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large ATTENDANCE EPROMISEDAT AN.
NUAL Y.W. GA. Meeting AND Dinner

~. M. Blaisdell, Mrs. Esther Kele,
Miss Daisy Bell, Mrs. w. W. Good
ale, Mrs, A. B. .Camara, Miss Beatrice
Hofgaard, Mrs. Nugent, Mrs ]. w.
Pratt, Miss Bernice Camara, Miss
Thelma Wicke,. Miss Elizabeth Hop
per, Miss Alice Hopper.
MINNESOTA - Mrs. Alice J. Ke-
ogh, hostess; Miss Esther NJ. Ericsson,
Miss Inez. A. Underhill, Miss Ruth
Keogh, Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss
Ketchum.
KANSAS-Mrs. w. G. Hall, host
ess; Miss Ida Alspaugh, Miss Ida
Kral.
r WISCONSIN-Miss Frances Law
renee, hostess; Miss Rose Faust, DR..
and Mrs. Doremus Scudder, Rev. and
Continued on page seven)
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The late Mr. Irwin's estate in these
islands is held by a company incnr-
porated under the laws of California.
of which the treasurer, E. |. Spald
ing. has been the confidential business
agent of the deceased here, Richard
Ivers being the representative of the
Irwin sugar intrests in C. Brewer &
Co., Ltd, and w. NJ. Giffard, for long
connected with the late Irwin corpCr-
alton, having charge of the Mauna-
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the court stenographer to determine
the facts Of the evidence from his
notes, remarked:
ut is best that counsel not discuss
the question while the stenographer
is looking up the facts" and added
Continued on page two)
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Pat Groves Sister Convicted

SAN FRANCISCO Of
kidnaper
She S a weLknown
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Vanderbilt Family In Peril

COLON
The a situation
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GOETHALS SETTLES DOUBT:
ACCEPTS Offer AND WILL
Be FIRST PANAMA GOVERNOR
Wilson Sends Nomination to Senate of Engineer and Canal
builder - Will Get Third Less Salary Than Now but Con-
gress May Make Up Differ ence by Speedy Legislation
[Associated Press Cahlel

WASHINGTON c. Ja" 2seerstary War earr announced
Of the \
$4,000 Isthman
Col. is $4,000 a x.
fred
$4,000 =
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I The tour department OF the Chicago
Union Pacific and Northwestern Line
has written to the Promotion Com
51nittee asking that the latter reserve
10 rooms at local hotel for q party
Of tourists which Il Is sending here
an the MafaoIia
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State Religion To Be
Forced On China; President
Yuan Is For COnfucianiSm

PEkNG China,
ell
and understood will
bill
nedans Buddhts strongly
Q anyst
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British Militants Besiege
Archbishop In Lambeth Palace

LONDON,
culatins
TO
their He
refused himself.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-29
Chinese Brigands Sack City

SHANGHAI, heavily dsper
sacked LiuangchoW
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will ranch on this island and Mr.. IT.
wins mortgage interest in the Lanai
ranch.
Mrs. Irwin, who was Mrs. Holiday
(nee Ivers) at her marriage to the
deceased, will, it is expected, receive
the bulk of her late husbands estate
by the last will and testament that
he is presumed to have made.
Mr. Irwin remained a British sub
ject to the end Of his life.
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Another Big New York Bank
Anxious to Enter Reserve Plan

WASHINGTON at the
applied membership
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SAN FRANCISCO ca Jan. 2eThe Irwin died
will
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Congress To Probe Two Strikes

WASHINGTON D. 2e-Two Congressional
w. G.. Irwin Funeral SATURDAY.
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MONUMENTS
AL SIZES.

q. e. t4ERDRicK. LTD. i.
Phone 26is Merchant 4 Alakea SITS
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Prom q. F.I
Chiyo Maru, Feb ..
Fer b. r.;
Nile, Jan. 81.
From vancouver:
Niagara, Feb. 25.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, Feb. "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
cnNEErrInNERs.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS MA
CHINERH.
--EI-u-LIAM IT. CAMERON. 80 Bull Blk
Phone Cherry i341
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
SENATE WILL NOT
CONFIRM HOGADONE
Grand Rapids Machinist Has No
Chance at Present Session
of Congress

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 15.-
The most authoritative Information
came 10 the Detroit Times bureau
here this morning TO the effect that
there is not one chance in a hundred
for Frank Hogadone. the Democratic
machines candidate for postmaster
at Grand Rapids 20 be confirmed by
the senate at this session of con
gress
II there is an adjournment OF con
gress, Hogadone may be enabled TO
connect with the government payroll
by the means OF recess appoint
ment. He would, OF course, face
chances OF serious trouble when con
gress convened In December, and II
the senate refuses TO confirm before
summer adjournment. It Is very i'm
probable that President Wilson will
incur displeasure OF members by
making recess appointment Such
an act on the chief executives part
Will please the postmastergeneral
who is worried about the charges Of
irregularity in the busting OF former
Postmaster Palmer, and would also
please Wood, Shield and Connolly
who are anxious TO get Hogadone in
Office The machine will perhaps try
TO push its case through the influ.
ence OF Assistant Secretary OF Com
MERGE Sweet, for whom Hogadone
was formerly secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
GIRL ENDS LIFE
ON BEING SCOLDED

Scolded by her mother because she
came home late, Friday night, VIII
helmina Butzka, II years old, OF No.
l13 Cottage Grove-ave., in old Wood
mere, went TO her bedroom and drank
carbollc acid, dying soon afterwards,
though Or. j. u. Hamilton worked
over her for some time
DR.. Hamilton signed death GER
tificate which was fled at the Board
of Health. Sunday, when a burial per
NIT was asked, but the health board
officials held up the certificate pend
ing an investigation by Coroner Bur
CESS. The latter. decided that no in
quest was necessary and signed the
burial permit.
Herman II. Butzka, father OF the
girl told the coroner that the carbolic
acid had been in the house for three
years He and his wife noticed an
overpowering odor OF the drug, short
" after Wilhelmina had retired to
her room after being scolded, ans
they investigated and found her
dying, with the empty bottle beside
her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
RED TAPE Is
BAR TO WOMAN
Not Permitted to Go to Son In
Canada Because She
Hasn't S25

The red tape Of the Canadian i'm
migration service caused Mrs. Mary
Wall. GA years old, and her grandson,
George House, aged 49, to be forced
TO accept the shelter OF the Detroit
police from Saturday night until Mon
day, as they were turned back from
Sarnia Ont, and landed in Detroit
penniless and hungry.
They were on their way from Pin
coming. Mich. TO Dunville. Ont, to
make their home with Martin House,
son of Mrs. Wall, who had written
to her. Friday to come
She spent all the money she had,
Sl1, for tickets for herself and
George, and they went by way OF De
Detroit, only TO be stopped at Sarnia
They were unable TO show that they
had $25 She explained the case, she
said. but the immigration officers told
her TO go back 70 Detroit, where re-
fund on her ticket would be made, or
she would be taken back to her home
The railroad officials in Detroit told
her that IL would take probably two
weeks to arrange for her refund or
fare. Then she appealed TO police
man, and was directed TO headquar-
ters Mrs Wall was sent 10 the wo-
mans station, while George was quar-.
tered in the cell block He went out,
Sunday, to see the town, went out
again Monday morning, and now his
grandmother is worried about him
Letters were sent to Martin House,
in Dunville. explaining the plight of
the aged woman, and a reply or a
visit from House is expected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15

A.-TypewriterS-All Makes
New. visible $50: fine rebuilts. $40 to
so. 1850 Jefferson. third floor Fisher
building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
L ITTLEFIELD BARS
SALOON FROM WARD

Charles A. Girard. saloonkeeper,
was denied permission TO transfer his
license from No 80 Chene-st To No.
433 Butternutst by the liquor com
mittee. MONDAY morning, on objection
of Aid sherman Littlefeld The But
ternut-st. location is in Littlefield !
ward
eve don't want any more saloons
in our ward because il takes the al
dermen from six weeks 90 two months
to see them all now" Littlefeld told
the committee The alderman re-
ferred TO the campaign season.
The committee took under advise
ment Movo Herczegs application to
transfer from No l59 Randolph-st
to No. 207 Wight.st. which is near
Parke. Davis 4 Co S plant. William
Norven. representing the big drug
concern entered formal objection
TO the LOCATION OF another saloon in
the immediate neighborhood, explain
ing that eight saloons We're sufficient
TO take care OF the needs of that
locality. The committee will have
another hearing on geressg's sPSlica-
ton providing he cannot be- prevail
ed upon 10 withdraw IT, everal other
{ (Which no objections
were made by the aldermen OF the
wards into which the new saloons
we're going. we're recommended for
approval by the council
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
SUES HOTEL PORTER FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

A tale OF the loves Of the help" in
the great hotels OF two cities was
told Monday morning. before judge
Cross. IN circuit court. by Jennie Kel-
~ a pretty young woman who is SUI
ing Richard Sharp for breach OF
promise
Jennie was checker in the Hotel
Statler. Buffalo. up to few days ago.
when she came 90 Detroit seeking
Richard She said they had worked
al the Hotel Iroquois. Buffalo, a year
ago and that Richard had made yio-
lent love 10 her between trunks that
IL was his business TO haul lie even
ate an average ef txe meals a day az
her sisters home without paying for
them on the grounds that he was 10
become "a member OF the family. she
said few months ago she gave
him $50 20 come 60 Detroit 20 take
a job at the Hotel Pontchartrain. He
was 20 marry as soon as he got set
tied" She testified Richard came 10
Detroit all right. got settled and got
married. but not 10 Jennie. she de-
clared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
DIED.


KEtN--June ] 2, 1914, EFnestine, aged
81. wife OF ChrlSt Kern. beloved
mother OF Albert. Arthur william.
Anthony, Edward, Hency, Mrs. ~
Westphal. Mra. @ J.. Cast, AIRS. X
schroeter. Funeral from daushter
residence. $40 Meldrum-aye. Tues
day dune 10, az 80 q. m. and from
salem Evangelical Lutheran churcn.
ce-HeF Mack and Chene. az o'clock.
interment at Gethsernane cemetery
NEWTON rs. 1914. Los Angeles,
Cal. Annie ~ Newton. wife Of VIII
liam j. Newton and mother OF Al.
berta v, Gladys v. Evelyn y. ana
Stanley H. Newton, all Of Los An.
geles, and sister Of Mrs. j., Vine ana
Mrs. A. q. Garlick Of Detroit ana
". III NOkes Of Hull. England. In
tcrinent al Inglewood cemetery, Los
Angeles.
SCHuLTE-At Chicago. VIM. schultz,
beloved father or Mrs O Doemling,
VIM. jr Mrs. A. schiller Frank ana
the late a. = SChulte. Funeral from
Hayes undertaking parlors, Ssa
FOurtcenth-st., Tuesday, June is. 10
a. m Burial az At Elliott
VOGT June p. Theresa age rs. be-
loved daughter Of Mrs. Victoria Vogt
and dear sister Of Edward, Frank
ana Joseph Funeral from residence,
bFA Harper ave, Tuesday. june 10 az
$50, 20 ST. Stanislaus church AT
M. standard time
HICKMAN "a. George. beloved
husband OF Bertha, az his residence,
go HamiltoH-aye Burial Wednes-
dag 40 Marshall Mich.
NicNtNS June 49, Mrs. Charles New
ms nee Griffin, beloved wife OF
Charles Nevins and daughter OF Dem
MS Griffin Funeral from fathers
residence. 3i5 Selden-ave., Tuesday
morning at $50 and 10 IS. Peter
and Paul's cathedral at 2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Fitzsimons, p; Ethel Ran.
dali. IS,
ManniCk 90 Chicago
John r. Westphal, 25 Anna J. Sueoe'
Elton Redman. %, Highland Park
Minnie h.. Roach, % Detroit
Ralph Vandenberg' Sli Nerma r..
Ernest Merlin. IS. Mary Blankin-
ship, ~.
Loretta Mahon. 49, Detroit
Frank j. Miskell. %, Youngstown,
O.. Frances Burton, %. Detroit
Stanley Douglass. p, Detroit, Juan
ith Tucker, 81 Terre Haute
Andrew Winter, IS; Mary Freeman
John I. stonel 20 Helena nogg 20
Johannes l. Jorgcnsen, ~ NFlsleh
Arthur Arthur G close. Is; Florence uehel-
no Louis ;Grossman. SO; Marion e Lewis.
Eugene Raskln. 81 Noble solomon.
waciaw Krndzewski. %; Stella Ma
Mike sekulic. SO, Rosalyn Mandie, e..
Louis schachter. %, Anna dottliep'
Max Mathiak, -. Grace Bleimoister-
Claude Williams. 80. Enkhart; Kath-
crime A Warmer, Al. Detroit
Harold Engel, %, iulda rchlenkert
Jack Maren. "a. Ida schwartz. 49,
James Madigan. 20; Clara butcher
Bert Topper, "a Emelne Mosher. d.
Harry Grandorff ~ olga Iledeman'
stanislaw Ruda. 81 Hamtramck,
Mary Wrona. 81.
Grant Brown, Is richmond. va
stella stanton. q. Frederick, Md.
Alfred +. Crosby, "a; Evelyn Heav-
Angelo Marion. 2s Rosario Mani
"' Julian an staohnra 20. iadwlga Cow
Antoni Nowak, 20; Anna Kdlenska.
Thomas Carpenter 20 Emma Red
Robert Dole. 25 Maud BreIning. q.
Charles Frommert, FL; Anna Wendt,
Albert Rellet 20. Lucille Lepuc 81
James Harris, - Marie Jablonsky,
Joseph zurich 2s Mary Rablsp. "a.
Ashley Fox. Detroit Zelma Wisner,
Martin Graczyk, 22 Rose Gracz-
howik, %.
Helen Bruhaker %. Napoleon, o.
Archie Hunt 22. Detroit Evelyn Lei
Alfred Kath. %, Detroit Lillian
DOID. ~ MI. .A-itHltHNs
Martin schneider 60 Sadie a
Carse, %.
James Van Curler - stella Iirklc,
Roscoe Davenport o. Rlanch Mans
Arthur Morchead. 81 Ethel Brady,
Harold w. Yapp. .. Detroit. Hazel
T.. Bennett % Kalamazoo.
George W MACPHERSON. p; Ada b.
Cook, 20.
Harold Il. Cruscoe 21 Emily NJ Bal
Fred Kalienowski %; Augusta zim-
Edward Damn. %: Olga Mike. 20.
Walter Pach. 90 Elsie EnEel 22
Peter Wrohlewski ~, Julia Derda,
Ross Keevcr, q oaiSwood Antoinette
Asau 20. same
Joseph Davis 81 iiamtramck. Ber-
tina stark is, same.
George Porman o. Elizabeth Plast.
10
bernhard Priehe, % selma Pioch. FL
Harry Marks. ~, Rose Harris, -
Andrew Pajatzke. S5 Racilla ance
80
Matthew Malloney q Pauline Mitz
Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
BLAMES BANSHEE
FOR INFLUENCE
Judge Hanley Can't See Any
Other Explanation of Allega-
tons In Suit
What is a banshee?

What Is banSheeE
They must have used one" said
Judge Hanley, in probate court, Mon
day morning, as he admitted 10 pro-
bate the will of the late Sarah Nc
Govern
There was a contest. The Detroit
relatives objected to a clause where
by relatives in ireland were 10 re-
ceive $4,000. The contest petition
claimed that undue influence" was
used AS the relatives had not been
over 10 this country and Mrs Mccoy.
ern had not visited the "auld sod" in
some years. the court could not figure
out Just how the Influence" was
welded unless, as he remarked, Il
was banshee.
After the case was over someone
demanded what banshee was
"A banshee," said Judge Hanley,
who is Irish, SIS a ghost without tan.
glble form that howls in the peat
boys. II is an evil spirit"
a banshee is a thing that comes
from drinking too much Irish whis-
ky" said Justice Richter, who is Ger
man.
"A banshee is a poor imitation Of a
boyle" said Prosecutor Frazer, who
Is Scotch
"a banshee is a musical instrument
played bv the Druids at the time they
conquered Cleopatra" said Chief
Deputy Sheriff Smith, who Is Dutch.
George Kelly, assistant prosecutor,
who knows all about Irish folk lore
and myths, was appealed 10 as final
authority He said banshees are the
souls OF wicked men who are cursed
and ordered 70 haunt graveyards and
other grewsome places. They howl
at times and at other times they glow
like light and when they are hungry
they eat themselves-like a squidgi-
cum souee-only mostly they prefer
little children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
MACHINIsTs.

THOS. HINES MANUFACTURING CO..
LlinOis-st Phone Ridge 3699-L.
We build Tools, Dies, Jigs. Special
Machinery and automobile parts
Contract Work solicited
kRAETkB BROS. Machinists and
Tool Makers. Designers and Builders
OF Jigs, Fixtures and Special Ma
chimes. S9S-40l Maeomb-sL Phone
East 2O16.
REINHOLIJ- MNFG. CO. l33-l39 Beau
bien-st Cherry 4lBs-J. Manufactur-
ers OF Ice Cutting Machinery. Vege-
table Cutting Machinery, Machinery,
Tools, Dies and Special appliances.
Auto Parts.
TOOL Co, SO-S2 Jenerson-ave
Phone Main b735. Dies. Tools. Jigs,
Auto Parts, Model and experimental
work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
Classified I Cent
Rates. i a ~ =

Cash with order II charged &c
line. -..5
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 16c with cash' 4oS -
charged, per Insertion. .t
The above rates apply 20 an cl"ssi
fcationa except Births, Caros y
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting NOTICES.
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births Deaths. Cards of Ihanhs 1n1
Tor BE- words or less over 25 words
one and one-third cents for each eN''1
word
Personals--Minimum charge, JUG SVS
per line. (Count six words TO the hno'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15

The Few. r j. Van Antwerp Of
Holy Rosary church. was the recipient
OF very unusual honor SUNDAY
night, when the University OF Notre
Dame conferred on him, The honorary
degree OF doctor Of laws
This is the third time in tie his
tory OF this diocese that such honor
has been conferred on 4priest Faith,
er Van Antwerp's friends and parish
toner's will show their appreciation
Of the event by rendering him IA re-
ception In Knights OF Columbus hall
at O'Clock. Tuesday evening a gen.
eral invitation is extended The Rev
John Doyle. of>St. Mary's church
JACKSON, ~ " deliseS.an address ON
Father Van Antwerp as priest
and Frank Cook will speak on The
priests relation 90 the parish Tom
May, The Times cartoonist. will act
as chairman Arrangements for the
reception are being made by The
trustees Of Holy Rosary church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
ENGRAvERs AND PRINTERS.

ENGRAVING COMPANl
Complete printed publicity service
Designs, Illustrations, Engrayings
Electrotypes, highest quality print
ing IN one or more colots, Wood
ward ave at Ersklne-st Phone
Grand 1856.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
AIvTOUNEIs Ar LAW.

|OUIs COIN. TOS Free Press Bldg.
Main Sl3. Practice in all cout Is
special attention 10 COmemrcial Law.
ii.LlAM Z. COOK, 1903 Ford Bog
me .S GhsrEy H iIti a22 Ford Bldg
Phone Cherry l5O4
levine a SNYDER. s27-9 MaJesue
Bug Main 36J(
|ARRY j. DINGEAIAN. 6l9-625 Ma
leslie Bldg. Cadillac 23s,
|ENRY G T. FOkLER, 81 Buhl BLOCK
|EChGE a CLIFF. 5ll Union Trust
Bldg Ihone Cadillac 666l. kesi-
dcnCe, Hickory -V53-J.
ONWARD ). GREECE. suite Sl9 Dime
Bank Bldg Ofhce Phone Cherty
1853 Residence Phone Grand SoSl y.
DIN LOREE. $40 Monat Bldg. Phone
Main cool Residence North aflt-J =.
Nj HONN NELSON, $50 Penooscot
Bldg Phone Main 200
.EOkGE l., PALMER. Of Buhl bloch'
Phone Cherry s9l-M.
5AAC ~ PAYNE, 6O3 Whitney Bios
Phone Main 1894
RANK J. RIGGS, 5l-5g McGraw Bag
Phone Main 4272
RANK G. RUMMECK, 408 MoHat
Bldg Phone Cadillac Sisl Residences
lfRT /. slavery, 7l5-7ls Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main 494 Residence
West 2o95 NJ
Ohm J. 2IMMER. lOOs-1o12 Majestic
Bldg Phone Main 6l46
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15

juno a. 40 residence ftS
Bellevue Frank y ag,i s- beloved
brother ~ Mrs Joe N4cclLe Mrs.
Henry lN Forest Mrs a Stlth.
Charlcs-~CHlbcrt HAROLD Lillian and
Lawrence ~ ilgare Funernl Tues
day M o'clock from above rcsi-
dcuCc and 81 Joachim church AZ
$50. Burial at at, Elliott
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15

,. b. TESTER, 2O2 Elks' Temple bldg.
Second floor. Phone Cherry 1887.
SEE PARKER AND SEE BETTER"
GORDON l. PARKER Optometrist to
particular people So Washington
ave. Phone Cherry 3832-J
VAN VLlET, 242 Grlswold-sJ. Phone
Main 1916. Manufactures OF Optical
Goods Thorough examination OF
the eyes made. Thermometers, Opera.
Glasses, Lorgnettes. Etc. All work
guaranteed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
DEATH LIST

RANT Witdouck. Harper hospittl. .4
years. inquest pending Hannah Thorn
nremiai Waka AleNaudcr 100 E}-t
Kirby. ~ NeUs. heHt proFtrgtiour
@44dt sla.lls soGXcaJ. = ~ -rhtst.3 .ss.. "a
wears. drowning Anna SalaR 80 otis.
~ years pueumotGa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
CONTRA CTORs' EQUIPMENT AND
MACHINERY.

GEORGE # WALLACE SALES CO,
801 fen0bscot Bldg iASCsg C5e7PJr
$500 Used equipment and machin-
cry for sale and rent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15

ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
TAIL, KlNSEY Al CHAPMAN Main
Once, III Forrest west Phone, Main
1895 Canadian Office, Strathcona
blk -WRlkerville. Ont Phone Wind
gor gH3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
Handy and SerViCeabIe Index of Detroit
Business and Professional Firms
AnCnITECrs.

LLOYD l. BELLVlLLls sag Mt. Elliott
ave Phone East SAL. Don't build
without plans Stock plans $500 up.
New plans and specifications on two
percentage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
STILL FAVORS
UNION EXEMPTION
President Not Impressed by Pro-
test From u. ). Chamber
of Commerce
~ JOKN EDWIN W..


lStdh eSpOHdCHt United Press
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. june TO-
President Wilson stated today
that he has received protest
from the United states Chamber
OF Commerce against the eXemp-
tons given to labor organizations
in the proposed trust bills and
the sundry civil bill He will
consider the protest when the legisla-
ton reaches his desk, but Il was APP
parent from his attitude that be does
not think the opposition is warranted.
The president explained that he
had not made MP his mind Just which
of the five men he named this after
noon 10 he members of the federal re-
serve board will be designated as gov
ernor He said that he would later
examine the qualifications of all and
determine who is best fitted TO head
the board Reports OF serious oppo-
sition 20 Paul Warburg. because OF
his connection with the banking firm
OF Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and TO Thomas
B. Jones, OF Chicago, because OF the
latter's alleged former connection
with the high officials OF the Harves-
ter trust and j. p Morgan & Co..,
have not impressed the president.
Few Of these protests have been
brought 10 his attention, he said. and
he indicated he would stand by his
appointees, and insist upon their con,
frmxscn
MucXNterest Is felt at the White
House h the ultimate fate Of the bin
OF Rep. Crosser. of Ohio, providing
for federal ownership and operation
OF the public utilities of the District
of Columbia This bill Is being OPP
posed by the street railway interests
OF this city, but friends OF the presi-
dent have insisted that he favors r..
They base this belief on the fact that
the men he appointed district com
missioners have spoken In favor OF
the bill He refused today however,
10 take any active part in discussing
the measure The president holds
that, inasmuch as he will be the final
authority TO pass upon the plan If the
bill ever is passed, he should maintain
an open mind on the subject
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NURsERYMEN.

OUR NURSERY STOCh viii be on
sale In the basement OF Broadway
Market in season. We specialize in
vines Telephone US about lawn
making and planting. Cherry S27I
Wolverine Detroit Nurseries, 32g
Broadway Market
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