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BUILDERS REPORT
BUSINESS ABOVE
FALLAVERAGE
Actual Vqlume for Week
Dropped Off t-ii Account
of Holiday
MUCH NEW WORK;
AWARDS TOTAL FAIR
Several Factory Buildings In
cluded Among Contracts
Reported
The Builders and Trauers’ exchange
reporta building conditions fully up
to tbo standard for this tluie of the
year and in some directions exceeding
expectations, he holiday during tha
week caused the ac tual volume to drop
oil aomew’hat, but there ia a A xeat deal
of work in progress which is being
pushed to completion.. New work was
reported in ia.ni> than the average
volume during the week and the con
tracts awarded made .1 fair aggregate.
A number of set? of plana for new
work both In Detroit aud iu the stale
has been place 1 on file in the ex
change.
The principal awards for the week
are aa follows:
Moody Brother*. No. 36 Rowlaud
building, have been awarded the g;m
•fhl contract, far a brick plumbi ig
•hop for Otto A/Wurm A Cos., at
Adams ave. weal private plana; W. S.
Joy ft Cos., let (or Alex Groes >eck the
mason work (or bfs brick apartment
building on East Grand boulevard
near Brushst., to Janies J. Hickey;
Closser Brothers. No. 777 Fort-at,
have been awarded the contract lor
steam shovel excavating (or uuw buPd
-Inga (or Morgan ft Wright Cos., oa
Jeffe r son-ave.; Nettleton and Weaver
Ist for the Buperla Cigar Co* addi
tional contracts (6r their new brick
1 tactory building on Hendrle-s. , as fel
lows: Rooting and sheet metal. Howie
Roofing Cos.; electric, A. Greener;
plumbing and heating. C. H. Deane;
painting and glazing, Wlntenlch and
Curtis; Mildner and Eisen let (or the
Tivoli Brewing Cos., the mason work
for alteration and changes to stable
building on Bewick to Max Bartbrl
omale Bon ft Cos.; Pell mar md Ropes
Ist for Dr. E. VJerbetel, mason work
k for s brick 24-ape rtment building on
tbs corner of Fjreat-ave. and Chane
st, to Martin N. Burkheiset; John
Scott ft Cos., let for A. D. Foster. con
tracts for a fifth atory brick addition
to hla building at No. 66 Bagley-are.,
as follows: Mason, cut stone and ateel,
Max Bartholoimei Son ft Cos.; car
i*enter, plastering, rooting and aheet
, .netal and painting to SchmeidrSlamau
Ift Cos.; Richard H. Marr, architect, let
I for the Griswold Press the mason and
I oncrete work f>r their fireproof fee*
toryv building on Howard-au, near
Cassava, to Frost and Winchester;
H. Jerome Darling let (or Mrs. C. H,
Keck, contracts for three brick stores
md flats on Wocdward-av*., near Mar
ttn-pl., as follows: Mason, Piper aid
Demske; cut. stone, Batchelder and
Wasmund; carpenter. Batta and
Van Howe; plastering. H. J. Barbe-:
roofing and sheet metal. Howie Rou
ting Cos.; plumbing, B. OeNoene; heat
king, Wm. G. Miller; electric, Pioneer
j Electric Cos.; minting and glasinc,
,Wm. Deldrlch; Terra so. Art 'Mosaic
«ft Tfle Cos.: the Bchiewe Storage Cos.,
'No UflO Gratlot-ave., let contracts
Jfor a five-story brick and ateel ware*
Chouse building on Qratiot-ave., aa fol
tiows; Carpenter, Conrad Keller Co*
•roofing and aheet metal, Howie Roof*
[ing Cos.; plumbing, Bwarts Brothers;
s'lectrlcal. John D. Templeton Cos.
iw. E. DARDEN ADDED TO
» f HANNAN EXCHANGE FORCE
* Walter E. Darden who has been In
I the real eetate business for a number
(of y#ars 4n New York, Chicago, and
"other large cities has come to Detroit
pta take charge of the factory salep,
■ leasing, and site department for the
* Hannan Real Estate exchange. Mr.
JDarden had several years’ experience
ftln the life insurance business before
igolng Into the real estate Held and
I * as state agent for the Massachusetts
# Mutual Insurance Cos. for Illinois, out*
stride* of Cook county.
and Mr. Darden reports two leases of
factory property In Detroit which
share Just been closed. Tbe Morgau
nft Wright Manufacturing Cos. has
jfleased the four-story brick factory
(building at Nos. 118-115 Fort-st. east
psrom George E. Buchanan. The bund
ling baa a frogtage of 40 feet on Fort-
Jit, and a depth of 140 feet. It con
[ttalna 28,000 square feet. The lease
■runs for two years, and the annual
(rental amounts to 17,500. The bulld
plng will be used for increasing tbe
of the Morgan A Wright
uplant, in Detroit.
" The Pearl Machine Cos., which Tnan
lif act urea motorboat specialties has
3 aken a three-year lease on a brick fac
tory building on Montcalm-st., near
Jlohn R.-st. The lease calls for a ren
ptal of $1,250 per year,
c -w,
< tl lUHKU PERMITS,
a Jab. a. Coulson. 127 Roaedale-ot.. IV
*etory frame dwell., llillili
*la*s S. shingle root, lot 7. W. a. KBKIJ
*»et. Keeeheval and Jefferson, 51.502. -
\ Dr. John Blake. >O4 Hlllier. 2-story
ren. store and dwell.. 42*20x20.
* ype J. classes I and t. gravel roof, lets
s s. Ker»-heval bet. Bt. Jean and
a Blbert; owner, Dr. John Blake, SLOW,
s Qso Westbrook. 202 Hnlth. two 8-
k itory brick ven dwell. SfxPOstS, type
Si, class I, gravel roof, lots 404-5-2, w. s.
r Montclair bet. Clty-ats. and Oosthe.
e* 1 Frank F,. Hill. Oas Office bldg.. 2-
4*tory brick ran. dwell.. 121x22*20, tyf»e
. 1, class 2, graval roof, pt. lota 24-22. a.
ri. Clalrmont bet. Third and Hamilton.
I >wrier, <!, W. Wstick. Grand River or.
m Washington, f 12.202.
8 Nc ttlaton A Weaver, 1428 P*npl»scAt.
I J-storv brick warehouse. 41x112x22.
( vpe 4, class 1, gravel roof, pt, out lot
Jli; n. a. Gratiot bet. f*t. Joseph an I
t Moran: owner Hneuren and Motk, TWO
y Iratolt," $* 8 0,) ... .. , .
■ Robert Kapbal. 442 Maple, two ••
r> ’lory frame dwell., 11*41*11. I/P* •»
N -las* I. shingle roof, lots 11-12. n. a
i lander bet Mt Elliott and Ell or?:
i toner. Mrs.i- Bertha Menhlnger. 712
i *bsrldan. 87.222. ...
i TV. *. Zell*. 142 Drsxal. two Hi -story
R frame dwells,. J2x2«xl2. type ft, class
l I. shingle roof, lots 127-122. w. s. Lake
■ /lew bet Jefferson and Kercheval;
ftwner, Qm P. Wallss. Van Dyke nr.
r <errhev»U |f,6o^.
fc It Laphan. Il» Baker. 2-story frame
I tarn. MxSSxtt. type ». rlaaa 1. com#,
i oof. pL lot IS. 14t Baker; owner, Mrs.
mk. Lap ha n, |I6S. '
Geo. oleagawovkt. 1W Hammond, Hj.
kßory frame dwell. 24x22x14, type ft,
Idas* 2. shingle roof, lot 20, w a MID
lMr> D**t Anspacli and Leavitt. $1,786.
H. WoUtl, 171 Renton, J-story brick
van. dwell 34x101x2u, type 6. olaaa 2.
gravel ri»«f, lot 6, a a Kirby bet. Hast
ings a lid Rivard. owner, E. Kroll. 266
Farnsworth. $5,000
. W. D. Ilealy. 223 Med bury, 3-story
frame dwell., 50*62x36, type J. class J,
• hliittle roof, iota Si-6, w. m. Second bet.
Gladstone and lilain*. $3,600.
11. W Hr h warts, 496 I>U. 2-story
frame dwell.. 22x)ix!8 a type ft, class JJ,
shingle root, lot 341. w. ». Garland bet.
Waterloo and Charlevoix: owner, !•’
Kederaplel, Porter and xMorreli, f1,6#6.
Munson. Campbell <!•,, 163 Wi-non*
ave., 1-story frame shed, UixlltW,
type ft, class 1, comp, roof, lots 193-4-
• 6*tl, e. a Wesson bet. Commercial and
Leavitt. $760
I Edmund M latent. 100 Louis, 2-story
j frame dwell,, 24x54x11, type ft, rlaaa 3,
shingle roof, lot 7, s. a. Louis bst. Bel
i vldere and McClellan, $2,400.
Frank Htrlb, Jr., 1416 McClellan, 1-
• atory fmtne dwell., 24x24x10, type 6,
1 class 3, ahinsrle roof, lot 47. w. s. Mc-
Clellan bet. Harper and Gratiot, SI,OOO.
John Lurline.. lltO I>U. 1 -atory frame
> dwell., 20x20x1, type ft. elasa 3. shingle
, roof, lot 00. a. a. 'Mprlngwells, bet.
Belle atul DU. S3OO.
Seybour /ft Troeater. Breltmeyer
bldg.. 1-atory frame dwell., 22x34x10,
type ft, class 3. shingle roof, lot 121,
e. a. Gladwin bet. Charlevoix and
Goethe. $1,260.
Hame. two l-stury frame dwells., 22x
! 34x10, type 5. rlaas 3, ahlngl* roof, Inti
14-15, e. x. Ml. Jean bet. Charlevoix and
Goethe, $2,000.
H. Ilanaen. 37* Hecla, 2-atory frame
•dwell., 24x21x13, type 6. class 3. shingle
roof, lot 11. w. s. Avery bet. Milwaukee
uiul Marquette, $l,lOO.
Mnry Wilton. 3*l Hart, 1-story
Frame dwell., 24x40x12. type ft, clnaa V,
shingle roof, lot 97, 351 Hart, SI,OOO.
John C. Lopwan. 152 E. Canfield. 1-
sttry frame dwell., 34x24x9,. type ft,
tins* 3, shingle roof, lot 94, e. a Bel
vid ere. bet. Canfield and Forest. S3OO
- A. Reeding A Cos., 930 Townsend.
144-story frame dwelling,, 24x41x10.
type ft, class 3, shingle roof, lot 131,
e. g Cadillac, bet Mack and Sylvester;
owner, Wm. Kaedlng, $1,400.
Norman It. Feldman, Breltineyer
bldg., 2-atory brlyk dwell.. 30x49x18.
type 4, class 3, tile roof, lot 14. w. 8.
Grand-blvd.. bet. McGraw and Warren;
owner, August Freda. $4,900.
W. L Brown. &1 Waverlv. H. P., 2-
stcry brick store and dwell., 30x40x22.
type 4, clnaa 1 and 2 gravel roof, lota
t. 10 and 11. e. a. Oakland, bet. Ml.
Vernon and Margton, $5,000.
Alex. .Pyde. 47 Hobna, 2-story brick
alore and dwell., $144*44x20. type 4.
clnaa 1 and ». grgval roof, lot -9, u. *•
Jefferson, bet. T’hWllps and Hltchlngs;
owner, Frank Brinkman. Hurlbut. near
Kercheval, $6,000
Edwin Banders. 44 Burlingame, 1-
story concrete garage, 14x23x10, type 4,
class 1 comp, roof lot 4, n. a. Bur
lingame, bet. Second at»d Woodward.
S2OO.
Cadillac Motor Car Cos., Caaa and
Amsterdam, 1-xtory ateel storage shed
13x13x10. type $. class 1, comp, and
Iron roof, o 1. 114. w. a. Casa. bet. R
R. and Amsterdam, SIBO.
Victor A Llphltx, 296 Tkeodore, 2-
atory brick ven. dwtll., 46 x 6444 * 2°.
type 6. class 2, gravel roof, part lota
2 and 8. a. a. Ferry, let. Antoine and
Huntings; owner, Michigan Realty A
Construction Cos., 342 Orleans, $5,600
August Mellon. 1414 Hcotten, 2-atory
frame dwell., 34x26x11, type ft. class 2,
shingle roof, lot ft 4, e. a. Scotten, bet.
Horatio and Herbert; owner, F. Krohm,
1434 Hcotten, s£.loo.
Leon Van Pimm, 249 LcMay, 2-story
brick ven. dwell., 24>:30x11, type ft.
class 2. shingle roof, part lots 614 and
51st, e. a. Montclair, bet. Charlevoix
and Waterloo. $1.97*.
D. Dllworth, 1221 Eait-blvd., 1-storv
brick garage, 16x20x12, type 4. class 1.
slate roof, pari p. c. 671, 1221 Boule
vard, S4OO.
A. Barron, 234 A nil F >r> tw T 2-" tor 7
frame dwells.. 14x23x15. type 2.
shingle roof, lota 42 and 43, e. a. Hill
ger, bet. Edlle and Jefferson, $2,600.
Adolph Barron, l-atotv frame dwell.,
24x22x9. type ft, ciaaa I, shingle roof,
lot S3, w. a. Lycaats, bet. Jefferson and
Kdlle, 91.600
Julius Btelter, 13 Navy. 144-alory
brick dwell., 24x34%12, type 6. class 3.
shingle roof, lot 1 )%. «. a. Navy. bet.
Mullane and Bprlngw*llivs2.oo6.
A. A. Rose Cos., Hatnmond bldg.. 2-
story frame dwell., 24x24x11. type 8.
ciaaa 3. shingle roof, lot 971, w. a.
Art Illary, bet. Cadet and Regular; own
er. Wm. Tates, Iff Artillery. $2,600.
Chas Doxtator. 7ss Cameron, 1-atory
open shelter shed, 24x24, type ft. class
1. comp. roof, part lot 30, e. .a. Wood
ward. bat. n. a. cor. and High; owner.
R. L. Francis. Fort and Wayne S7OO.
Matthew Grakes, 214 Gilbert. 144-
rtory frame dwell.. 24x2$xlf, type ft.
ciaaa 3. shingle roof, lot it, n. a. Mer
rick, hat. Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth; owner, Fred Dlx, 46 Twenty
ninth, $2,006.
K. Finn. Hun bldg.. 2-atory brick
stores, 1$ ft. t In.xj 10x24, type 4, class
1. gravel roof, lot 1, a. a. Woodward,
bet. Hancock and a a cor.; owner. H.
Pcherer, .East Jeffsraon, $26,000.
Hame 2-atory brick store and hall,
40x94x2ft, type 6, class 1, gravel roof,
lot 21. a. a Rlopalla, bst. cor. and Er
skia*; owner, Lombardi American club.
Eraklne and FGonelle, 49.000
Aftftttlssa
Gilbert L. Trombly, 6*7 Monro*, add
to 197 Jos. Campau. S6OO.
L. F. Hcheld. 20J Greenwood, add.
to 72ft Blxth, sllO.
E. Cubley, 69ft Falrvlew, add. to
same. S2OO.
Fuller Claplln. 21$ East Jefferson,
add. to 272 Michigan, $6,000.
M. Harris, ?2| Franklin, add. to
same, SIOO.
A. Burghardt, SO2 St. Antoine, add.
to same. 9200.
Geo. Morris, 972 Brush, add. to 661
Dragoon. SIBO. *
Vlncenao Palermo, 172 East Fort,
add. to same, $176.
WIFE FINDS HUSBAND
DEAD, AFTER THE BALL
FRANKLIN, Pa.. Nor. 80.—When
bis wife returned home from a dance
egrly today she found J&raea Mc-
Donald McCalmont. a prominent at
torney and a bi-other of David McCal
mont, former prohibition state chair
man, lying dead In tho parlor with a
bullet through his head and a revolver
by hla side.
The attorney had planned to ac
company hia wife to the dauce at (he
Nursery club. 2he lea, however, be
fore he wan dressed, but her husband
did not follow.
McCalmont was a non o( Samuel
McCalmont, Pittsburgh millionaire,
and waa executor and trusts of the
estate. Ouster proceedings bad been
entered by the dead man’s brother
and two sisters \o take the estate out
ot the attorneys hands. The case waa
to have come up Dec. 11 lt< the Al
legheny county courts.
WATROUB GETS HUPMO
BILE FROM LAKE BOTTOM
After a plunge Into 90 feet of water
and a fortnight’s stay at tbe bottom
of Lake Pontchartraln, New Orleans,
the brave little Hupmoblle *‘B2** that
made the run with the Olldden tourist
all the way from Detroit to New Or
leans. last month, waa lifted from Its
watery grave and towed by mules to
Good bee, La., from which point It was
shipped to Baton Rouge.
▲t Baton Rouge the car will again
take the trail, and, with Its owner,
H. L. Watrous, at the steering wheel,
begin the return to Detroit as planned
HOW POLICY CAN PUT
EXTRA VALUE IN CARS
“Manufacturers of motor cars who
concentrate on a few models and hare
but one ebaasia to build are the oner
who turn out the largest number of
cars and can offer the beat values,”
•ays R. P. Bishop, sales manager of
tbe Cutting Motor Car company, of
Jackson. Michigan. ’There are sim
ple and logical reasons for this fact.
It Is purely a matter of factory econ
omy and efficiency due to specialise
tloo.”
THE DETROIT.! TIMES: BATURDAV, NOVEMBER 80. 19X2.
MORE RETURNS ARE
GIVEN BY CANVASSERS
The county canvassing board has
finished its work on the county
ticket. Results iu addition to those
already announced are:
Circuit court comfnlealoners:
Nlcol. R.. 36.454; May, R.. 35.359;
Forler, D.. 22.4*9; Minovk, P.. 22.-
543; Smith. P., 24,2*3; Thompson.
P.. 24.510.
Coroners: Burgess, R„ 36,087:
Rothacher, R„ 36,160; Hoyt, D.,
22.002: Melody. D . 23.459; Baker.
P., 24.770; Hagen. P., 24.862.
Surveyor: Parker, R., 84,187;
Campau, D., 23,812; Wood, P., 25,-
333.
Road commlaaioner* Hines, R.,
38,219; Cicotte, D.. 23.037; Quinll
vsn, P., 24,072. ,
Road commlsaioner, to fill vacancy:
Butler, R., 35,990; Bouchard, D., 22,-
733; White, Socialist. fil2. The
heavy vote credited to White in the
.inofficial returns was a mistake.
There were no candidates for this
jfllce on the Progressive ticket, but
in numerous instances Whits was
credited with the straight Progres
sive votes.
Drain coihmissioner: Schroeder,
R.. 36,227; Schonfsld, D., 23,172;
(’lark, P.. 24,964.
The total, vota for governor was
89,476. This is nearly 10,000 higher
than the vote cast in 1908, which
was 79.802, the highest vota pre
viously cast. i
The county canvassing board will
have to work all day Sunday to com
plete its work.
WEBSTER WILL ASK
FOR 30 INDICTMENTS
There are 30 indictments to be ask
ed b> District Attorney Clyde 1
Webster when tins federal grand Jury
convenes in Detroit, Dec. 9, and 22 r>f
these cases are for violation or
Mann or white slave\ct. Five are for
illegal Importation and manufacture
of opium and others are for violation
of the postal laws.
District Attorney Webster, hla as
sistant, J. "Edward Bland; Judge Ar
thur J. Tuttle and District Clerk
Elmer W. Voorhels will all go to Hay
City, Monday, to work with the fed
eral grand Jury which lias been called
for the northern division of the east
ern district There are five cases to
come before the grand Jury there.
The civil suit against VI alter H.
Harsha, former district court clerk,
has been set for Dec. 16, by Judge
Clarence W. Sessions, of Grand
Rapids, who will preside. Charles F.
DeWoody, division superintendent of
the department of justice, will assist
the district attorney’* ■ office in the
Harsha case.
Man Held on White Blave Charge.
Thomas Longton, accused of violat
ing the Majin white slave act in bring
ing his sife, Mabel Colllnw Ixmgton,
lrom Buffalo to Detroit, wgs bound
over to the grand jury In 1,000 bail
after a hearing before United states
Commissioner Hurd, Saturday morn
ing. The woman testified that she
met most of the men with whom she
consorted in the Dresden case or the
Kaiserhof.
MARRIAGES
William Hsrbuth, 2ft; Louse Colloik,
Frank E. Wlsdman, II; Martha I.
Shears, 22.
Francs* H. Dars, 40, Detroit; Mary
E., Heaney. 31, Chicago, 111.
Paul C. Radiks. 33; Julia P. Brockl.
22. v
Edward E. Hsinuld. 24; Bsrnlce Ton
kin, 23.
Elmer Wilson, 60. Chicago, III; Keb.i
C. Kimball, 36, Detroit.
Wayne Whiteside, 2s; Flossie De-
Meyer, 17, '•*'
Julian Van Walleghaa, 27; Erma
Kggermont, 34. • L _
R. Samuel Taylor. 21. Detroit; Min
neth K. Rice, 19, Dearborn.
Fred Keleher, 30; Rose Collins. 30.
Louis Rushlow, 21. Wyandotte; Em
ma Cramer, 33, same. - ->
Mayor Freiberg, 1$; Anna Lxner, Xt.
Joseph Karpinskl, 21; Emms M ch
ton, 19.
Hyman M. Rlpsteln, 2s. Winnipeg;
Birdie Benjamin, 22, Detroit.
E. Louis Jacobs. 24, Now York;
Grace A. Blits, 11, Detroit.
Joseph E. Dolngman, 12. Detroit;
Bose DeMeyer, 24, Halfway.
SAUNDERS—Nov. SO. at 521 Fourth
a vs.. Lydia D. Saunders, beloved
mother of Alice Maunders. Detroit;
John TV., of Beulah. Mich.; Mre. Belle
8. Nalsh, Kansas City, Mo. Funeral
•Arvloes from residence Monday at
t:2O p. m. Interment at Ceresoo, Mick.
ARNOLD—Nov. 20, 1012, Frederick, age
74, relict of the late Olive, father of
Elmar, of Blue tfllde. Wash.; Alice
and Kva. of Detroit; entered into
rest at hie son-in-law’s residence. 01
l>onton-st.. Hamtramck. Funeral
from home Monday at 0 a. m. Ship
ment to iKngston, Mich., Caro papeta
please copy.
BAST—Nov. 21, Vincent C., son of Mary
and the late «'neper Baet. Funeral
Monday at 2:30 a. tn. from residence.
16ft Chestnut-st., and at 0 from 3S.
Peter and Paul’s church, Antoine aud
JcfTereon-ave.
BOHNOFF—Nov. 22. 1012, William J.,
uged 62, husband of Llssie, father of
U Ulle. Funeral from house, Jeffer
son and Roseville, Sunday, 2 p. m.
Services and Interment at Halfway.
CRANK—Nov. 22. 1212. Thomas, aged
72, at hla home 726 East Congress
si. Notice of funeral later.
Dll RAN BEAU—Nov. 22. at her home,
162 Engle-ave., Mary Ann, beloved
wife of Charles Duranheau, age 17
years Notice of funeral later.
BIQRNBCHINO—Nov. 22. George, age
22 years, beloved father of George
w*. Rlgenechlng, Detroit; John Doyle
and Mrs. Oeo. Webb, Flint, Mich.
Funeral from the residence t s his
•on. 1222 Wtllis-ave. east. Monday, at
2 a. m., to St. Elisabeth church at
1:12.
SCHERER—Died Nov 22. Thereaa
Scherer, beloved wife of August
Scherer and dear mother of Marlon,
daughter of Ignace Galland and the
late Genevieve Galland and sister of
Mm. J. A. Miller. Mrs. W. Forbes
and Wm. Galland, Steven Gallan.l
end Joseph Galland, age 24 years.
Funeral from residence. 1272 Park
er-ave., Monday, Dec. 3, at 2:20 a. m.
Burial at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
HOPPER—D»ed at family res denev.
7(7 East Fort-st., Ellen Dunn Hoo
per, beloved wife of John Hopper.
Funeral from residence Monday at I
a. m.. from Our Lady of Help church
at 2:20.
I,K VILLI —Nov. 27, suddenly. Joseph,
aged 40 years beloved husband of
Elisabeth Le Vllie. Funeral from
residence. 014 Bellevue-ave.. Monday
irornlng st 2:20, and to Our Lady t.f
Borrows church st 2:10. Members
of Wolverine Camp, A. I. U.
McOILLIV RA Y—Nov. 29. Catherine
age 74 years, beloved mother of Mrs
C’spt. Normen McGuire and Mrs. Mur
dock McLeod and D. J. MeQllltvray
of her daughter, 110 Milwaukee-avs*
of Winnipeg Services from res dence
west, Huftdnr. l>ee. 1.H6 p. m Inter
, m»nt Goderich. Out
offBERMAN —Theodore. Nov, 22, at his
residence, 224 Chestnut-st., beloved
husband of Annie Ossemtan. Bur
ial from residence Monday morning
at 7 o’claek and St. Joachim s church
at 7 10. Mt. Elliott cemetery.
iO’RKILLT—Nov. 22. 1212, at her resl-
I dence. 122 Nelson, Ellen O’Reilly be
loved widow nt the late Bernard
O'Reilly. Notice of fuaeral later.
DIED.
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KIMBLE—Nov. 20, at his reoitlencs, ••
isrk-st. Egbert E. Kimble, aged 37
reals. Funeral services at the rest
• dence of his parents Falrgrove-av#.,
Pontiac. Mich., Monday at 2 p. m.
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Ihdly call or write the Daisy JR
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CHIROPRACTIC DOCTORS make big
Incomes. Send $26 for a complete
course, 60 lessons In Chiropractic.
Including beautiful engraved diplo
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GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS Most
thorough preparation $6. Returned
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WANTED—Boys, 14 and 15
years old, to carry routes; sal
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept, The Detroit
Times.
$lO9 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu
facturer; steady work. 8. Scheffer,
752 Sherman-st . Chicago.
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WANTED AT ONCE
40 GIRLS
ind Young Women
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WE PAY OUR EMPLOYES WHILE
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THE OFF-DUTY HOURS.
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EQUIPPED RESTAURANT AT LESS
THAN COST.
WE PAY A SCALE OF WAGES
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VESTIGATE.
WE HAVE OVER 202 SUPER
VISORY ' POSITIONS INTO W***GH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARE PRO
MOTED.
The Michigin State Telephone
Company.
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY FOURTH FLOOR
FEMALE HELP wanted at the
Wayne County House, Eloise,
Mich.
Apply H. H. PREXZLAUER Secretary.
Municipal Court bldg., Detroit. Tele
phone Cherry 3657.
GIRLS between jo and 30 years
of age; good wages to begin
ners and splendid chances for
Promotion. PARKE, DAVIS
A CO.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
LET ANDREWS’ HIRED MAN THER
MOSTAT tend your heater for life.
Installed SO days on trial. A. Smith.
212 Twenty-flfth-et. Phone West
2141-W. ‘
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS —24 new patented specialties
(An profit. Send postal. Household
Supply Cos., 2722 vVabash-ave., suite
652. Chicago. 111.
W A NTSBD—S A LBS MEN.
SALESMEN 2100 to 1400 monthly eelT
Ing our lubricating oils, grease,
paints and specialties. I>o not he
satisfied; get our proposition. Salary
or commission. inland Oil W’orks
Cos., Cleveland, Ohio.
ROM SAL.lt—ttinrclLl. AN ROUS.
A.A.—Typewriters. $lO to SSO
Smith, 'Rem.. Underwood. Royal.
Weekly sl. rent SI.
Catalog Free.
DETROIT TYPEWRITER 00..
122-122 Jefferson, near Wood. Elevator.
LING’S LATEST LIST
of Piano. Bargains,
Mostly received in exchange ftn
player pianos.
Easy Terms—No Agents
Knabe upright, good tons 1118'
Krekauer upright, fins tone 224 ■>
Kurm upright, very poor ins
Schiller upright, beautiful. . .. .2244
Newby A Evans, flne.i |;>;o
Newby A Evans, upright. Ilka
new 2210
Behlller-Bachmann. like near.lU»o
Beautiful Packard, like new...,. 1276
Fine Milton, like new . »Jl<>
Tiffany Player riaao..,, 1 #ff
Boudoir Player Plano. »|lll
Many others of famous makes
Ling Plano House (the oldest I. King
I Building, 72 Library-nve.. opposite
Neweosst-Eadleatt O*
r<m »ju« —m»c<Lu?fou|. J
With tha only («ntt!at Monarah luit
lona, new and remodeled at anode rate
P> Icaa and easy terms; alee supplies
and repairing. Brunawlch-Baike-Col-
Under Cos., of Michigan IM Ran
dolph-st
EDISON REPORDS
fOe Edison Araberol Wax Records, now
St o-350. 2 r tn<nut#> Edison Wu Rec
ords, Immanir assortment; great
opportunity to add to your record li
brary. ORINNKDL BROS’, 34ft
Woodward.
FOR SADIS—-Attractive patent med'-
cine proposition. Eight distinctive
remedies and machinery for manu
facture. Must sell to close an es
tate. Hynovlta Medicine Cos.. Mm*.
Ohio.
FOR KXCHANOE—New flat! Terre
Haute, Ind.; two gcod farms. 140 and
2<>t acres; value $46,000 Want good
invoice merchandiee. Haaelrlgg A
Dadd. St S. Seventk-st.. Terre Haute,
Ind.
H-vAiIE DRUM—I4xIO, rosewood shall,
maple hoops, rope tightener, line calf,
skin heads, slightly used- Cost new
S2O Now $4.(0 takes It with pair of
rosewood sticks Remarkable bar-
Gain. QRINNBDL BROS.' Branch. I?
[on roe. v
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second hand (See.
Marsh Cos.. 9 Farmer-st. R Z terms.
STECK PlANO—Carved legs, full 7 1*
octaves, rosewood case, overstring.
This old rellsble make for only 907.
Pay weekly or monthly In email
amounts. ORINNWDD BROS., 14ft
Woodward.
TWO elegant automobile fur robes to
exchange for lot.
—. C. S. BEADLE
Main till. 4 MoOraw Bldg.
Mlch'gan and Fourty
to furnish rooms complete; |1 weak
Sumner Cos.
business OPPORTUNITIES.
MEN OF IDEAS can secure patents, or
Intereftt capital. Writs for Beta of
X rises and needed Inventions. Kan
olph A 00.. Patent Attorneye. Wash-
Ington, D. C.
sr hirrumrTxa SDaoriuA -
1 " 1 " I mrnm
THE
GREGORIAN
Fireproof and modern In every detail,
hlijh class and close to business can-
Automatlc Electric Elevator Sorvlso
day and night.
Unlurnlehcd apartments, contain two
rooms, kitchenette and bath and In
clude shades. Curtains. rollaway
sersens. bullt-ln bed with springs
and mattress, gas, electric light, prl.
vate telephone, hot water atwava
heat and carpeted halls. Elegantly
furnished apartments complete for
housekeeping, Including Ice and
maid’s service by the day, week or
month.
Open for Inspection every day and
evening.
Cor. Park and High Streets
Cherry 2430.
TO RENT—BUSINESS PLACES.
FACTORY space, 90x138, within
half mile circle—ground floor.
The Fiske-Kinney Company,
1510 Ford Bldg. ;
Main 831. 1
TO SENT—ROOMS.
STOP AT TUB
|u Af/k FRANKLIN HOUSE
4) On East Damed-st.. Just
OTj if a step from Woodward
and Jaffersoo-aves. Bx
tra line rooms, S9c. 76c.
sl. 91.69 per day. Fine
' \¥ih meals, fftc. Special rates
by tbe week,
ft. H. JAMES, A SON
ROOMS—Furniture for rooms complete.
91 weekly. Sumner Cos.. Mich, ana 4th.
TO EENT—BOUSEk.
HANNAN RENTAL AGEN'tY
ONE McdDVW H!.l>U
TO BENT-FLAT*.
A CORNER 4-famlly flat, newly dec
orated, electric showers, hurdwoo-1
floors, five rooms and bath. 11l Du
bois, one block from Jefferson. Open
this week. North 2114-J.
C»-— -■ ■■ - ■ ■ - -f
A. A.—NEW, modern, beautifully dec
orated flats; 6 rooms and bath, over
looking Qrand-blvd., one block Third
car line; rent from Dec. 16. Call
Vaughan. Cherry 2196 or (res.) Wal
nut 2696-J.
A MODERN flat, 3 rooms, furnished.
212 Brooklyn, $26 a month, Inqulro
16 Jones-st.
FLAT, bath, gae, stove*.
$lO. 700 Wllllanss-ave. W«t 1676-W.
BOULEVARD FLAT-—The Milton -
1922 West Grand -blv«l.. six rooms and
beth, separata furnace, S3O amonth.
Phone Main 277 or City 3222.
BEAUTIFULLY furnlahed flats. sio to
$46. 541 t# Woodward.
CHAMPLAIN, lots—ft rooms, toilet,
without bath, electric light; rent s2')
Inquire 514 Montclair.
COZY, modern, west elds Ohrns. 91
Orlewold. Main 2441.
FOR RENT —Four fine duplex flats
)uat completed; nothing better In the
city; flne light and location, large
rooms, outside sleeping porch uni
large yard, 151-4-5-7 1 (Ignland-ave
GEORGE F. W. REID. 414 Ford bldg,
phones, Main 20 and Main 4624.
MODERN FDAT. second floor. 244 Van
Dyks-avs. Arply Doul# Schmled, 4**
Seyburn-avs.
TO ICTT-PIAIVOI.
PIANOS FOR RENT
And rental applied toward purrh**# at
UNG PIANO HOUSE
71 Lfbrary-ave (Klngr Bldg).
rOVLT»r ASID ricr stock.
FERRETS FERRETS
Guaranteed thoroughly broken for
rabbit end rat hunting, for aale or
rent. Edward*' Bird Htore. 129 Mich'
Igan-av*., Detroit.
MO7BY TO t.O AW.
MONEY FOR SALARIED
PEOPLE
and othera. upon their own natnea.
rb«*p rata: eaay payments; oonflden
tlal. tTNfON CREDIT CO. rton IT.
179 flhelby-at
Land Contracts Bought
Liberal 1 oana on real estate: will pay
cash for realty equltle*. second m«r!-
Cape loans on real estate. Realty
exchange* n apetlnltr
F.BERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
RAILROAD liTt»r|f« hare been a
■ource' oi wealth to many of our
millionaire* Tou bar* an opportun
ity now to Inyeat In the etoeh of a
rery marltorloo* r, A ll i*li
the door of Detroit. Call Main MU
for an appointment and aak, for
GEORGE BEADLE.
r f»>ar«a T ’~*
. . pm 11 aMb w wai ah 4 ** - \**
FOE SALE—VACANT fttft. FOR SALE—VACANT LATA
ONLY A FEW LOTS LEFT
Out of t Total of 4*V> Lots in Wiidermere Park Subdivision.
This subdivision Has on ths north side of Wast Grand-blvd, last saat of
Grand Rlver-ava It has bean open a Utile ovnr two year* Three
*£• now paved or being paved and a hundred honser hate been
built That la certainly a record Dots bavs Incfsated in value a full
100 per cent In some Instances Yet w# atill have lots loft at
$375
each and will sail them for 93S down and monthly instalments of 93.
Prices Include Improvements. We confldently expect these lots to dou
ble In value In three years on account of the rapid building. No sec
tion of the city can show fastar growth.
There la three-minute car service on Jefferson cars. No smoko, noise or
dust from factories An Ideal home looatloa.
v e will build according to your own piano sad sail to you on easy tanas
Bee our representative, A. P. Mott, at our broach office, corner West Qraod
blvd. and Dexter-blvd.. avery afternoon. Phoaa Walnut SS4-J. or
C. W. HARRAH,
301 MAJESTIC BUILDING.
swwr JA jFssaS
Army.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
Licensed by the Detroit Board of Haalth
PRIVATE maternity home far lafliaa
Wa-TV. teas
STORAGE AND CARTAGE
ACME STORAGE, mammoth warehouse,
storage, moving. Main 499. 41 Gilman!
ROEHL BROfl.. gtorage and Cartage
Office, 437 Beaublen-st. P. 124; C. lit,
RIVERSIDE Storage and Cartage Cos
Fireproof and Non-flreproof storage.
M 404. Moving and packing. City 401
SCHEHR CARTAOE CO—Trucks and
wagons to be had by the hour, day
or year, with responsible drivers
Telephone Main 1048. City 1241 -X.
108 Cktherlne-st.
WAYNE COUNTY MOVING and SVOR.
AGE CO. —Furniture etcred Is m»-
partments; large vans. Main 3443;
City 4074.
—.—
want—hr ftirrftiilßjiEouk.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture, stoves,
carpets Laphatn. 818 Orat. Cherry 407
c '■ i .ii i i ,
ODD feather beds wanted. Jewel Feath
er Mattress Cos.. 319 Mich. Cherry 40T-J
— - -■ ■■ ■
LOST AND WOUND.
LOST—On Monday. Nov. 36. 1913 part
of automobile bumper, from Fire De
lartment Auto. Return or phone to
‘ire Department.
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE PROPHET*
709 Dickerson
Avenue
One-half block north of Jefferson; five
minutes’ walk from Chalmers. Hud
son, Continental Motor works; I
room house, full basement, furnace,
laundry, oak finish, electric lights,
go-t. 4 IM-4*4«mu. like3' terms open
very day. Sundays. 3 to 4. TaKb
Qrosse Point#) or limits car. 214#
Jefferson-avs *’gst. Hickory 789-W.
SILL & DRAPER
LEf ME Ht’Y YOU A
HOME
Name your price, what cash and
monthly installments you can pay,
and I will find you a bargain In any
locality. Owner will pay iny com
mission.
: LET ME SELL YOUR
PROPERTY - •
If you can give my clients honest valus
for their money I can sell your
property.
WILBUR B. GILBERT.
Rea! Estate, Doans and Insurance.
1520 Majestic Bldg M. 1490; Gd. 3417.
OBEX 3*':
641 CAMERON AVE.
New 6-rr»oni house, electric lights,
oak floors, cellar ami bath.
Price $2,400 —$250 cash ami
balance easy. You should see
it.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6406. City 6406.
503 BAKER
60-ft. front.'large h»u*e and barn; a
argain for tome one. Union Trim
Go.
Oak wood Village
Fort-st., near Rouge river, two-story
frame, eight rooms, four bedrooms
and large closets, electric light; full
basement. cement *1«1# walks; lot
Stoxus. Price 42,f.n0.
J. B. PAI)BERG.
412 Moffat Bldg.
Flat nr. Trumbull. $3,850
Flat. Held# n.‘ steam heat. $4,094.
Double house near Grand River, 43.-
2«C
EBERT, 30Q Majestic Bidg. j
s2.«<x3. MODERN
1-67 Holcomb, near Urutlof, 7 rooms
and bath, full ••••liar, furnace, tuba
large veranda. Easy terms and pay
ments. Open Sunday 2 to 4 p. m.
We Isa. 4t2 Whitney Bldg. Main 999.
7-family'"flat
One flne veneer, cne from Wood-!
ward-a vo.
New solid brick, 6 rooms. 2 bedrooms
and 2 bath* each, oak floors and fin
ish; tile floors In bathrooms; vacuum j
steam heat, stationary vacuum clean
er. Dot 46x42. Rents $5,070 per |
year. Price $36,000.
T. B. PADBERO
412 Moffat Bldg.
CHESTNUT anrfDEQUiNDRE
122 Chestnut; cheap for cash, t’nlon
Trust Cos.
-■ -■— ■ r 1 ■* -
Fourteenth Ave., Near Howard
Urge 10-room, furnahe. gas, bath,
basement, hardwood floors: lot 46x
lift. Would make t-famt!y flat with
little exp* use; $4,200.
ALEX. WATSON
104 HAMMOND BLDG.
ST. CLAIR. XE \ R~M ACK~
New 7-room frame, bath, electric
lilfhtfl, cellar. Price $2,300
$230 down arrd balance SlB per
month.
HOMER WARREN * CO., ,
Chamber of Commerce
; M. D4Q6. City 64***]
I Pennurlvaiiik. nr. Mack. s*£*>,
If rnomfl §|)<| 4 % #llAf- A snuiK j
near Aid*aiuirlna; nlcs
Ins condition, aasy terms; >6.
y M r Trunshull and Bagg. rooms,
EBERT, 3°<> Majrvttc
nibble Home, n.d Elmwood,
Iv - V
Kasr terms or exchange tor vxeanr.
K house, near Joa.
jfto Double house, essr Ksrehsm
EBERT, 109 Mk>**tic -Bldg. J-
L. >j i- . “ a aA-'ml ONe .«#*<mm 4 •**
. - » ss.i
2-flat BARGAIN
Nsar Jeff arson and HUlgar. —aota 9349
per year. Brick veneer, full hake 1
m«nt. baths, gas and electric ilghik
hardwood throughout, flne hern: a
bargain at 94.36A Will take lot %n4
caah aa flrat payment.
WARREN AVENUE
Near Brush, on the right/ side of tas
street. A good substantial house A
the right kind of neighborhood; a
good buy for speculation or for a
home; $990 down; price 93.31*. *
WATER WORKS PARK
H block from Jeffersoa; large up-to
date home on big lot; a real home
oargaln; 94.(04 for quick sale.
bungalow
A real live up-to-date and elaborately
designed bungalow; stucco finish.
Urge living room, full basement.
‘•“O‘L-y tub*, etc., modern
oatn, bedrooms on ground floor, alas
* Wo rooms finished upstairs, large
• .ouhU garage with electrlo lights,
u^L Pd on M| - south of
t#rJn k .’* T G .r* n T 1 ln on • w, l r
terms and the pries tS right.
„ . . DOWN .j
rew boms, ? rooms bath, gas
cellar, half block from McGiellan and
~b . ! T k from Mack car. Cal
niove right In.
MOXROE AVENUE
To close an estate we must sell a 1-
storv ep lld * ,rlck bouse and one 9-
•tory frame on .* 51-foot lot, half
mile circle. Price |6.sao
WINDER STREET
Ap^T<,Bt (, V’
* nd t°r ‘hree years,
for 9390 per rnenth, without any sx
for qulek •*»* $24,04*.
HAST INGS STREET STORES
A, ua*t'ni B *bova.on flne large corner,
' SfxlOl,. near Crosatown car. Double
** p * rmte furnaces, now leased
- 91.449 per year, and enough va
- cant alengntde to build several mor#
smrtStn You o "* ht *•
Lamhrecht. Kelly t* Company
84 Griswold St.
Wain site. citt Bis.
SEYBURN AVE. N.--838
North of Mack Ave., new house,
T bedrooms, bungalow
hardwood fltxirs and finish, fur
nace, bath, electric liffht; S3OO
down, $25 monthly. Worth SSOO
more than we ask. Must be
t sold before cold weather. Open
Sunday.
DOUBLE HOUSE 1
Noble-* t.. 18.290; a bargain'. Union
Trust Cos. • ♦ v
NIcA! 7-ROOM house on Twenty
-1( urth-at. tight near Went Warren
. r PrJee $2,200. Will take payment of
Vs£ft4 down ami balance same as rent*
ST AN DEI ELD
306 Hodges Bldg., Cherry 443.
m»i lilt ■". ..'ll ,I I '«■ II
for walk—rvmg.
:-a fine couxtryTSome
T Oni electric line. 12 miles Jrom dty
hall. PetrolL;. 40 acres of the very
beat clay loam soil. 4 acres of wood
lot. ' 4 acres of orchard. 4 acraa of
grapes. 4 acres of raspberries. 3
acres of at rs wherries, one 7-roora
house and one 5-mom house; cellar
well and cistern*; large gambrel roof
basement barn, corn crib, granary.
, bog house, poultry house, tool shed,
silo, making on Meal dairy and fruit
firm: price 112 000.
Wc have a larpc bat of fine
Farms, and would be pleased to
have von call or write for de
script \Ve know we have
what vou arc In••kinir for.
“FARM HEADQUARTERS*
THE FISK F-k !\\ KY CO**
1510 FORD BLDG.
20 ACRKit it# miles from Dearborn
9-room house, good cellar, small
barn, some timber and fruit; a first
class poultry and truck farm; fl.t'lX
t#o *crcs. 24 miles from tNtpM. 1
miles from c*r line. n*nr railroad;
t room house. 40k‘9. 24x33 ami 2»*x .4
hums; s4,;ho. Xo trade. 5
50 acres, i mile from Ift. ofemena. good
building*, atock uml tools; 44,5«15.
FTxchnnnw for two-fpmll> flat.
One tr# .'*-acre thicken farms, ston 11,
Royal Oak. Rochester -ar. f'otrt
nut Sunday. K T. forma
I have a large list of farms for sgls
hud exchanse fall and see ir», Ofi.
flee open Thursday evening until 9
o’clock.
Kveter. The Farm Man. SOT Majestic
Bldg.
CHICK EX FARMS *
, One to 6 acres. $250 to $460 per acre;
$25 down. Take the Flint car to
Atop 14. Royal Oak. Buy an acre of
good land, which Is equal to 14 ettp
lots.
EYSTF.R & HOVVARTH.
Main 2971 City 2971,-X; Hemlock
1420-R. Oak 134 ft-X.
547 Majestic Bldg.
10 ACRFH. ROYAL OAK 10- room
house olth furnace. 2 large borne
orchard, only $4,994
10H acres. Royal Oak. 4-room houM,
1 tmultry house, fruit, only $4.4(4
1174 acreA near Brighton. 19-room
house. 2 nice lake*, barn,
good corn crib, windmill, tank' orch
ard. Ift acres timber, new moved
wire fences, only $4.3(4.
Frank K Briggs The Farm Man. »•<-
tO9 Majestic Bldg. Main ,1799.
FRUIT RANCH—Finaet In Bio <*;*»£•
liMNr unknown. C MUHttfif
Ann |np4»<l fnr ncru|V%ncT twil mon^t*
mekfnC •!*■••• **•»# 2T
417.990 Marsh Rasy terms Box 14d\
Donna. Texaa.
. - - ■ -- •
FOB MLB-kOOMUI^ »*OL»«CA
Kirby-Sorjrc-FHske Cos.
' UTaYB AND ORIfIWOLD u
located In Falrvlew business district.
half Mock from Jefferaon. on paved
! street. Th*S W a
flnlshad. trUh two Hill hoot 4M j
elect He lights tn each fwo» »!•< i»«‘D
• 'iitr a rooming hoasd tak Hadaoa.
uhalmoso sad ro*tla4Bt« wartaf* J
within flve minutes* walh fr#»m the
plants. Brice 94.999; 91,999 ar n»or«
down. Tall up aafl make appolr -
SMSt J
iqi Florenre Ave.. H. P.
gix rooms and bath, steam-heated. bur
■alow atylei pr4eell.S9<i 41 600 down.
■p* >
gji 1 lid Bum 9 I 1 1,1 »
WlPls*.
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The Detroit times. [volume], November 30, 1912, NIGHT EDITION, Page Page Eleven, Image 11
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920