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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-05

and it's weak point-take the warn
Ing for what It's WORTH"
There was a movement as II he
ross with the last word. Emily laid
her hand on the arm OF the chair
turning her excited dark eyes on her
uncle Surely II ever Mr. French was
to meet his manager. this was the mo-
ment: when Lestrange's ringing argu.
ment was still In their ears. his splen.
did force OF earnestness still vibrant
IN the atmosphere And suddenly she
wanted them TO meet, passlonately
wanted Ethan Ffrench's liking for this
man.
Uncle" she began. Uncle
But II was not Lestrange's light
step that halted on the threshold.
Why. ! didn't know" exclaimed
Bailey. Excuse me. Mr. French
they didn't tell me you were down"
He glanced over his shoulder; as
he pulled shut the door Emily fancied
she heard an echo as n the two young
men left The next room. Bitterly dis. /
appointed. she sank back
That was your manager with your"
Mr.. French frigidly inquired.
Yes; he went upstairs to see how
the new drill is acting" Bailey pulled
out handkerchief and rubbed his
brow, Excuse me. it's warm. Yes.
he wants me to strengthen a knuckle
he's spoken considerable about Il.
guess he's right; better too much than
too little"
Il do not see that follows. should
Imagine that you understood building {
chassis better than this racing driver.
You had best consult outside experts
IN construction before making a
sbange" {
7unclel" Emily cried. !
There's a twenty-four hour race
Itarts tomorrow night" Bailey sug.
tested uneaslly. IT'S easy fixed, and
We might be wrong" v
We have always made them this Il
gayg" T
yes but" b
Consult experts. then do not like II
our managers tone; he Is too as
uming- Now let me see those pa Of
ers" az
Emily's parasol slipped TO the floor ST
18th sharp crash as she stood up. ri
ute pale and shaken 81
Uncle. Mr. Lestrange knows" she oil
ppealed. you heard him say what az
ould happen-please, please lot It be VI
eed" VI
Amazed. Mr.. French looked at her
Is face setting. W
You forget your dignity" he re- tn
rted In dlspleasure This IS mere
Emily Men will be CON
lted more competent to decide than er
is Lestrango. That viii do" wi
From one to the other she gazed. wi
en- turned away WI
Il Will wait out In the cart" she sta
Id IL would rather be outdoors"
Dick French was upstairs. stand gu
3 with Lostrange In one Of the mar.
W aisles between lines Of grlmly Of Co
lent machines that bit or cut their yol
" through the steel and aluminium
to them. when Rupert came to fac
n with folded visiting card tw,
Miss French sent Il. was the ex- "
nation. She's sitting out In her dir
'se-motor car. and she called me of ma
track to ask me TO demean myself tax
acting like a messenger boy. All wit
ht7" ..
All right" said Dick, running an %
onished eye over the card S
No answer" n A
No answer" 81
Then I'll hurry back to my EN- her.
ldery. I'm several laps behind In SAX,
work already" Won
See here, Lestrange." Dick began. war
the mechaniclan departed. sitting resh
n on railing beside machine slice
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-07-05
CHAPTER vi.

Emily first heard the full story OF
the accident that evening, when Dick
sat opposite her on the Veranda and
gave the account In frank anxiety and
detection.
We're going down tonight on the
nine o'clock train" he added in con-
cluslon Tomorrow morning he'll
spend practicing on the track, and to-
morrow evening at 6 the race starts
And Lestrange starts crippled be-
cause am a clumsy idiot. He laughs
at me. but-he'd do that anyhow"
Yes" agreed Emily He would do
mat anyhow" Her eyes were wide
and terrified the little hands she
clasped in her lap were quite cold. 81
wish, wish he had never come to
this place"
"Oh, you do?" Dick said oddly
Maybe he will, too, before he gets
through with us. We're a nasty lot,
we trenches; a lot of blue-blooded |
snobs without any red blood in us |
Are you going to say good-by to meY
won't be home until it's over"
she looked at him, across the odor-
GUS dusk slowly silvering as the moon
rose.
you are going to be with him?"
Dick smoothed his leggings before
standing up, surveying his strict mo-
Tor costume with a gloomy pride not
TO be concealed.
Yes; I'm representing our com-
pany Lestrange might want some
packing If any disputes turned up.
Uncle Ethan nearly had a fit When
5ailey told him what was going to
10; he called me Richard for the first
lme In my life. / guess I'll be some
'ood yet, II every one except Le-
TRANCE did think l was chump."
Il am very sure you will" she an
wered gently. "Good-by, Dick; you
box very nice"
When he reached the foot of the
Leps, her voice recalled him. as she
TODD leaning over the rail.
Dick. You could not make him give
up not race this timer"
He stared up at her white figure.
NO, | could not Don't you sup
'se l tried?"
l suppose you did" she admitted.
i'd went back to her seat.
The June night was very ouiet -
nee a sleepy bird stirred in the W
'ueysuckle vines and chi,ped
rough the dark. Far below the
roo OF a motor passed down the sh
a. dying away again to leave 81. di
ice Suddenly Emily French hid
T face on the arm Of her chair and
tears overlooked.
There was no consciousness of time
lie that inarticulate passion of
sad spent itself But II was nearly
Il an hour later when she started
at the echo OF a light step on the
vel path, dashing her Handkerchief
oss her eyes. 4
was incredible. but 1t was true.
orange himself was standing he.
her at the foot Of the low stairs !
moonlight glinting across his mn, I
cred bronze head and bright. clear 1
beg pardon for trespass, Miss 4
sAch' he said, hut your cousin II
me ne has been saying a great Il
OF nonsense to you about This II
, ana that you were so very good T.
(, feel some concern regarding II H
ny | had 70 run up and set that Is
I, couldn't leave you to be an. u
"a by Mr. Ffrench's nerves. win E
forgive me?" " 81
re sun through a mist his bllthe 4
cleaved through her distress
ne the tranquil sanity Of his ra Nj
{ aer painted terrors suddenly tenn
red as the artificial canvas scenes Nj
stage unreal untrue e9 even
was like you TO come % che elocl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06

"wednesday he prosecution Rev hag-
lag complaints against all Tire com
panies involved In the campaign.
Three OF the cases are scheduled for
tria! In the police court. Thursday.
Mr.. Shepherd will appear In person
10 prosecute them.
Prosecutor Shepherd mas addressed
letters To the factory employers OF
LABOR, asking them % adopt measures
similar 10 those taken by the Micbi.
IAN Stale Telenhone Gn--aA- outlined
III Tho Times, Tuesday, Tor the pro-
lection OF their employees against loan
sharks. The telephone company
plans To aid It's employees who get In
the clutches OF the loan sharks, rath-
or than discharge them. II the EN-
rloyers will take up the matter in
this way. the prosecutor says that
the loan sharks Will get a more
severe body blow than the law can
give; that II will practically put them
on, OF business entirely, as most OF
their patrons are employees OF fac
tories. lie particularly requests that
employers drop the practice, OF as
charging men because OF their wages
being garnisheed by the loan sharks.
The prosecutor had a conversation
over the telephone with Rep. WARD
Copley, who 10 now in Lansing, Tues
day afternoon. In regard TO the con
stiiutionallty OF the Copley law, I'M
der which the loan sharks are being
prosecuted. Mr.. Copley assured Mr..
Shepherd that the law wonld he de-
clared- constitutional
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
RUFF WON'T TESTIFY;
GOES BACK TO PRISON

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.---Abe
Ruef, former boss OF San Francisco,
now serving term In San Quentin
penitentiary for bribery, will be re-
turned to the state prison this after
noon, having enjoyed a brief period
OF freedom during the trial OF former
Mayor Eugene Schmitz. Judge Law
lor ordered Ruefs return to prison
when he refused TO take the stand
and testify for the state In the trial
OF Schmitz on charge Of bribing a
supervisor in connection with a gas
ordinance some years ago.
Judge Lawlor said there was no
evidence TO convict Schmitz and or
dered the jury TO return a verdict OF
acquittal At the same time the court
announced that he would later pass
on 27 other indictments remaining
against SchmitZ
Ruef refused to testify unless the
state and court found some way
whereby he would not have TO return
to prison. The state refused TO con-
slider the proposition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
MEXICAN REBELS TURN
BRIGANDS TO GET CASH
Seize Wealthy Men and Hold
Them For Ransom--Villa
=Marri1es7oH eehiHuaHua#

Ell PASO. Tex, March 6.-His force
increased by 800 men under Col. Jose
De La Soto, Gen. Pancho villa, the
federal leader, is again marching upon
chihuahua 10 attempt 10 take IL from
Gen. OrocZo's rebels. villa now has
900 men He lost many by desertion
hitter Sundays battle at chihuahua
but II Is denied that he had more than
30 killed In that engagement. Gov
Abram Gonzales. who escaped from
chihuahua during the lighting In the
outskirts, Is with villa and ia acting
as the federal leaders chief adviser.
Juarez rebels under Col. Antonio
Ponce are getting funds by SELLING
wealthy Mexicans who pass through
he city seeking safety on the Ameri.
can side and holding them for ransom.
Primitive EnriqueZ, who was seived
yesterday and held for $4,000 ransom
BY Ponce. appealed TO friends on the
American side, who secured his re.
ease
The Vasquistas are tearing up the
racks OF the Mexican Central railroad
n Juarez in order 10 prevent refugees
getting across the line BEFORE they
can be held for ransom.
The forces of Gen. Campo. SalaZar
md OroZco are now combined. a
threatened breach OF friendly rela-
ions between Salazar and OroZco has
,een averted. All the forces now
1lan To march for Mexico City tomor-
'ow, unless Villa attacks chihuahua
first.
Mail for Juarez and Casas Gran
les, which has accumulated here for
wo weeks. Is today being delivered
o the postal authorities appointed by
Salazar.
Rebels troops in Juarez, to the num-
per OF 800 were disarmed during the
| hight by Col. Ponce TO prevent a
|nutiny. Their guns were locked in
ne customs house.
One hundred and forty American
refugees from Pearson and MADEIRA
who came In on special train which
he rebels permitted to come through.
,ay all Americans In that district are
making frantic efforts to get out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
DIED.

BuRCHIIl-March 9, 1912, Thomas A
Burchill, at his residence, $50 Lafay
ette ave. Funeral Thursday. March
z. from residence at $50. ana 81
Anne,s church at o'clock. bnri s
at Mt Olivet. worcester MASS
papers please copy.
CUI.NAN--March 4. 1912. james j.. be-
loved husband of Johanna Culnan and
father OF Joseph and Alice Culnan
Funeral Thursday. March Z. from
residence, 1872 Plumer-ave. at $3.50
and Holy Redeemer church at =
CHENE-March 1, Joseph r., beloved
husband OF Rose Allen Chene. aged
80 years. father OF Ruth and ray
son OF lsidore and the late MARY l..
Chene brother of Mrs. Lille Pa
quette, Milton Chene and Mrs. Lulu
Merrell. Funeral from residence, 6sS
Avery-a ave, Thursday at p. IN
SSfN6Ef-AfErCh ., toyeph, reftct
of the late Rose Dessinger and father
OF Joseph, Frederick, Frank, Mrs,
clara Dambert David. Rose aged 4
wears Funeral from residence, 3Sl
Wilkins-st., Friday at 5, and st.
Josepn's church at $50
FUNK--Myreta. daughter OF MAY r.
ave. Died March AT o'clock a. m
Funeral services at Wauseon, ohio,
Thursday at ~ a. m
HYMES- March >. 1912. at her late
residence, Sc Marantette-s Gather
The. widow or the lat- Francis
Hymes Notice OF funeral later.
HoPP-Emms (nee Sleek, March .,
aged 36 years, beloved wife OF VIII
liam Hopp, mother of Wesley HePR,
sigter OF Mrs VIM. Leckner. Mr..
Otto Sleek, Mrs. VIM. Suss, Mrs. T..
kreuger, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, Mrs.
&. L. Tache. Funeral Friday at 1873
los. Campau At 1880 and at Zion
church. Chene and Jay, al y. IN.
1, at residence, l64
Clinton-st, Leopold. aged IS years.
beloved husband OF Alwina Jacohi,
Funeral Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. from house TO crenatoriurG
by funeral ear.
SCHULTz---March 4, at her home. Ell
JOS. Campau-ave., Nellie schultz (nee
Gibson), beloved wife of Chas,
schultz. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson, sister Of Elmer and
Edwin Gibson, aged p years. Fun
eral Thursday, p m. from resi-
dence. Burial private
STODpAKD-March ). at her parents
home, 5lO Seyburn-aNc Lloyd, be-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Stoddard, aged years. Funeral
Thursday at p. IN. from residence.
SCHNUTE-March I, Mathilda, at her
home. 1908 Jos Campau, beloved wife
OF Henry Schnute and dear mother
Of Milton, Arthur and Algin. Fun
eral Thursday at 1850 from residence
and 2 O'Clock from Bethel Lutheran
church. corner Mitchell and liendrie.
D, AZ her residence,
iST Merrick- ave, Electa l.. Willard,
aged 81 years, widow OF Luther y.
willard and mother OF Mrs Clara 6.
Craig. Notice OF funeral ;ater
Johanna beloved
wife OF George Yunkers, and dear
mother OF Henry Anna, Louis, Dora.
Arthur. ana Agnes Yunkers, aged %
years. Funeral from residence, $50
Gariield-aNe., Friday ar y. IN. Burial
private.
* ETTLEW ELIs--March ). al No Z
BeeCher. Ernest ~, beloved nus
band of Sara and father Of Ava A.,
aad dear son OF Jennie r. Kettle.
well. Funeral service from -.
Thomas Episcopal church Boulevard
and SHADY Lane, -Eriaa4-at- > 70 Pm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
MITCHELL REFUSES TO
APOLOGIZE TO COURT

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Declin-
ing to accept what Justice Wright in
timated might be immunity from fur
Their proceedings In the renewed
Bucks Stove & Range Co contempt
case. II he apologized for past actions.
Vice-President John Mitchell OF the
Federation of Labor today stood pat
on his testimony
Il would feel more contentment II
convicted, conscious Of the rectitude
OF my course and the truthfulness of
my evidence. than IL acquitted on any
other grounds than the facts as they
have been presented and the law as
II has been enunciated by the high
er tribunal" he said, IN a letter to
Justice Wright.
The three labor leaders-Gompers,
Mitchell and Morrison-have made
virtually the same answer to Justice
Wright's invitation. Final hearing OF
their cases will begin next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
DEATHS.

Eva W. Ensterly. acc Trumbull "a
years pulmonary tuberculosis. VIII
liam SuulreS tsS Euclid T.. - years
scniIity: Alfred SchonrOck. 90 Pullord
! months. lobar pneumonia; Agnes H.
PcnneOakor, 49, icig,ltecnth, Is yeags,
cardiac dllitatior: William A. Albro
see Catherine. IL Years pneumonia :
I.Vdir WilmoL ll5 junction, 50 years
lobar pucumupia. Gilbert Sakin. SOS
Ststh / month. marasmus: James J
Quinn. Grace hospital. IS years, endo-
cardit!s august schmidt. 3D. Division.
SO ;cprs, cerebral apoplcNy. Alice Nj
cobb. 80 wilkins. 2 "eara lobar pneu-
monia William Ehlert. 206 Linden. 81
Years, ITopleNy. Marjory g. Badcr 100
NV =, VcHfs, tuOtFCII VT! WeSICV
H. Foley. 3Al Ferdinand, d. wears. mil
t.at reEurgitation: Mary Jarmalowic
itg Cnuheld. years, diphthcriR: Hllarv
Tomas7ev sci Mitchell as years
mHstoll ahsccss: AloIzy Ovoczarcznk
go Chrut. 3 months, pneumoisba: Peter
i,Zcpkv, % Livingston. 10 years gum
shut wound ~ hcnd. Leo T.. lacohi 1914
Clinton. - Yeats, paralysis. HeEtna
i<stniIski. So Twenty fourth So Years
acute gastritis; stephen Carlin. Tuber.
cuiosi- hospitol. 20 years pulmonary
tuberculosis: Sylvester r. Ross, So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
WFST SIDE

WEST SIDE
DRAGON
Another almost new. frame T-room
house, steam heat. Eas and bath. OAK
fnish and hoorE Houses as good a.
this are scarce ia this location. Price
s5ooo Small payment down.
TWENTY FoURrH-sT
house. with cellar. combinat lon
walks. Barn l4xis For cash VIII
sell for s2600
WABASH
Between AntOinCtte and Stanley, hn0
new brick veneer, 2-fnmily la. OF .
rooms each, strictly modern, hot air
furnaces. electric lights, oak floors
and finish. bedrooms white enamel;
rents 500 per month. Price 10 close
an estate, $4,000; equity.
BROOKLYN
Bctw cen spruce and Perry, on Brook
lyn, on gO-ft lot: an almost new =
family frame Hat OF q rooms each.
hot air furnaces, electric lights
hardwood finish and floors. rents for
soc a month. Price $1,000 On same
lot. two single houses az rooms
each, cellar. gas. bath, cement walks
$4,000 each. This can he bought w
part on whole.
HARTFORD
Near fireman, a new t.room house, not
air heat. electric lights, hardwood
finish and doors. price $4,000 S9p4
GOWN, balance $40 per month. House
open Sunday from until 4 y. ~.
HOOKER
Almost new 5-rooIn cottage, cellar, cleo
trio lights, oak finish ana doors. nice
sttle, screens for entire house. ONLY
So zoo with $500 down, balance a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
MARRIAGES.

Henry oestruke. SO, Detroit: Sarah
Mitchell. 20, watkins, Can
Archibald IL. Kerr, 20; Florence G.
Cay IL.
Vernon +. Frost, %. Pontiac: Irene
Cottsmach. rs, Detroit
John Roswadowski, %; Pauline
MokulskY, 2?.
Chas. r.. Dumser. SO; Emma Hon-
man, 50.
Verne Harris, %; Mary O'Neil, %.
Louis o. Smith. 80; Hattie o. Gilbert.
FL.
lsadore Cooper, %; Dora Cohn, 90.
Anthony Peters, as; Anna Beach. az
Harrison -. Van Amman. 2s: Alice
NJ. Stewart, 2e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
HELP wANTED-MALE.

SPEND TIME LOOKING
WHEN YOU CAN BE EARNING
GOOD MONEY. Assemblers. bearing
scrspers. bench hands, timekeeper j..
X L., screw machine, drilling. milling,
sheet metal timer, lathe machintst,
tcolmaker inspector, patternmakei,
handy men. polisher buffer, sawyer.
wocdworker. cook, chef. waiter, por-
ter, welder. moldcr. coremaker, mont
tor. painter teamster. So Griswold.
CITY 6099-X Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
BIRTHS.
-
ROWS

c. Clnader. ls8 Willis. K. Newton, %
kenllworth; r. Heating. 1873 Porter;
". Whortono, ~ Herkimer: ]. Inew,
49, Sixteenth, twins: b. Monaghan,
Pr0vidpnee- hUspftHt; McCartan, gST
Hudson; j. McWilliam, 33I Hudson; A.
Barrett. 104l Twenty-fourth L. Mi
loch. IL Lanman; W. Schankin, 434
Roosevelt, III. Reeves, 1863 Baker; VI
Bagarells, 321 Adelaide: v. Sinastra, / 9
Maple; p. Sanford, 81 Russell; q. Tos-
gress; $. carcio. 16s Illinois. G. Matran-
ga isl Monroe; W, kuffert 4lO Cleve
land: A. Satz, l6 Lansing: W. Stock.
3i5 Bagg; a. Bauerle, 1874 Macomb: u.
234 Rosedale; q. DiAnna, TAO Russell:
r. Dan, i2S LeYefette, r. Thatcher. 1908
Ninewood; w. Grub, 81 Navy, j.. Gibbs
PSI Melbourne; NJ. Shook, 165 Brady: s
Agree, Woman's hospital; VI. Sofia,
l25a Rivard: Mike KlnkoYskr. 81 Liz
inrstoue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
GIRLS.

g. Londrata, 1873 Fort; g. Vllganaro,
Hunter, sos Helen; 7. Flung. 100 Spruce:
H. Nelson, 1913 Missouri; +. Reyst, 462
BALDWIN,: NJ. Reed. G73 Baldwin; j. Adj
dtson, 762 Grand blvd; g. Hornstein.
sSI Field: j. steffen, l122 baldwin: A.
SuitE. Wdmans hospital: A. Fillpczak
80 Thirty hfth. =. Gin. 225 wilkins
H. Scott Il Addison. VI. Lorber. 2s5
PsplCw, l3g5 Canfeld; r. Jotowske, GSl
Wesson l.. Kekst 800 Watson; VI.
stern. 52j ST .\ubin. H. Fleishman. 49,
Brewster VI Aaronovitch. 2Ii Napo-
leol.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
AUTOMOBILE School

AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Unlimited practical instruction in con
Struction. repairing and driving 9g
standard makes pf cars. We have at
present IL different cars, % different
oErburetors, 10 different inagnetos
and Ignition systems for the stu
dents To work on We have the larg-
cs. and best equipped school IN the
state and Will give q FREE COURSE.
- anyone finding only ohe-half ~
much equipment and work in an aus
o school IN the state. Call and see
for yourself. Day aud night classes.
We guarantee satisfaction
Michigan State Auto School
TIRE RELIABi.E SCHOOL.
u 70 IL SelQen-ave., near Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
DEATHS.

Tina ddeus. 20 years. mitral insufh-
cheney: Peter Abrahams, Great Eastern
Sanitorium, ~ years, pcritonius'
Samuel Marcus, Home Bank bldg os
years. mitral insufrcicncy Renna Yer
meker. ass Franklin. ! year, broncho
pneumonia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06

According TO President Powers. Of
the Columbian league, Cap" A. c. An
son IL TO JOIN other former ma jor
League stars in the outlaw organiza
ton. II IL said Arson Will probably
go TO Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-06
FAST SIDE

EAST SIDE
Double brick. half block from Jslfsf-
sOn-ave. finished ~ hardwood with
bcamed ceilings. full basement sep
arate furnaces. garages. etc: we'll
rented and shown good investment;
$4,000
fth gable roof on
lot 50xi50 near Boulevard and khr-
cheval; strictly modern and well
rented Let as snow this 70 you.
Double solid brick stores on Mack-ave,
separate steam furnaces. large mod.
ern hats above; 5O-ft. lot: rents Tor
$1,000 per year; $4,000
Hulbut, near Jefferson. rooms. OAK
nnish; ful basement. furnace COM
blnation fixtures. modern throughout
and real home. $4,000
Sioe down and $50 per month buys new
2-Story house with bath. gas. cellar
combination lights. can move right
~. Good neighborhood, near Mt Eli
lott and N-town car line.
W. have another home near Van Dyke.
between Mack and GratiOt that YOU
can buy on the same easy terms so
shy pay rent any longer when you
can move III right away2
Cottage on Ininols.st. rear GrstioF-
ave. 8 rooms. $500
9oxi2o
Corncr north az forest and near new
arT YnuScUTI f'FtCe Sc V0V
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a GOOD POSITION Is assured every
.etaiuaia-nt--iAA -IatreLt--B%leiAee
uhiversity; magnificent new build
ingS. thorough course In bookkeeps
ing, penmanshlp, shorthand, type
writing. mechanical and architectu-
raj drafting and all English sub
.acts. Free employment department
cgtalog free for the asking Gi-5T.
Gh.C7-Gg West Grand River-nys
HONEST MEN 20 stII nursery stock.
experience unnecessary salary or
commission weekly. Address Mill
turn Advertising Agency, MillbuTn.
N. ].
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

N62 BUYS HALLETr & DAVIS Piano
mahogany hne conditio Inven-
tory sale terms to suit purchaser
Don't miss this bargain GRINNELI
EROS. Branch. 81 Monroe.
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WACO, Texas, March s--Billy Sulli-
van, the conservative veteran backstop
or the Chicago White Sox aggregation.
today predicted that Plane" Delhi, the
twlrler recruit from the Pacific coast,
VIII become another Ed. Walsh
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c. 3. WARD

I50I Fast Canheld-ave.. ready 20 move
fich' IN. IL YOU want this fine new
Iack-ave car 10 Van Dyke. walk
north on Van D.fe 20 canhnld North
IT9g or OAK A. Terms 500 down
-h.llaEce- nnlX-&en-nez -iaaI.tl.---fAf-e-r
10 daily
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DETROIT 1 NtIr.D iNiruUABNN
TOLEDO CLEVELAND LIMITEnS
1850 a. ~ ana every two hours Ia 3,
- IN Toledo only 800 p. IT. Tclej,
i,Nnress a. ~. every two hours 10 7
ip fn Toledo i2rals. 8 q. m. every two
hours . o. ~. p M Monroe only.
p6ET flrEoH LiaurEDs-7:is !.
/ =, every Two hours 20 1:iJ p. m StI-.
+ a,y oils z. in. Locals. a ~. r,.Sr,.
tv,. scurs TO p. m. ? p m. Marine
. trtt orIr s p. M. Nt Clemens oris-
shore Line. d.25 m. hourly 20 ILL.,,
p FHr,lsoN KALAMAZOO Lr,frrrn<
10 n 49,. every two hours a. 60
:, "a: Jackson Lansing Limited. 6,Ia !,
~ jackson Locale : a. n. cVefy. tv;n
hours 20 . n. Ann Albor only. =.
m. p m. s;so = ", p a.. 10 y. r..
saline cars from YpsIlar,4
= MINT SAGINAW LtsIiI i1DS-~s.s.
>, every TWO hours On 1925 p. A.. 70
GALS, o. so. every two hours 70 . n
m II r. IL. horth o. VkioId. Sun ~
Other Eon1en- LaGalS--A 4 . --sas.i
cEcHARD LAKE, pIvTSTcN--s.tS a
M. hourly 20 9:i5 =. m. II p M.
wy ANDoTTE. DtNlSfON--S.3s 4 w
,totf hourly 10 \ - w.. 20 ~iiuutrs -.
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ily 20 1885, . No.
/ pDNfiAT fiAilTErS--i 80. sst1
j ntss 10 80 . ~. lstl L, m, lsaif hour.
minutes 10 t;lt , m. ESQ ,. m. '7:is
4 u m = ,. ~. $3.50 2. ~. $50 n -;
kA.s0 p. M. N >. n Birrnin9hRns caiS
issse D M. 7.ie y. m. and nnidnlght.