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The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
STRANGERS ARE VICTIMS
OE,NEW-FOUND "FRIENDS''

Henry Primeau, OF Chatham. Ont,
paid his first visit to Detroit, Wed.
nesday, and was met at the union
depot by reception committee OF
two. They were young and cordial.
and Henry promptly got into a game
OF matching pennies with them. He
told the police, later. that they had
SIS Of his money
Another stranger who was taken In,
was John Walker. Of Belding. John
met ono Edward O'Donohue. who
gives his address as the Globe hotel,
and he accepted O'Donohue's invita-
ton to bunk" with him. The inquisi-
tive landlord Of the cheap hotel where
they went. thought all was not well,
and peeked through the keyhole. He
told Detective Rogers that he saw
ODonohue take III from Walkers
pdcket while the latter slept. O'Dono-
hue was arrested
John J. Gallagher caused the arrest
II Joseph Neber. bartender at No. az
Jefferson-ave.. and Patrick McCarton.
Q hangeron, for another 81 transac.
ton. Gallagher says the men threw
him down and took the money from
him. They are charged with rob-
berry.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend Section l
W OF an ordinance entitled An
an ordinance entitled An ordinance
iSaj. iys}, 7!S. iSs2, ilh,; rs. iG|,
chSaJp,tear" iii5 Of the 'compiled 6erdi-
nances Of the City OF Detroit for the
year 1904 and also by adding new
a siSns ! l2s,.. and ''w'' approved
It is hereby ordained by the people
OF section .ns 1,'g l. That re Section I'D of an
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
amend section lO) OF an ordinance en-.
titled An ordinance to amend sections
iShJ. iD, iGD. itkJ,' iG. .l(ml, llnj
lS D5 sna ,S i' Of l' &. Com cdnpi n.S
the year 1901 and also by adding new
sections thereto. to be known as Sec
tions !Iy) and itwl: approved Marcn
s a ended to o read sH' :. follow:
Sec i(D. The Are limits Of the City
of Detroit shall also INCLUDE Al that
section OF the city bounded as foiiows:
street: on the south by the National
Boundary line: on the west by the cen
ter line Of Minnie street extended.
street sire and 80 feet distant northsriy
ter Iii line OF Minnie street. extended
eastsrly to the center line a,s OF t Iws nsr
ter line OF Twelfth street to the con-
ter line OF public alley. extended. lying
between Howard and Abbott streets;
thence easterly along the center line OF
said public alley to the center line OF
section OF the City Of Detroit described
Commencing At the Intersection. OF the
center line Of Baker street with the
center line OF Wabash avenue. thence
southerly along the center line 9f wa
ard street: thence easteriy along the
center line Of Howard street TO the
center line Of Vermont avenue. thence
mont avenue to a point 1850 feet north
erly from the north line OF Fort street,
thence easterly on q line parallel to
line of Fort street to the center line
Of Twelfth street, thence northeriy
along the center line OF Twelfth street
to the center line extended Of the al;
Howard street thence easterly along
the center line Of said public alley TO
the center line Of Trumbull avenue,
o. Trumbuli avenue 10 the center line
of Baker street. thence westerly along
the center lire or Baker street to the
place Of beginning except the fpl,ow y,
the intersection OF the center line OF
Twelfth street with the center line OF
Baker street; thence southerly along
the center line of Twelfth street to the
center line of Lacrosse street; themes
easterly along the center line or La :
brosse street to the center line OF al
ley first east Of Twelfth street: thence
northerly along the center line OF said
alley to the center line of Baker
street; thence westerly TO the place OF
L. Beecher's sub. OF part Of lot sSe,
tween Lacrosse and Howard subs. p
Farm. situate on the north side Of ~.
bott street between Tenth and Twyftt
streets, excepting also the east ~ feet
OF lot 3, block IS. WoodbridgS/Farm
situated on the north Sfdc-h Abbott
street. between Trumbull and Nenth.
Approved Nov. tth, 1918
OSCAR Il. MARX,
Mayor.
Attest:
RICHA RID LINDSAY,
City Clerk
Official papers please copy.
(A-267)
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, November 3. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1888.
HOLBROOK- AVE

TO Charlotte vargas. Lizzie Pier
son; Julia Illian A. J. Morning; ~
Trudell: Walter r. Hamper: Thomas
Zoltowski; Gus RIM: Gray Estate Co.
Carl Harung: and to all other persons
owning occupying or otherwise inter
erted In any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Holbrook avenue. In said
city of Detroit. within the limits here
matter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Holbrook avenue, from the east curb
line of Russell street to the west line
Of Grand Trunk Railroad to be graded
and paved. notice IL hereby given thai
an assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on said
Hoibrook avenue, and liable TO be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions of the City Charter, and
that roll OF said assessment IL now
completed, and will remain at the
Assossors' Office. in the City OF Do
troit. from the date hereof until
November Is. 1918, for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN c NAGEL
(A-252) President.
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WALKS into AUTO;
CHEST CRUSHED
Man Alights From Car Just in
Time to Receive Serious
Injury

Floyd Leach. 43 years old. of No.
500 Thirtieth-st., was seriously, per-
haps fatally injured. Wednesday
night. when he alighted from the
front of a street car at Warren and
Wesson-aves.. ana stepped in front
OF an auto driven by George Mebus
of No. 433 Wesson-ave., an employe
OF William Gusts garage at No. 1915
Michigana&e. Leach's chest was
crushed, and he was internally In
jured.
Mebus was arrested, and though he
made statement to Assistant Prose.
cutor Heston that he was driving
close to the curb. and at the right OF
rs miles an hour. he was ordered held
for further investigation. Thursday
morning, he was again taken before
the prosecutor. and several witnesses
substantiated his story. testifying that
Leach was struck by the right auto
lamp, indicating that he had walked
into the machine. Mebus was re
turned to police headquarters, but
will probably be released. according
to Detective Shepherd.
Fred Sugden, 20 years old, OF No
1106 vermont-ave., was badly injured
about the head and body when struck
by a party of joy-riders In a machine
owned by Or. A. w. Brighton, OF Wy
andotte. and stolen, Tuesday night
from in front OF the Detroit opera
house. The accident occurred al
Grand River and vermont-aves.. and
four young men who were In the ante
jumped from the machine and ran
away. Detectives Shepherd and
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DELANEY-Nov. 5. at hts residences.
laney. aged ~ years. beloved hus-
band of Emma Delaney and father
OF Thomas Marion. William. John.
Edward Gerard, Francis and George
Delaney. Brother OF Thomas. Peter,
William, John. and Frank Delaney,
from residence Friday morning at
$40 and Holy Rcdeemer church at
gao. Burial at st. Alphonsus ccme-
terry. Windsor. Ont.
OWNEY-Cathcrine Downey. beloved
wife ~ Patrick Downcy and eldest
daughter OF Dennis and the late
Eliza Boigsr: sister OF Mrs T. ;;
saturday from residence, 2A Hub
bard, ~ $40; St. Aune's church at
2 o'clock Funeral private.
DECKER--Nov. 4. Edwin L., beloved
son of Louis Decker, age IL years
Funeral at $40 and 81 Anthony's
church at 3.
+ ROHLICH--Nov 5, ut his home, "A
Moran-st.. Conrad. beloved husban
Of Marie, dear father of Emma and
(, .. M. from Gcist Bros parlors
81 Macomb-st
HAyEs-Nov. 4. 1919. at her late resi-
dence. 209 sixtcenth-st.. Jennie. be.
loved wife OF Michael Hayes and
mother OF Genevieve, sisters OF .ohn.
Peter and Catherine NooRan, Fu-
neral from above. residence Friday
at Ssg9, Member OF division D. A.
HTwCHCotK--Scv. > 1918, Mrs kath-
arinc W Hitchcock. widow 81 the
late Dr. Homer owen Hitchcock. OF
Kalamazoo.
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OF an ordinance entitled IAN Ordi-
ncee Ia "a .% 1;s i s:StiG q's i ieh i az
ilS. iE}. ids. itm5. i2nl. iso}. itpl.,
Lta) 1(r); its), 40 and ilu) Of
Chapter t5 q the GS ssrais ,o or al.
year 1904, and also by adding new
sections thereto to be known as Soc.
t uon Nv, and i(w). approved
# II hereby ordained by the people
Section l.. That SECTION lss, Of an
amend Sections !. i!.j. i,b5. ias5. isdj,
1(s), 10. 1(gl. 1(h), I'D, I'D, I(k),
lD. iI[m). llny, l{o5,, iSp!; ila(; lTJ;
i d0i; snd ls o. cnspfes LIZ; OF OF
Detroit for the year 1904, be, and the
same Is hereby amended. so as to read
Sec. ics). The Are limits of the City
Of Detroit shall also include all that
section OF the city described within the
following limits. towit: Commencing
HGindf Vest W icS 9st t norsh
line OF brand River avenue: thence
sco Fly. A Sss.n SAID I'M. to
right angles from the northerly line of
Grand Boulevard west, thence easteriy
along said line to the center line OF
the center line Of Twelfth street to the
center line OF Lothrop avenue; thence
easterly along the center line OF 10th
ling HH avenue, then southeriy to tho
southerly line Of. Lothrop avenue.
thence. easterly along the .southerly
lime q e tsen Ss corts
erly along the center line of Greenfield
avenue to the center line OF Lothrop
avenue. then easterly along the center
line OF Hamilton Boulevard; thence
southerly along the center line OF
Hamilton Boulevard to the center line
avenue and Grand Boulevard west;
thence easterly along the center line
OF said public alley to the center line
OF the public alley otssr, OF ooa sha
center line OF the public alley west of
Woodward avenue to the northerly
line OF Grand Boulevard west: thence
iy from the. south line OF Grand Boulc-
ward west and 200 feet distant wester-
ly from the westerly line of WOODWARD
line to the center line OF Wade ave-
nue.; thence northsrly along the center
line of Wade avenue. to point rs
Of drS"a souievHrd VEST tSenee west
erly along said line and parallel to the
southerly line OF Grand boulevard
West 70 the center ns OF annr s
center line of Sterling avenue to the
center line of public alley lying be-
tween Milwaukee avenue and Grand
Boulevard west; thence westerly alone
the center line Of said public alleys "a
the center line of Linwood avenue;
thence southerly along the center Iins
distant southerlY at Might angles OF
tina southeT1y yhe of Grand Boulevard
twa&t; thefce esterlY along said line
W sq t d' nortS nertnff nys 81
GfAnd. bRlkeH Avenue; thence north
sw6sfSNy along )said line to the place
FoY Approved June 7. fs1o.I
Il |eAN OSCAR r. MARX.
NJ Mayor.
City Clerk
ofnciar papers Jblease copy.
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DEATHS

Louisa Wood. 81 Lawrence; 70 years.
senectus; LUCINDA Lamb. Woodlawn.
Hamtramck. ~ years, uremia: John
Mcintyre. S13 Van Dyke, So years. gas
asphyxiation Anna Smith. $40 Dix, 50
years, carcinoma OF liver: Angela MOTTO,
House OF Providence, SO years. cancer;
John Christie, AGA Cardoni. j year,
bronchitis: Frederick Flatman, 215
Marquette, AZ years, pneumonia; Han
nah III. Hessenschahl, Putnam town
ship, 81 years, angina pectoris: Shirley
Corner. isl Chene. % days, hamilton;
George Burroughs. Eloise, Mich, 90
years, tuberculosis; Lizzie Lukerich. st,
Mary's hospital. Is years, -nephritis:
Margaret Underwood. 692 Jos. Cam
pau, 25 years. meningitis; Edward w.
Brevogei Bantisvilie. Okla. 10 years,
apoplexy; .Rpth NJ. Parkhurst s42
Roosevelt, 8 months. entero colitis: Ar
pot Horwath, 2 Cobalt, | month, pneu-
monia: Henrietta Craemer. 297 juno
ton, az years. uremia: Joseph Kasyan.
s36 Lyman, months pneumonia. An
AZ years, peritonitis; Louise Raux. 457
Champlain, 90 years, haemorrhnge or
stomach; James r.. Delaney, 405 Dra-
goon, 40 years. pneumonia; Joseph
betlaff IS years, obstruction OF bow
els: Edward Fetz 80 Goldper, Q years,
peritonitis; Joseph Gorminitz, 11f7
twenty fourth. years. diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
Two ROMANCES
COME TO GRIEF
Love- Wrecks Of Four Italians
Revealed in Suit in Justice
Court

Joseph Rizxo, whose sweetheart had
run away with another man, thereby
breaking up two romauces and leav-
Ing him In debt for furniture. bought
In anticipation OF the coming mar
riage, was the defendant in q suit be-
fore Justice Command, Thursday
brought by Carlo Vsntimiglia for the
recovery OF $3.50 which the plaintifi
claimed TO have given Riaxo to pay
the fare Of his sister, Maria Rixzo,
TO America from Italy.
Carlo and Joseph once were friends.
Carlo fell in idee with Joseph's els
ter. who was still In Italy, by seeing
her picture Maria is only II and
she would not agree to come to such
u faraway country without her par
ents. So Joseph sent his father and
mother the money FOR tickets, but he
did not have enough saved Tor a third
passage. Not to be done out Of wife
for q small thing like that. Carlo ad'
vanced the money. In the meantime,
Joseph fell In love with Catherine
ventimiglia. Carlos sister, and dou.
BILE wedding was planned.
: The folks from sunny Italy arrived
and Joseph rented house in which
VII WciC W hNS tO60SAAci. 0VCu
" eut so far as TO get q marriage H.
cense on June and then Catherine
spoiled II all by running away with
another man. Dissension between the
families soon broke up the other
match SO neither wedding came of
Joseph testified that his sister still
was anxious TO marry Carlo, but that
the latter would not carry out his
agreement because his own sister had
eloped. Carlo. however, said the rea-
son was that his prospective mother
in-law had said unkind things about
himself and Catherine.
: The defendant showed that he had
paid $26 rent on the house which was
OF no use TO him and owed $l65 on
furniture. The justice declared that
under the circumstances he should
have no more burdens placed on him
and dismissed the suit.
He scored Ventimiglia for not mar
rying Maria. and ended his lecture
With the promise to marry them for
nothing and give the groom $40.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
w Moser. 6S7 Ferdinand; p. Podol-
ski, SIT Roosevelt; 8. Kniece, 2ls Will
Jams; 8. Wladyskowski. 1924 Mckinley:
j. Fauba. 1907 Twenty-hfth G. Moenik,
1895 Vinewood; NJ. Protasenia, 81
hospital; ". HARDWOOD, II Pearl; f.
ISL Otis; J. Jones. a2S Belmont a,
Tomenson, 7oS Fort: l. siEEins, 732
Trumbull; E. Goodwin. l03 Tillman; X.
Novak, ZOE Twenty-thtrd;J j. Coap. 49,
Cherry; w. Lindsay. 47e Crane: 8. ka-
bacinski. AS Theodore; u. Culver, 3s4
Congress; N. Gordon. 152 Lincoln; h
Gotyna, Ss7 Chene; A. Burcx. SIT Nit
chell; NJ. Samson. 1859 Fort: p. Lesper-
ance, rs Dalzelle; A. Ouellette. COS Con-
cord
GIRLS.
A. Chrzanowski, 587 Warren. J. AS
sodi 42b Ferry; j. WIadawski, Az
Tlllman NJ. Danielewicz, Florence;
c. Laibovitx, 46S Hastings; 8. 10 CT
cero, 1874 Cardoni; a.. Procopetx, 3l1
Brady: NJ Smotkin, So Cardoni A.
Graichen. 225 Waterloo; o. FRANKIE.
soi Helen; s. Chodacki. 80 Adell: A.
ifH d ~ ersndy; @ BE s9m %"n1ts
o. Lenhard, 310 Jay; f. Smith, 20S En-
glewood; q. Williams. 862 Lincolni j.
Franx, are Toledo: J. Riley. 113 Mel
rose: J. Lewiskt, SIS Lyman; J. Con-
drowska. 949 Kirby; A. Sczepkoszka.
$50 Dubois; o. Coon. $50 Rademacher:
suInoqlsV ge5 'uIlLoA L
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OkBOs
rr ~s II Siss4s pr.ra ss ndss.s y: 4
Or. Rudolph l. Pteiner and Mrs.
Emma Klavon. aged 81 years ~
neral from sons residence. ilot NJ
ana io:'7o O'clock r az & fs Paw church.
Jos. Campau-ave. and Jay-st.
PFEIFER- Nov 2, 1918. Louis G.. be-
loved husband of CAROLINA Pfeifer,
years. Nov. 5, Isia. Carolina, beloved
mother OF Clara Pfetfer, aged ~
years Funeral, from residence, ~
Horatio-st.. Friday. D. m.
W .stoekweil. al. his residence Jog
Euclid-avs. west, beloved husband
OF Margaret stockweii Funeral Fri,
day. $50. from residence ana
Interment at Mt. Elliott cemetery.
via automobiles.
Won ESSES--Nov. 8, at ,3t5 Forest
ave. west. Louise Julia Won Esse 2.
and Marie Won Essen. Funeral SER
vice from residence, Friday at p.
m. private.
WHITAKER--Nov. 4, Alice, beloved
h. a. Brigham and sister OF Mrs. Az
daughters residence, Mrs. Brigham,
1876 Maybury Grand. saturday .
a. m. 1nterment at Grand Lawn via
ZlEL KE--Nov 4. George, beloved son
of the late Frank j. and Mrs an
ME Zielke and dear brother OF Mrs
Frank Daniels Clarence, Rose ana
Edward Zialke. Funeral takes place
from his mothers residence, "
McDougall-ave Saturday mornlns
at . o'clock at st, Elizabeth's church.
Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
BUILoCK-Nov. 5. at the residence OF
his daughter, Mrs n. NJ. Baimer. les
Fourteenth ave, Charles s. Buiiock
aged 70 years. Notice or funerai
later. s>
ELLIOTT (nee Beer)--Meta. beloved
wife OF w. Elliott. daughter OF Aug,
ust Beer at Vallejo. Cal. Body Wi,
arrive in Detroit Nov. D. Funeral
from a2s Montclair-ave, Friday
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Rates. / a WORD

Cash with order. IL charged &c
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than loo with cash; lSc IL
charged per insertion. 49,,
The above rates apply to all ciassl-
f,cations except Blrths. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
snv all Ads preceding Male Help
Births Deaths, Cards Of Thanks ano
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. S2c
for rs words or less. Over 20 woros
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Minimum charge. 500; zoe
per line. Count six words 10 the
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
SUBSCRIBERS TO ACCIDENT
FUND HOLD MEETING

LANSING, Mich. Nov 6.-(Spe-
cial) --Subscribers to the state acct
dent fund are holding their second an
nual meeting In Lansing today. Four
hundred employers who have elected
to have the state administer their In
surance a. required under the terms
of the employers liability and work
mems compensation act, are repre-
scented at the gathering.
The employers represent 1888
employees, said Secretary Robert X.
Orr, Of the insurance commission In
making his report. He declared II
had bsen demonstrated during the
past year that the department. had
been 70 quite an extent an, equalizer
Of compensation insurance rates.
Labor Commissioner James Cum
nlngham and Insurance Commission
sr winship are on the program for
Addresses.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur Miller, 10, FIT. Wayne, IND
L. Mae Schiefer. 10. same.
John Jeffery. IS; Elizabeth Murphy
Samuel Kreisberg, rs; Bertha Lesser,
Alfred shanteau, FL. Ecorse; Bernics
Nelson. IS, Merrill. Mich.
Thomas Moore. 30. Detroit; Anna
'0 Nitro II wy ssyssRsr's 81, Mary c..lyr
Frank Woodland. 80; Vivian Bauer. 20.
Fred Fruih. 2e. st. Clair; Reta Scharf
R,eha, "a Jordan. 49, Jsnnina c. War
Frank j. Jonson. ss. Ludington; An
ma Nelson, rs, Detroit.
Dominck. Bevance. %; Elisabeth
Aiphonse schaal. 81. Detroit; Mab,s
Ross. 20. Toledo, o.
Harry schulz "a: Catherine wado.
lon, 20
John Basman, 2s; Helen Henning. IL.
Louis Setback, 28; Anna Dryta, ~.
Bastian Rupperlee, %; Gertrude
Metty. 20.
Alfred Babcock, %. Kinsston. Can;
William Boettcher, Sc: Geneva Cot
Garrett outwaeter. 2s; Mary schwohl,
Leo r. Caddis, 80, Cleveland. O.; Flora
Miller. 30, Detroit. -
Irving beavis, 20; Stella McElroy, ~
Bruce Omeron, %; Jennie McKenzie
IS.
Frank Dys.ynski. az Mary Sui
coka, 10.
Frank Zajac, rs: Mary Lesiak. 20.
Boleslaus Norewski. 80; Stantslawa
Stowczynska. "a.
W SY;fRn Las Mnsaa ss sarah BA B:oit
Merle Trathan, Is. Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
FOR CONSTRUCTING vTTRIFTEI
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 776s--For constructing Wit
rihed crock lateral sewer No. 1855 I'm
alley In block bounded by Elsmere and
LawnaaIs avenues: Rathbone street
rified crock lateral sewer no. iiil. In
alley In block bounded by Evans ave-
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
votss csst Tor DEAD Man,

McKEESPORT, Pa, Nov. 6.-Tally
sheets from al voting districts In
the Eleventh ward. showed today that
80 votes In Tuesdays election were
cast for w. H.. Duncan. a dead man.
Duncan was nominated for Judge Of
election at the September primaries,
but dropped dead the next day.
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CITY OF DETROIT-0FTICE OF
THE CITY TREASURER
Detroit, Oct.

Notice \. hereby given to all persons
interested that there have been filed In
this office the following named assess
ment rolls.
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NJ FITTINGS =.

ALL MEMBERS OF the Metropolitan
club are earnestly requested 10 VISIT
the home Of our late brothsr,s W., -.
Snow, who has met an untimeiy
death while performing his duty.
The funeral will take place from the
residence, 100 Casper-ave, SATURDAY
morning at 8.
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ycb Printing Dcse Right. Times
Pristsag &c. rs John r. st
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-. ~ r, e. John sss' n .sc. r-''
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


on Columbia Beauty
Parlors, Is Warrington Boulevaro.
and make appointments for treat
ment. Special--Scaip Electro MAJ
ish Baths; also Manicuring. Pedicure
and Chiropody, latest up-to-daSe
methods; Wish to show you the al
trea{ment Hours 10 TO l1--3 TO 3
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TWO Broom houses, modeS
near Clark Park and ore
Woodward; price Of eae4
500. $500 cash and $50 = r1t
c. S. BEADLE & SON
4 McGraw Bldg. Cadillac ~
The Detroit times., 1913-11-07

Official
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-06

Carlisle and Haskell indian schools.
His league playing up to this year
has been altogether in the Western
league, where he put in two years with
Lincr'r, one with Sioux City and one
with st. Joseph.
With the last team in 1912 he Won
% and lost 10 games. His assets We're
Il spithall under a fair degree of con-
troll and a change Of pace, mad the
more effective by the great speed of
which he is capable. His brains are
said to be pretty fairly developed in
a baseball way. He has, too, the ply
siuue to stand a big league campaign,
weighing 100 pounds and being in
height five feet II inches. Critics
expect him to MAKE good with the
SoX.
Johnson is married and has three
children. The family residence is at
Winnebago, Ncb. The pitcher already
owns considerable property there and
plans to use his baseball income for
the acquisition of further property.
with the idea Of finally settling down
as a leading citizen and a member of
the leisure class.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-06
BASEBALL PLAYERS
BEST AFTER THIRTY

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 5.-James
McAleer, president of the Red SoS,
ays that Il ball player should be at
his best between the ages Of 80 and
35 years. To prove it McAleer cites
the supposed ages of numerous stars,
as follows: Jimmy Archer Of the
Cubs, 80; Chief Bender of the Ath-
letics, 30: Al BridWell of the Cubs,
80; Hal Chase of the New Works, 80;
CraVath of the Phillies, 81; Red"
Doom of the Phillies, SO; Johnny
Evers Of the Cubs, 80; Russell Ford Of
the New Iorks. 30; Artie Holman of
the Pirates, 30; Lefty Leifield of
the Cubs, 30; Christy M~athewson of
the Giants, 33: Mike Mitchell of the
Cubs. 30; Earl Moore of the Phillies,
"a; George Mullin of the Detroits. SO:
Lou Richie of the Cubs, 80; Jake Stahl
of the Red SoX, "a: Frank Chance Of
the New Yorks, 80; Joe Tinker of
the Cincinnati Reds, 80; Carisch of
the Clevelands, 80; Turner of the
Clevelands, 32, and so on. McAleer
also calls attention to the fact that
Fred Clarke is Al, Hans Wagner, 80;
Napoleon Lajoie, 81; Miner Brown,
81; Jimmy Sheckard, SO; Kid" Elber-
field, SO; Tommy Leach, So; Eddie
Plank, 80, and Harry Davis, 40.