on what
course to pursue until | am able to
get out
Mahon's face ard head are still bad
" bruised. One cash under mis- eye
has been sewed up. Mahon Is a
cripple, having suffered the loss OF
both feet in a railway accident.
John Dodge is member OF the
firm of Dodge Bros. machinists, manu-
facturers OF automobile parts.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10

gossip that has been afioat for some
time past to the effect that Whelan
would be succeeded by William T..
Dust or some other good friend OF
Congressman Townsend, who Will
succeed Senator Burrows In March.
Congressman Townsend, however,
took the position that the appoint
ment rightfully belonged to Senator
Burrows and he was not disposed to
interfere. Judge Whelan's term OK
pired several months ago.
Judge Whelan's friends are jubil-
ant over the presidents action. They
have argued right along that, as a
matter of precedent alone, the Judge
was entitled to second term. More
than that. he has filed the position
with credit. Collector Whelan him
self has nothing to say about the re-
appointment except that he's glad to
get II.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Virginia Hunt. Altered. months;
bronchitis
Herman Kitzman. st. Mary's Hos
pital Is years. pneumonia.
Hugo Scheppe. Eloise, Mich. 40
years; tuberculosis.
Gerald T.. Peirce. Brunswick Hotel,
40 years; gunshot wound OF head, sui
eide
Frank Karszuick. SO Mack. 90 years;
apoplexy
Waclaw Grabelny. &c Adele, 10
years; pneumonia
Bertha Mulheron. Greenfield. Mich,
SO years; cardiac asthma
Louise Leboeuf 81. Mary's Hospital.
90 years appendicitis.
Marganna krOpidlauska, 3A2 CleVe-
land, IS years. senility.
Jessie Graves. 229 Est, year; pneu-
monia
Henrietta Nelson, 7l7 Meldrum. 20
yours, srfftftty5-
Frank Szenizay, Children's Free Hos
Iital, years, tuberCular meningitis,
Julia Wood. 1862 Fifteenth. 70 years.
pneumonia.
Fred Miller. Springwells. Mich. 35
years; cerebral haemorrhage
Iva T.. Brown, SolVay Hospital. 81
years: fracture OF skull. accidental
Isabel Lewis. asa cass, 65 years.
yalvular insufhciency.
Henry BrigneT. liza Champlain, %
years. typhoid fever.
Henry Kuhn. 81. Mays Hospital. 81
years; uraemia.
Lydia Borowski 26s Thirtieth. IL
years; pneumonia.
Elizabeth Wilson. 100 Howard. z,
years. broncho pneumonia,
Richard TOohey, 1i0 Church. 90
years. mitral insufficieucy.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
LISA SAFE BET
YOU'LL GET SKINNED

him
cubbyhoe
business
articles
when
up | is too much of imagination
all
andyo quickly before 1t TO wv
kind OF talk would
public truly amazing
is a
He is perhaps
This
It,
be mighty 40
on regulations
furnish the materials
profit something like the pont ne
his
might offer bargain lists OF names
moved from their addresses or died
fora stockholders list
to
like
bleed
them in legitimate line
Of bus
just about
to getsk
The Detroit times., 1911-01-10
CARDINAL GIBBONS COMING.
viii Participate In Conservation o
Bishop Kelly.

VIII Participate In Conservation OF
Bishop Kelly.
Bishop John s. Foley has been ad-
vised that Cardinal Gibbons of Balti-
more, the highest dignitary Of the
Roman Catholic church in the United
States, will participate in the conse-
Grafton of the Rev. Edward ID. Kelly,
of Ann Arbor, recently appointed
auxiliary bishop Of the Detroit do
cese.
The ceremony, which will be very
elaborate, will take place in st
Thomas church, Ann Arbor, OF Winch
FIR Kelly has been pastor for many
years. The date has been set tenta
lively for Jan &c, but this may have
to be changed IL documents in con-
nection with the appointment of the
new bishop are not received from
Rome by that time.