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Ordinance No. 153.
AN ORDINA,NCK to r>*ptnl Ksction 2 of
aM •rdiiitnrc •*itt.lll•*«! "An ordinance
to amend Chapter 61 of the ICt*vt»»•*»l
Ordlruncc* of UM6 by mldliitf uiyulhcr
section thereto. which iK'tuin shall
Bton«l um .Section 38, to regulate the
sprinkling of pavements of th«
■ittOtl, ullev* liiirt public place*
Within the O.Jty of Detroit," ap
proved Jan. 14. 1896.
It In hereby ordained by the people
of the City of Detroit:
(taction 1. That Section 2 of an ordi
nance entitled "An ordinance to umend
Chapter 52 of the Revised Ordtn ino *
ii‘.>6 i>> adding tnoihti section
thereto, which ■ action "hull stand as
Section ?8. to regulate the sprinkling
of pavement* of the streets, alleys ana
public places within the City 4>f De
troit." Mpprovod Juu. 14. 1896. Hv and
the «ame is hereby repeuled
Sec. 2. This ordinance nhall take
Immediate effect.
Approved April S3, 1912.
WSI B. TIIOIIPMIN,
Mayor.
Attest: CHAKLKM A. NICHOI.S.
< 814) cits clerk
<Official papers please copy).
Ordlaaaee No. 450.
AN’ ORDINANCE changing the name
of Joy street to I’eterhoro street.
It Is hereby ordained by the people
* the City of Detroit:
Section 1. That the name of tho
street and highway heretofore known
as Joy street, extruding from i'amn ave
nue to Fifth avenue, be amt the aame
is hereby chunked uml shall hereafter
he known and designated as Peterboro
st reet.
Sec 2. This ordinance shall take Im
mediate street.
Approved April 23, D'l2.
* \VM B. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Attest; CHAHLKH A. NICHOLS.
(885) City Clerk.
it*fflclrtl papers please copy)
OniiniUK-r No. 457.
AN ORDINANCK to amend sections 10
und 11 of chapter 58 of tho Cutnpil* <1
Ordinances of tho City of Detroit
for the year 1904.
It is hereby ordained .by the People
>f th» City of Detroit:
Section 1. Thut sections 10 and
11 of Chapter 58 of the Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Detroit
‘ foe the year 1904 be, und they arc
lureby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 10. All sidewalks shall
be so constructed that when com
pleted the top surface shall coin
cide with the grade of the space
between the curb line and the
street line, which grade shall be a
uniform incline from the curb line
toward the street line With a rise
of one (1) Inch In every three
(3) feet, and on unpaved streets
shall conform to a lino established
by the City Engineer and to a uni
form grade satisfactory to the De
partment of Public Works, and
shall (when deemed necessary by
tho Department of Public Works),
ho rehtld to the proper grade when
bo established when paving said
streets Whenever sidewalks are
Ordered on any street where none
have heretofore existed, It shall be
the duty of the City Engineer to
Immediately establish a sidewalk
line on suid street for at least a
distance that sidewalks have been
or are about to be ordered by set
ting stakes about 2 ( 'o feet apart
(or as near as may be), said stakes
to designate the outer edge of the
sidewalk from the lot line and the
l• cord of the same shall be enter
ed in a hook to be kept for such
purpose In the Engineer’s office
All private driveways crossing the
sidewalk space must be construct
ed of stone, brlek or concrete from
the eurh line to the lot line and
placed at a grade to be fixed by
the City Engineer The material
to be used In the construction of
the driveways and manner of their
construction to be determined In
each case by the Department of
Public Works.
Sec. 11. Whenever the Common
Council shall bv resolution declare
the necessity for and direct the
construction of sidewalks, cross
walks nr drlvew'uys In any street
In front of or adjoining private
property, It shall be the duty of
the Department of Public Works
t,> notify the owner, agent or oc
cupant where sidewalks. cross,
walks or driveways are required
In front of any lot or parcel of
land or adjacent thereto to give
notice by publication In the offi
cial newspaper of the city, which
notice shall be published for five
(5) times to construct or rebuild
such sidewalks, crosswalks or
driveways according to specifica
tions prepared by the Commission
er of Public Works and approved
• l»y the Common Council, as fol
lows
SI I ~.WALK NOTICE
Department of Public Work"
Detroit 191 . .
To All Whom It May Concern:
Take notice that by order of die
Common Council, you arc* required
to const ruet a
sidewalk, crosswalk or driveway
on tho side of
•street (or avenue-) In front of or
'adjoining such lots or parts of .
lots numbered flnsert description)
as are owned by \ou. within fifteen
days from the date hereof:
and It shall he (he duty of every
owner, agent nr occupant of anv
lot or parcel of land when notified
bv the Department of Public
Works, to build nr rebuild »ld<- >
walks, crosswalks or driveways In |
• necordfinee with the ordinances of .
the City of Detroit to promptly
comply with said notice and con
struct or reconstruct the side
walks. crosswalks or driveways as |
ordeied. And If said owner, agent
or occupant Bhall neglect or refuse
to construct or reconstruct sard
sidewalks or driveways within tin*
time specified In said notice, ft
shall be the dutv of the Depart
ment of Public Works to construct
hr reconstruct said sidewalks,
crosswalks or driveways as soon
as practicable and the cost there
of. Including advertising, shall be
assessed and be a lien upon said
l*it or parcel of land where such
sidewalks, crosswalk* or driveways
were eonstructed or reconstructed/
and If suit or other proceedings be
brought against the City of De
troit and said oit> is compelled to
pay <1 am Ages for Injuries to anv
person or persons on account of
said neglect, such owner, agent or
occupant shall he liable to th.- city
for the amount of damages so paid
and the same may be collected. If
necessary, by suit In the proper
court, provided said street Is legal
ly opened
Section 2. This ordinance shall
tako Immediate effect.
Approved April 23 1912
WM B THOMPSON
Mayor.
\ttc«t CHARLES A NICHOLS.
88$i City Clerk
(Official papers plense copy). .
Orillnnui'r Xo. 1.19.
AV ORPINANCK to amend Chapter 112
«if the Compiled Ordinances of the
t'ity of in tridt for Ihe year 1 f*o4, by
amending sactlon 1* thereof and by
adding tw<» new sections thereto to
Ih< known as !" ctlnn 11 <i) find it
i b),
It in hereby ordained hy the people
of the City <*f Pet roll:
s.m tlon 1. Tlutt Chapter 112 of tho
"omptled Ordinances of tlu* City of J>c
•troit for tin year IkOt bo amended hy
mending Heotlon it thereof and hy
adding two new •action* thereto to ho
known as sections 11 •<*) and 14 (b),
.<i *as to read us follows
Sec it No person shall sell nr
offer for sale In the public market or
an> where in the City of Petrolt any
trull, trend able* or berries |» baskets,
'•rates, boas or other measure except
as herein provided When fruit, vego*
(aides, berries or produce of like char
neter arc offered In baskets, hap*.
• ■rates oi other moasirr* in quantities
of i,nr quart or In excess thereof, they
h»*ll he offered in measure In the usual
and capacity of baskets or meas
ures established by tin standard of
dry measure
Wh. n l errlete. cherries, currants nr
prodyic of like churactir nre offered
for sale • r sobl in or baskets or
ill quantities of !• ss than one quart.
nve» > b.t 4 or hyket In which said
pr<Tl«iee is offered for sale, shall hats
plalnlx rn.uksd in words and tlgur. »
on the outsiuc black ink,
with type at least one Inch In size, the
true measure of the contents o( *Ueh
hag or basket.
The provision*. df this section shall
not apply to fruit sold by the dozen of
fraction thereof, or to vegetables uold
b> the head or bunch.
He#. 14 (a). No person shall sell or
atjempt to sell" within the limits of
the City of Detroit ainy goods, ware*,
merchandise commodity or produce of
any kind, whatsoever without first
having correctly weighed or meaßurvd
the same or determined by numorlcal
count the net weight or measuro or
dered or purchased.
See 14. (b). The Sealer of Weight*
Slid Measures ahull possess Jurisdiction
and huv< power within the City of
Detroit to ra-weigh and re-measure uny
}>«« Huge put up ready for sale or do
ll vt r\ or am amount of any runcio*
<ll1> whatsoever offered for sale or sold
by weight or measure or which Is
i commonly so sold, at uny time before
(lie actual delivery of such package or
amount or commodity to tho huyar,
!nnd he may take such nact-x-iary ac
tion us he deem-* necessary to anforoa
|th# provisions of this ordinance
Her 2.0 This ordinance shall take
effect July 1, 1912
Approved April 23, 1912.
WM B. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLI,
(888) City Clerk.
i
(Official papers please copy).
■■ —i. * - ■■ ■
I)EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, Mich.. May 1, 1912
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
CREOSOTED BLOCKS
Heuled proposals will be received at
the office of the Department of Public
Works, Detroit. Mull., until, Tuesday.
Mas 7. 1912. at Id o’clock a. in. stan
dard time, at which time and place
they will be opened, fur furnishing In
iicc* rdance with the Instructions to
bidders to be had on application at this
office, and delivering freight pinpaid
In the City of Detroit, piled on streets
to he paved, etc., creoaoted blocks of
the I >csl quality, sufficient to puV3
175,000 square yards more or less, to
be delivered us follows: 15.000 square
yards during month <>f May. 1912, and
lO.OuO square yards per week thereaf
ter up to Oct. 1, 1912.
The successful bidder must have at
leusl twenty-five (25;) of the total
amount of the timber on hand at the
time the contract Is signed
Bidders will furnish samples of
blocks uml of the oil to be used, to
gether with sworn affidavits aS to the
constituents of the oil, as provided In
said Instructions
Each bidder must 'deposit with his
bid u certified check in the sum of
slo,'ioo. payable to the order of the De
partment of I’ubllc Works.
Which sum will be forfeited to the
department In case the bidder fulls to
enter into contract on acceptance of
tender, contracts subject to approval
of common council. The contractor
will be required to furnish with h*s
contract an approved surety company
bond to Hie City of Detroit In the full
estimated amount of contract pr'ce,
tr. guarantee fulfillment of contract.
Checks and proposals to be placed
In s-pamt# envelopes.
No bids will be accepted front any
person or firru who Is in arrears or de
fault to the City of Detroit.
Tne Department of Public Works
exf rtsrly reserves the right to reject
any ot all proposals
( 411*4) J. J HA ARE R. .t
<893) Commissioner.
|)EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Mich.. April SO. 1912.
PROPOSALS M)R PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office ol the Department of Public
Works. Detroit, Mich., until Monday.
; May 8, 1912. at l'> o'clock a. m., stan
dard time, at which time and |du< e they
will be opened, for furnishing all the
labor and material and paving, etc., the
streets anil alleys named belwvv, within
i ih«- limits mentioned in the City of
j Detroit, with the styles Os pavement
i slated
With Cedar.
BEWICK AAENIE (Pavlas).
From tlie south curb line Kei* ho
\al avenue to the south cut •> line of
Cos a i levolx stieet, 28 fi»i wld« with
(‘edar blocks on concrete foundation
land Berea. Medina or any* other cuib
> tone that may be bid upon and or
d eied.
I.AW NDtI.K A\ KM E (Pavlas).
From th* noith line of Wabash It. It.
north ot Foil street, to the south curl)
Ine ot Ferndale avenue. 26 feet wide,
with «edar blocks on concrete founda
tion ami Berea, Medina or any other
iui batone that may be bid upon and
orde red.
With llrlck.
Note—The brick for paving the fol
lowing Street and alleys will he fur
nished and delivered on or * ontlguous
to the work by the city of Detroit, free
of cost to the contractor.
(.HAND It I \ Eli ANENCB (Paving).
From the northerly end of present
brick paving to the oty line about L*>7
leet rorth of noith line of Allendale
nventn. 50 feet wide, lc*.« double truck,
with brick on concrete foundation and
Berea, Medina or any other curbstone
that may )••- hid upon und ordered.
i1.1.hl NO. 2:tl ( Paving i.
Alley first east of and parallel to
Dubois street from the north curb of
Medbury avenue to tin- south curb of
Harpei avenue, 17 feet wide, with brick
on concrete, foundation.
AM.ICY NO. 233 (Paving).
Alley first cast of and parallel to
lliopt lie "Street from Canfield-'avenue
■outlie ly to the south line of east and
West alley, 20 feet wide (more or less)
wltii Link on concreti foundation.
AI.I.EY NO. 23(1 (Paving).
Alley In file block between east
Grand Boulevard. Horton and Wood
ward avenues and John ft. street, 15
and 20 feet wide, with brick on concrete
foundation.
ALLKI NO. 237 (Pavlas).
Alley between west Grand Boulevard
and \ ine wood** venue from t be north line
of Porter ilwct to the south curb of
Shady Lane, 2i» feet wide, with brlcK on
concrete foundation.
AI.LKI NO. 2.1N (Paving).
Alley between Elizabeth and Colum
bia streets from the east: line of Brush
.-t-e, t to the west lltAi oi Keaubleri
Street 15 and 20 teet vvltf) . w ith bru k
on eon rete foundation.
Following are the estimates In de
tail for the work to be done on the
above paylnv Jobs
IIEYYKK AVENIR (Pavla*).
Assessment Estimates.
3166 ruble yards of excuvation.
3.303.52 ilm-al feet of curbstone (new)
btralght.
4771 75 square yards cedar on con
crete paving.
98.37 t üblc yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
City Estimates.
227 cubic > aids of excavation.
132.48 lineal feet of new cuibstone
A st i alght).
382.03 square yard* of cedar on con
crete paving.
3.51 • cubic yards ot concrete under
and behind rrub.
158 lineal feet of retaining plank.
LAWNDALE AVENIR (l*avlag).
Assessment Estimates.
5739 <Tildc yards of excavation
7178.60 lineal feet of curbstone (n*w>
straight.
10369.37 square yards cedar on con
crete paving.
1.)2.(*3 cubic yards of concrete under
and b, hind curb
( Ity Estimates.
1096 cubic yards of excavutlon.
569 lineal feet of nevv curbstone
I (straight 1.
50.2 t lineal feet of new curbstone. In
, (8-4 ft. H. Medina), circles furnished
I by contractor.
1964..13 square yards of cedar on con
crete paving.
34.35 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
1M.50 Ilm-al feet of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
679 lineal feet of retaining plank.
THE DETROIT TIM2S: SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1912.
-IHASI* HIVKH AVKAIIK .Pavlas,.
Assessment Estimates.
2904 cubic yards of excavation.
1*>1».75 lineal feel of curbstone (new)
straight.
3008.01 square yards brick on 6 inches
concrete paving.
IX2 :U square yards of brick on 1 Inch
concrete paving.
43 89 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
I 1641. at the junction of pavement
with car truck the contractor will till
void under rttll heads with mortar,
without charge.
4 Ity Estimates.
18M ruble turd* of uxcuvation.
81.75 lineal feet of new curbstone
(sti alght).
3.1 *2 lineal feet of new curbstone,
In (5-20 It. U. 7-15 ft. It.. 1-10 ft. It.
| 4-4 ft Medina), circles furnished by
| contractor.
1936 45 square yards of brick on 6
In* be* concrete paving.
G 0.92 square yards of brick on 1-Inch
concrete paving.
2'. 80 cubic yard* of concrete under
| and behind curb.
I 399.12 lineul feet of retaining stone,
I old Mi linu curb may be used
6-tS lineal feet of full to plaster (If
[required) at the Junction of pavement
with cur track the contractor will fill
void under rail heads with cement mor
tar. without extra charge.
ALLEY NO. 234 (Paving).
Assessment Estimates.
215 cubic yurds of excavation.
627 1 1 square vards of brick on con
crete paving.
604 lineal feet of retaining plank 2
In. by 12 in.
City Estimates.
3G rubl-- yards of excavation.
12.56 lineal feet of curbstone, in (2-4
ft It.), circles furnished by city; set by
contractor.
81-98 square yards of brlek on con
crete paving.
288 cubic yards of com rete under
and behind cur b.
9., lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina may be used.
ALLEY NO. 235 (Pavlas).
Assessment Estimates.
*B7 cubic yards of excavation.
48,’.67 square .ymd* of brick on con
crete paving.
3.13 lineal feet of retaining plank »
in. by 12 in.
t Ity Estimates.
7 cuDie yards ot excavation,
I*> 89 square yards of brick on con
crete pay ing.
Oo.sh i üblc yards of com rete under
and behind curb.
lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used,
ALLEY NO. 23<l < Paving).
Assessment Estlmnte*.
2.. cul.lc yards of excavation.
855.7 v square yards of brick on con
crete paving.
951 Bn, ai feet of retaining plank 2
In by 12 In.
City Estimates.
833 square yards of brick on con
crete paving.
Ufi.s4 cubic yards of concreta under
and behind curb.
20 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medinu curb mav be used.
ALLEY NO. 237 (Paving).
Assessment Estimate*.
44 1 ) cubic yards of excavutlon.
1046.66 square yards.of brlek on con
cret, paving.
872 lineal feet of retaining plank. 2
1n.x12 in.
City Eat I,n:i tea.
7 cubic yards of excavation. *
17 78 square . > aids of brick on con
crete paving.
096 r üble .v ards of concrete under
and behind curb.
36 lineul feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
ALLEY NO. 33* (Paving).
Assessment Estimates.
379 cubic a <ls of excavation.
565.78 squint vards of brick on con
crete paving
4OS lineal feet of retaining plank, 2
1n.x12 In.
Not*—Bidders wdll submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only.
The time to be *et In the contracts
for the completion of the above paving
Jobs shall be us follows:
Bewick Avenue Sept. 15, 1912
Lawndale Avenue (t. i 1, 1912
Grand River Avenue Sept. 25. 1912
Alley No. 234 Aug. 1, 1912
Alley No. 235. Aug 1. 1912
Alley No. 236 Vug. 15. 1912
Alley No. 237 Aug 16. 1912
Alley No 238 .....Aug. 10. 1912
I Sabi street* and alleys to be paved
according to the specifications for
brick, adopted Jan. 16. 1912. ami cedar.
u«ioi tid Feb. 20. 1912. to the cat mates
of the, City Engineer, as übove. »ml
tht charter and ordinances of the Cltv
oi I’< t rolt.
Bidders will state the prtoe per cubic
yard tor excavation, price per lineal
■ loot lor curbing, price per square yard
for p.tvlng or concreting and price per
! lineal foot for retaining plank or
Mtnne, etc.
Rids will only be received for the
entire of the work or material for any
jstreet or section of street, ns per
I quantities Mated In the estimates, uml
the bid will be accepted which is the
j luw< At on aggregating the above de
tails. regardless of an.v error of exten
sions or footings made by the bidders.
Each bidder must deposit with bin
1 hid. enclosed In a separate envelope, a
! certified bank chet k. payable to the
| order of the Department of Pul
Works of the City if Detroit, as fol-
I<) w -
Bewick Avenue rT. ..$1 200
La w ndule Avenue $2.5(10
j Grand River Avenue .$1.60*)
Alley No. 23 4 $ 200
Alley No 235 $ 15(i
Alley No 236. .$ 300
Alley No. 237 .$ 300
Alley No. 238 .$ 154
Which sum will he forfeited to the
City ot Detroit In ease the bidder falls
to enter Into contract, subject to con
firmation by the Fomtnoti Fburjcll with
in five (lava after the acceptance of
his tender by Jhe Department of Public
I Works.
I The bidder whose tender is accepted
Will be required to furnish with his
cor.tiact an approved surety company
bond to the Pity of Detroit, In the full
amount of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith
ful performance of his part of the con
tract.
The contract shall be paid in bonds
for first paving, or the proceeds tuere-
I of. It such bonds urc purchased by tho
! Sinking Fund Commissioners, accord
ing to law.
No bids will be aeehpted from any
'person or firm who is In arrears or de-
I fault io the Ftty of Detroit.
Hpecltlcatlon* In detail for the above
1 work may he had on application to tho
secretary.
The Department of Public Works ex
pressly reserves the right to reject any
or nil proposal*.
(4103 ) J. J HAARKR.
(892) Commissioner.
TOO Y, ATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR
IIWOX’K \\ KST
Modern dwelling, bedrooms, hardwood
Doors tinougliotit. finished in oak and
cherry, open tlrepla,---. plate glass
windows, every convenlem • . must
sold; inspection Invited Sec F. K
Hannan, IIANNAVS KXf'HAXCIv
TWC> FAMILY FL \ l
Tluodor*. near Moran 5 rooms and
bath in il. tel Jar, light*: r* asonubb
terms, and prh e only $3,000.
ELMER S MOON A CO..
MAIN 1041. 726 1-NlltD BLDG.
$4.5< x>— N(u tl)\\ o« h|wart 1
HrslrlctVd struct, lot 40x130; 8 room*,
hot water heat e\#rv i-(»nv enlen* e.
garage, large shade tr es. it* value
Jiere ( annot he duplicated. Why p.j>
Bia pei month tent' Se< F K 11 is it -
1 an. H ANNAN J 4 E\( TIANGK
GU<>( ERICS and meats northwest part
of city, doing ovt-r $2,000 a month
business; owner vvisiiee to leave the
city; stock will Inventor v aln>u(
137000 this 1* a live proposition
BRF.RS & DFRRY,
Fberij 3259 S(fi Whitney llldg.
lOj6 I < > I II lv’( )|!
Near drind Rivet and Dexter-hlv»|
new m«»d* ru ft«»* I »**. 6 ro<dtt* s, «• it
i E (iniitiaa, HANNANS E\
CHANGE.
TWO WOMEN ATTEMPT
SUICIDE ON SAME STREET
k n \
J (tHrlrude NufTs, 18, a telephone op**-
raior, was taken front her rooming
house, No. &9 Columbia-*!, east, short
ly before noon. Friday, in an uncoil
sclouM condition. It 1h believed that
she took poison with suicidal intent.
Tho youtiK woman had been out late
• Thursday night and when she failed to
I leave her room at the accustomed
J hour Friday morning, the landlady.
Mrs. Burton, investigated. No motive
for the deed ia known. The woman i*
111 St Mary s hosp.tal in a M-riotis
| condition.
Two blocks from where M!*s Naff*
| roomed, at No. 15 Columbia-st. east,
Mr*, lxittle Robert*, aged 25, attempt
ed to end her life Friday morning by
swallowing a quantity of chloroform.
She was taken to St. Mary * hospital.
Long exjKmire to the air of the ehloro*
form robbed it of it* strength and it
is believed that the woman will re
: cover.
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BIRTHS.
GIRLS.
G*»orge Naje, 253 Franklin: E. De-
Mannt.a. 1433 Pennsylvania; J Fleming,
49 Plum: 11. Hubbard, 25 Wolf. E. Mor
rison. i72 Waterloo. K. Swank. 25
\V t iling: (’. Dovviie, 321 Phene - , F
Wright,. 827 Flfteenlk'; K WiUort. 816
Luiuyofie. (’. Brown. 639 Mm »mt': E.
.fiuoll, 547 Lu n 81 1 g. R I'm-uy. 4.)7 C’l in -
ion: A. I’aniTon, 44 1 McKinstry H
l*»-tcrs, 725 McDougall; J Su< ko( kt. 413
Mitclicll: F. St hwTill, 1221 llurpi i: G.
itiley, *,97 Franklin; F. Dull. 1057 La
fay. tte.
"ROTS.
G. Christians, 377 Dubois; A Balln
ski. 103 Newton: J. ('opplns, 3n*» Nil * 1> -
Iguit; !•*. Arunvtrong, -92 Liaising. P
*Kii tolinskl, 1336 Campbell; J. Flel-
Mi.tees,. 62 Lawton; C» Hardy, 323
vVmiiUsli; F Met’rcoill'*. Johnston; A.
J orti, 5 Roberta; M. .McLaren. 60-J
lowns-nd. M Folien, 207 Forest; H.
Kell, 753 Eighteenth; A. Brown, 456
Dequindrv : I Robetoy. 167 Porter. J.
\\ olat. 'l6 Mn higun. P Lyewka, 1344
Daboia. J Fox. J 1 Henry; A Robeitsoi;,
87 Leverette; J Bantle, 1365 Helen, J
Poxondek 915 Dubois; P. Kreft, 1293
M. I. ll.ti
DEATHS.
Martin Stark, alley near 793 Crane.
78 years, upoph-xy; Clara S. Mlescb, 7‘*_’
,Mt Elliott. 1.) years, pulnionar* tuher
-1 miosis; Alt \under Adams, West hide
, iK.xpUal, 55 years, paralysis of heart.
Jennie W. Crandall, Tuberculosis* hos
pital, 29 years, pulmonary tuberculoids;
Anna Kutek, 416 Fourth, 1 year, pneu
monia. Kalchcll Ereson, 276 lieclu, *•
y-*ars, senile debility; Frederick W
r'l i y, 1 tbl Woodward, 2 years, cerebral
mu nuigitls, Frank .1 Ftelner, .lelTerson
eai burn#, 56 years, inquest pending:
Jennl-* (Vpptde, 498 Woodbridge, 2 1
years, mitral insufficiency; James H
Taylor. Grace hospital. 6S years, shock
following operatl>m " Rose D. Sahuurlii,
715 lairned. 61 years, carcinoma;
Mouh t Kronk, 432 Llvernols, 1 year.
br« nclio pneumonia; Kerinit C. Barron,
1519 Jefferson, l year, strvchnlne poi
soning (n c Mental >. Martin Moskwik,
*ll7 Home, 29 yturs, myocarditis, Knnu
i Renexak, 33s Crossley. 3 yeprs, gastro
enteritis: Mary II Wilt Harpei hos
pital, 60 years, eholaemf'a; Lillian
Roach. Grace hospital, 27 yeuis. Intes
tinal obstruction
i ~ 7 ~- ;
DIED.
GACKI Ell- Mav 1. 1912 at her sons
I residence, 346 Canton-uve., Sophia
Gugnter, la-loved mother of Charles
i Gagnier uml Mrs. J. B l’eters, aged
82 y«-ar». Funeral Haturdaj at 8 u
m. from residence, and 8:30 to St.
Joa* him * ( hurch. s
i HOW A RN — May 2. 1912. at the resi
dence ot her parents, IM) West Grand
blvtl.. .1 an**t Marie, beloved daughter
O * Mlcnuel (1. and Jesse KellJ
llow iin ugtd ii isaia >mi 11
months .Notice of funeral later.
KNACK- Mav 1, August J., aged 47. he
loved hm hand of Martua Kn.n k (nee
Tra and. i ). Funeral from his residence,
663 Lansllig-Mve., Satuidav. 2 p. in.
LA REAL—M»v 1, .1)12, at Ids lut«- resi
dence, 296 Helen-ave., T Lureau,
I>v loved husband of Mis. Madeline
Lan .ui and father of Philip und Mad
eline Funeral from above yesldeiica
Saturday morning at * 5o and to St
Charles' church at 9 Interment at
Mt Olivet
H INC if.MAN John Marsh >ll. May 2, l
1912. aged 66 years. I'uneral at resi
dence of Theodore 11. Ilfnchtmtii, Jr.,
225 Hemin<)lu-ave.. Monday at 2.JU p
m Burial private.
POTTER —Royal (’., aged 49 years, at
Ins residence, l!2l Thlrd-ave, May I,
1912, beloved husband of Emma Pot*
t. and father of Delta, Carrie and
Delbert. Funeral Saturday 2 p. in
at tlie residence of Warren L. Poi
t« r, 1147 Third ace. Burial by Friend-1
ship lodge, No 4 17, F. 41- A. M
WELLING —May 2, suddenly, at her]
residence, 'J-"! K. Lai fted-st , Mrs
Stephen A., beloved mother of .Miss
Mur> Welling and Mrs. 11. Carl.urtt.
Notice of funeral later.
WELLMAN—May 2. 1912, Hannah,
widow of th* late John J. Wellman,
and beloved mother of Mrs. (’. V
Northrop ami Mrs (’. W, Link, ag.-d
7i >**ars Fun.i il from 67 < ?li 111 < -1« |
Ave . Ilignlaml Park, Mleh., Subml.q [
at 2: e p. m. Interment at Wood- j
lawn ecim tety
3<>\i.K —M»v i. suddenly, .Patrick J i
Iv« yl , b, loved husliand of Marguei’- i
it.- Bov 1-, at Ids resident), 871 Chain
plain. I'uneral Saturday. May 4. 8 a.
m, from residence; 8 30 ut Our l,ad>
of Help eliurch.
OIUNT May- 2, nt 264 Hmith-ave..
I’tliel Mu',.lnfant daughter of Robert
A. and Martha E. Grant. Funeral I
from ft sidenee Saturday at 2 p. in
LA.MBK Ma' 2. James F, aged 52!
y. ars, lad >ved husband >.f Mai
l.uiabe, fuller of Ray ami llowgid
I.*>lube. St-rv Ic.-h at residence, 41 i
La •>,-. iiß -a v e., Saturday, May 4, at
2 .'■•* p m. Int« rment Wo»)dinere.
W AGNF.R Mav 1, 1912. at resid-m e
636 Y’lankiln-*(.. Rose Wagtoi, wife
of Die la*-- Frederick Wagnn and
motiier of I r.ilerl. k. Jr., aged 41
\..irs. Nut ice m fen-ral beiruft»-i.
PELTIER Mav I. Viola Myrtle, be- i
loved vvil- of Aithur Peltiei a <1
u. of l.*icv and David. q i*'» j
years.* Ftineral Saturday from resi
dence. 91 I Garfield, 7 id a in . 2
o'clock •(’ Si Peter's churt )i. Mi
t'ieinen*
MEM* YY AN TED—-M YLE.
MKN T WANTED
To Imrn the uitomoblle business For
ON E WEEK ONLY we are giving
(.ui $35 unilinited course for $25 an I
to prove that we have the hugest
and best auto school In the state We
will give our course free to anyona
finding only one-half as many carl
and paits for the students to wo?k
On in any auto school in tlie state.
Call and investigate.
Michigan Slate Auto School
THE OLD RELIABLE SCHOOL,
11 to 17 Held# n-.ive., near Woodward 1
EXI Est 11'.SPED . arpet saleym-'U Whiil-!
e.l IV I. Milner A T.d* In « <
\ppf) Superintendent ( rowley, ,vtil ■
ner 4k C'*
.)•*»• I'rlntlng Dene Mli-hl. Ilnai
I‘rlsGsg Co* 15 John K. iL I
utxruTi. tuesTirrr
We Make Sets of Teeth
1 .J
* E*
W
OFFICE
HOURS:
Dally from l a.
m to 9 p m
Sundays and
holidays 9 to 4.
ftfe* PAINLESS
S® EXTRACTION
W GUARANTEED
r Wr give gas or
vitalized air. Two
lady attendants.
OUT-OF-TOWN PA
TIENTS
should write for ap
pointment and hava
work done same day
they come In. We’ll
pay carfare.
Good looking teeth add to your appearance—Come In soon
-tonight if >uu wish—for a free examination and estimate.
Dr.Adams’RaTeDentists
24-26-2* Mlchlgan-ave., cor. Orlswold-*t. (Hall Bldg »
Fourth Floor. Take Klevator. Phonea. Main or City 533.
IJWkWMI IS
wUmmad |H
nv UrlM ] jU6QSSSSSB 1 ] l i* 1
There’s a Position Open for You
You know the position that i* best adapted to your ability
and to your ambitions and there's a \va> to create such an
opening.
Read TIMES Help Wanted Ads Day by Day.
No other method is so certain of reward.
The employers of Detroit use l imes Help Wanted Ads to
find competent help. They realize that this is their best way
ami their best way is, of course, yours.
See LINER PAGE Today DETROIT TIMES.
HELP N% ANTED—MALI.
STOP AT THE
FRANKLIN HOUSE
On East Larned-at., Just
a step from Woodward
and Jefferson avenues.
'Extra due rooms. 60c.
. 76c. >l. 6160 per day.
I Single meals 25c. Spe
' dal rates by the week.
t \ 111 ENTER KIN ISHEKS wanted. Ap
pKj at Job, Ulidxtoue ami Third
EXPERIEM ED
V\< ESSE US
lor Indu's’ coats and skirts; best
• u. Apply at once. B.
v o.
\\A .\ . * l)—First-class cushion
mould men at Knell & Adams,
1043 Jefferson Ave. East.
A GOOD POSITION is assured every
graduate of the Detroit Business
University; magnificent new build
ing; thorough course In bookkeep
ing, penmanship, shorthand. type
writing, mechanical und architectu
ral drafting and all English sub
jects Free employment department;
cutalog free for the asking 61-61-
65-67-C.' West Grand River - ave.
the'
Electric College
183 Jefferson Ave.
Teaches wiring, contracting, dynamos,
motors, etc. Take our practical
course and be an "Xpert electrician.
Day and night classes. Low rates
\\ \NTKD —Three coat makers at once;
steady W4»rk. Phone Hemlock 603-.I
NVNNTIID Reliable porter. Apply at
1 ’lilted Motor Del. Cos.. 013 Wood
ward-ave .
'WAGON PA INTK It wanted Apply
WUllam Rlohda ft Cos.. >ll BUMtll
W VNTKD —Bartender. 39 Jos. Cam
|>RU
WANTKD A man to put up window
a.-reens. Apply at 172 Park-sl.
WANTED at once 26-yard laborers
Apply Flanders Manufacturing 1V„,
Pontiac, Mich.
WANTKD- Barn boas at 499 f’hene-st.
HBIP WANTKD—rKMU.B.
Attention Girls
50
Waist Operators
25
Skirt Operators
WANTED AT ONCE
.1
Steady Work —
Best Pay
Princess Mfg. Cos.
207-225 E. Lamed St.
IWT.NTY STkO\‘i DIRKS
w A \ T ID; S T K A D \
I WORK: t, () () 1) 1* AV.
I* ARM', DA\ IS \ < A >.
'(.'OXII’K I KVI girl u>r general
lmiwwurk ; no cooking.
I iclawart* A\t*
, K.\ I E It! E.Nt *KI 1 embroider* and luce
xtri* mantel \i*i» 1 \ at one**,
««i,1,« r‘iit**i •!* nl I’rowk'V. .Milmi A Cos
IGIMLS \\ AXTHI* to make • ■ustoni
tro||M» ni nU inh work Apply tix',)
| Mb hl« in ■
• (jim, for xencr.il ti«ti.H'*'iirk;
\\ noil« .ini .it' 1
»tim. fur )(iiiiitiAi •ii/i.'" «"i!• in luoti*
ill » . I efef eilfe *>«l ' *l v l* ■! Ii
Oil: I *i ,i v\ up'll' f"i a- 11 h* u»c
j -AAll k. 3. J CollglVUS VM»L
If you have Dr Adams’ Dentists make a set of teath
for you you get the highest GRADE WORK AVAII.
ABLE in the clt\ You'iti sure that all woik that Is
put on your set Is the hest possible l>r. Adams' Den
tists ire all experts, careful workmen—-they use only
the h« mi materials th» result b. ilia e\eiy Met of teeth
W| make tits perfectly ..nd looks aosnlutely natural.
All our work is hacked up with a GUARANTEE IN
WRITING FOR TEN YEARS.
Fillings, . 50c up
Gold Fillings, slup
$8 Gold Crowns, $4
$5 Bridgework, $3-$4
$lO Sets of Teeth, $5
sls Sets of Te eth, $8
Wanted At Once
40 GIRLS and
YOUNG WOMEN
eodai, and long distance op
erators
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TANARUS« • EX
PERIENCED Ol’EI '
WK pay OUR EMl’i ■ hike
, THEY ARE LEARn
WE PROV IDE REST , kEC
RKATION Rooms i u/lt.Y AND
COMFORTABLY Ft kNISHKD
FoJ{ THE OFF-DI’TY HOURS.
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EGFIPPED RESTAURANT AT
LESS THAN COST.
WE PAY A SCALE OF WAGES
THAT IT MIGHT pay YOU TO
INVESTIGATE
WE HAVE OVER 200 SUPERVIS
ORY positions into which
Ut K CAPABLE GIRLS ARE
PROMOTED.
The Michigan State Tele
phone Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY 4TH FLOOR.
GIRL for general housework! 317 How
ard -st
UJRL Cooking only. |6. Phone Hick
ory 415-J.
GOOD presser on Indies* and gents’
clothing. Apply :»7K Trumbull.
Hbf BEKKEPKR wanted; colured iso
R< uiihlcri-Hi.
FOH SALK—MISCKI.I.AKKUtS
!a.a.a.—
WHAT CAN YOI' BUY FOR 125
use for uni' yfiir 5 >'*urs or as long
ms you like -and then sell It for
122.50?
I'll sell you a Ml nr -White Perfect
Diamond for $25 and guarantee to
bn\ it back any time for $22.5(1 cash.
Any diamond ! sell I’ll buy back
for 'JO <»l what you pity me—or
allow full value on lMigcr diamond
Ml LI. FITS l(K)i!|>T LITTLE STUKii
IN TOWN
fcl Grand River West.
Main 12H. open till 8 p. m.
A.A.A Detroit I'ypcwriter to.
Late Visibles, all makes > v price:
lsiyiet stock, factors guarantee, $1
we« klv 1 8? Sheib) . bet. State & Midi
GAS It WOK. "Quick Meal," 5-burner,
Kiiod ( ondit lon
KITCIIGN It ANO K. ljulck .Meal,
warming oven attached, hot water
tank
COMIIoDKH (two), fancy blrds-eve
maple and oak; Ilk* new.
REFRIGERATORS. -P < ..»•( Kina,"
heavy white enamel. lined !••«* tban
one month.
HKI>STFA I» and good pair of springs
K 1T« *ll K\ (’A RINI-2T (Hoosler) oak.
goo<l condition
All going at remark.(ld.* reductions—
come quickly,
OKINNF.LL MHOS’ HR A NCI I, 57 .\Jon
-1 m -a vs,
lIyYDEN A- SONS’ Upright IM.-inn, only
$127 Large m.ihoguri) case, full 7 J-3
.in t«Vi 1 ki* ia I condit lon orixiii.il
pi tee SIOO. $.7 montlili pH vi* for this
meat lui ittii In <i 111\N Kl .1. IIRoS,
24 5 W'MidiViiiiJ
Foil MI.M Setting h*n* and i (a« f"r
l|Stl hlnK at :• S K l.llllht idge-,(Vf . St
< 'lull Heights. Mpdi
' . ■ -i i . i. ~ . . -
SODA rorXTAIXS
of all kinds sold cheap at Detroit
Store Fixture Cos, 3;;7-341 Gratiot*
uv". Main 4022.
' KKT~TIIK DF.TRt >TT STORE
FIXTIRK C( )M I’A XV
j a*dl \on your show rime*, count era.
shelving. etc Largest rnanufi Hirers
k of same Jn the dty. 337-341 Gra*
| tlnt-Hve Main 4022
i EVERGREEN I.AWN SEED i
LAWN AND QaRDKN FKRTILIZSR,
HWKET PEAS IN FORTY SORTS
FLOW KIR AND V KOKT A HI- K SKL D.
SPRAY PUMPS AND INSfc.C TIDLd.
L< )HRMAN SEED CO.
Randolph and gratiot* a visa.
ge> ti i;.W vN s riding svddli:
ttf.esl ti.ait leather. qulßeil «cMt:|
* « 11 it $.5 new ti. 11 up k biiver s'»'
nitlNNl.Ll. MltoS Bull' li. M»'H j
i x av s. 1
11KLP WANTED—FEMALE.
FOH lALK-NUrCLUIVKOI'I. —'
MUSIC BOX SALE
Large assortment of Regina and Hi- ’
ra Music Hoars being closed out at
prices and terms that enable anyone
to easily own on* of tbeaa swest
toned Instruments.
610'* Regina, mahogany, slightly
used 14]
|.»O Regina, mahogany, slightly „
used , |24
650 Mira. new. but slightly mnr
red j;.* IV
|6o Mira, new. but allghtly mar
red in
9100 Regina, with bell attach
ment s3Sfi*
One dozen disks of your own selectlonn/.
Included with each Instrument.
GRINNELL BROS.
67-69 MONROE-AVE.
VR LlN—Giovan. paola Maggmi mod. 1 1
of the year 1696. full size, 2-piecor
back, beautiful golden yellow
even close-grained Italian spruce*
top, ebony trimmed. Well worth |5». fJ
As our special thia week with rtne«Jil
heavy black leather case and bow .
only 61*. GRINNELL UKUB.' Branch. J
57 Monroe.
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second-hand. Ge 0...,
I Marsh so., 9 Farmer-st. E Z. tarma.*
SILVER CHIMES Plano Case Organ! 1
fult 7 1-3 octaVOs, handsome walnut _
case, reduced 650 on account of'-'
slight use. Terms to suit. Call or >
wt Ite quickly. GRINNELL BROS.’ ,
Branch. 57 Monroe.
t ««.
WANTED —Cor. Michigan and Fourth,’*
to furnish rooms complsts. 61 week.
Sumner Cos.
CLOUGH A WARREN PI AND—Fancy 1
oak <ase. 3 pedal*, can scarcely he
told from new. Original price 6254.
Our prit-e 61*2. Terms $5 monthly.
GRINNELL BROS. 213 Woodward.
—*
KMERSt'N PIANO —Curved legs, roue.l
corners. Ivory kef, in full 7 1-3 c»-
i.»Ye«, thoroughly repaired at our
factor?. Special this week at 951,
Terms 63 monthly. GRINNELL
Bit OS., 215 Woodward.
’ * *
VIOR4E* %\D VEHICLES.
Big Auction jj
Saturday, May 4. 10 a. it». »f
200-Horses-200’
WK LAN E AN EXTRA GOOD RUN OF
ALL CLASSES *>F HORSES FOR
THIS SALE. A NUMBER OF HEAVY
DRAFT TEAMS WEIGHING 3.000 TO >'
3.100 POUNDS. ALSO HOME \VKuL-:o
HIM »KE WAGON HORSES AND X (il
NUMBER OF
FARM M\RES
ai.l horses guaranteed as
SOLD.
Special: Fast tireen Pacing
Marc •*
ONE- ROCK- A- NV A V
WE WILL ALSO HAVE A XI’MBKH..
OF SECOND-HAND VEHICLES AND
Kolb-Gotfredson •
Horse Company
1H&-1113 OHATIOT-AVK.. DETROIT.
urn. . —r 4
FOR SAI E—HCSIIIRNCC I'RUPKBTV. -
- ♦' \
Highland Park Home \
One-half block from Woodward; ele
gant brick veneer, 7 rooms anil bath,
large living room. * large porches; ~
lot 36.<110. garage-, n fine home for,,
SI,OOO down; .paved street.
NEAR WOODWARD AND BLVD.; 1* *
rooms and 2 baths, lot 43x160; ex- ,
client f«• r a rooming-house. or to
rent as flats; would rent for 670 a
month, at 61.200 down.
ST<»UF, AND FLAT. MICHfOAN-AVR;
solid brick, steam heat, built th.,e
years: can sell this place to you t 1
a bargain: rented at 6L20« per ve.u\ 1
16 rooms, solid brick. Montcalm- <
foot lot: good condition. pri<
62,500 down.
THESE PLACES ARE ALL »'
C -THE PRICE ASKED. AND
seen BY APPOINTMENT o. •*>«
PHONE INKOKMATIO.N ' <
Beers and Berry
Clu rry 3259. «04 Whitney Bldg.
STOP I
We have a nice choice of homes on thn'.
east side that « an he bought on terms
and some very good bargains for (
Cush See Degrandchamp Cos., 1207
Gratiot Ridge 3K91. Field 471.
BKAFTIFFL. modern roominu or
hoarding house. In factory, district,
)t d"ii. 511 Maybury-ave. Call Wal*
nut 2281
HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD and re
modeled. Main 1224.
TO BKYT—ROOMS.
ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complete.
$1 weekly. Sumner Cos.. Mich, und 4th.
WANTED-MI M EM.ANEOUg.
A1,1," DKAD HORSES and cowrg removed
pfomptlv. Phone Mlllenbach B-os.
West »>5.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture, stove*,
carpets Lapham tit Oi 1
WANTED —HEAI. ESTATE.
WII.I. Ml'Y for ca*h equities 111 real
estate, quick confidential deals
EP.ERT.
10‘> Majestic Mldß.
IIOH \t.r. iMt < Xit l AGE.
ACME STORAGE CO. larxest vans,
packing Main «>» 45 Gllman-«t
ROKIII. BIO'S. Storax- and Cart.iße.
Office. 487 Heaublen-st. It. »28; C SH3.
RIVERSIDE STORAGE .x CARTAGE
('P Fireproof and Non-firsprouf
storage Main ♦» C*-t» Moving and
packing- City 8C.7
ri RSON vi ■
NOTICE —If nnv poor girl Is In trouble,
needing advice, friendship or. help,
writ. *r . ill on SEC. MARGARET
DUFFY. JV* Fort-st. west. Salvation
Army. ____________
EXPERT Det< tit e Advil e fo*Nl 1
Secret Service. New management.
Lll-12 Chamber of Com bldg M. 2547,
«n)M TO I.OA n.
CONSTRUCTION LOA N 8 Liberal
un tß J F *ber. 204 Gratiot
111 Ml \ • —IIOI *K9.
HANNAN KKNTAI. AGENCY
ONE >f '” V W IIT.DG
BH9
For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and ail
points couth-and east, leave daily 10 <5
, m. Fare to Cleveland. $2: Pittsbui gb.
$5 35. upper b**rlh sl. lower t>erth.
It 70 whole room, 92 50. Week-end ex
cursion to Cleveland every Saturday
night. $2 50 round crip.
For Alpena. Mackinac ajid war ports.
Mondays. •» t*. m.; Friday*. > 30 *• m
Ticket <*fflies W aype-st. dock. Ma
jestic bl<»x . 1^37
Grts w*ld-at.
WHITE eTVR f-INIC.
Wharf, foo» of Grtswold-st For Port
lloroi* wa> port* steamer leaves Detio <'
di*U\ 2 ill p tn . ItiimlaysS a. m r
Toledo, sieam* i leaves Detroit <iaii*'
4ta p in SundSN* ■ p m No Itquo.g
sold on this company * steatneta
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