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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
''DETROITERS' FIRST
POLICY EFFECTIVE.
Labor Commissioner's Report
Proves Value Of Judge Han
ley's Innovation

That the number Of unemployed
men coming to Detroit seeking work
has shown q marked decrease In the
last few days h the encouraging an
nounccment made In q report Monday
by State Labor Commissioner Cum
ningham to Probate Judge Stewart
Hanley who has been one OF the lead
ing figures In the movement to give
TO Detroiters and not outsiders the
opportunities for employment here.
According TO Commissioner Cum
ningham the publicity which has been
given the movement to give to De-
troit men the Detroit jobs has done
much to stop influx Of labor which
Detroits reputation for proserity has
caused.
When the Ford Motor company
raised its wage scale to IS daily. and
the news was printed broadcast. tens
OF thousands OF unemployed began
streaming to the city. This invasion
has continued until the number OF
jobless reached serious proportions,
and Judge Hanley and other prom
inent men started to correct the situa-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

Arthur p. Bowers. Samaritan hos
EmmonS. saT e. tSSa sss fs years. MasGn
ingitisi Charles +. Adams. Grace hos
p,tai oy years, toxemia; Anna Hunt,
III Junction, 30 years senility; Della
keating. Herman Kiefer hospital, SO
years tuberculosis; Mother susan Cor
don. sz2 IL. Jefferson. g. years. carcino-
ma Katherine Ettinger. ia Franklin.
year ileo colitis: Dorotha Ammon.
izo Wabash. 81 years. myocarditis:
anthony Korth. 2e Florence. % years.
tuberculosis: Bridget Nolan, 2ss Tween
y-third. 20 years. mitral linsuf ncisncy:
Angelo Villa. 223 Alger. "a years, NIL
trail sinsufncisncy: Martha smith. 1879
marmon, - years. uraemia: Charles IL.
Wells Providence hospital. rs yearss
burns; Baby suffer. 1917 Fourteenth.
, months. malnutritioB;ssJ Josephine. N.
Ackermann. Ill Trowbridge. 80 years
cancer Thomas j. Taylor 262 Park
view, 26 years. appendicitis. SOFIA Be-
dancy $50 Clinton. I year. diarrhoea;
William 8. Malfait. 1452 Mack. 3
month";. acute diiatation OF stomach:
Gertrude Wiese. Al Illinois, ~ years,
diabetis mellitus: Harry b. Whitaker,
140s Jos Campau. ] month. uramic con-
vuisions:r Francis szcsenanski. 1874
Roma. 1877 Elizabeth. 10 months. ehtero
colitis: Harriet Rundell. 1881 w,
Grand-biyd; q years; carcincma: Au-
senility.s ~ 5es
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
SPEEDERS DRAW
SHARP REBUKE
FROM COURT
Judge Connolly Orders Police to
Get Witnesses for New Charge
Against Rivard
PHELAN WHISTLES WITH
SEvENTY-FIVE AUTO CASES
James w. Phelps, Whose Ma
chine Killed Lad. Released
on $500 Bail

That severe punishment 10 In store
for Paul Rivard. 1S-year-old student.
who drove his fathers automobile on
q wild rampage down woodward-sye..
and struck two young women as he
turned into Michigan-ave.. became
evident In recorders court. Monday
morning. Rivard pleaded guilty to a
charge Of reckless driving. Judge
Connolly instructed police officers to
get witnesses for q second charge
against Rivard, that Of failing to stop
his machine to give aid TO those whom
he had injured.
Rivard's defense was that he struck
the women while trying to avoid hit
ting another pedestrian. No less than
a half-dozen witnesses appeared
against him. Attorney Hal p. Will
SON asked the court for an opportu-
nifty to testify to disprove Rivard's
claim.
Il wouldn't dignity that story by
listening to any more testimony on
It." said the court. The second case
against Rivard will be heard Thurs
day.
Judge Phelan also wrestled with or
dinance violators, Monday, no less
than rs, most OF them autoists, ap-
pearing before him. Wilbur Mercier,
OF No. TOO st. Paul-ave.. drew the
heaviest punishment of the army of
ordinance wreckers. He was sentenc-
ed to serve 10 days In jail for speed
ing his machine at rate Of 35 miles
an hour on Jefferson-ave. The court
did not afford him the alternative of
q fine.
Ray Foyer. driver of an auto truck
for the Elliott. Taylor. Woolfenden
Co.. was charged with operating the
delivery car at q rate Of "a miles an
hour and turning corner at "a miles
an hour.
my speedometer wasn't connected.
SO I couldn't tell how fast was 60
ing" said Foyer.
"why wasn't 1t connected?' asked
the court.
"The repair man at the barns
should have fixed It," said Foyer. III
wasn't my fault"
The Judge brushed his hair back
no less than. three times. Then he
began:
"You can't tell me II wasn't your
fault. You know you ought to have
q speedometer In working order on
your machine. and you know you can
make your employers have one II YOU
want to. You also know that you
were speeding. And now, young man
I'll have you know one more thing
That 10. that you pay fine OF $25 OF
60 to the county jail for 10 days"
Walter Johnson. arrested Sunday
night after the machine he was driv-
ing had collided with an automobile
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
FIFTH WARD.

FlETh WAnD.
Rssoiysd. Thst John Bsdnarkiswlcz.
who resides At No. Ito leland street
sixth d hs aHa OF - the Filth ward, In
place OF John Domagalski. who has
resigned.
Adopted. TENTH WARD
By Aid o,Brisni
Resolved. That the Board OF Regis
tration Of the sixth district OF the
Tenth ward he and they hey are hereby
two extra clerks on election day. Nov
3rd. by reason OF the heavy registra-
tion In said district
Adopted as Follows
Yeas-Aid. Barnett. Bshiow, Bieil.
Case. Dill. Field. Freiwald. Guthard.
Jakei. Knapp, Lempke. O'Brien. owen.
Reid. Rutter schemansky. Schultz.
President Pro TENT
THiRTEENTH WARD.
BY k A,Si Cd oa Tsa, John rinaen. 1ss
Congress street east, be and he Is here.
BY appointed n member OF the Board OF
Reg lstration OF the First district OF the
Thirteenth ward. In place OF Wiiiiam
ODonnell.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Resolved That two additional clerks
be employed In the First district OF the
Fifteenth ward on election day on ac-
count OF the heavy vote 10 be polled
Y eesd Barnett. Behlow, Blsil.
Case. Dill. Field. Freiwald. Guthard.
Jakel. Knapp. Lkmpke. O'Brien. owen.
Reid. Rutter schemansky, Schultz,
President Pro Tem.--si.
Say sNiSxHffEENTH WARD.
Resolved. THAT Emil Kramkow, els
McKinstry avenue. be and he Is here.
by appointed a member OF the Board
OF Registration o. the Fourth district
OF the sixteenth ward, In place OF Jo-
seph Giles. resigned
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Dingeman.
Thsaier. Corner OF Jsnerson and Park
view avenues, be and Is hereby per-
mitted to place poster boards In front
OF theater. provided same are taken
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
Resolved. Thst the Board Of Regis
Of the a,a Be- s s:s the. Of
hereby authorised and empowered TO
employ two extra clerks on election
day, Nov; srd. on account Of the heavy
registration In said district.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid. Barnett. Behiow, Bieil
Case, pin. Field. Freiwald, Guthard,
Reid. Rutter, Schemansky. Schultz,
Thompson. wartell. Veneer and the
President Pro Tem.--21.
Naye--None
BY Aid. Schultz:
Resolved. That the Board OF Reg
istrntion OF the Tenth district Of the
Seventeenth ward be and they are
hereby authorised and empowered to
employ two extra clerks on election
day, Nov. srd,. on account OF the heavy
registration In said district
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Barnett. Behlow. Bieil,
Case, Dill. Field. Freiwald, Guthard.
Jakel. Knapp. Lempke. o'Brien, Owen,
Reid. Rutter schsmansky. Schultz,
Thompson, wartell, Wenzer and the
President Pro Tem.--21.
Naye--None.
And the Council then adjourned un-
til Wednesday, Nov. tth, at z p m.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
President Pro Tenn.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
?. M. EXPENSE DECREASES;
REVENUES SHOW GAIN

TIL income account statement OF the
Pere Marquette Railroad company
form the period Of July / to Sept. 80.
1914, issued Monday shows an increase
In operating revenues Of 1902, POSTS
over the same period the previous
year The operating expense for the
same period shows a decrease OF $780,
010.47 over the corresponding period
the previous year. showing gain In
the gross income OF $853.197.7S.
The deficit for the three months
this year is only $49.652.36 as against
$878.3S4.65 for the same period the
previous year, making gain of $685..
1929. While the freight revenues
show decided increase amounting to
1891, 780.85. the passenger revenues
have fallen or S14.5s6.15 as compared
with last year.
kasru Pleads Not Guilty.
MONROE, Mich, Nov. 2.--(Spe-
cialD Frank Kasru, 20. Hungarian
moulder. Who shot his divorced wife
Mary Todt. because she refused to
marry him. pleaded not guilty Mon
day when arraigned In circuit court
His trial was set for next Tuesday
Attorney Geo. Wright. Of Milan, was
named by Judge Gilday to defend
him.
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DIED.

~ = q /. - ~. y .
years. beloved husband OF Minnie
and A Ado ipS Becker, y jr. Funerss Tues.
Ny Eli +; m 1som ms re''aen''' ''i'
Henry Hunt. aged a. years. husband
of Annie Louise Boggs. Funeral SER
vices from chapel OF William r.
Hamilton CO. 70 West Elixabsth-
Mich. william Charles. Jr.. beloved
husband Of Alice Maude Charles and
son OF Rev. William and Isabelle
charles Funeral private.
ca dsrolns W. sx. s assss d hSsPsa
OF the late Amos Chaffee and sister
OF o. N. Chaffee. OF Delmar. Cal Fu-
neral service from Holy Rosary
81. Mt his residence,
323 McClellan-ave. M. J. clarkin.
uncle OF Mrs. George Grieshaber. Mrs.
O. q. Browski. Alexander Michael.apd
f ro% Notice q time sss
EEDsoN--Nov. 4, 1914. at hts residence,
50 Prentis-ave., Thomas. beloved
husband OF Rhoda King Eedson. and
father Of John M Eedson Funeral
private.
GoEsCHEL--oct. 81, at her home. St
beloved wife OF Otto c. Goeschel and
dear mother OF John, Mrs. Rose Mill
Ter. Clara. Otto. Jr.. Lillian and VIII
liam Goeschel. Funeral "Wednesday
at D. m. from residence and 3
O'clock at ST. Mathews church. Con-
cord and Stuart-aves.
KNoc .s Henry aged 9. years a es-
brother Of Mrs. A. Schultz John
Fuerst and Frank Knoche. Funeral
from residence, GA So. Aubin-ave.
Tuesday morning at S:16, to st.
Mary's church at 3. W
MANE--Nov, 1, John B., aged IS years,
beloved husband of Edith and father
Of Albert Name. Funeral from resi-
dence, "A Frankiin-st.. Tuesday. p.
m. R
oAKMAN---oct. 80, Bertha, beloved
wife OF Milton Oakman, daughter OF
Mrs Gottlieb Neumann. Funeral
from residence Tuesday afternoon.
Burial private.
PARSONS--oct. 81, 1914, Joseph. NJ, be-
loved son OF John and the late Louisa
Parsons, brother OF Paul L.. Minnie,
Anna and Freda Parsons and Louis
Schmit Funeral from residence, 43l
Morrell-st, Tuesday, at y. m.
STAsSER--Emma, at her late resi-
dence, 325 Cherry-st., Nov. I. 1914 be-
loved daughter OF Amelia stasser and
Helwig and Catherine -Stasser. Flu
neral from family residence Wednes-
day morning at Sis, and 81. Boniface
church at $3.50 a. IN.
sTOKEs--Nov 1. Alice Stokes. aged SO
years Funeral from Philo B. Robin
sons residence, e99 Lothrop ave-,
Wednesday at 10 q. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
Fence Spike Stops
Alleged CulprH
When Bullets Fail

James Clay. 80 years old. Of No. 80
Catherine-st., can blame spike In q
fence for his predicament. James Is
locked up at police headquarters on
suspicion of robbery.
Patrolman Cottix saw two men hold
up man at Sherman and Hastings
sts.. Saturday night. When he started
running toward the scene Of the hold
up, the victim as well az the robbery
fed. Cottka continued to chase ono
man. This one person was gaining
on the ofYicer, despite the fact that
several shot were fred at him.
The pursuit had continued as far
as an alley In the rear Of Gratiotave.,
between Hastings and Rivard-sts..
when the fugitive stopped suddenly,
on top OF fence. Cottka had no
more trouble getting his man. He
just lifted Clay on the nail. which had
caught securely In his trousers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

NOTICE or CIVIL SERVICE ExAu-
Monday, November DOWNWARD
FoREMEN. 1000 A.. M.--AppIications
received not later than Monday. no
Th"rsday. November 18Th. CONDUIT
INSPECTORS and STOkERS Io.oo
A. M.-TREE TRIMsfERs AZ 400 ?. ~
Applications received not later than
friday. November 1oth.--PATRof--
MEN PffYsIcIANs. 1000 A. M.--Ap-
piications received not later than Frt-
ESdINEERs. 100 p. N 4
application blanks and further in<|
formation may be had BY calling a.
the office Of the CIVIL. sERylCE f>0H-|
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Cooperation Counsel.

10 the. Honorable the Common Council:
0entiemen---I desire TO inform your
Body that on Oct. 20 last =
brit OF mandamus was Issued out OF
he Wayne Circuit court. under the
hand OF Judge A. J.. Murphy, ordering
Ind directing your Honorable Body
|he City Controller and the CITY Treas
brer. as respondents, Immediately 70
|einstate oliver ]. Dunkieberg as First
assistant Boiler Inspector and place
Sis name upon the pay roll OF the
Boiler inspectors department and
Sanse the regular salary 10 be paid 20
Tim; also TO cause to be paid TO the
laid Oliver J. Dunkieberg the sum OF
|146.53, back salary.
| IL Is the position or this office that
his order II In every way proper anu
hat Mr.. Dunkleberg was Illegally ais
|harged last July. and that Judge Muir :
}hy's action I'm issuing the writ OF
SRndamus In proper and the only
|umstances.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES II. LEE,
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Accepted and placed on ME.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
CARNECIE'S STATUE
PELTED WITH MUD
Scotch Crowd Incensed at Iron
Masters Alleged Pro- German
Leanings

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Because of the
belief that Andrew Carnegie, the
American iron master Is friendly to
Germany and Is reported to have de-
Tended the kaiser's court In the pres.
emit war. he Is being bitterly criticised
in Scotland. A news agency dispatch
from Dunfermline, Scotland. says that
q crowd has pelted his statue with
mud.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

~ Aid. Owen:
Resolved, The election board OF the
tinth district OF the First ward be and
Ire hereby empowered TO hire two ex-
ra clerks to serve on said board on
pection day to assist In the necessary
herical duties attached thereto.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Barnett Rehlow Bel
)ase. Dill, Field. Freiwald. Guthard.
|akel, Knapp, Lempke, OBrien, Owen
kptter, schemansky. Schultz, Thomp-
'bn, Wartell. wenzel. Wilson and the
President Pro Tem--21.
Nays---None.
THIRD WARD.
~ Aid. Barnett:
| Resolved, That the Boards OF Regis
Ration OF the Seventh and Eighth Dis
ricts OF the Third Ward. be and they
re hereby authorised and empowered
b employ two extra clerks In each OF
bid districts on election day, Novem-
or srd. on account of the heavy
egistration.
| Adopted as follows.
| Yeas--Ald. Barnett, Behlow, Bell,
ase. Dill. Field, Freiwald, Guthard.
|akel. Knapp. Lempke, O'Brien, Owen.
kcid Rutter, Schemansky, Schultz,
thompson. wartell. Veneer and the
President Pro Tem.--s1.
Nayc--Ncne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
Austrian Fearing
Military Service,
Takes DUN Lite

ESCANABA. Micn., Nov. 2.-(Spe-
cial. samuel Costolovich. Escanaba
man, who shot himself four times
through the stomach Saturday In
suicide attempt. died here today. He
stated before he died that fear Of
being forced to serve In the Austrian
army caused him to lake his own life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
COUNCIL


Detroit. Monday. Nov. 2. 1914
Pursuant TO adjournment, the Coun-
len WAS called 10 order by the Presi-
dent Pro Tenn. Hon. sherman Littlefeld.
Prssent--Ald Barnett Behlow, Bieil.
|gR4. Dill. Field. Freiwald. Guthard.
JkYl. Knapp. Lempke, o'Brien. owen.
|RUtter. schemansky. Schultz, Thomp-
son. wartell, wenzel and the President
|Pro Tem--21 M ~
There being . quorum present. the
Council was declared TO be In session.
The Journal OF the preceding session
'was approved
Reconsideration.
The Clerk notified the Chair that
Aid. Littieneld had hied notice that he
WOULD move to reconsider the vote by
(which resolution, granting permis-
Zion TO the United Fuel a supply Co. 20
tonstruet a sidetrack across alley ~.
.. c.. p. i7tD. was adopted at the last
Aid Freiwald then moved 20 recon-
kider the vote by which the above spe-
tihed matter was adopted.
| The motion prevailed.
The matter was then referred TO the
Committee on streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
BIRTH LIST.

BOYS.
o. Myers, 1874 vinewood; !. Thomas.
Harper hospital; J. Kott; 927 Alexan-
Kurei, 72l Hitchings; l. Talbot. 23s
Casgrain; III. Hull, 466 I.aSalle; W.
Macuga. 70 Addison: A: Boron. 3s7
Hammond; O. Piizga. 20 Gilbert; NJ.
sss Orleans; c. schoen, s24 Fischer; IT.
Freedman. SCI Michigan: A. Weinberg,
woman's hospital; J. Buchanan. 1906
Fourteenth; o. Maximink. 1852 Rus
mostly. 100 Norton: C. Kornowsky, i47e
Military. A. Gutzke. 80 Clayton: r.
Iazasz, 1876 Ingersoll;, A. Heldenbrand
15i Brandon. G. Carlson, 30l Krupp:
w. vanway. IN Hawthorne: w. Hagg.
20 custer; A. kotek. 1920 chene: j.
nina. % Adaie: k. Koth. sos south south :
5 xn psryn:Isy Michel ssl Ferry RAJ. .
i iyn Ferry: s. Hail ass see SarnaT NJ
Naftaiy. Sc wilkins: M. Abramson' sac
Medbury; q. Conley, Larkins-st.; n.
Re'ehks' 700 va er PEse-
II. Hailas, eolS Kirby: IT.. .Grob. ISL
Monroe: VI. Mcmahon, Providence hos
pitai: " Pawlawska. SIS Riopelie. w
Dunn. 7st Grand-bivd.i O., Mucha. III
8sjeS' 200 Brandon; j. Ingerson, ssI
y Teiber. 2si Roosevelt; +. schienter
si isY s. aaron w Hennins. scs Twen n
ty-eishth; J. Lungowicz. ss4 wessoni
8. Nozawske. 2t2 Thirty.ffth; ,. Joen
i34s Scotch: 8. Poipoyik. 30 Thirty
NTH, A. szewcik. 2st Piumer M. Pail.
cheb. 20 Twenty ninth: r. Mack. 81
B I,9enwvY cas- vermont: y. rhorp. ssi
koteE piisc chene. y, wsterworthi iss
Green: ,, Pokul is Lucky; Y. orlow
zieiinskI. asa Mitchell; y. Traenor
wonan's hospital. ~ Rvde. IFS Beals
=. Grader. 1ff f.archmont; NJ Manarde
2a7 Jay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

In the heart Of the Rocky mountains
may be seen the mountain Of the
Holy Cross, $4,000 feet high. 1t de-
rives its name from the gigantic croS
on one side. near the summit, formed
by assures In the rock. The fssures
are usually filed with snow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
PARIS GREEN USED
TO POISON CATTLE

STANDISH, Mich. Nov. 2.-(Spe-
cial) Quite a number of cattle of
various kinds have been found pois-
oned north OF here, near Prescott and
South Branch, and the ofiicers are
Investigating. Paris green was used
as poison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
s.s:.'''sa / a Sis' !

Casa viii erasr n sAasssa - :
g '. ~: i: :a .ss ::.. ' q:
ss 81: :Ss,: 90: ;Es e Y s,.s: s.
and ali Ads prscsdinx Hsis Help
:. Hirths. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ana
eesttng Observation-Disclosures charge. Sse
sas ana rsss lee: cant. 3ys. ..ss .sss
word. - 5000 - -" ~
Personals charge. SOC: see
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rLORIsTs.


ERNEST w. PLEGER--Furs at retail.
rsfnodeied. repaired. stored. Ill save
you 7f% Cherry $40 2s Broadway.
REPAIRED and remodeled. Long coats
cut over at moderate price. Zissis
Broa, Cadillac 231z. Zoe Broadway
FURS, 20 BROADWAY. PHONE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--Notinca-
ton Of the release Of the Standard
OIL Co.'S ship Platuria by Great Brit.
ain was conveyed TO the state depart
ment today by British Ambassador
Spring Roce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. - John R.-st
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HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

AUTOS AND TIRES.
USED Automobiles and Tires: over 100
cars to select from; 25T on on stand
Sales Co, ass Jefferson-avs Phone
Cadillac 1882. Open Sunday.
DIME SAVINGS BANK, Griswold, cor:
Fort-st. Capital S1,000,000; surplus
and profits over 100000.
COAL AND COKE.
Il. r. BROOKS q FRITscH co. Yard
and Office. 612-574 Monroe-ave:, near
ST. Aubin. Phone Cadillac 3lbo.
A CRATE FIRE makes life worth hv-
ing. Try our long Naming camel s?sa.
General Coal q Coke Co. Main $3.50
UNIIE6 FUEL 1SIPRM@
Wholesale and retail. Phi. Cherry $3.50.
CoLLECTOR OF BAD DEBTS.
MONEY COLLECTED--wage garnish-
eed, suits brought, no collection no
charge. Mercantile Credit Co, 1l6
Chamber Of Commerce.. Main 30.
COLLEGEs-BUsINE
BUSINESS INSTITUTE. THE. 1e3-1ss
Cass-ave. - Largest, best equipped
business training school In Michigan;
authorities In the state. Day and
evening sessions throughout the year
Il c. s. TEACH sALEsMANsHIP by corr
,o A:f n0r fr see ba
CONTRACTORs--GENERAI.
CARPENTER & Anderson, sos Union
Trust. Phone Cherry 266S. Bitumin-
ers. concrete and reinforced concrete.
CoRREsPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
SHELDON SCHOOL, tChicsgol sales
aiysis. business building. Personai
Instruction by class lectures. Az
Telegraph bldg. +. G. oMara, Mgr.
LILLIAN r. MoYLAS, manufactures
OF special ordered corsets. abdom-
inai belts and surgical corsets; per-
feet At guaranteed Phone Main oiso.
DENTISTS.
fDR. r. M. PATTERSON, Specialist In
Painless Dentistry. 81 Gratiot-ave'
Main 64os.
DETECTIVES.
WALTER J BURNS. 1ncp., Detectiye
service, private investigators. Capie
address "Brennan ioil hammn99nnoo
FLORISTS.
ATLAS FLORAL CO.. b. Friedman. Mgr.
doors w. bet. op. house. Cad. $500.
Try 81 box assorted MOWERS delivered
THE l.. BEMB FLORAL CO. ALBEIT
| pocheIon. 1875 Bates-st. Main 20ol
and 2e0s. Members Florists Teie-
graph Delivery.
BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING: THE
FLOWER SHOP-K1agge q klagEe,
"a Il. brand River-ave. Cadillac Isl.
FURs.
ERNEST w. PLEGER--Furs at retail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-03

LILLIAN r. MOYLAS, manufac turer
OF special ordered corsets. abdom-
inai belts and surgical corsets; per-
feet At guaranteed. Phone Main olso.
a University Bldg.
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l5-acre farm facing on electric line:
good auto road 10 city: cory home;
berries Only $4,000. Old age the
STEELE BROS.
sis Free Press Bldg, Auto Service
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AUTOS AND TIRES.
USED Automobiles and Tires; over 100
cars to select from; 25T on on stand
ard makes OF tires. Martin Motor
Sales Co., ass Jenerson-ave. Phone
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sheldon and hoth scored "n bunch l errors. Miller famed and Bursi., few out rn,ling tie Inning.
 AIillers running catch of Kettle ns high fly made the first out fW the strikers Lewis walked, got nIl the way around and WAS put out ,t th plnic. Van Sickle singled. i.' Clrrcp walked and Aver singl'd SIiI'rk's out retired the side.
 The Strikers slid three over in the second md in the third the Bolts tc"k one tying the scOrc. Each team accumulated two in the fourth.
 With the score still a lie In the fifth ihe Thunderbolts made two big ones hut they were not quite biz ,i uugh for the strikers came across with the necessary one more to end tn. g,me. Tightening Strikers 10, Thundcrlolts g.
 l'eretti and Hagen umpired the first game and Geo. l.omen and i'ritchard the second.
 After the base hall was over the Nome High school won a good basket lall game from The Fort by the score "f 3l tu 20