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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-14

bers are doing q big business. retail
trade Is booming and the .oficial re-
ports OF the street car companies
show that their business and profits
are notably greater than during the
same period year ago. At that time
the earnings were $6.2S4,067; this
year they were y6,6l1, 339.95. an In
crease of $357,322.45. ..-s
Bank cearings In st. Paul increased
S40,3S7. 705.01 and In Minneapolis the
record was substantially the same.
New buildings increased S3.s64.141:
postofice receipts increased $685.
1855, and that division Of the North
western railroad directly tributary 10
the twin cities showed net profits $50
per cent greater than In 1919.
When the war came and al trans
Atlantic shipping ceased. there was.
Of course. jar to credits and some
apprehension lest the wheat might
not nnd market at the expected high
prices; but that dificulty has passed
Wheat has recently been going from
New York at the rate Of one TO two
million bushels q day, and. In addi-
ton. much wheat has found its way
through Canada TO foreign buyers.
Also there 70 . larger stream going
now from Seattle somewhere into the
Ear east.
The mills are working overtime
Flour 10 a. good N gold. and the
millers know that -four In an eastern
warehouse 10 bound TO be valuable
soset for the next two years at least.
The banks have no need 10 hoard
money. They took their share Of the
currency put out by 6scre-
tary McAdoo. but they could have
done without II. Except for one bank
n Duluth. there were no northwest
bankers on the treasury departmentS
list Of those who were boarding their
deposits and refusing loans ct reason
able rates Of interest.
Only az the tangling lines Of credit
stretch into the less prosperous parts
Of the world has business here been
Jared. A man with creditors In the
east or south may be pressed for
money.
In one case I heard Of q deal In
volving the sale Of land valued st
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RELATIONSHIPS"
TO BE KEYNOTE
OF CONFERENCE
,Ce.ti..ed from rsss oas)t

by David II. Porter. international 4.
n. C.. A. secretary for high schools;
discussion led by I. Il. Gilbert super
intendent Of the Grand Rapids schools
wednesday, 1880 p m.--rhe asso-
Citations relationship to civic anairs'
frst, fundamental principles; second,
the possibility OF developing men;
third. SPECIFIC ways Of doing this;
address by L. E. Stewart. attorney OF
Battle, Creek; discussion led by e. j.
Getaway, OF the Port Huron Times
Herald, and Samuel Van Horn. judge
of the Kalamazoo juvenile court
THURSDAY. 3 q. m.-The associa-
tons relationship to industry; nrsl,
fundamental principles; second. ways
In which this Relationship is nnding
expression; address by Wilfrid &,
Leland, vice-president Cadillac Motor
Car Co.,, Detroit. and chairman OF the
state executive committee OF the
Michigan Y. NJ. @. A.: discussion by
II. b. Lundburg. superintendent Mich
igan Screw Co., lansing. Fred A.
Cowen. general manager Michigan
Motor Casting Co.. Flint; Guy w.
Rouse. general manager Worden Gro
Gerry Co.. Grand Rapids. and others.
Z Thursday. 1880 p. m.--Addrsss. "The
luxury OF struggle" by the Rev. Allen
A. Stockdale. pastor OF the Fret Con-
grsgational church. Toledo. o.; dis
question. The associations relation
ship 20 the church: nrst. use OF
church members In the Y. M. c. A.;
second. use by churches OF the asso-
citation: third. training leaders for
the churches."
The report OF q commission Of six
on the Y. NJ. c. A. work In the
churches will be given Thursday af-
ternoon. The Rev. o. J. Price. pastor
Of First Baptist church. lansing: the
Rev. J. Percival Huset. pastor Of First
Congregational church. Detroit; James
Schermerhorn, publisher Of The De-
troit Times. Detroit: Prof A. q. Hall.
registrar Of the University Of Michi-
gan: DR.. A. @. Studer. general secre-
tary OF the Detroit Y. NJ. C. A. and D..
r. Strong. general secretary OF the
Port Huron Y. NJ c A. comprise the
church commission
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PROPOSALS WANTED

~. . OCt0o8I trA<.
Sealed proposals win be received by
the Villages Of Crosse Pointe and
Crosse Pointe Park. Wayne Co, Mfshi-'
gan. at the Village Hall In Crosse
Pointe village. corner or Maumee ave-
nue. and Roosevelt Place. up to sac p.
M Oct. 10. 1914
said proposals TO be for paving the
Cadieux Road between JEFFERSON and
Mack svsnues ACCORDING 60 the pisns
4 esrtined check made payable TO
the villages Of Crosse Pointe and
CROSSE Pointe Park for one Thousand
l,eeo. oo) Dollars must accompany
each bid. Said check to be forfeited
10 said villages In case the successfuf
bidder fails 20 enter into contract with
said villas es within ten days after the
contract has been let To him.
The right Il reserved to reject any
y Plans and specifications can also be
seen az the Office OF the Village En-
ginesr se2 whitney Once Bldg
THOMAS CAMPAU q SON.
Village Enginsers
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rORY, PLAY BY PLAY, OF HOW THE
BRAVES MADE 1T "A CLEAN SWEEP

through Collins, whstted PsasAing
thlrA. Gewdy famed, loeking at .
called tAirS strike which spDsorsI q
BE hAgh and insiae the plate. On N
.tsexssed ssssie stssl schmidt was
No rus. two Hits. no errer.
Mann weat 60 ieftasl1 IN pasee %
Csaneliy for the Braves. Psnnsck
1esksa- decidedly snsteaAy sntfl hs
sAowsA his stuH ~ whining G0wdy.
SEVENTH INNING.
ATHLETICs-wslsh waikea. walsh
teok seeoaa Oh . wild Ditch. Barry
fannea, and walsh was douhleA q
second. 0sway % Evess. q very fast
Ne rs.. No Mt. No error.
Walsh got the surpxise 90 HIS life
whsa he was niDped at seeoaa On Bag
ry's strikeout. The stanAs poareA wfth
aeh.nf st the eHhibltsea Of the nrsvs
MISUNDERSTANDING ess, Cssis.s 70
n Dsn a.. s .s:. :; .. .:s,., !.
Baker. No run. 10 hit. no errsr.
y - EIGHrH INNlN0..
ATHLDTICS--Pennoc suS, Evers 70
Sshni1t 90 nrst bell DhteAs1- MnspAy
01ed Co Mann. II was q hoaufIful run-
Ming catch. Olaring MED 60 1rvers.
Ne run, No h1t. no errsr.
D0srON-cvers fanaed. Mann cot.
Collins Co Melssis. Wh1ttsA walked.
third ON . Dessed ball. sek.Sdt fannel.
No run, NO LIT. % error.
NINTH INNING.
ATHLETICs-CeIlins famed. He
swuag hard NJ the last one. Baker
cot, Evers 60 Schmidt. MeInnss ont
Deal Go Schmidt. No run. no Ait. no
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XsHING AT
TACK BEATS COLD
SCIENCE IN GAME
'atansed freA fsge o.s).


- The Athletics were hitting
:. nor ave innings. but always after
lance TO score was gone. Once
panaged to get two hits togeth-
1 sharp work by the Brave In
& nu1led the hits. The smash Of
11ne was caused by q runner try
- take two bases. He bad them
Y 1kkhough he never should have
\ " take two bags on q lift at
Mage Of the game. and he was
~ on the bag and nailed. The
chance that the Athletics lost
sWhen Walsh. after seemingly
rs away the game with q hit,
II into trap and was caught on
"a with no one out. Evers took
hrow with one hand. showed II
Ne runner and broke UP the bat
- that play on the Athletics
~ beaten ball club. They showed
their every movement and they
70 destruction In the same quiet,
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four million dollars 70 = Belgian avn
dicate. The money was 20 have been
paid In Brussels on the day war broke
out. OF course, that deal did not go
through But these are isolated cases.
The northwest has begun TO reap the
harvest which must come 10 the coun'
try which has what the rest OF the
world has not but cannot i've WIN
out.
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CITY OF DETROIT - OFFICE or
CITY TREASURER
Detroit Oct. Z. 1914.
Notice 10 hereby given to ali persons
interested that there have been Med
In this Office the follo~ing named as
ssssmsnt rolls: 81 ~, ! "a
FOR PAVING STREETS Ann

Roll No. f43s--For paving ana grad
ms Dicksrson avenue, from the north
line OF Jsnsrson avenue TO the south
Su Roii Ne o. ,ke5Snevni avenue;
Pam.r sssns. f! Ran'r X. sc cs.s sI rs,
o. NJ; Elliott avenue TO the west line
- roll ii'i No. , sysnJs n.v,, 80 80.
ing seward avenue, from the wesf line
Sf HAMILTON boulsvard to the east curb
me 1f qrssnnsid svenue:
H9R, 70; ltse-Eor grading and paw
line Of Bachanan street to the South
Roll No. list For sr.dins and paw.
west alley In block bstwssn Spruce.
Perry: Fifth and Sixth streets.
Roll No. llSs--For grading and paw
Ing Aiisy No; s4i: being the sllsy y
isrswstsr and wiikin strsets $3.50
Roll No. l43s--For grading and pay
Ing Alley No. $50. being alley IN block
rom sys ss so rns M 1rsn
watsrIoo street 20 the soutn curb liHs
,ns Eo x,i ss. No sss e pay
west alley In block between second
asepue, Cass avenue, Brainard street
and yeIden avenue. ~ -
days from the date no Of sSs nsscs 'n Par
4, and become due and payable IN
one two and three years. Respectively
from the date OF this notice together
fs9m the date OF the continuation Of
EI:hs, Of ssid parts may be paid
s wse Without os interest tsS% the date Of the
II either OF said parts one two.
three or four shall not be paid whom
and inisrsss AZ II. rate PEE ssf' p ssn cent
from the date Of confirmation OF the
assessment will be added and the
premise ss.ss , will be advertised
MAX @. KOCH.
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FOB CONSTRUCTING vITRIHIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 7ssS--For constructing .vitri-
ned crock lateral sewer No. 1893. In
ilfy u s,Ssk ssSn ssS x n,sS R ave:
Roll No lsss-For constructing .vit{i.
ned crock lateral sewer No. 1886. In
alley in block bounded BY Philip. Man
Roll No. 7s6s-For constructing yitri-
dsd crock lateral sewer No. 1853. In
alley In blocks bounded BY O'Nsfi Phil
~ and waterloo avenues.
a. no ero SG p.s.r.i seven No
fourth and Thirty-tsird streets. Ne
oraw and Warren avenues
so sro SH lateral .swsr So ss4s n AZ
ley IN blocks bounded by ~ G. r. r..
srringwsiis. Krupp and Lafayette ave-
Roll No. 5sss-For constructing vitri-
ley IN block bounded by Central. Flor
IDA, NcGraw and Wagner avenues.
Part Il due and payable within 30
days from date OF this notice. Parts 2.
two and three yesra respectively. from
the date OF this notice. together with
interest at the rate OF ~ from the date
when the work was accepted By the
Either Of said part. may be paid
notice, without interest
II either Of the parts one. two. three.
four .hsi no, a Be- paid Then and n IL.
terest at the rate Of Z per cent from
by the city viii be sddsd. And the
premise. assesssd will be sdyertissd
MAX o. KOCH,
A-sos. City Treasurer.
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Chalmers Avenue ...... June I. 1919
Carver Avenue .....,.....M May Is. 1918
Seminole Avenue. June 80. l2l3
Gibson Avenue ..........sJuns I 3s
SAID street. ana alley: to be paved
according e the ,.pscinnssatisSans for con.
adopted s1sss Sa Isn a. isi. a.pSsii,c con.
s sssi@a sa'p of the city Ens,nss S q
o. of0 sss City 81, q p ssa ' 'as'.
Bidders win state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
for Sot p a. Sss PIN
price per iinsa1 foot for rStaining
plank or stone, etc.
entire of the work or material Tor any
street or section Of street ~ per qusn-
titles stated In the estimates and the
est est on assrssssins the above details
or iootinss made by bidders.
closed in separate snvslope. q certified
psrtment OF Public Works Of the city
Of Detroit, as follows:
sterling Avenue .........,.,@e 10000
Churchill Street .............. 10000
Seneca Avenue ....,.......... 10000
Chalmers Avenue ........,... 500. 90
Carver Street ..............,. roo. 90
Seminole Avenue ...,........ 100000
S,cson ASohuo ..s..s........ istvv.vy
Witch sum win be forfeited to vy the
City OF Detroit In case the bidder fails
to enter into contract. subject 70 con-
nrmation OF the Common Council with
-. sssdsr ~ the b.ps s ss;D q Sssiie
The bidder whose tender Il accented
will be required TO- furnish With his
SonS e a., se cRpr9ysf surety eSmpsn
amount Of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith
full performance OF his part OF the con-
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
for drst paving, or the proceeds there
Of. ~ such bonds are purchased by the
sinking Fund Commissioners accord
| ing to law.
No bid win be accepted from any
person or nrm who IL In arrears or
default to the City or Detroit. SEsl
Specifications In details for the above
work may be had on application to the
secretary. - 4tN
The Department OF Public works en-.
pressiy reserves the right to reject any
An proposals. shall be made in du-
GEORGE H. FENKELL.
sSe1 A-sS0 Commissioner.
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q. waish famed. No r.a.. tive Aits,
q. g: :. =. =. 49, as. ~. 10 =, 49,: ::
many a. they sss q. the satiss arss
sa.e against hi.. sst rs.s were issi-
Bosros-Ev.r. w.lneA. sAswH.y,.
feslsw ~ hes. Cesssisy s.s.- Ceiis.s %
Meia.is. Celiiss AsA . desbie play
before hin. bat fsahlsA nsaentsrlly
::....s 80 :: ce;:. s.:.. 1870, 1890
third. wAitted's rsp wss. tee bot Tor
EAais 20 handle. TIE AsAsetscs' isaeI1
nse 2 ssr.tegy ssare .eeti.s wftr
I.nis, Evers seerins. ana wSitse1 tak-
ing second. Gewdy eut. skawksy %
MeInais. Ose rus. eas NJ, 10 erres.
,.ss.. cam. :: 1890 s.i.s re :: ~:
wild. however. pitching then eveyy
place but ever the paa. To Gaan any
control ne had 90 resort to straigks
eses. .----
FIFTH INNING
ATHLETICs--Berry- siasieA. ne san
h0unefng over Deals AsaA- II we liz
1rst hit Of the sesfsa. sehmG cot.
cd. Save, s:.s,sS = 1 I.es.ss. ssS,
seorfng Barry. IL was . beaufAfu1 drive
between Cesnslly snd Whkftsd end
would have hesu Q homo rus On 81
sesaidt. sh.wksy tsk,ss fAirs. o,S-
Rag fsa.ea o.s r.n.- two hiss. 10
RaiSlvn Had o,ari.s .w,.ss.x nm.
tng them bye fest. Although the Ath-
letics have collected seves hits ~ 60
this time. the nfth inning was the nrst
row.
BOsTON-MsrssyiIIe ont. harry 60
MeInnis. He htt the nrss ball Stitched.
Deal cost. Baker 20 McIssts- Deal get
snswnsy IN In tie hole ~ n: start ~
Rudeiph sisgied 90 center % the arst
ball. IL was . eerkiag Mae drive.
I Moran doubled Co left center. RaAslph
Ter, seori.E Rsdeiph and Mersn. Il
| was n wicked drive that shot past
shawkey like . shell shot from . Ger
% ana s....~ .s s,.s 3 s "a Ar:
Two runs, three hits. no error.
J n. Brsves crosses shawksy. Deal.
Rudolph .nd Mers. he the irst ball
put en-. bell over s<~ss.s Of tie m.
| certainty Of bic control. r
SIXTH INNING. "
I ArHLETICS-Coiiiss out. MaranvfIis
90 schmidt. = resi- wonaerfuI pfay. TAs
vile s.s IN s.es ss sss -. ~. :.s .e.esS
4 . great sss1st Baker feuksa Go Deal
MeIsais cat, Msssnvfile 60 seh.ist
No russ, no LIT. no error.
isaeId Showed renewed pep and aash-
| ed brififsntly. Collins sssssh over
second would hsve been . list ssse
seeminGiy impossible play On the ball.
Pennsck was called IN Co reD1see
shawkey for the Athletics. Three russ
s.d fesr hits on shswkey In nve In
BosToN-Msss ssss ss ps.ee q Gee
neffy. Masn rsed Co Walsh. Whifted
singled over third. sch.fat sfnsied
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kHTICs--lGurphy eat. Evers 70
- ODar1nG fouDeA Co GosAy.
80 wfna carried tie ball back
ffo0 me plate. bat Hank rot nm
[ConGBeA % Gender. Mixer lied 90
49,. Ne Puss. ene lid. no sYrSrs-
1naDh 11aDosea Of the Arsf TIVE
- tive D1leheA halls, and patehed
I<1wo cell balls- Collins raDpsA .
- eutsale Fer bis hit.
eut. Baker 90 MeIn-
s.a. traes g. wsrk snawkey Tor
- ewing st . GOD enc. Evers
Dnkes % MeInnls on the Afst ball
- Cs..siiy NED 20 Oi1si.g. Ne
*5nD h14 ~ error.
10y wes geisg gesA- He Datsa.
~ oettlsA aad Disagreed % the Side
- p1eehed balls.
SECOND INNING
!LETICe--meInnis eut, Deal 10
III Deal making q great one
- step snd Dsrfeet tnrcw 20 arss
hafe angie. Walss dSnhssA
Svsils % ssi.s1s. Z issf and
~ p1ny ~ The Rabbit. Walsh bs-
1oD1 1t seeeaa. Sehang fssneA.
4 - ess MT. NJ error.
oe1ly .sds 2 srest try fss
ri nnaelph 4usea HIS sies hali 20
IXn1n1e- 9ehano. fairly -hroka- his
ovs1n9fng ~ two Of them. -.
&DxOy--Wnfsted Isnea 60 0fdying.
- = tspr1nc drive. bot Olarsng ran
- sca .sas z stsrii.g eatch.
~ IAN % the nose. bot straight
~ po1eAer. GOwdy walked. shaw-
1<mnVo Mn wfde ones, fearing one Of
leng drlyss int the stand. Ma
ME fcreed Gewdy. harry Co Cot
- - r..s. No hts No srrs...
- TIE crowd eppesred m biz NJ
of yesterday II was 80 cold er-
- the ne1a ere expected shaw
zG1e0Dea m shss fnning co wsrm
( I'D ~ rubbing them.
h THIRD INNING.
MISUNDERSTANDING famed an
s1resehs strfkes. the ssly three
nsas1Dn stitched. Murphy oct
- seh0lai. Deal caught the ball
ovoe the sack and n took q beau
11Fow o. set his sssn. Oldrins
~ - eepesS On the hrst ball pitch
1>on11pE. Gsway 60 NsrsnvfIse.
- IN. No error. ~. Y
~Iy'p threw 80 second. sfppins
vas : D-rsees go. Rsse siiS
EQ4velle wes waiting for him.
IS ns1sspb sst. Marry 90 NeIs-
~ wos - easy Keller which
nasl1es prsesscsisy wishost ef-
Wornn ont barry 60 NeInsts
- - erder. bet 10 nen had faced
~ - t1os t1ne and Gowdy wss
ee'y - 49,: :: Ess ss :. se.s.
1LHIlCscssslns sss; Eysrs e
~ Doae l1ne watch was too bot
11t ws1nen se.eled 90 lefs,
- oeeen1. ceonee1y 60 Deal ss
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Msr.s. Hn.--oa ss.wkey. IN IN.
sisgsg 90 Pesneek- ? In Innings.
Dosble piays--6eway and Evers. Lsnf
First ksse on bsifs--0G shswkey, ~
OF Pesseck, = struck 0ut--By Pes-
soek, 8. Psssed bsii--schsng. VITA
,sftch--Rsdeiph. TIsse--fsSo. Implies
Acid. kieap rfght s~id. Dfnsen-
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Il.--Russia.
md German troops sre Aghtfng
Wsrsswg the PetreGrs1 Sereigs
ofaee eabled today.
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)bBAN NEWS



HpoILANTA
&<o 8oltman. OF Harbor
I<@oo6tng Cleary college.
~ Davis IL chairman Of
No. Giving the Womsn's Re-
conyention banQusts Tor
~ and Thursday OF this week.
stretch Of GOOD roads. west
}<y. has nearly reached COM
Martha Hiscock will leave in
1ays tor Pittsburgh. Pa. 20
or home with her SON.
~ G. Cameron has gone 10 An-
~ Ind. 10 spend the winter
@@1noriai service will be held nex I
N ovonins In the Methodist Epis-
&burch In honor OF the late DIR.
0ardam. This will be union
@M 81 all the churches In the city
roeses will be delivered by both
email and business men.
<{(xboro Missionary society viii
< ednesday AFTERNOON. Nov. 4.
~ Sarah Eddy
tony Creek n. f. Ladies' Ala
gin meet Thursday at the
Iuotaliation OF officers In the
+ u. ~. Queen CITY Hive No. "a.
AZ held Thursday evening. So
body OF Mrs. w. II. Gardam wlll
|rooght from Milwaukee and
~ the side Of her hate husband:
Ixon REQUEST co this effect was
a the safe or DIT. 0ardam sfter
4 q a. Brown ana son, Jack. have
~. Brown In washington. D. G..
and Mrs Charlie. Mcrptyre and
|oooph, will 60. about Dec. 4. TO
80. ~ ". where they Will
y ". p u. will give . srscsption
n ovoning In the Baptist church
h FOR the students Of the Normal
1eary coiieges
! Harriet Wortiey was hostess to
|oms association. tuesday after
|Ssns cake ssis win be given by
1o<hodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid
u next saturday. In connection
The rummage sale with which
nre being 30 successful.
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DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. October IL. 1914.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Department OF Public
Works Detroit. Mich, until Monday.
dard time. at which time and place they
will be opened. for Furnishing all the
labor and material and paving. repay
Ing, etc. the streets and alleys named
below. within the limits mentioned In
the City OF Detroit. with the styles Of
pavement stated.
In submitting proposals for the fol-
lowing streets and alleys. contractors
for paving street and alley intersec-
lions 10 exhausted. and that payment
for same will be deferred until further
sysilaSie' n aecordanes win re.ointion
adopted Aug. 4, 1914
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ana DSnlnd cuID.
AIS iineai feet Of retaining stone. old
medina curb may be used
CHURCHILL 81. (Psving)
Aasessns.t Estinates.
242s cubic yards OF excavation.
22s7:si lineai feet Of curbstone (nsw)
ss9s,si :suar. yard. Of reinforced
so.e7 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
city Estimates.
gag cubic yards Of excavation.
50 lineal feet OF new curbstons
asis iinsai fsetsof new eurbstons in
s5s.tI square yards Of reinforced
s.ss cubic yard. Of eonerete under
isa iineal feet of retaining stone.
Old medina curb may be used.
SENECA AVE. (Paving)
Assessment Esti.stes.
sum, ns. y fss, q q s sassssn new
sios.so square yards of reinforced
concrete Thomas system) paving.
and behind curb.
City Estimates.
III cubic yards OF excavation.
50 linsai feet Of new curbstons
is.ss meal feet of new curbstone In
as MedD circles furnished by con-
er .s: sr isa.. g ss s 5 r.sss con-
tss cubic yards Of concrete under
!, s g linsai Zee, Of rstsinias stone. old
Medina curb may be used.
CHALMERS AVE. Paving)
Assessneat Estinates.
1903 cubic yards of excavation.
1lss iineai feet OF curbstons new
siSsss sau.r. yards Of sspAal.lo
concrete on concrete foundation paw
57.ss cubic yard. of concrete under
CITY Estimates.
SO cubic yards OF excavation.
IS lneai feet OF new curostons
cr.i. on ,sSss. safS: e s:Sh sssn CON
s;st cubic yards Of concrete under
M.dn. n: curb sss m. q . S.s stone ola
CARVER 81. (laving)
Assessnsnt Estinstes.
$50 cubic yards OF excavation.
ass iineai feet Of curostons new
,.s:: s:ss , :s: e . "a ssss sss
foundation paving.
1905 cubic yards Of copcrets under
and behind curb.
City Estinates.
81 cubic yards Of excavation
20 linsai feet of new curbstons
iiaSi square yards Of asphaltic con.
sss cubic s.rd: Of eoner.t. under
and behind curb.
Msd q Mns curb s's may q Be- assd ''a 80
SEMINOLE AVE. tPavinS)
Assesssess nsti.atss.
7llo cubic yards Of excavation.
si7s.s7 lineai feet Of concrete curb
ls,ss lineal feet Of new curbstone IN
(4-fa n Ned circles Furnished BY con-
tractor. Two dressed inside, two dress
'4ssc.ss .au.r. yard. Of ssphsisle
concrete on concrete foundation paw
.s,sI cubic ysrds Of concrete under
CITY Essinatss.
2ol cubic yards OF excavation.
.,s ~ 'inss, ffSsS 81 new concrete eor0
a:D s siSs q farnl.SsS ~ con.
ssSsi square yards Of ssphaitic con-
crate foundation paving.
and behind curb.
ITO iinsai feet Of retaining stone. old
Medina curb may be used.
GIBSON AVE-. (Pavins)
Asssssn<At sESsiaatss.
y; sDS' s.l S'f f::s q & :s;sssss ..
Sis.sc square yards Of cedar block on
e'ss sss sSsis Yards Of eOner.t. usdsr
CITY Estinsses.
1; fS sss, y,sss q '1 ne.
ISL iinsal feet OF new, curb.tons IN
li-ie r. Ned circiss furnishsd BY con-
issi ssysr. yards Of cedar on con-
81. cubic yard. Of cohersss under
and behind curb. ~
ALLEY lo7 Paving,
Assessment nssssAas>s.
g, cubic yards q o. e. s, q !. o,,,..
s' sss 'in! Si''ss .., Of retaining plank
CITY Esss..ase~
NONE.
The time 20 be set In the contracts
for the completion OF the above paving
fohs shall be az follows:
Sferling Avenue. ..........Juns I. 1915
cSnrchui sfrest ..... June T. Isis
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Reinforced Concrete
STERLING AVE. (Paving)

From the north curb line OF Holden
to the south line OF West Grand Boule-
ward, 20 feet wide. with reinforced
concrete tThomas System) on concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid upon
and ordered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-14
BUSINESS IN
NORTHWEST Is
.... ON THE BOOM

tce.ti..ea fre. Page o.s).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-14

From the north curb line OF Lodge
to the south curb line OF Ferndafe. 20
feet wide, with reinforced concrete
Thomas SYSTEM on concrete founda-
curbstone that may, be bid upon and
ordered.
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CITY OF DETR0IT-0FTICE OF
THE CITY TREASURE

DeuofT SSpt. =" tn.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 All psrson..
In this office the following named as
noosment rolls:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-14
CHURCHLL ST. (Paving)

From the north line OF West Grand
Boulevard to the south curb line OF
Pallister, 2s feet wide. with reinforced
concrete Thomas System) on concrete
other curbstone that may be bid upon
and crdAraA 4