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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29
hERESs<ANDjNfLSfWnfRE
| maintenance funds.

President Wilson cheered as he
tells G. A. R. veterans Civil war
was one of few of which both
sides might feel proud.
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Three victims of Rainier wreck
sue N. j. railway for total of $780,
600. Suits will test whether
wreck was "act of Cod" or due
to carelessness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29

Prof. Meany of the University
ofof Washington, lectures to Y. w.
G. A. on Northwest history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29

HEROES
Keep your handshake
For Mr.. WI,
Who seeks to make
A hurtless shoe.
Cleveland Press.
Just keep that cake
For old man Cannell,
Who seeks to make
An itchless flannel.
Detroit Free Press.
Just hand that ribbon
To Louis Lang,
Alone SO sober
In all that gang.
Seattle Star.
We slip our cheers
To A. u. Mills,
Whose racy poems
All tedium kills.
Pope will ask general truce IN
Europe for All Souls day, dedi-
Gated to fallen soldiers.
STANLEY BELL PRINTING co.
"adv."
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Mrs. Nettie Myers, Mrs. Gene
We've Deb. Jones, and Mrs. Ruth
Williams allege desertion and
negligence in divorce suits.
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Kaiser had better watch out:
Montenegro has taken offensive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29

Many riots in strike of Chicago
garment-makers. $4,000 out.
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REED ALL THROUGH

commissioner w H. Reed who returned yesterday from Cali
orna, stated emphacay
on serving public He said Il
was hankless job, that a
unappeciated Reeds leaves field
emily clear to Calvin J. Carr county
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The committee charge the Columbus celebration
decided at their meeting last night hold elaborate
hotel inviting
of honor 1t expected Governor Lister and the
judges will attend.
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Possibly

Possibly 2 0
persons turned
out to hear Gov.
Frank Il. Willis,
presidential pos
sibility, eXpound
conventional G..
o. p. doctrine.
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1OO-POUND pumpkin

NoRWAk, Conn, Sept 29What connoisseurs claim
is the largest pumpkin
clare must have been fed milk
dows Main
weighs Just an 100 pounds and 20
What hurts
was raised by a foundry worker.
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err, and operations of farmers as
sociations more difficult.
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10000 Men LOST

LONDON Sept ga Petrogad report received today
the that the entire 41 German
flooding of the Pnsk marshes Nearly the entire 10000
said to have persisted.
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Eastern Washington has great
potato crop.
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Woman writes
@. T.. =. conf
nlittee of hav-
ing earned mon
ey to add to en-
dOwment fun d
by doing hard
washing.
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Born to--NIr. and Mrs. f.. w.
Osborne, 1902 South G ST., girl i,
Sept. 10; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Ray Watkins, 3509 North Ste
vens St, boy, Aug. 20; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Fisher, 5032 South NJ
St, boy, Sept. II; Mr.. and Mrs.
K. l.. Cartwright, $40 East 2Sth
st, boy, Sept. %; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, 1924 North Ander-
son St, boy, Sept. %; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Holm, Sunshine sta
ton, boy, Sept. IS; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Blandan, 2007 South J St,
girl, Sept. IS; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E.
Spangler, 2509 South Broadway,
girl, September 27; Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Gaylord, 1917 South
Monroe St, girl, Sept. 20; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bugge, 1920 East
Morton ST., boy, Sept. &c; Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Bowen, 1912 East
Gath ST., boy, Sept. "a; Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Bittner, 5421 South Yak
ina av., girl, Sept. %; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ID. Baylor, 1921 North
29th St, girl, Sept. 16; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Maynes, 42O3 North
9th ST., boy, Sept. 20; Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. O'Connor, 5615 Fife
ST., girl, Sept. 20; Mr.. and Mrs.
David Heatley, 1911 South State
ST., boy, Sept. 2.
Licensed to marry: Edward
H. Rolph and George M. Jeffries,
Seattle; Albert Gross and Alice
Moreau, Seattle; Allin A. Hansey
and Elna A. Hansey, Bangor, Me. !;
Robert w. Schultz and Catherine
Wutz, Spanaway, and George H.
Dowsing and Sarah Wallace.
Majestic Coal-all Jumps, no
SCOT, few ashes, $4.75. Main D6O.
Advertisement"
"What," asks constant SUBJ
scriber, lis rarer than sign
writer who can spell?" A hard
one, truly, Sub; but We suggest
a good speller who can paint a
sign.
Real Whole Wheat Health
Bread. Duenwald's, 313 18th.
"ady."
Authorities seek to place re-
sponsibility for Ardmore, Okla,
disaster on Santa Fe railway,
which had tank-car In charge.
Mclean the contract mover.
Main 1850. adv"
Correspondent says roar of big
guns on western front can be
heard 40 miles. Claims whole
regiments of Germans annihilated.
Gut flowers and floral work.
Him., florist, So. 9TH and X. adv.
Wife of Sen. Lodge, Massachu-
sets, dead.
Law passed by last legislature
| to curb commission men has joker
which makes dealers cinch strong
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EVERYBODY DOING IT

of the First Congregational
discuss the possibility pruning the 1916
thought may
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Fifty women needed today to
aid Y. w. G. A. campaign for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29

count of age and groom a sue
cessor Is an uninviting task.
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DRY FORCES BUS

- LINCOLN Neb,, Sept 29.-The 1916 prohibition can
aimed to place Nebraska in the list of dry
launched today In the which
and will continue for two days the antsaoon of the
began planning their line of battle
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1000 Elk NOW

SEATTLE, Sept 29Forest
day that the Elk in the Olympic numbered 1000
years ago these animals threatened become extinct
killing prohibited Rangers several
with the teeth missing.
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STELLA'S BARGAIN COUNTER

s an Il a J.
When one gets
into the lime
lig II t without
makeup on.
4; II u;
Lots of "lit-
erataIre' is only
litter.
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WHOLESALE
QUOTATIONS

1 Prices Paid Producers For
Meats, Butter. Eggs. Poultry
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enSAN FRANCISCO Sept 29Mayor James Rolph who started
city earnes elected
Yesterday the primaries While
plete he had overwhelming majority Schm
mayor deposed during the scandal u
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Selling Prices 70 Retailers
For Butter. Eggs and Chsess
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STANLEY BELL PRINTING CO.
"adv."
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wholesale Hay and Grain
Prices
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Licensed to marry: Edward
H. Rolph and George M. Jeffries,
Seattle; Albert Gross and Alice
Moreau, Seattle; Allin A. Hansey
and Elna A. Hansey, Bangor, Me. !;
Robert w. Schultz and Catherine
Wutz, Spanaway, and George H.
Dowsing and Sarah Wallace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-29

Majestic Coal-all Jumps, no
SCOT, few ashes, $4.75. Main D6O.
Advertisement"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
7II1777777777777--@77.=""~
Deaths.

Ralph Seratoni. Clio Rivard-st., 81
years. tuberculosis OF the lungs:
Emily Hlliker, ies Tiliman-ave., 70
years. nephritis; Henry Pfeiffer 40
Hendricks-st. so wears. pulmonary
oedema Michael shea. Providence
hospital about SO years. carcinoma
Of the liver. Harvey ~. Allen. 5Ss
Rrush-st. about 10 years. gunshot
wound, suicide. Kate Louise Jones.
Grace hospital IS years. inquest
pending. Charles J. stephens. state
Of New Yora. 50 years. cardiac dila-
tation; Martin Mccarthy. Elolse.
Mich. SO years. dcmentta: Theophe-
ia KaminskL 1873 Joseph campau-
ave. about SIS years. valvular disease
Of heart. Baby Of John Tessmar. 81
nilnois-st, i've hours. premature
birth: George Peter Oswald. Jr.. Isl
Clifford-st.. 10 minutes. premature
birth George ". Burmese. i1s Column
Frank smoiinski. Grace hospital, II
years, cmbolus. Gertrude Natzman.
SOC Forest-aye.. east. one month. In
fantile dysentery. Arthur Wflke. $40
pIuuette-ave., - hours. premature
birth: u. y. o'Conneli 1857 BROOKLYN
ave. So years, drowning. accideptal.
Charles 7. Van Damme. iss Macomb-
at. GO wears. artcrie sclerosis: Mary
HartlagP, Gle Corgress-st. east. nine
wears. ncut. nephritis. Anna Staw-
XII s3T Martln-st.. two days. prcme-
turs birth. Richard Rosinski. $40
McDopgall-ave. thrc. months. lobar
pneumonia: Margaret Osborne Eloisc,
Mich. ABOUT 81 wears. scnIltfy; Chas.
A Rich 33I putnam-ave.. 50 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
new HEAD
OF AUTO co.
Erskine Elected Presi-
dent of Studebaker
Corporation

NEW YORK. July AT a meet
ing of the board of directors held
in this city, Albert Russell Erskine
was elected to be president Of the
Studebaker Corporation.
This announcement reveals one of
the great stories of American op-
portunity. MIR. Erskine became
treasurer of the Stude baker corpora
ton in 1911, and in 1918. at the re-
quest of Frederick 8. Fish. presi-
dent, with whom he was intimately
associated, Mr.. Erskine was elected
first vice-president and treasurer
In this position Mr.. Erskine had ex.
cellent opportunity to demonstrate
his ability, do big things and make
good. He impressed his worth as
an executive and thoroughly trust.
worthy official upon each individual
member OF the board Of directors,
and gained the confidence of the en-
tire Studebaker organization, and
now. following fixed policy of
pushing good men to- the front and
throwing upon them the responsible
ity for success, at the suggestion
and request of Mr.. Fish, he is
chosen as president Of The Stude-
baker Corporation.
Mr.. Erskine Is a young man, as
corporation presidents go. He was
born at Huntsville. Ala, on Jan.
"a. 1871, making him A years Of
age. His first position of large re-
sponsibility was with the American
Cotton Co., of New York, as general
auditor, from 1898 to 1904. The fol-
lowing six years Mr.. Erskine was
treasurer and member Of the execu.
tive committee OF the Yale & Towne
Mfg. Co.. OF New York. In 1910 and
1911 he was vice-president OF the
Underwood Typewriter Co., which
position he resigned TO go with
Studebakers. SO IL is seen that the
new president of the Studebaker
has had a comprehen-
sive experience in big industrial OR.
CARNATIONS.
In a more personal vein, It may
be said that Mr.. Erskine maintains
a delightful home in South Bend.
Mrs. Erskine was Miss Anna Lyell
of Huntington. w. Va. She
was welded to Mr.. Erskine 13 years
ago. 1t may oe said that the inn
press of Mr.. Erskine's personality
extends throughout the big corpora.
ton. Iic lixes to have men forge
ahead; to see them get along, and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

his plans fer the betterment of in
dividuals have made him well liked
by employees as we'll as by the men
higher up"
]. M. Studebaker, the surviving
one of the five Studebaker brothers,
who founded the business, still
stays at the head of the corporation
as honorary president, having re-
signed as chairman of the board of
directors. Despite his advanced
age, Mr.. Studebaker maintains his
keen insight of the business force
of the corporation. He Is at his
desk every day, and is regarded
with a wealth of affection by the
employees, who know him Familiarity
as Uncle John"
Mr.. Fish, who relinquishes the
presidency. becomes chairman Of
the board, the executive and finance
committee.
G. c. Hanch, formerly Of the
Nordyke & Marmon Co., OF Indian
apolis, and prominent in the Ma
tional Automobile Chamber of
Commerce, who has been connected
with The Studebaker Corporation
since last March, becomes treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
FESSES UP HE'S
MAN WANJII

Herbert Mcfarland. alias e1Fs
Clark, arrested by Detectives MI a
ski and Dreher. "wednesday. ~ y
charge Of smbessling e1,01l fgQil
the Progressive lodss, IntsruAtjo6
Association Of Machinists ~ ~
Louis. In December, 1914. tnsfe(G
that he was not Mcfarland ~
knew nothing Of the charge aGaInr
him. until william Darmstaetter2 M
st. Louis. came herr. Friday. a z
faced him. "A
As Darmstaetter walked into ~
Farland's cell, the latter threw ~
his hands In token Of surrounds. a1
said: "All right. He knows M6E
and know him. I'm the man yC~
want" KIM
Mcfarland said he had : rsaap
for trying TO conceal his identity. *
He declined to discuss the chArGo
against him.
A st. Louis detective IL on IL
way here, to take him back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

Emil J. Roy, 20. Detroit: Lucille
Hanratty. IS, bay Gity.
Clarence &. Evans. %. Toledo;
Blanche T.. Smith. ~. same.
Walter krolak. 20; Matyida. Srom'
orck. 10.
August II. Rooster, 81; Bessie NJ.
Crook, 80.
Cleo Redman. 81. Finiay. o.. Ma
bel Laws. IS. same.
Grover }. Secord. %. New Orleans.
La. Florence l.. Humbcrt. "a. Woos-
ter. ~.
Dsvic &. King. 20. Detroit: Henri
eta n. Mustard. 81. Fort Huron.
Ralph y. Gador. :e; Anna V. Thomp-
son, 81
cassmer Rdrojewski. 81 Clara Jur-
kicwtcx. 90
>aeorge Il. Teeples. 40. Worthwhile,
Mich. Edith Num-, 30, south Lyon,
Mich.
John kozn, "a: Katie kyls. Is.
Wesley T.. Waits, -. Gertrude Me-
Clarence Johnson. 90; Myrtle NJ.
Golf, IL.
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Ch.nc. 10 Get Fin. Plano.

At length a g-eat many are stoutly
predicting that summer Is truly here.
Acting on the belief, preparations for
layed. are now going forward, Tho
Grinnell Bros. have n plan afont To
make possible a piano or piano play
or for every summer cottage. They
reductions TO clear out an overstock
of high class instruments. For in
stance, they are Offering zoo
Haines piano at sl2T. Other stand
ard makes of pignos are similarly
priced Each instrument is guaran-
teed exactly as represented, and. be-
sides there Is years free exchange
trial Saturday Is the last day or
this sale II IL a fine opportunity to
secure good instrument for the
house IA well 'as for the summer
cottage.
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MOrtuary.

ApAMs-s ..ay = = 1915: a, her rest
Adams. daushter. o., the late, N; a.
iS Ss%;i 'l 81 pu Il Mr T. John Nc s.
troit. Notice Of funeral later.
Please omit dowcrs.
rENBv-Juiy 9th. william. at the
II. Tidcrington. GA Lansing ave.
beloved father Of Mrs. r.. n, Muma.
Mrs. n. II. Tiderington. Roland e,
Melvin j.. Abncr A.. Mrs. D. f.
Time Of funeral later. 1nterment
at Shetland. Ontario.
CONNELI.--July 4. at residence, SIS
Brush-rt, Carrie Connell. daughter
of the late r. q. Conncll and sister
%rday. July 10. at p. m.
blvd. jacob. beloved husband OF
Frances De Cou and brother OF Mrs
Charlotte Hi and Mrs, srsic
tice OF funeral later.
DUCROT--July Z. 1915. at her late
residence, $50 AshIand-aveq Ann.
widow Of Frederick Ducrot and be-
loved mother OF Mr.: T Il 'ost nn
Ida and the late Homer Ducrot.
Funeral from above residence sat
urdas morning at lao 70 ~ Jo.ch;
Mt. Clemens by funeral car.
0EORGE--July 7. Josephine George.
nee schultz. aged 80. years, beloved
wiIheimins Georss. Funeral from
residence, 361 ave.
saturday at s:s0 a. m. and Annun-
citation church at ..
NARl0LIANO--Juiy 8. at Naples.
italy, Agnelio. Duke del Monte, hus-
band Of Julie Du charme. OF De-
troit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
Tea Replaces Vodka

Stocks Of tea in this country are
expected to increase now that the
first shipment from the new Japan
csc crop this season has arrived on
the Pacific coast. Russian buying is
the feature of primary markets. This
demand has made itself felt in the
Congous, Hankow and Foochow
grades. The heavy purchases by
the Russians are attributed to the
fact that tea has replaced vodka in
that country. both at home and in
the trenches.-New York Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

Small Robert accompanied his
mother and grownup sister ~
church one Sunday morning. and
when the collection plate reache4
their pew the ladies discovered that
they had forgotten their pursess
Bobbie, however. reached into his
pocket, drew forth a penny. and.
gravely deposited 1t on the plate.
There" he exclaimed audibiy. -.
just saved our family from beipo,
disgrao ed" 80 n
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Births.
RoYs.

ave: Robert L.,ing. 4S Beechsr-ave ;
Adoiph schulz. I5g Lansing ave.
William John wIlliam., 60. Mel.
drum-ave.: William a. Haelhein. los
s ga Ma:'s John naf Henry zs
?i6 Euclid east. John Dittitck.
3.s 81. Joseph-s'.. Thomas Zypbiec,
% copeland-hve. Joe Planka. 10
Portland ave; Joe Bardon. l.2 Pulas.
Lincoln ave-. Tony Russin. Samart.
tan hospital: Richard Il, Ritter. 81
Aiger ave: Jacob Tcstorcili. sS.
Hague-ay.e.: Joseph T.. Maunders. 10
ss Lodi-st. August Pirch, 90 Har-
per-ave. Walter BaIinski. 6e5 Farms
worth-ave.. Otto Lounart. ,iuf
Crane-ave.: Joseph Polath. go Han
saw-pL: John Maiinowski. III Super
ior-st.; William Bushman. 1909 81
Aubin-ave-; William !. Dn Point. 3s5
Michigan ave. Cornelius Larson, 80
Ccass-aye,; william Gould 'ea I La
ave.; Johas kNratek. 80 lockwood
ave; w. Hpldax acfl cecil-st: y; j.
Mcdonald. fTf&NcguIar-ave.: William
Grub, % Homsr.ave,; Henry hI.
Desmond. sixteenth-st Bert
Charle& q iuT1Dy. 9s3o NineMoou
ave: H. voKcs, 70 Pitcher-st.: Frank
Mcgee. 25l Haie-st-: Henry Momich.
81; Rohr8-avs,. Misher. T.. williams.
1888 Crane-ave; Albert Henry Am
buster. SAG, Twenty fourth A. Wy
hans 2tt0 Jefferson ave. east; VIII
liam Kraemer, 93t Twenty third ST.
Morris COLEMAN. 2e2 Division st; Jo-
seph F'rnnk Roberts, S. Pacific: &. u
Sheefs. Is9 Lemay ave. Daniel Scott
ia LeMay-ave.; John w. Melton. zoo
I.awton- ave. steve Playatky, ESQ
Victor; wsj.ssh fuhsk: it7s Mich
fred.st. fyaSF Hoskach. 10 Chere-
1t; Frank krtskewtcx ~ Krakow
pi. Romnn Bcialt owsky.i tei Forest
ave- east.- Adam Kubat. Walieck-
pl; w. A. Smith. 2s2 sixth-st; Cur
It's G, Armstrong. Grace hospital. T..
Fiori 50s Alfred-st.: J.. Tuskus. li6
Nsckic.ave.: Michael Crsak. Fl Gil
bert-ave: Stanley Jelin. 1. Otis-st.
T.. g. stucrkei. $40 Tireman-sve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

LiNG's LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BAR0AlN6.

OF PIANO BAR0AIN5.
Easy terms OF sale or rental
bcardman q Gray. like new IN 100
Mahogany case. like new. &C. -,
Ma horaS% S' case. like new. very :.
Decker Bros. old. rennishsd. %.
Weller iii. p. Neiiscnl. new, poor isoS
stone. walnut, old but good. iio
KKsu iS,. nearly new; :.'i;f: i''
-Bachmann. mahogany. %.
schiller. Bachmann. oak. very -.
Schiller -Bachmann. mission nm %.
NewSy Z Evans. IKE new. -. $50
xxxx XXX tgenuine). renn-
ished, fair tone -. ........ la
iIaines Bros. tgenuine). quite "a,
Ropslt. mahogany case. like =.
XXX Very old. fair tone. 5s
Milton. like new. good: 49,. 100
Milton. upright grand. very a..
Xxx xLargc grand. very hne 4se
Ali player cabinets (piano play :.
Terms 81 monthly upwards.
Where the name of the piano II rep
resented by an x IL means that the
name is withheld out OF courtesy
TO the dealer who Ii featuring TINS
LING PIANO HOUSE.
rs Library-ave. over Macauleys
Book Store.
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VESSEL PASSAGES.


=
DETROIT; July s,,s.up; vsSSs1g
Wisconsin. Warner, Thompson. H.
last night; Elphicke. Western 9tnEs
1 a. M; United Lumbermen. 6arGysN
Leonard Hanna, Weston. l:40: Orut4@x
mond, 2; Nye. 2:40: Alpena. 3:3vt9
Huron City, $40; Stewart. $40: HOW
ard Shaw. 6; Van Hise Barlow ~,
w. l. Brown. 2:15; Queen City, ExeE
port Norton. s: Wilbert Smith. poq~s
ner. Republic. S:15: Sheadie. 8.5QS<;
Rensselaer,, 9i5; Anna Minch, 9:fo}5.
Marulia, Alex Thompson, 10; IndMDs)
Sonones. !eI5; keefe. 1880: SIrtr,Hl
Superior. IL. ~ d. ! M
Down: Gienshee.. a:4o. last ni8h1f.:
Osborne, barges 10: Olcott. 2:2o "a ~
M; Pentland. barge, 3:20; Gate. e;1!$t<
j. r. Hutchi-~Np, 4; Hin, 7.l5. Iol>e&
peming, Sis; Augustus, q. Big Hnf.E
on. 9:15; Rutland. $3.50; Berry. Agn1}|
sy. 10; Baker. 1890. M
AZ The SOC. H
sAUI.T STE. MARIE Mich. July 4ss'
Up: Buffalo. last night; OIL 9:3Q$S
Neptune. midnight; Gary. 1; TAuru43
Princeton. Magma. 2: Nelson; rhcMIs'
as, $3.50: J. J Brown. s: Maricop1
Martha. $50; 1mperoyal, uhrig. Tl4T3j
Ter. $50; Dlnkey Perkins. 7:1e<.'
Lynch. 8: Northern Light. $40,
Down: L. c. Smith, last night,
Palmer, s:30; Trlmble. Q: SherwlQe
10; Mol, midnight. Renown. 81
Bros. 8: Wade. 4: Lakeland, 1857 =
Mordcn. 6; Rochester. I: schoonmak,
err. Couiby. 73o; snyder Jr.. Joshlla
Rhodes. $3.50: Watt. Manila, 9:30s
Denmark. Quincy Shaw. io:So; Hax-s
en-, 1885. t4{s
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tine s~'
No transient advsytis,ng inssrted
tor less than leo Nth cash: isc "
shsrssd. per insertion.
ncations except Births. caIds "
And ali ads. prscsains Male Help.
eirtnA Deaths, Cards Of ThAnks
emo Ae.sssins Notice. =. -, xin'p NUN
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each extra word
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China was the original home -.
both the rose and the chrysanther
mum. WI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
STORAGE.

PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part OF car. Central Storage
Co, Cadillac 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
HELP WANTED-MALh.

HELP WANTED-MALH.
AN EXPERIENCED, competent man
for haying and harvest on d farm
near Detroit Call Walnut 1902:
evenings Grand t75e.
and half over 81: steady position
for Monday. s07 Chene.
BARBBR wanted for saturday: good
lIIna 3eo<-M.
80 E|E's - sa;sk !, 'sa;; l sy::s'':.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

ROEHI. BROS. Storage, Carriage and
Packing Office 162 Alfred. Ridge s2S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

STORAGE furniture. nearly new. bar.
gain price. Sumner Co. Mich. n 9Th
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

OLD feather beds wanted. Jewel Nat
tress Co. 35s Michigan. Cadillac SOS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

CENTRAL STORAGE CO., moving.
packing. frcproof: rates tight Mo-
tor vans for suburban moving
Phone Cadillac 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

BLACK CLUB BAo. July 1. marked
G. ,. T., contained veAfiug apparel.
Reward u returned 70 Hotel stat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

ARION PIANO only S133; modern IN
tone: a beautiful upright piano at
fraction OF it's value: easy pay
ments. GRINNELL BROS, 2to
Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

coMPErENr, truss verify operative,
s:iz,iSss. jIs sss... no. sJR s:s,:s
sundays, phone West sSfe.
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STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.

ACME Storage. mammoth warehouse.
Storage. moving. NJ. $50 IL Gilman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

CASH! CAsH,-we buy old false
teeth, old gold watches. diamonds.
EiSS srty Refining S,i Co.. " wo S%Dn
ave, fourth floor.