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Births
BOYS

BOYS
John W. Ynst. ~ ChristlanCy, Pc
ter Nardalahcne, 572 Lafayette east
Angelo stenani GC2 Illinois; Joseph
TcllinEor. 2o4 Watson: George CAS-
tronc, as Hawthorne; Benjamin New
man, lS0 Division, jacob Dean, ~
East AleXandrino; Frank Gnebs, ia
Twenty third. James Du Ross. ibiA
Maxwell Henry schultz. 526 Joseph
Campau John Czcrwinski. s!unarit tan
hospital, Daniel Mtcic, 20 blsmark'
Dominicus Saia. 2Sl Baltimore west;
Hubert KcsscL 32S Southwestern.
Mike Rusait. 2s2s Russell. otto y.
Lundell. samaritan hospital. Edw. J..
Schcid. 92Ot, East AloNandrine. NJ
bert T.. Rose. 16s Porter, James Fa-
gan. 1851 East Grand blvd Benz. f
Hudson. Harper hospital; George A.
Brandy, l9S Eighth Quintus Stulz, %
chestnut. George STicksr.. Ies Liver
nn,ois cyril .Gsyma,nnn. r2ts Pnsrks ,a
4. HiIer. 100 Eighteenth. James. r..
Rice. 1o4 Montclair; Emery r, Ricka-
baugh. 2ss Mcclellan; William F.
Pischkc. 49, Pelouze; John prieskorn.
5lS Horatto Gordon r. Griffith, 1875
Miktosz Kozaczek, 100 Trombly. Al
bert Lahiff. 1917 East Willis.
GIRLS
William Edgeiow. ioS East Con-
gross. Raymond Redman. 1858 Van
Dyke; Santi Sestini. I92 Rivard: Geo.
StOlarsl<y. 34P East Montcalm; claude
W. Miller. 1902 Iroquois. Amos Gils-
dorf, f95 Kirby west; Thomas H.
Cape. 334 Merrick: Lawrence Kucel.
1909 Jos. Campau. David ". Decker
son, SIT AIlcndale. George Valentine.
107 Leland. Andrew Grigel. 375 Med
bury: Vincent Rozmirak. ~ Sar-
Ecant Frank Hamernlk, 90 Thirty
third: Edgar Peters. lis Medbury;
Sclig Sccberg. % Bethune east; Ja-
cob Ol,csak. 1926 Helen; James War
rem. $50 Maybuyy Grand; Herman +.
oscar Naumann. 40 Seyburn; Joseph
peziei. 6s5 Monroe; Joe Rosenfield
Harper hospital: Robert Merrill, es2
Michigan: Joseph Maslanik % Rob-
ert; Andrew Malayczuk, 9s Thirty
second Charles Chedister. 31s st. Au-
bin Albert Hoekstra. 539la Clinton:
stanley Zakrzewski, 966 Orleans,
John Theil. IA JOS. Campau; Mike
Andrews 10 kanter.
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GRO EsBECI<--Edmun g.. aged IS
years, son of Louis Groesbeck and
the late Julia Groesbeck: brother
OF Ernestine. Adele, Clarence c..
Louis and Alex. J. Groe sbeck. No
tice OF funeral later.
sPUNG----July IL. 1915. at residence.
ss Monterey. Highland Park.
Samuel, aged ~ years. beloved
husband OF Clara and father OF
Clara and Lucille Spung. Funeral
Friday. 2:a0 o'clock p. m.
sCRANTON--July IL, at his daugh-
James Pardce Scranton, aged az
years. father OF Mrs Walter NJ.
Trevor and Miss Lydia NJ. Scran-
ton. Funeral Saturday. 2:30 p. m.
from residence. Burial private.
YOUNGs--walter at his home, 30
Elghteenth-st,, July ~. aged so
years, beloved husband OF Eliza
beth Youngs Funeral from the
home Saturday, July Is. at 2:30 p.
m. Please omit flowers.
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P. M. EARNINGS .
Are BOOSTED
Increase In June Over This
Month In 1915 Is
$345,000

The regular monthly report OF the
Pere Marquette shows that. while
the gross receipts for June were an
Increase over June or 1915, by more
than $345.000, they fell below the
total revenue Cor May. 1916. by $780,
5s3.6s. Gross revenues for May
show a greater Increase over the
corresponding month last year than
those OF June. 1916. over. June, 1915.
The increase In May was more than
s372, 900. and In June but s345,000.
The report points out that the crop
outlook is good. and the weather has
been especially favorable TO fruit
growing.
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FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
NOTICE.

south OF Jefferson
Brick veneer two-family. $1,000.
Jenny SON -aye.-Frame 2-family,
Piper. bivd.-Brick veneer two
family, steam heat, paneled dining
room, beamed ceiling. Very COM
f0 Ha@iioaa sSS BrisS y sG@ two
family. rooms. 3 bedrooms. open
fireplace, garage for two cars, side
drive. $500. $4,000 down.
c h Inn rs-ave. Two-tamaiiSy
.Pallister-ave.--Ow must sell.
Fine brick veneer two-family, B
rooms. bath. fun attic. full base
preciste the location and the guild
Ing itself. Small amount required.
and price is only $500.
Close to Grand River and the
family aas dining r rsmsef hand
painted. built-in buffet open IRE
place. oak and pine finish, rooms.
bath. Beautifully de corated
throughout, Splendid location.
Chalmers-ave., south OF Jefferson
Brick veneer bungalow, rooms,
bedrooms. fireplace, bookcases,
vestibule. den. finished in oak and
three sides; 40-ft. lot. side drive
and garage $500. Terms.
Newport-ave.. south OF Jeffer-
son---Semi bungalow. rooms,
bedrooms. fireplace, French doors.
Only $500 down. Beautiful home.
Marlborough Seml-bun-
sgalow. rooms. 4 bedrooms. steam
heat $4,000, $500 down.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. veneer bun
galow; slate roof. This Is only
$500 and must be seen to be ap-
precated.
Piper blvd. Two-family semi
bungalow. steam heat: rooms
down. 4 rooms upstairs, $500 down.
.Btniteau-ave., near Mack-avc.-
Bungalow, less than market value.
and only 5000 required.
First class condition. frame
house on Hamilton-ave., good To-
cation; rooms. bedrooms. $500,
$1,000 down.
ASK FOR MR. GooDHAND.
DAVID H. APPLEHOF
900 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 1921.
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Deaths

Louise Helen Oleksak. 1926 Helen,
DAYS. intestinal hemorrhage: Anna
A. sullivan. Harper hospital, 80
years. Reenral peritonitis. Edward
McWiiliams. 2a5 Fourth. ~ years
uremic poisoning: William o. Lath-
am. eli Michigan. IS years. lobar
pneumonia; Mary Burke, Providence
hospital 50 years, gangrenc OF foot:
Ella May Stanton. b56 Maybury
Grand. 80 years. acute odema "
lungs: Ester Curtis. 107 Englcwood
81 years. dcmentia parlatica and
nsphritis: Peter Kiscinch. 81 Port
land, 1 year. malnutrition; Helena
stock. Linwood and Cortland. 81
years. dysentery: Lee Hamilton,
Grace hospital. rs years. cerebral
abscess: Cora Emma Bolster. SOC
Trumbull IS years. carcinoma OF
uterus: Hazel Wurtz. Harper hospi-
tai. IS years. tubercular meningitis;
Alma Jones. SIT Williams 80 years.
mitrai stenosis: Mary Peters. $50
Holcomb. 81 yearI manic Oppressive
insanity: Kate Jankortch. Herman
Kiefer hospital. 80 years, pulmonary
tuberculosis. Thomas Mullen, 2I2
East Kirby. IS years. fibroid phthisis.
wilfrid Victor Stappcrt, 1917 Bald
win, years. cholera infantum; Ray
mond Gizinski. 400 East Warren,
months. cholera infantum.
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Innocent Corral sS; Ethel Turner,
Noah vernier, SIS; Emma Buch. se.
Wiadysiaw sokoioWski. 81; Katar-
GeGorge III. Frazer ss. Hewlett;
Adeline Burtch. 35. Detroit.
Henry l. Stevens. 2S' Violet f.
barney l. Bornett. 90; Rae Bun
dorf. %.
James r. Tucker. 80. Detroit;
Mabel Ia Bennett 80. st. Clair
Frank A. Hoke. 81; Frances sekol,
Charles w. Meeker. 80; Clara A.
Alfred E. Phillips. SO; Anna Yox,
Arnold J. Young. 20; Mathilda r.
Daniel J. Canteio, 35. Detroit;
Georgena Collins, 20. Chicago.
Herbert uhrlg 49, Cincinnati;
Pearl stewart. 2s. same
w nir!n Rerni S Mars G"sp1 20, same,
Sam savochuk. "a; Christine Sem
Erwin ]. Clark, 81, Bertha SON.
Everett q. Bailey. 20. Waltz Nina
p. Galloway. 20. same.
Philip GaGell. SO; Anna Eschker.
30.
n. Carl Naumann. FL; Florence j.
Farrell. 90.
Earl V. Harrington. 20; Viola B..
Jones "a.
Porter G. Baker. 81. Danville. ILL.,;
Ruby Pratt. 30 same,
Warner 4 Miller. %, Toledo; Hct-
tie NJ Stephenson, -. sidney. ..
William ] Barrett. %. Detroit;
Elsie NJ Defour. 20. Ford city.
ICELAND \ Butler. 25, Marguerite C..
Miller 81.
ROLAND J whiting. 80, Highland
Park Bertha Mouch. %, same.
walter g. BZtra. ~: Laura f..
Piper. 25.
Eugcne G KrauS. -. Toledo. Elsie
r Evans. II. same,
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POLICE AUCTION SALE

The semi-annual sale OF unclaimed
property held by the Police Depart
mcnt viii take place Friday, July
18th, 1915, at Boo o'clock A. VI. ~
the Police Garage, 90 Fort street
East. ground floor
Everything including automobile.
bicycles, iewelry. tools, minor a0to
supplies. scrap iron. scrap l.-asH etc,
Will be sold 20 the highest bidder.
BE on hand early Tor the bargains
GEORGE \. WALTERS.
Secretary.
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RoARo OF EDUCATION.
secretary's ofnce, 80 Broadway.

secretary's offee, 30 Broadway.
Detroit Mich. July II. 1915
The Board OF Education will pay 81
per load for good black earth; so
loads to be delivered to the Ellis
School site, Junction and Rich
streets. and 100 loads to the North
western High school site, Grand Riv-
err avenue and the Boulevard.
See Supervisor OF school Property.
Room !, 80 Broadway, B-S98
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Sugar Market

Edgar 4 Son: Crystal doiniaoes. 2-ib..
}iLs6. Do. sab, fll,s6: Eagle tab
Sssb; xxx powdered. 1850; stand
ard powdered, ts.4S: granulated. a ex-
In bulk ss.os; GRADUATED. aS-lb cot
10. and 5-ib. cartons. IN cases. {s.ss;
crystal domino gran. HE cases, $50:
diamond a, ssl5; eonfoctioners- A.
No. z. 1870; No. s, $685. No. use;
No. 10, s7.75: No; II, G!o;, No. II.
e!.s5; No. IL. S.6q No. "a. $3.50; 10 20:
beet GRADUATED, siS5 per 100 lbs: /;
household powd., rs. 24'to case. S2.40;
De IS to case, si.7o Der case.
NEW york PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. July 13.-Flour
Firm and quiet Pork; strong
rslddeewst spot. 5oQis.so. sugar:
Mg.4O; muscovado S0-test, $500 5.63
refined. firm; cut loaf. $3.50. crushed,
1855: powdered. ST75. graduated
i7s5IT.Ty. Coffee: Rio No. Z on
spot. 0itc. TslJpw; Dull. special
pNc. city. Dc; country, 9n9Ac. Hay;
Weaker. prime. fi37hi No 3. ssn
N2iAc; clover, 65cm 81 lis. Dressed
TPSeseySs s} Si Soc ' fowiss iia
ducks, Long Island, zoe. Live .poul-
trys Unsettled, geese. lac, ducks
ira 22c. fowls. l9n zoe: turkeys. so
isc; roostcrs, iEc; chicken, brothers
ESQ csc. Cheese: Quiet: state milk
common 10 specials. 13n16hc; skins
common TO special. sIl3sc.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING STEEL
TANKS. COUNTY BUILDING.

Office OF Board OF County Auditors.
Detroit. July g. 1915
Sealed proposals will be received
until o'clock p. m, Friday. July II.
1916, at which time they Will he open
ed for furnishing material building
and erecting in place two steel tanks
used i'm connection with the elevator
service. Wayne County Building. ac-
cordlng 20 spccificatlons for same on
Ale i'm said office OF Board OF County
Auditors, a copy of which may be
had upon application to the sec-e-
tary OF the Board The proposals shall
also cover the entire cost OF tearing
down and removing tanks now In the
County Building.
Each proposal must be accompsn-
led by a certified check for three per
cent OF the amount OF bid. condition.
ed that the bidder awarded the con-
tract will promptly enter into cor
tract and furnish bond for the faith
full performance OF the contract
The Board or Auditors reserves the
right TO reject any and all bida
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS
BY WILLIAM GuTMAN.
Chairman.
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FoR sALE--REsrDEscE PROPERTY
PALLISTER AVE.

Pallister-ave. Is one Of North Wood
wards most charming and exclu-
sive streets, so feet Wide and beau
tifully freed. This house was erect
ed for the use OF family OF dis
eliminating taste. The veranda
has stone steps and concrete moor,
the entrance Is in the center. the
living room Is the full depth of the
house. on one side. with the din
ing-room and kitchen opposite: 3
bedrooms. den and large ceiled bath
on the second floor. Well arranged
billiard room on the third floor.
There are two large screened ball
comics; a cedar lined closet, instan-
taneous water heater. built-in re-
frigerator. garage for two cars.
with hot and cold water. and many
other inviting features. For per-
sonal reasons the owner desires to
effect an immediate sale and will
accept $4,000 on very reasonable
terms. This is "A decided bargain.
May be seen only by appointment
eANDERS BRENNAN SCHINBINE
CO, 500 Penobscot bldg. Cad. 327.
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BARGAIN

We have, within the two-mile circle.
large 1l-room house that will cas-
lily convert into 2-family or make
an elegant rooming house. This
can be handled with q small pay
ment Close to Lafayette blvd. See
us for bargains.
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
Cad. 62i5. Az Free Press Bldg,
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NoTICE-To Whom 10 May Concerts
Take notice. on Tuesday. July ~
a T.. 1915. at y. m. AZ llI-ile
Mich, all articles and things from
No iGoii 10 No 6o5af. len In paws
with St~inbcres Loan OfHce or the
City Cf Detroit. Mich. Will DC sold p
public auction IN accordsnes W.
Steipbera's Loan Office. by .Juyfus
steinberg. Ascher Moss Anesioo~s
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ATKINSON

North side. near Hamilton beautiful
new home built Of pleasing COM
blnation OF rough-faced brick and
stucco. Large living room contains
massive open CRATE. built-in book
cases, cloak room with full-length
plate glass mirror In door. to the
right OF vestibule; closet foot of
stairway contains toilet and basin,
diningroom connected with living
room and large sun room by
French doors, 4 lovely bedrooms.
The bath has tiled walls and floor,
tllcd-in tub, pedestal basin and
shower Large sleeping balcony.
Attic contains maids room and
bath. The decorations and fixtures
will be OF the very best and may
he selected by purchaser. Double
garage. We will vouch for the ma
terials used and general construc-
ton OF this splendid home II is
well built in every particular. The
price Is sli 200. SANDERS REN-
NAN-SCHINBINE CO., a20 Penob-
scot BLDG. Cadillac Ss7.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-13

AN EXTRA FINE OPPORTUNITY

AN EXTRA FINE OPPORTUNITY
ROYAL OAK PARK is in the best part of the North Section
This the place to buy if you looking large rapid
rise in prices Come in and let usconvince you that
selling lots for onehalf of their present value You will be
surprised at the rapdty in which these lots selling and
wonder $4,000 for the desirable residence lots
car line. Join us and make big money.
BRUCE, THOMSON, KOEPFGEN COMPANY
409-410 Free Press Bldg.
Telephone Maine BITS Cad. 1868
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Modern Bungalow 1896

Complete material for building g.
room modern bungalow. s5s5 Ship
ment same day order received.
Quick erection. Call sol Ford bldg
or phone Main $500.
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FURNISHINGS OF 4 rooms and bath
for sale; rent reasonable. Call
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HELP wANTEu-MALn
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TfcNG cor TEaE pE IN
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rnE- I ns CIR SStt06r NJ
IN 1.ns n, ys.rfs 10 "SSTDCT
TWo-sTEP 'PAnfsiAN TANGO. ETC
PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 10 A. NJ
no 10 q. NJ. EVENING GLASSES, 8
O'CLOCK. FISHER ARCADE SEC
OND FLOOR 240-253 WOODWARD
AVE. f -'' " "''
A HOUSEMAN wanted at s2l Fort
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BlilCkLAfERS wanted. Apply state
falr Grounds. BOARD ana lods'hs
DOyC OxTCD I,I1vrI,CN
bO1S Wv Eli + II ZEN
Detroit battery CO. l1s II. High St
CARPENTERS wanted also helpcrs.
Apply State Fair Grounds. Board
and lOU Ing can be had grounds,
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CARPENTER FfNISHERS wanted.
Apply at north side ot Soonest.
between Woodmere and Dearborn
ayes.
SALESMF!N--If you are not satisfied
with results come and see us: we
have property close in. near Davi-
building prop props iST SIX bes sinse
g Ford Motor Go. and Dodge Bros ),
& Hanna, Sol Ford bldg. mann
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Sf iar ~, m an Plant plant Must
he sten9sTaphGrr OF ability ana cap
without dictatIon Experlence in
not afgirt "r h parv spen
Co. 1856 jefferson east.
TWO EXPERIENCED FISH MEN.
/, solomon Fish CO. shop No 49,
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We HAyh o9 }A.,I, ti,,,d an ad ind
have have ready 70 Instafl Potter s John
lana tufomatics for 9up STANDARD
q few set;up men; thoroughly ex-
chimes to whom viii pay good va
g@s s'aG 'pp9afsmty 'S ses 9y'n em
ncations' In replying state age,
experience in detail AMI WAGES sN-
pscted Wagner Electric Mfg Co,
20l7 Locust-st.. 81. Louis Mo.
W. A nyTIn NVotoL,,o,, fo,. lou
w AN lED-N dIcIlllldn lOf uay
and niuht dutv Must no in
tellipent, sober and steady.
NJ. - u ~ ID III
horsesense. Application Civ
ing age and personal circuhl-
stances and references. Adj
dress Box +, No. 45, Times.
,>-1,7,n 7,,-, ~
w AN c Ill irst.cl a ass. W a'i pa
gnu ~ g" e
o.aoJ ,,,oro, fo,. e+ooJy NON
Soou wages loi oISduy mani
General Aluminium a Brass
Mig. 20. /B0uleNard ana 81.
nuoih'
,L1- -, ;.l
Marhla Co AZ A delaide-St.
Wal VIC W., II
- .~,-,,-,> 49,, - ,,t.l .,,,,,a ~
pericnce win hogs, 20 Work OF
IarH. IlnClpai WIZ w I'll si1ns
thIF IbI uohS dhu ,P'EH VI -.
from blrth 10 marketlng Sohu' tioh
Othet 1aTih "orh 70 % uY"T; ~
ihlS comes nrSt' AppiS " n N'V'-
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WAN = p L"hue' i'''S'
Cass ana bagIty'
Wanted-Two house carpenters
opJ e;y rouub corpaptarc An
NV
tryy. - r.
wisconsin Bridge N iron W.
C+rJoboLor Dlapt No 2
Campau and r r.
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STTI ATIONs WANTED-MALE
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10 MALEsrIC RLD0
CASS FARM
$3.50 DOWN

will buy one OF our six-room bun
galows near Lawndale. basement
and acorn furnace, strictly modern
and well built. II you are looking
for bungalow you ought to see
these.
LEONARD BROWN co.
703 Gas Bldg. Cadillac 5121.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for day
and night duty. Must be in
telligent, sober and steady.
Must have Z. A. G. =. and
horsesense. Application Civ
ing age and personal circuhn-
stances and references. Adj
dress Box T.. No. 45. Times.
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New Single Semi Bungalow
rye nice rooms, modern, Yves. OIL
hundred dollars with the Twelfth
St car in operation; $4,000, 800
down.
The Asam-Richardsoh Co.
40 Moffat Bldg. Call Cherry 500
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Hh.p wANTED-FEMALE

NURSE--Doctors' references. Phone
Hickory 3610-M.
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WANTED-First-class Warner
and Swasey operator on &C
curate brass work for days
good wages for steady man.
General Aluminium & Brass
Mfg. Co. Boulevard and st.
Aubin.
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ATTENTION FORD MEN

brick. bedrooms with
bath; sleeping porch. built-in buff
paved street; few doors from car
line. The best buy in North Wood
ward section for 1000 down: $40 a
month. Call Mr.. Sheehan. Thad. r.
Leland. 62l Dime Bank bldg. Cad
lilac 1910
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DETROIT. July l3.-The egg mar :
ket was advanced on the best grades
and lowered on current receipts. yes
terday. due TO hot weather dcterlora,
ton. Butter. poultry and dressed
calves are cleaning up from DAY 10
ries are so nearly done that quota
lions are no longer OF any value, but
berries of other kinds are at their
best with the demand equal 70 the
supply. Peaches are on the regular
list now, and the demand Is growing
The supply Of fresh vcgcte bles ~
now OF local origin. very little being
brought In from the south.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOM5--Furniture Tor rooms COM
plete 81 week Sumner. Mich a t.h
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FOR sALE--REyORTH

WE HAVE
a good So-acre farm. 2 hours from
Detroit. we will trade for good De-
troit property.
We have a good 2-family brick store
building with a good stock OF NOR
chandise that we will trade for
small farm or good income city
property. We have several good
land contracts and cash that we
will trade for good apartment.
II you have anything to sell or ex-
change see us
MICHIGAN LAND co.
Cad. 63I5. All Free Press Bldg.
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HANCOCK EAST-s
rooms and bath; well rented. One
of the best buys on this street;
$3.50; terms. See Mr.. Johnson.
Gucrin- Ba bcock-Godfrey Co., Ala
FarWell bldg Cad, 1850
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A HoUsEMAN wanted at s2i Fort
81. west.
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A BEAUTIFUL s-room, fully modern
new house on Tennyson-ave., first
block from Jefferson; price low
and terms reasonable. sol Ford
bldg. Cad. 1880.
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TWO-FAMILY
HIGHLAND PARK
$1,000 DOWN

Well rented Brick veneer: rooms
and bath. On one OF the best streets
in Highland Park. See Mr.. John
son. Guerin- Babcock Godfrey Co,
l14 Farwell bldg. Cad. 1880.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-29
JOHNSON MADE
AMERICAN RACE
Speakers Sale to Cleveland
But Several Clubs in Chase
For the Pennant.
International News Service:

International News Service;
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Ban John
son made possible the great Ameri-
can league bunting race Of 1916. If
it hadn't been for his shrewdness,
added to his dictatorial power. the
affair would have been a w3lkaway
for the Red Sox.
Remember the com ment that was
created in the spring time when Ban
engineered the deal that sent Tris
Speaker TO the Indians Gobs and
gobs of our most astute citizens rose
right up and remarked that Ban
was "jockeying'' the race; that he
was weakening the Red Sox and not
doing any real good for the then
hopeless appearing InjunS But the
hOi polIOi was wrong. Bans move
ultimately generated more thrills
than have skidded along baseball's
spinal columns for j. very extensive
period
If Ban had baked that Speaker
deal the Red SoX. assisted by the
terrific cloUting of the said Tristan,
would have clnched the flag along
about Aug. l. Iris, alone and un-
aided, is good FOR a least 10 vic
tories in a normal season. Battling
under the Red SOX standard this
year he would have turned probably
a dozen defeats IL to triumphs. And
the race couldn't have been digni-
fed by such a name after midseason.
Sour Grape Tactics.
No one ever made any special
yowls concerning the tinineSS Of the
Phillies bali yard until the pills be-
came afflicted with the pennant
chasing fever And now some mag
mates whose clubs are shifting the
dust from the heels of the Phlying
Phillies. are threatening TO lodge
protests against il.
II is small time stuff-Something
beneath the dignity of a really big
man-to complain now about that
park. II is small, yes. but no small
er now than il was in the days when
the pills we're consistent tailenders
If it is such distinct advantage for
the QUakers now, why wasn't it 50 in
other years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-29
TAN AND BLUE REGULARS
BEAT SCRUBS so TO o
Coach Burnham Gets First Real Line
on Team and Hopes for Victory
over IT. Joseph.

High school football stock took a
sudden jump yesterday afternoon
when the Tan and Blue warriors
took the scrubs over the Goals in a
full time game $50 to o. at Leeper
field. Although a trifle ragged at
times. the work of the regulars was
mp to standard. and Coach p. II.
Burnham is confident that his men
viii grab the long end OF the score
when they buck up against st. Jo-
seph. Saturday at Oliver field.
The feature of yesterdays battle
was the tackling of Donovan and
Burner, who tore through the sec
ond forwards as il they were wading
through a paper line. Rokup and
MaNielski IT the ends showed their
old time form BY grabbing everything
that came their way. In the back
field Sabo and Mohn showed up the
best especially en- blocking Cum
Eingham. who ran the regulars from
quarter during the third period
showed exceptional ability in fol-
loWinC interference by making some
pretty end runs. For the scrubs.
Glueckert. Buntman. Miller and col
ner put up the best games.