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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
JEWELRY THIEVES
MAKE RICH HAUL
Carry on $4,000 Worth of Loot
From c. F. York's
Residence

The handsome residence OF chaun-
eey +. York. at No IS Palmer-ave.
east. was plundered OF more than
$4,000 worth OF diamonds. rings. and
other lewelry, Sunday AFTERNOON, and
a series OF odd circumstances made
the job exceedingly easy for the
burglars. and gave them more than
As hours start on the police. Included
In the plumber was one solitaire dia-
mond. valued at $500, one ring with
three diamonds OF three carats each.
valued AT $500, ard many other single
pieces OF jewelry
Mrs. York aud every member az
her household left Stae house at
2 o'clock. Sunday afternoon, for an
automobile trip TO Belle Isle. They
were absent less than two hours, and
SO neat was tho work OF the burglars,
that 1t was another two hours before
evidences of their visit were found.
Then Mrs. York missed several
small pieces OF jewelry from her
room. which she found In perfect or
der. Drawing out dresser drawer
where she had deposited her jeweiPy
last Wednesday, she received ter
rible shock at the discovery that the
drawer had been emptied of its val,i-
able contents, and then carefully
closed.
Further investigation showed that
the back and side doors OF the resi-
dence, the latter opening on John r.
St., were unlocked, the burglars hay-
ing used the John R.-st. door, which
has bolt on the inside, as means
OF exit. Mrs. York 10 positive that
the back door was locked when they
left the house, as her SON locked the
door, and she afterward tried 1t. Then
she remembered that a man had been
walking up apd down near the house,
and apparently sizing up" the place,
a half hour before the members OF the
family went for tAeir auto ride.
In Mr. York's room, confusion
reigned, the burglars having turned
everything topsy-turyy as though In
revenge for having obtained not a
single bit of plumber In the room.
Meanwhile, Mr.. York was In north
ern Michigan, at the bedside OF his
aged mother who Is iii. He left here
on Friday. and returned Monday
night. tired out and greatly worried
over his mothers condition, NO men.
tion OF the robbery was made to him
at that time, though his wife was also
iii from the shock OF the affair.
He was not told OF the burglary I'M
til Tuesday noon. when he immediate
ly took an inventory OF the stolen jew
els, and sent his son TO report the
matter to the police. Tuesday night.
hrs. York returned from her suIp-
mer home on Tuesday. Nov 10, and
her trunks. which contained the jew
elry, did not arrive until the following
day. Instead OF depositing them in
some safe place, she emptied the con-
tents OF the trunks into the dresser
drawer, where the burglars had no
trouble In finding them.
The sequence OF circumstances that
made the job SO easy and so success
full. makes 1t appear that the burglary
was not sudden inspiration but a
carefully planned Job
Mr. York Is proprietor OF the Ma
lena company, manufacturers Of drug
speclalties, at No. 1909 Second-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
CANVASSINC BOARDS
ANNOUNCE RESULTS
Marks Official Plurality is H.
Ala; Koch Led G. o. p.
City Ticket

County and city canyassing boards
have announced partial results OF the
election. Mayor-elect Marks officlal
Koch led the ticket with 42,3l2 votes,
his plurality over John G.. Nagel being
22,744, Following are the Official re.
suits
Marx. Republican, S9.S97;
Thompson, Democrat, 27923; Earle,
Progressive, S,929.
City Clerk-Lindsay,i Republican.
S2,165; Henderson. Democrat. 1909;
Nichols, Progressive, 1881.
City Treasurer-Koeh, Republican,
42.3l2; Nagel. Democrat 1856; Aid.
rich, Progressive. Slit
Justices OF the Peace--Command,
Republican. 1890: Richter. Republi-
can. S5,S49; Duffy, Democrat, 20.021;
Love, Democrat. 2O,19s; hooper. Pro
gressiye, $3.50; Austin Progressive.
s, $50 -.----
Justices 10 fill yacancy---Jones, Re.
publican, 1903; Duffy, Democrat, 5Sl /:
Hooper, Progressive, 229.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Nc.
fGraw, 34,079; Robinson, 34,025; Can.
der 32,sS4; Bolton. 32.653; Muir, a.
666: Democratic; Miller. 21,247;
Kirschner. 2O.600; Merrell. 20,62S /;
Gebhard, 2O,15S; Davis, 2O,O59; Pro.
eressive; Armstrong, 9,439; Ring, g..
1870; Miller, $3.50; Kirby. 9,O9S; Long.
9,07s.
Charter revision--Yes. 2s,274; no
1857.
Greenfield annexatlon-Yes 27.70e;
no. 1910.
Goyernor-M usselman, Republican,
2S,452; Ferris, Democrat, 1924: Wat
kins, Progressive, 1920.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Republi-
can. 30,567; Helme, Democrat, 26.113:
Gordon, Progressive, 27,15l.
/, Secretary of Martindale, Re-
publican, 33,129; Balch, Democrat, 81
S99; Batdorff. Progressive, 26.652.
Treas er-Hamer, Republican,
31,267; Robson, Democrat, 24,534;
Holmes, Progressive, 1884.
Congressman = Second districts:
Wedemeyer. Republican, z.472:
Beakes, Democrat, 1927: Probert. Pro-
gressive, 1870. Sixth district: Smith,
Republican, 7.013; Cummins, Demo-
crat, 1859; Kellogg. Progressive, g..
079. Seventh district: Cramton, Re
publican, 1884: Bell. Democrat. L.
223; Sherman, Progressive, i,641.
Senator--First district: Nelson. Re
publican, S,20l; Lee, Democrat, 7.04i:
Gittins, Progressive, 1884 Fourth
district: Ogg. Republican, 1851:
Thompson, Democrat, 4,797; Schooley.
Progre ssive, 5,365.
representatives. cond district:
Geimer. Republican, 2,132; Murphy.
Democrat 1g2G Freeman. Progress
sive. 1886. Third district Cats. Re-
publican, 1853; @owning. Democrat, L..
03S; Jackson. Progressive, SS4. Fourth
district: Polk, Republican, 1923:
Burke Democrat, 1,52s; Adams, Pro
gressive, S97.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
DEATHS

William Ferringtop. $50 Brush. sc
years. myocarditis; Paul Paczkowski.
Herman Kiefer hospital. 80 years. scar
let fever; Mary Martin, $40 Holcomb.
e5 years, mitrai insufhciency; Nina Au-
renstein. 225 Erskine. 81 years. chronic
nephritis; Anthony Raby, Goa Warren.
II years. chronic Assesses; PAMELA
Mcpherson. 500 Hudson, 81 years. SEN
ectus; Theresa Smakulski. 500 Willis,
years, broncho pneumonia; Jacob
Henkel $50 Sheridan 70 years, mitrai
heart disease: Maria Gerber. 81 Pc
louze. 10 years, senectus: Virginia Wa
goe. Harper hospital, 30 years. sceptic
meningitis: Rosetta Busiey, 3S2 Con-
gress. as years pulmonary tuberculo-
sis: Sylvan Veins. Grace hospttaf,
years, hit by auto; Joseph Osebold, 1889
Forest. 70 years. senility: Anna Belzyt,
s3s Medbury. "a years. septic endocar-
ditis; Lawrence Weidemann. 25 Rath-
bone 4 years. acute nephritls; Mary
Keen, IS Chope. SO years. dilatation Of
heart; Florence Brenton. 121 Alexan-
drine SO years. diabetic coma; Adolph
Baesecke. 200 East Grand blvd, 81
years, carbolic acid poisoning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
SUES HER
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Lena M. Foss Claims They
Poisoned Mind of Spouse
Against Her

That young married couple should
Hive apart from the parents OF either
bride or groom, was the opinion OF a
large number or prospective Jurors in
Judge Hogmer's court. Wednesday
morning. when efforts were made 20
get jury In the case OF Lena NJ.
F'oss Va. her parents-ln-law. William
and Frances Foss. whom she charges
with alternating the affections OF her
husband. Charles A. Foss. and from
whom she seeks $4,000 damages.
Several members OF the panel said
&hey thought a young married .puple
could get along much better by them.
selves: In other words, that mo
house had ever been built for two
Families. The Jurors holding these
Jews were Immediately excused, for
he plaintiff and her husband lived
with the defendants after their mar
tiage.
Mrs. Foss, the plaintiff. apparently
about rs years old, sets forth In her
declaration that she was resident OF
Chelsea, Mich, when she married
loss In June. 1909; that they went TO
i've with his father and step-mother,
he defendants. on their farm. near
aomulus. Immediately after the we'd
ling; that they lived happily until De
ember. 1909; that after that the step
bother and father began poisoning
he mind OF Charles, plaintiffs hus-
land. against her. by telling him false
tories about her.
Mrs. Foss also charges that fault
Vas found with her because she didn't
Jail the defendants mother" and
father"
A jury was secured for the case
hortly before noon. Wednesday, and
DE testimony began.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
PROSECUTE OWNER
OF BOOMING HOUSE

assistant Prosecutor Harry Keidan
| Invoking the aid of law enacted
1907, in the hope of checking tho
hctice OF rooming.house proprietors
allowing -young girls, accompanied
men, to visit their places. The act,
her which he Is proceeding, pro.
|es that any persons who con-
|butes 10 the delinquency OF 4
|enile Is guilty OF misdemeanor
u liable to a prison sentence.
Mr.. Keidan will make his test case
Henry Stipe. proprietor of room.
! house at No. GO Larned-st, east
y his clerk, John Grady, both of
/ om have been arrested, following
J capture OF William Beckley, %,
No. 3S2 Pennsylvanla-aye. and
Ham La Valley, %, OF No. ITO
|wnsend-ave., with two young girls,
b 1b and the other ~, in Stipe's
zee. Sunday nigh
che case OF Stipe and Grady is 10
heard next Wednesday, Dec. 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

ntEU
DJMDNT--Noy. ID suddenly, George
Dumont, at his residence, 241s Jeffer-
son-ave. east beloved husband OF
Jessie Dumont, and brother OF Mrs.
w NJ Parrish and Mrs. Peter e.
Park. and father Of Marcelline. Fun
eral Thursday 2 p. m. from residence.
&c, at residence. ~ Coli
lingwood ave, Elizabeth c.. beloved
mother of Rev. Edwin A.. Eugene j..
May c., Elizabeth ". Maurice A. and
the late Agnes II. Fisher. Funera.
Friday at)s:S0. and at Church of Most
Bicss Sacrament az g. a. m. Kindly
omit flowers
GAULT-Nov. 20. 1912. Emma Jane. be-
loved daughter OF Jane and the late
John r. Gault and sister OF John H..
Jeane. and Gladys Gault. Funeral
from family residence. 2ss Four
teenth-ave. Notice OF time later.
McGuIRE--Eov rs, Catherine, beloved
mother Of Frank Mcclure. Funeral
Thursday S:45 a. IN. from Henry j.
Hastings funeral parlors. and 3
o'clock ST. vincent's church.
McROBERTS--At the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. George Glefke. In
Troy. Monday Nov. rs, Mrs VIM
McRoberts. aged IS. Funeral Fri.
day at ! o'clock. Interment Crooks
cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
Tslks On Fire Waste.

Richard Lieber, of indianapolis.
president OF the Merchants 4 Manu-
facturers' Insurance bureau. OF lndi-
ana, spoke before the directors OF the
Detroit Board OF Commerce, Tuesday
evening, I'm the Fellowcraft club. on
the fire waste and methods of pre-
venting Il. He stated that a half NH
lion dolalrs In insurance premiums
could be saved In any large city an.
nually BY the enforcement oil precnu-
lions against fire.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
BIRTHS
GIRl.s.

GIRLS
G.. DeKam sos Erskine; NJ. Bingay,
l.9 Eighteenth; G. Granger, $50 Michi-
gan; IL. Mcveigh. Sal Junction: III.
Gable, Providence hospitals g. Roberts.
$50 Elmhurst; II. Sieger. 40 Moran; J.
Parker; n. stockdale. 2ss Glover: r.
Ratzel. 379 Defer. K Weaver. Grace
hospltaI;' =. Somerman, Grace hospital;
y. Evans, Grace hospital; ID. Duggan,
ITO Engle; A. PiizzaA. 400 Livernois; j.
Castor, ia Hammond: =. Wajda, 1908
Military; +. Bodor, 100 Norton o. Ros-
eel, 10 Blddle; A. Romxek, sos Will
Jams; J. cichauski House or Provi-
dence; 4. Adamisik, ~ Thirty-secondi
ID. vetroni, 1bi 81. Joseph: j. koerber,
-t6ss Concord " ssyHieer ~ st-Au-
bin.
A. Mitkoski, 931 Chene; q. Chandler,
So Sixteenth: r. Pickard. ss3 Beaubien;
r. Burghardt. 54S Antoine; q. Miller,
241 Crawford; NJ. Drouilard. los Caha-
Ian; Y. Powers. SIC Putnam; j. Mar
ziarz, 10 Newton: l.. Kwiatkowskt. 20
Newton: o. Garbach. IS Preston; l..
Loack. Sos Seyburn; # Lambiin. 3ol
Monroe; w. Gage. 1871 Grand-blyd.: ~
Jayanaugh, 226 Pallister; X Sabak, 2ss
Garfield; II, Brown. 1913 Eighteenth; A.
Holcomb: NJ Harris. 426 Beaubien; "
PiJanowski. 101 Hammond: A. Skrzy-
PEEK. 1T6 Norton; o. Cziscke. sos Mel
drum; r. Policeman. b24 Hendric; Il. GIL
lis. 4T2 Brainard: A. Buettmer, 1853
Wreford: b. Smith House OF Provl-
dence: M. Iwankowitz 40 Boone; y.
Orthwein, 514 Parker: ". Hollander. 42C
Antietam; s. Werngardan, $40 Ade-
laide; J. o. Rourke. IS Wing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No. 1i75--For grading and paw
Ing alley running from the east line q
wIthsrell street to the west line or
John X. street; In block between
Elizabeth. Columbus. withersn and
John n. streets.
Roll No ilIs.For srsn,e as ana pay
and parallel 10 Woodward avenue:
from the north rfe of spfoat street 60
toe south line OF Bagg street.
,n EV alls S9 SsnE the sisS f.s sa! Se u
Riopelle street, from the south line or
Garfield avenue, southerly to the south
line OF east and west alley.
Roll No. 117S--For grading and paw,
ing chippewa avenue, from the north
line OF Gratiot avenue TO the south
curb line OF Duncan street
Roll No. 1179-For grading and paw.
ing Hale street from the east line OF
Deauindre street TO the west line OF
Roll No. iisO-For grading and paw
ing alley. running from the north euro
line OF ST Paul avenue TO the souta
curb line OF Kercheyal avenue. In block
betweSn East Grand boulevard ana
Field avenue 49, -.
49,, waterloo street. from the east lliie
81 canton avenue 20 the west curb line
oi pail No iis2--For grading and paw
Ia sale avenue. from the north
- line OF Warren avenue TO the
.n,,tb curb lire OF McGraw avenue.
part / Is due and payable within ~
49, IRON date OF this notice. Parts =
Ssnd become due and payaole IN
one. two and three years, respectlyels,
tror, the date OF this notice. togethsI
,..ttb interest at the rate OF per cent
from the date Of the confirmation OF
nE,,h.r OF said parts may be paid
-.t.t.tn 40 DAYS from the date OF this
-nofice without 4plGreEt.
m either OF said parts
.ha1i not be paid hen they necomt
Sns ner cent penalty and interest," Ht
the rate OF per cent from the date ~
c,narmatloD OF the aeEesHfnent VIII - =
aided and- the premises asseseed VIII
be advertised and sold as provided ~
~ =. MAX Ak, 9 l., KOCH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
Classified I Cent
Rates. j a Word

Cash with order II charged. 70
No. transient advertisements inserted
Tor less than Ice with cash; lse "
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all ciassi.
ncatlons except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
Births, Deafhs. cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting EoticeS-Mlnimu1n charge. a3e
for Is words or less. over IS words
one and one-thlrd cents for each extra
word.
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: SOC
per line. Counts six words 90 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
MARINE


The crews OF the ID. a. G. steamers.
|efroit III. and City OF 81. Ignace. the
|nly vessels OF the company now I'm
will have q sumptuous
dinner on their ships.
thursday. following custom OF some
EARS standing Capt. A. j. Mckay, OF
he City OF st lgnace. Will be toast
|aster at the spread on his boat. There
to be toast list and entertainment
\ each banquet. For both. the menu
I'm be as follows: Blue points on half
hell, celery, salted nuts, olives, grape
hice punch, mock turtle, nsh pattles,
hast young turkey with dressing.
Iblet sauce. cranberry Jelly, baked
|yeet potatoes. roast prime beef, an
BIS. mashed potatoes, creamed mush-
bomx sweet cider, shrimp salad.
heese crackers plum pudding, King
William sauce, Ice cream, assorted
Ike. cheese crackers. coffee. cigars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
VESSEL PASSAGES.
n.srafe

|pETRoIT. Nov. 27.--Up: Mohe wk.
b, sday noon; Byers, p. m; Buffalo,
|le; Seneca. 4; Durston. 1915.
|Cp Maruba, 10:i5 p. m. Tuesday:
|yde.S IL. Renown. $3.50 n. m. Flower,
$50: AdriatIc. 1880: zimmerman. g.;
Down: ireland. 1880 a. m. Tuesday
Farner. 5. Is. WARMER. lao; w. L.
town. 1:25; Delaware, 2: Tioneste.
so; Bennington. 1855; Butler. 3. II,
|c0regor Teutonia. $40: Calcite, 4;
|ente Exile, 4;45: Susquehanna,
Bangor, IL D. m. Tuesday; Saranac.
midnight. Noacham, Hemlock. AL
Ina, 1880 a. m: Umhria. 1920; Nc
|lnna, $40, susquehanna tcleared),
Inith Thompson, $50; Amazonas and
Urge. Gas: Rena. Schuck, Z! NJ a.
hnna, snyder, Jr, 1890; Kotcher Jar
k-ed). Sab; G.. Russell Hubbard. $50;
|igustus, 10; Bope. 1890; Nevada,
40. Nevada, i0:40; French. IL.
The SEQ.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Nov. -.
Ilip: Fisher, 1880 p. IN. Tuesday. Bick-
dixie. Atikokan. ,; Curry. =: Ha-
Seepawah. last night. Block, .;
10: Harvey Rrown. fiartneil. $50;
Down: Grammer, 1870 .. m. Tues
IS: Pendennis White, Paris. Maytham,
30; Norton. 2: Onoko. John +. Eddy.
hens, 3: William Livingstone 1880;
bhegan. $3.50
Schoonmaker. 2:30 last night; New
re. 1880 n m; , =, upsen, Z;
ranton; s: Dunn. $500 Marigold.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

NEW YORK-Four men, locked by
mistake in the jury room OF the sn-
preme court, tried to attract the at.
tention OF three women and we're
scorned as Washers. A newsboy came
20 their rescue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
suea Eather.ln-Law AoaIn.

Mrs. Casanova Walter, who recently
|eivcd a yerdict of $1,000 against
! father-in-law, William Walter, and
wife; on the charge of alternating
] husbands affections. is now suing
father-in-law for $4,000, claiming
bt he caused the death of her un-
In baby. She says that her father
law came to her home and started
take away the furniture, causing
I to 90 into Mysteries and Secome
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

warning her 19-year-old son against
handling weapons, Mrs. Margaret
Corners picked up a revolver and nc.
-cfdentaiiy shot the boy. lie may die.
BALTIMORE, Md,-RHth T.. Sykes,
Is, and just married. said couple
could live comfortably on s12 per
week. II the wife is saving. A bride
OF three months and same age, agreed
with her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

WANTED AT ONCE
10 GIRLS


20 GIRLS
and Young Women
AND LoNG-DIsT.kNcE oPER-
ATORS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO Ex-
PERtENCED OPERATORS.
We PAY OUR EMPLOYEES WHILE
TINY ARE LEARNING
WE PROVIDE REST AND REC
REATION ROOMS cOZlLY AND
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED. FOR
THE OFF-DUT1 HOURS
We OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED RESTAURANT AT LESS
THAN COST,
WE PAY SCALE OF WAGES
THAT IT WILL PAY YOU TO IN
. NESTIGATE.
WE HAVE OVER 800 SUPER
yISORY POSITIONS INTO NA.tH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARE PRO-
NOTED.
The Michigan State Telephone
Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY FOURTH FLOOR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
J EVEN 7EAROLD GIVES LIE ON TRACK TO RESCUE

to. the music Of q military band, Gov
ernor o. b. colquitt headed the an
DuaI parade OF the gobbiers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
Children Cry
FOR FiETcHER'S 4
- a 9 = . RIA

FOUTH NoRwALK, Conn.--After
is crossing railroad track. Mary
|zgerald, seven years, turned back
|get the doll she had dropped. She
struck by train and fatally In
pa.
fUERo, Texas-More than 10000
Fksys trotted through the streets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

NEW Morris Schiller, IL
years old, has been engaged TO do
detective work for the city at salary
OF % cents per day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

New Divorce Suit
1ew divorce suit: Rose VS.. Rob
Schubert; charge, drunkenness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

ALBANY, ". Y.--The state hospital
commission reports that New York
saved over a million dollars In year
by depoFtIhg $500 defective persons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.--Just after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27
CITY OF DETRoIT-oFFICE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.

Notice II hereby given TO all persons
Interested that there have been Med In
this office the following named asssss-
ment rolls: s.
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PLANNED TO VOTE MORE
CASH FOR LIBRARY SITE

ocon,lnuea from Page One,
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MECHANICS. MAcHINIsTs. iaborers,
handymen, farm hands.
WE PLACE YOU At ONCE.
CENTRAL, IS Griswold. Main $500
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aELP wANTED-FEMALE.

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., rs John Rest.
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WANTED Experienced freight clerks.
Personal application Must give ref
erences. Good salaries. Apply X.
Elliott. Crawford House. Windsor,
ont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-27

BRlCKLAYERS wanted at corner Of
Brush and Farnsworth at once.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-24

Fifty merchants of the city have
purchased tickets for the civic con-
ference of the business organizations
of the Territory called by the Hilo
Board of Trade, to be held in, Hilo
this week. The eXCursiOnists leave
tomorrow on the Mauna Kea. The
tickets are being issued at the Pro-
motion Committee office, and Secre-
tary Wood is of the opinion that the
number will be greatly increased. A
number of addresses will be given by
the representatives of the Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce, Honolulu Mer-
chants Association, Commercial Club,
Hawaii Promotion Committee and the
Hawaiian fair commission.
According to a letter received this
morning by Secretary Wood from &.
E. Wright, manager Of the Volcano
Stables, DR.. Elliot expects the con-
ventiOn to come to close on Friday
morning, and in that case Wright sug-
gests that the whole of Saturday can
be given over to an automobile trip
to Puma. leaving Hilo some time in
the forenoon and visiting first the
PahOa lumber mill, then taking in the
lava trees, the green lake, the hot
springs, breakwater quarry, Pohoiki
and Opikau, making in all one Of the
most tropical drives in the Islands,
and arriving at the Volcano House
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-24
smoke ON WHARF
NO VIOLATION

Smoking on Territorial wharves,
while prohibited by. the Harbor Com
mission according to printed regula,
ton is not punishable by law, accord
ing to ruling made this morning at
District court, when the case OF an
irfraction of this rule which involved
a prominent business man, was
brought before the attention of Police
Justice Monsarrat.
The failure of the HaIbor Commits
sioners to have the regulation printed
In two languages as required by law
resulted in Prosecuting AttOrnew A.
NJ. Brown making a request that a
nolle prosequi be entered in the Gaze
in question.
Brown admitted that the Commits
sioners had failed to establish the leg
ality of the regulation through their
failure to have the anti-smOking order
set forth in a dual language.
The turn of affairs this morning is
believed will prove serious set back
to Special Officer Calvert, who has
caused the arrest of several offenders
against the law who persisted in smo,
king cigars, pipes OF ClSdlSLJeS OH Lei =
r;tcrial wharves.
The printed regulation in the Eng
lish language that adorns the several
wharves at the port is explicit m It's
definition Of what constitutes an in
fraction Of the prohibitive law.
Suspended from Alakea wharf are a
number of large wooden signs some
pa inted in English while others are in
Chinese or Japanese characters, dis
playing the brief admonition NO
Smoking"
About all that remains for the Far
tor Commissioners to do to insure the
legal enforcement of their regulation
will be TO cause the same to be spread
broadcast in English as we'll as ia
waiian.
II was on this technicality that the
pa:ty placed under arrest by Officer
Calvert escaped the meshes of the law
and the imposition OF 4 nominal fine