The Detroit times., 1913-06-14

his duty as citizen" |
Probably the best jury list ever sub
mitted to the recorders court was
u the panel OF so names for the July
Merm. drawn by the jury commission
lors, Friday morning. Out OF this list
"a Of men, who stand high In the city's
business life, the jury will be drawn
\ that will try Aid. Thomas K. Gilman
July 2. on charges of bribery. Other
alleged grafters may also be tried oy
\ juries from this same panel.
The fact that Friday. the thirteenth
day OF the month, the big double
\ h0odoo," was the time for the draw
ing. will have TO be blamed II any
thing goes wrong with the jury.
"A splendid jury list" was Judge
I Phelan's comment. and he added ::
And they will serve when called. too.
II will take an unusually good excuse
4 for them to avoid jury service. Many
{ OF the men in the list, know, vii!
not try to be excused from their duty
to the city as jurors"
Judge Phelan pointed out that one
4 feature OF the list, was the fact that
there is not single man from the
NINETEENTH ward included. The Eigh-
teenth is Glinnan's own ward, which
returned him TO the council after he
y was indicted.
Henry Ford one OF the big bust.
ness men on the jury list, Is out OF the
4 city" said Judge Phelan, but he will
( Be summoned. and am sure he VIII
\ be here to accept service as juror
The panel follows:
Lynn McNanghton. salesman Cadil-
lac Motor Car Co, No 127 Chandler
ave.
Neil McDermid. merchant tailor.
!. No. los Commonwealth-ave.
Josaph nj. Bucher, secretary and
R general, manager Standard Computing
= Scale Co, No. 161 Parker-ave.
y Irold0 L. Brownell, grocer, No. 627
4 Camphellave.
Henry Bean. occupation not given.
No. te8 Trumbull-ave.
Joseph A. Burns, Woodward-ave.
merchant, No. 26S East Grand-blvd.
Thomas Breen, clerk, No. 2b5
i Brooklyn-ave.
wilHam r. Brownlee. Wholesale
lumbesman. No. 1855 Second-ave.
J. Henry Cousins, manager Paper
Sales CO., No. 1913 Avery-ave.
william H. Drury. importer. No. 1853
Avery.ave.
william Dihoe, butcher. No. 400
Chenest
william H. Dempsey, No. 235 Van
Dyke-ave.
Henry Ford, president Ford Motor
D Car Co., No. Sc Edison-ave.
Patrick Farrell, laborer. No. 33G
Fifteenth-st.
Augustus Fitzgerald, secretary anil
q general manager, Morehead Mfg. Co.,
No. 76s Chandler-ave.
Albert H. Finn, treasurer and man.
\ ager Franklin Press, No. 36 Bethune-
ave. west.
James Fitzpatrick, cashier. Fits
patrick Bros, No. 26S Fourteenth-ave.
Gordon D. Fairgreve. salesmanager
Andersen Electric Car Co., No. 5000
East 0rand-blvd.
Aaron Grossman. jeweler. No. 1S4
Nacomb-st.
Max 0rabowsky. secretary Grabow-
sky & Grabowsky Manufacturing Co.,
No. 1918 West Grand-blvd.
Albert r. Grimshaw. mems furnish
ct, No. 1868 West Grand-blvd.
George Hubbard, No. 491 Trumbull-
ave.
Harrison G. Hunt insurance agent,
NO. 1857 Scotten-ave.
william G. Hensler. Van Leyen &
Hensler, printers. No. 456 Field-ave.
Sidney s. Hand, No. 400 Jefferson
ave.
Alfred T. Lerchen, clerk First Ma
tional bank, No. 2429 West Grand
clsrl N. Martel, painter. No. so2
John Mullaney laborer. No. ia La
brunee-st.
Herman Marks, furrier, No. lo7 Frs.
kinSst.
!. Z. Pate, painter. No. sas Town.
Henry Peters, No. s35 Dix.ave.
Thomas n. Plucs. salesman, No. s19
.Avory-ove.
Frank ]. Roehrig, Hunt 4 Roehrig.
( No. y1OoS East Grand-blvd.
III II Reed, No. All Artillery-ave.
WiHiam Rumsey. president W. Rum
sey Co. cotton waste No. lo5 Avery
MI6hasl e. Ryan, contractor. No. io5
Z Alsred-st.
David l. Watson, druggist. No 557
ycflcreon-ave.
Burt r. wehing. No. 27s st. Paul
ave.
4. n. Snyder. baker. No. s1s Dix-ate.
Fred schneider, NO. COZ Dx-ave.
Jamoo \. gkifRinaton. vessel captain
Z m. 10 Joseph Campau-ave.
Anthony summerhof. No. s2s sheri-
donAvo.
< Winiem 3. STANDARD, vice-president
nfnh0nr Wholesale hardware.
\ 1oo. III 0oyburn-ave.
jA1ss Netsydsn. No. 40 Holcome
Z: - 5hs.ssea. Insurance, Ne