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PAGE 10
fCUBURBAN
hj NEWS
mm dotte
Pis a surprise
WpS; V * mrtr— ~
Or.;.
Hr* W. C. Lambert Defeats
? Cbß»missionrt Gartner For
Nomirution
inf «
in luo'-t of ilit* down river
KjLfOßllllunitJc*. Monday 3 primary
K^tltClkm wm only a matter of form.
BFKtlra voting in Wyandotte caused
HjyjpßM e*clu»nient, the race for noni
RjgjMpatlon for comnaiaaioner there be
KMu Clone. Great surprise was ere
let j|foo b ytbe rote for Dr. Walter «'
BvXambert. for the mayoralty nonnna
the physician receiving a nia
KiiMtty of 58 votes over Coniiiiiasiou
mKjm' Charles aGrtner, also in the
R%hM. Charles Block. the only <*.i.
for the city clerk nomina
had a total of 980 votes, con
Hrjf<jitrnl a record for an unopposed
For commission. Joseph
gjf.'.Cramer, Thomas Benjamin. H. S.
K7iMil6t"and Charles E. Kreger w*re
the four highest, while
Kjfcmr others came in on the nomina- j
r.tlOß. The totals were:
»" For mayor: W. C. Lambert. 689;
Charles Gartner. 631. For commis
;'*iOßer: Joseph Cramer. 650: Thom-
Benjamin. 599; li. 8. Amiot. 555;
jfC- WL Kreger, 521: E. C. Ryan. 508;
NT. 8. McGlaughlin. 437; Chester Sut
UF. 432; Robert Ganley. 351; George
fit*; A. Schrock. 138; Fred Eich
* baaer. 92. For city clerk: Charles!
i-. Block, 980. For city treasurer: ■
flames C. Headman, 878; Frank C.
' INfUs. 8. For justice of the peace: i
hpi; Robert Millen, 7.
HreL Beside the three official candi
llljpfctes for constable. Luther Orasley,
■BMui McCleery and f'harles San
[Piire. no many names were written
IKgfc'.'tlwt reports from all precincts
BHN aot In Tuesday morning.
voters Just went through
■«i for mos voting. Lyman H Lil-
only candidate for village
SpnHrtdeot. receiving 106 votes,
SuHNtard Fretres. 115 vote for clerk.
■pM Bailey. 109 for treasurer; C
Joseph Anderson. 101; Jb
|HK JUeger . 100; Louis Knadt, ft. j
George Strohm, 36.
E&WJUiaa G. Perry. Mil‘*n Mollno. |
Ban Sonci, Ererett Payette, and :
Sjjfllliam Solo, Charles Begemau and j
mSmkur Reaurae were the uccessful
yplldidstrs and the only ones, for
WKm* offices of preMdent. cle.k. as«e»
Khk, treasurer and trustee. re«pec
Voting wa» light in the
Utile interest was displayed in
primary election in Hiver Rouge
HHp.'oadjr one party was in :he field
no active opposition was mad*
any of the candidates. Re
M. J. Higgins, for
F. X. Grant. 163; Louis
|||B|pta*t for assessor. 165; for trus
raM' TtMNßfta Wilson. 135. .ieaudrie. 1
W 4. and Joel l.abo. 134
nominations were ni-o a
of form, all the men named
KM the party cauens several week**
St IP* being voted into the nomina
Hh|K But one man had his name
•fimSt >■ *
BflTrrrv \T?v.
■ltAfe.
TOESOAT WAS WALKING WITH OLIVE. f WHEN vSHE CAME OUT I ASKED HER IF- j r- Air > M r-• * WHY ruz-W'V i r Ak»»~r
HVNEM 6HE ASKED ME TO WMT FOR HEK. I WAITED AM HOUf? AND A H ALF !! j >SHE ©OUGHT MUCH. * NOT A THING/SHE i LML.IAT. I
OUTSIDE A department >STORL answered * i was just looking AROUND* HELP TH£ WAY YOU STAND 1 "
” THEN WHAT DO VOU ME AH ©T MAKING
I ME STAND QIH HEPL LIKE. AFOOL?**
SPPI WMM§ WV/» !'•■•■ i W\
■P «r.r:vM ii Wr.'lfi r< J : Wry* 11 * r 1 \
p '«| * j
*' —— ——- ' ’ _-c -
UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa’s Idea of Good Music.
lL 1 D0? ] don't worry ) Oh' please P"7all Right n oovt’ [ algysios Rill hF can plat ail f ve*>a goo da |
Jguasssw i srss*** | sstotrk cr. asknsp
E 3HOWN I UPM V-P RoSIC FOP THIS j ''' ' K ’ J 0 COCOPET RCOIOEE-? J
pZ- y .——f SOCIAL event’ I COflE AND 3EE *£n ' / V
IT 0 J v —v- w*+\ -r? >• <3BPfcO
v>—S9’ ? _> nk • > J . -Sa
—■).. ——.— — _i_ .—’‘.~' | m y 1
pastid in. Edgeue Maurice r-c®Jv.
lug cr • etc* for trustee. Tho re
sult i— . For president. Charles
HciJt:, . •; lor el *rk, Edward Gill
ette. 1 f2; for treusun r. Kilts T.
Sulliolte. IL6; for aKk£V»or f Her
bert Arms by, 136: for trustee lN>r
rh» Monirjr. 137; Frank U* IManc.
132. and Joseph R.mo, 130; Eugene
Maurice, one.
BIRMINGHAM
Th- marriage of An*- I«ceia Brown,
[daughter <•( Air and Air*. J. "
1 Brown. of Forest-st.. and Glenn
Hchlaack, *«<n of Mr*. Mattie
| Schlnaclc, of South Woodward-sv*- .
j tr»..k place Saturday noon in Detroit
■ The marriage ceremony was pe*-
funned t v Rev. «\ A Arthur. In his
home In Detroit. Af r. Arthur Is pant -r
of the Christian church on Gram!
I Rlver-ave. The bride and groom will
make their home In the jt< hlaai k tf
raoe, on South Woodwafd-a'e.
Alia* Ella Ptetchler of Detroit, j.
a guest of Mr. and Afrs William
Hauthorn. <>n Stanley-ave
Mia* Catherine M<H"lurs. of Trov
Jln a guest of Air. ami Airs. Henry
I Streeter Farest-st
i The Woman's .Auxiliary of the Si
j James Episcopal < hurt-h w ill t» m
j trrUinel liy Mr* Emma l\ Hupp, at
tlie reside rice of Ktm* PoPpleton ->ll
’East Mi.pi.--uvWednesday after
Muon, Mnu h 22. at .30 o'clm k Mr*
Rufus ('lurk, of !>*»roit. will apeak
on "Mission. '
The Woman's Literary <luu ire
s-nt-d the I'onntv farm, one *l.4' lust
week, w th an invalid table, for thr
Martha Baldwin rooin at that place
David McOoelan. of Walnut l«.k<-
called on fr * min her*- Alondav
Mr and Mr*. K. L M-utt. **f Tolnlo
O. ar* guests at the home of Mr. ur.U
Mrs M B*ur*«. **n Ann-at
George Field ha* returned fr >nt a
trip to c«h*.
Air. *.(.•; Mrs Almur J.mea, of t*ai>-
tiac, spent Sunday at the h*»:n*‘ of
the latter* parent*. Mr and .Mrs.
Harvey Staley, on Brown-»t.
Mrs. Mattie t’umnrlng*. »*f Frank
lln. Is 11 guest at the home of |»r and
Mrs. N T. Shaw, *>n South Woodwanl
ave
i The following Democratic candl
, dates were nominated Saturday for
village offu-e* Philip Bchlaack. au-
Iperviaor. Glenn Bingham, tow-nship
I clerk; Samuel Mills treasurer. Thom
as L Thurher. highway commission
er; overseer of highway No. 1. John
; DU'»un. overseer of itlghway No.
. William Farpenter; overseer of high
way No. 3; p c. Foreman: ov«-r>eet
lof highway No. 4. John Allen; jus
tice of p< ace. Kdwurd R. Smith
Mrs. John Sparling, of Highland
Park, was a guest Monday at the
home of Mrs Deyo Oavenport. on
Pleree-st.
Manley German, of Franklin, spent
Monday with his brother. Frank Ger
man. of the west road.
The laidies’ Aid society of Bit
Beaver, will have a social and sup
per at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A IF
Pavla. In Big Beaver, Friday eve
ning
Miss Jennie Voting, of Detroit,
[spent Stindav at the home of Mr. an I
(Mrs Oscar Young, on oakland-ave
Harry Wood, of Detroit, spent Sun
day at the home of his mother. Mr*.
; M Wood, on Woo*l ward -a ve.
The prayer circle will meet this
afternoon, in the home of Mrs. Har
vey Howe, on Bates-at.
Mr* Edward Sehanblte gave a din
ner, Sunday in honor of Walter Rog
ers and D A. Green, of thla place
The following Republican candi
dates. of Southfield, were nominated
for village offices. Saturday: Joseph
Brooks, supervisor; L M. Ban bar.
townshui clerk. Jgaamfc E. liar,
treasurer: George Bingham, luetic
of peace for four years; Fhar!*a
Chuasua. justice of peace to fill va
cancy. Andrew McClellan, highway
commissioner: overseer of highway
No. 1. John Nixon; overseer of high
way No. 2. John Dusty; overseer of
highway No t. William lockerman
overseer of highway No. I. William
Frederick, constables. James Ker
jeheff. Thomas Beddow. Samuel
! Baynes.
I Mr and Mrs. Robert Moore, of Pe
-1 troit. are guests at the home of W:.
and Mrs Attnor Spen< er. In Troy.
J Bin Kaleno is 111 with grip at hi*
j home In Troy.
1 The Raracca and PhMethfa .lasses
of the Flrat Baptist church will kav.-
ja party. Thursday night. In the home
iof Alisa June Newman, on East A(a
ple-ave. .
HIGHLAND PARK
Mr. and Mrs. B«< kus. of No. *4 Au
■ btirndale-ave. have been called ♦<>
' Gran«l Rapids on tbs death of M". '
Ba< kus mother.
Mr and Mr*. W. K. Rogers ..f N-,
246 Fl«»rence-ave.. spent Sunday at
Amherstburg. Ont.
Mrs. A. J. Pearce, of «>ak Grove.
Mich., la spending a few days with
her daughter. Miss Portia Pearce, of
No. 214 Heresford-ave.
William ami Walter Chestnut. <>f
No. IVO Highland-ave , ar- confin'd
to their home with the measles
Mr*. Wm. E. Meeker, of No ]t*rt
ittle Pal Understands.
—r: O t F ll me MR FERRET - “l 1 * 4 ASS L
V v < L fij rtSSau J . I P'.dC> CLL'ES VAA4ICM )
'/ ‘ _ I '' • ESCSW •*•» tvr i
I
- _ — 1 —— - - - 1...... ..I.——,
—' f— uaieaj nixj see these / r "\ N V
- (J c~ , Clues- it .siues nog a \ *** \
%t\<» a ( WAMii )
> aggßi iSter.-- M
'-sir;-- - ,'SJ
I aha 1
lGrov*-av< .ha r»-i "iuu t her horn
after having *p*nt t.c tael week tu
I Dresden. Ont.
The Columtdu pedro < lub met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Wm. Roger
j son. of No. 2l< Highland-ave.
i Mis* tlrave las k»'fioi|, of No 214
| Hervsford-avr . entertained the yurm
; Esther «-ircle ».f the Trlnit.' Al E
church, Tuesday afternoon
Edward Schioeder, of No V\ ;n
--• d*ni4re-a\e who has been 111 f" i
Ise'efa! days, is conv..,es< lug
Mrs. Me»*cng> r. of No 73 El
!hur*t-ave.. left Sundav morning f• • r
Toleilo, where she will \ sit frteada.
Afrs. Chas. Wager, of No 11:* Cor*-
land-ave.. entertained the N* -<il
Cjaft club, Al ndu.v aft* rr. n ..t h**r
“home
I Mr*. John h' r j, of N l'*s M*»t.-
!trr«y-ave. *he<l Sunday morning
; after • long iilna«a
i Mr and Air* James P Al i r Pcvr s’.'*
ift ffe 2v t.'ortland-ave.. entert i .r.'
Jr»r and Mr* Forsvthe. at dinner
' Monday evening
.Miss Jynne Pe»-r«.*n. of No !’ n
Wlndemere-a* e - recovering f
an lllneae of sever-1 day*
Mr anil Mrs «»e<>rg*- Clark -r.d
familj, of Ann Aroor. nn>v«> i M -n
--day to No. t .4 Sturdevan*-a•
Mrs. G. W Gulley, of No 13<
Sturdevant-av*.
Mrs G. W. Gulley, of No 111 V
demere-ave . ha* r.-turn-.l hdm- ifter
visiting friends last veek in ".yen
dotte. Mich
Mr and Mr- Bilodeau of Bay ity.
moved Saturday to No. 2:2 l‘or«i-a •
. G. Potter, bf No. 40 Cort kn*s
- jve., -pent th*» week-enfl it Flir:’.
A. Walt, of No. I*2 »Vrtl«i*4-ro*-,
; has recov -red from an illn«--s of a
few days.
Mrs. «»eorge W. Snyder, of Al ui
Pleasant M|i-li . « visiting I
- daughter. Mrs. I At DeVm-. of N
i 260 Highland-a' e.
Mr and Mrs. V'-*f b- n • -d.
i Saturday, from No. 7* Ford-a.e. to
No. 52 Geneva-av-.
Mr*. O. \. Sisson, of No. F> I’..- -
dena-ave.. ha- ri <-o» ered from an -.li
nes* of several days.
Ml«s Ruth Shepherd of N > !
Highland-ave. is <<n:!ne<l .to l
horn- with th- n-ii'le- 1
Air*. W. V Search, of N * \ ll _
land-ave.. ha* recovered fr< . * -hor:
Illness
Andrew Kiss. «.f No * r - 4'ott-iv,-
Grove-ave„ was flne.i *1 * • ir,<l >'
I ••o*l*. by .fustic* latnngan. for being
i a disorderly person.
Gretror Lug a. of N<> 214 R «-o||
st.. wa* found guilty In Ju-'o-e l-tr
i agan's -ourt, M-moa' on a liarg- f
i
DETROIT TI iW c. a
a«i;a It and battery lie paid a i»n>
of s'• and |.’ cost*.
Th- following n»en were .trr.-sted
b> Patrolman iToaa. fi*un«l guilty in
J ,stiee lavnagan's court an«l rtoe.l slu
and $ costs for gamhling in the cof
fee of Ton. Sitndi-h, at No
1 Kei ,'i ••i r - v e Sam Skulk, of N >
2VS Gers d-uve. Ale* ArtlnilT. of N >
4.4 Cameron-ave.. John Koptel. of
No 16< «»er.ild-a\e.. and Franw
Krupa. of Twelfrh-at.
NORTHVILLE
Ihe ’.of . of Mr- Dartua W Knapp
* i- hr ;ght I -re from D-troit. Mon
i|* e t»r lojr *| Atrs Knapp was .v
rr rid.t of Northvllle f--r many year
aed w ,» a mother of Mrs. Juliu* s
If . Io« -k.
ib.rn to Mr and Mrs Roy Cramer.
Bnnda . •. g I I
Th* annual Knight.- of Pythias
’•am dame will be field in the Prln
■ e*. rnk. which will suffice for the
"o!6 burn :! or ’ thla week. Friday
evening Turner- or he*tra will
huv> charge of the music.
Roy Cru'. of Detroit vs*a» a guest
of Northville friends for the week
* nd
Al -s Anna Johnson is spending the
w ***'fk with her sister. Mis* Alice
Johnson, at «Jr.ind laedge.
Mr and Mrs Earl I’ Stimpson are
:(• x .*-ts of Northville friends and
reiativ e..
I'har’es Ayer- an«l Richards Moon
ey w.re her* ftnin K!'>tse, Monday.
•• .off at ti • vlll ig- efe* tion.
*4 .1 laiwrence. of l*etroit. wa« in
town Mondav.
E V ard II « Joliffe, .»f Plr
•tiou'h. attended the muss meeting.
SljCfl.i y ev enirc
Alr<. Iloisurd I*. Arnot and daugh
ter. Rn. h« I. of D-troit w ere gue**-
of No* thvill- frierds over the week
end v( r ..nd Mr? Fitner Kator w<-r»
g -s f .Airs Jds Hendry. Saturdav
until Monday, atfe-’ilng the funeral
of tlv- late James Hamilton. Sunday
afternoon.
YRSi/aANTI
Hi- re n.ll be sn aui tlon F*ida;• #in
•h- M AV. Hrittinger firm n-ur •h«
l n.n-ul&r paper mill Mr- B- tlll- g.
. • recently died *n*l Mrg Brillinger
.’■»s (>• ’rt«d to quit farming
Mrs Fred Vo •rh.“ • is spending 'wo
■ » u - in Chi* ago
!'• II M M> rey, who - pr-ichtr T
n Al.-ry'h. Fla., is ;n p--'»r health
and tv|| 1 return to Ypmlanti early tti
April.
Th. M K Sunday -.-no >1 bear !
.nf»' i»(t. scheduled for this Tueml.i y
'■Vf-mtui ha* be, n postponed tiersuw
«»f th«- Indust- 1 a.**o .atii>ii banquet
at the Maaoh' temple
Archie \ Pit n- «t .).< t 1 ‘<'tn>*.
bit*lhfw visitor Monday
The College- inn has u newly
Jecuriletl.
Mr*. Kuktene Koch will go to Ann
Arbor Saturday t-> att*-»»d i mi*-el-
I’ineou.i shower to in siv* c l*. the
*»ertrude ami \da Shank i.ind
• n hi nor of their elate.--, Mre Fred
Springer.
The Inasmuch Bible class gave a
Unity thl.- afternoon n honor nf Mr*.
K M Wu'o.k in th' hot-,- of Mt*
\'hi‘tt' •» Marr «»n sheridan-ave An
• hitmi.it banquet \-a -■•rv il ami
M'n .Mwloi i wax the rei ipirnt of i
handxon.-- >a wsenn
!,■ vi Freeman ha# returned frerr.
Portland. wh« re lie w*-n: to s’tefid
the funeral of hi* son-in-law. Hea* n
K*t e p
M- - N'orval \\re«. of P» tro *. n
to- ■ ity t- sell her h HUfhold *OO ll
later rhe w. I u a to Detroit. wh
xlje exp.-eta to permanently r'-*!d.*
-o as to he near her tinahana. who is
a railroad man
Mix*. Pht -tin*- Erwin. d#’u .t* r o*
Mi - <lefti ode bwin. twean h«*r du
ties .Monday ,h lUpervi.sor of ph>*l- it
irit.ning in the Joyce high a Uoui. De
troit.
Hr* Ktra Fteii-h*-r I'wei mo r*-
turned from an extended visit *n
Klna«villt mu at the home of l>-r
daughter Mrs limit'do Wlgl* .
William II it*-. .1 :■ of Ypsdsntt
township. i- vi.«tttnu ■ elatiV'.t in Ur.*-.
Pa.
Mr* I»e|»| I>nrlir. i* return'd • o
her home on Kc e-*t. a't.-r an \-
tendeil visit w -h lor ■ Inter, Mr*
Arthur i'»', in Stone i’rn k
William U eot< rnolt will !
Krere»t D < k- na proprietor of .f-r
--«,mv Vi'eai « g,-ner..l *t>.r on St- -v*
i *re«k -rd
fieri Bird an i family tire m> nz
from Superior t»wnani|> to Ka*t
Crone - *t
\\ I. Bro\ Pieary . rdlege. i« •
building a n-w >i> • m D*nton
The farm >f Wilson Long on th** !
Kn -t Kle- t'i rd . ha been -old t«> a 1
Detroit reaj *:.«*.■ run
Kv%r* 1 1 ~ I family. e>f Vp
stlanll town di • will .*ni n be locat'd 1
nlth* new' miri■ r. i*-'t properly on
F> • t M ieh ijar ,ao
’
Mrs F M li «T' t ; returned front I
~u extended »i«il in Nashville. Temi .
at ih. home of her jn>»t. Milton Took.
M;s Her* Davi- has returned lu tmi
h ini* in Illinois.
I'h« third anil toairth degree* will
he conferred Mntuida) at an all-day
l it. ettra of 1 pstlaiiti Drange No. *»».
<i lilt li is to b« liebl at th* .Masonic
letiiple "Some wastes on tlie tart la
<m>| bow to avoid them' is the si|b*
t. t of i> illauanlon which will be
• I, ol l>\ John ilrivta. Norris Murrdl
Mis Hen \V, llustou and Mrs Jo»« pV
ii.. WaiTHT.
TRENTON
About HO convert* werw made ait
t l .. Itiv. rvlaw M F F.i antcclist'i
• Ciip.u ,ii, conducted I* > the lt«>\s.
Kino t K Smith Mini S It tten^haw.
* Mr*. I'r.ink hmttht. Thlrxl**t.. Is
ill
Mr and Mr* Paul l>u»*m have r»
turned home to Toledo I teH> li aft r
i week's visit with relatives here.
At the r«*Kiilnr ineetint! of the
it. ar i of Education. Third M«mun
lioit distriet. (he t|Ue*ttOll of mat-ill
ina m junior hiah s. hool system In
f'i« lo« il school* will he dlacusaed
By Leo,
Ef'ORSE
Funeral service* for the late \Vi|-
1 liam Flinders. Salliotle rd who tiled
Sunday, will be held Wednesday aft
• rnwon from the tom-e Hurlai will
b< in w.injmi re
'Use. Wimbush is \i*ilii)K her l*ar
nta. Mr and Mrs William Wimbush,
! Vrd
WYANDOTTE
l-rr.trfs of M»rk 11 Bacon have re
. ■ p .f \\
N\ I lorer. for a lecture on and in
. rpreiatlon «»f Swair', picture* of
)-• llevol utiouar) war. in Arhelter
ill' on March ?i Ti»a Arbelter »o
t'. ulii. H n.*f be. n Instrumental
n rlnainir this «|.«uUf t*> Wyan
-1 tt. i, (ivlni th. rent of the ball
r the lecture No nrlTrue-vort xc*tt
• • chs’-'wl for tae entertainment,
nd promoters are eapeciallv ln(e»-.
v-t'-t in »stuirlntt the attendan-.e of
w-orkinK people.
FLORIDA FRUITS
POPULAR HERE
Florida fruit* are mure popular
uniont; !>otroii people tlyia tear tlian
* ver before. This fart is reflected
•irongly in lire sale* report of H. E
MacUlaren. district tnanaK* r for the
Florida Citrus exchange, who states
that the sales of Florida iruit. tn
eluding oranir#. grapefruit and lan
g« rines. for th* 1 season of 191a and
19lb have already reached a total
of several times the sales for the
entire season a year ago, and there
is left the balance of March, all of
April. May and June for the Florida
fruit season to still augment this
inert as«?.
F I Skelly, to neral sales man
ager of the Florida Citrus exchange,
of Jacksonville, F!a.. lias exj reseed
himself as immensely p|ta-cd with
the sales of Florida frui f in Detroit,
and slates that this city beaded th*
list of all districts in the western
territory of th*' Unit and States for
the month of January The w**ueru
territory includes everything wee*
of Pittsburgh.
Martha So l.u< indy an' Jim mar
ried in haste Am and» yr* pentlng a*
leisure ?
Sarnan'ha Jim is. Lu« > a taking
in wa.-hin'
IRISH QUEEN
OFSONGCOMIN6
Marie Narelle and Seaman Mac-
Manus To Entertain Hi
bernians in Armory
St. Patrick'* day will he cele
brated by the Ancient Order of Hi
nermann in the armory Friday
evening, when Marie Narelte. hailed
a* "the queen of Irish song,” and
Seumas Mar Manus. noted Irish
writer aud story teller, will par
licipaie in a program of music,
song and story. Reserved seats for
the entertainment were placed on
sale in (irinnell llros.* music bout*',
Tuesday morning.
Mine. Nacelle appeared in Detroit
wiih John McCormack when the
Irish tenor first sang here five years
ago under the auspices of the I}l
berniana. She is an Australian
woman of Irish descent and has
sung In nearly every large city In
the world An eastern reviewer
wrote of her:
"How the house ‘rose’ with tu
multuous. thunderous applause when
Marie Narelle with fervid abandon
declaimed that warcry of Ouid Ire
land "DTkmneTT A boo.”
“ ’The Wearin of the tireen.'
'O'Donnell Aboo.' and other gems of
the musical anthology of the Emer
ald Die. have surely never been
delivered to an audience as this la
comparable soprano gives them
And she has sung them In nearly
all the great cities of the world
In London Itself and before the no
bility. when homo-rule was still a
drenm Thus Marie Narelle stands
pre-eminent a* an interpreter of the
Irish song.”
Mr. McManus will present "A
merry ramble round Ireland.’’ He
uses 10 sterooptiron view- to illus
‘rate the scenes. Incidents and char
acters he describes to his audience.
Seumaa Mac.M-fius was a farmer’s
boy in Irclaud. among his native
hills of Donegal before he became
the mountain schoolmaster at the
are of IS. The son of one of the
• mail farmers among the Donegal
hills. h«* ltv*d the life of the other
fatmer-’ boys, working during the
day on th* po’afo ridge and on the
corn field, and at night going tc
wedding and wake, and christening
and dance, where he unconsciously
studied the life and character
abound him- and absorbed alike the
humor and the pathos of Irish life
V dance or christening, or other
-octal entertainment, within a 10
mile radius, he sat by the fireside
with the shAiiachy. listening to the
oid tales Or he visited the house
of the tailor or the shoemaker,
which during the long winter nights
are the haunts of men of the neigh
borhood. who there discuss all sub
jects under the sun—science, the
ology. politics, and settle the af
fairs of the naMon.u.
The annual mineral output of Brit
ish Columbia aggregates aU*ur J30,-
• MlO *M)O
NOTICE-STREET PAVINC
ASSESSMENT
BOARD CP ASSESSORS' OFFICE
DFTBOIT. March H. 1<»14
Raving Notice No. 1960.
SPRINLWKLLS AVENUE
11 1 rrimn .1 Ha/-fz.
I!<*a 1 1 > <•<.. F> rmlale Hvnd «’o . T I*.
<•.>!*•■ Detroit Trust Cos. F. H. Bab
ble. c NVllvle. \V J. W. Karr. .1 K.
>\ ;t Ir. 1 Johnson Catherine Mc-
Mul .n, c| a* Oregayh. J Schwerin. .1.
*h*r dan. K Mriatir. Tho*. F <}lin
can. Al» Kn*«-|. II W. Fngcl, \V.
- Thomas. II II Katon. W I* ffo|.
lldav, \ Smith, Herman Hnltolnp*kl,
M I Srath. Fmll v Hrlnkert. H Pel
lr,.r> tm I Plyth. C. Wilke, Aug C.
I .on a \v Mu tier, Cha*. V*n Hawesn
h'tvn r r llahnka. H. Meginnitv.
« *m P.errde. ch»», Ria-kford. lionr/
M ir\, I M Jollroeur, Fred Zlmmer
inari. Raymond Boucher, Gust Caram
ha. Kdwnrd Henson. Marie Flart.
Ia» i onrad, Mra Ann Adam*. Chas.
K Kirin. Elizabeth Frank. Ida Mild.
F M Miser, Wllhelmlna Papke. Otella
r.apar. F.mma W>«, Urn llushlow. 11.
Ftoachcfskl. M. Kosal, Julia J»s*op,
If C. Hchult*. A M llmry. M. H.
V.'mtrra, I’har Reed. John F. Ilardrn.
John fh-ipprlch, Kmmi C Barton.
Fourteenth A trr, Baptist church, 1C
flosfiefka. Herman W. Fngel. Thra
dnrr Kru< *<*r. W'illiam Na«*. and to
nil other person* owning. «>< rupylnr.
or oth'-rwlaa Interested In any or th*
lot* and premise* fronting on Sprint;-
well* avenue In raid t'ltv of Detroit
within thr limits h%re|nafter men
tioned.
The Common Council of thr City
of Detroit. having ordrrrd so much
of Hpringwell* avenue. from thr north
curb I nr of Bathhotir avrnur to th»
south llnr of Frrndalr avrnur to hr
graded and pavrd, notlrr Is hrrrnv
given that an assessment has been
mndr upon all thr lots, and prem-
Isrs fronting on said Mprlngwells
avrnur. nnd llahlr to hr asseaaed
for said Imptovrmml under thr
provision* of thr city f’harfrr, and
that n roll of sahl a**e*«ment la now
completed. and will remain at thr
Assessor's Office. In thr City of l>r.
trolt. from thr dafr hereof until
Starch 24tb, 1214. for thr Inspection
of all persons rnnrrrnrd thrrrln.
iluAltri OK ASMKMHi >RH.
By Ul HTtVi: .1 AI.BRFCMT.
H-tiH President.
By Sinnott.
—By POP.
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
Thursday, Alar 21. at Council Cham
brra, city Mall:
PAT«tOl.*r.*
I.aat dair for filing appli-nllon*
Thursday. Mar. I*. I# 14
Friday. Alar. 21, If*l •. at Council
Chambrrn. City Mall
( rn finf.mf.v
I.a s t datr for filing applications, Fri
da y. Mar. 17, Ift 14
Haturdav. Afar. t->, 1014. at Council
Cl amner*:
BtH> 4KA
\ ««|*T %>T riIKKMKK
F.1.K1 TIIM «l. IOAHTHI ( Tllltl
(OUT 4T.KRK
Fast datr for filing application* Hat
urday, Mar. 14, 1914.
Monday. Mar. 27. at office of <>*».
mission:
AMHTttfT r.I.WTHUMVI
IJMAMA HKI.PF.R
ttlHI Nit IIKI.PFM
la«t datr for filing ai>pllcatlcns Mon
day. AtHf. 2b. 1»14.
All application* must hr filled out
In prraon at thr offlea of th* Civil
Hervlea C’ofnmlaslon. *h*-410 I arwrll
bldg men w hmitm.
B-C4l Chief Kiimlntr
TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 191 6, 7
NOTICE OF STREET
OPENiNG
ItCARD OF ASSESSORS OFFiCE.
Detroit, Mar. 13. !*1«
N«*thr* of Strn-t Opening A ■*•-** •
iiK-m Uoll No. HV3 foi opening
JAMESON STREET
from Mcf'lellun avenu* to Pennsyl
vania avenue, where not already
opened, ns a public afreet and blah
w-m y.
To i» t'amphell, I; tones. Kudnlp.i
C. Uut«rh. K. Belch. William Meit
ner Dim* Tourlne, Oarollne Itolfxon.
A. 1., Sieele. F Karri*. C Kerswetln-r,
Mary Whelan. Bertha Mutker*. Ed
ward Sehultx. K. W. Smith, .1 M. Lit
tle. fl. W, LnMhen, Paul Mutyn. Mel
erie OConnur, 1 . deari. <l. Wanderer,
AV. J. Si ad ley, 11. K. limi-mail l<ia< -
i-hlne Scherer, titto Scherer. Frad
Heu*ehel. Henry Van Landrook. I*.
I>e A\ o|f. o Lie Smei, M, Dulne. Ern
e*t Hunting. V. I»e Voider, Jennta
Parker. Sidney A Neff. Dha* Kln*t.
’) ■ A. Dalwell, c. u kaiMr, J. Mr
t onvllle, and to all other piraona
owning occupying or otherwise In
terested tn any of the lot* and prem
ise* included in the following d!*-
Trtci and portion of the iMty of !*•-
trrdt, Wayna t’ounty, Michigan, to-
la.d* IfJ to ISA both Inclusive, lot*
■:«<». r«i:> 363. Brandon’s mih. of
that pari ..I T- i|S7 and J 67 be
tween Jefferson avenue and Mark
street and wrest of the east line of
Padilla,- lloulcvard. also tlie south 34
feet of that part of t\ «’ 8.A7. between
Jefferson avenue and Mark street.
Lot* 17 to 33, both inclusive, block
13. lot* l to 17. both inclusive, block
14. Yeman & Sprague sub of that
part of !’. P. 112 lying north of Jef
ferson avenue.
Lot* 1 ami 2, Van Slamt-rouek and
Matvn * mb. of lot IS of sub. of Boh
•‘TT tTeSUTdeO Tano. U CTT 1 *».
Ka*t 112 feet of tot 14. lying west
of west line of Mi-Plcllnn avenue, plat
of the sub. of that part of I*. C. 10
lyinc between Mack road and lot 13
of the estate of Robert Heaubten. de
ceased.
Lots l, 2. 3, 4 .Wleber'* sub. of lot
13 of the sub of fli.-tt part of I’. P.
10. Iving between th*- Msek road and
lot 13 of the estate of Robert Beau
bien, deceased
The Common Pound! of the Citv of
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district, herein above des
cribed. t* bene fit left by the opening
of Jameaon stiret. from M<-Plct|.vn
av enue to Penn.«> Ivania avenue,
where not alr<-aity «»p«-ned. as a pub
lic street and htphwn*. un>l having
resolved that |l,4ft2'd2 «>f the d.-inisge,
*warde<l t>> a v#-rdl<-t of n Jmi tn the
Recorder * Court of the Pit> ,<f |»..
tridt. tn pur*uan«-e of pr*< • < <llng« un
der tlie provisions of Ai-t 1.-1 of the
Ththlic Arts of lisj a* amended, be
assessed o|u.n the < wn* r, occu
pant* of tile taxable r* il • *t •• In
cluded in said district. In proportion,
a- near as niBV be, to the ndvantagm
which e» h lot <>r parcel m de< med to
a- *iutre b>- *u«-h «>p* nfr%g
Notice is turcbv giv n, that «n as
sessment tia- t*een rt'iile .upon all the
lots and premi-- ln- lud* and in *al<t
fflstrli-x an<l liwtde ti> nr a ,e»,..d for
said Improv* ni- nt und* r tl-e provi
sion* of said public -i » .end that a
roll of said a**« «*inent i- now
plefed, itnd w ll r*rnnln .if the \x
aeasor’a **fll<-,-, m tli•• iTt- of Detroit
for 12 <l*'_s fri-n- l‘ -111- Os the
first publication of t*. notice, that
Is. fr--m fbc> dat*- ’« -ens nr.'it Pie.
2*th -lay of Ma»i ft. 1 -’ f- r th” tn
■pertlon *’ f -'I p r r ■ i-on-erred
therein and that t' fl card "f As
sessors w 1 11 meet on I "t and y t h-- 211 h
dav of Mir * f I*’ at to o’clock a.
m. a f thel ro f li. • inti Pit, Hill nml
will remain In >< .m V-tween hours
of I<t a ni. and *2 m on -:iid 'lay.
sn*t ilurlng lb- - - b'l-ir-, f->r fir-e
■ll rce-si r e days tlicr»'ift«t to hear
riiiv person < i iters-'n- de. lrtr.g to on-
Jecf to .m> a.»ses» -ot *-• rmi-I*-. amt
to i* \ rn (id cur- t sh-- -an.*-, ts
correction tb< i eof t- found n-• •*-
••ry.
pdVPti fiF VSSEfWOUI*
By ai'bTAX r: j. alrrf.piit.
p.<;37 I resident.
30ARD OF EDUCATION
Secretary * of..- • Broadway.
Uctrnt.. Mu- . M r. 11. 1214
BIDS—ERECTION TWENTY-
R(H».M St lIOOIs IU ILDINO
—IIOI.MI R W ENUK. BE
TWEEN MAIDSTONE AND
EUCLID A YEN! ES.
w.»,i|«V, nr* posrl-) a ll hr rrcrtvrd
at f; • - urt I ’ IT* o*cl->rk p m .
Tm i. . .s;»r i « I -it., f.»- furulnhing
ill In . and » .4t« ro*l jin assary sot
t i re. sh ’i 'if .i r >on» school
building to - 1 • a -d on Ifolmur .yv»»-
nu- hi M\i ii> M-iMttoßi ..lid Ku< li t
avrpure
Tr< poaat* will br rrcalvad as fol
lows
Proposals for fh*' rntlro |->h
I’roj o. iH un-'rr thi four-bid form.
a « follow S
(Irni ral Mn-on lons,
(ienemi < arp»nt<-r irti a* lons
II rat I t’g. Ventilating un-l Plumbing
Sperlfli tlons
Klrrtrlr Wiring.
A! o propo-ali for all «rparato
of work
It I* e*p#i lally drstrrd that con
tra tors hid on all srj.arata clasarsof
Pinna and sprr!fl< attons mvrrlng
nil w<>rk emlifii rd In tha arctiltrcta
pinna and spr«-1 flea tlons, may he wsn
at the office of th< ai'-hltocta. Mal
• omson 4. Itlgglnhotham. 404 Moffat
buikllr.g.
Plans nnd *pcr Iftcat tors covering
all work embraced In th«> consulting
any nrrr*’ plans and specifications
may he seen at the office of tha con
sulting engineers, Ammerman A Mc-
Coll. 2244 Penobscot building
Proieosnls must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
ceensultlng enginee r* and must he ac
companied by a certified cheek or
cash cciual to 4% of the hid. A surety
company boml will not be accepted
In - onne-'-tlon with the submitting of
propeenals.
General contractor* must *ubmlt,
attached to their proposal*, the names
of *|| their suh-i'eintractors.
A deposit ol 110 is required for each
set of plans, to he repaid when plan*
are returned. Also a rental •»f t 2 per
elay will tee- i barged contractors who
r"t*'n plana longer than agreed
The Board of F.durntlun ree-cry-a
the right t o reject any or all bids.
CHARLIE A OADI>.
R-443 Secretary.
PHOi'tts %i,a foh mnmnvii
HTKFI. FI RKITt RH KOll
fOIKTI HI II.IIBIU,
Detroit. March 7. I!M4.
Sealed proposals will be received
at tl ie office- of the Ih-nrd of Fieunty
Auditors until 1 o’clock p. in. Fast
ern Mfandnrd time. Tuesday, March
21, 1214, at which time they will ha
opened, for furnishing ste«-| furniture,
document filing cases, lockers, ate.’
required in thee ofn< • * of the p glafe-p
eef Deeds. Futility f'lerk. Sheriff an-|
Justice Courts. In lh<- County Build
ing. In accordance with drawings op
(lie- in Ihe offt* e of the Board eif
Peeilllty Auditor* Bldelers Will he fqp
nlsheil with a detall<->l statement o r
the furniture require.| under ihi* tee-|.
tier upon application l<> tne ' h.ilrmnn
of the Board of County Auditor*. The
material, finish and weirkinnnshlp re
quired un»lf r this proposal must t on
form in .ill respect* tee the furniture
now Installed In saltl County offle e*.
Kwe-h proposal must he accompan
ied by a certified check for 'I per
cent tis the amount of the proposal,
tiiflele p.n aide to th<. Board of County
Auditors
This Board reserves the right to
reje. » any ami all bids or to l«-t th»
mild contract in whale or in part to
an-, bidder.
The Hoard of County Auditors.
VV.M Ot'TM A Si. Chairman
WM. V MOKU.m. Her y
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