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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
NOTICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. "a. 1915.
Paving Notice Ne. 1909.
HILLGER AVENUE

To Frank shspbeiL Joseph J: Msr-
tens. Peoples Land Co -. I. shafsr,
charles Marsh. NJ A. Hewitt. Joseph
Narahali. c. Pion. Otto Ziemsn, VIII
liam Harron. Daniel Bault, J. p. Con.
molly, J. II Berry Estate Wilism ~:
nesmet. Achllie Merchert Peter
Moore. Charles Corby. Victor DsClsrc.
Afphonse DePaepke. Crosse Pointe
Land Co. Frank Bachelor. william
fTillger, Robert Powell Henry Wag-
uer, - j. Schwanl-ofskv. George
Brockett. Charles brockett, Ernest
Orling. Chris Damon. David DunnlnG.
TYLER. r. Ncrchardt. Albert Cooper,
Arthur Dayton, n A. Reynoid. and
TO all other persons owning. occupy
Ing or otherwise interested IN any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
HfIiger avenue IN said city OF De-
tTolt within the limits heretnaftsr
The common Council % tho city
Of Detroit, having ordered 30 much
OF TillRer avenue, from the south
curb line OF CharlevoiN street 70
CITY Limits. 10 bc grHded aud paved.
zessment hgs been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
Hillger avenue. and liable to- be ns-
sessed FOR said Improvement under
the provisions ~ the city Charter,
and thnt q roll ~ said assessment
In now completed. and viii rem ain
at the Assessors Dffce. IN the city
on Detroit. from the date hereof un-
an December ISh. 1913, for the IN
spectioa 81 ah persons eoneerned
HOARD or ASSESSORS,
RG GJSTAVE }. ALBREcur.
B.t2s President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Nov. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1908.
CUSTER AVENUE

To Charles sanderson, Marie \
Harris, Albert Burr. Michigan Fire. q
Marine Insurance Co, solomon Weiss
man. william Hart. A. Zeitz, Miller
Car Co. Julius Pellerin. w. Z. Voor-
his, James Cornfoot. Annie Riley. Lac
r.. Dans. and TO all other persons
owning, occupying, or otherwise IN
tereeted In any OF the lots and pre-.
misses fronting on Custer avenue n
said city OF Detroit within the i1m-
its hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the CITY
Of Detroit. having ordered so muon
OF Custer avenue, from the east ouro
line OF Melrose avenue to the west
line OF Russell street, TO be grades
and paved. notice IL hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on said Custer avenue, and liable
10 be assessed for said improvements
under the provisions OF the CITY
Charter. and that n roll OF said -.
sessment Is now completed, and VIII
remain at the Assessors Ofnce, IN
the city OF Detroit, from the dete
hereof until December Tth. 1915, for
the inspection OF all persons ese-
BOARD OF AssEssoRs
BY GUsTAvB J. ABR ECHT
R.tis President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1912.
LYMAN STREET

To a. G. Thompson. Jacob Iasky.
fgnat1 DeleIeski, Stanley PytewicE.
Olda Leitz. w Jakobowskl. Anna Sal
La Martin Lula, Samuel Zambora.
Ca7imir GRrteszyk. Joseph Wienckow-
ski. Felix Schultz. lgnacy Rakory
Peter Brock. X Pattacks. : VIOLA
ski. Wadlislus Taper ski. 2. kocz9k.
Kasimir Przyhilskl. Frank SadeskL
George Bazek. John SCHROEDER Henry
Gall. Clarence Pigula, Mike PucRF
ask. Paul Rymiszewski Anthony Wa
cibski X IokoleWski, John Nlkow-
ski Steve I,asczynski. Frank Liese, G.
Russell. KRzeuir crhilski, jules
Kekos, Edward Grzmkowskl John
Mfewski, Mike Conck NJ Chonan, ".
y jerks. John Suder. John Latonsey,
Johu Prucinl. waiter kowalski, Jo.
seph Grudush. William Hawrzyskt
TRnac Nlchaiski, George balok. ig-
natz BebaCk Anton Wanda, Anthony
Ocrpdowlcz Philip Ergk Michael
Troz. Lofhrop estate. Auirew kAcl-
kowski. Casfniir OstarzewskL n Sry-
sczinski. !. Nienczsk. Nike Cicholski.
Board OF Education tMaieske schoOD
and 20 all other persons owning. oo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
HENRY FORD OFF
FOR NEW YORK ON
PEACE MISSION

Henry Ford left for New York
Sunday. accompanied by Louis p
Lochner. secretary OF the National
Peace Federation and the Chicago
Peace society for the purpose OF
discussing with other peace advo-
Gates the plans for bringing about
a settlement in the European war.
Representative OF the different
peace societies are in New York,
and will present the views held by
each party on this important ques-
ton, with the hope that out OF the
many the most practical plan may
be adopted.
Mr.. Jochner says the Carnegie
peace endowment has been great
handicap to ali the peace advocates
In that II withdrew It's support and
did nothing at time when It's
help was most needed. He also
says that 'it is time for people to
stop thinking that the president
knows best when 10 act"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
PROTEST SEIZURE
OF u. S. STEAMER

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Protest
against the seizure by British
cruiser OF the American steamer
Genesee has been filed with the
state department. the American
Transatlantic company, the vessels
owners. announced today.
The Genesee, like the Hooking
and other ships purchased by the
American Transatlantic Co, was on
the British blacklist on the ground
that she was bought with German
money. A British cruiser took her
into st. Lucia. British West Indies.
while she was en- route to Monte
video with cargo OF coal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
NlOrtuary

DoELTZ-Nov. q. 1915, AZ the rest
dence 81 her daughter. Mrs. George
Wiley. IS RowenR at, Margaret y
widow OF William DoeltZ and m9th-
or Of Mrs John W. Anderson. Fu-
neral services from the house tues
day a. p m.
ECKNER Herman. aged 60 years
Nov. 90. at residence. $50 East
Grand blvd, beloved father OF Mrs
pr . T. TospeL Herman r. Eekn nrd
Mrs william Game. Funeral troln
residence Tuesday afternoon. Nov.
81, at 2.30. Burial at German Luz
theran cemetery via auto.
HEATHFIELD-F w. died at
his home. 3s4 e Congress-st. Nov.
and the late Mathew w. Heathheld.
OF London, Ont, father OF Charles
and Walter Heathfield. brother OF
M5S chas us on9%eT ane To ie 'S o
please copy Funeral notice later.
JACKSON 81. 1915. suddenly, at
the residence OF her parents. No.
2ss McClelan-ave., Dortha Gene. in
FAINT daughter OF Earl - and Mary
NJ. Jackson, Funeral from enove,
o'clock. Interment Woodlawn Via
auto.
kORTAN-Nov. 20. at his home a24o
Lawton-ave.. John, aged 81 years.
beloved husband OF Mary, dear
father OF Louis j.. Joseph and AL
bert Kortan. Mrs. Frank Zeleznik,
Mrs Charles White and Mrs. Joseph
Houdak. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. ma.
from residence.
REyNOLDs-At his residence. 3t7
Twenty -fifth-st, Isaac Benson Rey-
nolds. beloved husband OF Margaret
H. and father OF J Morris Rey-
nolds Funeral under auspices OF
Detroit lodge No. 2. r. and A. NJ.
from his late residence Tuesday NJ
I o'clock y. m. Interment at Rose
land mausoleum.
,cHEw 90. Albert. be.
loved husband OF Mrs Lena Schs-
u1anske and stepfather OF Steve.
-fIenry, Anthony, and Lena Kraft
Notice OF funeral later.
HC.NIoN-Nov. 81. 1918, at family
residence. 75s west-bivd.. Patrick.
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Scan
lon. dear father OF William j., Ray
T.. Irene VI. and Francis A. Scam
Ion. and brother Of Mrs. stephen
THURMAN. sister VI. Beatrice, of
Nazareth convent Kalamazoo. No
tice Of funeral later. Member of
branch s c. NJ p. A. and division
/. r. Of L. 70.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

cupying or otherwise interceted n
any OF the lots and premises ffpnte'
ing on. Lyman street In said CITY -
mentioned
The Common Council OF the City u
Detroit. having ordered so murS 0{
Lyman street. from the east line ~
81 Aubin avenue TO the west Tine of,
Chene street. 70 he graded fnd pn~ep.,
notice IA hereby given that an 49,
sessment has Dcen made upon All xnx
lots and premises fronting on s41o
Lyman street. and liable 10 be as.
sessed for said improvement un0N
the provisions OF the city ChnrtQf5,
and that a roll or said nssessmenx
now completed. and win remain ~
the Assessors office In the city e.
Detroit from the date hereof until
Dec T. 1915 for the inspsction on ~
persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. W
BY GUSTAVE j. ALBRECHT.
B-as2 President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFIcA-
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1906.
AIGER AVENUE

schuler, Fred c. Clark. Board %
schooD, Charles q. Proctor. c. ~.
Kramer. II. ]. Hackett, ID. z. Th9rp&6
@. r.. Wigs, Florence Ia CiarM
Charles wipher. Stella KowaicyyH
NJ. A Fischer. Smith and Hun9ee>
fora. II. N. Stephens. Louis LApsons.
and to all other persons owning. CO.
cupying. or otherwise Interested
any OF the lots and premises 'FRONT.'
ing on Alger avenue In said City o.
Detroit within the limits hereinAfteF
mentioned.
The Common Council of the City q
Detroit, having ordered SO much -
Alger avenue, from the east line 81.
Oakland avenue to the west curol
line OF Cameron avenue, TO %.
graded and paved. notice 10 hereby
given that an assessment has bee9
made upon all the lots and premtso9
fronting on said Aleer avenue, 49,
liable to be assessed for said im.'
provement under the provfsione. q
the City Charter, and that roll *
said assessment Ia now completsfs
and will remain at the Assessors' Or,
fee, in the City OF Detroit. from the
date hereof until December 7th. 1sles
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT,
B-42s President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Huetteman q Cramer
Co. viii be held AZ the office OF the
company. corner OF Mack and Beau
fait-avese Detroit. Mich. on Tuesday.
Nov 30, 1918, Mt 7:30 o'clock p m
Eastern Standard time for the pur-
pose OF considering and acting upon
proposition 10 sell all the property,
franchises. rights. and privileges Of
the company, and for the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting
By order OF the Board OF Directors
r. J. HUETTEMAN. sec'y
Dated Detroit. Nov. 10. 1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

The game Of baseball was seven
" years old on September %, ac-
cordins to an authority who states
that the first game ever played
took place in ls45 on vacant lot in
what is now lower New York city.
In the discovery of phosphate OF
lime deposits in the Banff National
park, Canadian rockies. Consul Dire
her, OF Toronto, states Canada is
much interested in obtaining a do
nestle supply of this fertilizer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Deaths.

Marian 4. Johnson. ~ f Phils,
uterus Mrs Mary Miller. 2ss Buch-
anan-st. II years myocaTditis sarah
v. Calvin. 334 Mcclellan ave, SO
years embolism, Tony KowerludtE.
Receiving hospital. about ~ years.
typhoid fever, steve 10th, 81 Marys
hospital about 80 years, lohar pneu-
mor1ia Walter Carmody, receiving
Mike Miller. Jefferson and Second;
about s years myocarditls; Hazel
Drake Svcamore-st. - years
chronic choieceptitiS Ross Crowley.
Harper hospital. 20 years acute
gangrenous appendicitis, Franciszek
Nartek. 33i p PAlmer-ave., about ~
years, strangulated hernia, Joseph
lays, atelectasis. Elizabeth Jeup. Se@
Parker-avc.. 81 days, bronchitis. I'd
ward JRnIszewski. 1913 Mitchell ave,
Is years pernicious Anaemia. irene
Mfefa. 500 Frederick st. four days.
intestinal convulsions. Ptotr Bier
uard 397 Brandon-aNc.. about two
Years. whoopinR cough Mrs Fanny
Years, carcinoma of bowel, Albert
Selberwood. city Receiving hospital.
% years typhoid fever. Addison y.
blackwell 81 porter-st. 81 years,
hroncho pneumonia Mary Nemoth.
1850 Farnsworth ave, 81 years. IA
berculoais Of lungs; Casper Kuklar.
IL Twenty-ninth- ST. - DAVIS, inani-
$3.50 w. Grand blvd. 90 years chroId,
nephritis Geo. tjacobsl Budziejko'
VI g. r. r. & Dewey. SO wears. In
nest pending Mary Hunter. 81
Fischer-Rve.. - years, mitral disease
Of heart
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
MOrtuary

TEWART-Nov. 20. at his parents
residence. clio Dragon, Gordon. be-
loved son OF MIR. and Mrs James
stewart. loving brother OF Grace
and Foster Stewart. aged ~ years
Funeral Tuesday At D. m from
residence lntorment at Wood
lawn.
sTINE-Nov is. 1915. al his resi-
dence. 225 Collingwood-a Joseph
Atty, beloved husband or Christine
u. slime, father OF Walter T. slime.
of Beaumont. Tex. and Adeline a.
slime. OF Detroit Notice Of funeral
later.
(nee Crowley, aged 90
years, suddenly AZ 43g Twelfth-st..
dear wife OF Joseph Wolf and moth
er OF Joseph A.. Jerry. Daniel v.
Mrs. N. M Spencer and Charles
Wolf Notice OF funeral later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Classified s,,t':''... | ' Word !

Cash with order. 20 charged 10
No transient Advsrtisins inssItee,
for less than leo with cash; ise
Ths above rates apply 90 all elassi:
ncations except B:fths. Cards OF
Thanks, o6ituAries, Msstins a asi,s''
sn a,,,h. Deaths Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices = Ainimmsm
charge. $50 FOR Is werds or less over
as words ns-And- one third esrs TOT
eacn extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

United States produced % OF the
Sc epoch-making inventions; Eng.
land. II; France, 10; Germany,
Ave; Italy. two; Brazil. Austria and
Sweden, one each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

The wise ones Nave risen to pro-
claim that Harvard men are now
known. not by their walk. but by
their mouths; the reason given be
ing the size OF dining hall soup
spoons. which enable youths to dis.
pose Of the liquid in record time.
the process accompanied by a dis
astrous stretching.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Births
BOYS


touis Zeman. 1853 Hsstings-st
Henry r. Thies. samaritan hospital
charlie Ranazzo. 800 Fort-sI =
James stevenson. 10 stanley-ct.' Sal 70
vstore |. Fota, Isl R brf, 81 ser ser
vatore zerilii. 4ss Larned-st., Adolph
koppin, ITO Seyburn-aVe., And0n
Gesiorowski. SIC Twenty fourth st
ora /. sugden, $50 " hancock ave
paul uardejewicz. 5is Garheld-avc.,
Waiter Herman, sl2 r. Milwaukee
ave; Thomas Paterson. AiS Vermont
ave. Merlin {. Layman. l49 -Four.
teorge Rnmmei is6 Howard-st.
WIN. r. Morgan. 20S Cass ave; Jo-
semi Gogola. l6 Krakow -pl James
smith. 2i0 Bsltimore-ave W. An
drew wrubel, 1906 81. Aubin ave. ;
mond-ave.: Jozef Tworzydto. il22
Mlitary.aVe. VIM Frank Bauman.
Providence hospital; John McGnnis,
Providence hospital Ulrick Mryd'
arty. Providence hospital. Herman
GaTssno G SS SIS clinton st
Giuseppe Carmisino. 1870 Catherine
ave, T.. Harry /. Perkins. Grace nos
pitai. Joseph Van Hosek, $50 Belyi-
dere- l.. Bondey, Az Wheelock /.
st Frederick O. Zimmerman. 500
Rohns-aNe'' marine Naui u""I', ,o,t
Joseph ave, James Rollo. - Bush
cyst. Vladislaw Seiuns. s2I or
ieana-st Samuel clemens l26 clay
ave; Tony Kurllcuk. ls6 Wills
ave. r, Thomas Sikula, 5lS Grandy
ave VIM. Schuba, 81 Comst0ck-aNr
Andrew wiedow. $50 Psimer-aVe. T.
GIRLS.
John Berg. sss canheld-ave. y. +.
Arnold A scheher. - I.ovett-hve.,
Peter Lobos. go LAFAYETTE ave ,
samuel Vine, l52 sherman ave q, :
Michael Howinski, 1901 Ve, ,a1,on'
ave. Antonio Mandolia. II Goodwin
ave. Giovam " Agrusa. III Haw-
thornest Gomenico Empiona' LIZ
Iilinois-si Prap ',.,,, Sap nolsns D-
ll63 ST. Antoine-st.} GiRcinto Tamar b
indo ass Tarned.st; salvatore or
lando. IS Orleans-st. WIN; T. bawsii'
24S Twenty .fourth-st John bartnik,
Dubols-st, John Sikora: 1854 Chene-
at: Joseph Drewek. 26s Moran-st.
George b. Scott. 1926 warren ave.
w. Lyle " TAFT. 256 Peterboro-st
M NpssSny n RT9r'n' 5si Trom SIS
James Macdonald, 25 Nelson ~
stanley Huchorski, 81 Roland ~. 3
Joseph HauEhey, Providence hosp p
Tony Krurzanski. 2o7 Thirty third
81 August Pranga. 80 Dane-S, I.
Frank J. Otto. 6a6 So Clsir-ave. {;
francesca Oddo. 2ss Catherine ~. {.
vincenO zMigIiazEo. 94s Gratiot-av (;
Frank Blum, 3bl Cooper ave. War f,
ner. IL Eick.e 2Ts Beriiu-st. samuel
A. watrous. ~ Ailendsle saliva
tore DeFranCesCo, 1899 Russell 81 {.
John McFaida, 1892 Canton-ave. 4.
stephen Graham rs Bivouac-st. Max
Sttrer. 200 Goodwin ave, Dean Ia b
payne. woman's hospital: Robert O.
Rudd, Harper hospital, Mise Prysby.
1853 Dubois ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1918.
RICHMOND AVENUE.

To Long Mig Co. David Gang.
Bertha Zimmerman. Theodore J.. Bar
~. r. Berg. II. stanlet Shaw, u. W.
Tryon, Edward Peters. Joseph Dew
William II. Hooper. Jacob Moore. j.
sipe, Frank Riley. John A, Van RIP
or. W. X. Duke. Frank W, Doyle.
George W. Dearborn. Martha Tap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

The frost seems to have no effect
on the increasing crop Of political
candidates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
FoR sNLE-FARas.

FOR SALE-37 acres. 9 miles from
Pontiac no buildings, about acres
Of lake on it>and Huron River cross
e. it suitable for club house.
Also I 90 acres at $50 per acre. base
ment barn 42N60. 1-room house.
Also 23-acre farm. i1-room house, 20
acres OF timber large barn, not
modern.
W. =. Carpenter. ~ state-avc.. Pom
t!ac. Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Who'd a thunk Teddy would be
the man to teach Mr.. Wilson Bible
lesson7
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ron sxLE-vACZNT LoTs.
4 LOTS $500

t32x14S IT.. can be divided into lots
33NIAS. I abstracts with this tract.
or viii make fine suburban home
site Near Grand Rivcr-ave. and
BEDFORD, S25 gets equity. owner,
hnN L. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
FOR sALE-PIANOs.

1926 PLAYER-pIANO, full size case
OF handsome mahogany. This play
81, while a used one, can hardly De
fer real high grade player pis no
step In and see this bargain. Price
now only $3.50. "a rolls OF latest
music. bench and drape free. baey
payments The cable Piano Co. 2lS
Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
BARR-CARPENTER
If Looking for a Home

n the right place at low price. see
the S-room u V. modern on 50Xl50
lot. near Woodward ave. real
bargain at $4,000; terms. / viii also
scIl my q-room home on Lothrop.
C0Nif0 lot. a present at 1000;
will make terms See Mr. Logan.
BARR-CARPENTER
ipNb Dime Bapk Building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
A GROOM MODERN

Hot water heat 2-family fat. near
car. S5.65O. $1,000 down
Groom, strictly modern steam heat.
n V nat 3bxl25 lot. North blvd.
location FOR 81, 500 Terms
s-room. new modern. bedrooms;
40 n. lot: $3.50. 500 down.
broom modern y Y home near
Woodward ave. lott 50Ni52 $1,000.
a-room house. modern, or Boulevard,
one block from Woodward. $4,000.
See Mr. Logan
RARP-CARPENTER
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
ron SALE -REsIDENCE PROPERT
EAST SIDE BARGAIN

room home. modern. hot water heat,
St,4eO. $500 down: new bungalow.
rooms. modern. 81 $50. $500 down, g.
room house. modern except furnace.
50 500. $500 down. Modern T. V.
near Mack. s.. 500. $1,000 down. g
room. bedrooms. hot water heat.
nat and garage. $3.50. $500 down
MIR Logan,
BARR-CARPENTER
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To RENT-ROoMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

cor. LArned and Bstes--oniy half a
block from the new lnterurban
waiting Room Extra me rooms
~ soc. 7fc. 81. $50 per day.
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.,,u sAI.to-REsoRTs.

r'Jit SALE AT LAKE oRioN-Two-
story boarding house, n rooms,
team heat: barn. woodsked. chick
n park. outside cellar. large gar.
len. Also high class fastest motor
boat on lake. DR.. C. A DeCou. loek
hon ayA Pontiaa MichL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

1888 Dime Bank bldg Main 1915,
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
MOVE ID BAR SICK
 OLIVE STOCK DELAYED

Owing to the sudden illness of one of the members, the meeting of the state board of agriculture and horti- culture which was announced in these columns yesterday morning has been postponed. The meeting had been called for the purpose of considering the proposed embargo which was sug- gested on the shipment of olive trees into the state.
 It had been the contention of a number of persons interested in the matter that owing to the presence of a small scale-liNe pest. known as the
 lack scale, which is said to be attack ing the olive trees in certain sections of the country, it would be well to prohibit the shipment of any more young trees into the state until the scale had been completely eradicated. They also said that inasmuch as the olive groves of the state were in first class condition it was time to take steps toward keeping them in that shape and not start the precautionary measures after the pest had once been introduced.
 There are a number of the olive growers who think that the scale proposition is greatly exaggerated. and mostly by the nursery men, who wish the import of any more trees Stopped with a view of aiding their business. and should the meeting be held to consider the matter there will be a number present who will enter a wig Orous protest against the proposed quarantine on trees from outside the state.
 State Entomologist Morrill,, when requested to give an opinion on the subject yesterday, stated that to his knowledge there had been little or no scale reported from among the olive men of the state, and that the passing of a quarantine measure was some what prOblematical. However, he did state that a new pest, known as the Ceylon tea scale, which had it's ori- gin in Ceylon and Australia, had been reported in a number of the CalifOr- mia groves, and he has warned the Arizona producers to be on the look out for this new parasite.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
SHERIFF ROBBED
 OF EXHIBIT "A"

Canned telegraph and canned foods are familiar products and articles of commerce, but q new one in the way of embalmed commodities was discov- cred by Sheriff Hall of Pinal county who is holding a trunk of canned whisky as exhibit A when a certain liquor case comes up in the superior court at Florence.
 Sheriff Hall, who returned to Flor ence yesterday related how the sher- ifs office there was robbed because of the housing of that beverage. The trunk was shipped to Florence and the nature of the contents was discovered by a leakage. The John Doe to whom the shipment was consigned was ar rested. He was released on $500 bail and the trunk, which contained a dozen or more tins of whisky, sealed in the most approved style, was stored in the sheriffs office. In the mean time an important call came for the sheriff and he closed the shop to an swer it.
 It was just such a dark and stormy night as befitted such an incident But the mudy tracks made by the automobile driven by the thieves made it possible for the sheriff to follow and land the thieves. There were three of them and all have been bound over for trial in superior court