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Bit DEALS MADE
ON WOODWARD
Fine Properties at Woodward and
Clairmount Involved in Transfers—
One Brings $52,000 Spot Cash.
Two iijiportuni deals in Woodward*
UVt ’- frontage nav** just been conclud
'd, and. coming at thin time of th«
)* ar. which is regarded i»y real estHto
men us the Hull fuason. they nave
aroused lonsidcrabJe Interest. Tho
deals involve the Myers property 'at
the southwest corner of Woodward
and ClaVruount-aves.. and the suit
stuntial residence at the northw« n
corner of the same streets.
The .Myers property consists of a
block of U stores with living rooms
above, six fronting on Clairmount and
five on Woodward. Frank A Wts
brook, of the peerless Machine Cos..
No. 403 Elks' Temple, has purchased
this block from George W. Myers, the
well-known contractor and builder, for
$52,000 spot cash, ami takes posses
sion at mice, lie makes the purchase
us an investment. The building U a
modern structure, e-ecied only about
two yea r s ago. and >lelds an Income
of more than S6OO a month. The prop
erty has a frontage of about 160 feet
on each street, cot including a 60-R.ot
vacant lot owned by Mr. Mvor** on
Clairmount, Just hack of the stores.
The other deal involves even greater
frontage, 160 fe»t on Woodward and
250 on Cliirmount. lam.s Schermer
horn, general manager of The Times,
has purchased the house and grounds
from Mary N. Williams, through her
attorney. William I. Cray. The con
sideration is private.
BLAMES CHICAGO POLICEMAN
FOR BREAKING UP OF HOME
Frank Krezelewski Says Cop Lured
Wife From Home—Saturday la
Now Divorce Day.
The weekly divorce session of th».
circuit court, which lor years has been
held Monday afternoons, took place
for the first lime under the new regu
lations, on Saturday. Only five cases
were heard by Judge Hosraer, and do
crees were granted in every Instance.
Caroline Nickel, of No. 17 76 Fort-sl.
west, said that her husband. Henry
I*. Nickel, never came home in good
humor, and frequently was in a tow
ering rage. On those occasions, she
said, he choked her. once so severely
that she hail to call medical aid. A
pretty 17-year-old daughter corrobor
ated tin* testimony of the mother.
A Chicago policeman was blamed by
Frank Krexelewski for the breaking
up of his happy home. This man
gained such an influence over his
wife, Mary, that she finally left him,
the husbund said, and has since re-
Mixed to return. Krexelewski, now
foreman of a Detroit brass foundry, is
belter known as Frank Schulte.
* My real name Is too long and the
boss made me change it." he explain
ed.
Alice Fleming said that the last
*h*» heard of her husband, William E.
Fleming, whs a post card from Win
nipeg. on which he informed her that
he was going so fur away she would
never be able to find him. And she
hasn’t, she said.
Other decree granted were to StcP"
vs. I.ouis Jergerski. desertion, and
Louis H. vs. Clara Voss, desertion.
LUMBEITcO. ORGANIZES.
Detroit. Vancouver Concern Is Capital
ized At $125,000.
The Detroit-Vancouver Lumber Cos.,
tin organization of Detroit men. filed
articles of association. Saturday. The
company, to capita I tied ui $ 126.00 b. ot
which $76,000 has been paid in cash,
and 150.000 Is represented by timber
lands in lirltish Columbia.
The stockholders Include Harlow p.
K pavock. T. A. E. Weadock, Alfred
Lucking. H. 11. Emmons. R L. Polk.
H. H. Rackham. R. B. Hasktn* and
Hart U Lee.
Articles of association were also 111
td Saturday by the Weld) Packing Cos.,
which is capitalized at $200,000 Oi
thi* amount *60.000 has been paid in
rash, and $76,000 Is represented by
the business of H. 3. Webb. Mr.
Webb holds 760 shares of stock.
Thomas L. Wilson 400. and A. L. Wey
, rick 100. .
SEARCHES DETROIT CLUB.
Deputy QamrWirden Hear* Partridge
it Being 9*rved There.
Just how Deputy Game Warden
Charles Daniel learned that they were
serving partridge -In the Detroit club
Is a dep. dark secret, but Charlie
rushed breathlessly into police court
Saturday noon, and swore out a search
warrant, giving him the right to brush
hv the Imposing doorman and the hnll
boy. and the keeper of the Inner feed
i room gate, aftd the head chef, second
chef, and all the other chefs.
There was a look of grim determin
ation on Daniel's foce. «
Says Cows Were 111-Treated.
On complaint of Patrolman Erbe. of
Trumbull station, the attention of the
Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals was called to a case of
neglect of 16 cows. In a slaughter
l ouse yard op Twentieth st.. owned
by Anthony Hreßenbach. No. 672
Ferdltoand-ave. Erbe reports that the
cows were left standing on a sheet of
Ice. qt! night Friday without hay or
*fraw, and with no shelter.
STRIKE FERRY COMPANY’S FANCY WITH .
NAME FOR THIS NEW STEAMER AND WIN $lO
Watat to earn $ 10?—AH you have
to <lO la to put on your thinking cip
and suggest appropriate name for
now paseenger boat that it to b*
ridded to the Detroit Belle Isle ft
Windsor Ferry Co.’a fleet early next
I Real Estate j
111 II.IHML l*»0U VIITS.
L>ul« Kiunp**i, 4-story brick and steel
office bldg., fj-lft Washington; owner.
U uls F. vV.li and, $30,000.
Mr> mik A in-tweller. C-sioi-y r*-ln
fi.>n*><l conci etc nffli-s building. •. s.
1 \\ .-islilngton. bet. Grand River and Clif
ford; owner. Titos. W, Palmer. SIOO,OOO.
I llmr> Ohrns. I -story frame store and
'dwellihH e. s. Midi bet. Hammond anti
I Midi.. 13.000.
F. A Chopper. IVs-story frame barn.
1234 Mitchell. ss7 6.
* Cliittcnden A Wotting. 2-story brick
‘dwelling, n. <*. corner Jefferson and
Itublw in; own«*r, W. It. Wesson Fatal*.
$2)1.000
Jos MoGlynn, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling, w. s. Von Dyke, between For
i *-st uml Warren. $2,600.
I Tints Huger. 2-sto r y l»r|»-k veneer
I Iwelllng it e. corn- r uothrop and Hun
I I it on. «.'.r»no.
i F. J. Gorman. 2-siorv brick veneer
1 'lwelllng. ft. s I'alllster, bet. Woodward
mid gecond. 47.500.
i Aug. A. Rohr A Cos.. 2-stpry frame
i (Iwelllng. e. s. Jos. Csmpsu. bet. Alex
andrine and Huperlor; owner. Albert
Ktisclt. $2,000.
C B. Ward. 2-story brick veneer
, dwelling, n. ft tloftedple. bet. Wood
ward ant) John It.; owner. A. J. Hey*
l moor. $3,100.
Wm A Mitchell, 2-story frame
| dwelling, n. s. HuoKt-r, bet. lot wton and
i LiuW-ood. $1,600.
c s. Vaughn. 2-story stucco und
frame dwelling, a. w. cor. lorngfellow’
ami Third. $3,000
Same. 2-story brick ven. dwelling,
s. ». IMngree, bet. Second and Third;
owner, \V. A. Drol**t. $4,600.
Ed. Dominick, l-svry frame dwell
|ing. n. s. Hitimei, bet. Juuclion and Me*
j Klnstry. s9rto.
Jas. l-’untusim. 1-story frame dwell
| ing. e. h Morrell, bet. Fort and 1-afav
ette; owner. A. Lamrnle. SI,OOO.
Same. 1-story frame dwelling, e. *.
I Tillman, bet. Merrick and Kirby; own
i er. A. Lammle. SI,OOO
Fred Hlevert. two 2-story frame
1 dwellings, e s. Crane, bet. Lambert and
Duncan, owner. J. W. Thompson, $3.-
160.
Fred Slevert. 2-story frame dwelling,
s. w cr»r. Nan Dyke and Hendrle; own
er. City Lumber Cos.. $4,600.
Haute, 2-story frame dwelling, w. e.
IlnhiiH bet. I.'irnbert and Gratiot; own
er. Garner Bros., SI,OOO.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling. W. x.
Ilolcomb bet. lotinbert and Gratiot;
owner. Gainer Bros., $1,900.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling, e. s.
Holms, bet. Gratiot and Chapin. $2,090
Same, 2-stor> brick ven. dwelling, w.
s. Parker, bet Ksrcheval and St. Paul,
j owner, Krnest Htano. $2,450.
Motor Boat Garage l’d.. 1-atory Iron
and frame boathouse, s. s. Jefferson,
bet Parkview and Waterworks Park.
,$ I 000
I P. R t'pton. 2-story frame dwelling,
jtv a. Crane, bet Gnu lot and Chapin;
owner, Dr. K. Kndd. $1,900,
Sums, 2-story brick ten. dwelling, w.
s. Crane, bet. Gratiot and Lambert;
owner, curl Hchroeder, $2,300.
Herman Marobl. 2-siory brick barn,
n. *. Pleice. bet. Dequfndre and St.
Aubin, owner, Peter Koenig. $3,600.
Pete Mllow, I-story fratne factory.
423 Kirby e., $250.
Ilarkholtx (> Gardner. 2-story frame
dwelling, ». w. cor. Concorn and Fred*
eih k; owner. Jacob Koch. s3.Sot).
Same. I'x-story frame dwelling, s. s.
I Ferrv. bet. Mt. F.lllott and Moran', own
er Albert 11. Schmidt. $1,330.
Same. I>A-story frame dwelling, n.
jS Kirby, bet. Mt. Elliott and Moran;
f owner. Carl E. Schmidt. $1,430.
Kgclle Bros.. 2-story 'rami* dtvell
• ing. w. a Baldwin, bet. Waterloo and
I Charlevoix, $2,000.
Prank Scott. I-story open shed. s. s.
I Fort, bet Twenty-second und Twenty
j third; owner. Yeomans Bod) Box Cos.,
t SI,OOO.
Geo. M. Go n liter, Ha-stnry frame
I barn, SX4 Scotien. $l3O.
Gc*o. -V. Pottle. 2-story brick veneer
j dwelling, s. w. cor. lawrence and Sec
ond; owner. Andrew !a>rlnier. $6,000.
| Same, 1-story steel uml iron foundry,
e s. Lyoaste. between Kdlle and River:
owner. liupp-James-llallorau Foundry
Cos.. $12,000.
A E. Galbraith. three I‘4-stor.v
fratne dwellings, w. s. tie*-, hwnod. be
tween Uegolf and Tlretnan: owner.
j'C.eo, H. Whlfney; $4,309.
Walter Zdickl. 2-story frame dwell-
I Ing. li. s. Fanis worth, between Collins
‘and Moran. S2.D»O.
| \V. J. Fmscr. lV f -Miuy frunie dweß-
I Ing. n. s. Thaddeus. between Ford und
: I learboru, $ I .too.
i Frank Toomey. 2-story trams barn,
i I«2K Gratiot, $l5O.
F. L Rio*, 2-etory frame dwelling,
62.* Seneca; owner, Daniel Danielson.
I $1,700.
Same. 2-storv frame dwelling, 61 l
Chippewa: owner. Clias. Boyer; $1,700.
i LeM ty A- Whelan. 2-atory brick print
shop, it; Larned east; owner. Hpcnker
i Dims Printing Cos.. $6,000.
I 11 11. Renshaw. 1 -alnry frame dwell
flag ». s. lliklmoi. between Fpurtli und
! Green w ood, SI,OOO.
Same, two I-story fratne dwellings,
c s, Twenty liftli. between Hudson und
M< ilnnv,, $2,000.
( Wm. Trapp. 1-story frame bain 323
l Twenty-vignth; owner# Chat. Wlsehow,
l S2OO.
Ih-nry Fpruytte. 2-atory frame dwell
| ing. e. s. Scvburn. bet. Waterloo and
Walnut. $1,500.
IJohn Uuppel, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling. 44 Cooper; owner, Herman F.
Rnppel $2,300.
I ''lucent Bartkowlak l-story frame
i dwelling. 60 Greusel, owner, Rozalia
(HenclrlfKa. sx*»o,
Adglf ioaa.
Geo. Bradford, addition to 212 Rivard.
s3oo.
i J. 11. Hastings, add. to 449-61 Heven-
I teenth, J3OO.
t Edward Schmidt, add. to Sibley Apts.,
j SI,OOO.
.lullns Koschei, add, to 957 Jos. Cam-
I pgu, *2OO.
H Rosenberg, add. to 474 St. Antoine.
I ss£o. _____
ATTORNEYS DENIED FEES.
Can’t Be Paid Out of Trust Funds of
Hude-Vier Estate.
A motion by Attorneys May & Dina
roan to he paid $2.500 fees out of tho
j trust funcla of ihp estate of the late
Melinda Hude-Vier, was denied by
Judge Hoarder, Saturday morning.
The servieea for which the fees are
asked were rendered to Marcel Hude
I in opposing the move or hi? wife to
| have him dec la red a spendthrift.
The motion was opposed by the Be
jcurlty Trust Cos., trustees of the es
tate. Judge Hoamer stated that while
Ihe thought the services were earned
In le?itimat«* practice, and should be
; paid, he could see no way to take the
money fro mthe trust funds
| Hude was left about $30,000, hut the
will provides that he Is to receive
only S6OO a year until he is 60 years
of ago. Recently his wife tried to
have a guardian appointed on the
ground that he is a spendthrift. She
testified ihat he spent both his wages
and his allowance from the state, leav
ing her without support.
March. Till* conteat opens today, and
runs for 10 day a. No Hat will be con*
aidered that contains more than (lvo
rames, Both the 'Columbia and 4ho
RrttanDia were named In t hi* man*
, ner after spirited contents, and the
THE DETROIT TIMES: MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1910.
PINCHOT WILL
SPEAK INJETIOIT
Deposed Forester Will Forward Con
servation Movement in Michigan
—Date Not Filed Yet.
Gifford Pluchot,, deposed chief of
the United Btat«-a forestry is
coming to Detroit tc speak in aid of
the movement i ow cm foot In Michi
gan to jrganize a state conaervatlou
association as a part of the national
conservation movement. The date of
his coming is not announced as y#r
but it will be soon, li is not uniikeiy
that he will speak under the auspices
of the Board of Commerce. Mr. Pin
chot’s coming to Detroit is in accord
ance with a promise made by tlio*»i
most interested in the movement at
the tjpie the Michigan association was
first proposed.
Carl E. Schmidt, a member of the
btate forestry hoard, who is one of th't
must active in the promotion of the
movement in Michigan, does not be
lieve that tlie dlbchaige of Plnchot will
retard the progress of the movement.
"It has become an important issue
end so widespread that the loss of
one men cannot check it." said he.
In Mr. Schmidt’s opinion the conser
vation question will he an lmportont
factor in the next presidential cam
paign.
"1 do not know the merits of the
rases over which this commotion has
arisen," bays Alfred Lucking, former
member of congress, discussing Pin
chot’s dismissal by the president. "1
do believe, howe'er, that there should
be a thoiough investigation.
”lt seemed to me, when the idea of
a congrrsional investigation wan
brought up, that it might be a white
wash. Tho Insurgents and democrat 4
hive won a victory over Uncle Jo-V
Cannon in regard to the naming of the
committee. 1 see. But it is a tempor
ary victory.
“When the final vote is taken on ths
actual selection of the committee, l
iook to see the speaker win and have
the same men chosen whom he would
have picked as bis committee. Theie
was a bare majority of three for tho
triurgents and there were many ab
sentees. Next time, every move will
he made to get a majority for the
speaker.
“It will be a great pity If there are
not on "he committee men who will
deliberately take Pinchot’a side and
bring out every point and fact. %he
matter -Jhould be probed to the bot
tom. If the Gugirenhelnis were really
behind the patenting of those Alaskan
coal lands, the discovery of the facts
would undoubtedly lead to great de
velopments.
•*|t is too early as yet to predict
what effect all this will have upon
national polltka."
A mining engineer now In Detroit,
who has been on the western coast
and also In Alaska, where the Pinciiot-
Ballinger controversy 1b most intense
ly discussed, declares that the general
western sentiment Is with Plucbot
San Francisco to particularly enthusi
astic over the government forester, us
his reservation# ot land include the
lit ad waters of the streams from which
the city of the Holden Gate draws Its
water supply.
"Ballinger has on excellent reputa
tion In Seattle.” says this engineer.
“He is quiet and conservative, but his.
townsfolk think he is all right.”
DISAPPEARS FROM HOSPITAL.
Police Ar« Asked To Aid In Bearch
For W. M. Johnson.
Dr. W. L. Baker, No. 1169 Thlrd
ave., has asked the asHlstanee of the
police In locating W. M. Johnson, for
merly employed a« solicitor for tho
Gas Consumer’s association, who dis
appeared from King’s hospital, No.
1000 Brush-st.. last Wednesday.
Johnson, after losing his position
last week became despondent, and
when lie was found in his room with
the gas turned on. a friend, H. P.
Ray, of No. 132 Herry-st., called Dr.
Baker. Johnson was sent to King’s
hospital, but he was not watched, and
walked out of the building.
The hospital authorities received
word Friday night that Johnson bad
been found in Couch’s restaurant, but
Dr. Baker says that he Investigated
tlie report, and learned that the man
was not Johnson.
Will Be Italian Ambassador.
BERNE, Jan. 6—The Marquis Cu
sani-Confaiioneri, who for three years
ban held the post of Italian minister
to Switzerland, has been notified or
his appointment rs ambassador to the
United S»at#s in succession to Baron
Mayor dos Planches
New Divorce Suit.
Alleging that she was forced to sub
mit to almost dally beatings. Christina
Mengyan filed suit for divorce. Satur
day. from her husband, Steve Meng
win.
Tlie new power plant by which the
government will light and heat the
egpltol and other buildings in that poi
tkm of Washington will send Its steam
and electricity through G.Ouo lect of
> tunnels.
| The waterpower of Canada is esti
mated at 2? <)on,000 horsepower by
th*> dominion superintendent of rail
way lands.
' winner In each instance waa a Can
adian Here a • chance for Detroiters
to get busy and redeem themselves.
The boat la to be need on the 'Bob-Lo*
run. \ dend hi your suggestions to F.
,J. Mason, of the ferry company.
LONELY WOMAN
KILLS HERSELF:
Mrs. Clarence Hedrick Drinks Acid
After Waiting in Vain for Letter
From Relatives in England.
I » / • * i yi I
After waiting In tain for a Christ-
R.as letter that would give her tidings
of her people In Unglanu, Mrs. Clar
ionet Hedrick, a young married woman
of River Rouge, became deapondeut
land. Friday nighi, ended her life by
swallowing carbolic add, which she
ptaced In a cup of coffee. Immediately
after drinklug the poison she retired.
About an hour later her husband found
her writhing In pain and she told him
what she had done. Dr. Henri Belan
ger responded to the husband’s call,
but the woman died Hoon after his ar
rival. Justice Burke will hold lio lu
quest.
Mra. ty?drick was £5 years old. She
and her husband were new comers to
River Rouge.
All through Christmas week Mrs.
Hedrick had been a frequent caller
at the postofßce, looking for the letter
that never came.
People’s Pages
Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns,
one cent per word each Insertion,
'cash in advance. No advertisement
Inserted for lees than II cents.
Persons whose names appvar In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
HOME—CITY 3389.
BELL—MAIN 1498.
bast si 08.
Tor the convenience oi patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad
vertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
fteaarhtea-rreaek Coal Co* 411 Can*
field-ave. east.
Mt. Billets Pharmacy, ML Elliott and
Oratlot-aves.
P. Brens, 1169 Jefferson-ava.
J. McPhcreea, 2400 Gratlot-avo.. oppo
slte car barns
' WRIT gIDB.
A. G. Baaeor. 89» Grand Hlver-ava
i Tamer Staatea, 168 Myrt'e-at.
P. H. Driscoll, 417 Mlcnlgan-ave
J. W. Millard. 1419 Fort-at. west.
W. W. Bash. 694 Mlchlgan-ave.
CHURCH NOTICKS.
JEFFERSON-AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
Oh u roll—Corner Rlvanl. Pustor. Rev.
A. 11. Barr. Public worship. 11 a. m.
Vesper service 4 p. m. fitereoptlcon #d
dress on "How the Newcomer Lives.
Wlml He Doe* and What He Need*. ’
orasa recital. All are cordially Invit
ed. •
W«K>DWARD-AVE. BAPTIST Church
—Comer Wlnder-st Rev. M. P. Flkes.
pastor. Services, 10:30 ami 7:30. Morn
ing. “Is It Rational to Believe in the
Divinity of Jesus Christ?" Evening.
"The Devil's Identity."
I’NIVKItHAMST, CHURCH OF OUR
FATHER—RngIey-ave. fi. MeCol-
Desert ” 7 .30. Illustrated lecture, "The
Desert.* 7:30. Illustrated lecture, “The
Romance of the Rhine.” Public Invited.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Church
—Ohpoalti police headquarters. Fore
noon. 10 a. m.. communion servile.
Evening. 7:30, "Behold the Lamb of
God." Visitors and strangers cordial
ly Invited. Marcus Scott, pastor.
FORT-BT. PRESBYTERIAN Church
—Opposite UnUui Station. Rev. Edward
H. Pence, D. D.. pastor. Services. 10:30
and 7:30. Morning. “Nothing Unem-
V Joyed." Evening, "The Demoralized
lan.”
THE REV*. ERNEST C. SMITH, sec
retary Western Unitarian Conference,
Chicago. Ij|., will preach at the Uni
tarian church. Wnodward-ave. and Ed
nund-pl.. Sunday morning. Jan. 0. 1010,
at 10:30. Subjecl, "The Heavenly Vis
ion."
♦ •
BIRTHS.
* : <►
BOYS.
Otto Puts, 781 Farnsworth.
Uharlcn Hatch. 1654 Second.
Giiatuf Algren. 11 fi Park.
Hugh. Caiiipl ell. 559 i’utnam.
j Pettr Huhn. 386 Clinton.
Anthony Gorski. 615 Harper.
Salvatore Mazzolo. 148 Fort.
Vito Vitalo, 195 Fort.
Harvey Montgomery. 636 Lincoln.
Batista Cfliota. 84 Scott.
John Paidenlck, 714 Twenty-third.
James Thompson, 336 Pis.
James Young, 314 Maybnry.
Paul Loccricchll. 298 Hastings.
Frank M*-grl. 659 Riopelle.
MUhalsUl Feklcks, 575 Orandy.
I 11 \ muii Melllnski. 346 Erskint.
Q IRt.g.
.) lines F.aton, 166 Lawton.
Sam Pllskow. 241 Alfred.
Max Kowalski. 880 St. Antoine.
Valentin Kaminski, 262 Mcßrearty.
William 1-ake, 337 Hammond,
j Thomas White. 303 Antoine.
Charles Schiller, 34 Longwnrth
| Frank Emcrlck, 794 Jefferson.
Arthur Hakenjos. 1144 Baker.
Henry Wlrth. 269 Eighteenth.
James Hewitt, 776 entral.
John Catallano. 161 l-urtied.
Frederic k Harrison, 205 Locust.
Carlo Berrle. 299 Krsklne.
Henry Grorge. 222 Canfield.
Frederick Coyne, 225 Trumbull.
Robert Glaser, 104 Maple.
John V ,( *rogor. 163 Philadelphia
Joe Dzlewka. 1293 fit. Aubtn.
Wladialaw Krai, 690 Frederick
William Relleau, 555 Twenty-fifth.
Anlhoti Fglrman, 439 Lafavette.
William Sleeker. 1754 Michigan.
John .lacek. ’607 Campbel'.
l’erelval Willis. 569 Fourteentli.
William Paranna. 293 Heartfelt
Joseph Mitchell. 186 Pennsylvania.
Joseph Zimin ell. 179 Humboldt.
♦ *
i DAILY DEATH LIST
*
Hose Blnert, Grace hospital. 74 year*;
•fracture of skull, accidental.
Martha Opalowskl. 1061 Russeil, J
years 1 diphtheria.
Thomas Cardwell, 4 2 Abbott, 59
years; nephritis.
Helen E Edwards. 1059 Fourth, six
j years; scarlet fever. ,
j Charles Kaufmann. 126 Chestnut, 76
year*; senectut.
| Charles K Wallace. 1121 Russell, 44
; years: cereWal hemorrhage.
Flnjd Orlgg. Children's Free hospt-
J tal. 3 months; llco colitis.
Arthur Taylor. 86 Broadway. 1
i month; pneumonia
Chaitctte M. Rroegger, 1141 Town
send. 7 years; diphtheria
\nnto Uortcheck. 985 Tiieodore. 8
months, pneumonia.
Frank Hruzati. 151 Renton. 9 years;
Intestine* obstruction.
Marv Dftdzleekls. I Homestead. 1
year; pneumonia.
Marv Milligan. Klolse, Mich. 47
years- exhaustion.
I Angus G. McDonald, fit. Mary's hos
pital, 4.C years; pneumonia.
Jane Nichols, I**4 Tenth, 60 .-ears:
J mvocardltla.,
1 Luke Crossley. 297 Fourteentli. 7.1
years: pulmonary congestion.
I Varna Klrchoff JO Heaver. 6 y«ars:
whooping rough.
John 1. Welch. Harper hospi,al. 2
I year*; measles.
John F. Vandevan, 34* Ktllger. 3
years; scarlet fe\er.
Joseph l.atham. 1929 fit. Autin. 5
years: scarlet fevsr.
Cecilia M Miller. 6IS Sixth. 4 y.ars;
scarlet fever.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
i
John JCaJe.uc, 55; Anna Jonas*. 23.
Frank Koplxvata. 33; Annie Klish, 21.
Joseph Porath, 25, Ecorse; Kiruur lor
Blanc. 20. same.
Bend Klein. 24; Hose fiatowsky. 32.
Maurice fihea. 24. Adclla Baron 26.
Ernest Banks. 26; Louise peters. 27.
Anthony Stsnkewlts, 20; Nalllg
fi< hldlowska. 18.
Ban fiandor. 24; Rosa Romgyl, 20.
Walter May. 26; May Lornter. 23.
Ernst Zander. 21; Edna Marcotte. It
John Timmerman. 28: Lillian Alorand,
21. >
Edward Ahaert/ 27; Ida Pakrlefks.
* * Frank Tomalak, 22; Julia GuralsKa.
If.
DIBD
HKNDIT —Mrs. Regina. widow of tha
laie Suinuil Bendlt. and mother of
Mrs L. C. Simons, at lier residence.
852 Brush-sr., forniarly of St. Clair.
Mich. Funeral Monday. 2p. in. Kind
ly omit flowers.
BRENNER—At his residence, 81 Uthaa
st.. Frederick C. Brenner, aged US.
Notice or funeral hereafter. Saginaw
and Bay City papers please copy.
IIREDAU Jan. 7. 1910. at residence.
313 Ro\vena-st., Evalyn. darling
daughter of Mr. and Mra Frank Bre
driu. age 6 >ears 6 months. Burial
private.
CARD—Jan 6, Bessie G.. aged 66
years, beloved mother of Walter,
Morton and Mauley Card Funeral
services ul residence, 168 Aah-st..
Sunday. 3 p. m. Burial at Corunna,
Mich., Monday a. ni.
DEIMEL—Jan. 6. 1910. at the residence
of Iter son. Alois. 338 Frederick-ave.,
Catherine, widow of Anthony Delmel,
mother of Alois. Joseph and Jose
phine Deitnel. Mrs. Charles Zuckrle
gei, and Mra. Ida Flaming. Funeral
Monday at 9 a. m. from house, and
9.30 at SS. Peter and Paul's cathe
dral. Adelaide-st.
FKINK —Jan. 7. Curtis H., beloved hus
band of Clara A. Frink, at residence.
462 Lanalng-ave. Funeral Monday
afternoon. Time later.
O'MEARA —Jan. 4, at Houston. Texas.
Jas P. O Meara. beloved son of Jo
seph and Mary O'Meara, and brother
of Henry, Ella. Denis and Rev. W.
S. O'Meara, of Watertown, S. D. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
VAN DEII VEN—Jan. 0. Jonn F., be
loved aon of Joseph and Agnes
Kearna Van Der Veil, aged 4 years,
at his parents' residence, 264 Hlllger
ave, Funeral private.
MRS. F. RUSH. KuDRIST.
Funeral designs a specialty; also potted
plants. 768 Michigan. West 36-J.
BUP WAJPMTiD—VI a LM.
BOY WANTED to learn drug business.
1539 Jefferson.
BOY to work In drug store. 783 Wood
ward.
DO YOU* WANT WORK ?~
Then call Central Employment, 26 Fort
st. west.
Manufacturers and Contractors
We can furnish you help. Central, 26
W, Fort-at. Main 3800-J.
MEN learn barber trade, graat demand
for barbers; tuition and tools. 816;
* catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col
lege. 37 Oongress-st. east. Detroit.
P* ■•ITKII wanted for barber shop. 1472
Woodward.
WANTED—Automobile boay construc
tion foreman, one that underatands
drafting and construction throughout
to take charge of anew modern body
factory; first-class salary and oppor
tunity for tha right man. Address,
giving experience, care H. box 2, De
troit Time*.
WANTED—Man. must he willing to
learn and callable of anting us our
iepr< sentatlvr; no canvassing or so
liciting: good Income assured Ad
dress National Co-operative Realty
*'o.. 746 Maiden Bldg., Washington,
1) C.
WANTED —Men to learn th*» barber
ira.le.. Will equip and place you In
your own shop or in good posit lon in
ft w weeks. Don't overlook this
chance. Investigate. Motor Barber
College, Chicago, Ills.
WANTED —RAILWAY MAIL CuERKfi;
commencement salary |800; Spring
examinations aveiywhera; candi
dates prepared free. Franklin Insti
tute, Dopt. 157-J, Rochester. N. T.
WANTED —2OO men to harvest
ice adjoining Robargcs on
river. Crystal Ice Cos.
WANTED —Four <4) automobile body
woodworkers, that understand door
hanging, flrst-clusa wages and steady
employment. Address 11. box 3, De
troit Times. 1
WANTED —Office boy. with wheel. Ap
ply City Editor, Times, at 1:30.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
A.—WOMAN for general housework,
understanding cooking and xvaahlng.
150 East Qrand-blvd., near Jefferson.
‘ WE WANT
One Hundred
GIRLS
FOR LIGHT WORK
FACTORY WELL HEATED
AND VENTILATED.
The Pingree Company
104 JEFFERSON AYE.
GIRLS WANTED
TO WORK IN OUR PICK
ING ROOMS. JEROME B.
RICE SEED CO.
OIEL for general housework: no cook
ing. 899 Hnward-st.
gTrTs to work in candy factory. Ap
ply 512 Michigan. t
GIRI. for general housework. 87 Hen
drie-ave.
fl*ll'8K\V(»(K —Wanted, girl for gen
ernl lions.work 27 Milwaukee east.
E\PEUHCNUEI• gill for general house
work 575 Fonrth-wi near Pitcher.
HOUfiK W» »KK -Olr 1 to assist with
general housework. 156 Warren east.
YOt .Ml Hilt I. with" some experience In
tvpewiitlng nml b.iokkeeping want
•d. 1315 Twelfth-st. __
Y* iI'NH *VI k\. to assist wlili house
work: so home nights. 14 Milwaukee
east.
Y* H'.VG 1 51RIto wash dishes, good
wages. 134 lloward-cst.
situation* %% A.vrr.o—female.
GERMAN woman wants place to wash
I mid Iron and take washing home. It
Cleveland.
. WANTED German gITC would Ilk*
generul housework 171 1\ llllams*
1 a vet
WOULD like washing and Ironing to
do at home, or washing and cleaning
bv tli« day. Address 393 Gretley-st.
; East Detroit.
ttAMKU-MIKH :. . '-"H.
EXPERIENCED stenographer would
like tw.< »»r thre*- hours' n'ght wo. k
every evening. Address Z, box la,
Detroit Pimes.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture, stove*.
I carpers I-apharn. 223 Ural. Park 243-J
fiFCOND-M 4XD OVERCOAT, s.ie 40.
| I*l good condition. Addreaf Z. box
17. Detroit Times
1 . _ - . . -..■■■■
I WASTED —Boar*l in private family i*t
. the vicinity •*f Cadillac Auto t*o. Ad
dress Z. box It. Detroit Times
, WANTED— I Good horse in exrhat f» for
1 care and board, little work. Ad-
I dress Z. bo* it. Detroit Times
HAN T NO--tt I
W'llt i.l) UKK tile care us two little
girl# at home. Best of cm ra and rea
sonablr terms,' Address Z, bus It,
Detroit Tlairs.
WANTfan—.RlkA< B»TA*WB.
Wish to lease store in down
town retail district; five thou
sand feet floor space.
C. S. BEADLE,
4 McGraw. Main 6524.
\V ANT Nl>—l** AKM HL’SINKKAaNDIJ}-
I'OMK PROPF/tTY. 1 will deal only
with OWNERS. t'arvlU, 111 Patau#
Hldg, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
WK lIAYK "rash buyers and city" prop
erty to axchange for farms. Kysttr
A Hnggs. 605- , Majestic bldg.
WALMMtN WaMTO.
AGENTS. either swx, to sell Koalsaver.
»avri niie-hair coal bill; trial pack
age 20c, and all particulars, big pay.
Write today, Gilbert, Paynesvllle.
Minnesota.
Cl OAR salesman wanted, experience
unnecessary; big pay. Globe Mfg Cos.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
HUSTLERS MAKE big money selling
our Pure Food Kitchen Ware. A bran
fpllntsr. new article, wanted In every
Household Write at once for our
proposition. WABASH POTTERY
CO., ROSEVILLE, OHIO.
SALESMEN for Michigan to carry
side line; best and largest line of
Souvenir Post Cards In country. Start
1910 with big money-maker. Gartner
A Bender, dept. H. Chicago.
SALKSMA.t WANTED on commission
or |76 and up per month with ex
penses. aa per contract. Experience
unnecessary. Premier Cigar Co- Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
TO S K LI, “THE KRAEMEK PATH
KINDER.” Automobile and Sports
man's pocket compass. Adopted by
American Automobile association
blue nook. National Sportsman, etc.
Manufacturers U. S. Compass Cos., 411
Orand-ave.. Milwaukee. Wls.
WE PAY 93b a month salary and fur
nlsh rig and all expenses to Intro
duce poultry and stw k powders new
plan: steady work. Bigler Cos., box
X -979, Springfield. *ll.
WOiAOK AND CAHTAUi.
ACME BTORAOB CO., largest rank
packing. Main 199. 41 Gllman-at.
RIVERSIDE STORAGE CO., LTD—
Main warehouse, cor. Cats and Con-
Sress-st*. Mammoth moving vans
oth phones—Main 409; CMy 407,
SLEIGHING PARTIES at reasonahlo
rates. Koehl Rios. Phone Ridge 121.
City HI.
Land Contracts Bought*
Cash paid for equities.
Monsy to loan on Real Estate.
Realty Exchanges a specialty.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
TO WEXf-mmi.vKin' vi.ecr.e
STORE at 487 Raker. 919. Good'stand
for butcher shop.
J. F WEBER. 304 GRATIOT-AVE.
TO RENT—TI-ATg.
~ Washington
APARTMENTS
Cor, Charlotte and Cass-aves., very de
*l rattle flat: desirable 7-room ground
floor flat. UNION TRUST COMPANY
277 Twenty-flrat-st.—* rooms, bath
491 BAKEK-ST 6 rooms. flO.
gas. 913.
(04 LaKalie-st —7 rooms. |l4.
686 Twrlfth-at.—9 rooms, furnace,
hath. gas. etc.. |22.
J. F. WEBER, 304 GRATIOT-AVE.
FOR WALE—FARMS,
A In NDRKD thousand fruit, dairy and
poultry farms In Missouri, 93-50 per
ucre and up. For full particular*
ask Missouri State Immigration Com
mission, Springfield. Mo.
FOB MAI K—KARME
9 AcftES, near city and ear line, good
building*-. Including personal prop
erty. Price 93.00**.
40 acres, 10 miles from city hall.
flood buildings, clay loam soil. Price
3.000. Will exchange for large farm.
SO acres, 22 miles west of Detroit,
near car line, buildings, clay
soil. Price $5,200.
120 acres, near Milford, Oakland
Cos., large hams and silo, 5 acres
orchard, 12 acres timber. Price $5,-
100. Half cash.
150 acres. 14 miles from city hall,
clay loam soli, large buildings. Price
$65 per acre. Will take city prop
erty.
100 acres, near Rochester, to ex
change.
10C acres, near Farmington, to ex
change.
125 acres, near Salem. J 7.600.
11 acres, with extra good and large
buildings, near car line.
We have many other farms. See us
before you buy
EYSTKIt & BRIGGS.
505-7 .Majestic Bldg.
HAVE YOU A RI’SINESS PROPOSI
TION TO EXCHANGE FOR
00 ACRES
In Oakland county, from
church, school ami town hull, 4 miles
from electric; 80 acres Improved, 10
acres woodlot; 9-room house, large
bain, first-class buildings. 100-ton
silo Personal property consists of
4 horses. 24 cattle. 150 chickens, 6
nigs. 7-H. P. gasoline engine, all
kinds of tools and Implements, as
well as hay. straw, oats, rye. corn.
potatoes, etc. 99,500
FARMS IN ALL PARTS OF MICHIGAN
AND AT ALL PRICES
“FARM HEADQUARTERS”
CHAR D. FIHKE.
713-14-15 Chamber of Commerce
Six Miles From Detroit
40 acres splendid soil.
40 acres with buildings.
100 acres on good road.
Price right, terms easy.
D. W. Simons Realty Cos.,
320 MAJESTIC BLDG
sTTi: W W. BENNETT
In reference to fruit lands in Michi
gan. 1209 Majestic Bldg
TO HPVI -MOl SIC«
23 1 M ELB< M'RNK-A V K—Eight 1 o«>ms.
modern, $26.
W. W. BENNETT,
1209 MAJESTIC HL.IHI
I -- - - - -
Hannan Rental Apencv,
ONE McORAW BLDG.
HOUSES flats, stores. Tel. Park 377.
J F WEFIER V CO. 304 GRATIOT
IO Uli.Vl r.DONI.
ALAR« 1K Ft' UN ISH ED FRONT ROOM
to rent to gentleman, 19 minutes
walk from Woortward-ave. Address
box 14. Detroit Times. _____
ROOMS—Furniture for rooms complete.
$1 week. Sumner Go.. Mich, and 4th.
FOR ■ AI. K—XIICRH. AUF.OI'S.
A.A.—500 TYPEWRITERS—AII Makes.
I.it< »’lsitil»‘s. S3O u y. others, SIC up;
vttnr'a guarantee. Terms |l weekly.
Renting. 91-50 mn, Repairing TA
BLES. CABINETS. DESKS. REST SUP
PLIES: save V* Ribbons, 450; Car*
buns. dux.. 12 f. 100. 7Sc. Paper tSOO
' S'leete). 2Sc: f.iiiie 40c Oofuis deliv
ered. Open Saturday everts. Phone
M. 4 102. Dct Typr. Cos.. Ist She|t>y
| I4UTTKR—wby eat poor, unwholesome
1 butter from diseased. tuberculosis
I cows. When you can get from Clover
lA-as Dairy, sclcntlfh ally made goods
produced from clean, healthy Jersey
cowl. Orme Thompson. Allen. Mich.
i WANTED—Cor. VHcnigin and Fourtn.
to furnish rooms complete. $1 week
Sumner Cos.
. HILLIARD and'~poo't tables, new .ml
second-hand tor cash or easy pey*
(rents The Brunswick Balke-Col*
lender Cos., tOS Randolp.t-st.
Clean dry. narTi or soft mtllwood
Houahten-Froneh Coal 4*o. Ridge
I l6no"tTmmKHß end lumber, all kinds.
cheap, now wrecking. <*ees and Grand
I River Detroit Housewrecking t*.
i Grand 1330
FOR 111 II mu ■$ 19 ntwiM I
u’iigii!^-io B g" wßggyl
trait HgSfJre^lßg&i
OPENUNDER NEW MA^aME^M!
Metropolitan
Corner Woodward and r<9lai grtlwF
Phone your orders. North lilt fi'H
coaches, coupes. BXPgllKllO Afro.J!
BAGGAGE A SPECIALTY. <S»9wSm < S
and alght WM7H. HQgll<|
MQEET f
Want
Money? : lfl
The beet place la aooa too good
lou, and In our lino of busmens tfi
est place Is the “Old Bella Mb’* SplfcJ
trolt Mortgage. Just gall 04 ImShBE
c<>i fldcntlni talk with our"Ha«afM''l
and get our rates and terms.
can t help but be eatlsfled Wtttl j
n.cthod of loaning money. JUI tinnii J
required la that yOU ON iMllig'S
house or own personal irspai tj J:Ji
some kind. Tou caa get guy
from 910 upward. You’ll
Quick. Keasonabto and Reliable. MBfl
et-tabllahed since 1190—over |4 yosry, v B
now- ’ J
REMEMBER THE PUCt
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co.Va
Suite 9 McGraw Bld r .. . M
149 Griswold St
Hours: 7:10 a. m. to 9p. m. "!• '
Saturday, till I p, n.
MONEY TO LOAN 3
Money Loaned Working People k
’ ON THEIR PLAIN NOT*.
No Asslgoraentnfeiortfage or Soeurttf. '
RatoA one-naif loan oempaalaa *1
BURKART. i
Hours, lto «, dally. » MsQraw gUg, »S
run »*it-ggtiPM«c« rwnii «
315 HOLBROOK, 77]$
Near Oakland, 3c car line, near Oor*. f
era I Motors new plant; two«ator)
house on paved street. In good local
ity. A real snap. Price lorn that $
91,900. See It, and then Lambrooht. - J
Kelly A Cos, 84 Qrlawold-ot. TS
FOR i
A HOME BARGAIN,
A CHOICE LOT. .4
A DOUBLE HOUSE. ,
A TWO-FLAT. OR
AN INVESTMENT.
SEE .{
CITY A SUBURBAN HOMES CO.. LTD.
BUSINESS CORNER. 3
S. E. Corner Warren and Vine- M
wood. Size 65x109. Pavcc
streets and cement
Suitable for store purposes, j
Price $(,100. All offers care-
fully considered.
HOMER WARREN & CO„ J
202 Cliamber of Commerce.
City CI6C Main 440*.
RENTS $240 PER YEAR ”3
PRICE $i.700.
Double solid brick house on 31-foot lot; 1
one block from Jefferson and Cbon* 3
act aulek. See Larabrecht, Kelly a
Cos., 84 GrUwold-et. (
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT. rmw, bHck,
modern, rented for 9960 a year, .lo- -1
rated on paved street, one block frort
Wooda-ard; price 98.000. PATRICK
48 HOME BANK BLDG.
CAS-AVE., CORNER 1
WARREN. NO. oj6
Fine private residence, modern, com
plete; five living rooms, six bedrooms,
three bathrooms, butler’s pantry. ■
hardwood finish, gas. electricity, etc.; *
hot-water heat. In good shape.
UNION TRUST COMPANY r i
Si. 400 FOR A HOME.
New 5-room cottage on Dane '•
St., between Mt/ Elliott and »;
Ellery Sts. Lot 30x100. Ce-* <
ment walks, water and sewer. !
SIOO down, balance as rent.
HOMER WARREN & CO., >
202 Chamber of Commerce. ,
City 6406. Main 4409.
WILL sairlflre modern 8-room house
on Rnltlmore-ave. west for quick
sale; ran sell on very easy terms, or
might consider some trade.
C 11. BECK. 518 Moffat Hldg. M. 293*.
DOX'-F FORGET HANNAN '
FOR A HURRY X T P SALE I ,
wo* niFmiw, , '
Shoes Reralred *
LvL “UP-TO-DATB“ SHOE R»-
co, 131 Farmer-ec
Phone Park SIT-J.
OLD SHOES made new while you wait,
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re
pairing Cos .48 Stste-st Chsrry (31-K. £
PBR3UXAL
% OF#' HAIR 00008 SALE—Cluster
puffs, wavy switches, combings made
up. only 91; electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishes, hair dressings, mas
sage. face or scalp. Mias R L. Bub- -
bard. 407 Gas bldg. Mala IStT.
MESSAGES, parcels etc., delivers*.
Main or City 1897, CUy Meeeoagar Col
fit .HSUS and cows removed promptly
Mlllcnhach Bros. Phone West 103-995.
■UttISKSg OPPOWTUNITTEt.
OYSTER ami chop house, established
for years, doing a dandy business day
nnd night'; will stand cloae Investiga
tion; half Interest for 9300, or the en
tire place for 9500. PATRICK. 4*
HOME HANK BLDG.
FOR HAI.R- r.VHM*.
FOR HALE—Farms, fruit, timber, line
nnd lend lands; developed sine prop
ertles In the Or.ark Mountains. W.
P. Campbell, St. Joe. Arkansas.
TRAVELERS GUIDIL
DTKKIRkOILIXKI.
Detroit felled latervrbaa I.laee.
FLIXT AND SAGINAW LIMITED*—
7:33 a. m.. 10 38 a. m. and 3 38 p. m..
Flint only, 4:33 p m. Locals for Flint. .
7 am. and every two hours to 9 p. m.
'oxford only. 11 P m. To Romeo, ia.
m every two hours to 10 p. m; 11 post >
PORT HURON LIMITICpS—7:4B a. Si
to 45 a. m . 3:45 D. m.. 8:45 p m.; gatur
days only. 12 *5 p. m . Sundays only, l
ff y D m Locals for Port Huron hourly. ,
7*. P m to 8 P. rn.; also 8 p. m. to Ma
nty To. Mt. Clemens half-hour
-438 a. m. to 7 p. m.. end hourly tan
7. m To Mt. CLmans via Snore
U n p - hourly. *3» • ««»- *«. f >
KDo'i-IMtTKD*— 3 28 a. A.11J4 ,
wi a ana 4:l0 p% m Localt far
£ ilti'o 1 hourly. 4:30 a. m. to 8 38 p. BL.
j 1 oledo. || p m for Monroe.
i •'Y’xt KSON LIMITED*—7 45 a. aa
I* J A 3*44 nnd 445 p m Loeats Hr
irkion t a. m aad every twa house
- J n m for Ann Arbor
. IX p. m : »r Plymouth aad
cars for \pellantl. . .. .v
«® Hi a m.. heuriy «•
11 tsisa—< a. m.. ha if-hourly ;
(until 7 P 11
feourly until II 8 R
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