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WOMAN SUES HER
HUSBAND’S PARENTS
Mr». Lena M. Foot* ('bum* They
Poiaened Mind of Spou*e
Against Her
That a young marrlou couple should
lira apart from the parents of either
bride or fTOom, waa the opinion or a
largo number of prospective Jurors In.
Judge Hoamer'a couit. Wednesday
morning, when efforts were made to
yet a jury In the case of Imjus M.
Foia vs. her paronts-ln-Uw, William
and Prances Foss, whom she charges
with alienating the affections of her
husband, Charles A. Foes, and from
whom she sfeeks 920,000 damages.
Several members of the panel said
they thought a young married epuple
'ould get along much belter by them*
»elves; in other words, that “no
louse had ever been built for two
amillM.” The juror* bottling thc*e
dews were Immediately excused, for
-he plaintiff and her husband lived
vtth the defendants after their mar*
lags.
Mrs. Fbss, the plaintiff, apparently
About 96 years old, sets forth in her
leclaratlon that she was a resident or
2hersea, Mich., when she married
'\>ss In June, 1909; that they went to
lve with his father and step-mother,
he defendants, on their farm, near
lotnulus, Immediately after the wed
lug; that they lived happily until De
ember. 1909? that after that the step
mother and father began poisoning
he mind of Charles, plaintiff’s Uus
and, against her, by telling him false
torlex about her.
Mrs. Foss also charges that fault
ras fouud with fxor because she didn't
all the defendants ••mother’’ aud
father.’*
A Jury was secured for the case
hortly before noou. Wednesday, and
tie testimony began.
MARINE
Steamer Crewe te Dlae.
The crews of the I>. a C*. steamers,
ettoit 11. end City of St. Ignace. the
nly vessels of the company now in
inunlsslon. will have u sumptuous
hanksglvlng dinner on their ships,
hursdey. following a custom of some
L-urs’ standing. <’apt. A. J. McKay, of
le City of St. lgnare. will bo toast
uster at the spread on his host. There
to be a toast list and entertainment
; each banquet. For both, the menu
ill boas follows: Blue points on half
tell, celery, salted nuts, olives, grape
lice punch, mock turtle, fish patties,
»a*t young turkey with dressing.
Iblet sauce, cranberry Jelly, baked
wet potatoes, roast prime beef, au
is, mashed potatoes, creamed mush
mins, sweet elder. shrimp salad,
uese. crackers, plum pudding. King
illlam sauce, ice cream, assorted
ke, cheese crackers, coffee, cigars.
VBH9KL PAHHAOBN.
Detroit.
DETROIT, Nov. 27—Up: Mohawk,
ji *d<ty noon; Byers. I p. n».; Buffalo,
lo; Seneca. 7; Durston. 7; 16
Up Marubct. 10:15 p. m Tuesday;
yds. 11- Itenown. *. in.; Flower.
30; Adriatic, 7:29: Zimmerman. I:
isboygan. 10.
Down: Ireland. 11:30 a. m. Tuesday:
nks, 11:50 p. in.; Stanton, 1:50; R. S.
arner. A. D. Warrlner. 1:20: W. I*.
pown. 1:26; Delaware. 2: Tlonest*.
GO; Bennington. 1:66; Butler. 3; M
r.Oregof. Teutonia. 1:10; Calcite, 4;
ente. Exile, 4:45: Susquehanna. r.
Bangor. II p. m. Tuesdny; Saranac.
midnight; M* achani. Hemlock. Ai
na, 11:30 a. m: Umbria. LL’O; Jlc-
Ifney. 2:40: lone*. 6; Seguln. IV K
inna, 8:10, Susquehanna tcleared).
tilth Thompson, 4:30: Amasonan and
,rge, 6 46; Rend, Hcbuck. TANARUS; M. A.
inna. Snyder. Jr. 7:30; Kotcher tar
red), 1:16; U. Russel llubbard. 8:30;
iklist os, 10; Hope, 10:30; Nevada,
:49; Nevada. 10:40; French. 11.
The 9«*o.
SAULT STE MARIK, gl.-h., Nov. 27.
Up: Fisher. 12:30 p. in Tuesday; Blck
dlke. Atlkokun. 3; furry, 4; 11a
mle, 9.
Neepawuh. * last night. Block. !»;
luinet, 1:30 r. ni.; Andrew Upson,
10: Harvey Brown. Hartnell. 4:30;
nator. 6
Down: Gramnirr, 12:20 p. m. Tu*«s
--y; Pendennls Whits. Paris. Maytham.
JO; Norton. 2; Onoko. John F. Eddy,
hen*, 3: William Livingstone,’ 3:30;
ihegan. 4:30.
litchoonmaker. 2:30 last night; New
rg. 13:30 am.; J. E. Upaon, 7;
alnwrlffhO XeWona. 7:30: Walter
ranton: 8: Dunn. 8:30; .Marigold.
:30 > *
) PROSECUTE OWNER
OF ROOMING HOUSE
Assistant Prosecutor Harry Keidau
invoking the aid of a law enaettd
1907, in the hope of checking the
ictice of rooming house proprietors
allowing -young girls, accompanied
men, to visit their piacea. The act.
dor which he Is proceeding, pro
es that any persons who eon
lutes Iq the delinquency of a
enlle la 'guilty* of a misdemeanor
I liable to a prison sentence.
Hr. Keidan will make his test casA
Henry Stipe, proprietor of a room
; house at No. 63 Larfetd-tL east
1 bis cldrk, John CSrady, both of
om have been arrested, following
t capture of William Buckley. 23.
No. 362 Pennsylvania ave., and
Illam I-a Valley, 23, of No. 1170
wnseud-ave. w ith two young girl*,
) 16 and the other 17. in Stipe's
ce, Sunday nigh/.
The case of Stipe and Orsdy la to
heard next Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Sue* Father-In-Law Again,
dr*. Uaaanovu Walter, w9io recently
elved a verdict of $1,600 against
• father-iu-law, William Walter, an«k
i Wife; on the charge of alienating
r husband’s affections, Is now suing
► father-in-law for 125,000, claiming
it he caused the death of her un
*n b«b.v. She says that her father
law came to her home and started
take away the furniture, causing
r to go Into hysterica and become
New Dlvoroe Suit.
'few divorce suit: . Rose vs. Rob-
Rchubert; charge, drunkenness.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTOR I A
EYEN-TEAR-OLD GIVES LIFE ON TRACK TO RESCUE DOLL!
LOUTH NORWALK, Conn.—After
1* croaaln* a railroad truck. Mari
tgarald, seven years, turned beck
get tbe doll the bed dropped. Rlh<
i struck by a train and fatally in
•d.
IUERO, Teams—More than 20.000
‘k era trotted through the streets
CANVASSING BOARDS
ANNOUNCE RESULTS
Marx's Official Plurality is 11,-
474; Koch Led G. O. P.
City Ticket
County and city canvassing boards
have announced partial results of the
election. Mayor-elect Marx's official
plurality is 11,474. City Treasurer
Koch led the ticket with 43,912 votes,
his plurality over John C. Nagel being
22,744. Following are the official Te
suits: N
Mayor—Marx, Republican, 89,397;
Thompson, Democrat, 27.923; Earle,
Progressive, 8,92?.
City Clerk—Lindsay,, Republican.
32,166; Hsuderson. Democrat, 18,099;
Nichols, Progressive, 19,881.
City# Treasurer—Koch, Republican,
42,312; .Nagel. Democrat, 19.8C7; Aid
rich, Progressive, 8,1 i7.
Justices of the Pears—-Command,
Republican. 28,935; Richter, Republi
can, 35,349; Duffy. Democrat, 20,021;
Ixvve, Democrat, 30,198; hooper, Pro
gressive, 8,980; Austin Progressive,
-Mtfc
Justices to fill vacancy—Jones, Re
publican, 1,603; Duffy. Democrat, 681;
Hooper, Progresaive, 229.
Estimators at-large—Republican; Mc-
Omw, 34.079; Robinson, 34,026; Can
dler. 32.984; Bolton. 32.663; Muir, 32,-
666; Democratic; MUler. 21,247;
Kirschner. 20.600, Merrell. 20,623;
Gebhard, 20,163; Davis, 20,069; .Pro
gressive; Armstrong. 9,439; Riag, »,*
195; Miller, 9,160; Kirby, 9,093; Long.
9,078.
Charter revision—Yes. 29.274; no
3,867.
Oreenfleld annexation—Yes, 27,706;
no, 3.770.
Governor—Musselman, Republican
28,452; Ferris, Democrat, 33,284; Wat
kins, Progressive. 23.720.
TJeutenaqt-governor—Ross, Republi
can, 30,667; Helme, Democrat, 26,113;
Gordon, Progressive, 27,151.
s Secretary of State—Martlndale, Re
publican, 33.129; Balch, Democrat, 23,-
899; Batdorff, Progressive. 26,662.
Treasure r —Hamer, Republican,
31.267; Robson, Democrat, 24,534;
Holmes, Progressive, 17,644.
Congressmen Second district:
Wedemeyer, Republican, 3.472:
Beakes, Democrat. 1,827: Probert. Pro
gressive, 1,970. Sixth district: Smith.
Republican, 7,013; Cummins, Demo
crat, 4,665; Kellogg. Progressive, 6,-
079. Seventh district: Cramton, Re
publican, 1.284; Bell, Democrat. L
-223; Sherman, Progressive, 1,641.
Senator—First district: Nelson. Re
publican. 8,201; Lee, Democrat, 7,041;
Glttins, Progressive, 8,594. Fourth
district.: Ogg, Republican. 6,861:
Thompson. Democrat, 4,797; Sehooley,
Progressive, 5,365.
Representative—Second district:
Gelmei, Republican, 2,132; Murphy,
Democrat, 1.926; Freeman. Progres
sive, 2.696. Third district: Oatta Re
publican, 963; Oowning. Democrat. 1*
038; Jicknon, f‘l'Ogressive, 984. Fourth
district: Polk, Republican, 1.428:
Burke Demonst, 1,628; Adams, Pro
gressive. 897.
PLANNED TO VOTE MORE
CASH FOR LIBRARY SITE
(CoullbucH fr«m Pave One)
by John M. Donaflfaon. architect, for
the completed building. The plan Is
to be worked out systematically, ad
ditions being made to the main audl
tdrlum as future appropriations be
come available, it was abated by a
city official who Is in close touch with
the project, Wednesday, vtbat the
butiding proposed by the trustees will
eventually cost $ 1.500.000. He also
stated that large private donations
are expected from Detroit’s public
spirited cJUaens, providing for mem
orial wings lo ihe main building.
Contracts will oc let and ground
will be broken for tne buildings early
next spring.
On the west side of Woodward-ave.,
the library eommlsEicn has purchased
frontage lrom Klrby-nve. to Frederick
st. On Kirby-ave., the land owned by
the commission extends as far back
as Cass-ave. The plans for the art
center require that the library be
built directly opposite the Art Mu
seum and It Is to acquire the neces
sary. land that the board of estimates
will be asked to allow a bond Issue
for f 110.000. It Is proposed to buy
the land owned by Clarence A. Black,
and said to be worth $40,000 and thp
laud owned by William V. Moore,
member of the Arc cqrnmission, and
estimated to be worth $76,000. Even
tually the city may seek to Buy the
remaining frontage on Woodward
ave., at the cottier of Woodward aud
Putuam-aves. The corner Is owned
by William H. Murphy.
The sum of $750,000 Is available to
the library commission as a donation
from Andrew Carnegie. It is pro
lK>sed to use $400,000 of this for tho
main library on Woodward-ave., and
the balance Is to be spent in br.V;:a
libraries In other sections of the city.
The plans for the main library have
been completed and contracts will be
let so that work will be started In the
spring.
The comprehensive scheme for tho
art center call* for converting all tho
laud around the buildings Into a park
Two roadways will diverge from
Woodward-ave.. and form a circle,
with Its widest parts directly In Troitl
of the library and art museum.
It Is understood that the Gen. Al
pheua Williams Memorial association
is planning to erect the monument to
Gen. Williams in the park, and It has
also been suggested that the proposed
memorial to the late Oen. Russell A
Alger also be erected In this park.
Talks On Fire Waste.
Richard Lieber, of Indianapolis,
president of tho Merchants A Manu
facturers' Insurance bureau, of Indi
aua, spoke before the directors of the
Detroit Board of Commerce, Tuesday
evening, in the Fe'lowcraft club, on
the Are waste and methods of pre
venting It. He stilted that a half ml'-
lion dolalrs In Insurance premium!
could be. savad In any large city an
nually by the enforcement of promo
tions against lira.
to, the music of ft military band. Gov
ernor O. B. Colquitt beaded the an
bull parade or the gobbler*.
NEW YORK—Four men, locked by
mistake in the Jury room of tbe su
preme court, tried to attract the at
tention of three women and were
scorned as mashers. A newsboy came
to their rescue.
J" , » - W,l ~ Vs 1 . ’wrr '.■ T | f ' f i > e W , * ; • i j ‘ * T f
THE DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY.'NOVEMBER 2T. l*lf.
JEWELRY THIEVES
' MAKE RICH HAUL
» i ■■ ■■■ ■ mam \ »
Carry Off $2,500 Worth of Loot
From C. F. York*n
Residence
The handsome residence of Chaun
cay F. York, at No. 63 Palmer ave.
east, was plundered of more lhau
$2,600 worth of diamonds, rings, and
other Jewelry, Sunday afterupon, and
a series of odd clrcumjtances made
the job exceedingly uaa> for the
burglars, and gave ' them more than
48 houre start on the police. Included
in the plunder was one solilaire dia
mond, valued at SSOO, one ring with
three diamonds of three carats each,
valued at S9OO, ai.d many other single
pieces of jewelry.
Mrs. York and every member **f
her household left Hue house at
2 o’clock. Sunday afUrnoou, for an
automobile trip to Belle Isle. They
were absent less than two hours, and
so neat was tho work of the burglar*,
that it was another two hours before
evidences of their visit were tyi^hd.
Then Mrs. York missed several
small pieces of Jewelry from her
room, which she found In perfect or
der. Drawing out a dresser drawer
Where she had deposited her Jewelry
last Wednesday, she received a ter
rible shock at the discovery that the
drawer had been emptied of its valu
able contents, aud then carefully
closed.
Further investigation showed that
the back aud side doors of the resi
dence, the latter opening on John R.-
st., were unlocked, the burglare hav
ing used the John R.-es. door, which
has a bolt on the Inside, as a means
of exit. Mrs. York le positive that
theWck door was locked when they
left the house, as her son locked the
door, and she afterward tried It. Tbeu
she remembered that a man had been
walking up and down near the house,
and auoareDtiy “sizing up” the place,
a half hour before the members of the
family went for tVelr auto ride.
In Mr. York's room, confusion
reigned, the burglars having turned
everything topsy-turvy, as though In
revenge for having obtained not a
nlncle bit of plunder in the room.
Meanwhile, Mr. Y'ork was in north
ern Michigan, ai the bedside of his
aged mother, who is ill. He left here
on Friday, and returned Monday
night, tired out and greatly worried
over his mother's condition. No men
tion of the robbery was made to him
at that time, though his wire was also
ill from the shock of the affair.
He was not told of the burglary un
til Tuesday noon, when he Immediate
ly took an Inventory of the stolen Jew
els, and sent his son to report the
matter to the police, Tuesday night.
• Mrs. Y’ork returned from her suif*
mer home on Tuesday. Nov. 19, and
her trunks, which contained the Jew
elry, did not arrive mitil the following
day. Instead of depositing them In
some safe place, sho emptied the con
tents of the trunks into the dresser
drawer, where the burglars had no
trouble In finding them.
The sequence of circumstances that
made the Job so easy and so success
ful, makes it appear that the burglar?
was not a sudden inspiration but a
carefully planned “Job/'
Mr. Y’ork Is proprietor of the Mi
lena company, manufacturers of drug
specialties, at No. 1209 Seeond-ave
MARRIAGES
Arthur Snay. 17, Detroit; Katherine
McOtllls, it. Grcenbush.
Nicholas Strassner, 26, Ecorse; Elen
ore Loralne. 22, Ecoree.
Lee R. Pence, 23; Anna Schroeder,
20.
George J. Newcomb. 30, Detroit; L*i
-1 lean Plotter, 27, Kalaniaaoo. »
Charles Williams. 36; Mary M. Lem
on, 2*.
James L. Edwards, 26; Elisabeth A
McNeil. 26.
Tbomaa Fox, 3*. Elk township; Ver
onica Peters, 26, Detroit.
Albert J. Sager, 21; Florence Axteil,
16.
Edward Haley, 36; Budget Klnechul
«r. 36.
William Schintmel. 21; Emma Helser,
Jli-
Leo Sheeron, 24; Lucy Hope Frink.
' August Krey. *7; Augusta Felske, *O.
James M. Lane, 30; Gerdle Robinson,
21.
Geotgr- A. Gift. 26; Haxel E. Falk, 22.
llussell L Kline, 29; Myrtle B. West
cott, 21.
Henry Wellfonder, Jr.. 22; Clara La
mlnske, 22.
Frederick A. Ryder, 51; Katherine
Hatpin. 34.
Henry Zink. 26; Clara Heiman. 22.
Frederick Diesing. 46; Clara Krleger,
34.
Charles O. Carlson. 36. Chicago. III.;
EITa 1. Seaton. 33, Detroit.
Archie Briggs, 23; Barbers Dorr, 13.
John W. Jones, 26; Margaret Kan
nedv, 26. A
William Hi Vafble 10. Toledo, O ;
Laura M Beetling. 31, same.
Florlan Yoroch. 26; Clare M. Mrysa.
26.
Charles Kerreee. 81; Elva McCurdy
IS> Oustav Schaefer/ 36: Minnie Work
man, 26.
Arthur Belpash, 24; 1-ydla Schlppert,
Delbert Action. 25: Dorothy Atto 26
John Petere, 26; Minnie Lyons. IS.
James R»>bei tson. 66. Windsor; Lil
lian Kaye. *6. Mason City. lowa
Harry L. Meyer. 24; Catherine Loch
b er. 21.
Qrover Place. 23. Canton; Anna M.
WilsonK, 19. Elm. Mich.
John L. Parpp. 21; Mario Dock ter. 13
Chartm Meyerw, 7.2. Toledo, ty.; tteterr
A. Pltaen, 19. same.
Morris A. Arotskv. 24; Mirian Rrasch.
Chester Bleminan. 27: Emma Scheele,
21. '
Russel A. WaYner. 2*. Schenectady.
N. Y.; Carrie Baker. 24. Detroit.
Ernest Austerburg. 21; Ella Qlnther,
22.
Fred
Price. 21. Port Huron.
George A. Ballard. 82; Mable Mid
winter. 22.
Charles P. Hardin. 34; Ellen Wheel
er. 36.
William Hughes. 21; Margaret Thom
as, 11.
Louie Smilansky. 26; Dcra Levey.
21. -
Alexander G Maynard. 22; Augusta
Fethke, 21.
Chester McLaughlin. 22; Enxa Mil
lard. 11.
Clerman W’lar, 1 7; Margaret Stefier,
86
Richard Demenkeneere, 39; Victoria
Timmerman, 26.
Julius Vorpoort.. 46; Rachel Dejonck
kere, 26.
ALBANY. N. Y.—The state hospital
commission reports that New York
sired over a million dollars In a y ear
by deporting 3.99 b defective persons
NEW YORK-Morris Schiller, £1
years old. has been engaged to do
detective work for the city at a salary
of 26 cents per day.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J—Just after
Classified T Cent
Rates J_a Word
Cash with order. ii charged. Ts a
Mnc.
No transient advertisement inserted
lor loom than 16c with cash; Ho if
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi
fications except Births. Cards of
Thanks. Obituaries. Moating NotlcuS
and all ajis prsct-Uiua Mels Help.
Births, Deaths. Caros of Thanks and
Meeting Notices—Minimum charge. 15c
for It words or less. Over SI words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals—Minimum charge. !6e; *os
f»*r line. (Counts six words to ths
Ins).
BIRTHS
CttKLM.
C. DeKam. 661 Krskine; M Bingay.
I.F KTlghteetith; C. Granger, 690
Kan; H. McVeigh. B*l Junction: U.
Uabie, Providence hospital; B. Hubert*,
686 Kitnhurst; H. Birger, *9 Moran; J.
Koonts. 11l McKlnstry; 11 unborn, 6*l
Parker; R. gtockdsle, 2*9 Glover: F.
Itutsel. 379 Defer; R. Weaver. Grace
UOMpUul; H Somerman, Grace hoepltal;
T Kvaria, Grace hospital; L>. Duggan.
>l7O Engle; A. Pll*sa» <OO LivernoTs; J.
Gaslor, 11* Hammond; S. Wajda, 10d3
Military; F. Bodor, 180 Norton; O. H«<s
sel, 13 Biddle: A. Korasek. 106 Will
iams; J. Ulrhauski, House of Provi
dence; T. Adninislk. I* Thirly-eeoond,
D. Vetroni, 161 Ht. Joseph; J. Koerbsr,
1689 Uom-ord: M. Waaynieo, Ml 81. Au
bin.
BOYS
A. Mltkoskl, 931 Chens; G. Chandler,
63 Sixteenth: K. IMckard. 193 Brsublen;
P\ Burghardt. 6*l Ahtoine; O. Miller,
2*l Crawford; M. Droutlard, 106 Caha
lan; V. Powers. 676 Putnam: -J. Mar
riart, 110 Newton; L. Kwlatknwskl, 91
Newton; O. Garbach, 81 Preston: P
Loach, 698 Heyburn; F Lainblln. 304
Monroe; W. Gage. 1191 Orand-blvd.: N
Javnoaugh. 216 Palllster: K. Rubak. 28f
Garfield; H. Brown, 193 Eighteenth; A.
Wilson, 666 Artillery; L. Meldrum. 1500
Holcomb: M. Harris. *36 Besuhten; J.
Ptjanowskl, 101 Hammond; A. Kkrsy
pek. 176 Norton; O. Cxlecke, 908 Mel
drum; E. Folkenan. 624 Hendrie; E. Gil.
its. *73 Brslnsrd: A. Buettmer. 163
Wreford; B. Smith. House of Provi
dence: M. Iwankowitx. 40 Boone; J.
Ortr.weln, 52* Parker: N. Hollander. *3f.
Antletam; M. Werngardan. 2*o Ade
laide; J. O. Hourke. 36 Wing.
!>EATHB
William Ferrington. 810 Brush, 56
years, myocarditis; Paul Paoxkowskf.
Herman Kiefer hospital. 30 years acar
let fever; Mary Martin, 679 Holcomb,
<6 years, mitral Insufficiency; Nina Au
reneteln, 225 Krskine. 67 years, chronic
nephritis; Anthony Raby, 604 Warren.
71 years, chronic abscesses: Pamella
McPherson. 601 Hudson, 91 years, aen
ectus; Theresa Smakulskl. 5.10 Willie
2 years, broncho pneumonia; Jacob
Henkel, 610 Sheridan. 70 years, mitral
heart disease; Marla Gerber. 97 Pe
louse. 79 years, senectus; Virginia Wa
goe, Harper hospital. 6* years, scspttc
meningitis; Rosetta Busley, 362 Con
gress. II years, pulmonary tuberculo
sis; Silvan Weln*. Grace hospital. •
(ears, hit by auto; Joseph Osebold. 1*66
orest, 76 years, senility: Anna Belsyt,
931 Medbury. 2* ysar*. septic endocar
ditis; Lawrcne# Wsldemann. 25 Rath
bone. * years, scute nephritis; Mary
Keen, 65 Chop*, *2 years, dilatation of
heart: Florenca Brenton. 121 Alsxan
drlne, 55 years, diabetic corns; Adolph
Bsesecka. 200 East Grand-blvd., 62
years, carbolic acid
VVVHTV
DUMONT—Nov. 2D, suddenly, Georgs
Dumont, at his residence, 2419 Jeffer
son-sve. east, beloved husband of
Jessie Dumont, and lFother of Mrs.
W M Parrish and airs. Peter E.
Park, nnd father of Marcelllne. Fun
eral Thursday 2 p. m. from residence.
FISHER —Nov. 36. at resldenc*. 2* Col*
llngwood-ave.. Elisabeth C., beloved
mother of Rev. Edwin A., Eugene J.,
May C.. Elisabeth V . Maurice A. and
the late Agnes R. Fisher. Funeral
Friday at !:IA. and at Church of Most
Rio**ed Sacrament at > i. m. Kindly
omit flowers.
GAULT —Nov. 26, 1912. Emma Jane, be
loved daughter of Jane and the late
Jbhn B. Gault and stater of John P. .
.leans, and Gladys Gault. Funeral
from family residence. 282 Four
teenth-ave. Notice of time later.
McGUIRE—Nov. 26. Catherine, beloved
mother of Frank McGuire. Funeral
Thursday 1:46 a. m. from Henry J.
Hastings funeral parlors, and 9
o’clock St. Vincent’s church.
McROBERTS—At the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Gsorge Glefke. In
Troy, Monday, Nov. 26, Mrs. Wm.
Mcßobsrts. aged 63. Funeral Fri
day at 1 o’clock. Interment Crooks*
cemetery.
HELP WANTED—MALI.
ATTENTION
Mechanics & Tradesmen
To first-class mechanics of all
trades the Employers’ Associa
tion of Detroit offers the bene
fit of its centrally located
EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT
39 CLIFFORD ST.
between Bagley Ave. and Park
Place. Hundreds of skilled!
men are each week directed to
positions for which they are
qualified. If you are unem
ployed call and have a personal
interview.
NO FEE CHARGED
BRICKLAYERS wanted at corner of
Brush and Farnsworth at ones.
WANTED —Boys, 14 and 15
years old, to carry routes) sal
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept., The Detroit
times.
MECHANICS. MACHINISTS, laborers,
handymen, farm hands.
WR PIJtCK YOU AT ONCE
CENTRAL II Griswold. Main SlOo
WANTED- BxpstitDoM frolght rlerks.
Personal application. Must give ref
erences. Good salaries. Apply K
Elliott, Crawford House, Windsor,
Ont.
HKI.P WASTED—FEMALE.
GIRLS between jo and 30 years
of age; good wages to begin
ners and splendid chances for
Promotion. PARKE, DAVIS
ft CO.
J«b - Prlstlsi Doae Right. Times
Printing IR John R.-st.
warning her 19-year-old son against
l. a ll < 1 mn<' a••;»! ons, Mrs. Mgr**-.
Comers picked up a revolver and ac
cidentally shot the hoy. He mgy die.
BALTIMORE, Md—Ruth K Sykes,
IS, and Just married, said a couple
could live comfortably on sl2 per
week, if the wife is saving. A bride
of three months and same age. agreed
•with bar.
•- melt WAirmp —wcmaie.
WANTED AT ONCE
40 GIRLS
and Young Women
local and lomo^dibtance OPER
ATOR*
SPECIAL INDITCKM ENTS TO EX
PERIENCED OPERATORS.
WE PAV OUR EMPLOYER WHILE
THEY AIIK LEARNING.
WK PROVIDE REST AND REC
REATJON ROOMS OOXILY AND
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED. FOR
THE Orr-DITTY HOURS.
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED RESTAURANT AT LESS
THAN COST,
W'K PAY A SCALE Or WAQEH
THAT IT WILL PAY YOU TO IN
VEST IO AT K.
WE HAVE OVER 100 SUPER
VISORY POSITIONS INTO
OUR CAPABLE GIRI.H ARE PRO
MOTED
The Michigan State Telephone
Company,
WASH I NOTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY FOURTH FLOOR.
YOUNG WOMEN
TO PACK PICKLES IN
i GLASS BOTTLES.
Good Wage*. Fine Factory,
Pleasant Work. _—.
You can easily Darn
THE WILLIAMS BROS. CO.
DETROIT.
Grand River & Humboldt,
Williams Square.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
LET ANDREWS' HIKED MAN THKK
t MOST AT tend your heatur for lif*.
! Installed SO ou trial. A. Smith,
318 Twenty-flfth-at. Phone Waat
* 2141-W
FOR SAI.W—MIMCBLI.ANBOUI.
A.A. —Typewriter*. sto to S3O
i Smith. Rum.. Underwood, Royal.
Weekly |l. rent II
Catalog Free.
DETROIT TYPEWRITER CO.,
180-112 Jefferaon. near Wood. Elevator.
CHICK BRING PIANO— H6O atyle, fancy
burl walnut caae, 3 pedals, full 7 1-3
octaves, new hammers, re-strung,
perfect condition, good as new. Thja
week only 1271. Write or call at
once. ORINNELL BROS., 246 Wood
ward.
BILLIARD and Pockat BUPard Tailet
with tha only ganulne Monarch oush
lona, new and remodaled at moderate
prleea and aaay terms; also supplies
and rapairing. Brunswlck-Balka-Col
lender Cos., of Michigan. IN Ran
dolph-st.
RAYMOND ORGAN—PIano caae. wal
nut, full 7 1-3 octaves, 8 pedals, knee
swella. Very fine instrument, excel
lent condition. Regulur $126 Instru
ment for only S3B. Come quickly.
Pay 50c weekly. ORINNELL BROS..
246 Woodward.
EDISON RECORDS^
18c Edison Amberol Wax Records, now
llc-35c. 2-m'nute Edison Wax Rec
ords. 21c; Immense assortment; great
opportunity to add to your record li
bra ryr~ ORINNELL BROS’, 246
Woodward.
FAMOUS VORL PlANO—Large 14 25
style, mahogany caae. modern m
every detail, brass trimmings, shows
very little use. Now only |3tt.
GHINNELL PROS.. 246 Woodward. <
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tablaa. new and Second-hand. Gao.
Marsh Cos.. I Furmer-st, E 7 terms.
VIOLIN—One Francis full alee,
two-piece back of beautiful flamed
curly maple, full ebony trimmed, ex
ceptionally well developed tone.
Former price S?R. Our price this
week, special 124. A fine black
leather plush-lined caae goea with
this outfit. Small payments. GRIN
NELL BROS.’ Branch. 67 Monroe.
WANTED —Cor. Michigan and Fourth,
to furnish rooms complete; $1 weak.
Sumner C*».
TO RENT—ROOMS.
X *TOP AT THR w
m franklin house
jj On East Larned-at.. just
Atßy. Jf a stau from Woodward
and Jefferaon-avea It*
dJiJBW tra fine rooms. 60c. 76c
31. 31 50 per day. FUia
meals, 36c. -Special retea
by the week,
fa. H. JAMES * SON.
EXPRESSING, Main i^
ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complate
|1 waekly. Sumner Cos.. Mich, and Ilk.
TO RENT— BO 17SRS.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE Mr'.UUV ML DO
TO WBNT—PIANOa.
PIANOS—Beat makes, grestsst assort
ment; year's rant allowad en pur
chase ORINNELL ROB.. 946 Wood
ward.
TO RE NT-FLAT*/
FOR RRNTi— Four flne duplex flats
Juat completed; nothing bet tar In the
city: flne light and location, larga
rooms, outalde sleeping porch and
large yard. 161-8-6-7 lllgnland-sve,
GEORGE F. W. REID, 814 Ford bldg.,
phones, Main 20 and Main 4628.
MODERN FI.AT. second floor, 286 Van
Dyke-kre. Apply Louia Schmled. I*l
Hey burn-ave.
oimctairs.
dleesci furnished
Repairing neatly
VAN VLIET Opto ‘ n ;r , Cio l .^
886 Wodd ward-Ave. Main 4211
•TORAUR AND CARTA6A
ACME STORAGE, mammoth warehouse,
storage, moving Main 899. 41 Gilman
ROEHL BROS.. Storage and Cartaga
Offlca. 487 Beauiden-at. R. 128; C. 918
RIVERSIDE Storage and Cavtago Co—
s and Non-flreproof storage
M Bd6 Moving and packing. City 807
SCHKHR CARTAGE CO.—Trucks and
wagon* to lia*| by the hour, day
or year, with responsible drivers
Telephone Main 3013. Cltv 1281-X.
106 Catherlne-st.
WAYNF. COUNTY MOVING and STOR.
AOE CO. —Furnltura stored In com
pnrtnrnta; large vans Main 1663:
City 6074.
rm i.TRI AND PET RTOCK
FERRETS FERRETS
I Guaranteed thoroughly broken for
rabldt arid rat hunting, for sale or
rent. Edwards' Bird Store. 129 Mich-
I ' igan-ave.. Detroit
I-. ./ -i -
WA NTRD— MISCRLi-AAIAOL’g.
| HIG2IKHT prices paid furniture, stoves.
I earpete. Lapham. 898 Qrat Cherry 40?
' OLD feather beds wanted. Jewel Feath
| ©r Mattraee Cos . 86* Mich Cherry 4470
">fc Prtetlog Dee* Right. Tteeea
I~>haling Cos, if J*ha A-*t. . \
LET ME BUY YOU A
HOME
Nath* vour price, what cash and
monthly Installments you can H 7.
and l will find you a bargain Tn any
local It v. owner will pay my eom
ml salon
LET ME SELL YOUR
PROPERTY
If you can give my ollenta honest vatu#
for their money I can sell your
property.
WILBUR B. GILBERT,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
1»24 Majestic Bldg M 1818; Gd. B*l7.
641 CAMERON AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY
New 2-*tory frame just com
pleted, 6 room* with cellar,
bath, electric light*. Term*
$2,400 —$250 cash and balance
easy.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
|M. 6406. City 6406.
HIGHLAND PARK
BARGAINS
Grand-ava. east—Beautiful t-room, 36-
it, lot; hot-air furnace, new and
strictly modem; must t>e seen to be
appreciated. Price 14.300; |MQ down,
balance as rent.
IN mdemere-ave., strictly new and
modern home, with all conveniences,
hot-air heat, 36-ft. lot, all ready for
occupancy. Price 84.600. |6oo down,
balance easy.
John E. Brennan & Cos.,
FOR $250
You ran secure a cosy new bungalow
on St. Jean-nve. Modem; six rooms.
All decorated. Large living room.
Oak floors. Electric, collar. Balanoa
00 very easy terms. Call Hickory
464, Or Crest 124.
$4,250
OH, YOU SNAP HUNTER!
Here It la: Two-family brick veneer.
One block off Jefferson In Falrvlew
six rooms and hath each. Hardwood
finish. Electric lights. Full base
ment. Fine barn. Rents |640 par
year. Will tske good lot and 81,260
cash first payment.
GRATIOT AVE. STORES
80-ft. frontage with four good brick
stores and flats; modern, new and
v eil rented, near McClellan-ave. if
sold this week will take 110.600 with
a first payment of 83.000.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY * CO..
84 GrUwold-st.
City 316. Main 2826.
DON'T FAIL
To Investigate the few new bungalows
and square houaca I have on beauti
ful Dlckerson-sve., which must be
sold at once. You can have a home
for B*oo to 8600. balanoa as rant;
modern throughout. Full basement:
furnace, laundry, ate. Restricted
street. Good location. Call Hickory
ava.
r CORNER SNAP COTTAGE
In good shape; still room for flat lor
store. Must sell. Hurry. Itinls.
Walnut 459, Main 249.
Double House, nor. Elmwood,
$1,850
Easy terms or exchange for vacant.
lK,uhle house, near Joa. Catnpau, 32,-
360. Double house, near Kerchaval.
22.900 * *
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE
$2.300 —$230 Cash
New 7-room house, hardwood
floors, electric lights, cellar and
bath. You should see it, also
one at $2,200/
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6406. City 6406.
One to two chicken farms.
Stop 13 Royal Oak.
EYSTER & HOWARTH,
507 Majestic Bldg,
w . ■
Flat nr. Trumbull, $3,850
Flat. Helden. steam heat, 24.000.
Double house near Grand River, 28,-
260. .
EBERT. 309 Majfstic Bldg.
Pennsylvania, nr. Mack. SI,BOO
T rooms and cellar. A snap. Sixth,
near Alexandrine; nloe cottage in
fine condition; easy terms; 21.975.
Near Trumbull and Begg, 7 rooms,
82.100.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
84,680- DOWN-TOWN; 11 rooms, best
rooming location, steam heat, bath,
electrlo lights, payments like rant.
SS4 Elisabeth-St. west; open Thanks
giving day.
Land Contracts Bought
Liberal loans on roal estate, will pay
cash for realty equities, second mort
gage loans on real aetata Realty
exchanges a specialty.
- EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
LO9T AMP roum - '
FOUND —Two keys sad key ring; near
city hall. Owner coll at cashiers
©tics Detroit Times Ca
LOST —Probably between Orand Rtv
tr-avf add 9tate-at.. on west side of
Woodward-ave.. s blank hand bag.
containing check book on Oommarcal
Bank of Port Huron; also two bank
books and other papers; also a blue
leather pocketbook containing sum
of money. Reward will be paid for
return Intact to Fred’k Htockwell,
787 Csss-eve., or Kdsou. Moore A Cos.,
Jefferson-avs. »
LOST— Sunday. In vicinity of Ht. Mary's
~ school hall, on Sherman car or Knxt
blvd., a gold-engraved brooch about
U inches long; valued as ksepaaka
Kindly return to 629 Helen. Reward.
L«)HT —Pair of glasses wltk Initials “If.
S." on case, on North Woodward dis
trict. Please return to 181 Harmon
or phone Hemlock 1861-R. Reward.
A - - -
LOST —Between tha Pontchartraln and
Pelmer-ava., pointed fox fur boa
binder please return to 1625 Ford
bldg, and receive reward.
LOST —Person who found small mink
muff with black lining In Hudson's
©tore Saturday please return to 77*
Grand Rlver-ave. Reward,
UlmiW I —Sunday tan-colored, fur-lined
gauntlet. Dili Under return to 13.**
I’ommunwpatth and receive reward’
LOBT —Fox terrier, short tall; strayed
from 22 Philadelphia cast Sunday af
ternoon Merts, Main 4108..
Universal Joint, on F«»rt or
Thlrd-at*.; reward. Collins, 22 l.a
fayette-blvd.
MONEY TS B*o AN.
MONEY FOR SALARIED
PEOPLE
and others, upon their own names.
asraswafisrasi ss»l
178 Shelhy-M.
MONEY TO LOAN
fa amounts from 21.888 to 8188.888, at
1%. 114% and 8« secured by inert-
Rags on Improved city real>#•«♦*•
n commission charged DETROIT
TRUgT GO. Papobecot Bldg
OONPTRUOTI O N LOAN
amounts. J. F. Weber. 884 OrmDat
A /
Page Nine
69 At HUH. located 18 klHan ti*m tha
city half; good clgy MF N|i gotm
orchard with plenty M fruit. 60 lUtl I **
of plow land. I-room houea. Well **«*
cistsrn. farm tttad^drainoa^aad^iia
88 a eras, near Utica, on Rochaater car
line, clay loaaa soil. 9 acres of trm
bar, 8 acres of orchard, 87 acres w
plow land. 3 frame houesa. one with
T rooms and one with 8 tnotef, *
walla. 2 cellars and two clstarna.
large barn with gambrel roof, all
neceaaary outbuildings, 4 acres of
grapes. 4 scree of raepberfiee. 9 acres
of strawberries, possession any time
sfter Dec. 1, lilt. Prtca 919,888.
188 acres, located near Saline in Wash
tenaw county, S-room house and 6-
room house, large barn, all plewland.
stock and toots Included, consisting
of 4 horses, 3 milk 9 sows. aU
tools and ImpltmtnU for working
such farm. There la a uraek run
ning across Lbs farm and- water Id
splendid.. Pries 863 p©r acre—a bar
gain.
THE FLSKEt-*KINNRY CO v
“Firm Headquarters, \ * •
151D Ford Bldg.
——— - —.. m* » -»*- «■ . . 1 1
■-0 ACRES. 18 rnllaa from dt) hall, nsir
Dearborn; 8-room house. go<*B cellar,
barn and poultry houewr tmtffb timber
and trim. 92.800.
40 acres, 20 miles from DsUoU, near
stone road, 8-room horuae, barn, out
buildings, stin k and tools. 83.808.
20 acres. near Warren; clay loam, r 9i
ning water; large- born and poultry
houaca. 1 horsey ghick»n*
aU tools, 36 bushels oats. 14 tans bay.
etc.; 88.860. Exchange.
I have a Urge list of farms-for aeie
and exchange. See me before you
buy. One to two acre chleken farms.
Stop No. 13 Royal Oak.
Eyster. The Farm Man. 687 Majestic
Bldg Os flee. Main 8971: resident*.
Hemlock H2O-R.
FLORIDA "
j 19-acre lots, near Khore-et.. Georg-*
Hound Fishing 'and boating ssf\
gardening profitable; 8309 per let
Easy monthly payments. Cheap an*!
comfortable way to spend your win
ters.
C. S. BEADLE,
4 McGraw Bldg
FOR SALK cheap, on contract, good
farm, near county road; only 82,089
Good town: two railroads. Address
Owner. 11 - Huron-st.. YpelUnD
Mich.
"" " ' *' m -
FOR SALE—VACANT LOTH,
BARGAINS
Htunsford, near t’obb. 60x104, 2600.
Warren, near gcottan. 48x120. 2K 5<)
Twenty-third, no. of Warren, 80x14*-.
8700.
Twenty-fifth, no. of Warren, 30x100.
2600.
Warren, near Twenty-eighth. 38‘i|X
126. 2700.
ELMER S. MOON & Cos.
Main 1041. 726 Ford Bldg.
Three acre lots, 8 miles. sr>oo
up; easy terms
Lots; everything but pavement In. for
1360; 260 cash and 26 par month.
Main 6624.
C. s. BEADLE,
4 McGraw Bldg.
$750 BUYS
Two lots near Conbord-sve., between
Gratiot and Packard factory.
$550 BUYS
Caplin-avo., lot, near Jefferson.
ELMER S. MOON & CO.
Main 1041. 726 Ford Bldg
Rusch, Nr. Jefferson Vac. Lot*
Will exchange 'for land contracts and
pay a cash difference.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg
FOR SALE—RUSIIIICSB PUCII.
FOR BALK—Hardware and implement
stock In small growing town ‘i» cen
tral Michigan: yearly builneaa about
816,000; Invoice 24.000; poor health
reason for selling. Address box it.
No. 801. ' V* ■
FOR BALB —Bakery and grocery In
good live manufacturing town; no
credit: no delivering; will sell cheap
for cash: fixtures. 11.400; groceries
will Invantory about |1.809. Write
for particulars. Town 2.000 popula
tion Q. H. Knight, Midland, Mich.
ORAND Cl HOUR PARK—2O rooms and
steam heat; rent 380; furnished swell.
Income 3270; 31.800; terms. Bargain.
Patrick Cos., 68 Home Bank. M. 3888.
HAVE A MEAT MARKET for sale;
will Inventory about 3880. C. 8.
Beadle, 4 McGraw Bldg. Main 6684.
e ■ 1 *
FOR SALK—ROOMING HOURS.
11-ROOM HOUSE, desirable location,
suitable for cither rooming or board
ing. Brings 1860 per month. Would
like to sell my eoulty on aecount of
lllheslth Box D, No. 48.
mtotaA
NOTICE—If any poor girl Is is trouble
DUFFT, 998 Fart-st. west. UolvaUaa
Army.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
Licensed by the Detroit Board of HskMk
PRIVATE maternity home for ladles
rgaWi fcffy* wixvruF
CITY OF DETROIT—OFFICE OF
THE CITY T&EA&U&tt.
. Nov. 27, 1912.
Notice la hereby given to All persona
interested that there have been filed in
thla office the following named assess
ment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS.
Roll No. 1171— For grading sad pav
ing allay running from tire east line of
Wltherell street to the west line of
John K. street; in block between
Elisabeth. Columbus, Wltherell and
John R. atreeta.
Roll No. 1176—For grading and pav
ing alley, being the alley first west
and parallel to Woodward avenue;
from the north lib* of Hproat street W
tae south line of BSgg street.
Roll No. 1177—For grading and pav*
tng alley, being the alley first east r>l
Rtopelle street, from the south line ol
Cxnfleld avenue, southerly to the soutt
line of east and west allay.
Roll No. 1178—For grading and pav.
tng Chippewa avenue, from the north
line of Gratiot avenue to the tout 1
curb line of Duneau atraet
Roll No. 1178 —For grading and par
ing Hale atreet. from the »eat line o
Dequtndre atreet to the west line ol
Mitchell avenue.
Roll No. 11X0—For grading and pav-
In* alley, running from the north curb
line of Ht. Paul avenue to the south
curb line of Kercheval avenua. In‘block
b.'tweAn East Grand boulevard and
Firld avenue.
Roll No. 1161—For grading and par*
~w .vnterloo street, from the east line
if*Cantoi eVegee to the west curb line
of ßon U No*ll??—For grading and pav
imr 1j» Halle avenue, from the north
r?irb line rtf Warren avenue to the
L,nth curb line of McGraw avenue.
Part l is due and payable wfthln 88
dav* from date of this notion. Parte 2.
* end 4 become due and payable In
nno two end three years, respectively,
from the date of thla not e#, together
with Inter* »t at the rate of 4 per oen|
from the datf of the confirmation of
3r». o L^ < r , ,L";s.^
w. * ~«
•h-.1l no. M MU **«
due. 6 per cent penalty and Jbtereet f »
the rate of T per cent from the data er
confirmation of tha naseaemewt Will be
added, ami the premises sssessed wdt
be advertised and set# as provided by
I if- * i .'7,'"

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