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stoctholders'. committee has extended time
Tor deposit of shares to Oct. so. Reported
NAT committee has received two-thirds OF
ootn classes OF stock from over 400 holders.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r co.-An-
nouneed that 1t will Increase capital stock
20 sz.o0O, 600. Plant will he enlarged to
output OF 200 Simpson radio machines q
to 200. " employees "''e'
LAUREL LAKE MILLS CORP.-Balance
meet. as OF Sept. 30. showed profit and loss
surplus OF !los,2s2. Dividends paid during
year were $4,000. or SO on capital stock.
LIGHrENHoME OIL & REFININo CO.
-chartered In n. Y. to produce petroleum
and It's products. Capital stock, $1,000
ooy, lncorporators c. u. L~ightenhome. NJ.
'ohen. w. j. Shalyey.
NATIONAL MOTOR CAR q VEHICLE
oMp:--Syndicate formed last Tuesday
by iyne. Kendall & Hollister and Leonard
s,osS q CO., Was closed on THURSDAY;
sa.'oo a share. Company plans to turn
out 5000 cars a yr. and earnings are esti-
ma,ea by officials at between 100000
ana S,1Oo.000 next yr.
OKLAHOMA OIL CO.-Announced that
us I'D gas well In KILLER field had been
drilled In at depth OF $3.50 IT., and at Z
~ IN sand was estimated at making over
lo'ooO'000 II. OF gas daily.
.. OWENS BoTTLE-MACHINE CO. - n.
y. stock Exchange has received applica-
ton to list $4,000 additional preferred
stock and $4,000 additional Common
ROESSLER q ~HASSLACHER CHEMI-
CAL CO.-Has purchased lI5 acres Of land
u miles from Charleston. w. Va. and Will
build plant to cost about $1,000. 900 and
give employment to several hundred men.
SOUTHERN PINE AssN.-Car shortage
In lumber belt is reflected In weeks re-
port. shipments 1317T below produc-
ton; orders exceeded production by S.62T
and orders exceeded shipments by 25.l0Te.
STEWART WARNER SPEEDOMETER
earnings Tor 81 quarter. S60t.sSa; y
N.sso.o77. compared with S,22i,-
last year.
TABOR ICE CREAM C~O-Chartered In
to manufacture Ice cream. Capital
$4,000. 600. incorporation: F. u.
Tabor. j. IL. Grouse, G. L. Kennedy, o. W
Haussermann. q. 3. siddall.
UNITED ALLOY STEEL CORP.-Tem-
certificates will be ready Oct. rs
and payment has been called for that date.
WHITE MOTOR CO.-Net income six
ended June so. 81. $50. s2s. and sur
plus after dividends and chgs. sl.623, sal.
w1LLYs-ovERLAND Co.-SaIes for IL
months ended Sept. 80. 17t,2T3 Overland
and Ntllys-Knight cars. compared with
1925 In year ended Sept. 30, 1915.
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Grain Regulations 10 stand.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-western rail-
roads have abandoned proposed changes
In regulations and practices governing
grain shipments In transit and the In
terstate Commerce Commission to-day
has abandoned its proposed investigation
.r 1TIA 1sa. So co isis. . .sinsa = .a nSa zee. 81
ss.tSl.soc.. eros: earning. wsrs isi.@!S.::
! is.siS.sS5.. Inc. $4,000 surplus after
dividends. sa.Si7. sol. inc. ss.t5i.soO.
may tic up. entire system. viii be called
on Wednesday II the company does not
concede demands Of railroad brotherhood
CHEsAPEAKE T. oHIo-Has ordered
700 Eondolas from Pressed Steel Car. Co.
800 from Boston steel Car Co. and 1000
from Standard Steel Co.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
Feature OF roads current traffic Is grain.
which - running eoS heavier In volume
than last year. due TO prevailing market
live stock So. ~" anu
CHICAGO a NORTH wEsrERN-Re-
ports that grain deliveries are ss% heav-
and merchandise go. Average percentage
OF gain over last year is about 0.
Has ordered !, 800 box cars from Ameri-
can Car 4 Fdy, Co. and 1000 sondolas
from Pullman Co.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
Reports that tranic In first two weeks Of
October showed average increase Of $50 over
same two weeks last year. Grain ship
ments were 500 larger. and coal tonnage
llT.. Movement OF automobiles was 23ee
heavier and miscellaneous traffic I3e.
ERIE-A study Of the roads growth and
earning power and Intrinsic value IL con-
tained In q letter issued by Pearl Il Co.
KANSAS CITY SOCTHERN-Reports for
september gross earnings. ss7t.79l. inc.
el04.06l; net after taxes t33o.lle. Inc. III
s54: for three months ended September 80.
gross earnings f2.s6O, 375. inc. f350.Ss2; net
after taxes 3l,0?2.s03. inc. So. $40.
NEW YORK CENTRAI-Has acquired all
Of the capital stock OF Dolgevi!le a. Sails
bury Railway, a four mile line operated In
Herkimer CO., and Will merge tho road into
Itself. The smaller company has a capital
stock OF $3.50, 600. OF which the New York
Central owned $40. 900.
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ltICHMoNp. Ky, Oct, 2l.-Six weeks
ago Charles Benton lost "A steer, or n,
least Thought he had. search failed "a
find the animal and he had given IL uu
as gone when a day or So ago he passed
a sink hole on the farm and saw the steer
in it.
1t had lived during the time on roots
n whatever else IL could find. Mr.
Benton says the steer weighed about
1000 pounds when II disappeared and /,
only weighed GOO when 1t was found.
The sun., 1916-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ported yesterday by n. Y. Custom House
%ere valued at S3.sl7.Ss2. making ST.
$500 IN the week; imports. si,os?,37o,
""aAms s-o'ote.sso In the week.
600 In gold was received yesterdav 49,.
say oniee and deposited 20 credit of j. p.
Torsan a. Co. The shipment was from
mas been Imported since start Of move.
stN sHrPBr1LDING Cola. ,a.sr
80 ma 10 build two general cargo boats
: nV,vvv IONS dead weight capacity for
IN y mut > \ Co. Delivery Is to be made
The sun., 1916-10-22
MINING NEWS.

BURNS TOMMY GOLD MINING CO.
Has closed contract for sinking Of LIST
NV IT, on No. l shat. Three shafts are
to be put down. II IL reported.
NlP1SSING MINES-In connection with
announcement by President Earle of dis
covery OF new vein OF silver s inches in
diameter, II Is reported that company has
sun another vein which II has lust
blocked out. Management expects this
VEN VIII show more than 1000. 900 ounces
OF SILVER, which Will add 10 per cent. to
It's present ore reserves.
PKoGRESS MINING & MILLING CO.
- curb. market has listed 81, 500. 900
espI.al stock. par value 81. Company IL
Shartered In Colorado and IL reported to
maze plant OF 900 tons a day capacity.
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I. c. G.. OverruIes Coal Operators.

bituminous coal Of 57La cents a ton from
Illinois mines TO St. Louis was approved
to-day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. overruling protests of the Coal
Operators Traffic Bureau OF that city.
Tho bureau asked approval Of a SO cent
rate.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l-Tocal securities main,
,ained q strong position. National Carbon
common established a new hish record. scll-
ing nj 80 Ron'h Fisheries common. Illinois
Nrirk ant Chicago Railway seconds higher.
Bond market steady.
The sun., 1916-10-22
BUSINESS RECORD.


INZERRILLI. doing business. n,
msnSiactur Ma,nIfacturinE Company.
,a IVES, s.ven,esnth an. .,r sst,'' ,n i2I to
tary; liabilities and asset. no, riven.
hond " Elk!ns appointed receiver.
ALFRED T KELrIEN. sporting good,
is.s.s; ' ss, sSad; Btcnx: i,aeili,ies.
United State: Rubber rCsone,na' e'sims:
witshel-sheiil Company. $500: Draper
MICHELE cANNizzARo. barber. a.,
,Mest sevsntesnth street. voluntary: liza
hiiit,es slo,!:s; no assets.
IDA Il i2e West se%ven.y-nr-t street.
.tihclpa, claims. stern Brothers. s5OS;
nnn,tin Sinehols & CO.. s:i3: John A..
Receivers In bankruptcy.
ISAAC PEARSON AND BARNET PEAR
trading as Pearson Bros. manufacturing
coats and suits. 40 West second
rsr es 9 Sdnd !, ( oo Goldsmith appointed
sAM BrRsTEIN' paint. and varnishe..
s92 Eighth avenue. william W. Pellet
DUFFY cARNEY CoMTASy. ,s,an
grocer. ?i?l broadway. Ely Rosenberg
appointed receiver, bond $500.
Schedule In Bankruptcy.
ARRIGoNI FEED COMPANY, INC. 1894
street and East River. liabilities. ss.s2s;
Baum. 3776.
Assignment.
$. CHARLES. INC, manufacturinR
dresses and apparel, West ~Forty-frh
street. Assigned to julie l.. hanover.
Company has capital stock of $4,000.
Jacob stern IS secretary.
Manhattan Judgments Filed.
First name is that Of debtor)
Bayer. Jacob-R. Kabat. ,............. sNaA
Bayer, Jacob-R kabat .......... slO,52
Bernstein. Jacob E.. 4 lsidore Levine
}. J. Gcraty. Y 90
Barnes, Reon-W. T. m ......,. 1,03l.l
p. A. Schultz: Inc-w. a. Walker. $50 70
Elkin. Wolff. Elias. ............. 629.0j
Fiss, Doerr & Carroll Horse Coz.
f.. Stutevant.. 3,73s.2s
Grabensteln, Standardization Clear.
ing Go. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Hunter, William. Jr-H, Holden...... 1894
Levin, Ruffno-S. T. De Valle....... 7ss.7O
Marshal. Spencer 4 Co., Ines
Polo Construction Co.-Mortrases
Associates, Inc..-."....v"".".. 7ys3eo
T G. Patterson. Inc. ...."......... sss.as
Jennings 1875
Walkup, Samuel T.-W. Kenthen. So. 6nl7
Bronx Judgments Filed.
Burland. Wolfe. F. Johnston, as ex Sl.ass 60
Brohmer. Charles-23d Ward Bank. 2.ls2.3s
Manhattan Satisfied Judgments
First. debtor: second. creditor: date fied)
Inch. Geo. W-P. Mandarello. May
sameEM. Bruno. Dec. 2, isi2.......... e,iTi.ss
William Kranfer's Sons Realty Co
VIM. s. Sussman, Inc. Oct. 3. 1916. 1.O2.05
Bronx Satisfied Judgments.
william Kramer's Sons Realty Co
w, 8. Sussman, Inc. Oct. 3, 1876. $l,072.05
The sun., 1916-10-22
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. Hooper shares continued
strong. with. Utah Copper advancing sharply.
Railroad and miscellaneous stocks were quiet
and featurelcss. outside Of Ventura OIL, which
was active and higher at 1oS. summary:
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PrTTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG. Oct. 21.-Prices steady, with
fractional gains in more active issues. Sum
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, ci,-Cnmbria Steel adj.
vanccd 9 points on small transactions. Bonds
neglected. summary:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. H.-Trading active. with
prices holding steady within narrow fuctua.
lions, Bonds steady and fairly active. Sum
mary:
The sun., 1916-10-22

3Om 35c, o lbs. 3oa 32c.: 81 lbs. a5mssc'I.
springs, poor. 2?a23c,; old hens. dry
picked. soc, old toms, dry picked, 3Oc.
scalded. 81 29c.' CHICK ENs"Fresh. dry
packed. IL to box. Western. milk fed. II
lbs. 10 dozen and under, H., 3am ahc 1924
ST.. lbs. 27c.; N-t7 lbs, s7c.; ~ ibs. and
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
ALLEY 657 (Paving)
ALLEY 65S (Paving)

In block between Garland. 81. clair.
Kercheval and Waterloo 20 feet wide
with one-course concrete paving
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National League.

STANDING
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

Courtney suffered a fractured skull.
with nearly fatal results that put
him in the hospital for six weeks.
After year OF rest the "Old Man"
attempted his usual duties in pre-
pairing Cornell for the intercolle giate
spin. He found the strain too great
for his condition. however, as at all
times he must be accompanied by
either a physician or a nurse.
During the time that Charles f.
Courtney has been ia charge of Cor
nell's aquatic affairs he has won
mere races and victories in the in
tercollegiate regattas than all other
coaches combined. Since 1895 Court
ney has sent SO 10 the line at Pough-
keepsie and Saratoga Lake. where
the regatta was neld in 1898, and he
has won 50 races. No fewer than q
of tins total were won by his eight
Dared crews, freshman and varsity.
The varsity crews have won IA
races out of %, were second four
times, third four times, and never
worse than third The freshmen won
13 races, and only once did they
trail That Was in 1907, when they
rowed last in a field OF five.
On July .. 1901. the Cornell var
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
RoARD OF HEALTH
Detroit. Mich. June IL. 1916.
PROPOSALS FOR
DRIVEWAYS AND WALKS

Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton OF concrete driveways and side
walks upon the grounds OF the Her
man kiefer hospital, located on Ham
ilton Boulevard and Blaine avenue.
WIZ he received at the office OF the
Secretary. Board OF Health, 233 st.
Antoine street. until IL o'clock noon,
Junr 20, 1916
Proposals shall include all grading,
concrete work. cuTbing. back filling,
etc.
Concrete paving 10 bc OF single
course construction, curling OF con-
crete. all work 10 he done according
10 the latest standard specification OF
tho Department OF Public Works for
this class OF work and under the su-
pervlSioU Of that department..
PROPOSALS must be accompanied BY
a certified check in the amount OF G
per cent az the proposal. and payabl
10 the Board Of Health Of Detroit,
Two bonds In sum equal 10 the
full amount az the contract viii be
required.
Proposals 20 be made according to
plans md spe ifcations on file In the
Secrctary's Office, copies Of which
may BE- secured on application.
Tho Board OF Health reserves the
right To reject any or all proposals
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
by JOHN +, McKINL.\Y.
B-SiI Secretary.
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BlDS--MOTORS
CASS TECHNICAL
HIGH SCHOOL

Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 2 o'clock noon Tues
day. June 20, 1915. for furnishing Mo-
tors for the Cass Technical High
School, Grand River avenue and Sec
ond street. according 10 revised spe-
ciflcations.
Plans and specifications may be
had at the office OF the Consulting
Engineers, Messrs. zimmerman & Me-
Coll. 23is Penobscot Building.
Proposals must he submitted on
forms furnished by the Consulting
Engineers and must be accompanied
by a certified check or cash equal to
.s% OF the bid. A surety company
bond will not be accepted in connec-
ton with the submitting OF pro-
posals.
OF plans, TO be repaid when plans are
returned. also a rental OF 81 per day
will be charged contractors who re-
tain plans longer than agreed
The Board OF Education reserves
the right To reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. GADD,
B-s40 Secretary.
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Quaker Crew Must Paddle 1
Distance 1t Never Covered
PLAY NET CLASSIC
IN OHIO ON SOIL
FROM BAY STATE

Paradoxical as IL may seem
when the contestants in the ma
tional clay court tennis tourna-
ment trot out on the courts OF
the Lakewood Tennis club, at
Cleveland. starting June "a, they
will not perform on Ohio soil.
Instead they will disport on clay
imported from Massachusetts,.
The Lakewood club. in its ef.
forts to have everything spick
and span for the stars. imported
soil from the Cape Cod state and
had every court covered four
inches deep. The head ground
keeper has been busy with a
staff OF men for several weeks
"doctoring" the courts. Today
they are as hard and smooth as
the top OF a billiard table.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
How the Tigers Won Thursday

the first Tiger hit Of the day when
he
left. Dauss stopping at second Wit flied to
Cobb three Milling the bases Veach
hits,
-Heilman doubled TO right Walsh had his
Burns sacrihced Pick
who booted the ball Holman scored
% called strikes One
SEVENTH-DETROIT-B right Witt Bush
Cobb filed the bases with nfeld bit
and
was % Bush and Witt
scored Cobb Veach
single Heiman pulled at third Burns stole
Heman famed
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
Watching the
ScOreb0ard
Yesterdays HERO

Hans Wagner. the flying buchanan.
still has n few kicks left I'm him. He
WITS responsible for the Pirates win
over the braves. driving In both runs
for Pittsburgh, and fielding brilliant
~.
won his own game from the White
sox In the ninth. With the score
tired and Janvrin on second, the Bos-
ton pitcher smashed q bounder 90
left. scOring the winning run.
A timely hit by Iris Speaker In
the tenth scored Jack Graney with
the winning run against the Ynnks.
BoehIing, OF the Senators, worsted
Plank, of the browns, In q pitching
when two hits. a walk and . sacrifice
Melted Washington the one and only
run Of the game.
The Tigers heat the Athletics.
DsUss keeping the Mackmen's hits
well scattered.
Bush deserved TO win. He started
out by whiting eight In the nrst six
sessions. hut he struck n s0ag In
the seventh. when a cluster of lucky
hits gave the Tigers three runs.
The Cubs winning streak was
broken by . CASTOR. Mike Mowrey.
n discard, picked mp by the Dodgers,
doubled In the fourth, scoring two.
After that Mcconnell held the Brook
lyniter rualess.
WiIIiam ms, q rookie twirIer. acquired
by the Cardinals, made an ignomini-
Gus debut. The Giants drubbed him
for three runs I'm the nrst and added
one apiece In the fourth and nfth.
The PhiIlies performed like hitiess
wonders. They bent the Reds, to 4,
though outhit 10 to &.
The LEAGUE cham ptons punched two
blows In the seventh, and, with the
help of n sacrifice and Wild throw,
scored twice.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE
PAVING on Shoemaker, Gladwin and
Hamilton Avenues. village OF ST. clair
Heights, Mich.
will receive sealed proposals UP 10 5
O'Clock y. m. Wednesday. June Il.
1916, for grading. paving and curb
ing OF shoemaker. Gladwin and Ham :
addressed to w. II. Chevalier. village
Clerk Plans and specifications may
be seen and the blank proposals OBJ
tanned from w ]. Miller. Village En-
Corner Of Lemay and Garfield Ave
"'' SHOEMAKER AVENUE
For about 5000 cubic yards exca-
For about IL 900 square yards rein
forced concrete pavement.
For about 1000 lineal feet OF ce-
800 GLADwN AVENUE
For about 1900 cubic yards excava-
For about 1900 square yards REIN
forced concrete pavement.
For about 1900 lineal feet OF CO.
"''"' HAMILTON AVENUE
For about 1000 cubic yards excava-
tion.
forced concrete pavement.
For about 1900 lineal feet OF &C.
ment curb
Each street TO be let under n sep
arate contract.
A certified check or bond amount
ing TO per cent OF each bid must
accompany each proposal, payable TO
the Village OF st. Clair Heights. and
shall be forfeited TO said village in
case the bidder shall refuse or ne
glect to enter into the contract as
per said proposal with said village
within 10 days after being notified OF
the acceptance OF his proposal by
the said village. The successful bid
der shall furnish surety company
bond for such amount and lin such
company as shall he satisfactory to
the village The village council re-
serves the right TO reject any and
all bids or waive defects in bids that
may be in favor Of the village.
(Signed) w. IL CHEVAL1ER.
Clerk Of the Village OF st. Clair
Heights. Mich.
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Which sum shall be forfeited to the
city Of Detroit In case the bidder
fails To enter into contract. subject
10 confirmation OF the Common Coun-
ell within Ave days after the accept
ance 81 his tender by the Department
OF Public Works
The bidder whose tender IL accept
ed. will be required to furnish with
his contract an approved surety COM
papy bond 10 tho City az Detroit In
the fun amount OF the contract price
for the work conditioned on the full
and faithful performance OF his part
OF the contract.
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds for first paving or the proceeds
thereof. u such bonds are purchased
by the sinking Fund Commissioners.
according 10 law.
No bid shall he accepted from any
person or firm who In In arrears or
default 10 the city OF Detroit.
Specifications In detaH for the
above work may be had on applica-
ton to the secretary.
The Department Of Public Works
expressly reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
All proposals shall he made In
duplicate.
n7e GEORGE n. FENKELT.,
B-s46 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

SAID streets and alleys To he paved
according To the specifications for
aSphgltiC concrete adopted January
%. 1916. one-course concrete adopted
February 90. 1915. brick adopted Jan
nary rs 1916. the estimates OF the
city Engineer as above, and the
charter and ordinances OF the city OF
Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
lincal foot for cuTbinR. price pcr
square yard for paving or concrot-
ing. and price per lncal foot for re-
tanning plank or stone. etc.
Bids will only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for
any street or section OF street. as per
quantities stated In the estimates
and the hid will be accepted which
~ the lowest on aRgregatinR the
above details regardless OF any error
OF extensions or footings made BY
bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope a certified
check payable to the order OF the
Department ~ Public Works of the
CITY OF Detroit az follows:
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

sity eight won the four-mile strug-
gle in IS minutes and SO is seconds.
This time has never been equalled.
or all these races II is said that
Courtney only Witnesses one. II
was his popularity to sit in the
Poughkeepsie quarters playing
checkers, far from the madding
crowd, until the race was over.
Courtney himself was one OF the
greatest oarsmen that ever dipped
an oar He was a famous profess
sionai in days of the great Ned Han
Ian. and they INDUCED in many
thrilling brushes that are remember
ed 10 this day.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

BIDS WANTED-Bidss are asked by
the Village OF st. Clair Heights on
the construction OF lateral sewer In
the alley between Kerwin and Ham
ilton, beginning at Shoemaker and
running south a distance or about 260
feet This sewer Is To be used for
surface drain only. Plans and speci-
fications may he seen at the office OF
tho Village Engineer. corner Lemqy
and Garfield Avenues, said bids TO he
opened at o'clock p. m. Wednesday.
June 81. 1916.
tSiened) w. W. CHEVALIER.
Clerk OF the Village OF 81. Clair
Heights. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
hoard OF EDUCATION
secretarys ONCE. SO Broadway.
Detroit Mich. June ~ 1915.
BIDs-GENERAL MASON sPECtFI-
CATIOSs--ERECT ANGELL
Sl.lInllI. lI.nING

Secretsry's Ofhce, SO Broadway.
Detroit Mich, June II 1915.
BIDs--GENERAL MASON sPECt I'LL
CATIONs--ERECT ANGELL
SCHOOL BUILDING.
Sealed proposals will he received at
this Office until AIS o'clock y. m.
Tuesday, June 20, 1915. for furnish
ing all labor and material covering
General Mason Specifications In the
erection OF the Angel school Build
between Maidstone and Euclid ave-
nues.
Proposals will be received as fol-
lows:
General Mason Specifications;
Separate classes OF work COM
prised In General Mason Specifca-
lions.
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the architects
plans and specifications may be seen
At the office of the architects, Nal
comson a Higginbotham, 40f Mofat
building
Proposals must be submitted on
ana must be accompanied by a GER
tined check or cash equal To per
cent OF the bid A surety company
bond will not he accepted in connec-
tlon with the submitting OF pro-
General contractors must submit.
attached TO their proposals. the names
OF all their sub-contractors.
A deposit of $40 Ii required for
each set OF plans. to he repaid when
plans are returned Also a rental OF
~ per day will be charged contract
ors who retain plans longer than
The Board of Education reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
-. = Ck1AA A. 0AOO. -
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
American Association.
Conditions Ideal
for Hunt Club Show

Ideal weather and firm turf to-
day delighted the folks Interested
in the Crosse Pointe Hunt club
horse show. which started AZ 1890
o'clock this morning and will con-
tinue until Saturday evening. The
entry list was even larger than ex-
pected, and this show will be the
premier event OF it's kind in tho mid
die west this year. Cleveland sent
large number of entries.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
BRYANT NEW
SHOOTING CHAMP

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June 16.
Battle Greek presents the state OF
Michigan with its new trap shoot
ing champion. He is Joseph Bryant,
and his score is 9sx100 c. A. Gal
braith, of Bay City, was second, and
o. A. Funderburk. OF Detroit. was
third The next state shooI will be
held at Birmingham, and the time
will be July, 1917.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

BIDS wANTED-Blds are asked by
the construction OF a lateral sewer IN
the alley between Mountclair and
Lemay Avenues from the present
sewer north. running a distance of
about 900 feet, according to plans
and specifications to be seen in the
office OF the Village Engineer. cor
ner Lemay and Canheld Avenues said
bids 10 be opened at q meeting OF
the village council "Wednesday. June
81, 1915, at o'clock y. m.
tSigned) w. H. CHEVALIER,
Clerk Of tho, Village OF 81. Clair
Heights. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
Yesterday's Results.

Innings . 3 : 8 7s9 RHF
Washin ton o o o o o O 0--l o
ST Louis.O 0 0 o q 90 q
Batteries-Boehl Hing and Henry,
Plank and SEVERED Empires
O'Loughlin and owens
At Cleveland
Innings ! 10 Il ~ r
" York % o o O l o o o. 10
Cleveland | l o 0 % Ia
Batteries-Caldwell, Shawkey and
Nunamaker: CoVeleskle and ONeil.
Umpires--Connolly and Hildebrand.
Al Chicago
innings 2st5 s 7S9 Ri r
Boston 80 0 o o o o 0 e II
Chicago 80 0 o o o o ! O--l
Batteries--I.eonard and Agnew and
Thomas: Russell Williams and
Schalk. Umpires-Evans and Nallin.