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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
hASSElL CONSIDERING CASE
Several Days Will Elapse Before
County Judge Decides Row Re-
garding Murphy Estate.

Several days. will elapse before
County Judge L. K. Hassell hands
down his decision in the legal battle
between Mrs. Richard Murphy and
the residuary heirs of the Murphy es-
tate.
The arguments in the case were not
completed until late Friday afternoon,
and the judge desires to spend several
the arguments before announcing his
opinion,
Appeal to the district court is likely
regardless of which party is victorious
in the present action.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
THIRTY INJURED
IN TROLLEY SMASH

Kansas City, Dec. 19.-Thirty per-
sons were injured. many dangerously.
today when a street car loaded with
Christmas shoppers. collided with an
interurban car. A split switch caused
the accident. The motorman Of the
interurban car probably will die
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
RIOT CHARGED TO
SEATTLE RAIDERS

Seattle, Dec. 1s:-The prosecution
of thirty-eight unemployed men, ar
rested last night after raiding a down
town lunch room, will be sought un-
der the state riot law. it has been de-
cided by the authorities.
The accused rioters, now Jailed,
formed part of mob of two hundred
that terrorized the patrons and pro-
prietors of dairy. lunch, taking all
the fcod In sight. They attempted to
wreck the city prison after being
locked up. -
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
THREE KINGS MET
TO TALK. OF WAR

Malmos, Sweden, Dec. 1S.-
King Gustave Of Sweden, King
Haakon Of. Norway, and King
Christian, :of Denmark; spent the
greater part of Friday here In a
Conference. formulating an
agreement. designed to combine
their. respective interests, during
the period of the war.
It was the first time the rulers
had met since Norway severed
her connection with Sweden in
1905. The conference is expected
tween these countries.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
DIAMOND Thief
LANDED AT PEG
Crook Has, Been Missing
Since 1e1l-stole $4,000
Worth Of Gems.

Winnipeg. Dec. 1s.-Henry Reich,
a diamond salesman employed by
was arrested here last night charged
with the theft of 5000 in jewels from
the firm in June. 1911.
He has been living here two years.
He decamped from Detroit and the
search has gone on for him some
years. He was part Of the time in
Belgium. When arrested here he
was domiciled in fashionable apart
ments. He has been travelling for u
local jewelry firm for some months.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
VILLA FORCES DE-
CLARED IN REVOLT

San Antonio, Texas. Dec. ia
dispatch received by the local Mexi-
can consul today says: 1.-THE Villa
garrison at San Luis Potosi revolved
against Villa this morning, surrender
ing the city to General Samuel DeLos
Santos, who Is loyal to Carranza"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
TO BE WINED AND DINED.

Paris, Dec. 19.-M. Millerand, the
minister of war, has drawn up menu
for the New Years dinner for the SOL
diers. The dinner will consist of ham,
sausage, apples. half a liter Of wine.
and cigar extra for each man serv-
ing in the ranks. There will be a H.
ter bottle of champagne for every
four soldiers, SO that over a million
corks will pop at the Germans from
the trenches.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19
FORTUNE JURY
FAILS TO AGREE
Bismarck Police Chiefs case
Results in No
Verdict.

Bismarck. N. D.. Dec. 1s.-The jury
IN the ease, case Of 81, Ge1rge a u or
with grand larceny, it being alleged
that he took goods and money from
Greek peddler. reported disagree
ment this morning. after being out
over "a hours. 1t is rumored the
votes stood eight to four for acquit-
tai. The jury was discharged.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19

Nothing interestsA girl. less than. q
novel that the autAor has dedicated
to his wife. -, !.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19

Anyway, Delilah didn't try to work
Samson for a dose Of hair tonic or a
shampoo.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-19

Herald Want Ads. Bring Results.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
PROPOSAL ron \ CONCRETE PAVE.
MENT On HAMILTON ANENIE

The Village OF ST clair Heights VIII
receive sealed proposals up 20 s o'clock
y m. ON Friday. July 81, 1914 for the
paving and curbing part OF Hamilton
avenue Said proposals 10 be addressed
10 w II Chevalier. clerk, and delivered
10 the Village Hail or bids may be
delivered TO VIM. !. Miller. village En-
gineer at his office In the Village uall.
before = O'Clock D. m
Plans and specifications may be seen
and blank proposals obtained from the
Village Engineer
For about 4al4 square yards OF con
crete pavement
For about 225O lineal feet cemeu,
curb
For about so lineal feet Of retaining
For about 1897 cubic yards excava-
tion
For lnlot basins. and 3. 10 and IL.
inch sewers
a certified check FOR the amount Of
one thousand t$l 0p0D dollars payable tc
1.-THE Treasurer Of the village or 81. clair
Heights, must accompany each bid and
shall be forfeited 10 said village IN
case the bidder shall refuse or neglect
10 enter Into a contract rs ncr said
proposal with said Village within ten
Goa DAVIS after being notified uf the
acceptance or bis proposal by the said
village The successful bidder shall
furnish au approved Bond for such sum
as the Village may determine The yin
lage Council reserves tile right 60 re.
Jcct any and dll bids or waive defects
in bids that may he in favor uf the
contract 90 he paid forty 600 per cent
IN cash and sixty 600 pcr cent in
village bonds Payable as authorized
by law.
W " CHEvALIER. clerk
ST clair Heights village
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July p. 1914
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1875.
SEWARD AVENUE.

To Henry zimmerman. Robert Hosie.
Emil Krelsinger, Mary Mcleod, Nancy
H. Wagley. 4. G. Gerkie, Emma J.
stone G. r. salt j. T. Bclanger, NJ. NJ.
Woodruff Bertha Schaltenhand, 7,
Hess. Fred Dittmer. b. Jahn, A. j.
Thirty, r. D. Mohlman, a. White. Carl
Eaepc Mabel Mccullough r ID. Kirtz.
A. D.. silk W "a Green, William G.,
Eellogg Hy l. Peppler r. w. Droelle.
Max Bremer Z. ~ Guinness, George
w Grant James a. Dent W. J. KEN
thorue. a. NJ Cvoney Alice Hurst.
William Beck samuel A. Sloman, and
90 All other persons owning, Occupying,
or otherwise interested Ia any OF the
lots aud premises fronting on Seward
avenue. in said city OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned. The
having ordered so much OF seward
Boulevard 20 the east curb line OF
Greenfield avenue. 20 be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
seward avenue, and liable 10 be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the city Charter and that
a roll OF said assessment lis now COM
pleted. and viii remain at the Asses
sors' Ofhce I'm the city OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until August 18th. 1914.
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DILWORTH.
A-740 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
p. NJ. RY. BOND APPEAL
COMES UP NEXT WEEK

The United States circuit court OF
appeals sitting in Cincinnati will
next Monday hear the appeal OF the
underlying bondholders of the Pere
Marquette from the order OF District
Judge futile granting the petition OF
the receivers OF the system for per
mission TO issue S4,000000 in receiy
ers certificates to take care of the
more pressing obligations of the road
The appeal of the underlying bond
holders, represented by Attorney Hal
II. Smith who gave notice of his In.
tention 10 appeal when the order was
issued, applies only to one-half OF the
$4,000, 600 issue, which constitutes a
first lien on the property and which
takes precedence over the securities
held by his clients.
The sale of the remaining one-half
OF the certificates will be unhindered
by the appeal, the major portion OF
them having been subscribed for by
present security holders
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
MAN TELLS COURT
WIFE BEATS HIM
Ienry Baker Recites Lurid Story
of Abuse in Application
for Divorce

Henry Baker, superintendent Of the
|inton companys plant, declared be-
lore Judge Hosmer, Monday, that his
kife had scolded abused, beaten him
Ind sworn at him every day for Is
FEARS He is asking a divorce, and
bis wife is contesting.
He said that he returned from work
Saturday, at noon, and that his wife
became enraged at his having a half
holiday. lie said she would start To
|cold him upon his appearance and
newer stop until Monday morning
|,ven going so far as to sit by his bed
End tell him she would kill him if he
Jared to go TO sleep while she was
talking
He testified that he had furnished
J beautiful home for her and that most
bf their furniture he had made him
|elf, he being a skilled cabinet maker
lie told of being beaten with a poker
bf having his wife hurl dishes at him
bnd OF her abusing his aged parents
The case was continued at noon un
til Tuesday, when the wifes story
will be told.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
DEATH LIST.

sara STAIRS, ESQ Fifteenth. 20 years,
endocarditis. Sam Cohen. ST Mary's
hospital, 40 years, fracture OF skull.
Hedwig Pastusiak, SCI Chene, months
entero coltis; Janina Mairkowska, %
Warren-ct, months, summer diar-
rhoea, Marion ). Smith, 2S5 Eliot C
years, endocarditis, Stanley WoiCik.
i92 Twenty eighth, months. malnu-
triton, Albert J. Hoppe Grace hospi-
tai, g. years, gunshot, Elmer r. Coles
81 Church. II years. heart disease:
Anthony Cembarski. 1892 st Aubin {
months, cholera infantum Wanda
Domanoska 70l East Milwaukee
months, cholera infantum Joseph lilo
lG Cleveland. months mHrasmus,
Elizabeth Morrison 26l Holcomb. SO
years, heart disease Frances Peters
20 Hendricks. % years uhthists. AL
bert sal Grace hospital &c years, To-
bar pneumonia; Thomas A. Galloway
Plymouth. Mich, 90 years. mitral i'm
suihciency, Charles T. Valentine De
troit river 81 years, inquest pending
David Brown. Harper hospital. q
years peritonitis. Harry j Yates. 39l
Michigan, months, pneumonia. Cora
NJ Eatman, Grace hospital, 90 years
nephritis: Blanche PrZybylsk, l5S
Scotch. AZ years. mitral incompetency
Mary NJ Rohonzy 40 Mackie. 30 years
intestinal obstruction; Edward Kru
schwitz, 1901 Van Dyke 81 years, cere
bral apopleNy.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
BIRTH LIST.
RnYe

BOYS.
g, Alepakus. 1S7 Clinton w Fuchs
Crosse Poiut; @ Brode, 275 Arndt, a.
Defever 22S Crane "A Bradshaw, 34g
Fisher. T. Berman. i72 Division: J.
Heinrich, 664 Herbert. r. Manners GA
Junction ) Burcicki 44S Roosevelt. ~
Adusst 2AJ Rowena NJ. WeinRarden IS
brewster, > FydrysZewski % Cantor,
=. Bush l4T2 Beaubien, r. Ramsay. III
Campbell G. Best, 4I7 Forest; J.
schultz, 1912 Elmwood, A. Szepanowsk
glS Rivard; T. Walkwicz. PAS Willis L.
Janowsky, $40 willis. Westfan, 1881
Twenty NTH NJ Egeler g27i Gratiot.
r.. Young. 273 Military.
GIRLS
\. Cook, % Grand Blvd j Ptdek
gS7 81. Aubin r Taperek 1913 Forest.
j Palinski 1896 Theodore, a, PettKe
92S Theodore r. Gratowski 1896
Theodore; r. Cochran, 31S Cameroni r.
Hill 924 Hurlbut; + Clark, 422 HlIger
G. Vinegar, 925 Michigan. Wines
8ll Lansing T.. Reynolds. ~ Porte-;
II Ptak. BIZ Leland, - Rothenberg. 800
Hancock, 5. Liherman, 541 Rivard
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
Page Nine

Barber. .. sutherland. Claude Hyne.
Thomas j Jordan. g. HartWick aHd tc
an other persons owning. occupying or
otherwise interested In any OF the lots
and premises fronting on DickeraOn
avenue. in said city ~ Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF tie City %
Detroit, having ordered 80 much OF
DiCkersOn avenue from the north line
on Jefferson avenue 10 the south curh
line Of kerchevai avenue. 20 pe graded
and paved notice rs hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon all
the lots. and premises fronting on said
Dickerson avenue. and liable 20 be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions of the city Charter, and that
"a ron ot said assessment Is now cora
pleted and viii remain an the Asses
sors office ln the City of Detroit from
the date hereof until August tith, 1919
for the inspection Of all persons con.
ceTued therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
By DANIEL l. DIV ORTIZ
Ass prcsidcn.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1884.
PALMER AVENUE.

TOT SuEhrow. John H. Boyer. Union
National Rank Laura Schlottc stan.
dtfd Naval stores Co. W. O. r. r.. Peo-
Piles Ice Co.| w. r. CavciI. Packard
Motor car GO. and TO Nu other persons
pN.uiuE occupying. or otherwise in
terested in any ~ the lots and premises
fronting on Palmer venue In said
CITY 81 Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned The Common
Council az the city 90 Detroit. havtng
ordered $50 much ~ Palmer avenue
from the east line 20 Mt Elliott ave.
nue. 90 the west line ~ Bellevue ave-
nue.. 90 be graded and paved. notice ~
hereby given that an assessment has
been made upon an the lots and
premises fronting on said Palmer ave-
nue.. and liable 90 hc assessed FOR said
Improvement under the provisions as
the civ charter. and that roll OF said
assess mgpt is now completed. aud VIII
remain az the Assessors cfhcR. in THO
CITY % Detroit from the date hereof
until August ttth. 1914. for the insper-
tlon o. all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF SESSORS.
rs DANIEL l.. pILWORrH
A-739 President
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

Bring him up laughed Geneyieve
Historically. On was IL suzanne At
bottom. they we're both brave maidens
AlphOnse fastened down, explained all
C. his brother and fetched him mp for
Introduction
1T is the curse OF our life TO look so
exactly alike" he said, over cakes
and tea Was not Suzanne already
stealing chances OF too kindly curios.
ity at Gabriel? Was II Suzanne
Am a passing novelty" thought
Alphonse bitterly, as he remarked the
animation with which they received
his double The thought gave him,
first. pang; then, pleasure Think II
out: II is complicated thought
And so they were married
Alphonse espoused suzanne And
Gabriel espoused Gencvievee
That Is TO say, Alphonse's wife
wears pink ribbon, and Gabricls a
blHe ribbon
Such is Chanteau the cartoonist Of
the Entente Cordiale. whom the
French government desires 10 make a
chevalier OF the Legion Of Honor And
the most extraordinary thing Of all Is
that both wives are artists and help
their husbands make the wonderful
cartoons signed simply "Chanteau."
Unfolding himself. Chanteau ap-
pears double.
$50 be IT," acquiesces the French
government, two cheyaliers two rib
bons"
'But no" says Alphonse. we are
four, not two"-or was IL Gabriel
"Our wives. suzanne and Geneyieye,
are twins like aus and artists with us
We are one, vet two; and two, yet
four We can't he separated
And Gabriel added
Four chevaiers, four red ribbons
Or was IL Alphonse?
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
THOUGHT WILSON
WILL TAKE STUMP
Expects to be Very Busy in DC
tOber, He Tells Pure Food
Delegation

WASHINGTON, July 27-The first
intimation from an official source that
President Wilson will take an active
part in the coming campaign came d.
rect from the president today He
was asked to go TO Boston TO attend
pure food convention, oct TO 81.
He said that he would be very glad to
accept but he expected TO be very
busy during October" which was in
terpreted as meaning that he will take
the stump.
The president is hopeful that con
gress will get through by Sept - He
will then 90 10 Cornish for three.
weeks rest and Immediately thereaft-
er make certain speeches While
there will be no swing about the
circle" the presidents trip will take
him into the middlewest and south
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
secretary. ofnce-so nrnnann
Detroit, Mich, July 2J. 1914
bidS-Ercction 10-Hoom school uIdr.
AlinlnInr InIrhnnL. A..L...I

bidS-Ercction I0-HOom school uIdp
Adtoinlng Fairbanks school
sealed proposals VIII be received al
THIS office until f.l5 o'clock Tuesday
Aug. II next Tor furnishing aH labor
aud material necessary FOR the cree.
ton Of a. l6-roOm school building ad
joining the present Fairbanks Schoo
building located on Hamilton an,
seward avenues Proposals viii be re.
cetved as follows
Proposals for the entire JOB
Proposals under the four-hid form
as follows.
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications
Heating NcntlaunE and rlumbin a
Specifications
Electric Wiring
Also
Proposals. FOR an separate classes OF
work
IL IS especially desired that con.
tractors bid on ah separate classes OF
work
Plans and specifications may he seer
in the ofnce Of the supervisor ~ school
Buildings Room one this building
Proposals must hc submitted on
fotms Furnished hy The supervisor and
must De lnwranisl hE certified
check yr cash equal t1 per cent ~
the BID ~ -Urat. company bond VII
not be accepted ir connection with th,
submitting ~ proposals
The Boati Qf Education reserves The
right 90 r,itrt any |1ll bids
CHNELEs g. TNpp
A-737 secro'arS
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS Is GOING
TO BE DISAPPOINTED

Detroit's fame is spreading abroad
i'm the land.
City Clerk Lindsay is in receipt OF
D. letter from City Clerk Knott, OF
minneapolis. requesting that the city
council Of the Minnesota metropolis
e furnished with n complete copy OF
|the city charter and ordinances or
|the city OF Detroit.
Charter amendments are said 20 be
HINDER consideration In the Mime
Isota city and the council Is DESTROYS
III learning what provisions are en-
bodied in the Detroit charter and or
Finances.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward johnson 22 Detroit. ThcIma
jnholtz. s River Rouge
Erwin Rockwell. 90 Belle Benoit 81
stanley JaWoski 20 Jeanette Lit
l1
James Barkham. q ?. Helen stew. 80.
Ralph krikaWa, AZ Teresa Schultz.
charles Osstyn %. Theresa Yer
Dough 30
Tony rellka 81 Francis Petrons. q
Fred W. Ellwood, 81; Elizabeth Noet-
IOld IS
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

PROPOSALS FOR THE LAYING oIt
CEMENT SIDEWALKS The Vnlage
OF St clair Heights viii receive sealed
proposals up TO s o'clock p IN. Friday
August eth, 1914 Tor the laying OF
cement sidewalks. alleys and street
crossings for the period Of one year
from August ith next said proposals
10 20 addressed 90 w. IJ Chcvalier
clerk, and delivered 10 the Village Han
ana me said bids shall contain the pro-
posed material 10 be furnished accord
ing 20 the ordinance - be- ascertaineG
from the clerk OF the Village ana ,he
price 10 be charged therefore per
square foot bids 10 be opened August
lth az S O'Clock D. ~
tSigned) W n CHEVAITER
Clerk
81 clair Heights village
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
Clowns Diamonds Not | ost.

"Slyers' Oakley. famous. clown. re-
ported TO the police, Sunday. that his
diamond ring valued at $500 and his
diamond stud. worth $500, had mys.
.teriously disappeared while he was
automobiling, Sunday, and Detectives
Louis Plies was sent 10 the boarding
house at No. 1925 Jefferson-ave. to IN.
vestigate. he earned that "Slivers"
had had little trouble with his auto
engine. and had put on some overalls
while making repairs The overalls
were found, the detective shook them
and the diamonds rolled from a peck.
ct Then "Sliyers" regained his good
humor, which had been entirely ex.
tinct while the diamonds were miss.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
BURGLARS SMOTHER
BABY TO DEATH

CHICAGO, July o. Three burglars
early today smothered TO death six
months old John Reese and left the
mother, Mrs Mary Reese, witness
tc the crime, bound ana gagged be-
side the tiny corpse for three hours
until her husband came home. The
burglars stuffed a blanket down the
baby's throat when he screamed
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
CLASSIFIED I &c Cent a
Rates. | Word

Cash with order II charged, &c a
No transient advertising inserted
LOT less than l6c with cash, lSc IL
I. charged, per Insertion
ne above rates apply TO all classi :
mSall9ns except Births Cards OF
thanks. Obiuaries. Meeting Notices
ana All Ads preceding Male Help.
BlIthS, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
deetlng NotiCes-Miui charge, SOC
lot % words or less over % words
one ana one third cents Cor each extra
word
eiSotaIs-Minimum charge, soc, soc
ItI ILIe- A(Ount six WORDS 10 the llne.l
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

tramck officials since last August.
vixen gang of aluminium thieves shot
and killed Herbert Pickell. night
Waterman in the Aluminium Castings
co. plant was arrested by Marshal
Barney Whelan Saturday Afternoon.
Whelan says that Osheski was a.
member OF the gang. but was not i'm
plicated In the shooting OF the watch
man. He r. alleged % be a ringlead.
or In a gang OF thieves who have been
piundering factories in Hamtramck.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1888.
DICKERSON AVENUE.

To Sterling Park Realty Co w
Harrison. Cornelius Gillespie. George
Baker George Peters Allen Peters
Fred Brinsden, ora Mulford. bertha
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

BuSiness-IIkc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, 10
John R.-st Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
CARD or THANKS.

MRS WILLIAM H. BARRONS and
sons wish TO thank their many
friends and relatives for their sim
cere sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings during their sad bcreave-
ment
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
For sALE-FARMr.

OVER 1910 ACRES good land and build
ings near Mt. Clemens This farm
Will be sold under price for the rea-
son that we really want 10 sell to
close estate Any reasonable terms.
Write j. McAdams 56h Tuscola- st f.
Detroit, Mich
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

A.-Typewriters-All Makes
New visible 500. nne rebuilts. fi0 TO
$50 100 Jefferson third noor Fisher
building
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

Youth, Long-sought, Arrested.
Michael Osheski, . years old. No.
3s Newton-ave.. sought by the Ham.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
FLOHIsTB.

FLOHIBTB.
I PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
filled Corsage bouquets and funeral
designs speciality. Mrs r Rush
Florist 7s6 Michigan-a"@ Vest 227S
HELP WANIEO--MALE-
ATTENTION!
Is first-class fender fnishers
and bumpers; several rough
and finish carpenters. Apply
at our
EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
SO Bagley Ave
Employers Assn. of Detroit
EXPERIENCED speciality salesman.
I-asl q
.CIGARAlAKER- Must be nrst-class
workman. 12l Grand River.
CARPENTER wanted. corner Crane and
Monroe
GROCERY delivery boy win referen
ces. Monday morning 2SS West For
RAILROAD FIREME%. BRAKEMEN
S12O ENpertCuce unnecessary Send
age, postage. Railway care Times.
.STICKER HAND-Must be ex-
perienced: VIM. Tiehl Sons,
70 Grandy-ave.
TWO REGIsTEREn PHARMACISTS.
must furnish good references from
last employer young men who are
ambitious WIN De given preference.
Apply by letter only All cores
pondence conhdentiai ADDRESS Iig-
gets Drug stores Gratiot and FAR
mer-sts
HELL wANTED--F-MALE
GERMAN or FINNISH girl Apply 1850
Lawton-ave
GOOD COOK wanted at once Apply.
1913 Lncoln. Phone Walnut '75+li
GOOD piano PLAYER wanted apply
Monday y w q A. Emp Dept
GIRL Tor housework must be good
cook references Apply ~ kowena
f.AnIEs' HATS CLEANED and blocked
Pansmas our speciality Exclusive
Hat Frame shop 81 Gratiot-aye.
TO RENT---CoTTAGEs
FOR RENT Ten room cottage furn-
fshed Location ION finland Route
river front abundant shade, artestan
water. electric lllhte handy 20 =. q.
and NJ C. r. r. depot For partlcu-
lars address IS. ~, smith. indian
River Mich
rU RENT-HOUSEs.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDG
To RENT-HuUus
Stop at the Hotel Franklin
on East Larned-st.. Just n step from
Woodward and Jefferson 4aves extra
nne rooms TIC 81. 81 SO per day.
VI ~. JANIS a son PROBR7
ROOMS Furniture for rooms complete.
o. weekly. sumner Co. Mich. and 9TH.
sTORAGh
STORE Your TRUNKS az 1ss Michi.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28
DESK. SAFES

immediate disposal Detroit Store
tlNture Go 331-3tl Gratiot Main
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
The Detroit times., 1914-07-28

ONE EVERETT CECILIAN GRAND
ilano Player. one Sohmcr- Cecilian
upright dealers sample PLAYER PIE
ana upwards. Detroit Trust Co. re-
celYer The fsrrand CO. factory OF
fee, Twelfth and Stanley