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The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
.GRUAOW DRUG co. IS
NOW IN new QUARTERS
Moves to No. SO Gratiot-Ave
After Quarter Century In
Nearby Location

After business life Of quarter OF
century at No. 23s Randolph-st.. cor
ner OF Gratiotave-, the wellknowr
drug firm of Grunow e. Patterson has
removed TO NO. SO Gratiot-ave, and
will hereafter be known as the
Grunow Drug Co. a.S4
Although Mr.. Patterson died several
years ago, Mr.. Grunow did not alter
the firm name until the recent change
in location made 1t necessary 70 also
reorganize the business. The cornef
at Randolph and Gratiot so long occu-
ried by the drug company Is one Of
the most prominent locations in the
east.side business district and long
has been coveted by various firms.
Selling & May finally were the lucky
purchasers and bought out Mr.,
Grunow's lease of the building which
still had % years to run. II wasaan-
nounced that Selling & May would
open clothing store on the corner,
bus more recent arrangements call Tor
complete remodeling OF the corner
so as to make four stores, TO be rented
for various purposes.
In opening. the new, store within
stones throw OF the old place, Mr..
Grunow says Is an evidence OF hi7
faith in the splendid business ~oppor-
trnities of the district. The new store
iacjudes the ground floor. three upper
floors and basement. The second
floor, will be devoted entireIy.to the
prescription department. which the
GnInow "a Patterson firm maintained
at the highest possible standard. The
third floor, will have complete stock
OF rhsicians', surgeons and hospital
supplies, and appliances OF all kinds.
The first floor showcases and shelves
cffer complete line OF druggists sun
dries, including stationery, toilet
goods. rubber goods. brushes. patent
medicines and Photographic supplies.
There will be modern soda water
fountain installed. the formal opening
OF the new store to be delayed unit,
the fountain is placed. although in the
meantime, all of the other depart
n:ents are in operation. oliver h.
Grunow is president and general man
bger Of the Grunow Drug Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
oakman IN Another Auto Wreck.

County Auditor Milt oakman. who
escaped with slight injuries when
his automobile was recently struck by
a train, was in another smash-up. Sat
urday night, on the Grand River-rd.,
near Detroit, while he and Estimator
Henry Wobrock were returning from
BEDFORD. They drove their machine
into an auto milk wagon, on which
only one light showed. They thought
the light was on a motorcycle and
they turned out far enough, as they
thought, to let 1t pass. Instead or
making a clean pass. they bumped
into the unlighted side OF the milk
wagon. Both oakman and Wohrock
got bad shaking up and are nov
walking lame. Their machins was
wrecked.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
DIR. NELSON DROPS CASE
v AGAINST G. w. DAVIS

The case OF DR.. James A. Nelson,
dentist. against George w. Davis. an
M. G. r.. brakeman, for defamation oil
character. was dismissed on stipula
tion. Monday morning, by Justice JEFF
fries, the complainant, through a sign
ed statement filed by his attorney, Ed
muEd Atkinson, refusing to prosecute
further. The stipulation was agreed
70 by George o. Kelly, assistant prose.
cutting attorney. Samuel w. Burroughs
was attorney for Davis. The suiI
arose from the distribution OF printed
circulars signed by Davis. accusing
Dir Nelson OF improprieties.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
GOVERNMENT ISSUES
SPECIAL CROP REPORT

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a special
crop report issued by the department
OF agriculture this afternoon, made
the following estimates:
Condition of crops, Sept. 1: Corn,
S2.1 per cent Of normal, compared
with S1.1, the 1O-year average. Spring
wheat, 90.S per cent, as compared with
76.5 the 10-year average. Oats 92.s
per. cent. compared with 1873 the 10
year average.
Totnt production of crops, In mil.
lions sof bushels:
Corn 1895, against 1851 last year;
winter wheat $50, against $50: spring
wheat 800. against 1s1; all wheat $50,
AGAINST 621 -.-s.---s. s----.-.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
TUT! TUT! NOTHING TO
1T, SAYS REYNOLDS

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-"The report
that vice-President James S. Sher-
mans health has broken down and he
will have to retire as the vice-presi
Dental candidate, is an absolute
canard manufactured out of whole
CLOTH" declared Secretary James B.
Reynolds, OF the Republican national
committee today. Such a report is
so ridiculous it ought not to be digni-
fed with a denial"
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
REDUCTION COMPANY IS
GUILTY COURT, RULES
Given Until Tuesday to Abate
Garbage Nuisance at Foot
of Nineteenth-st.

In the case OF the Detroit Reduc-
ton Co.. charged with maintaining
nuisance In the form OF fostering gar
bage, at the receiving station at the
foot OF Ninteeenth-st., Judge Phelan
handed down a decision. Monday
morning. finding the company guilty
and giving II until Tuesday TO abate
the nuisance. The court adds:
From the evidence given In this
case. l am OF the opinion. In addition
to what has been said before on this
subject that the collection of the gar
bage Of the city OF Detroit should be
wholly under the supervision of the
department of health. and that other
methods for the removal OF garbage
should be adopted by the city authori-
ties at once
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
VEDR|NES SCOTS
los MILES AN HOUR
in TOURNAMENT
French Aerial King Sails at Fast
Clip in on-Bennett
Competition
AMERICAN AvIATORS
HAVEN'T MUCH CHANCE
Perfect Weather Ushers in Con-
test Near Chicago for 12,-
000-Franc Prize

FLYING FIELD, CLEARING, Ills.
Sept s.--Jules vedrines. premier OF
French aviators. flying IN his Depot
dusDin monoplane. was the first aviator
20 complete his fight against time In
the Gordon-B Bennett aeroplane com
petition here today. Vedrines TOOK
the afr at 9;SS a. m. and completed the
124.y miles OF the race slightly moro
than an hour later. His official time
for. the 124.8 miles was one hour, ten
minutes. b6 $500 seconds. His aver
age speed was los IL miles per hour
The competition today was a fizzle
90 fnr as the Americans were concern
ed. II was admitted that the Yam
KEGS with their slower, heavier ma
chimes, did not have chance against
the French racers Thompson and
Beck. II was said, might fly this after
4 noon. but the competition was be-
tween Vedrines and Provost.
Vedriness fastest lap was the eight
zenith when he, few the distance In 2
minutes 18 seconds. The worlds rec
ord. l0S miles an hour Is also held
By vedrines. !
Perfect weather conditions for ny
ing prevailed today when the six
aViators entered In the competition
Tor the 12,000-franc Gordon-Bennett
speed trophy, carrying with it the
worlds championship or the air.
That q Frenchman, probably Jules
NedriRes would be the winner, was the
general opinion today. The withdraw
~ of the ffewiy-constructed American
X defender because II could not be put
into shape to -start, 1t is believed, kill,
ed the chances OF the Yankees to hold
The trophy won by Weymann last
wear IN the western hemisphere. Mona
or the American machines entered can
make better than rs miles An hour.
yedrines. in yesterdays prdctice, at
tanned a speed Of 108 miles per hour.
GRAY, France, Sept 9.-0f the
eighteen persons In hospitals from IL.
1uries received when Pierre Biard's
neroplane ran away with him and
dashed among the spectators yester,
day. II - said today two will certainly
die. A man, a woman and a young
cir; were killed outright by the whiz
zing propeller and boy was so badly
hurt that he died soon afterward.
Biard, who, though thrown from the
machine. was unhurt, Is almost pros
trated by grief. He Is not blamed. The
machine was beyond his control The
victims might have all escaped but
Cor their confidence that the machine
would raise before reaching them.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
Body Taken From River.

A body believed to be that OF Joseph
kosinski. was dragged from the river
az tine feet- EFF B4a4sA- 1t II Monday ,asrR-
inG. Kosinski was a deckhand on the
steamer Waketa. He was in the habit
OF sleeping on the docks and Il Is
thought that while asleep he rolled
into the river. The body had not been
In the water long.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
100 KILLED I'm Mutinx.

BERLIN, Sept. 9.-One hundred men
were killed and twice that many
wounded In a battle within the last day
or two between a mutinous battalion
OF Russian engineers and regiment
OF the cars infantry, according to
MESA yes from st. Petersburg today
The mutineers surrendered after des-
perate resistance.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
Soldiers Complete Long Hike.

The first and third battalions OF the
TYenty-sixth infantry reached Fort
Wayne, Monday morning, after hav-
ing linked" from Ludington. where
they attended the annual encamp-
ment OF the Michigan National Guard
The march OF us miles was made in
IS days.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10

till one day 1 saw little red
sores coming out. My
hands were disfigurcd and
swollen. and troubled mo
50 that I could not sleep.
They were cracked and
when the small sores broke
a white matter would como
out. I could not do any
hard work: AZ I did the sores
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
Thelsen Back at Work.

Aid. Joseph Theisen, who had his
rolice court examination on the
charge or accepting a s5ee bride PEST
poned, last week, because, he sad, he
was III attended a-meetins of-the
council committee on streets, Of which
he Is chairman, Monday.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Money on call.
AK per cent: time money ~ per cent.
for six months: mercantile paper. 5 n
per cent: bar silver--London, % 13-16d;
bar silver-New York, 62hc; demand
sterling, s4.s6.3S.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
Island Bath House Popular.

The attendance at the Belle Isle
bath house. Sunday, was 5,153, making
the average daily attendance over o.
400 since Sept. 1. The hot spell 10
bringing out the crowds.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10

Business-lflxe Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., rs
John R--st Phi Main 1893 or City 1855
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10

Wash smoked ceiiinRs with cloths
wrung out OF water IN WnfCn small
piece OF washing soda has been dis
solved.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
HANDS BURNING
ITCHING, D!SFIGURED
Cracked and Swollen. Could Not
Sleep. For 2 Years Nobody Could
Cure His Eczema. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Completely Cured.

905 Lowell Place. Chicago. H. The
trouble began by my hands burning and
itching and rubbed and scratched them
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10

Job Printing Done Right. Times
PrfntiHE Co.. IL John n. St
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
THE MEN WHO
KEEP THE CARS IN ORDER

in
~ made o and motors and trucks s r-~tr@
md
and condition magnitude
of
t.
than
NOV in the o months be
adjoining Woodward Highland
the he
o all
replace o nc esand
hydraulic jacks powerful lift and the entire
axes oxen and ash whe
wheel
forced in
in KS
wide varying
IN
The ood dca in all
window entirely side
ostvared is
the into
hand
brought Moneav
il
is first to to which
uucksar taken the uuk and
ewandren
tie N body
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY
The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
rHIEF STEALS BICYCLE POLICE STATION SITS AT DESK
w. q. FITzwILsoN.


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% Todd ne, Or. b. .2l.00
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'Oh sA HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR.

HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR.
will sell my new press brick house, never
been occupied, worth 5000, for 800; $50
cash and balance on easy terms. Facing .
wide ave. in one Of the best northwest sections
lot. large, light, outside rooms. Attic over
entire house; numerous closets: servants toilet
and laundry; hardwood finish: oak open stair.
kitchen and bathroom. equipped with most Inn
proved fixtures; electric light; beautiful dscora-
heat; double porches front and rear: conven-
lent to schools, churche1, markets and TWO
car lines. Address OWNER. Boz 80 Stpr e0cs.
No agents.
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FOR SAIlE-R YOU HAVE $1,000 AND ACT
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near the State, War and Navy Department
that will net you 500 q month. Owner
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FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN
AN IDEAL LOCATION
FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYERS.
NEW ROW OF FINE HOMES ON
IRVING STREET TO SELL ON EASY
TERMS, AT $1,000 EACH.
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Take Mt Pleasant car and get on at
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NOR RFNTLBY MOORE 4 HILL (NC.),
1420-22 II st. NV.
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1895 18th. Or, b.. 1880
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4S T NV, 1r. b. $3.50
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636 9th ne, 7r, b.. $3.50
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494 Clarks ct, Ar. $50
123 Pierce. 4r. w..a.3O
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J. 1902 Fl st. NV.
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UNIT " LSA>AsSA1
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1905 r / av, 2b. .12
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2737 Cathedral. LII.
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1884 r NV. Tor. 2b. g. 33
1917 n, 15r, 20. .@.O
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1857 P, Or, 2b. .7O.W
16l5 18th, l3r. b. .65. 90
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1911 l.. 12r, b. 5000
8214 Newark, liz,
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2NO3 18th, Tor, b. go. 90
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1881 Caivert.1 2b. 80. 90
2942 Newark. or. 2b60.W
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1854 Fairmont. lot,
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1873 Cal, 1lr. d. 30. 90
1929 Clifton, Tor. 2boS. 90
1918 10th. Or. b.. $3.50
1856 Lamont. Tor. b50. so
2SO6 9th. Tor. b.5O.50
1918 18th. Tor. b.OO.W
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628 22d NV. bakery,
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8479 Holmead Or, b45. 90
1902 Park. Tor. b. As 90
1902 Ore av, Tor. b. Al. 90
1882 Ga av.sto. Ar. b4h. 90
l777 T. Tor. b. 400
1888 18th NV. Tor, b42. 50
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1882 willard, Sr. BIO. so
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1927 Corc'n. Or. b. 1000
2402 18th, Tor, b..31.50
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716 18th, Tor, b. IS. so
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1888 Orc av. Or. b.35.5O
S13 Taylor, Sr. b.35. 90
412 n Y av, Sr, %. $3.50
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TWO-FAMl
1850 Irving. 7r, b,
attic. ...........@.5O
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1911 Kal av. Or. bG 80
l745 T. 5r. b. $3.50
1914 Irving, Or. b. 2.O
1915 9th, 5r. b. .3.O0
Al Quincy, Or, b. $3.50
80 Quincy, "a, Or. b23.5O
1895 Willard. ID.
or, b. zoo
27o3 nth. Or, b. .2.@
N15 18th, Or, b. $50
25O5 Pa av, Ar, b.2.0
1922 9th. Or. b. .2.D
FOR GOOD COL
1884 4th. Tor, b. .35. so
1896 18th NV, Or. BIZ. 30
1859 s, 6r, b. $50
25th & X, Or, b. 1910
1918 4th. 7r. b. $50
1917 sth NV, Sr, BIS. so
116 Md sw, Or, h.2.5O
1872 oath, 7r. b. $50
12OS 18th. Or. ESQ
17lr T. Or, b. -. n so
18th & I. 6r, b. 2.0
SD 2d. Or. -. 900
80 l. sw. Or. b. 1850
2141. Newport. 4r, b. 1850
GET OUR FULL Rel
All classes of property
list of desirable apartn
rrnnnD a rYIVY na1
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1872 Hickman, 6r. b16.60
12S Hickman, Or, b16.00
1889 G sw. Or, W. 1850
1898 Shannon. 7r, b.15.Oo
B15 p NV. Or. .14.5U
724 18th ne, 3r. 1900
1891 Fla av ne, 5r.12.30
1872 Va av sw, ST. w12.@
749 Morton, 5r,w.12.5O
40S 18th sw, sr. ..12.0
206 Ana I'd, 6r. 1900
1908 A sc, Sr. 1900
1O5 Lamont, 5r,w.11.W
$40 Goth ne, Ar, w.S.0
FLATS.
go 4th ne. 5r. b. 1880
14431a A sc. 5r. b. 1850
Alb 18th sc. Or. b. 18. so
COLORED TENANTS.
952 Westminster, Ok,
h ..............37.50
467 N NV. Or. b. 1880
1895 B ne, Or, b. 22.50
lO1 Corcoran, Ivy
City, 7r, w.. IS. 90
2439 r NV, Or, w.14.O
$40 n sw, 6r. Hoo
212 Tenn av ne. Or. TO-
RI 123 l. NV. Ar. $50
462 Union ct, 4r. $50
1910 10th ne, Ar. $50
% 18th Sc. 8r, ". $40
$40 Dwyer ct. 4r,w.7.D
R'r 141O A sc, 3r, woo
STORES.
1850 Sd NV, sto, dwJ0. 90
7O5 Sth Sc. store. 2r50. 90
1903 n Cap, sto, cel30. 80
80 l4th Sc, sto, cel22.@
643 la av, "a, ofnce20. 90
1904 Water sw. 1900
40S 18th sw. 1850
1865 p NV, shop. 1000
WAREHOUSE.
30 ID NV, large. 35. 90
PHONE MAIN $50.
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1465 r I av. lar. 3b. $500
1921 10th, Ion, Oh. 1900
l74S Q. Tor. b. $500
1881 21st NV. Or, b. .O.6
1913 Oregon, or, b. 5000
1850 Col I'd. Tor, 2b. 5000
DOES p, 11r, b. 5000
8411 Brown NV Or. b42.50
1872 Willard. Sr, 2b. 1870
f425 @, 10r. b. $3.50
81 N Y av NV. Or. b. 81. 80
1861 Spring I'd. Or, BIS. 80
1908 18th. Sr. b. .33. so
900 10th ne. Or. b. ..T.50
1925 9th. Or. b. :. $3.50
725 18th ne, 6r, b. 20. so
32i Del av ne, Or, b.21. 80
635 10th ne, n. 800
APARTMENTS.
kalorama, Or, b. ..55. 90
1882 14th. Or, b. $500
1913 r, 5r. b. Az. 90
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a. n DUyALI. ArrORNEY-N THE So.

A. =. DUvALL. ATToRNEY.-N THE sU-
prems Court OF the District Of Columbia.
Holdsg an Equity Term.-Mary Morsell Du.
VAIL plaintiff. The Unknown Heirs. De-
yisees and AHenees Of Robert Denison. IT,.
and the Unknown Heirs. Devisees and Alienees
Of william Johnston. defendants.-Equity No:
3062a.-Order Of publica tion.-The object Of
mis- suit ir to establish OF record the title
OF plaintiff in fee simple by adverse posses
sion to part Of original lots one G) "a I'VE
the following netes and bounds. viz: Beginning
for the same on the line Of Twenty third street
at a point distant % feet inches south from
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south along said street Al feet, thence
vest - feet. theme north ~ feet and thence
east 81 feet Ia the line of said street aud place
OF beginning. bein; known a. lots nineteen I'D
aud twenty t20l. polock's subdivision (see Liber
d. folio q. and Iiber E. folio 27sD.
On motion of the plaintiff IL 10 this I'd day
Of November AID. 1911, ordered that the un
krown heirs. devisees and alenees Of Robert
Denisnu. jr., deceased. and the unknown heirs.
,l,.yissss and alienees of william Johnston, de-
ceased. defendants herein. cause their appear
ancc 10 be entered herein on or before tho first
rule day occurring after two months from the
first publication OF this order: Provided. Q copy
OF this order be published twice q month for
two months In the Washington Law Reporter
ana The Evening Star. good cause having been
shown why longer publication is unnecessary.
Nv the Court: HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH, Chief
Justice. tScaI.) true cogy-Test: ]. r.
YOUNG, Clerk By +. +. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk. uO2S Fan, I'm