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MINERS BUILD UP
UNION BEFORE
SOULE EXPIRES
/ /. -
PRESIDENT LEWIS CONFIDENT OF
SATISFACTORY SOLUTION OF
ANTHRACITE SITU A f ION MIN
ERS WANT CHECK OFF SYSTEM.
WILKESHARRE. Pa Man li R
Leader* of the anthracite mill** work
trs went Into coiuerence today with
President Thomas L. la w is, t»f tin-
Mine Workers’ union, to discus* the,
demands to la made upon the op* r.
tors It I* understood that Preside!* |
Ijewi* hits already made an angemeni
lor a i wifeivucp a ith th** operalois,
and that the meeting here i- sot tit** i
purpose of discussing the arguments
which ate to be presented howing
why the demands should be giatbeu
Special emphasis ts to b< p!.< ***t w»
the necessity of securing an agreement
by w 111* h the operators shall adopt ill*
check system of collet-ling union dues
-hall agree to a yearly coufereuee t • i
*Ljust wages and working conditions
and to formal recognition ot the union. !
A meeting v% ith a store or tuor* i
national and distri* t organize!* now
in this region will b«* field. They w (
rejiort upon conditions In each *e* lion
and a campaign for rapidly imrea.-in-.
the membership of th** union will
planned. It Is believed by th* offh
tnat tie mine workers will tio< h iti: >
the union autl that the membership
<an lie doubled between tbi> date aim
the end of the month when th* agr* *•
in* ni now in force expires.
President Lewis says that he tna
make a atatement regarding tin* situa
tion soon. He will then depart for In
diauapolis and will no* return uut*.
ihe time for th«* conferen* ■< witli tb
operators, lie will,, not state when
this is to lie. it is the poli* > of tb
union not to ha\e any s ispeusion and
mining even if an agreement is tm
reached by April 1. but to have th**
men continue at work while th*- n*g
tiations with the operators ar. going
on. Lewis has an air of eonfldem **
which has given the local leaders hope
of gaining concessions without t
strike.
Roommate of Young
Jay Gould Kills Se f
In Room in St. Louis
t>T. LOl'lS. Mo., March 5 - Atter be
iug despondent more that) a week, be
cause his father in Lima. Peru, cabled
he was losing his fortune. Carlos Ks
pinoza, 25 years old. a former college
friend ot young Jay Gould, was found
dead in a gas-filled room at 42t.l Wash
Jngton boulevard this morning.
Espinoza had been In North Ameri
ca five years, four of which he spent
at Columbia university, taking a
course in civil engineering, lie was a
roommate of young Gould and was
graduated from Columbia about a year
»Ro. __
BURROUGHS MACHINE
EATS UP FIGURES
The value and efficiency or the Bur
roughs adding machine was again
demonstrated in the recent primaries.
With its aid. The rimes was able t »
jet before its readers, promptly and
accurately, the results of the various
contests in city and county
The adding machine, and parti' ular
|y the Burroughs type, has come >i
oe regarded by newspapers as indi-- (
pensable in tabulating election return*.
It is no longer necessary to appro*
Imate totals and depend on the old
fashioned way of adding to arrive at
results. The machine now does ad
that and does it speedily and so ami
rr.iel> that there is n<j comparison be
tween the'old way and the. new
4 CONGREGATIONALISTS
FORM BROTHERHOOD
Nearly a hundred representatives of
tb* eight Congregational churches ot
Detroit and Highland Park organized
the Congregational Brotherhood of De
troit after a dinner in the new Y. M.
a. building. Thursday night Frank i
K. Bogan was elected president. S K.
Clark vice president V. C s.iiprnan
secretary. and W H Barron ii*-h ur
er.
Some stining ia!ks suggestive ot
the social and civic uire< Dons in which
th»* united Congregational infiuenre
can count for the general good w<o,
made by F. D. Taylor. Fred Chamhet
Hu, John Davis, Malcolm Yerkes and
the Kevs. (I. (I \tkins. Carl S. Jones
and C J>. Jacobs. Janies Scherryer
horn was toastmasiei
In another part of tin- building 'h _
Episcopal church club was holding
reception for Dr. S I) M< (’onti* 'I. of
Easton Md.. speaker at the union
noondav Lenten services at the l>e
trolt opera house, and the Congrega
.lonal brethren sent a cordial word o'
greeting by F D. Taylot
<► —♦
Wedding Ring Finger.
The idea lhai the wedding ring
should he worn on the ihird finger u
the left hand because *a nerve ( ot.
necis this finger with the heart' l- oi
Homan origin, but, oddlv -nough it
not continued on the continent a* in
England, for in France. Belgium ,o
tlermanv. and moat other Kump< ■ •
nations, tu** "engagement rim
gej- Is the third finger ~t • ,
hand, while the ‘ wedding rln.
4hlrd finger of the tight hand
men s Life.
Hussla Is rich In asbestos Him . ,
By Is Increasing th* prodn* tloi, »»♦ t
l’ral Mountains
DOES YOUR HEAD
FEEL HEAVY OR DL'I.I /
If your head trouble* y m| ,
to lake l*lll« Sick . i.t.,,
nervous heml*i*he, ••s«k,u t
It* usual!) indt<-tie nmu sfutiKo n ,\
»ir«t**r. snd I * tin « *|| i ir ,,
prompt relief \n who value 11, pov
el to I'llnk ilearlv ehuulil keep jt
lie#U /re,- froiti ncluti
All Die hu’usti nim'lilnm run*
flHOOtlil) without ian ii, irrllHtlnti ~
wfilHMv whert Heecfnuu * Dills ,n e tiftf-d
<e#i«;#rl>. The> are a noble ur. («,,
hemiache and brain fag
The business fiuiu. the society a-,»in
.ar» the girl who woiks f**r her
, will a.l find a reliable medicine in
i Nu " -mi l Pill#
SINGLE BALLOT “
—• v ■—.
COUNTING ONE VOTE FOR *
MRS. OR Miss! ~
w»
ADDRESS
DISTRICT
in The Detroit Times’ Great Prize Voting Contest, subject
o conditions governing contest.
P>al!ols to Lie counted must he carefully trimmed around
rder ami deposited unt >Med. i
SPIRIT Os LENT
DEAD AND BURIED
IN LOND.N
——-
ISACKCLOTH and ashes things
1 OF PAST-BALLS THE PRESENT
RULE. AND AMERICANS ARE IN
THE LEAD
■■■—-
LONDON. .March a Th - departure
of t:l. King tut Kta’ .it/ at. t ~n t
ilitf it tr Lent , w ill make little differ
ence stu-ial y ii< Loudon. be* aus*,* • par
liament is in. >* >sion, and there are
always balls dinners*, lunch* on.- and
on
lit*
Formerly Loii'!*>ii really *lonn*'d
sackcloth ami ashes when Lent cam* ,
but sine** the a cession of King Kd
vvard soi i* t.v ignores Lent. Matiy
I.*ni* u wedding.-* a:** s* hedul* >i. the
chief of which is that of Lord Duoro
t< Mi--a C".it> h* ir**" < and th*- njiimm
air.- thr«“ad manufaeturer.
Many Lenten all? arc air* ady ar
ranged. The Americnn I'towager I'onn*
teas of St raff-ini. formerly Mrs Col
gate. of Brooklyn. is giving a ball in
honor of her niece, Lady .Jan Bynz, at
Chandos lions** Latei I .a*ly North
brook will give a ilaii<‘*-. The higgeat
lenten reception will be that of the
Count* ss of tjranar 1 The < ountes*
i> already is-uing h* r invitations for
h* r first function. which is set tor
Mar* h i:«. D will t>** eminently politi
cal and tb* prime minister will be
'in- chief guest.
The Liberal parly is glad the new
countess ■>•••'; 11s so eager to fulfill the
political obligations of her new posi
tion
Mrs Lewi Harcourj another Am
erican whose husband is an official in
the government intends to give a re
ception every Thursday afternoon
throughout March Mr- Harcourt’s
receptions have a political atmos
phere. because she i- one of the chief
hoste-.se- of tin Liberal part>'.
does not t(#ifine h» r invitations to pol
iticians, however, for one meet- peers,
artists, scientists, actors and actress
es at her receptions She Invariably
has London's newest lion
laeiy New borough, another Ameri
can hostess has he.n entertaining lav
ishly recently and has arranged many
March function* She entertained the
Anieiican amba-sado: at dirmei this
week, gathering many of her com
patriots to meet tlie ambassador, in
cluding Lady Deerhurst. a Californian.
Lady Bateman, a New Yorker Lady
Listerkuye. a Louisianan, and Mia
l Carr, a Kentuckian
j One of the most expensive an I elab
orate dinner- of the year was given
on Thursday tngli' at the Ritz hotel
by Ixtd and Lady Bateman, the latter
formerly Mr* Knapp of New York.
The table was arranged in the form
of a' gigantic rose tree, with rarest
English Splint roses, the first of the
I season's product The hostess and
I her women guests improved the oe
cashm hy an endeavoi to outshine
each other- in per-otial adornment.
I with tile result that no bravei display
jof beautit',) costumes and splendid
j jewels ha been > •••n at any restaii
■ rant thi* season
The/ Batemans guesis numbered
I thirteen.. including the Duke and
* Dtp•ne*»s -f Devonshire. Lady New
! borough. Mi and Mrs Grosv. nor.
! Lady Tw. edaie, Mr and Mrs Glas
gow . Majoi I’oynie: Mis* Muri n'. Cob
•Balfour and \rthur Sampson. Follow
ing the dinner 'he pi.-ty monopolized
tip- services of the Rit/. orchestra in
the Balm court
Mi* Maitwind D’ inimond formerly
Henry W. Tail, Brother
Oi Pres ; dent, Is lawyer
ULA MM
11| H
1
i Jk
rjm
Ilrm » i hi, »if (lit* jirr«l>
*!**■•• »' :•* n |trninlni'nt figure In tlir
Inn tiKiirni lon ceremony. Mr. Tnfi l« n
I ttntrr nn<t on* nl hU Inn narilrrit,
'lr. \\ Ickcratinm, rnlrrrd lltr iMtilnri
i »» ailttrarj-ijriifral.
Mi- \l rs!ihli Field, upon arriving
iron l Riviera w.is great lv dlsap
i p.’.in* t«> learn that her new house.
No Carlton House Terrace, owing
* slowness of ’be English decor
*' -i v w*>ui . not I*- r* , adj tor oc* u
* for sonn* time she will there
to-*- ;i- obliged t•» d* lay her proposed
en? rtalnmetits until later in tin* s**a-
I will *j* n*i m. st of iet time
w•• ii hei count r; plae* a» Panes
at iii*l Kitz hotel.
PARIS FEARS NEW YORK
WILL SET THE FASHION
PARIS March !* NeV York to
** Hi* fashions tm tin* wurbi in-read
iof Paris'.’ It would seem so judging
from t o amount of admiration be
> owe i upon Ymerican gowned wont
•• ti ti is- s* .fson at all the resorts ol
fashion from Pan to Paris The latest
: adherent to th** league known as Yo'u
'•it. b.*at Amenta is. Mrs T.y iet
Morse, of Boston H**r gowns for this
season, which she ha? displayed on
i th- Riviera and in Paris, have won
imversa approbation and more envy
I for their taste, severe elegance and
1 general chit.
Fite correspondent questioned one of
i til* greatest dressmakers of Paris ou
th** subjo.-i and tie was frank enough
t" admit there whs every indication
•ha’ another great French Industry
woi-.bi be eventually gathered in by
•he ankees. He said
We liave noticed for several years
past that American women art* becom
ing more and more exuctiug- iu their
requirements, more refined in taste.
We cannot seH to Americans the
4> wris which ttud ready sale among
European aristocracy and even royal
, ladies. The Ymerican taste is fur su
perior to that of any other nationality,
and as a matter of fact we are already
.picking up every New York Idea we
call."
Similar indications are t*> p** fouud
in th** fact that the French shaped
shoe is a’most a thing of the past.
I even in France among the smart peo-
I Pic
Bess Recipe for Catarrh
The logi ul treatment of catarrh is
through the blood, and the following
sure: To one-half pint good whiskey,
eh one ounce -syrup sarsaparilla and
■ tie ounce Toris compound, which can
be procured oi :to\ druggist Take in
’ tenspoonful dose-! before each meal
and . foie retiring. Result* qul< kiy
follow
I
AMUSEMENTS.
nPTRHIT ruMi.HT \t t.
Ilenr) M. Hiirrl* I’r^n^nt*
ROBERT EDESON
Ir. ilia Greatest Sucre**
“The Call of the North”
Nett 'untld) tint, at .'«—i;»r. at N
Russian Symphony Orchestra
BEN GREET PLATERS
l”" I‘. ~p| >' upt niluo i. Prodaction
"A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM"
tlrti(lrl«*iihn’« complete mualcal ariilag
f” ' ~v U I! 7.". ar.il J*j> -S* ~f- selting
NKXT.WKKK -SKATS NOW SKLI-JN*".
MONTGOMERY THE
and STONE in RED MILL
« baric* llllliatthitin'a Orlaliial I’rotlur
littu. Price* .%Oe, 11, f|.Ao, uu.l fy.oo
Mori) I'fitplf, Mat*. HrD. and 'at.
TEMPLE
lle*t 'cat* ul Mai lace, 2.V
CLARA nELLE JEROME
And Nu • F’co|>Ic In M al T. !fl*
“JO» I. % N II."
Kllnnrc .'.'terr. ' Galnaboro Girl,"
<'lail«’ t n«1 P trmle I’aher Jloey arid
I/..- Sinama t 'olleensi, Da mm Bin*
Sam W llt.i >■, Moor.'oaiope
\c*t wc« w—\ t r m. wii i ', •• rin
lUI’IA rHtHP."
LYCEUM 1',','.,,, MAT. JAT,
I hr |‘u«'c-Muhina I •►mrtllaa*
YORKE PLAYING
aad t\ THE
ADAMS | PONIES
A Spit r k. in* M <ti ,ii < '<>rn«dy from thf
'' r< T M'«>r New S’ork
N•• v i Week K.ttoeryn <mt errmWn.
A VFNIIF ,h - H»n.r 1 Mat
M » LIIUK. of Barle*.,.ie I i«“*
lum Miner’* llolicmlaa Hurle«ciuer*
ii ;i Sjiet i t ! '•-»* t 'ir •• Till* Week
SHAD LINK
*• Kaltvpoir Tiler win cel n .
b <*l ar >l pay 11.0 •
' i* ’ ii " ell»vir* on t.
I< »S 11 : M ! Si 1 !,i r k \ * F. ”i ! K■ i •
.• 7 r t v >.. I' ile
'• ’ W ' ; i.idwav Gaiety Otrl»
• i I '• t. \ < . •in
WHITNEY 7v,
"T,."': "DELLA CLAPKE
N THE NIC < OF TiME
vi • \r • . • it. N. ■•• * \
Inilllec I) I* : I » I icc|il W etlncatliM
. ■ I W .% « ,1 hy T .rec
*
*IALTO ROUNDERS
'v 'I HOW K A t• allt Itintietl t.lil«
Wrc'llliiK I rl. ti lull i. I.iullr* free I'rl
Mat.— \< \i Week—« \'lM* f.lHI*.
Motor Boat Show
Light Guard Armory,
Mnrch t lu ? Inrltialt.-
BOATS. ENGINES, ACCESSORIES
I rl«fa » l\*l|*emere and «oHn> < lul,»'
Nli; lit. lii nln » I uleilit nail Monree
t Ri'hOnifß'ii M|hi. 'u ii iln ) —|■; %ar % .
hml\ W elewmt.
o|tca Hull* lit a. in ••> lll:.*t«l p **,
UHItWIIH jr, t INI '.
\. t.rcea'' Orc|ie«tri—.Ml** Je*«le
, Moran. '»lol*l.
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY. MARCH 5. i9og.
• >*pli it«*d tn< 1 *». 1 |s t .* ui’ i'liiKn novv
1 >• .: k i in'll- by i <■ \ iim onr riunt<t
I 1 »♦* I*l * .ifiol < and l> > r 1•( ! 1 Oil
i Tin;* » In Uj. Ureal I’n*:-- \»t im t’ou
tt« st. li i» the o•i -1 of •* *t > ■ "iitestgnt
iti* MirpatH her opp. ; .>n|h n numbu
ioi v ot.*«* se-un-d from day i • iluy. ami
la* i-•• •« ompllahmei.t .it th a purpose
its !.t;g ,\ a matti i of er.> • g etic efifoit
tin out* Giants aie devoting i'u*i) en
ergy • tlit- ampthgti for the prize,•
Tr- e If a • ioii* one ami an ev-itmg
otic iji neatly all too district* the gap
w l l it f'paraias the t-nng contest
mill, is a very narn w op*- Seldom a
il.i now passe* hi w -.; li leadership
ai*• not >*fft t« «i in a nullifies
of tt.. districts ami one result of tills
flu t for the honor I .s!ti"n* has be-u
t-> - lorteri the sci p 0 tu-.-n the lea-i
--- In many *f the d-Jlrhts the vot<*
given w it., tut o- •» I- (mi suhsenp
ttor.s would he sutAi.ent to erT»-< t a
• piete IHeUa 111 l.ie positions of
t:.-- leaders.
While the present gap between the
leaders is e\. eptiof.n lly narrow t at
between the Ingle- and lower •-*n
testants iii t.he lists is py n-* no-ai »
Wide The votes g.ven wltti t*ut i
small numbei of subscription* woud
be suffi-i. in to plm < a » onleatunt n--vv
it* In trie lists in i .»■ honor position
: It is known that some of these mil
testantf now n the lower positions
| have he.-n active In securing subscrlp
j tiuns ind votes, and it is not unlikely
' t wit the votes m ,-essary to pla-•«• tin 'ii
n the leading posit ons will be fi.nl.
• ■on trig ,v '.thin t'-'n.vt -»«*v ral da . -
The fa> t tout many of these contest
ants do r. n n. ,p\ higher positions in
' the lists is and i»\ not to anv la. k of
friends but to t! e fart that th-\ were
lc«s .*ari' In starting flian their bett*r
s Ipported opponents. Some of these
I ontestants will no doubt be no les
formidable a* contenders for the priz- -
iat the finis than those- contestant*
who are now maintaining their lead, r
i ship in so admirable a manner.
A* a r* suit of yesterday s balloting
, Miss Alice Fltapatrh k igatn assumes
the leadership In district No S as does
I ui-... M:-- Agm s P-r.-ok* in district N>-
3 v good cot** was * altered among
all t e -ontestants
Narrow Gap Separates District Leaders
But Small Number of Votes
Necessary To Effect Complete
Reversal In Positions.
Indications of Early Advances by
Contestants Now Lower in
Lists—Leadership Changes Ef
fected in Several Districts.
TODAY’S
DISTRICT LEADfcRS
Ml*.. 111..* I'll, pairl.'k. lllai. ft IM.tKIi
'll** \miu *.ulfr. |)l*l. It) HI *"5
'•!** *lrlla lint), 1)1*1. 4 15.7*1
'••** I Milan 1 « li. lt, 1)1*1. T 10.513
Ml** l\ 111 In-rl itr- Itf.iioltl*. IM«l
III.D-7
'll** Hi-lilt MtirlfU. 111*1, 1 H.*»4l
'lr*. 1.. \fifuulr. 1)1*1. a D.045
'll** Vll nlf Itriiok *. 1)1*1. I* 0.040
'll** limn Miiai-utllt, l)l«l. H
'lr». t.crlriitlr Qumuli., I)l*i * 0,015
DISTRICT ONE.
t nmytrlsing nil territory hounded on the ea*t
»*t Mtmflnarit-iivr.. on the north by the •’**>
limit*, on Ibr it rii by Ihr oily limit*. I*
hit and. nml *1 m treat b-»t., t»nd *>■ thr •nutb l "
W nrrf#-:\t e.
M..« K'.itl r 1 r * Ri»VnnM* 170 Rlalnt. ••• ’i' ** J
M -« Flossie Sams, •! |ii'ia\var» * '■«
Mt s i 'la ra G Fra!*. 4 *7 Merrick ! ”
\li«* Klo.-M.in Babbitt. 1" rt " Seeor.d ••
.1 -* Miiti' H'.-vvn 1 12»> Trumbull
>!r* Elmo Hur.lv. 121" Sixteenth
M«« A tin.i Broom fit* 111 390 Marnu*tt« ••
.MU* Adel! S* oUlrh k. 710 Ltn.-oln » ' 0
\t I*||oa Wlncklnr 20 Heel* •• • ■•*• ‘
Mi«* Mr ir.xl Martin. 499 Commonwralin. ;
Mias An nit FvlUr. 77 1 Lincoln " vi-
Ml*- Huti. Pierson. 112 Atkinson - ■
M -* II -Inn Wade, 70 Atkinson
Mis, 2s. It..- Olncx. 24" ho.igf-4"W Jr;!,
\li>< i M. Kanzie. 1163 Wood'vard 7
Mi •* Win, r. M >or«*. I.lo* Tblr.l "
,Mlss !•' May Goopc. 411 Lincoln...
Mis* Mario Prh e. 717 I.ln* oln ••
M «* v.-ra W‘!l* 1240 Brooklyn ...
Mis* Vu»'< i' .1 os«op, 50 o Pit nii m...... • -
Ms- M.iv.Kav. 725 Lincoln...
Mis* Minna Mover 41" Milwaukee W. ■ •
M-s M mo'So rids 713 1.1m01n...
\fi-“ Wlnnjene .Foopc, 4C.3 Lineoln.i.
Mbs B Vi. •• Brown 100. IS Hobart -
Ml*. Murv Gilchrist. I<* 1 7 Fourth . I .'
Miss Ghidv* sponsor. 74 1 Lincoln JjJ
M Is* Art v St t ni» b. 71 Ku«lld M
Mi -s M.hi.l \V McßibJe 3"' Merrick...
M o Manon Morton. 1.4 Stanl")’
M s- Mabol ' ’ook. Bond T*lace
Miss \|,il"l Reynolds. 1 Brooklyn . \
M• « \>itl#» - W
\f r* ,‘,-na Taylor 154 Lincoln.... •
Miss Kft|o Fisher. 2033 Woodward ... . "
i|l«- Maud.* L. < libson. 2"1 Putnam
Miss Jeanette Fitch. 153 Seward *• •
Mis* Adeline Grelltn*. 3®*. Brand Blvd. RJ)
V '-"’jLrtl n SawyVi 716 Common wealth . j>®
Mis- Vera ow-n, 7211 Lincoln
M < Wni Trapp, l-.0.i Third
district two.
i o.nprUlng all terrllory boon.led on Ike en-t
Im sixteenth-**., n» «br north h> the city B*" 11 "'
on the ttrsl by Ihe city limits, aatl on the soulli
lit Mlclilann-a»r.
Miss Helen Marten. 221 Mavb-iry
Miss li-lo Tcettel. liH. Boos.velt ...
Mr- W K Milligan. 1111 IT ldsou ... /
XL-- Flo,en.c I Adame HI" Brand Hlver • • L*
M- - M,.r\ Stinson. 132' Grind Bl;ei.. . - ‘
Ml-s pearl HavlUnd. ll'.l Klrb* 1-
Ms t 'I. hunderaon I®H Marten V\ . . . 3,Hi
Mrs Loils.. Fraae. 133 .Jackson •• ■■ • !■* !l
m I. . He Vouterat. *oi
M:-« M i rKuret ror.rtrll >2 . W-sson. 1 '
M s- / \ Wh k. 1".*2 11 nrr- n 11 ■
Mis- M . v iMouUard. 116. K'rbt '' ••• 1
.Is A',. F. Mv-dl.ain .6. Humboldt ..
M.is Gene Tft.mphmv. 211 M;Or«a
Ml - I .1. B r„H 111*4 Klrbv 11 . . ••
-s , « s)|.. ai llnyeti. I« i 4 1 In* wood
MS- M,ir«;ir-I M. Brow, -on. 4": 17t 1,
district three.
t ..mi.rt.lNC nil lrrrltor> boiia.led on the east
t., Juni-iloi.-st e„ on the north h, >||,hlKnn
,oe .... the west b> the city limits, nnd on Ibe
smith t»s the Itetrolt riser.
M s t Vet.miclf. TR Sir# * ••• *■-**
Miss I • Folev. 2«0 F#,i?r .. t.»4H
ui.. Mu ell it .1 ill* I • -21 .LH e, son M v
\ii ß s ||- le- |«ltv. 7«1 4 »v;-ti' * •.
-{,■« < M Milh.n, 7B* Pis • • 3.00«
- Mi,.. n»„nta>». 42 It- :k I fit# r .."»*>
, , m Moran. -2"« Port W 4 S.M
M| s' K.hvi.l .Uklimoi' 1•[ H"1 ' bone
4
M,*S I ttl K ibn. W i'V!^
i \ m i... a Karicaff. • > ,r *' • 3.1 **6
.i,*< klizabeth Keitnetly. 24"1 1 fferaon 11 l.f.at,
%l s .Mina l;osa»nai». -21 • :i\alt' -
- Hutberfor.l ««b Military. F-""
Si liultt A lU" 177 MlHtnr\ 4".
\l'- B »’• l-o ’kev »It tt, erro.is
M'S, .Mud- Merntt r»i\..
M - Ann.. WnPb. ' a'"ln . \ 'J
- DISTRICT FOUR.
t emprlslna till territory bounded on the rnsf
\\ o«dwttrd-a«#.. on the north by Mlchlitfin
ne on i tie o sit by .1 it net lon-n * *•., find on the
*.ini'll IM the lief roll liter.
M ~i |>al'! ;V ‘' llowatd. I<l -
< tar.. <’r eniin Twenty-lift
M s« I .-ail llr..st.ho 2*.'' i ventlefli . . '>o
,1 X! .. i I,||. ker*rll e\. ’ r. I*sl S.oi ten ... ,4,'t
:,, s Neil • Ir e, Nil t e.-rt l *4""
. -. M. 1.1 /. in*, t 11. Howard *■> - I
, t « ,| ~s. r II wile "•*. Mo blaan . ... r.,2*0»
, < iii.ii. 11 tiw. r. s V"" I .-if#rson 11 . ■ d|..
.Via be I • .mitie- :2 2 TANARUS" i4"7
di«s t K* -«i I Ml. blni.it, 1 hit.)
xi ■ y 1 x ItMTi.lell, :,4 . HI - ' 2.4*. 1
di*s Vl.it'l> ILtii". J’>7 Tw entlclli, .. . I.'*"-
xi ss Ida M .r. 2.15 Nineteenth . ..... It""
Mi, Sum IX t•> rllt tl.l, .64 At. Lott. .. . ;*"i>
xttss |.n -a xx icirjtr. Sl7 Ttrent \ • flftlt ti.'.ij
Mi-s It*, ii ha U'-rbcti*. k, 322 Vine w00d... stM>
T
Increased Schedule and Additional
Special Ballots lor Third Period
To Invite even greater inter* *1 In the contest on tits |n*tl of iltf i> ill*
li< amt still fnrthei rll>'OurHitf ii., i.intestunt* in then efforts In tjis
.sun pel i)t.»n T*tf l.ftroil Time* t-*ntr*l mamtgflTtetit i;««* tnaug urn tnl n
special xot. offer w ill* It Went int i effect W. >tne»«lwv. Mutch 3. ;ti I w|U
continue In eff.ct until tit. dose •» f i *• &iit4 ijot io«l. Monday etri.mm
M;t nit I.St It.
Uvtwecn the ti.llf* mentioned .>it i>f r 'ft t more vote* will he given
for rtption p.tvmenf* thHti wo.tin he given If the regular schedule of
the pel ml were In . tY*« ■> t »ln t new '*• inontlia Miihset Iplioit. for luaianr*.
which woiilil . ourtt for 4 Oho votes on the tegular m lletlule li.lit)© vote.* will
hf given (luting t..e time of tin »pe« ial off. i The incrense w ill npp!) to
all subscription*, from four month- to "»> months.
VOTING
SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT DURING
TIME OF
SPECIAL
OFFER
Iti addition to this TI e Times ■ ontist management will give especial
ballots for > '."'o v otes each for *- i -fu 1 competitive effort in each dis
trict between specltted dates The time of the third period, beginning
Wednesday. Alan h trd. w ill he subdivided itilo three minor periods. Th *
first mlnoi period lo gins W- dni 1 * l-»y. March :ird. and will close at o'clock
Saturday evening Mai • h »itli Th.- s. ,•.n. | minor period will b.-gin Mon
day morning and close at •» o’cb*. k Wednesday evening.
March lltn. The third minor period will begin Thursday morning March
12th. and close at 'j ..vlo. k Monday evening March l.'-th Th. spii-ial
i'allots w'll h>- awarded ut the - in*,. of eucli minor period to tli.- contest
ant in eai lt distil-t who litis reported lit** greatest volume of b islnes* foi
her district foi that particular minor period Ten awards will be made
at the close of each minor period, one award to each district
The siwlsl offei affords the contestants the o|iportmiitv of building
a large total vote with which to w! ji tln magniAe. nt prlz.-s at the finish
\t no future time of the c.Hit. St will sUt>sct 1 pftotis ha\- ,ii great «l vot
ing value us during the tlhie of t li«• sptci.tl \ot • ofTei
k
DETAILS OP CONTEST AND CONDITIONS OF AWARDS
Tin* piizes will >t» awarded to the contestant* who receive the greatest number s os voles according to the con
ditions of the contest.
Any w omun resident of Detroit of good character between the ages of l»; and If. may compete
The 1 >u' lot s to determine tie \v tii n *»i * or th ** prize* will be the non* ttm 11 on. »I ngl <* am! » r>e«- hi 1 bn 1 lot s Th e n orn Ino •
tion ami single ballots will he ;h»> ballots .-lipped from the lssm-s •*f TI.-- Detroit Times Tt • special ballots will lie
tile ballots issued for subscript ion'payments front either old »r row subscribers to The Detroit Tunes
The nomination ballots will hunt fifty vote* each, but no contestant will be permitted t<> receive more than p .,00#
vote-, on nomination ballots T,,.* single ballots will count only one vote ea< h.
Th*- spe-dal ballot* will fur votes in proportion to the length of the sub- 'ilption.
Twice ns mativ vot-s ire given for n*-w *.i 1»«- riptlons as for old.
Nomination* may be made at ;tn\ time during the contest, each nomination up to ore hundred counting fifty voncs
each Nominations nvi; t.e written •»ri an ordinary sh.--.-t of paper.
The first g-and prize will be award, and to the contestant who receives the grestest number of votes, no matter In
which district she rnav reside.
The second gruud prize will tie award' and to the contestant who receives the second great. *t nun.her of votes, barr
ing contestants In the d!«trh t* In witch th- fl l st gran-1 prize Is w•-n. i o matter 1 n which of the remaining dlstfl-'ts shs
may reside
The third grand prize will be awarded so tire contestant who rccelvp* tie third greatest number of votes, barring
contestants in the distn- ts in whi- the first and second grand prizes ate won. no matter In which of the remaining
districts she may reside.
The district first pj lzr-s will be awarded to tbe contestant In each district who receives th.* greatest number ot
votes for bet respective district.
TI e district second prize*, will be award and to the content in each dl«trh t who receives t! <* second greatest nutn«
• r of votes for her respective dl*trt* t.
Ka 1 w inner of a grand pt iz- wall also be a winner of a district first pi Ize
In the ev.nt of a t 'nr any of the prizes the prize will be sold and the procer-.1-: equally divided between those
t Ip ; ng.
No special ballot will be issued for a less payment than one dollar.
• ’omblnntion between any contestants U prohibited.
The Contest editor reserves th*- right to re.tert any contestant, to modlfv or chr.nge anv of the contest condition*
at ary time during the contest, arid also to pass final Judgment upon .my question that tuny arise.
V'.t.-s ••nc-* -i>st cannot be charged to count for another contestant,
V contestant m not remo'v. ftorri one district to another an.] retain the vot sto her credit In the former district
Th.- returns it the #-l >se nl the balloting will he canvass-d t-j a committee of well-known business and profes
sional men "f standing In the community.
No * mploye *.f The D.-troit Times not member of his or her immediate family may become o contestant.
An "id sub*, r.ptlon Is one that was on th»- ll«ts of The Detroit Tlm<*s at the time <«f sterling the ■ ont- «t All
others arc ru-vv A change in the delivery of a paper from one metn'-.-r of the family to .mot! <*t will c.-t • -cate a
new’ subscription.
No promises or agreements cither written or verbal, mad-- by ng. nts. ■olli-ltorn or canvassers, or etnployess. be*
yond ttu.se published In T 1 Detroit Tlmt-s. will he recognized.
The contest began Monday. .J.mt irv l*. 1 • Of*, it-l will dose Mon-lav. March 2!» IfAl*.
•LIST OF CONTESTANTS AND STANDING
DISTRICT FOUR—Continued.
M ; ,s I'harlotfc Smith. 2'.*2 .T motion
Mms Daisy Jackson, sr,.* Fort W . son
i';"* Nellie HoWell, 3#3 Howard. 4 ""
•M',-' Ktiie] Connor. 3>42 Fort W.
" 1 •“ Wolf. 764 Baker 1 -*
~ '* F-ir -inn M’lntcrs 241 Howard .... I' l ®
' w» it, head. 761* Twenty-fifth... I n ®
Miss Laura K- k >rf 310 Vermont S' l
M;« Ayres <'am pi.*.-11, 155 Clark
Me* Mabel Tflvlor. 11l I.alroaae 7.0
Mr- Writ F Vuivl* « s0 pp.th 50
MH- Mi y f.iidu#, 126 r.afavittc-blvd . . ■ R®
DISTRICT FIVE.
f i.mortslnic all territory hounded on the enst
by XN noil w aril-a \ e.. oa the north hy Warren
nie„ on the \%esl hy S|ilrrnili-«l„ nml nu the
south hy XiieliiKan-at «•.
Mi«s X'.ee Fltrpatrh'k. 4u**, f'n.n ... 71r0?t
Mrs. If.nrv Watt. 72'*' Woodward 10 4-1
Mr- Ml; t r.< be \flatus. *.<4o Fourteenth f*.H * 4
Miss Ri ttr.,e rtillon. ?‘>i Harrison ... 7 917
Mis- JvH c Smith. 12 Columbia IV.. .. . 7 411
Mr* France* Merritt. 11 Columbia H". C.Uoo
Ml«s '*velyn (tonOKhue 201 Park 5 2 7.9
Miss Bina M Carey, Jf.ii Lincoln 5."20
M's* Laura Yniinic. 413 Fas* 4 oof
XL-- 1.,, um» Jmlson. 13' Mvrtle ... 4*5?
Mi** Fteann< Vnnng 1.15 Grand River.... 4.505
M r s K. I). Knnls. L»7 Hmrv 4 4"1
Ml*s x.la Marshall 45 3 Wabash 2.131
Miss M Mule. 3,S Trumbull 950
M'-s Florence Morel ead I#4 Pine 9"0
Ml,.- R>•*j, I e
Mis* Marl** Verplank.* »01 Cherry ROO
Mis* Ada D«\ - i*. 11.3 f.lnroln 17>0
Miss Lillian Farpenter, 469 Butternut.... l"0
XL-s Mill.* I P.oluer 79 Frarik 1"0
Mis- KHy.ibetb Wallace 92 Fnmmnnwealth 50
Miss Millie Harris, fit Prentts 50
Miss I.Hli mi Foley, 755 Second . 50
DISTRICT SIX.
Comprising nil territory hounded <m llte west
hy Womlnnrtl-ax e„ on the north hy Warren-nve.,
on the east by rhenc-st.. nn<| on the south hy
Gmtlul-nvr.
Miss Arina Musenvltz, 343 High 4.792
AL h Bertha Siiilke Ro.icl 200 Forest K-. 7.067
Miss Vera A T.abe 17 IVtlkln* 9.090
Ml-s Ivv Roche. s!«4 St Antoine 5,f>12
Miss Kl-te Schmidt. 177 Pierce 5.200
.Miss Allie Haitsejj 'js7 llancock K 5 042
Mrs. Fl as. R*, and 553 Beaublcn 5.000
Miss Leonora Gilbert *• 4 Winder 4 '*oo
Miss MhIIMu Brown I.ibrary Park hotel,. 4.000
Mr*. Qro Stu.'h. 159 Adams I*7 3.400
Ml**s Sadie fr< edriiMu. :!"!* Montcalm K. . . 2 .150
Mis* I.tin Breen, 14 7 Adams E 2.100
Miss f*ora l-kkliardt 190 Adelaide 2.002
Miss Frances Gerhart 773 Anfolne 1 900
M's- M.iiv Mattlsun H F r skln<* 1,500
VJ ss Hnt,|e Saiilord. 193 Winder 70"
Allss Gertnnlc f''immlnit l" v John R.... 500
Miss Eunice Perkins 112 Winder 400
Miss Mari.* Strg- r, 9n| Ifu-tlngx 3""
M!*s Julia 17 Fish* r. 36 XVoodward Ter
race 200
Miss Mabel P.not. 121 Alfred 200
Miss Vlnrlar Aimstior.g 579 John R., .. 1"0
M,*s Anna VfcFarty, 2"I Woodward 100
.Vis* llaerlet Brian 142 John R . 50
\li*« I.ulu B Koch. 1 .’0 Edmund pI f.O
Ml«s Emma Porker 19 Alfred .50
Mi** Ila rt Sett B*ard. 3.‘1 John R 50
DISTRICT SEVEN.
t *imprl*lnH nil territory hotimled on the west
h. XV iMirtwiiril-sve.. on the north hy Lrnllnl nnd
Muck-hi e*.. **n the enst t»* l-inst firnnil-hlt and..
unit on the south hy the Itetrolt riser.
Mi** L ilian Lvncll, '69 Lar-0.l E 10,513
M's .1 .1. Wot sot *l6'* Mi Elliott ;» vt»'
Mbs* Mnb* I Fnieii'U 2.3 Fon. or.l ... o.i', :
VL-s Lillian B-ow 441 ATijile 5.91.1
Vl*- Lnsv F... m 1065 Jefferson 5 400
Mrs. Adolph Frl- ks 11f* Catherine r/2r»6
Mis* Muig.iret 9rord»n, 951 Macomb 5 220
Mis" Hldnre Mor'lneife 276 Bellevue... . f.,210
\H» Xurelia X Weti 4"l .LfTeraon B f.2'o
Mi** Ida Si.lutan’' >'9 iVsrncl . r , nan
Alls- Pi.il-i Loe|>j>. *’S" Bellevue 3,200
Mi** Id . Howl- 6*i; F.intfi'** 2.55 ’
\ll*s M i'Jy. I" Helen 2 5:11
M Is* Rose Fti.nl* v Riirra hotel 2.500
Mls« Mn Hinder. H-ldelh rg '. J 900
X, 1 < Mabel i\ - *! 52 • ’.uig re** .. 1 711
ills* Owetiti Hcxi.-, ; •- cnntpau..... 1,60,1
Mi** B. rli u B. ||* 1| comb 1,501
'lt-s liens,* KBi- 6* I. ...!<■ »f Terrace 1.40"
XI *- l.u; 11 -1 Pb kel! 5* » F n nplaL, 1.300
\|:s* X|. Ur .'"i •.'*• ' ''..vcf'nl ... ,*oii'
Miss Tn* t *• >-i ’ "* p . 700
Allxs Mj*'"l Hunt! •"'! **>• . 450
Ml** || V.mngnh.otl il6 t... . imjii 301
Mi*« Addle ll* hit. :*9 H ’•*•. 4 r,,*o
• Bps Etbel .t.it u«.*n. ♦. Mo* *..* .... ;*, M )
XL*. L< ' It Ttnnk ’'niOnr i*to
Mis« t Ke- wll * Foncord 200
M •• . In r tl; r. < • fc-son 17,0
Alia* H'.fdtla Merlon* s’l «*raflof joo
Allas Tatirs.i M lt**lder», 297 Fort E ,50
vile's Bertha Yurke 31* B*-lle\ ,•*> 5a
AFlss Connna Kramer, •’ x Bi 11, vue 50
Subscription
Rates
36 months $9
24 months 6
12 months 3
8 months 2
6 months 1.60
4 months 1
Number
Votes Given
3.000
I.BCO
750
450
375
225
DISTRICT EIGHT.
Comprising ull territory hoiimlnl on llie
by Unit (.rnml-hlv4„ on the north hr Mni'k-mr
and the e|l> limit*, un the rust hr the rlty limit*.
«n«l na the iniilli hy the Detroit rl» er.
Mrs Quantity. ‘.’l** l/mnv. . . e c.\’
Miss Olive ilojTir 37 ( # Van Dvk** 4.'3*
Miss Fdlfh L. Mat IVi is, 4'd Fl*,-her
Ml** Edith Craig I’.’2 I'l- mI r,.2nt
Mr*, r. m ptehra. 2» Miner 3.37,3
Ml»s l.ury Fallot. 176 LlMlhrldgo 3.30#
Mis* f} rtrude >ipe. k. 346 H»|,l 2 *• 1D
Mrs* T.awrenrr Treadwell. 163 Baldwin... 1,
Ml«i Anna OTtrlen, L’nst Jefferson '*oo
M'ss'stell.i Mu sot), p*6 Fntrle #7O
Miss Stella c r| * i _'37> Boulevard Sr.o
Miss H r** I R.-ymer. 3*7, Ilurlhut Kurt
Mis* Clara Mil. 3| l.'-.oh Roo
Mis* tom O'WH :ji» Mevrltk *#'.o
Mis* N‘- tt-ie Snvtler. 367 Sheridan "V‘,o
Mr*. r’hai l&tte Smith. I*l7 ft arnnlaln 2 (t ''
Mis* Susie |.i\ingston, ''*l4 t *nrf 111 i
Mrs, A R >*i ~I } OH* Sherirfit n. . . . ..... f>o
\tl*s F.IV Seibert, r><• 1 Townsend I<*o
Mls.s I II Holmes. IIK Deo'lek.. .
Mls's Catherine Partner .777 Field r.o
Miss Maliei Turner, '.no Sheridan it*
DISTRICT NINE.
Comprising all terrltorr honirilefl on the Trent
H.r f hene-st., on the north by the rlty limits, on
the rust be the rlty limits, and on the smith hy
tirntlot to Murk and Mark-area.
Miss Annie Frank*. #ot Pennsylvania ... 3,0t0
Miss Merthn Pels*. 333 Rcllevne 7 4* t
Mrs. Frank tdorn* 77 0 Hahns 7.17,0
fcMrs. I. A Hardy. 1214 Ornflot 6.211
Miss Fll/aheth N’ehl* 7f> Superior .. ,*'*7t
Miss T.oulse Hauok. 113 Bellevue ft 700
Mrs. Martin Dniinrcinr, 17.0 Mitchell,... R.O A*.
Miss There*.i Fast,order. 107.3 Plpuette... 4 woo
Mis* M-rtnn tJll.n, 127.0 Onrflnld.. ... 4.4":
Miss flora Mlldnhn. 727. Illinois 2.rtfto
Mi** Catherine Tlikry 1027 Rildwln. ... 1.711
M!»s Madge Henning. RI f> \fef 1.-llan . . . 1.700
Ml*« #te* t... Kervdin. t 77.1* f'cnnsvlvnntg. I.ftoo
Mrs. A. Rarnnwskv. If 7> Crand Mlvd R l.noo
Ml*s M.idgr llenrv, *l7. McClellan 000
Ml** tiijda llanntrr Raid win f*o
Mrs. Frnesi Srhmi.lt 137 Hale 300
Miss F.dlth Well 17.77 Helen *OO
Miss A Keahn. F">2 M<T>ougatl 7f>o
M r s Anna Mlelkr 130 Hale fif.O
Miss N'ellie .1 Jackson. 1 7>',6 Bellevue... . *OO
Miss Fdlth Marsh, 101*1 Crane 4SO
Miss I.tx/le Heiier. I*>3 Orandy 40#
Mre f. Maul 1700 Ornnd Blvd R 300
Mrs. Frank S Bliss. RR2 Plquette 100
Mis* I-.il/Mhei!, Klnsler. *7.1 Mitchell 100
DISTRICT TEN.
Comprising nil territory hounded on the west
hr IVoodtt nrd-iMe., on the north by the rlty
limits, on the east hy the elty limits and t'heae.
st., anil on tin* sooth li> Unrren-ne.
Mr.* Anna S« alfe, 27. Harper Hi 407,
Mrs. Albert Tower. 132 Cameron 12.22*1
Mi* 1 tllinn McConnell, ?f, .darston . . 12.17*1
Miss Marie r;..nlt. 222 Alwer 7.366
Mis* »»ll|e f Mns|er. 140 palmer R **2l
Miss P*-nrl \ in c l* e, 7.kC Milwaukee R .. f, *lO7
Miss Floren* e Real® 4<5 Ml. Vernon f> 400
Miss Male] I.ove, 17.60 Antoine R. 210
Miss ?7th* I Hevnohls. 137, Plnuefte,. . r >.200
Miss Oertrude Pe Forest. 2*t Klne 7. <i*lo
Miss tlro.e 2R7f* <lran*l Mlvd. R.. ft. 046
'liss M:th*-1 Hollowri' s7 \fllwauk>-e K . 7, OF*
Miss Mvrtle Pratt. 2*R Clay.... fi,o**«*
.Miss Alma I.ovell. 27 Milwaukee K ft.ooo
Miss Agios Lucas. 67,ft Harper 5.000
Miss llaxet l.loyd 117. M»lrot" 4,671
Miss Annabelle Rohlson. I*6# Woodwar*! 4.10#
iflss LI 11 te Xrduslc. '33# AVnodward 3.300
Mr*. Ahhy Watkins Malor 117. Alg. r . 2,10.,
Miss Hattie puhlfe’ 2*'. W*stmln»t*r ... 1 7<»4
Mrs F, II Wicks, 111 Fur lid K 1 6RO
Miss Maud Dean. 17.1 Medhitry I,lo#
Miss flora I franc. 30*2 Orand Rlvd . . 11 no
Miss Helen H* Ui 2'* l) Wurren 1-7 . . son
Mint Ft he I Mrady. .‘521 King #r.d
Miss Helen HJtrh. ock 216 Custer Jfto
Miss Jessie lfet»l«.t. 47. Melrose 7.10
Miss Orn Wehl*. 103'* Oakland 6r.«
Mis* Catherine Moll .I*"* Ftederlck f.oa
Mia* M*V Wilson 101 Farnsworth.i f.ua
Mis* Anna Bar the 11. 66 s Ha* per ROO
Mrs. Fred IfntHikls*. 243 Melbourne sno
Mis* Myra Rray 134 Mi Vernon 400
Ml*s Clmilottc Moran. 4t M.-dhury 4*lo
Mis* M. L. I’honitiyon 223 Theodore ft'.n
Miss lira**, t Iran I*. ‘243 Melbourne Fm
Ml*s Kiln K Pierson. 34 Mcdhurjr 100
Mi*. R IV Rro* u, 12S Josephine ft#
Nil** Mildred Htani»*n, I|o7- Rtisaell |V«i
Mis* Dertha F. Joans. 27 Mllwauk»v K... ftO
Special Vote Offer Meets Popu
lar Approval of Various Com
petitors for Prizes.
Special Offer Presents Contest
ants Opportunity To Build
Large Vote With Which To
Win Magnificent Prizes at
Finish.
I'll* M" > lul voi•' offer. announced far
fju* first tun., in the lust edition .if Tin
1 1 1 1 11 •-m i>f Wrdnfadav, ami which w>ll
I • onttnue In ♦ ffect iliiuiikluhii the ro
-1 malnder of the third uvrlod has lint
* Ith ready approval at the hands t>f
ll*. var In Lie contestants who Intv. \ •
pressed their detei mlfia t Inn to profit to
i the utmost hv the opportunity present
ed them in the spec hil offer
| The spec ial offer will give an un>
i osuallv a rest value to work done
, the contestants and ttmir friends dur
ing the time tli * xpe. nil offer Is In ef
fect. It is the opportunity pf the con
test and enuhles contestants to hulht a
magnificent total vote with which to
win the splendid awards at the finish.
With so ..h. > i "i. work dons
during; the tune of the special offer
the contestants and their friends should
now turn cveiy moment to account and
i reap a golden harvest of subscriptions
i The Importance and significance of Ilia
| special offer should lit* properly lin
pr. xxt and upon the campaign workers
i.v the differ, nt contestants, and every
effort, hent tij all to secure and report
cverv possible subscription before the
splendid opportunlt> has passed. Not
only will subscriptions secured during
the time of the special vote offm have
• an exceptionally great value, but thev
should he much more easily secured,
i Kv. ryone will naturally he anxious to
help his or her favorite contestant
with a subscription at the time wh»—
th- subs ioption will have the greatest
voting, v.l o' At no futvire time of
the conte-t will subscriptions have as
a: cat a voting value as during the
i tj<m- of tlie -pedal offer.