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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
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Hard and s,h casl nkHy snd
srsssSszEsa< ;. Z. Day. Ftos<.
Gsanssen losI 3Isf
Prod D. ~s.hsVcu.. agent AR the
iamc"r Indian kemasly Cursr
r'ses.sts-aa. kidney and bladder
troul,es. ete. oi ~ a hs.sths.
small hes-e ef 4 roessss. 2 k.ts
good lava essstrsc ssehts. city water
pies-ansly situated. tsr sabp Aa-
dress. EI.xA TuouAs.
t'wssissss. Ceso.
Fos RENT-feur- -resu turuislsed
ho.se. Appsy te
s'f MRs. 4. WaTso<.
We ere Wiling ali oraer~ for hav
and esata at lowest market price. at
The odd furrier stand
II. ". DEAN.
vtf fhose t,snBison 81.
FoR saLE-Thirty five head of pis~
"a ll6p. q. q MILLER sxp so<.
IwilI sell at public saction ON Sat
urdsy. April II at 10 A. n. at East
man = corral. the follow nag cattle be
Gunsison Couaty. to-wit: one five
year odd COW ssne three year old COW
s'ae two year old keiter: two cou,ins
yearssax bulas. To highest bidder
tpr cssh.
Want 10 buy TIVE 6rst class. fresh
milk cows for, the county farm.
CouRty Cosmiseioaern.
1873 ". A. GIIlLAsPEY
For Ssle-pisno. combination deck
and bsNDk case. ladys low frame
wheel mandolin, wi hite wool blanke:
Phone GuBaysoa 64i2
MINNIE l.. Green lola. Colo. lat
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VIII ell oil hand painted china at
cost, until cleaned up as it is absolutely
necessary 70 have the room. Come look
il over end get prices.
IA n. THE CANADAY DRUG STORE.
FOR AALE-Goose eggs for hatch.
ing. mrs. Van Tuyl, GunBison. 15tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Smith Whip and family have
moved TO Asstin TO take POSSESSION
Of The ranch which be recently pur.
chased froa j. ID Walker.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
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Viii cell oil hand painted china at
cost, until cleaned up as it is absolutely
necessary 70 have the room. Come look
il over and get prices.
IA II. THE CANADAY DRUG STORE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Mr.. ssA NSs J. r. FsAee have
petarned from IN extended visit 10
Oregon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

The beaver Times the eyeuin
sews-papcr d the we-s. Iciivere
AHy n here. 10 cents a week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Nss. GsoqGs Ssnbess ssd ds~gh
tes, Aas0asss havs setsrned lroo
shost visit 70 Snlida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

FOR AAIE-tioose eggs Tor hatch
ing nrs. Van Tuyl, Gunnison. l5tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

foR saIk--ose eood Percheros
stallion. Age eight. sure breeder
easy to handle. viii sell or trad
tsr heavy borser or cattle.
l2-4t. Boe Rios REALTY Co
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Try tke b~ld~ss stage for prsaspi
ssrvaee s.d ? cossfS.ss.ble nas
sst II s CkAax. fseprsssas
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Hssck Llssnsssd Ce~l
16sf $ T. Iss. as-nt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Niss Nettie Gormsn of Jscks Cab
IN u visiting in Gssnison q the
! home OF Mr. and Mn. W. A. Willis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
GOAL. COAL. COAL.
Psxsoas 4 FerGsson

same stand- fhoae GwnSisoa I'LL
l2tf. y. A. FJps.E
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

For Ssle-pisno. combinstion deck
and book Case. lsdy's how frame
wheel. mandolin, white wool blanket:
Phone Gubaysoa e62
MIME l.. Green lola, Colo. l3t
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

s. L. Trine hes been euakos1 n
his home on account Of illnso this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Ass tezseman ,s ssssiaS = -
'ss
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
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y the State a Colorado. at the Close n Busi
usss, April T. lo13.
REsOC RCEa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

P.J. Gunn made . "Trip 70 OAio
City Monday, returning shs ssoe
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
~ $50.

RspOs 4 - Cs.l1nisu
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

FeR saLE-Thirty five head of piss
And shoots.
l+-lsp. q. q MILLER Axp sox.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Nrs. r. r Cole Of Nj CsrAaa Ues
the guest Of Mrs. r J. Hsrlsy ~
geek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11
e. I. Stone 4 Son
nish Grade Groceries. The Sanitary Market

Hungarian High Patent Flour best in marke
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

| Mr. Ne~lsad ssd 500, EsOses. -
here from Ssresats fs sevsssl Aa4s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Ms. Asch sad dsaehtss, nisI
ksae, vlsslsd q Ohio City noaAs0
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Hard and sots coal Dkxy end
sssssSszEsa< s Z. Day. Ftaas.
1sanssen losl 3ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Carl Bashnes vss hsss boo ~
ts dsriae the early part Il shs wssk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

kpe Tsaatses, SseA, Lettuce, RsGskes. Pasee Ceery,
Fasey Apples 0taases, Basaaas, Grape Fruit
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

nrs. Jss. Shack ,eford pssususd :
her home q Nj Carbon, TsssAav
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Ma. or. w..s ~ v,s,s.ag j. Gua
ssssa from Iola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Fssnk Ensign i. s.sssiae kis ausa-
e. ~ OhiO Gay
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

Ne are 6lling ali oraerr for hav
aud esssa at lowest nsarket price, at
the odd f'urrier stasa
II. " DEAx
vtf- Hhoae 6unBieon Sl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-04-11

John Chspmaa Of Sspissso - =
Gsnpssoa srvessl dsys this go.
The border vidette., 1913-02-01
NOTICE.

In the Superior Court, County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Trinidad Jund, minor.
 John Jund, the guardian of the estate of Trinidad Jund, minor, under the age of 21 years, having filed his duly verified petition herei praying for m order of this court authorizing and directing him to borrow the sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars, or such lesser sum as the court may deem necessary, fer the purposes set forth in said petition,
 It is therefore ordered by the judge of said court, that all per- sons interested in said estate, ap- pear before the said Superior Court, on Monday, the 3rd day of Feb ruary, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, at the court house, at Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, to show cause, why an order should not be granted to the said guardian IO mortgage lHe real eeidle meH- toned a nd described in said peti- tion for the sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars, or such lesser amount as to the court may seem meet, and reference is made for further particulars to the petition on file herein.
 And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in THE BoRDERVIDETTE, a newspaper print ed and published in said county.
 Dated this 3rd day of Jan, 1913.
 FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Judge of said Superior Court.
The border vidette., 1913-02-01
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nal hides now on hand be sold to Pete Bergier for the sum of $95O.
 Bond of First National Bank of Nogales, depositary for the county funds, in the sum of $15,- OOO.OO, with E. Titcomb and Bracey Curtis as Sureties, was approved.
 Demand of R. Farrell, regis tering voters, $2. 40, disallowed.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that J. $. Andrews be authorized to expend the sum of S1OO on county road from Gro BlancO to Ruby, and to forward the voucher and demand to the board of supervisors.
 In regard to taxes of F. For sythe, 1908, upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the taxes be remitted on account of an error. Her assessment on the property at that time hay ing been reduced to within the statu tory limit of widows ex- emptiOn.
 Upon motion, duly carriad, it was ordered that the taxes on personal property of Chas. F. Davis for year 1912, be remitted on account of erroneous assess ment.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the treasurer be instructed to transfer the sum of $4,OCO from the County Gen eral Fund to the County Salary Fund, and the further sum of $6, POO from the County General Fund to the County Expense Fund.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was order that the clerk give notice that certificates on the County Expense Fund, Nos. 123 to 231, inc. series of 1911, are now payable and upon presenta- tion of same to. the clerk of the board, warrants on the County Treasurer will be issued.
 The clerk was instruced to with w. E. Balcom in regard to repairing crossing over ditch at Chavez station.
 Motion by Peck, that deputy sheriff be appointed for Critten- den Precint No. 4, (Patagonia) and that he be paid the sum of $6O per month for his services.
 No second to motion.
 Upon motion the board ad- journed until December 31, 1912.
 Approved,
 A. $. HENDERSON, Attest: CHAIRMAN.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
The border vidette., 1913-02-01

Office of the Board of Supervi- ,
 sOrs of Santa Cruz County, {
 Nogales, Ariz., Dec. f, 1912 )
 The Board met pursuant to recess of December 3rd, 1912.
 Present, Chairman Tender son, Members Peck and Fortune and Clerk HerOld.
 The Board now considered the matter of issuance of bonds by EIgin School District No. 20, and it was ordered that the clerk of said school district be re quested to furnish the Board of Supervisors a certified copy of the proceedings of the trustees of said district in regards to the issue of said bonds.
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the wild ami
The border vidette., 1913-02-01

George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave-, in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. If.
The border vidette., 1913-02-01

work, 5 42 U W A Downie, assigned
 to Geo, w Piper, road E D Miller assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales, printing and
 publishing. B g R O Royl1in, assigned to
 First National Bank
 of Nogales. deputy
 sheriff fees, 33 3 Theo. Gebler merchan-
 disc, 25 3 A l. Gustetter, care in
 digent sick November
 1912, 232 5 St. Joseph's Hospital
 care indigents IS 7 Richard Harrison boun-
 ty U Ramon Ramirez, assign
 ed to First National
 Bank of Nogales, wood 16 9 F Bejarano assigred to
 First National Bank
 of Nogales, wood 4 o w F Chenoweth, attend
 ance on contagious
 diseases 30 O. A l. Gustetter post mor-
 tenn and telegrams, 6 & Geo. B Marsh Inc, bu-
 rial of indigent 45 O Ramon Mendez. assign
 ed to First National
 Bank of Nogales, wood II f, B D Miller. assigned to
 First National Bank
 of Nogales, printing
 and publishing 24 O. St. Joseph's Hospital
 care of J Dougal indi-
 gent, =. 12 Oi Robt. B Lee, stenOgra-
 pher services cOrOner's
 inquest, .. 33 5t Geo. B Marsh Inc. bu-
 rial of indigents, and
 supplies 63 ?; Ed l. Mix fees refunded 10 O( w S Mcknight, exp
 ences sheriff, fl o; J K Wright, marshal
 election precinct No
 December 9th 1912, 3 O( Grover Marsteller clerk
 election precinct NO.1
 December 5th 1912, 1000 T Richardson clerk cleo
 tion precinct No 1 De-
 cember 5th 1912 10 O( W H Barnett inspector
 election precinct No
 December 9th 1912 7 5( Bo J Whiteside, judge
 election precinct No 4
 December 9th 1912, 7 5( B c Best, judge cleo
 ton precinct No 5 De-
 cember 9th 1912, 5 OC R Farrell Jr.. clerk cleo
 tion precinct No , De-
 cember 5th 1912, 5 OC D Coughlin judge cleo
 tion precinct No 6, 5 O( NJ M Trikey, marshal
 election precinct No 6 B F Harmon judge cleo
 tion precinct No 6, 5 OC Geo. J Everett inspect
 or election preclnct
 No 6 December , 1912 , OC F Zamora judge election
 precinct No 7 Decem-
 Der 5th 1912. 5 O( J c Glissan judge cleo
 tiOn precinct No De-
 cember 5th 1912 5 OC B B SOrrells, clerk cleo
 tion precinct No 8, , OC P J McCarty judge cleo
 tion precinct No 8, , OC W B Bowers, inspector
 election precinct No 8
 December 5th 1912, 5 OC J S Yoas marshal cleo
 tion precinct No 8 De-
 cember 9th 1912, 3 OC T B Dillon clerk election
 precinct No Decem-
 Der 5th 1912, 5 OC Wm Marteney assigned
 to First National Bank
 of Nogales, clerk elec-
 tion precinct No 9 De-
 cember 5th 1912, 5 OC c P Cronin assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales judge elec-
 tiOn precinct No 9 De-
 cember 5th 1912 5 OC J s Andrews, inspector
 election precinct No 9
 December 5th 1912, , OC G Jenkins, assigned to
 J s Andrews, judge
The border vidette., 1913-02-01
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 or THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervi- ,
 sorS of Santa Cruz County,
 Nogales, Ariz., Dec. 3. 1912 )
 The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment of Nov. 18th, 1912. l Present, Chairman Henderson | Members Peck and Fortune and Clerk HerOld.
 Minutes of meetings of Oct s and 9 and November 9th and 18th 1912 read and approved.
 0. F. Ashburn appeared be- fore the board on behalf of the | Crittenden Cattle Company and asked that the assessment of 276O head of cattle be reduced to 600 head on the ground that they were assessed in Pima coun- ty on like number of cattle and considered it double assess ment.
 On advise of county attorney he called attention to the deci- sion of the Supreme Court in case 1278 State of Arizona vs. Board of Supervisors of MaricO- pa county, ct als, the Board of ! Supervisors declined to make l any reduction.
 J. E. Wise appeared before ! the Board and asked the Board 1 to correct an error in the mum Der of cattle assessed to him. The records showed an assessment of PHO head, when in truth the Board had agreed at it's July meeting, that his assessment should be 2O1O head. The Board ordered that the correction be made.
 The Board now audited and allowed the following county de mandS:
 Pete Bergier, bounty, 5 30 % A A Doherty. inspector
 Election precinct No 1 10 % R R Earhart assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales. salary treas
 urer and tax collector
 February 16th to Nov.
 3Oth, 1912 inclusive, 1862 50 B L Mix, salary clerk of
 Superior Court Nov.
 1912 120 OO Blenn Motley, services
 chief deputy in Record
 er's office November S F Noon salary County
 1912, =. 145 83 c P Lopez. salary cons
 table precinct No. 1,
 November 1912, 60 % Phil Herold salary cOun-
 ty recorder and clerk
 Board of Supervisors
 November 1912, 15O co Robt. E Lee, lary
 court reporter Nov. F J Taylor salary jail
 or November 1912, 100 co T P Thompson, salary
 assessor. November w Gittins, salary night
 guard, county j l
 Nov. 1912. 75 co Frank J Duffy salary
 Judge superior court
 November 1912, 125 co w s Mcknight salary
 sheriff November 1912 300 % Oasis Printing House, Bo 5'557V4 J Whf5eside, assign:
 ed to H B Riggs, de-
 liverlng election sup
 plies primary election 30 % Pete RerOier Jud0e cleo
 ton Precinct No. 4,
 December 5th, 1912 7 50 Francisco Daniel road
 work 6 co Francisco Daniel bounty 12 % Geo. T Coughlin, clerk
 election precinct No 1
 December 9th 1912, z 50 V Valenzuela Jr., clerk
 election precinct No f
 December, 9th 1912 7 50 Henry Kane marshal
 election precinct No. f
 December 9th, 1912 3 co So J Whiteside. deliver
 ing election supplies
 General Election 40 co Geo. w Piper road work 1O8 % John Stewart, assigned
 to Geo. w Piper road
 work II co Joe Reddy, assigned to
 Geo. w Piper road
 work 90 OO
The border vidette., 1913-02-01

Nogales marshal cleo tiOn precinct No 9, 5 3 co J E Hopkins judge cleo
 ton precinct No 10
 December 5th 1912, 5 co Louis Roller judge cleo tiOn precinct No 12 December 9th 1912, , % O Phelps judge election precinct No 12 Decem-
 Der 5th 1912, 5 GO Geo w Parker inspector
 election precinct No12 December 5th 1912, 5 co James Foley care A. J.
 Stockton indigent, 16 O5 Town of NOgales Water Department W a t CT November 1912, 4 55 Vim Leelz. rent hall cleo
 tion precinct No 4 Dec.
 5th 1912 6 50 International Gas Com
 pany installation and
 gas Oct. and Nov. 1912 17 20 John Cady feeding pri-
 soners Patagonia 70 co H c Hale special const-
 able fees precinct No4 9 S5 International Drug
 Store medicines for
 Dr. Chenoweth IS co Masonic Temple Assn.
 rent hall election pre-
 cinct No l, December
 9th, 9 1 ?. 10 co S. A Bowman repairs in c o Foltz, postage on
 election rettrnS, .. 94 l. A Rubber Stamp Co.
 rubber stamps ? 35 Pettibone Bros. Mfg.C
 supplies sheriff 15 75 J $ Andrews, mdse. JB McCIenahan, indi-
 gent, 53 50 J $ Andrews, register
 ing voters, co Bo Whiteside, assign ed H B Riggs, votes, 20 H H McNeil Co.,, sup
 plies 14 30 to H B Riggs, road work 24 co G Gonzalez, assigned to
 H B Riggs road work 24 co R Farrell, road work 50 % R Farrell, road work 50 % R Frrrell, road work 25 % J Kane, assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales salary county road superintendent
 October 1912 75 co | D Ramirez, blacksmith Mrs: A c Stockton tools 6 % J J Chatham, salary as
 Justice of the Peace
 precinct No. 1 Oct. 6
 November, 1912, 200 co | w F ChenOweth, super intendent of health &
 registrar Nov 1912, 50 % | R o Boykin, assigned to
 First National Bank of Nogales, deputy she 1 riff fees, 17 10 | H c Hale special cOnst- able fees II 5O | Following demands approved | by the Judge of the Sup erior Court, were allowed and order ed paid:
 A. L.. Peck, salary Supervis- or October and November 1912 $116 @.
 A s Henderson, salary Chair man Board of Supervisors Oct. and November 1912, Al 62.
 w. c. Fortune, salary Super visor October and November l 1912, SIG 62.
 Upon motion the Board stood | at recess until Dec. 4th, 1912.
 Approved:
 A. $. HENDERSON,, Attest: CHAIRMAN.
 PHIL HEROLD,
The Detroit times., 1913-10-01
NEED "LEARNINC''
NOW FOR JOB ON
POLICE FORCE
Twenty-Four Write on the Civil
Service Examination, Which
Includes Simple Mathematics
FOREIGNER, STUMPED, TO
GO TO NIGHT SCHOOL
Speaks Three Languages, But
Can't Answer Questions
Asked In Quiz

Twenty.four husky young men took
the civil service examination. We'd
nesday morning. In the council cham
ber for Jobs on the police force. They
were required to write out answers
to . list Of questions submitted BY
Fred w. Smith. secretary Of the civil
service commission and q former po-
lice commissioner. Capt William
Rutledge. who has charge Of the po-
lice training school. assisted Sscre-
tary Smith.
The questions were simple. but one
applicant after studying the list, re-
turned II to the secretary. explaining
that he had made up his mind to st-
tend night school sessions during thb
winter and would try the examination
again next spring.
Il am q foreigner, and It II hard
for me to write your language" he
told the secretary. II speak three
different languages and have . fair
German education. but ! can't write
the answers to those questions"
He was excused.
The applicants were required "a
write brief autobiography. locate 10.
lice headQuarters, name thrse 1lty
parks and three railway depots, nama
and locate i've prominent buildings
do . few simple problemg A arith'
metic, write description Of q man
wanted" by the police and write Z
police report Of Q sAsoting In which
one party 10 wounded. The applt
cants were also asked to state IN
brief what their ideas Of the duties
OF . policeman are. and what action
they would take II they discovered Z
hre while walking . police beat. This
u the nrst examination conducted
for police force applicants since civil
service went into effect.
The police department. needs Is
new men to MI its quota. Every 90.
plicant taking the civil service q.
animation has to hrst pass physical
examination.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-01
SHOOTS HUSBAND
OF DEAD LOVER;
KILLS HIMSELF
B0leslaw Szelewsh Writes "Fin-
is to GruesOme Romance"
On the West Side
LIES IN WAIT FOR VICTIM
AT MOUTH OF ALLEY
Woman in Case Ended Life In
Sensational Manner q Month
Ago

"Finis" was written to the most
gruesome of "romances," Wednesday
morning. when Boleslaw Szelewski.
81 years old. of No. ia Junction-ave..
plunged knife. twice. into the body
Of John Ostaszewski. 40 years old. OF
No. 1873 Thirty-second.st.. then fired
four bullets into his victims pros
trate form, and after running q block.
hotly pursued by Oficer John Glin-
ski. placed the revolver to his temple
and fred. killing himself instantly.
The shooting. which occurred In an
alley between Jackson and Buchanan.
Thirty-third-st. and Junotion-ave.. was
sequel to the sensational suicide OF
Mrs. John Ostaszewski. last August,
She was the wife of the man who
was fatally wounded, Wednesday
morning, and Szelewski. who killed
himself, wae her lover.
When her husband and she quar-
relied about her love for Szelewski,
she filled q basin with alcohol, satur-
ated q ilmy night gown which she
wore with the same stun. and then,
standing over the basin, set fire to
the alcohol, ending her life In pillar
Of fame. It was stated at the time
that the woman was Ill and was at
tempting to cure herself by burning
her skin with alcohol. but her friends
say now 1t was . deliberate case OF
suicide
She left q 10-year-old son. Sigmund.
The little lad was awakened at s
o'clock, Wednesday morning, when
neighbors rushed to the house where
he lived. and cried that Ostaszewski
had been fatally shot. The lad rushed
to the alley to see his father, but
learned that the dying man had been
taken to Grace hospital.
The boy was taken to the hospital
BY some men of the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Rumey, In
whose homo the boy and his father
ro0med. declare that they will take
care of little Sigmund, though there
are several other children In the
house; their own grown boys, and an
infant child of their daughters who
also lives there.
The two men who figured In the
shooting ARRAY Of Wednesday morn
ing had long been bitter enemies, on
account of Szelewski's intrigue with
Mrs. Ostasxewski. They had met 90
casionally. and meetings always re-
suited In violent Quarrels and threats.
Tuesday afternoon. Szelewski, who
roomed In the home Of Joe" Brezen.
ski. No. ia Junction-ave.. gathered
up some Of his personal effects, and
told Mrs. Brezenski that he was send
Ing them to his brother, in Cleveland,
(Continued on Pags F1ve)
The Detroit times., 1913-10-01
LYNCH IS DEAD;
YOUNG JOY RIDER
UNDER ARREST
Fred Custer, Driver Of Auto that
Ran Down Man, Is Charged
With Manslaughter
THREE COMPANIONS ARE
ALSO NABBED BY POLICE
''No Use Trying to Hide Any
thing, l Guess" Says Accus.
ed Youth When Quizzed

Frederick Kuster. IT,. who admitted
that he was driving the auto which
ran down Joseph Lynch, last Thurs
day night, at Gratiot and Canton-aves.,
inficting injuries from which Lynch
died In st. Mary's hospital, Wednes-
day morning. was arrested In police
court by Detectives Donovan and
Boersig, Wednesday, when Justice
Gainey raised his bail from $1,000,
with one surety. to $4,000, with two
sureties, and remanded him to the
custody of the police.
A warrant formally charging him
with granddaughter, on which charge
he is registered in police headQuar-
ters, will probably be asked, Thursday
morning.
Kuster's father was surety on the
81 900 bond on which the young man
was released, Tuesday night.
Edward Miller, who was also releas-
Ell on $1,000 bail, Tuesday, appeared,