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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
TOWNSHEND.

Bis !rratiss was with relatives IN
Windham Tuesday.
Mrs. IT, " Dale has been spcndinr
a few days in South Londonderry.
+. H. AIlbec his bought this weeL
a new 1914 model Ford touring car.
Hayden Marsh left Wednesday 70
visit two weeks in South Athol, Mass.
Mrs Wilder and two children Of
Wardsboro are visiting at Il. NJ. shy
der s.
Miss Bertha Crockcr Of Saratoga
Springs, \. Y, is guest of Mrs. IN
bic Taft
Miss Hazel Loomis Of East Putney
has been visiting her aunt, Miss Ellen
Ware, two weeks.
Mrs Dera Benson ~of Brattleboro
came Monday to visit 4 few days with
relatives in town.
Emma Studley has returned to her
home in Saxtons River after visiting
her cousin, Ruth Barry.
Mrs. Nellie Martin has returned
from Williamsville and is with he
daughter, Mrs. r. D. Phillips.
Katherine Hawkins has been nj hei
aunt s, Mrs. Farwel :, this week She
returned to Brattleboro Saturday.
Mr. anu Mrs. Harry Benson Of
Windham spent the first OF the weel
with Mr.. andS Mrs Frank Martin.
lIrlen Lewis has finished working il
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
PERSONAL.


Leon Gould and Harry IhaEer viii
RETURN today from their vacations.
Mrs Fred Tz.Iar v-as a,l,,;4+aI A.
the MelrQse hospital Yesterday fos
treatment.
Misses Gencvicvc and Marion Muir
ply will 20 Monday 10 Hartford
Conn. for i two-wecfa vacation.
Misses Mary ami Al!dred Barrett
IRE III iGiioN~ L"llN NlSillh@ theiF
hIotheI' linton hiffett' p week.
pr. Edward ;. Niles Of Boston was
IN town today ON his way to his sum
l"'T nome HaPI'h"1s'' ut iiailta@-
70 "3lF'' '-e"eis went t"daE 70 9poi-
lo.'' ''''1e :" si,e-i'' Wees WIN hlS
i".t''iS' VINO nave taken cottage
mere 'oI Two weeks
u = In, s'n3 MIS- + I'.'lh Nle .,e and ana
I}-'..l.. 'o,.s'N ~
~, ~ '''''' ''J0'
- d "''N ID, d 'o'''
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. l.. Stewart left this
morning for a !o-d3Es trip. They VIII
INA down the s.. Lawrence - Nant
real
Mrs " BocI.,voII rot,rna.4 va.
to-day fre,, I5l~I-;,,s,.;lr,, -, M,
went to attend thn rennion Of hon Ain
s,baaIr,,tns MI P,,ai,,.,,lf. efI
home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Briggs re
turned today TO Washington. u c.. af-
ter visiting two weeks with Mrs.
Briggs : parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
Brockington
BENJAMIN Hill. emplovcd bv the
Rrattlnboro Publishing company. was
operated upon this forenoon at the
Melrose hospital for appendicitis. DR..
Z. i. Lynch was the surgeon.
Mrs TEatfia Dou.l,s Tbsmnson and
SON. Wayne, of Wichita, Kansas, are
visiting the Misses Douglas on Spruce
street. Mrs. Thompson is remembered
in town as she formerly lived here.
/ Mr. ana Mrs ! +. HAYNES. Miss
nnby Tb,rbe,, NH enroll i Mood
ief+ tI,i., ,norn;no nv anfomobiIe for =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
BRATTLERCRO LOCAL.

The IInsdalc Independents will
play Company / at Island park this
afternoon.
:. W. Edgett 4 Co. have sold for
Dennis Duggan house and lot on Vine
street to Joseph Langua Of Wcstmin-
ster, who takes possession ut once.
Several members of the Grange went
from here Thursday to West Halitax
to attend "A meeting of the Pomona
Grange.
The Adventist society held a picnic
yesterday in the school grove. There
was a large attendance Of children
and general good time was enioye
Omelia Mankese badly mutilatcd bis
hand by operating a car ice-cuttcr at
the Boston fruit market He was taken
to the Melrose hospital, where he was
attended by Dr.. Z. II. Lynch.
Rev. {. F. Ralstou of Yonkers. \.
y, who is spending part of the sum
mer At Mortified attending the con
ferences, will occupy the pulpit Of the
Centre Congregational church tomor-
row morning.
Edwin Amidon, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ray II. Amidon of Green street. gave
a birthday party to several OF his lit
tie frIcads from > to o clock Eester-
day afternoon, 1t beng his third birth
DAY anniversary. supper was served on
the lawn.
Michael AnoeIfa who iumned from
the tbird-storv window in = DWELLING
house on Reed street recently on &c
count of fire. was taken to the Mel
I +aI ,,-b1 hot
he had a disIocatlon Of the 18th dorsal
vertebra.
In tho l,dios, arivina con+oyt ~ tho
ANIMAL s,rim,niro mrcf at 0al RtIrrg
- fo,,. d,vs 400 Mrs Franl Croeior ~
/ SomeryiIIc wifc of . farmer RrattIn.
/ horo how WINS awarded tba silver c,,y,
Sbo o,ro = ino cxbibifinn of biob and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23

from Vermont rs an insane person. !
do not know Of any statute in our state
which authorizes the governor to extra
dite d person who has committed no
crime, but who is only alleged to be
insane.
1t seems to me that if Thaw has
committed no crime in New York for
which he j., under Indictment, an at
tempt to eNtradite him could be resisted
in Vermont. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
RAIN DEADENED FIRES.
Situation in Maine Forests Relieved
by Downponr Of Last Night.

PORTLAND. Me- August D. a
half-inch Of rain that fell in The early
hours OF today &ea3oucd the forest
fires which have been raging the pass
week in western Maine and more than
LOCO men who have hccn engaged il
fighting the flames garg given chaaa"
ito rest. The amount Of rlin that te3.
today is nearly onc-tan.A of am 1.sI
more than had fallen Ter more tfaa m
month. The fires are noa entircIs
but in some instances are lrrnii.
peat foot below the sus}aec %
ground.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
blRI11S.

In New Brunswick, \. J., Aug 90
u SON, John Putnam, to John Putnam
and Daisy (Miller) IIeIyar.
In West Brattlcboro (Melrosc hos
pitaD, Aug. %, a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gunsinger.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
Foolish Eootism,

The true egotist is the man who inn
AGNES he Is attracting attention TO his
particular line Of comedy IN crowd
Of baseball ro0ters.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23
Hunters Contribute to Revenue.

One Of the important functions Of
the government in Germany is the is
suing of permits to hunters. The rev
enue thus obtained is about s1,500,000
annually.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23

Don fail to give the representa-
ives Of the FIRE marshal or thctfiTcmcn
themselves every opportunity to make
a careful examination of your rroncr-
ey. They are trying to help you.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23

Lii bit cr sunshine,
Ii bit er rain,
Good fer de valley.
Life to de plain;
SO cheer up, my honey,
Life IS gwine right;
SIM fer de daytime,
Star fer de night.
Atlanta Constitutions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
WANTS SCREENS
ON CAR WINDOWS
Aid. Littlefeld is Drawing Or
dinance to Prevent Accident to
Passengers

Aid Sherman Littlefeld chairman
OF the council committee on fran
chises, is contemplating an ordinance
compelling the -. T.. r. TO screen car
windows 10 prevent passengers from
sticking their heads and arms out OF
the windows few weeks ago a man
hanging out OF car window was de-
capitated. AT many OF the curves the
cars pass dangerously close
1T is wonder that more accidents
have not occurred as the result OF
passengers hanging out OF the win
dows. said the alderman. Little
children, especially, are always trying
TO climb ont OF the car windows
Il do not think that the enactment
OF such an ordinance would work a
hardship on the street car company,
and it would certainly help TO protect
the lives OF the passengers ! pro-
pose to have the matter taken up i'm
medately"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
MAN ~ YEARS OLD
DIVORCE DEFENDANT

Elizabeth Waters, aged 6S, is saing
her husband, Joseph. aged ~ for d.
vorce, alleging cruelty. The couple
were married last December and
went 10 Florida 20 spend their hon
eymoon BY the time they returned
To Detroit in April, they had spent
the $500 which represented the
bridegro9m's savings, About this
time the bride Of few months
brought suit for divorce. charging
cruelty.
The case has dragged along so that
the matter OF temporary alimony
even has not yet been settled. A
hearing set FOR Saturday was put
over till Wednesday OF next week
Waters claims that he should not
be required to pay alimony. but that
rather he has basis for a damage
suit According to his version he was
20 put mp the money for the Florida
trip. and HIS wife. whom he says has
property. was going TO repay him,
Tut. instead. wants divorce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
WOMAN ACCUSES
E. F. SCHNEIDER
Salvation Army Worker Says
She Was Attacked in Mans
Home

Edward F. Schneider, SO years old
proprietor OF bicycle store at No
S9S Gratiot-ave, was arraigned before
Justice Stein, Saturday on a serious
charge preferred by Mrs. Nettie Grit
I'm, OF No. 299 Gratiotave, Saliva
ton Army worker.
She alleges that she called to solicit
funds in Schneider's store, Friday aft
ernoon. and was told TO so upstairs
and see his wife Schneider followed
her. she alleges. locked the door after
she had entered, and attacked her
She has two small children, and is in
delicate health.
Justice Jeffries issued a warrant
on request OF the prosecutor, who took
the young womans sworn statement.
Saturday morning
Schneiders wife visited the detec-
tive bureau Saturday, and informed
the police that she was not surprised
al the Salvation Army workers
charges.
Schneider pleaded not guilty when
arraigned. Ball was fixed at $1,000
with two sureties, and the case set for
Aug. 10.
He asked whether cash bail would
be accepted, and was informed that
II would not, as two sureties were re-
quired.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
THREATENS TO ARREST
DAVIS DESPITE FERRIS

Inspector w H. Lewis, of the Spo'
kane police, says that in spite of the
fact that Gov. Ferris refused TO honor
extradition papers for J. f.. DAVIS
alias Lee. wanted in Spokane on a
charge OF obtaining $40 worth oil
lewelrv under false pretenses, he VIII
arrest Davis and take him back, II he
gets chance.
Gov Ferris decided TO let Davis
make GOOD the amount OF the
shortage. at the rate OF $50 month
n bond OF $1,000 being fled as guar
antee
Inspector Lewis says the bond Is
not worth the paper IL is written on
as il covers crime over which tho
state OF Michigan has no jurisdiction
Meanwhile. Davis wife is living on
one meal a day. 10 help her husband
make the payments. Davis is we'll
groomed and well-fed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
HUNGER STRIKE MAY
OPEN PRISON DOORS
WOman's Threat To Fast Till
Sons Released Likely To
Gain Him Freedom

Mrs. Anthony Lebowitz. OF No. 21f
Columbia 81 east. says she Will not
touch morsel OF food until her SON.
Harry. is released rom jail, where he
Is held Oh the charge or stealing a dlo
mond valued al 200 from William Lax
jeweler az No. Ala Hastings-st.
From developments. Saturday, II alr
pears that Mrs. LebOwitZ will have 10
beat Mrs Sylvia Pankhursts record
FOR hunger strikes.
LAX, worried nearly 20 death by the
woman threat 70 starye herself, -
willing 10 drop prosecution OF the
young man, II restitution Is made.
The diamond was pawned, though
for $50, and the pawnbroker VIII not
give IL 20 LAX unless the $50 Is paid
The $50 is held by the police as evil
dence against Lebowitz.
Property Clerk Kothstein refused 20
give the money up 10 LAX, Saturday.
Lebowitz is still in Jail. He Is eat
ing his share OF the meals, and is ap'
parently not much worried about ms
mothers hunger strike.
But LAX is worried nearly to death
and is wearing out good shoe leather
to gain the release uf the man VINO
robbed him
II don't want that woman 5 blood on
my hands" he says.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
ACTRESS CLAIMS SHE
WAS BEATEN BY MAN

Hearing sounds OF strife in the
wings o. the Clay theater. Friday
night. Leamon Corbett and his broth
er, Edward went to the open stage
door and peered in One OF the stage
folk came 70 the door, and remarked
in a gruf voice, Well, what do you
rummies want around here"
Leamon Corbett replied with a hard
right swing TO stage persons jaw.
My Heavens-s- came a shrill
shrek from the assaulted party. on
you brutei"
Leamon and Edward fled in dismay
Cogltatlng, later, Leamon unused. 1T
sounded Ike a man until | Walloped
1t, and then II sounded like a woman.
Guess III disguise myself. buy a tick
ct. and 20 down in front and figure
this thing out.
SO he put on cap. and went in. He
found that the party who received the
wallop vas Oracle Smith, a Chicago
actress, doing a song and dance stunt.
IN mems clothes
Oracle recognized him, and called
the police She told Justice Gainey
mat Corbctt sat IN the audience and
! hdded her about the Wallop she not.
"hich was adding insult TO injury.
Both Corbetts were arrested. the ac-
tress charging that Edward had push
dher around during the fracas. Ed.
ward was discharged. and l.oamon $
case wa adjourned until Aug ~ lie
was released on personal bond
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
BULLET PIERCES
COMMANDS AUTO
Justice Wonders Ii He Was
Made Target BY Angered
Litigant

Justice Command is wondering II
some man against whom he has given
a judgment or whom he prosecuted as
an assistant TO the prosecuting attor'
ney has been taking a shot at him. lie
was riding on Jeffersonave., near the
Chalmers automobile plant, Friday al
ternoon about o'clock. when bullet
passed through the glass OF his coupe
just above the head OF his vile.
IL never heard anything or saw any.
one TO account for it, he said, Satur-
day. but all at once there was a
sharp 'piff' and a shower Of little par
ticles OF glass fell down upon my wife.
When We looked up there was clean
cut hole such as a bullet would make
in the glass just above her head The
door on the other side OF the machine
was open, and | suppose the bullet. II
that is what II was. passed out there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
POWELL LOSES
FIGHT AGAINST
EXTRACTION
Case of Alleged Bank Robber
Can't BE Reopened. Rules
Secretary Bryan
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
CAN NOW HAVE IT'S MAN
Will BE Taken TO British Column
bia for Trial-Held Here
For Year

A telegram from Secretary OF State
Bryan, received by Extradition Com
missioner James V ID. Wilcox, sat.
urday morning, closes. finally. the
legal battle OF more than a year $
length fought by Martin Powell
against being taken ~ New West
minister. b. c., for trial on a charge OF
completely in a bank robbery commit
ted there in June, 1912, when $4,000
was stolen.
Secretary Bryan states that mas
much as the commissioner order Tor
extrad!tion, made iast fall. has been
confirmed both by the United States
district court and the court OF APP
peals. il cannot again be reopened oy
the commissioner
The question was raised again. last
Wednesday, when Powells attorney
served notice on the commissioner
that they were going TO make a mo-
ton for a REORGANIZATION OF his orig
!nal decision. Mr. Wilcox told them
that he would not entertain the mo-
ton until Attorney Ormond f. Hunt,
who had been representing the Can
adian government, had been notified
70 be present
On account OF the illness OF Mr..
Hunt, who was then leaving the city
for his health, the matter was put over
TIL Sept l. commissioner Wilcox
has answered the telegram OF the sec
rotary OF state 10 the effect that when
the time came he would have denied
the motion In any case
1T was purely out OF courtesy 10
Mr.. Hunt that the matter was held
up at ALL said the commissioner, Sat
urday
Powell was arrested in Detroit
when he aroused suspicion in a wood.
ward-ave. store by trying to change
some Canadian bills While being
taken 10 the station he threw away
on the street a large roll OF new bills
which are said 10 be part of those
stolen from the bank.
A search OF his room in a hotel re-
vealed still more money OF the same
kind
The Canadian government may now
have It's man any time it sends for
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
S. S. KRESCE TO
ERECT HISTORY
BUILDING HERE
New Office Structure 70 he vi
Adams-ave. West and
Park st.
TWO BRANCH BANKS
GOING Up ON EAST SIDE
Weekly Report of Builders and
Traders Exchange Shows
Plenty OF New Work

The largest item In the new work
coming from the Offices OF the archi-
tects during the past week, according
20 the report OF the Builders 4 Trad.
ers EXchange, was the new lS-story
Kresge building. This Office building
10 for ). : Kresge, and is TO be erect
ed al Adams-ave. west and Parkst
X is to be OF reinforced concrete and
steel
Not large, but numerous and next
in HupOftauee >sA-re the residences
Brick and brick veneer held faSorte
places i'm construction material. the
latter predominating
Two branch banks We're noted. one
for the Peninsular State bank at Har-
per and Mt Elliott-aves the second
for the American State bank on Hot
comb-ave., near Kerchtval-aye.
The largest item in the line OF
apartments was brick. six-family
apartment on John R.st.. near Mt
Elliott-aye. The name Of the owner
was withheld
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
BURlES STOLEN WACTH;
POLICE DIG III UP

Detectives Donovan and Dwyer did
a little prospecting in the back yard
OF Edwin Ratkes home, No. 90 Mack.
ave, Friday night, and succeeded In
mining a perfectly good gold watch.
valued Al SIPS The gold was found
In strata OF tin, rather unusual
phenomenon in geology The watch
was the property of Harry Burton. OF
No l2i Park-st. Young Ratke--he is
II years old-had placed il in tin
can and buried n i'm his yard. He
had given the chain and Masoulc
charm, attached 10 the watch. to a
hoy chnm. Both have been recovered.
Ratke delivered parcel at Burton s
apartment. and "sneaked" the watch
and chain while his book was being
receipted. He confessed 20 the de.
tectiyes. and told them where TO find
the stolen property.
He will be tried in juvenile court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
HURRIES HOME TO
DO JURY SERVICE
If. NJ. Leland Cuts Short Naca.
ton On Learning He's Drawn
On Panel

Henry NJ. Leland. president OF the
Detroit Citizens league, returned from
a short vacation in Europe, Saturday
morning Mr.. Leland had planned 10
put in a week with eastern friends
and kin before coming on TO Detroit.
but upon receiving word from his sec
rotary that the newspapers were
numbering him among the jury
shirkers" he gave an excellent imi-
tation OF man flying eagerly into
trouble by taking the first and fast
est train for Detroit
Mr.. Leland will live up to the Cos
pei of the Detroit Citizens league by
reporting for jury duty TO Judge
Phelan, Monday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
MAY NAME CHICAGO MAN
AMERICAN CARDINAL

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Chicago Catho-
lies today Interpreted the remark
dropped by Cardinal Gibbons. in re-
spending to banquet toast last
night. az a hint that Archbishop
James Edward Quigley, of Chicago,
will be the next American cardinal.
"Unostentatiously, the archbishop
of Chicago has brought order out OF
chaos" said the cardinal. lie has
directed the AFFAIRS OF the most poly.
glot diocese in this country The
holy father. who has with great pleas.
nre watched this most earnest anu
effective work, will without doubt I'm
the near future show his appreciation
Of IL and extend Il due recognition
Cardinal Gibbons went to Mil
waukee today 20 preside al the meet.
ing OF the Federated Catholic so.
cieties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

DR.. and Mrs. w d. White are at
Topinabee beach.
MIR. aud Mrs. Harry Thatcher are
spending the summer in Wayerly, y.
Y.
Miss Gertrude Plass has returned
from months stay AT Cayanaugh
lake.
Mrs. John II. Pringle and daughter
l4aurena. and Miss Harriet Funke are
al Sunset hotel, Goderich, Ont.
Mrs. Irvine b. Unger and her moth
er. Mrs. Samuel Perrin, have returned
from an extended European trip.
Mrs X. VI. Dyar and Miss Clara h.
Dyar will be hostesses at an informal
musicale. this evening, in Mrs. Dyar
Crosse Pointe home.
Mrs. r A. Alger and Mrs. Henry -.
Sheldon sail, Sunday. on the steam
ship George Washington, for London
and Paris.
Many petroiters are spending the
summer at Brevoort Lake, where the
cool breezes Of the upper peninsula
make, possible the more strenuous
forms OF eaiety not in vogue in the
warmer resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Gressel are spending the entire
summer there. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Lambert and daughter. Marjorie, OF
Virginia park, have returned, ana VIII
leave, next week for motor trip 10
Lake George and other eastern re-
sorts. Mr.. John Tucker Is one OF d
camping party at the lake, or when
Governor Cox, of Ohio. and his Two
daughters are members. Birchwoou
Lodge, camp composed OF Detroit
boys. from the Detroit University
school. is near Brevoort lake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
BLACK HANDLEADER
DIES OF INJURIES
Police Have one Suspect and
Seek Second in Carlo Callego
Case

Carlo Callego, alleged BLACK Hand
leader. nno was shot three times in
the abdomen, Monday night, In front
OF his home ~ Russell aid Cham
piain-sts.. died. saturday morning. IL
81. Mary S hospital
VITO Adamo, Of I'd. 40 Cdntonst'
wlo Ii sand 20 have 'dppUrted Calleso
und the ALTERS family lc- two years
Tor som, mysterious reason, is hesd
By the police and nc charge against
him Will now be cha. sel 70 homicide.
FehpU BussellOty OF no. 222 Or
leaus-st. who was arrested as an al
legged accomplish c. Ad1mo, is now
being sought by the police. He was
released, Friday. on 5000 bail accept
ed by Police Justice Stein, with Vim
cent? Busselloty and Ferdinand Pal
ma, eX-detective, as sureties. Detec-
tiyes declare that they were unable
to find Busselloty. Saturday morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11

Brooks to Daniel Smith, residence No.
GO Hubbard ave, $1,000. for Edmond
A. Lawrence aud Walter Lawrence TO
Frank r. Van Black and Clarence
Gittins. 100 feet on the north side
OF Cottage Grove-ave. between Wood
ward-aye. and John R,-st.. $4,000;
for o. /. Gothier 10 Charles Walters,
lot on liuppaye., near. Freudave.,
$500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
MOTOR TRUCK CONCERNS
JOIN LOCAL EXCHANGE

r. j. Macklin, the motor truck
man, who handles the Universal
truck, and the General Motors Truck
Co.. have become members OF the
Detroit Builders q Traders TX.
change. They are the first motor car
concerns to seek such atfiliauon
The exchange is composed OF $50
of the largest and most important
contractors. supply dealers and manu-
features in related lines in the city
and they offer good market for
motor trucks. OF course. most Of them
have been using pleasure cars for
Years and so have been educated to
the utility and economy OF power.
driven behicles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
STONE ARRAIGNED IN
BUCKET-SHOP CHARGE

Joseph VI Stone. OF j. N. Stone AZ
Co, went 20 police court. Friday a..
ternoon' without police escorr and
was arraigned on a warrant charging
him with gaming. in conducting AN IN.
legged bucket shop.
iie' IKE The rest OF The defendants.
was released on personal bond to an.
pear tor examination. Aug. %.
All OF me defendants are now un.
aer BOND TO The recorders court. so a
persona bond is sufficient. said Jus.
tice Gainey.
Inc other defendants are: Joseph
robinson, OF Joseph Robinson a Co.
Nicholas 5. Williams. manager for
stone a Co. and Harry Il. Valdez. OF
H f. Valdez q Co. III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-11
SMALL FARMS MAKE
GOOD INVESTMENT

Thomas Hitchman. No. $40 Free
Press building. Is offering good bar
gains in small farms out Grand River
ave. These farms, which can be- Sc
electric line and have all city couven-
fences
Il sold an acre OF land in BEDFORD
a year ago said Mr.. Hitchman. and
the owner has since been offered Tor
half his lot more than he paid for
the whole piece. Property out Grand
Riveraye. offers a fine opportunity Tor
Investment, as shown by the big in
crease over a year ago