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The Detroit times., 1916-04-14

OF the best side steps that | eveI
saw. Not alone does he possess
speed but he combines with II abil
lily TO dodge that makes him the
better open held runner when com
pared 10 Dunn. or course, he lacks
experience. but in placing him above
Jack. I take into account his show
ing last fall when with q team ~
good and OF the same type ~ Dunn
had two years ago he made just as
good a showing as did the Chelsea
lad; and IN addition. showed kick.
ing skill that makes him the fav-
orite."
In picking a quarter for his kick.
ing ability. Douglas Ia counting
upon Capt Mauibetsch and Snyder
for the halves. and Smith for full.
no one OF whom can boot the ball
Dunn is expected to work with
"Mauly" better than would the fresh
star, but Sparks IL conner and
may show even better than will
Jack. Snyder. whom Douglas counts
on for one half. played on the year
lings OF last fall.
Upon the line. there viii be Nor
rie" Dunno and weiman ~ ends.
Peach and possibly Weske At
tackles: Townsley. Rehor. Boyd at
the guards. with Nieman at center
or this number. Weiman. Peach and
Townsley are freshmen. To them
should be added one other yearling.
another Dunno, who will be a star
II ever he wakes up TO the power
that he possesses.
Douglas hopes TO be able TO &c,
out for several days OF the spring
workout. but his business may not
let him. Brute" Pontius. who lie
10 work with Douglas as assistan,
to Yost. will not be able TO report
before next fall
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
FOUNDRY JOB
FOR MUSICIAN
AbandOns a Concert Tour For
Job In Over
allS

MILWAUKEE,. April l&-If you
aad been brought up in luxury and
had a fine education in music. both
vocal and on the violin. do you
think you would like to forget II ali
far a while and 60 to wora as
common workman In overalls!
That's what Foster Krake. born In
California. Is doing now. since he
has come 10 Milwaukee TO spend
ew months. Mrs. krake was form
.rly Miss Viola Ellis OF this city
and because OF the illness OF her
mother. she and Mr. Krake cut short
heir California concert tour and
came TO Milwaukee Mrs krake's
,rother. Arthur G. Ellis. a selfmade
man. got 10 the top just as Mr.
nrake is intending to do. and two
years ago won the hand of Mrs.
Henry Pirrung. widow Of Colum
Gus. o.. millionaire. But Mrs.
[rske is no more proud OF her
ara;haEr- Abe has made success OF
mis- life. than she is OF her husband.
Who wears oyeralls and works eight
hours a day as a common laboring
man
Never was so happy in my iife.
lid Foster Krake when he ras
ound working in tn" foundry OF the
Milwaukee Die Casting Co, and
,ea,lze how mucn OF my life ] have
wasted In not getting down 10 real
sork before. 7 have been promoted
since I've worked here. from the
fling department 10 the foundry
Nv parents educated me hrst as a
violinist and then as singer.
was studying the violin In Berlin,
Germany. when | frst found ] had
a voice. Then my parents insisted
cultivate IL. and nov ] am fairly
proficient as both a singer and a
violinist love my art, all right.
but do enjoy this hardening up
OF my muscles When I decided I
could not be idle around the city
for months. decided TO get q job
in a foundry. for knew I'd get stout
and lazy " all did tas to practise
my music and Sit around. When
we're on tour. | have real work.
travelling from place 10 place and
giving concerts.
When asked for Job. the su
perintendent asked me IL I'd ever
worked In a foundry. and said
No. Can't take you-youre TOO
soft. he said as he felt my muscles
But you've got TO take me- must
have the work | said, and he de
cided TO try me Hes never found
fault with me either so am happy.
my wife is happy. and so that's all
there is about H."
This If Mr. Krake's hrst visit 10
Milwaukee. He and his wife will
remain here until Mrs. Ellis. Mrs.
Krake's mother. RECEIVERS from her
Illness. Mr.. Krake says he intends
10 stick 10 his work until that time.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14

Last fall. Douglas coached the All,
Fresh. and Il is upon some OF the
men he there developed that he IL
placing his hopes and Is basing his
predictions. for he believes that
four and possibly Ave Of the fresh
men are varsity material. The
best OF the lot. he says. Is Sparks.
the young quarter. whom he expects
10 give Jack Dunn q hard night.
Spark" said Douglas. has one
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
THE TIMES
Il the largest
Paper In Detroit y
Less what isn't
Fit to Print
Ordinance No. 1874.

Ordinance NO. 3AS-A.
An ORDINANCE - change The Ns.'
% the Dsiisv Isseeetsps sfaee z
mere prsys.!y es:i.ssss. :.e IN"
IT rs HEREBY ORDAINED p,
The PEOPLE OF THE CITY oil
o, section 1; Thu. , q. tn; ,.,S Of the
. sSes DO OF . .ns ,h so ..m. ni SH:r.Sy
changed to that OF department
OF Safety Engineering.
Sec. 2 The Department OF
safety Engineering shall enforce
and enforced by the Boiler In
spector's office. and all references
in such ordinances to the Office or
Boiler Inspector shall be read as
appertalnlng to the Department
Sec. .. The Department OF
safety Engineering shall enforce,
under ordinances enacted by the
Common Council. the construc-
boilers: pressure tanks or yes:
sells: the use. handling. sale and
storage OF inflammable liquids,
and such other power accuated
apparatus or dangerous articles
as the Common Council shall d.
rect.
Sec. Z. The city Boiler Inspec.
tor shall he known as the chief
Inspector and Engineer OF the
Department or safety Engineer
ing.
See 5. Nothing In this ordi-
nance shall be construed as az
fecting the employment of any OF
the inspectors or clerks now en-
ployed in the Boiler Inspectors
office.
Sec & This ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
Approved April nth. lra
Attest Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
R.sas City Clerk
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
Of part of p. Co ~. iSs. 1855 and
$50.
BOOK C-EAST

Cd On the east side of Hurieut ave-
nue. IN front OF or adjo.ninG
.ss 'G 9cs Io 49, To-, lots ic. nS nm,
between Forest avenue and Cor
don street. The Mack and Cad
lilac avenue sub. of lots q. 3. 10
p fnd { u ,s 81 NJ H. Buffers sub. OF
ca On the north side of Mack ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered -, 60. as, -. ~. 80. be-
tween Van Dyke avenue and
seyburn avenue. Hugo Scherer's
sub. OF part Of lots % and ~
Van Dyke farm T. CO. 100 and
sTs, and the easteriy part OF the
southeriy 5 acres OF b. c. OF p.
- $40
(S On the east side OF Seminole ave
nue. In front OF or adjoining such
iot or parts Of lot numbered A.
between Mack avenue and Syi-
~ vester street. sub. Of that part
Of the Cook Farm p. Cs. 81. l5s,
is5 and $50. between Mack and
Forest avenues.
As are owned by you, on or before
the hrst day OF MAY. 1910. or In
default thereof. the same Will he
constructed, reconstructed or put 20
proper line and srsde by the De-
partment OF Public Works. and the
expense thereof. together with the
cost Of this publication. viii he as
seased against said lot.
GEO. ~ FENKELL.
Commissioner OF Public Works
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Aprtl. - 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Village Clerk % Crosse pointe
Park Village. Wayne County. Mich.
at the Village Hall. ~ 20 & 10 o'clock
p m. April -. 1916
Said proposals. 20 b FOR furnishing
all labor material equipment. etc
necessary for installing an El,~-
trio Lighting system in said village,
according 20 plans and speclhcations
on hle with the Village Clerk
Plans and spscihcstions can also he
seen At the office 81 Thomas ~ cam.
PAU. village Engineer. 500 whitney
Ofhce Bldg. Ia GrisVold street, De.
troit. Mich
A certified check in the penal sun
~ 81 500. made payable ON it, face 10
the Village OF Crosse Pointe payk
must accompany each hid Said cheek
10 be forfeited 10 said village In case
the successful bidder fails 20 sute.
into contract with said Village within
ten tioJ days after the contract has
BEEN awarded 10 him
The righ' ~ reserved 30 reject am
or all bids
THOMAS NJ rAMPAT.
Village Engineer.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
BOOK BEAST

on the south side Of Mack ave.
nue. in front Of or adjoininf
such lot or parts Of lot mum
beIed ., between Maxwell ave-
nue. and Seminole avenus. Cur
,y:o >, Cod .Ss y, raT Prrk SUI" .Ss of b. S,ses
sub. Of part OF r. c.. % AND
$50. bet. 81. Paul and Mack ave.
ON Tn. cas-. side Of Piper BouI.
ward. In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots mum.
=: q. =. &. q. e. 4. q. Il
Freud Avenue and E:ses sv.
nue.. Jefferson Park sub. ~ tn,
JEFFERSON Park Realty Co.
!, On the east side Of Reddig ave
N front ~ or sdJoinins such Ic,,
2! P e: Is 81 's 4: r IT, s:t...n y.
ser ave and river. Jefferson
PARK sub, Of the Jefferson Park
!, on he east side Of R.ddis ave
nue.. In front Of or sdjoinIns
such lots or Parts 81 lots nun
s::re,as =; =, =; y q. -. = Il. q. Il. 4.
e. 81. s.. 81. 81. o. Il. q. e
between Freud avenue and p.
ser avenue. Jefferson Park sub
Of the Jefferson Park Realty co
on the west side ~ seminols
avenue. In front Of or .adjoining
such lots or parts 81 lots rum.
bsred >, 10. ~, ~. 10. -. rs. 1s
IL. 10. 10 10. 81. ~. %. ~. IS
Is. ~, 20. 70, between MACK ave.
nue. and Goethe street. Curry,
Cook Farm sub. Of block II OF
go ~ 70 Bar, Of p c.. ~ and Iso
between 81. Paul and Mack ave.
On the vest side OF semInol.
avsnus, In front OF or adjoininf
such lot or parts OF LOT mum
bersd o. L. 10, between Charie
voIx street and Goethe street
sddition to Park sub. beins sub
Of that part of the Cook farm
g. Cs. ~ and $50. between -
Paul and Mack avenues
, ON the west side OF Seminnl'
avenue. In front Of or .sdJoininf
such lots or parts 81 lots nLlt
bered 4, 4. :, g. o. .. -
II. ~, Ia. II IS. 10. ~. ~ bs
tween waterloo strsst and Char
isvois street. A. ~. H.nry's spi
Of block Of Cook Farm sub
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
BOOK B-WEST.

% ON the east side Of Boxwood
avenue. in front of or adjoining
such Tor or parts 81 lot mum
b-red III. frac. and ". 3T.5t n
Be- S.,x x:s T aoor. f. ...' and r.
man avenue. east 81 and sd-
Joining VIM. l. Holmes sub. Of
blocks ~. ~, ~. rs. - and Is
81 scovers sub. OF ". 4 OF rrac
sec. 2. r. a.. r. II y.
~ on the west side Of Epworth
boulevard. In 'front.' Of or adjcin.
ing such lot or parts % lot mum
bcred 80. between Milford ave-
nue. and Warren avenue. J. Mott
Williams sub. Of part OF frac
sec. No. 7.
~ ON the vest side Of Epworth
Boulevard In front Of or adtoin-
bered 81. between Milford ave
rue and fireman avenue. =. Mott
Williams sub. Of part OF frac
sec. No. Z.
- ON the north side Of Maple
wood-ave.. In front Of or adIoin-
numbered s.. 50. 90. 81. 81. 81. 81,
between Beechwood avenue and
Thornton avenue, Joseph Tire.
mans sub. OF o. Is 4. and OF
Joseph Tiremans sub OF lot %,
jos rireman Est. and o. I. c %
John Tireman's Est. on frac
sec. and Y secs. - and 30 OF
the lo.0oo-a tract.
IB On the north side NJ Warren
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum :
bered 7. ., ., 10. between Colfax
and Epworth Boulevard. Robert
NJ Grindley's sub Of part Of r
e. $50. lying .. OF center OF Hold.
en- Boulevard.
fsS ON the north side Of Warren
V avenue. In front Of or adjoinins
such lot or parts ~ lots mum
bsred o. L.. between Epworth
Boulevard and D.. l.. a ~ r. r..
W. \ OF frac. sec No. 2. iyine
between Warren and Tirems n
avenues.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
cl,iQan Grid Coach Picks
Sparks as Next Quarter

team. =. He declared after he had
looked over the crowd expected to
be ON hand In . week o. 80 for the
spring training, that things were
bright for q big year.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
LIQUID CHLORINE
DISINFECTINC
APPARATUS

for the sewage treating plant. Belle
ale Park.
cen at the above Office.
Bids must be accompanied py
ertihed check for hve. per cent OF
he amount of proposal. or DIGGING
md amounting 10 DO
The light IL expressly reserved To
elect any or all bids or parts there
WILLIAM T. DUST.
Commissioners.
~. W. BUSCH.
B-soo Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
,lGPT. or PUBLIC works
Detroit. Mich. April IL. 1915.
Sidewalk Notice

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that BY order % the
Common Council you are required TO
construct. reconstruct or put to prop
er line and grade. a brick. natural
stone. artificial stone. cement or CON
crete sidewalk. crosswalk or drive
way. according TO specifications pre-
pared BY the Commissioners OF Public
Works and approved by the Common
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
COAL

ons thousand tona more or less
liNs-ed a. the power plant on beiie
Isle Park. as required.
Three hundred tons. more or less.
each. bituminous lump. smokeiess
lump. anthracite all sizes. to be delis-
cred on Belle Isle Park.
Bidders will give price delivered on
Inselruhe dock. also delivered In the
bins
Three hundred tons. more or less.
smokcIess lump. for use OF road roll
ers delivery 10 he In two-ton lots
where required on the Boulevard ana
In city parks
Two hundred tons. more or less an
thracite. stove or egg. or smokeiess
;unnp. 10 be delivered when required
at fslmer FArk. Clark Park and CITY
Barn.
Weights TO be governed by De-
partment sCalea
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
TRAP RICK

one thousand tons. more or less
n inch 10 l \ Inch. \" to ~.
10 dust. r. o b cars Detroit. and
q. n Inseiruhe Dock. Belle Isle Park
ity and bids accompanied by a copy
OF analysis
All stone furnished shall be paid
for on the basis OF Detroit measure
ments or weights.
Further information relative 10 tn,
above vii; be cheerfuliy furnished.
A certified check for ave per cent
OF the amount bid must accompany
Zach proposal as q guarantee that the
succ essful bidder will enter into con
tract
The right TO reject any or all bids
or parts thereof Is expressly reserved
WILLIAM r. DUST
Commissioner.
n w BUSCH.
B-ss- Sec and Gen. Supt.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
ROAD PREPARATIONS

TWENTY-FIVE thousand gelions. more
or less. Asphalt Road OIL tGuAran,
teed TO emuls'fy,. liquid asphalt and
Tarvia. In the case of road oil state
percentage OF asphalt
Price shall be quoted per gallon
delivered In barrels +. ., q. cars. De-
troit. also per gallon IN barrels +
. Il Inselruhe dock. Belle Isle Park.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14

Vera Cruz. MeIicos most import.
ant seaport. 10 the patriarch Of
American cities. having been found
ed by Cortez In 1919. nearly half q
century before the settlement NJ 81.
Augustine.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14

Sealed proposals will be received ~
the above office until IL o'clock noon.
Friday. April 20. for furnishing the
following
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
LIMESTONE

Five hundred tons. more or isss,
titi.s as desired. TO be delivered by
wagon on the lob or r. o. b. cars
Detroit and delivered by boat on the
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14

Proposals must be submitted sc-
cording to specifications on forms
furnished. which may be had upon
application TO the office OF the Sec
retary.
Tho BOARD Of Education reserves
the right To reject any or ell bids.
CHARLES A, 0ADD.
B-ssa Secretary. \
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT
OF PARKS AND BoUlEvARps
t27 Farwell Bldg
Detroit. Mich. April 9. 1918

Sealed proposals will be received st
he above office W 10 II o'clock noon
Monday. April ~. for furnishing and
installing n
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
CRUSHED C0BBLE

one Thousand rons more or less
2. i and screenings. r. o. h cars
Detroit Also give price BY boat d.-
liv.red on Inselruhe Dock. Belle
Isl. rark
The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
OFFICE OF rHg DEPARTMENT
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The Detroit times., 1916-04-14
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Secretary Once. 80 Brosdwsy
Detroit, Mich, Apr. 7. 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office on dates ms specihed. for
furnishing the Board OF Education,
during the fiscal year ending June 80.
1917. with supplies. etc. az follows:
Educational ............ April 20. 1915
Cement Sidewalks and
Driveways April rs, 1919
miscellaneous mum. April ~. 1919
Furnishing and Laun-
Drawing ........,..,. May 6. 1918
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-20
FELL INTO CIsTERN.

Mrs. Bette Anterior, wife of j.
Nj. Anterior, a leading family OF
near Crutchfield, fell into the els
tern at her home late Tuesday AT
ternoon and narrowly os'RTcd
drowning.
She went out 10 draw a buokoi
of water. The earth had become
soft from the continued rains and
gave way under the box or top
of the cistern and MH. AihertOn
WAS precipitated several feet
down into the water. Her cries
of alarm brought her husband 10
her help. She caught hold of the
chain and Mr.. Atherton was able
TO keep her from sinking, but was
not able 20 draw her up, she
being a large woman. Tom Car
ter, a neighbOr, and wife and one
or two Others were nearby and
also came TO her help. When
they attempted TO draw her up
the top of the cistern crumblcd
and they also fell into the cisteTn
The water was some feet deep
and in the excitement when the
Others fell in, she sank, but the
Others held her up. At length all
were rescued.
Mrs. AthertOn is nearly Is
yeans old and il was feared the
fall and being in the water some
time would 90 rather hard with
her.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-20

A Christian county farmer dis
posed of so head Of swine at a
total of over $500 and an aver.
age value of over $50. The en-.
tire offering We're the offspring
of two blOoded boas and every
one was pedigreed. The sale is
little object lesson in itself for
Fulton county farmers on the
value of hog raising and the rais-
ing of the right kind of hogs.
Since Cairo put the lid on on
Sunday the sale of tickets 10 that
point on the Sabbath have de-
creased considerably.
FOR SALE: One Everette
Piano in excellent condition. -
Mrs. G. T. Bondurant.
FOR RENT: Lower floor Elks
building.-W. A. Dodds.
Stones Cold Tablets are guar
anteed.
Nice, fresh dates at Prather's.
Subscribe for the Courier.
For nice mackerel call 80.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-20

The Old Governor Steel Cut
Coffee, best of all at Betters-
worth.
Stone 5 Cold Tablets will cure
that cold. 25c a box at lick
man Drug Co.
While they last-3 pound Fan
Union City Tomatoes only l0c.--
Bondurant Bros.
L. Hunziker and wife have
moved into the DR.. Prather resi-
dence in Southern Heights.
Try our new Martha Washing
ton coffee at 35c or EdgewOOd at
3Oc; both guaranteed. - Bondu.
rant Bros.
A dry, hacking cough is hard
on the lungs, often causing them
TO bleed. BILLIARDS. H0RE-
HOUND SYRUP is a healing
balm that quickly repairs damage
in the lungs and air passages.
Price 25c, SOC and $l.0O per bot
tie. Sold by Hickman Drug Co.