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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

BLEEcKER ST., 5o--six room-newIy deco
rated apartment; all latest improvements;
rent $35. Janitor. on premises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
FACTORY SITES TO LET

FACTORIES AND FACTORY SITES to meet
the needs and requirements of every man
ufacture.
FACTORIES BUILT TO SUIT.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Inc, Essex Bldg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

observation-disclosures sites, S75 and UP;
terms to suit. BROWN Il KINGSLANb,
Firemen's Bldg. Maps location, prices, etc,
on application.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

RoSDvILLE, IS South 9Th st-Eight-room
1.family house; located convenient to .
trolley lines; Baltimore heatersi newly deco.
Eatedi rent 500. Inquire BDWAED w. MAR.
TIN CO.. Is Bathgate Dl.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

YCLES-the motorcycle SUI
ed, but never equaled; ex-
na In used machines; call
nd prices. W. II. SPEAR
st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
LOUIS sCHLESINGER. INC.
BARGAIN LIST OF
GOOD RENTALS.

APARTMENTS, 1866 Clifton av.--F,v.
and six room beautifully decorated anart-
ments containing all latest improvements.
reasonable rentsi near Branch Brook PARK
Janitor. on premises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

BLOOMFIELD
BLOOAIFIELD--Modern 10room house, par
quet floors, oak trim, centre hall, electric
lights, steam heat; large porches; minutes
to trolley, minutes to Lackawanna station
25 minutes to Broad and Market SITS; $40
SCHERER. Essex building
NEW MODERN house; seven rooms; tile
bath; steam gas; electricity; convenient
to everything; $50; good tenant. Inquire
81 Maolis av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

THOR AIOTORCYC
preme initiated,
ceptional bargains
for catalogue and
85b Washington st
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

An ideal home in an iesal Eoz: nav
building: everything brand new and up 70
date; all large. light airy rooms; beauti-
full decorated; in four or five room suites.
rent remarkably low for this section; only
two minutes from four trolley lines; high.
class janitor service
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
STABLES TO LET
INSTRUCTION

DRAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE has recently
published and is distributing, free upon re-
quest. Commercial" Shorthand and Type
writing" and ''Secretarial' Booklets. These
contain complete outlines and should he COM
pared with those of any other school.
II interested call, phone or write for one
of these attractive, valuable booklets.
Positions secured for all graduates.
Day and Evening Sessions.
90 Broad St, and East Orange,
Newark, n. J. n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

STORE In Keeney Theatre Building, on
Halsey ST., one block from Market ST;
suitable for barber, tailor, auto supplies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

APARTMENT ESSEX, 2 Broad st-Eo,,,
and five room and bath apartments hassi
tifully decorated; rent $40 to s35 per month
Apply Janitor, on premises
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

TwO-FAMILY house, eight rooms part i'm
proyements, for sale cheap. s2S Parker st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
LOANS-MORTGAGES

FIRST mortgage loans on improved real e..
tate, ia sums ranging from $1,000 TO
$4,000. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Inc. Es
sex building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

CORNER, on Washington st.-Two floors.
suitable for rooming house or lodge rooms;
corner; low rent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
STORES AND OFFICES
TO LET

STORE on Halsey ST.. opp. Hahne's; heat
furnished suitable for automobile sup
plies. delicatessen, etc
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
HEAT TAKES TOLL
in EASTERN STATES
Three Dead In New York, Six
In Philadelphia and Two
In Boston

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Three dead
IN New York, six In Philadelphia,
two I'm Boston, and several IN other
eastern state cities was the partial
list OF victims for the "a hours end
Ing at 2 O'Clock today OF the first
serious heat wave that has made all
the territory along the Atlantic sea.
board swelter for three days. There
have been scores OF prostrations
In New York and many contiguous
cities the intense heat was accom-
panied by thunder storms in which
several were killed by lightning. The
electric storm In Upper Manhattan
was quickly followed by a shower OF
hail that smashed many windows
along Riverside drive
After a night OF almost insufferable
heat and humidity the greater city
awoke TO what Is forecasted TO be
the hottest day OF the year. The tenn
perature az a. m was SO in the
shade. Hundreds from the choking
hot east side were driven from the
sitting tenements 10 spend the night
I'm the open
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
WOMEN BARRED
IN CAILLAUX TRIAL
Woman Who Shot French Edi-
tor Does Not Trust Members
of Own Sex

PARIS, July lS,-With her liberty
al stake in the trial opening Monday
M the court OF assizes, Nine Joseph
.CaillauN has let it be known that she
does not trust her own sex enough to
permit their presence In the court
room while she Is being tried for
the shooting OF CASTOR Calmette, ac-
cordlng TO an attorney here today.
Women will be barred az the ex.
press request OF Nine Caillaux her
self il is stated The assertion was
made by Attorney D'Arban, who
though not connected with the case,
claims 20 have the story from an ir-
refutable source.
All arrangements have now been
practically completed for the trial Of
the beautiful wife OF the former pre-.
mier who shot down the editor Of
lie Figaro In his Office because she
understood he intended publishing
certain private letters written to her
by CaillauX prior 20 their marriage
and while she was the wife Of an
other In discussing the arrange
ments, Attorney D'Arban said Nine
CaillauX expected the fear that II
women We're admitted they would
take a hostile attitude as happens at
all such trials. and openly show their
hostility as the trial proceeds This,
Nine Caillaux feared, would infiu-
ence the jury and lessen her chances
OF acquittal, D'Arban said
Nine Caillaux therefore decreed. ;"
said the attorney, "that women should
not be admitted TO the trial, and they
will not be
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
Notice TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion Of garage and elevator
work In connection with Receiving
Hospital, for the Board OF Poor Com
WisSioners. Will be received AT the Of
nee Of the Poor Commission until y. IN.
Tuesday, July -, 1914 Plans and spe-
cihcations ON file at the office Of the
architects. John Scott ~ Co, 2326- 2330
Dime Savings Bank building. Detroit.
Mich Proposals 60 be addressed 10
Harry VI prenzlauer, Secretary mark
ed on outside % envelopes proposals
for Garage or elevator. according 20
bid
Each proposal 20 be accompanied by
n certified cheque. OF amount equal 20
. per cent OF the bid payable 20 the
Board OF Poor commissioners OF tho
city of Detroit Mich.
The Commission reserves the right
90 reject amy and all proposals. or TO
accept any proposal deemed advan-
tapcous Go the City of Detroit
Tho amount OF the Chequc To De for
fcited tn case the contractor submit
ting same refuses or ncglects 70 on
tor into contract, and furnish the me-
cessary bonds
JOHN s. HALL. President
HARRY -. THENIiAUER,
Secretary
Detroit. Mich. July -. 1914 : A-7es
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
ABBOTT Furnishes
ERIE RAILROAD
Deems Remark of Roads Head
Out of Harmony With
Auto Industry

When President Underwood. OF the
Erie Railroad Co, arrived at Milwau.
kee on Thursday Nof this week. he
stated in an interview that has re.
ceived widespread publicity that he
blamed the moving picture shows and
what he termed the automobile
craze" for the so-called hard times eX-
perienced in some sections of the
country OF late. Some of the local
automobile manufacturers are taking
exception 10 Mr. Underwoods view of
the situation in no uncertain terms.
The following is an order issued by
the Abbott Motor Car Co. and bearing
upon this subject
To the Trafnc department OF the Alb
bott Motor Car Com Thursday OF
this week. President Underwood. Of the
Erie Railroad Co. ia an interview at
Milwaukee. stated that in his opinion
moving picture shows and the auto
mobile craze" as he termed it, were
Jointly responsible for the greater part
OF the so-called hard times We be-
DeNe that such an attack upon the au-
tomobile business by a railroad official
or Mr., TnderwOod's standing at this
time is ill-adviscd In the extreme. un-
warranted and manifestly unfair TO the
automobile manufacturers in parttcu-
lar, 20 the city Of Detroit i'm general,
working people and their families who
find IN tho automobile Industry OF De-
troit a worthy and satisfactory means
OF livelihood.
From what the head OF the Erie
Railway CO. has stated IL is evident
that there Is a very considerable fac
tor in the management Of that system
that Is. TO say the least operating out
OF harmony with the best working In
terests OF the automobile industry We
believe, therefore that the freight and
express business Of the Abbott Motor
Car Co. which since the organization
OF the company few wears ago has
amounted TO total OF over 5000 ear
loads OF freight and over A30 600 par
cells Of express. should be divided
among such railroads only - main
tain policies that arc constructive i'm
those things IN which we arc particu-
larly concerned
Please therefore from now on and
until further notice route all freight
and express shipments by the way OF
lines other than those OF tho Erie Rail
road co as matter 81 record copy
OF this order is 20 be fled with the
local state and national transportation
clubs and associations I'm which this
concern has membership.
tSigncd)
ABBOTT MOTOR CAR co.
NJ j. HAMMERS.
Vice President
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
PROPOSALS
FOR The CONSTRUCTION
OF PUBLIC SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received az
the office OF the Department OF Puhlio
M9rks. Detroit Mich, until Tuesday.
July y. 1914. az 10 o'clock a. M, stan.
dard time az which time and place they
VIII be opened for furnishing ali labor
and materials, excepting iron manhole
rings and covers. which Will be fur
nished by the city, and buildtnr ana
finishing complete. together with tha
back nlling, according 20 the mans ana
PRESENTATIONS on ME- IN this office, the
t0lloWlng brick public sewers to-wit.
Palmer Avenue Public Sewer In
rainier avenue from center line ~ g.
Auoin 10 center line OF Bellevue
Length OF sewer 6,196 feet Cmore or
less) 10 manholes. stump manho,as
1 bellmouth, 2-rinR brick
Hamilton Avenue Public Sewer. In
Hamilton avenue. Jefferson avenue To-
north line OF Charlevoix avenus
Length OF sewer. 8l25 feet. uora 81
less, manholes with iron steps. 2
ring brick
warren avenue and Thirty second
street from Thirty-second street ana
McGraw avenue 70 east line OF HIN
street Length OF sewer 4Ig7 feet.
more or less; manhOles with iron
steps. 2-ring brick
Hart Avenue Public Sewer In Hart
avenue, from center line OF sewer In
Jefferson avenue 10 north lire u Char
levoix avenue. Length OF sewer. 2s2s
feet more or less. Ave manholes, q
ring brick
TlhIlfN ANFWuf iunAlC sewer. In
alley east of Trumbull avenue 70 Lin
colin avenue Length OF sewer iei
feet. more or less. manhole 2.ring
brick.
Kirby Avenue Public Sewer In Klrbv
avenue. Twelfth street 20 alley east Of
Hocla Length OF sewer. SEQ feet. mora
or less; manhOles 2-ring brick
Notc-rSeWers 90 be 0pened or TIM
nelled at option Of contractor
Each bidder must deposit with his hid
"a certified check, payable 70 the order
% the Department OF Public Works. as
follows;
Palmer Avenue Public Sewer 700
Hamilton Avenue Public Sewer. 1900
Warren Avenue Public Sewer< 2sA0
Hart Avenue Public Sewer .. $500
stanley Avenue Public sewer s0l
Kirby Avenue Public Sewer $50
Which sum will be forfeited 70 the
Department IA ease the bidder fails IL
enter into contract within Ave DAYS
after the acceptance OF his OF their
tender upon proper execution OF his
contract bond Contracts 20 be sub
mitted 20 the approval % the Common
Council The bidder whose tender il
accepted viii be required 20 furnish
with his contract an approved surety
bond TO the city OF Detroit and state
IN the tull amount OF contract
The Department ~ Public Works
expressly Neserves the right 10 reject
any or alNproposals.
Checks a\d proposals 90 be placed In
separate envelopes.
An propo\ls 10 be made in dupii-
E ;,'s oEo. H. c PENEEI5,
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
AKRON BOOMING,
SAYS Mr.. STEVENS
No Hard Times In Ohio City,
Now Largest Rubber Pro
Queer In World

Vincent s Stevens, former Detroit
er, now secretary OF the Akron, o.,
chamber of commerce, while passing
through Detroit Saturday. stopped a
short time 10 greet old friends He
reported prosperous conditions in
Akron, rivaling those OF Detroit. Our
IL rubber companies are all doing a
big business" he said Some OF
them are running day and night The
result Of this industrial prosperity IS
seen in our downtown district where
four large buildings are now being
built We are now, you know, the
largest rubber producing center of
the world"
The chamber Of commerce of
which Mr. Stevens is secretary. has
about 800 members. Mr. stevens
was formerly q member OF the edi-
torial stan OF The Times
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
RULER TAKES
HAND In HOME
RULE PROBLEM
Delays Naval Review at Spit
head to Confer With Lead
ers of Factions
CABINET DIVIDED ON
CANCELLATION PLAN
Resignation of Minister AdyO-
eating Concession May Mean
End of Government

LONDON, July 1S-With leaders
of both sides grimly determined TO
grant no further concessions, and the
breach as wide as ever, the gravity
OF the home rule situation was forci-
bly, brought home TO England today
when King George threatened to post.
pone the review at Spithead OF the
mightiest war feet ever assembled in
British waters 10 confer with Premier
Asquith The king delayed his de,
parture that he might meet the pre-
mier He left for Portsmouth late
this afternoon accompanied by AS
quith
The assembling OF Englands great
fleet cost thousands OF pounds. The
postponement means thousands addi-
tional 10 keep the ships and men at
Spithead Thousands had gone there
TO witness the review
With a minority of the cabinet lean.
ing toward granting Unionist demands
that all Of Ulster be excluded and
with resorting TO a popular vote in
the counties and Nationalist as
strongly insistent that the bill be not
amended, tension today was near the
breaking point
The end Of the present government.
1t was freely predicted would follow
the resignation of any one OF the four
ministers who favor giving Ulster
no pretext for disorders Among
these four Is Churchill who has all
along been admittedly fearful that
the army could not be depended upon
TO move against the Orangempn
As a result OF conferences which
have been held between the leaders it
was reported today that a settlement
OF the home rule question Is near
King George is said to have eXer-
cised every influence toward bringing
about an amicable agreement
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
oil COMPANIES
MUSTDEFEND CUSTER
Suit Involving Penalties of $12,.
100000 Is Brought In Okla
homa Courts

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, July IS
Facing penalties OF $t2400 600
custer, receivership and forfeiture
the Texas OH Co, the Producers OF
Co, and 20 oil corporations, will de
fend, Monday, a suit by the attorney
general OF Oklahoma alleging viola
tons Of the states strict antitrust
laws
Notice OF intention TO begin the
suit was delivered yesterday.
Amos j. Beatty, OF New York, gen
eral counsel for the Texas company
is speeding today TO reach Atoka
whore the suit will be filed The Tex
as company, alleged parent OF the
trust, is said 10 be ready 20 file bond
OF $20000,000 TO avoid receivership
The thumb Ia stronger than all the
fingers put together.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
OSBORN, SAY
| SUPPORTERS OF
EX-GOVERNOR
Enthusiasm At Detroit Meetings
Is Significant and
Cheering
VISITS SAGINAW AND
BAY CITY NEXT WEEK
Upstate District Manager Re
ports People SolidIy for
500 Man

Osborn workers who have been as
ISOLATED with the former governor in
| bis Detroit campaign of the last week
We're very optimistic Saturday over
the enthusiastic reception and candi-
date has received in the many factory
meeting which have been held. They
predict that his opponents viii be very
much surprised when the Detroit re-
/ turns come in c. NJ Dame, campaign
manager already has gone 10 Saginaw,
(which, with Bay City, viii be the base
|of operations next week side trips
probably will be made into the thumb
district with a long jump 70 Grand
Haven, where a meeting has been ar
ranged for Friday night
The meetings OF this week will
|closc Saturday night with an open air
meeting on Ford and Woodward-aves.
lin Highland Park 20 noon factory
meetings were attempted on account
|of its being saturday
at is an interesting contrast 10 see
|how other candidates are claiming the
Support OF aldermen, county clerks
|and other officials and then 10 sec how
|the voters themselves are turning out
TO hear Mr. Osborn" said A. + Fergu.
|son, OF Lansing, who is accompanying
|the former governor wherever he goes.
Saturday Nor is II only in Detroit
|and the upper peninsula that the rank
land file are enthusiastic for him Only
II few DAYS ago. an upstate congress.
|sional candidate assured Mr. Osborn
|that in his district there were only
Two counties 10 which he need send
$50 much as q letter
Here the other day, Mr.. Dame
|motorcd over 20 Monroe county on
|the way he stopped 10 talk 10 a bunch
|of nine workmen in which there were
two Democrats two Progressives and
|the rest Republicans.
Who's your man for governor
|he asked them And do YOU know
every last one of them, except one Of
|the Democrats declared that he was
going 10 vote for Osborn Well that's
|the way It's going all over the state"
Osborn supporters are inclined 10
|retoice oyer the recent entrance Of
wv. s Linton OF Saginaw. into the
|gubernatorial race Linton comes with
|thc sanction OF John Baird standnat
politician par excellence, and for that
reason, so progressive Republican
supporters OF Mr. Osborn say. may be
counted upon 70 split still further the
vote which will be divided between
|Groesbeck and Martindale
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
Philippine Panama Hats.

One Of the ambitions Of the enter.
Iprising Philippine bureau OF agricul.
ture is 20 introduce the Panama hat
industry into the Philippines. says the
Scientific American. The plant from
which the hats are made Is now cult.
waited in Java. where hats are being
woven from its leaves by Japanese wo-
men and children, and the product is
said TO compare fayorably with the
common grades turned out in South
America. The method OF preparing
the leaves is very similar TO that used
In the Philippines in preparing sabu.
tan leaves for weaving sabutan hats.
The Filipinos are skilful hatmakers
and in certain parts OF the islands
hat weaving is the chief household in
dustry. Experiments In cultlvating
Carludovica palmata are now under
way in the Lamao and La Carlota ex-
pertinent stations in the Philippines.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
WOULD INDICT MRS.
CARMAN AGAIN
District Attorney Claims Evi.
dence of More Serious De-
gree of Homicide

NEW YORK, July District At
torney Lewis j. Smith this afternoon
announced that mis- office is working
on new evidence in the Mrs Louise
Bailey case with view of having II
submitted TO another grand jury with
the object of an Indictment for first
degree homicide,
Just what this evidence is the dis
trict attorney would not say Neither
would he divulge the time when this
evidence would be submitted
Smiths statement came just after
Mrs, Florence Carman who was in.
dicted for first degree manslaughter
in connection with the crime, had Civ.
en- out an interview denouncing the
district attorneys office for methods
used in the case.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
HINDUS MUTINY
WHEN DEPORTED
Seize Steamer Which Was to
Take Them Back to
India

VANCOUVER, b. c.. July 1s.-The
British cruiser Rainbow may be sum
moned TO subjugate the Hindos on
board the japanese steamer Roma
gaia, who have mutinied and locked
Capt Yamamoto, master of the liner.
In the hold Of his own vessel. Word
,of the mutiny, which occurred yes
terday. reached here today when the
first officer succeeded In getting a
man ashore with instructions 10 adj
wise the Vancouver authorities.
The mutiny occurred when Yam
amoto was preparing TO sail for the
orient with the Hindu passengers who
had been denied admittance into Brit
ish Columbia by the immigration an.
thorities The Hindus seized the
captain and threw him into the hold,
declaring they would resist Geporta-
ton even AZ the price of bloodshed.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
Poor Fred July; Had
Troubles Thru the
Other ii Months!

The months OF the year have
been figuring quite bit in the
life Of Fred July, according to
bill for divorce filed by him Sat
urday.
He said his name was July.
He was married in September.
He was deserted in November.
He was beaten in December.
He filed suit in July.
He expects to have his case
tried in October
He further allows he was an
= April fool for not doing II long
ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
MRS. PANKHURST
ARRESTED AGAIN

LONDON. 1uly 1S--Again In a
state Of collapse from a hunger and
thirst strike. Mrs Emmeline Pank.
hurst. suffragist leader. was released
from Holloway jail to-day Mrs.
Pankhurst was arrested for the
twelfth time this week as she was
being borne from a nursing home on
a stretcher 20 address a meeting Of
the Womans Political union
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20

OF the Department OF Pubiic Works
Bidders are required 20 hle a cNrfl-
with the Department OF Public Works
bcfoge che proposals are opanRd, con-
ditiOred that should they be found 20
be thN lowest bidders. they will, With :
In five DAYS after being awarded thu
contract. furnish surety company
bond IN the fun amount o. contract
Checks and proposals % be placed in
separate envelopes.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals Is expressly reserved
All proposals 10 be made In dupli-
cate
lf433) GEORGE II. FENKEII.
A-721 Commissioners
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
KEROSENE AND TORCH FOR
100 POUNDS OF CHICKEN

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 49,
(SpeciaD One hundred pounds of de
composed chickens shipped To a local
dealer by a Chicago firm were conhs
Gated by Fred G. Barnard. sealer of
weights and measures. Brainard gave
them the kerosene and torch treat.
ment
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
LEPERS AT LARGE
In LOS ANGELES
Five Escape From County Hos
pital; We're Not Guarded
Properly, It's Said

LOS ANGELES. CAT. July IS
Five lepers escaped early today from
the county hospital and are at large
In the city One is a Japanese and
the others are Mexicans. Health
Commissioner Sawyer declares the
county has failed 70 provide funds
TO guard the patients properly
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
LEAVES EDITORIAL END
FOR ADVERTISING FIELD

Guy G Brown, for four years man
laying editor of the Pontiac Press Ca
|zette and for two years sporting sdi-
tor and municipal reporter OF the
Flint Daily Journal, has joined the
stan OF the Campbell Ewald Advertis-
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20
81 KNIGHTS OF EQUITY
PICKED FOR PITTSBURGH

Knights OF Equity. Court No s..
have elected "a delegates to attend
the fifteenth annual convention OF the
order, TO be held In Pittsburgh. Aug
Is to q This delegation represents
a membership OF 1900
The Detroit times., 1914-07-20

ing service and will have charge Of
the firms publicity writing Mr.
Brown is a graduate of the Michigan
State Normal college from which
school he also has degree He com
pcted his college course at Harvard
university, specializing there in social
and English