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UEBDAY. MAY 23, 1916.
OUR CANDIDATES’ HEADS!
FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKIN IN
WILSON
■ -
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■artistic f,l
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I £NDI/J2AKCE —•> n
I 1 t
■ti.o nrat «>f th* four article* In
llch tha noted phrenologist, Mina
■ala Allan Fowler, analyse* for Th#
■tea reader* the head* of the lead*
■ prealdentlal candidate!*— Wilaon.
■oaevalt, Hugh** and Renaon )
By JEBBIE ALLEN FOWLER,
Imoua Expert Phrenologist of New
I York.
■lOflident Wilson unmistakably
Beeese* a scholarly, dignified and
■ned oast of mind. Hr resembles
Laos our modern executive ofll
■V, tad shows out a personality
Bt ■ decidedly unique and Indt
ko Is strongly hissed by his men
| and motive or thoughtful and
■tire temperaments. .Therefore
■ looks at things from a philosophic
Id deliberate point of view.
ke has long rather than broad
kttfM. and a high forehead, and
Beoaa everything out with great
■re. and his chief fault, if any. Is
■ fear of making a mistake by
ling too rash or premature In his
|jfmen t
■He has large open eyes, which
Is able to see everything from a
Imprehenslve and genera) point of
Inr; a long and narrow chin and
|w, hence Is enduring and patient
I holding on to a resolution until
I has accomplished bis end. His
kg and rather narrow nose indi-
Ites his artistic and refined na
pe, and his desire to "hang fire"
Ither than to decide hastily or lin-,
ftlslvely on any Important matter,
la lips are Arm and closely
leased together, hence he In able
I hold his own counsel rather than
■close his plans prematurely.
■Wilton haa a reflective brow.
risk gives him his thoughtful and
nooning mind and bis strong de
ft* to weigh and consider every
■O# of importance that comes be
be him.
IHe haa a moderately broad head
lor the ears, hence Is cool and col
lated over everything, and prefers
I take his own time rather than
I rush things through. He is influ-
Loed by reason and judgment rath
I than by combativeness.
I Wilson’s bead le high above the
Lrs, but narrow In the bate; hence
ft la conscientious, cool-headed, aa4*
fteo somewhat slow In delivering
jmeolf of bis ideas. Intuition ap-
Lers to bo large, but he Is not oon
mt to act on intuition alone, and
Ikes counsel from his causality or
Laaontng faculty.
IHe la not averse to changing his
pinion If ho Is persuaded that an
ther course would be better. Some
DETROIT TIMES REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU
A tarnfi taf&nMtioti department open only to one repreeentathre firm In each different line of badness and classified under these divisions, listing reputable Detroit firms in good
■daen stamUnf. If your business is not represented below phone Main 4520 and file your application or write to the DETROIT TIMES REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU.
Times fieri who fall to find In this feature the line of Business they are seeking will confer a favor by dipping the Information Coupon below and requesting the information desired.
ICOOUDIOIW plaiting, buttons
COVERED TO ORDER
JIA A. SMITH, 14 Valpey bid*.. SIS
Woodward. Phono Cherry till.
ARTIFICIAL BAR DRUMS
CONOR P. WAT, IS Adelalda-st.
cornara Woodward. Grand 1912.
IBBBR SUPPLIES, CUTLERY AND
TOILET ARTICLES
XTNDINO and sharpening. Work
guaranteed; faat mall service
packages Insured. Millar A Cos.. 136
Orlawold. Under naw management
IIRD, DOG, GOLDFISH SUPPLIES
'HE OLDEST BIRD STORK In De
troit," Royca A Pasamore, SOI E.
Jaffaraon, opp. Intarurban atatlon.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
IE BUSINESS INSTITUTE, Largest,
beat-equipped business school In
Michigan. A. F. Tull, prea, 193-149
Caaa-ave. Main 8634.
CHIROPRACTIC (Licensed)
>HN H. REISDORF. D. C.. 211
Woodw'd. Office Cad. 3162: re- Itul;*.
2911; 9-12, 1-5 and by appointment.
CLIPPING*
ETROIT CLIPPING BUREAU, dally
n trie* front all U. H. puhlh ntlona
607 Hodge bldg Cherry 128
4 HIROPOOIST
lIIROPOniST BREWER*” at
Broadway. Tel. Main 6639.
lINTM ACTORS* M\«IIINKRY AND
EQI IPMBNT.
' Met 'ARTY, Mfra. Agt , 11T.6 W.
Hancock. Wal. 1467. M. B K. Con
crete mixers, hnletlna engines, etc.
DINTING IV«TRI t iION
UTHuIiITY IN DETROIT on Modern
Dances Craves. 2M Wm»livnril Pri
vate leaanne at ctaae ratea. Uad 4211
DENTIST
It PATTERSON hue a g’isrante.-d
Rainless method Free examination.
loura, la. m to 9 >» *1 O-ntl't.
Prfatlaa—tk» plain neat htad—that
l right—Time a Job Dtpte-Mala MR.
l>eop|e are not broaij enough iu mind
to admit that they have made a
mistake. Wilson I* of the type that,
when he sees a thing Is right and
Just, Is willing to proceed and act
on his convictions.
This may make him appear at
times to be vacillating or change
able, but it is a better procedure
than to persist in doing a thing
that one has endorsed at one period
of one’s life, and yet "'at another
period one Is awakened to a differ
ent point of view. President Wil
son is thoroughly sincere in his mo
tives, and acts up to his Judgment,
whatever that may be.
As an executive officer he Is
scholarly and dignified, but lie migh>
win more popular applause were he
more social and demonstrative In a
popular way. But he is not built
that way, and therefore prefers to
leave out all unnecessary banquets
and receptions.
In short, he Is a man who will do
his duty according to his light, and
his kpynote will be deliberateness,
coolness of Judgment and personal
dignity.
SHIPBUILDING
CO. IS ERECTING
EXTENSIONS
Ground has been broken at the
Detrojt Shipbuilding Co.'s Orleans st.
plant for extensions to the present
buildings that will cost $35,000. The
Improvements will consist of anew
machine shop, scratching room, and
extension to the boiler room.
Activities in the shipbuilding in
dustry demand these additions,
which are being rushed to comple
tion by July 1. The Wisconsin
Bridge & Iron Cos., W. T. Curtis,
contracting engineer, with offices In
the Penobscot building, arc handling
the entire work.
The Old Gardner Says
That the new rose Ophelia
promises to become exceedingly
popular, partly because of the
„ large flower, but more particular
ly on account of Its exquisite
color, which Is a brilliant salmon
shaded with rose, while the cen
ter la peach pink. It Is a hardy
rose, free blooming, and vigor
ous in growth, and while more
expensive than the older sorts
la not out of the average rose
lover's reach.
DETECTIVE SR NTT CM
WALTER J. BURNS. Inc.. 1011 Ham
mond bldg. Cadillac 121. Walter
J. Rurna. president.
E I, E Cm I CITY
IP PERFECTION when Installed to
give Highest Efficiency and great
est convenience. Gordon Johnson,
Expert. 1900 W Jefferson. Ced. 441-R
ENVELOPES
TULLAR ENVELOPE CO.. 99-46 Con-
Jreaa W Commercial, club, social;
ally capacity 300,000.
EXPRESSING AND TRCCKINO
CAMERON'S EXPRESS, packing and
shipping. 120 John R.-at. Cadillac
207 2; Cherry 3942-R.
RYE, RAH, NOSR AND THROAT
O. E MANN, M. D.. 181 Orlawold, gen
eral office practice, eye, ear, nose,
throat. 10-12, 2-5, 7-9 Cherry 2161.
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOW* AND
M ATTRK.SSRS CLE ANED
JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS CO.,
359 Michigan Cad 895. Maltreaaea
made from old feather beds.
FLOWERS
FOR FLOWERS t< I«phon* Central
(Cherrv 4045 or Cadillac 4038-J.)
Central Floral Cos.. 36 Broadway.
FROG. FISH A CHICKEN DINNERS
MARQUETTE'S CAFE. 6-Mlle-rd. and
Woodward. Hemlock 1697*1740.
FI RS
RE MOD PLED. r. -d'< and and cleaned.
Mrs. Wink worth. 49 Orand River
nve. east. Second flaf.
II \ 114 GOODS
HAINES' Wigs ami Toupees; Ladles’
Hair flood a. “6 Grand River west.
H % 111 DRESSING
Mlts ALICE WADLRY. shampooing,
manicuring 3rd floor Wrlght-Kav
bldg. Main 3927,.
• ■ ■ ■ ——i.
HAT*
OTTO. THE PRACTICAL HATTER.
21 Wgshlngton-blvd. Cherry 1070-J.
• .t..,™.. •
THE TANGLED WEB.
A long bobsled loaded with laugh
ing, shouting young people whlszed
down the white, glistening slope like
a runaway express train. Mrs. Al
den’s house party at Tuxedo was en
joying the opportune snowfsll.
Fleetwood Blair, flushed from the
exertion of helping drag a heavy
"bob" back up the bill, spied a
couple of boys with a small sled who
bad stopped on their way home from
coasting to watch with solemn
curiosity the pranks and antics of
the grown-ups.
“Let me have the flyer, kids.”
Blair sprang toward them. •'Here,
I’ll pay rent for It In advance," toss
ing over a half dollar. And without
waiting for any further negotiations,
he cai/ght the rope out of their
hands, and hurried to the summit
where the group with which he had
come trudging up the slope were
taking their places on the bobsled
for another trip.
"Walt a minute, Ruth!" he singled
out from among them a dark, strik
ingly pretty girl in a scarlet cap and
Jacket —the daughter of his hostess.
“You and I are going to try It alone
this time."
Blair swung his small sled around
to the track, assisted lier to a place
forward on It and settled ta.meelf at
the back to steer.
’*l simply had to havq a chance to
speak alone with you away from
that cackling ciowd," lie was mur
muring. "I can't keep it baik any
longer, and although it’s little
enough I can offer you now. dear, if
you arc willing to start on love and
a stout heart —"
In the ardor of the moment he
quite forgot to steer. They struck a
bend in the course, and. swerving
off at right angles to the track, dash
ed headlong into a great piled-up
drift.
I,lke a couple of grotesque figures
they emeiged.
Fleetwood did jjot permit the mis
adventure to baffle him
"Ruth," he repeated, as he floun
dered lowaru h'*r, "will you marry
me?"
Such perwir.tcnre deserved to be
rewarded.
While Fleetwood and Ruth Alien,
out there in the snowdrifts, innocent
ly and happily “plighted their troth,’
Mrs. Alden and Batson Ki ndrb’k sat
together over a game of chess and
schemed.
Both Mrs. Alden and Kendrick
were “prrctical persons." and there
was Utile necessity for words be
tween them.
Mrs. Alden was a society mother
with a hall-mark position as unques
tionable as th** "sterling" on vilver,
but somewhat hard put to I, to sup
port it with the essential finances.
Kendrick, on his side, wanted a
wifo —not a companion or Leif meet
fitting to ene of his years and set
tied habits, but merely to serve an
exhibition of his wealth
After' inspecting the season’s
flock of debutantes he had definitely
fixed his choice upon Ruth, ard the
uiaftet was supposed to be settled.
But at this interesting juncture
Fleetwood Blair had chosen to in
trude
Credit must he given Mr*. Alden
for shrewdly scenting the % danger in
the situation as soon ns it appeared.
Not once did she raise any objec
tion to Blair, or seem lo interfere
with the freedom of association be
tween him and Ruth. And Kendrick
played up skillfully to her lead
This snowy afternoon as they sat
cozily over the chessboard with all
the young people out of the way
over on the hillside, they touched
cautiously upon the subject upper
INSURANCE
CHARLES N. ROE. Insurant* Ip all
branches. 1819 Dime Bank bldg
Phone Cadillac 4876.
JEWELRY
COATS BROS., 216 Broadv'ay Market
bldg., will change your watch Into
a bracelet watch at a amall ooat.
KIDNEY TABLETS—It's time you
learned about Dr. Navaun'a Kidney
Tablets. For Backache. Rheuma
tism. Nervousness or Dlxtlneas. Sold
with a positive 10-day guarantee
or the druggist will refund your 60c.
LADIES' HATS
AJ-L KINDS OF HATS, reblocked.
Exclusive Hat Frame Shop. 81
Gratlot-ave.
' LAI'NDRT
SENATE LAUNDRY, 88-90 Orand
River W. Promptness, cleanliness.
Peter Reldel, prop. Shoe repairing.
MACHINISTS AND TOOLMAKERS
TOOL CASK'S made and sold at Wed
ell A Boers'. 167 "effersnn. Main
6784. *.Ve sell you the trimmings.
MOYUJG
NORTH WOODWARD Moving *
Storage Cos., Chns Hayward, prop.,
90 Hlghland-ave. Hemlock 786.
NEW FURNITURE AND STOVES
F H. M AMMAN A SON. 116 Orand
River West cherry 2580.
OILS AND 44 ASOt.INE
THE GREAT WESTERN nil. CO. 74
to 7* East Larr <d-st. Hlkn-grade
oils and ira-"ljpe,
j (pT|( . M N
MIX RKDELSIIF.IMER. Manufactur
ing Optician, 80 Wa«hlngtnn-ave„
Detroit _
’ osteopathic p?iisiriw
DR ANNA K APLTN. 406 Stevens
bldg, cor (M River and Washing
ton. Cherry .190 Res. East 1054-M
PATENT ATTORNEY*
BARTH EL. Flanders A Parthel. toll
cltors U, H. and foreign patenta. 468
Buhl blk.. 86 W. Congress. Ch'y 4116
most In both their minds and made
plain their plans In a series of In
directions.
“It was kind of you to invite my
niece Estelle here this week," ha ob
served. "Her father Is a visionary
fellow, generally bard up and I'm
afraid the poor girl has had but
few gayeties in her life. Has It
I struck you that young Blair Is a
trifle attentive In tiiat direction?*’ he
luqulred anxiously.
"Really, I had not noticed it,** Mrs.
Alden’s lips stiffened a trifle disap
provingly.
"Nevertheless, I am of the opinion
that something will develop between
those two," be urged. "And now,"
she glanced across at him, "tall me
what are your arrangements for
your trip to Palm Beach?"
But before Kendrick could comply,
the door to her sitting room was
flung open and Ruth and Fleetwood
Blair appeared hand in hand on the
threshold.
"Wish us happiness mother," the
.girl cried exuberantly. "Fleetwood
i and 1 are engaged."
For once, Mrs. Alden lost her
I suave poise.
I Her eyes were fixed in a glare of
' despairing rage upon Blair. She lift
; cd her hand and pointed tow ard the
'door with a gesture no', to be mis
taken
Involuntarily Blair took a step
i backward, then halted and glamced
tt ward Ruth. Instantly she moved
over to his side and thrust her arm
in his.
“If (here’s no place here for him.
then ihcre is none for me!" she
cried.
Then with her head add high, and
her arm linked in tha* of her lover,
she passed out of the roc in find from
the house.
Mrs Alden totter'ng to a chair,
sank down weakly into It and gave
wa) to 'ears.
Firallj the fel< phone upor « near
by stand rang. Listlessly Alden
♦ook it up. But all at once her ex
pression changed, a global of an inn
(ion returned to In r eye.
‘ Listen." she whispered to Ken
drick ‘They have gone m Peace Ai
der's in New York —Ruth's maiden
aunt, you know —and Peace is trying
to get me to t. '•me ;l.ero and con
sent to a rvconeili it lon.
"It’s the only tning *o do." she de
cided Impulsively. "Otherwise, peace
says, they are planning to rush off :o
Jersey City or some other impos
sible place and pet manierl tonight;
whereas, by nooning to vield now I
ran gain time.”
In Batson Kendrick’s big. luxuri
ous limousine, which he had placed
at her disposal with himself as an
escort, she outlined the plan of
campaign.
When she alighted at Aunt F’eac'.
Alden’s old red brick house down on
Washington squure and gave him her
hand at parting, there was a light in
her eyes us if she already foresaw
victory.
Hastily she subdued her manner,
however, as *c rang the bell and
was admitted by the cra.v-haired old
butler.
Mrs. Alden made a moat effective
entrance. Her expression one of ma
ternal solicitude, she starteo eagerly
1 toward hfr lav., then halt
ed. ss if Just coming to a realization
, of the presence of the ,*oung people.
For a moment she stiffened, hut
apparently conquering herself, turn
led with the semblance of a rush of
agitated feeling and clasped her
I daughter in her arms.
“My little girl," she murmured
brokenly.
There was Just the right admix-
PAPER
MONROE Paper Stock Cos., wholesale
and retail. Paper stock, scrap Iron,
metal. Machinery wining rags a
specialty. Cherry 641. 78-78 Macomb.
_ PHOTOGRAPHER
D. D. SPELLMAN, 970 Woodward.
Studio and home portraiture. Grand
10. "The Child's Photographer.''
PLUMBING, HEATING, GAS FITTING
ERNST WENZEL—FuII line of elec
tric, gaa and combination fixtures.
636 McDougall-ave. Ridge 17.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
McCORMICK Plumbing Supply Cos.,
West 90. We wholesale to consum
er. Supplies, bathroom outfits, etc.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
SECURITY TRUST CO.. Impartial au
dita, special Investigations; cost and
general office systems.
QUICK LUNCH
I. J. BEAUDOIN, 132 Cass-at. Main
4669. 78 Orand River. Cad. 2440-R.
RAGTIME PIANO
TAUGHT In 20 lessons; Latonla
School of Popular Music M Fran
ces Berry, 96 Broadway. Cad 3916-J.
REFRIGERATORS. ICE R4>XE*. ETC.
DETROIT Store Fixture Cos. 16 to 20
Catherine, cnr. Gratiot. Estimates
for all kinds of stores Phone
Main 4922. Cherry 3919.
REAI. ESTBTE
M A LONE Y-C AM PR ELL CO., 69« Tree
Press Mdg Let ua sell your prop
el ty. List your property with us.
STORE FIXTURES
OLUNZ 392 Michigan Wall Cases.
Floor Cases, Show •'ase*. Counter*.
Shelving
s BFE*. V 8 4 I I DO4»R~*
PFTER OLFS SAFE CO, 135 Fort E
Cadillac 26*9 .1 Mpentna and re
pairing. Combination* changed.
SEWING MACHINE*
BOUGHT, sold and exchanged new or
second-hand. 27 Wayne. Ch’y 1611.
DETROIT TIMES
ture of humility and surrender in
her manner as she extended a relent
ing hand lo Blair.
"You will let me have her for Just
a little while longer, won’t you?”
she coaxed with a wistful smile.
"You il give me the satisfaction of
seeing her married from under my
own roof, with a proper trousseau,
and a flock of pretty bridesmaids,
and a cake and all ‘he rest of It A
glfl can only have one wedding, you
know, Fleetwood.”
"Os course, he will," Aunt Peace
insisted, beaming at thorn from
among her-.pillow s over her success
as an exponent of her name.
So It was finally arranged, after a
discussion In which Mra. Alden cun
ningly managed to get Aunt Peace
to cast the deciding vote that the
matp'lage should be deferred for six
months, or until the young mining
engineer had a chance to determine
what advantage might lie in certain
"prospects" of which he told them.
One day as she was leaving the
house for a walk, Ruth stopped for
a moment to ask her mother a ques
tion Mrs. Alden was stated at her
desk, so absorbed in a note she was
writing that she was not oonscious
of the girl’s presence until Ruth
stood behind her.
Then she ctarted almost guiltily,
and quickly turned the half'wrltten
sheet over so as to hide Its con
tents,
"Secrets, eh?” cried Ruth and play
fully tried to wrest the note aw’ay so
as to see to whom It whs addressed;
but her mother objected so stoully
that after a moment the desisted
from her effort.
But there were other and seem
ingly mere momentous thing to
claim her attention Just then. The
"prospects" upon which their mar
riage lo a certain extent depended
were showing a disconcertingly
balky tendency, and Fleetwood, who
had been ov» r to Boston in regard
to them, had written a rather gloomy
letter ;ho day before, telling her that
it might be sU cr eight months be
fore they should materialize.
| He was expeticd back from his
I (rip that night, and in order to salve
; his disappointment and ,-ignalize his
; home coming, sue was arranging a
lift 1* lete Just for the two of tiiein.
; Mean white, her toother having tin
'< Ished the note she was writing,
Icalled a me; eager boy and tils
: pan lied it to the address upon the
envelope.
! Then sh** called up Pat.-ton Ken
drick on Hie telephone ami assuring
herself iliat no one was within hear
jin;,, held a long and cryptic convor
! sat ion with him ov* r tin* wiie.
That evening, Fleetwood Blair, on
j returning from Boston, found the
, note .he had written lying on the
j table at ids hach<lor lodgings and
! was readily deceived inlo believing
j it was from Ruth.
I r caring it open hastily. Biair read;
: Fleetwcod Dearest: You must pot
' let yourself be disappointed over the
: Boston nr ttei. 1 would wait for you
'until Doo. ii. day, if nevesscry. And.
j besides, it may be all for Lie be*t.
Last night Ration K« n Iriek was
playing chc v .« with mamma, and I
overheard him say that he needed
a man for ; < mo important work it.
Alaska, "if Blair at linrrtv,
he would lie just the nr n,” he said,
"an i the job would be worth a thou
sand dollars a month to him. but I
will not risk sending any new bride
groom on this affair. 1 lie chap who
| takes it has got tc have ah his in
terest in the work."
I rather think, though, that he is
going lo approach you with an offer,
and If he does, I would certainly ac
cept the commission, and agree to
remain single during the time you
ni-o engaged upon it. You could quit
him, of course, the moment the Hos
*i>n people decide to go ahead, and
i in the meantime, so long as we have
to wait anyhow, you may as well he
drawing that salary.
[ I am sending this to your rooms
, so that you may be prepared in caae
he approaches you this evening, as I
understand from mamma that he Is
to be at the house to finish their
game. Meantime, i am waiting and
INFORMATION COUPON
The Times Representative Bureau,
Please tend me the name of a reliable house in the following lines
of business:
Lins 1
Lins 2
Lins 3
Your nams
Your addrsss
SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN I4RO
CERIES
8. KLEIN CO., agents for Llnnea.
Hardtack. Anjovla. Aptltslll. Fish
and Meat Balls. 187 Grand River.
Cherry 2634-J
»***££* D-HAND PI RNITI RE
GRATIOT stove Exchange, 335 Gra
tiot. Furniture, stoves, rugs, etc.
We sell at very reasonable prices.
SINGING
ELEANOR Ha/.rard IVocnck, dramatic
soprano. Indorsed hv European and
American critics. Concert* and reel,
tala; voice and Interpretation 60
K ing •ave Phone Market 524 S.
SHOE REPAIRING
SCOTT PHILLIP, best workmanship.
15 Grand River Cadillac 5951 -W
KIDI HU \T BIN *
D. KARLE A uo.. "23-226 Monroe
ave. csdlllae 49^9
*T4IR AGE
Michigan Warehouse co. fire.
Lroof storage 566-667 W. Fort-*t.
•alia R. Hern. Mgr. West 2730. |
longlug for you every second. De
votedly. . RUTH.
Blair gave vent to a low whistle
as he finished.
Little did he dream how carefully
baited was the trap Into which he
was walking with his eyes open.
On arriving at Mrs. Alden’a, he
was shown into the drawing room,
where he found Kendrlek and also,
somewhat to hia surprise, Estelle
Abbott
(To Be Continued)
The Mississippi Press association,
composed of newspaper editors and
publishers, Is to begin It annual con
vention today at Clarksdale. *
, klad—that
Is right—Tines Job De*t—H a |„ 4(13*
NOTICE-STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
HOARD OF ABBEBSORS’ OFFICE
Detroit, May 22. IMS.
Paving Notice No. 1967.
BERLIN STREET.
Sohsub^MriT^rfrVms'n - E !*’ Edward
plul K H T„Vr„ n >",!''|,: m ThlrraX
Fran* F ' I)ahlm *n, William
IS2‘ «?:
r'iF - Ktl. A
ssfflsi B *-Hft.'sa
tel »■**
U- aiIIS3. li, r-hnx. S
ii -1 it I Kaiser 4c [tru.loi ('hM3 Stect
K«Sk "TiT, K “,fVJ "rll.n:
Binrst Thiele. Thro.
' ‘'ft i'Hhn Aiijju*t A. IT||_
l)*"*. •' ,JR Nerth. \V. Fensch Marv
!i Y!“V. y,il NV. B Toysel W
K tleMner" 1 ' m“'.k ° F ' NVItt * Ml< hwol
1. oeszner, Mathew Spiel. Donat
keifer, ttiimavo Rudke, Aua Grlelte
TrchcMct K t ld BonsaJh. C l\
or Froi? - w!VI- , i. ar^ ,h ’ «< bum«oh
iiui.u i (lhl °y, l( ar >' .frnni*
\\ r j Zimmerman. W .1 Marts.
/In! V , I ,n ‘ , e n R , ofr. Anna C.
“ogelsdorf. Susan Toepel.
• \UMist l. lman, Horman Hehel John
l ; a.Te..ma.U,r s, Mathew* riu.r.h
1 *'«n« Walter Busch ng, l.vdia
lluesang Mu had Mi 11,., R. 11 v Sauer
AtiKUat Dobhorstrln. John Goettsche)
' ' .'.'"VL *'"‘'l Burau. Christian
Bin.i. Km 1 1 r. I.omko, Fr. .I R. itadtko,
vi, » V ' \ A thwart*. Krs«i
BoiiitV Baumgarth. Campau
, {oalt.\ « o lt „d to „|| r , 01 „7, n «
owning occupying. or otherwise ln
to on)o«l in any of tin lotm and prom
isos frontina on Borlin street i n said
h, " ,r ° f w,,h,n the limits
hereinafter mentioned
i. t?n r n '. on '*f the City nf
Dot mt havina ordered so mu. h of
M- Min sirr.'t, from ihc oaat <lll k. lino
1 •'usepn ( anipiiu avonno to (ho w**t
lino of Mt Kllf.dt avenue, to ho grad
<d and paved, n.di.'O is horol.v given
tnai an assessment hu- hoch mado
upon nil the l.ii and promises front*
ing on said Berlin stroot. and liable
to no ass,, sod foi said improvement
under the provisions of the Citv
< ’hit Mer, and that a roll of said as
sessment IS now completed, and will
remain at the Assessor's office, in the
< tty of Detroit, from the date hereof
urtil dun. K. li> 16. for the inspec
tion of all persons concerned therein
B'A I: t» OF ASSESSORS
nv OF ST AV E J. ALIIREt *HT.
(’resident.
NOTICE-STREET
PAVINC ASSESSMENT
HOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May 22. I*l6.
Paving Notice No. 1969.
LINDEN STREET.
, D> Marry J. Rill, Photochrem Cos.,
•las. Tyre. Chaa F. Mnthea, J. Schlnnd.
Mrs. K Kvera. Mr. .1 Trlx. W. A
Burns. G. Fierce, (j Baldwin, (’has.
W [tnilcy Martin Wetxler. Jos. D.
Dal), Lucy Schwick. Ann
K kyde. Kmmn I*7. Hftlton, H. A
GrcUenhergcr, Anthony Drews, M
Beck, F'anuie Beck, Sam Seffin. F7. J
Dossln, K. Qrosefski, Herman Mutike,
John Kroll. W. II Reid. Albert Apel,
(‘has. HofTman (’has Friedman,
Henry Young, German n iptl.-tt church
Fred Kngel, Louise General. Fred
S-hmldt. It. Sulewicki. Peter Walsh,
David I». Wright. Mina Turnbull. A.
Hobart. Ida Perkins, R W Dolson. K.
G. llclmrlch John Green, Henry Pop
ki. .Magßle Malone. A. Cube Jos. Kln
houeh, Alex Krrrtmtn, .las Fault. Mrs.
Bourke, Mrs lOllen Morgan. Sirs ('.
Renner. Kinma Metzger, Fred Gus
lick. C (Frith, A. 1. Smith John Boy
lan. Mary Bell, F J. (looser, Mrs K.
G. () Bourke, Anna Miller, Joseph
Margowski. Theophilus Kwasnew icz
H Mathees John Cameron, Elizabeth
Apel, F. Teubert. F. McCall. K. M
Aseltinc. A. J. !!eman?kl. S. J. Skills,
THIMMIMi, FELLING, UPRAYI.VO
AMI TKIIK N( Itt.i-.Ry
Nt RSKRYMKN and Landscape Gar
deners. choictst shrubs. vines
roses, hedges, etc. Detroit Shade
Tree Cos, *O3 Hammond bldg
l I’HOI,STFHF.RS
STITF-7S Jas A Cos., 63 High W. rear
(hv 1051-J. Work called for and
delivered Fumtttirr repairing
I “ED %i roMttnn.iA
A FAFF PLACK TO BUY The Love
land Cos., 11*7 Woodward. North 11.
V4< t t W ( LEADERS
PETF.Ft F SCHNEIDER GO., base
ment Broadway Market. Cherry
3.100 Electric atnves and apeelalttes
W DIIIM. >1 t( IIIXM
TETF.R K SCHNEIDER C»» . base
meiit Broadway Market (’llerry
3300 Electric stoves and specialties.
Hllli: \MI IRON W cut K I'. It *>
WIRE WORKS and Lamp Shades;
goods guaranteed W'm J* M|e)seh
«r, 264-6 Randolph-st. Main 3419.
Ou.twv* Utnptrur. F. Loranaar. J.
Maatll, Jos Langlols, Robert Rhode.
Mary Johnson. W. K. Lennane,
t-hrla B V Ichta, A. Wlclarhowakl,
Kaiser A Schmidt. Joa Fellc, P.
Hteln, Detroit Brewing Cos., H. Bjr
kowakl. Ales Wtelaklowakl. Dorothy
Htrloker, Leonard gymanskl, Chaa
Hoff ina a. Chaa. l-achln»kl. Fred Le
chlnaky. Fred Voss. Aug Rrwndt. Otto
Bchults. J. Dehrowakl. Adolph Mol
denhauer. I. H. Mason .M. C. R. R,
Home Mission Church,' Htan Nowak
owskl, Mias Weldner, Micko Naatall,
John Achlaff. 8. Butel. John
Wlktowskl. M. ITlamski, Annie
Centheck. M. Deerlng. K. Bykow
aki. F. Theil. and to aH other per*
aons owning, occupying, or otherwise
Interested In any of the lota and
r. remises fronting on Linden street,
n said City of Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council of the City
of Detroit, having ordered so much
of Linden street, from the west curb
line of Vermont avenue to the east
curb line of Roosevelt avenue, to be
graded and paved, notice Is hereby
given that an assessment haa been
made upon all the lota and premises
fronting on said Linden street and
liable to be aaseaesed for said Im
provement under the provisions of
the City Charter, and that a roll of
said assessment la now completed,
and will remain at the Assessors' Of
fice, in the City of Detroit, from the
date hereof until June 6. 1916, for the
Inspection of all persona concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ABSFSHORH.
BY OUBTAVE J ALBRECHT.
B-773 President.
NOTICE-STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
HOARD OF AB6EBBORB’ OFFICE
Detroit, May 22. 191f.
Paving Notice No. 1968.
E. STREET.
To F. O. orlman. Louis Kortan, F*.
Schulte, and to all other persons
owning, occupying, or otherwise In
terested in any of the lots and
premises fronting on E street. In said
Flty of Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the City
of Detroit, having ordered so much
of K street, from the west curb line
of Roosevelt avenue to the east line
of West Grand Boulevard, to he grad
ed and paved, notice Is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front
ing on said K street, and liable to
he assessed for said Improvement un
der the provisions of the City Char
ter, and that a roll of said assess
ment Is now completed, and will re
main at the Assessor**' Office, in the
City of Detroit, from the date hereof
until June fi, 1916. for the inspection
of all persons concerned therein.
HOARD OF ASSESSORS.
HY OFSTAVK J ALBRECHT.
B-772 F’resident.
|)EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit Mich.. May 1». IV>l6.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
AND RE-PAVING
STREETS AND ACLEYS
Scaled proposals will he received at
lb** office nf the Department of Pub
lic Work Detroit, Mich., un’ll
Thursday, May 25th, 1!>1 fi. at 10
o'clock a ui.. Eastern Standard time,
nt which time and place they will
be opened, for furnishing all the la
bor <nd material and paving and re
paving the streets and alleys named
below, within the limits mentioned.
In the City of Detroit, with the styles
of pavement stated.
Asphalt Concrete
Note Bidders must submit samples
of the asphalt and fluxing oil pro
posed to be used, along with the
bids, rumples of asphalt, lo pounds;
of oil line gallon.
ALGER AVE. (Pavin*)
From the cast curb line of Cameron
to the west cutb Fine of Russell 25
feet wide, with asphaltic conciefe
(Natural Lake Asphalt I on ti-lneh
con- ?■*-1<- p t vlng
WESSON AVE. (Paving)
From (he south line of Norton to
the Mouth line of Michigan, 2« feet
wide, with asphaltic concrete (Natur
ral Lake Asphalt) on 6-Inch con
crete foundation paving.
Sheet Asphalt
REED AVE. (Paving)
From the south line of Joy to the
east line of Grand River. 26 feet wide,
with .sheet asphalt (Natural Lake \s
phalti on 6-Inch concrete foundation
pa vne
MOORE PLACE (Pavinß)
From the west tine of (’hope to
the east line of West Grand boule
vard. 26 fret wide, with sheet as
phalt (natural Lnka Asphalt) on 6-
ini h concrete four.dntion paving.
One-Course Concrete
ALLEY 625 (Paving)
K and W. alley in block between
Forest ami Hancock, from the west
line of Greenwood to the east Une
of Brooklyn. 13.750 and 16 76 fret wide,
with one-course concrete paving.
ALLEY’ 626 (Paving)
All hll ev s In block between Sec
ond. Wood w aid. Collingwond and
Lawrence. 2') feet wide, with one
course concrete paving
ALLEY 627 (Paving)
X. and .*■> alley first /’list of (’ass be
tween Willis and (’.-infield, also the e,
and w alley running easterly to west
line of paved alley, _’<> feet wide, with
one-course concrete paving
ALLEY 628 (Paving)
First cast ami parallel to Russel*,
from Die north tin*' of Aherle to the
south line of Clay, 16 feet wide, with
one-rout s' concrete paving
ALLEY 629 (Paving)
All alleys in block between Fifth.
Fourth, Grand River and Fnlon. lh, 15
and 20 feet wide, with one-course
concrete pa \ dig
ALLEY’ 6.J0 (Paving)
In block between Woodward, John
FI. Kenilworth and Westminister. 20
feet wide, with one-course concrete
paving
ALLEY 631 (Paving)
In block between St (’lair, Hamil
ton. Kerchi val ami Waterloo. 20 feet
wide, with one-course concrete pav
ing
ALLEY' 632 (Rpp.uing)
In block between Brush, Beaubten,
Beacon and Adams, 12 and 19 feet
wide, with one-course concrete pav
ing
ALGER AVE. (Paving)
kssessment IhllniHlr*.
611 cii. vds excavation.
1,057 67 lineal feet of curbstone
(newt straight
1.527.75 s<p yds. asphaltic concrete
(Natural Lake Asphalt) on 6-in-h
concrete paving
2.1.2* cti. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
t It y Kstlinntes.
I*7 cu yds cxcHcatlon
.72 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight i.
113.06 lineal feet of nf u i urted' no
In t - 4'R 4 -10' R Merit circles fur
nished by contractor
Ml 17 sn yds asphaltic concrete
(Natural Lake Asphalt) on 6-Inch
concrete paving
6.32 cu yds. concrete under and
behind rurb
166 lineal feet of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may he used
WESSON AVE. (Paving)
iMromrnl Estimates.
2.1*1 rit yds excavation.
2.*63 SR lineal feet of eiirhftone
(newt straight.
1.266 62 3<| yds asphaltic concrete
(Natural l ake Asphnlt t <>n 6-lnch
concrete paving.
7*62 cu >ds. concrete tinder and
behind curb
( tty Estimates.
4' l *, cu vr| excavation
2*6 lineal feet of new curbstone
< st ralght t
4.1. *» Pneal fret of new curbstone
In (1-4'R 2-10'Fl Med* circles furnish.
od to contractor.
*26 71 •<} vds asnhsltic concrete
tNnt.iral T ske Asphalt) on 6-lnoh
Concrete paving.
17.18 cu. /4a. if fn wm’Wm
behind curb. -< -v mSMsm
30« It |ln«ftl fM* tl.Nt.fiß
old Medina curb atf .Ik T
R KB£AYjrT#»as*]fV i
2.31* 54 aq ydo. IwllltU. ffß
(Natural Lake Aapkalt) f HNRI
concrete paving.
. *}. * j cu. »di. of aroti Mltr. tajK
behjnd curb.
.. nty - rilim 'VleiP
• 6 cu. yds. etaavatiaa .'>£»■
25.13 lineal feat of pew
tn (4-4 r Med) clrcUe lunSaSlSfTi^l
contractor.
ur'.i’ii.v /iuiru-r.ia’Sra
crete paving
h.tfid'ourb’"'*- '■*- **§
ti*L-L. ~netl ratalalgf iMM .«
old Medina curb may be UMC
MOORE PLACE (IMa)J
W'.jrxrv.s.'ianr
3.1 1 6.85 lineal fict of CUrblMi
utralKht.
con tract or. tlllde> o ‘ rc ‘** ,UPB,all *4 '
M, F- y***- *heet asphalt (Nats
behind curb***’ concr * u
... nty Rstlaiatea.
sy. '’xvavatlon.
.4111 lineal feet of new CUrbstOM
nl 12 *4'R Med) clrclea fur
nished by contractor.
. J** 1 } •■Phalt (KM- i
ural F-eke Asphalt) on l-lnch sob
crete paving.
10.17 cu. yda. concrete undar and
behind curb.
of •‘"thinlnf lt«M,
old Medina curb may b* uaaa.
ALLEY 625 (Paving)
... Aaseesmcat Kstlaaataa.
45* cu. yds. excavation.
1,157.40 Bq. yd«. one-course concrata >
paving
I.l*o lineal feet of retaining plash
«x6-lnch.
City Estimates.
27 cu. yds excavation.
«1 32 sq. yds. one-coursa concrata
paving.
1.23 cu yds. concrete under and ba
hlnd curb.
4* lineal feet of retaining atone. Old
Medina curb may be used.
24 lineal feet of retaining plash
2x6-ineh.
ALLEY 626 (Paving)
... Eattmataa.
666 cu. yds. excavation.
2.11111 srj. yds. one-nourea s»
crete.
1.900 lineal feet of retaining plash*
2x6-mch.
nty Ratlasatea.
21 cu. yds. excavation.
12 56 lineal feet of curbgtona hi
(2-4'K) circles furnished by city, gat
l»y contractor.
60.7 1; s«j. yds. one-coursa concrttd
paving.
1.03 cu yds. concrete under and ba«
hind curb \
-’H llntal feet of retaining stofl«k
old Molina curb may he used.
ALLEY 627 (Paring)
Isaessment Estimate*.
372 cu. yds. excavation.
1.43 V s:’ srp yds. one-course con
crete paving.
I 160 lineal feet retaining plash,
2x6 Inch.
nty R*tlmatea
-1 cu. yds. excavation.
22.22 s<j. yds. one-course conoreta
paving.
ALLEY 628 (Paving)
As sees meat (Cellmates.
I*3 cu. yds. excavation.
461.83 sq. yds. one-course concratb
paving.
46:» lineal feet of retaining plash
2\«-inch
nty Estimates.
10 cu yds. excavation.
17 76 sq. yds. one-oours* concrata
paving.
0.54 cu. yds. concrete under and ba
hind curb.
2o lineal feet of retaining ctona» all
Medina curb may be used.
ALLEY 629 (Paving)
Assessment Eattmataa.
317 cu. yds. excavation.
646.1* sq. yds. one-courga concrata
paving. S
764 lineal feet of retaining plank
2x6-lnch.
City Estimates. *
2 cu yds. excavation.
10.7* sq. yds. one-courac concroff
pavlna.
ALLEY 630 (Paving)
Asseaament Estimates.
566 cu. yd*, excavation.
1.623.33 sq yda. one-oouraa COS-
Crete paving
1.333 lineal feet of retaining plash,
3x6-inch.
City F.ntlmatfa.
(NONET.)
ALLEY 631 (Paving)
\umnifat Ritlmatn.
699 on yds. excavation.
2.01 ♦; *q. yds. one-course cone rata
paving
1 si.n lineal fart of retaining plank,
2x5-lnch.
('Hr RollmatM.
(NONE )
ALLEY 632 (Repaving)
\ Mr»mrnl I'stlmate*.
07 rn. yd*, excavation Including
old paving material, cobblestone. etc.
rt 1. 04 srp j <l*. one-enurae concrete
paving
MR lineal feet of retaining plank,
2x9-lnch.
City Katlmatea.
(NONE.)
The time to be Met In the contracts
for the o< mpletlon of the above pav
ing, lobe shall be aa follow*:
! Alger avenue Aug. I, ltlf
| Wesson avenue An* 1. 1919
Reed avenue Aug 1. 191*
: Nbiore Place Aiir. 1. 1915
l Aliev 025 Julv IR. I*l9
! Alloy K2B July 15. ma
Alley f.27 Tulv 15, tHllt
Mb \ 925 luly 15. It! 9
Alley B'2*t luly 13. Itls
i Aliev oin tulv 15. lain
I Alley h:u tulv 15. I*l9
A Ilex 932 luly 16. 1511
Said street* and alley* to he paved
1 and re-paved at cording to the sped
flcatlon* for asphaltic concrete anopt
ed .laniiarv 25. 1916. onr-eoura* con
| orete adopted February 23. 1915.
sheet asphalt adopted January It.
11915, the estimate* of the City En
j Rim ft »< above, and the charter and
i ordinance* of the city of Detroit.
Bidder* will state the price per
i cubic yard for excavation, price per
! linen) foot of ruming, price per
; square yard for paving or concreting,
■ and price per lineal foot for retain
ing plank or stone, etc.
Bid* will only be received for Ml#
cut ir< of tin work or material for
any .street nr section of etreet aa per
quantities stated in the estimate*
and the bid will be accepted which
Is the lowest on aggregating the
above detail* r< gardless of any error
of extension* or footings made by
: bidder*.
Bidder* must deposit with Md* #n
eloced in separate envelope a eertl*
fled check payable to the order of
the Department of Public Works of
j the city of Detroit, an follow*:
Alger * Venue I 500.
Wesson avenue 1,400 90
It- ed avenue 700.09
Moore pise* 1,200.00
Alley 923 100.00
Alley H 29 JOO 09
Alley 927 lot.lt
Alley 929 70.00
Alley 92 it 100.00
Alle\ 9„0 200 00
Alley 931 40tt.9«
Alb'* 912 00.90
Whl< h mu »IP be forfeited to the
KCitv f>f I><tr"it In ca*e the bidder
fall tf> -et r into contract, subject
to t-onHrmu!ion of the Common Coun
c‘l within five fls>' after the accept*
cn< * f hit fender by the Department
of Public Works.
The h hide i whose tender 1* oC
crpted will be required to furnlan
with his contract an approved surety
company bond to the city of Detroit
in the full amount of the contract
price for the work conditioned on 1M
full and faithful performance of Bla
part of the contract.
The contra* tor shall he paid M
bonds for first paving or the proceed*
thereof, if such bond* are purchased
by the Minkina Fund Comml*sl«nera
according to l»w.
No bid will be accepted from any
person or firm who I* In srreara of
default to the City of Detroit.
Specification* in details for thn
above work tn«* be had on appllca*
tlon to the secretary
The Department of Public Works
expressly reserve* the right to reject
anv or *ll proposals.
\ll pioposal* shall be mad# kl
duplicate
«99.i OFORQK H FP.NKKti*
B-707 Commissi B»<ki
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