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puFh,d IIn Or MI. % any irjuIl "
him shat caused ham TO f,l. dow
stairs to tie cement landing a. charged
Mrs. Ankle as slowly and distinctly de-
n.cd that she had done any o. those
things.
Mrs Angles father. Leonard Bon
d.... toJE th" stand ia hc- ba7a.i Is the
last Witness 80 the day 20 explain l-r
sudden .u.It'ng spoil after She reached
her room ou the uIeht or -pe tragedy
TIL" Stf'. has pictured M trsl- Is a
strong woman not used - iaiutiug.
NJ B.oud"l said hat ever since ms
daughter had b--n a girl tn" sight ~
fresh blood. connected with th- thuI.nt
of Suffering 10y some person or tr.mal.
had caused her 60 have hystericul and
fAiutiDg spells
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other Lawyers Refused Case.

NJ Osborne started to talk about
the case, nut | said ] didn't want to
hear it," said a member Of the firm.
II told him the best thing he could do
was to see the little woman and do her
Justice without considering us in the
matter. Tine young woman came to US
after other lawyers had refuscd to take
tho case, because of their friendship
for Mr.. Osborne. We took II because
We are not afraid OF Jim Osborne or
any ono else. and because she was an
orphan grl working for her living and is
entitled 10 protection. which she IL
going 10 get from US 10 tho fullest eX-
esDL
We invest gated the case for three
weeks and Oun tat every statement
ehe gave us was true, Her employer
has said he would spend money to sec
that she gets justice. Sn" has been
bounded by detectives, who have showed
her badges and said they were from
the Police Department Because OF their
threats she has moved from the Aldus
street address. and her present home
NJ not hc disclosed
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He said that the detectives reported
Miss Tanner to he a small woman about
"a wears old. and sad that she claimed
TO ave three letters from him. He said
he sent word back that IL she could
produce such letters he would give her
any amount of money she might de-
mand for them. She made an appoint
ment 70 meet him at > T.. VI the next
day to show him the letters. hut she
failed 10 appear.
Mr.. Osborne said that a member of
the law firm Of Slade 4 Slade called him
NJ about two weeks ago and that he
explained to the lawyer that there was
some mistake, because he had never
seen the young woman or written letters
10 her. He said M" lawyer told him
that the letters he wrote had been
delivered in person.
why should | write letters to any ore
and then deliver them myself" said
Mr.. Osborne YESTERDAY. Isn't II
strange that II such letters have been
written that they do not bear the Gov
ernment stamp?
Il have prosecuted many men and
many powerful corporations IN the past
and 1 have been attacked many times
because OF II. This IL merely one of
many attempts made b. d!scredlt me.
I have a son IN college and the dearest
wife a man ever had. and / know this
attack will grievo them very much.
But ! will have to stand II and 50 will
they. I am ready and willing to meet
it"
When members OF the firm 81 Slade
& Slade learned OF Mr., OsboIne's state
ment they sad that Mr.. osborne first
met the young woman early last October
on the occasion of a street accident up-
town, when he introduced himself 10
her. II was said that when a member
OF tho firm called up Mr.. Oshorns two
weeks age ana told him that a serious
charge had been made against him
by a young woman Mr.. Osborne said
II never saw Rae Tanner in my l.fe.'
although her name had not been men
toned in the talk.
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warned ny Court.

She was warned by tn. court not 10
d so
1T seemed akes-ages." she cried,
rocking back ana forth IN her caair.
Ara then OF a sudden came a faint smile
a. Mr.. Cummings asked:
you didn't sit down and wait for a
favorable opportunity t. pu' him OUT"
What 40 You mean she said.
when no one was passing
"Oh. no. she answered.
Mrs. Angl" said that when she got 10
the Sidewalk she didn't think 10 look
for any one who might help her. and
didn't think 81 te!ephoning the hospital
o. a doctor. even though she knew there
was a telephone next door IN 81 milk
store. She did not touch The electric
Hight pusabutton, n thought. near
which there were blood stains. but hur-
rlcl IN the stairs, almost ta!ntine be-
cause of tho horror OF going down In
the darkness. Of not knowing what had
utrp-ued. l. upset me dreadtully,' she
added.
She thought only Of %telephonine to
Mr.. GUERNSEY, Mr.. Ballou's friend and
business associate, she said. but when
she got upstairs and found blood on the
hat she had taken with her she forgot
everything and dropped unconscious in
side the door.
"A sort OF brainstorm7" asked Mr..
Cummings.
II don't n what you would call t."
Mrs. Angle had testified that tho first
she realized that there wss any blood
about was when h saw II on tho hat.
The states Attorney held before her a
photograph showing the peculiar tad
nole'' shaped drops of blood found on
the wall about three feet above tho
hoor II tho landing.
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]. W. OSBORNE
SUED BY GIRL:
$4,000 ASKED
Young Milliner Asserts Ex-
District Attorney Prom
Used Marriage.
LAWYER DENIES HE
KNOWS RAE TANZER

James w. Osborne, a lawyer u il5
Broadway, who was assistant District
Attorney for eleven years, STATE graft
hunter at vsriou. times and prosecutor
Of the ice trust, was sued IN the SUI
preme Court yesterday for $50. 900 for
breach Of promise of marriage. The
plaintiff is Miss Rae Tanzer. q young
woman Of slight build. said TO he about
"a years Did. who Is employed by the
Harrington & Evans Company Of 3e2
Fifth avenue, manufacturer OF womcn's
hats. with a factory at t34 West Four
tenth street.
After a in the case had been
dled in the Countv Clerks office yes-
terday afternoon. MIR. Osborne made a
statement OF his knowledge O. the young
woman at the office of Osborne, Lamb
4 Caravan. his law firm. In which he
said that II the things said about him
by Miss Tanner were true he must have
done them when he was living in other
than his normal state. He asserted that
he had never seen the young woman,
mt he showed "a number " letters re-
ceived from her at his office. addressed
20 ~. w. Osborne in which the writer
called him Dear oliver" The letters
all expressed affection and made certain
illusions to employing an alton ey. Mr..
Osborne refused to give out the con-
tents Of the letters for publica ion at
present.
Slade & Slade OF goo Broadway, at
tornsys for Miss Tanner. refused to dis
.uss their clients case. further than
10 say that they did not bring the suit
until they had Investigated her state
tnents and had them ~corroborated by
more than one witness. Even then, they
said. hey gave Mr.. osborne an oppor-
unity Of making a settlement with tho
Young woman without considering them.
They said that when the facts In the
case become known they will prove sur
prlsiug.
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Makes Admission.

Her examination was FAR from the
dramatic. sobbIng recital of yesterday
only when she admitted crying ont TO
the police. can they pat me IN prison "
did her voice treinble greatly and tears
seem 90 come.
II was the first adm. sStoE states At
totney Cummings had been able 10
wiring from her hat parts OF her CONVEX
sat.on. as reported by police witnesses,
Wero correct. Mostly she denied their
statements or tool refuge in the YEARLY
repeated phrase. 81 don't remember
Mr.. CUMMINGS dWelt fuV some time
on the possibility OF her remembering
whether she had washed her hands or
feet or the stars after leaving Mr.. Bal
lou ia the street. She said al iirst That
shs was positive she did not use a cloth
20 wipe up the stairs and iuen the
states Attorney asked her about show
ing her feet to chief OF Police Bren.
nan In her apartment. She couldn't ic-
member whether she mad or not.
is II possible hat YOU might have
washed your feet and not remembered
it," he asked.
Yes she aid family.
is II possible that you washed the
stairs and can't remember IT,
ut must have been. II | did, at a time
when | don't remember anything about
IT," she answered.
some Vagueness might have covered
the time YOU washed the stairs with this
CLOTH lie asked.
ut might have occurred. but GER
ta'nly never knew 1t IL | did" she said
and fell back in her chair weakly. II
vas just after this reply That the frs
recess was taken and Ms. .\n-le COL
lapsed in the Sherin's room.
Mrs. Angle was equally ~irdean!te
about the time that ELAPSED after sh"
started down stairs carrying Ballous
uucou sc.ous and bleeding form until she
went bach TO her room. She wanted 20
answer questions indirectly. in her "
WAY, so as ito let MIR. Cummings draw
his own conclusions as to the time
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Love Letter NJ HIS oHice.

Mr.. Osborne made the following state
nent when told that the summons had
been filed
II first heard 81 the Young woman
when I found at my office a letter from
her, written or blue stationery. and
dated December -. in which she sd-
dressed some on. a. Dear oliver The
letter referred to the person to whom -
was written In afeCtionate terms, nj
indicated tina; the writer was going TO a
lawyer. | called 10 my partner. GILBERT
n. Lamb. and showing il to him | said
Here's a woman who is mixed up In
her letters. She has sent one 10 ne
that she should have sent 10 her lover
W had a laugh over the letter and
I thought no more about 1t until sew
ersl weeks later. when ! happened TO
drop in At The New York Athletic Club
and found there a stack OF letters. all
properly addressed to me. but referring
inside to Dear oliver The letters were
all couched In endearing terms and re-
ferred TO places whore she said she had
met me. l give you my word. gentle
men, ] never saw the woman in my
life"
Mr.. Osborne said that when things
reached this stage ne decided To ind out
he could about the young woman
and sent detectives to trace her. Oue
NJ the letters bore the address, 9I2
Aldus street. The Bronx. and another
was On the stationery ot the Harrington
& Evans Company. Mr.. osborne said
the detectives reported hat they had
found Miss Tsn2er working IN the hat
factory and that she told them he had
picked her up on the street" ara had
taken her 20 moving picture shows. to
Riggs's restaurant IN West T|hirty-thiId
street and to the Sherman Square Ho;cl.
Broadway and Seventy-first street.
where Mr.. osborne lives with his wife
and son.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
Watching the Scoreboard.
Yesterday HOMEWsi
hnSe. Eunrds on ~ugRs.
HutsrI. cards. on rc-ritf. Giants
Roth. white sox, on tottrett
lunks.

Tho Cardinals licked Fol perritt ~
the Giants Maybe that makes Miller
HugEins sore
Yesterday waE a pretty woozv dav
rho SoN iig KIDD the Yanks n To- q the
Tigers trimmed the Red SoN, 10 TO n.
aoG tho cards damned the Giants. ~
20 10. with % hits and eight errors
HgurluE
Mr. cobb did this Scored two runs.
made three hits stole three bases,
Including home once spiked Shortstop
Scott That guy has lost all sense
OF proportion
ON. YES. the cubs were tumhl~d out
~ their lead hy the phiilies Incl
dontally Grover G. Alexander slipped
over another win.
Shaw. % the Senators, and Cicotte.
81 the white SoX. each allowed but
two swats. Shaw's victory put tho
Senators in the lrst division
Waliie Scharg must be slowing M
with the rest OF the Macl,men Clove-
land worked double steal In the
eighth and stole thS game. 2 TO !.
J Hans Wagner In slowing up too
just like cobb The grand old man
got a single. double and n triple
against the worlds champion Braves.
yesterday MamauS won his NTH
straight game
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10

To Herman Krame-. Fred Friehm,
Chas. Bohnsack William Dadke. Bar
bara Wen, Bertha schultz, Mary
DOlesing. Chas Mckenzie. Hugo
Schcrer, David g. StuCksy. Missionary
Church, NJ. a. NanahAn. +. Espcr,
Martha \. MoHthty, Christian Noll-
weller. J. 9. SnoWden. Albert Guthcu-
berg. Andrew Bicker. ". j. Schroeder.
John Segcr, Matthias kramer clara
Mueller. !. Gun, Geo. W Brooks. 4.
Gabler Go T.. Ortenberger. Harry
Johns. Geo. \. Town. +. Stasrhke,
Mrs Frank Risse. ~ Arlo. Leonard
Wineman, Frank Niertcu. Sarah
Beardsley, T.. l. X 4 NJ Thompson.
Schwartz, John Hook II. O.. Kruger,
Chas. Binge. II. lie Fall. r. Henning.
JOS Babret. L. q. Hack. Catherine
Brown. ~. Rohinet. Chas. Louewt. Q.
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
Concord avenue. from the north line
OF Gratiot avenue To the south Hire
OF East Grand Boulevard. 20 be
graded and paved. notice h hereby
given that nm assessment has been
made upon all the lots and promises
fronting on said Concord avenue. and
liable 10 be assessed for said i'm.
provement under the provisions OF
the City Charter. and that roll ~
said assessment IS now completed,
and Will remain at the Assessors
office. in the City Of Detroit. from the
date hereof until June %, 1913 for
the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DILWoRTH
Al43i. President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING OATS

Sealed proposals viii be received
~ the office OF the department Of
Public Works. Detroit, Mich, until
Wednesday. June IL, 1915. At 10
o'clock a. m eastern standard time,
at which time and place they viii be
opened. for furnishing and delivering
q. b. ears on siding at the garbage
collection barn. foot ~ Twenty
fourth street, IN the city OF Detroit.
Two cars standard white oats.
Cars OF oats must be accompanied
by BOARD Of Trade certificate of in
spcction
Each bidder must deposit with his
nid a certified check ia the sum Of
S@00. payable to the order OF the De-
Tartment Of Public Works before the
proposals are opened conditioned
mat should they he the lowest bid
der they will within five days after
being awarded the contract by tho
department. enter into contract
with surety company bond, iu the
full cstimDtc1 amount OF contract
The right 20 reject any ar all pro-
pcsRls expressly reserved All pro-
posalS shall be made IN dunlicatc.
45t7 GEO. " FFNKEI.
A-iliS COMMISSIONS
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10

state OF Michigan, I'm the Circui.
Court for the County Of Wayne In
chancery. Delina Crevier. complain
ant. VS.. John Crevier. defendant. File
No. 502si. Law Offices. Ezra l.. Beech
Ter. s1s-if Chamber OF Com Detroit
Mich. IL appearing that a bill for
divorce has been filed and that the
same IL now pending. and that the
said defendant has departed from his
last place OF residence. and that the
Whereabouts Of said defendant In un-
known, on motion OF Ezra l.. Beech
Ter. solicitor for the complainant. II
is ordered that the said defendant on
ter his appearance In said cause on
or before five months from the date
OF this order. and that within 90 days
tho complainant cause this order to
he published i'm the Detroit Times, a
newspaper printed. published and cir
Culated In said county, and that said
publication be continued therein once
In each week FOR six CD weeks IN
succession. and that copy 81 this
order be forwarded TO said defendant
by registered mail TO his late known
place Of residence. Dated the 5th
day ~ May. 4 u. 1918. "a true
copy. T.. J. ~ Hally Circuit Judge
John n. Lesnan. DEPUTY Register.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
]. GRIFFITHS
WON'T REDUCE

AKRON. O.. June io.-Chances OF
a bout between Johnny Griffiths and
Johnny Kibsne at Canton. July 3,
went gllmmering when Bernie
Strapp. Griniths' manager, an
nounced that he would not make a
lower weight than 1875 pounds. at
noon. for Kilbane.
Charley White may get the date
with Grifnths. lie wrote Offering to
box for a $4,000 guarantee. strapp
IL considering the offer,
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
yessrrday's Results.

inujrxg ls45C7s Ri T.
chIcaEo Z o 0 o o ia rs 0
New York 0 0 y y 0 0 o. 0 2 4
Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk, Daily,
McIiale. Cottrell and Sweeney I'm
pirNE: O'LOughlin and IIildebrand.
1T Philadelphia
Innings 2s 45bTs X II r
Cleveland o o 0 . o. 9 /
AthletIcs o 0 o o 0 O. 2
Batteries: Mitchell and O'Neil.
Bush. 'Wyckof and Lapp, Schang
EMPIRES: Naliin and Dtneen
At Washington
Innings I23i 67Ss Il IL II
~. Louis q o o o o. 2 1
Washing'n o % 2 o o e. s o
Batteries. Weilman. perryman and
chill and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
SUNDAY BAN
ANNOUNCED
A. A. u. Will Not Sane
ton Athletic Meet
ings On Sabbath

NEW YORK, June i0.-Swimming
contests Sunday are not. countenanc-
ed by the Amateur Athletic union.
according to Secretary Fred W. Ru.
bien. Tie explained today that the
4. A L.. would not sanction the
fancy diving championship which
has been scheduled at the Panama
Pacific exhibition for Sunday. July
"unwrittcn law" against Sabbath
day sports
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
ROCK INVEST

Or tho north side ~ Beaver
street. In front of or adjoining
such lots or parts ot lots num-
Iyrgd o. o. g. betv ecn Mex IN
lev arcruc and Nirewood ave.
uuo. G. T. Campus sub. of the
w. half Of the rear concession
Of y e. IS.
on the south side OF McGraw
avenue. in front Of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot NUM-
herrd 7. between Mckinley
avenue and Roosevelt avenue.
Cnhalcu.s sub W lots ISL to
ESQ and il5 to 49, Inclusive of
+ w. TuhuStor's sub. OF tho
Cqwpau farm. = q. Is. n. OF
Michigan avenue.
ON tho cast eide 81 Thirty
third street. in front 81 or al
iuipiug such lot or part OF lot
numbered TO- between HOrattC
street and Herbert street, Eye
Barbour and Warren's sub. oi
that cart 81 T. g. 260 lying be-
tween IToratic street and War
rem avenue.
ON tho wcAf siic 81 Scotch
avenue. in front Of or adioin-
ing such lot or part % lot mum
brred .. between buchanan
street and Jackson street,
Meter sub. Of lot : ~ the par
fition ~ the T. sheldon estate.
being part 81 y g. - and $50.
ON the east side 81 scotch ave-
rue. IN front OF or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot mum
hered 80, between Warren ave-
nue. and McGraw avenue. Daniel
Scottens sub. OF O. ls. 81. %.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
BOOK CEAST

on the north side OF Gratiot
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot num-
bered east. between Helen
avenue and Canton avenue, chr,
DamitiO's sub. OF part OF lot 8
sub OF y. G. 573. nwly. OF Ora D.
tiot avenue and lot 6 sub. OF lot
OF said sub.
on the north side OF Gratiot
avenue. in front ~ or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
hercd 6. :. .. 10. II. Il. between
Helen avenue and T.. Grand
boulevard. amended plat OF lots
TO inclusive. ana lot IL IN
block ~ Brewers sub OF the
q. - acres Of the w. 80 acres -
y. G. CTS. lying r. OF Gratiot
avenue
ON the north side az Gratiut
avenue. I'm front or or adioin-
ing such lot or part Of lot num-
bcrcd I. hctWcca Field avenue
prd sheridan avenue, John :.
Folcys sub. - that part OF tn ?
Church farm, i. g. 10. lying
bet Gratiot avenue and Fred .
erick street and Field and
Sheridan avenues.
on tho west side 81 Rohns ave-
nue.. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
hc~ed 90. between Lambert
street and Harper avenue.
Stvoh's sub. a. that part az L.
a. ga. n. Of Gr1tiot avenue.
ON tho north side ~ Theodore
street. in front Of or adjoining
such lot or part - lot num-
barcd u. between Mt. Elliott
avenue and Eeaufait avenue.
Smiths sub Of part ~ %. l. 81,
AI-lL.-.... EuLn1 u q, -
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
PROPOSALS FOR
ENGINE HOUSE SITES

Sealed proposals will he received at
tho office OF tho Fire Commission I'M
til 800 y. m. Monday. July 10. 1918.
for parcels Of land having so TO 90
feet frontage and not less than 100
feet deep. In the vicinity OF the fOl-
lowing named locations: Warren and
Robins ayes. Central and Dix av's,
Iinwod and Lothrop ayes. Hamilton
and Taylor ayes. The right 20 accc.,.
or reject any proposal " expressly
reserved Bids viii he indoors fd
Proposal for engine house sites" and
delivered TO the undersigned.
GEORGE j. FINN.
A-i459 Secretary
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10

Total ases---petrOit, 20; Boston. .,
Sacrifice hits Crawford. Baker. stolen
bases Bush, Wit. Cobb 3, Young.
Two~basc hits Neach ., Crawford 2
Three base hits--Kavanagh ?, Wit,
Young Left on bases-petroit. y;
Boston, 6. First base on errors--De-
troit. ] Boston. Bases on balls -
on Collins I: of Pennock. :. Hits
on collins, 4 in Is, OF Pennock
- in 8 % or Dauss. , in G on
Steen. In o struck out-By Dauss,
2; by Stcen. ! by Collins. 3: by PEN
mock 3. Wild pitch--Collins Passed
bali-'arrigan UmDires--EVans and
Wallace. Time-@.0
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
Yesterday Results.

Vt ItttshurU
Boston 80. o o o I o.
Pittsburg o % o o -
Batteries. Tyler. Crutcher. Hess
and Whaling. Gowdy MamauN and
Gibson Impires; Orth and Byron.
NJ Cincinnati
Innings gas 67S9 Il " +
Brooklyn. q o 0 o o o. II
Cincinnati ! o q q 0 o o a. 2
Batteries: pfeffer and McCarty,
Douglas. Toney and Clark. Empires:
Quipley and Eason-
At Chicago
Innings 1234567s9loii Il II T.
Phillies 0020 00o0 - 10
Chicago 90 0002i o o. y
Batteries: Alexander and killlf"r;
Cheney. label and Bresnahan. Um-
pirrs. KLEIN and Emslie.
~ ST Louis
lnn'ngy 2s45 6iss II r
New york % o 2 o q o 90 Il
81 Louis o 0 : q Ill -
Batteries Pcrritt. STRAND and Mcy-
ers. smith. Meadows. Niehaus. Per
due Sallee and snyder. Gorgeles. Um-
pires. Rigler and Hart.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1913.
SENECA AVENUE

To w. Boerle. Stephenson & Ire
bseln George NJ GriX, 4. T.. Warwick,
H. {; Crawford, Earl J. IIeenan, Ray
Inond PETE, -. +. stephenson. y. L.
Hughes. II j. Tierney. T.. Leo Witt
I'M Cook Farm Goa Carl Gustke. ".
frlewaid. and TO all other persons
owning. occupying. or otherwise in.
terested In any OF tho lots and
premises fronting on Seneca avenue.
IN taid city OF Detroit within the
UNITS hereinafter mentioned.
Ih' Common Council OF the City Of
Detroit having ordered so much OF
seneca avenue, from the north curb
line or Monat street TO tho south line
or Hlatiot avenue 10 be graded and
paved notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots, and premises fronting on
sold seneca avenue, and liable 10 he
assessed FOR said Improvement under
the provisions OF the City Charter,
and that n roll OF said assessment is
nov completed, and will remain AT
the Assessors office. In the City Of
Detroit from the date hereof until
June %, 1915. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
By DANIEL l.. DILwORTH.
Aifi0. President
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10

2t6 CLASS TROTTING. PURSE
a. NO0

= 10 CLASS TltOTTING, PURSE.
81 600.
Virginia Barnette BIN tpurfee) 2 J
Laramie Lad, b . Mcdonald J
Princess Louise. blk.m. Nugeno 3 :
Also started Seneca Boy, oh. z.
(FleninE)
Scratches Miss Perfection. b. m.
de Rtdc) Copper the ore. blk. IN.
tSchwartzl
Time 1919, 2.l1h 212.
AMATEUR FREE FOR-AI.L TROT.
PURSE $1,000.
NaVwack. b. IN UangleY) .....,.l !
Bean Arion ID. M ~. Savage ,
Kid cupid. Oh g. (SilVab ....-....2 3
AJyu started Monica Mckinney. On
m tHonman1
scratched Merry Widow, Oh. m.
Uarsons)
Timc-212. e.1iI. 2;13ii.
Ell CLASS PACING PURSE $4,000
iIal BoG. 81 m al Childs) ,....l J >
The Beaver. b. h. ,FlomiuC) -
Rel Sock CHI &. tMC6uire) ....3
Also started lmtro, BLK =. IF
ChildsD Princes Patch. b. m. Macy :
Frank y. ID n tFord).
scratched. Kinney sham, br. z.
tWnlkcrp Maxine. ID m. tMontgom-
eTy); Asa Pointer. d. < tMendcnhalD ,
John Malcolm, hr. z. tDaniels).
Time-2:0Gi,. 2.oGR. . 07is
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
Banza! Zybsxko

NEW YORK. June l0--lt took
waldeck Zybszko. the Polish giant.
~ minutes and 80 seconds to flop
Picrr eIe Colosse. a French heavy.
weight, TO the mat last night.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
Il Was a Battle, Anyway

The CLANCY school second team
defeated the Craft second yesterday.
20 TO l6 Foster and Pulk formed
the winning battery
The Detroit times., 1915-06-10
TRANSFORMERS

Sealed proposals will be received al
tho office Of the Public Lighting Com
mission. 90 East Atwater street. De-
troll, Mich. until 1890 a. IN. Monday,
June II, 1918, for furnishing trans
formers required for the public light
ing plant, In accordance with the Spc-
cihcation- on hle i'm the superintend-
cnt's office
T.. r FOWLER.
A-iiG0 secretary.